Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1873, Page 7

ers of the next legislative assembly of said ‘Territory shail be made by the governor there- pf, in accordance wih the provisions of an act ‘Of Congress entitied ‘An act to provide a tem- porary government for the Territory of Wyo- “as ed July twenty-firth, eighteen eantvet sixty-eight: Provided, Tost for the purpose of such mt it shall be not be necessary to take a new or additional eensus or enumeration of said Territory. Approved, March 3, 187 Gewerar yatcRE—No 71.) au Act £ amend the law requiring consular officers to collect three months’ extra pay for seamen in certain cases. Be tt cnacted by the Senate and House of Repres ing whether the {Guwenat warvns—No. 82. From Eik Falls, via Boston and Cloverdale, lating thereto ‘with, the officers Act ractional bar- | to Cedarvale. | competent and faithful, and the’ convicts prop. | “™ AUzrelating sthe. — From Bosiand, via East Wolf, Pittsburg, and | erly governed and employed, and at the same a et a, Reet ae eee eave. w to Cawker a | Sanat be the ar senna to CA Cf _ Fildes ve sand ‘of etre Waste via Oaktand and lonca, , From Bostand, via Sylvan Greve and Vesper, to Pettersburg. yrem Timber Bill te Aimat yin Newberry S24 Plowtoy, to vig, Mom Springs and Rebekah, Bilver vd States of Ameri ce of the peleoners, and the and any fractional barre! ood Fala, vin Box Wook: States of America in Con- a oe Fox So end. That the law to reguiate the | of ali the property: the government connected less than oneeiguth shail ‘be accounted one- Diamond Springs, Far Wane ona ‘consular system of the United States, which | with the prison. He shail receive and pay out eighth; more than one-eighth, and mot more re Fequires consular officers to collect’ three | ali the prison, and shall cause to | than one-sixth, shall be accounted one-sixth; » via Clarion, Pendell, and months’ extra wages upon the discharge of sea- | be kept, in suitable books, complete accounts of pore See Ie and not more than one- Augusta. men, be, and the same hereby is, so amended | aii the p' » expenses, income, business. | fourth, be accounted one-fourth; more Clay Ceatre, via Pewelisburg and Alert, as to permit said oficers whenever, after afull | and concerns of the prison; and shall make fall | than one-fo' and not more than one-third, Deasing of Sete parees, the enue of discharge | and regular ‘thereof to the Secretary of shell be ascounbea one-tnteds more than one” via Holland, Newberne, Hope, is found to be the miscondact of the seaman, '0 | War; and shall, under the direction and with | third, and not more thar half, shall be ac- remit so much of the extra wages we eer 7 | Ore proval of the Secretary of War, employ, | counted one-balf; more t...u one-half, and not Neapoe ihed Exeter, Athelstane, jaw paid to the seaman discharged: eovided, for the benefit of the Uni States, the com more than one barrel, shall be accounted one rant, and Gutherie, to Abiline. ‘That relief can immediately be offered to such | victs at such labor and in such trades as | barrel; and more than ofe barrel, and not more Freee Siem, tn ebaery,.be Mevekvilis, seaman by reshipment it expense to the | may be deemed best for their health and | than sixty-three —, shall be accounted From to M: United States. [ ved, Ma-ri 3,18:3. | refermatior. He shall have power to sell | two barrels, or a Bogshead. From Cskaloosa, via Woodstock, Prairie (Guwanst satcne—No. 72; | and dis; ‘menufactured Approved, March 3, 1873. View, and , to Lawrence. { L sate i: | Dy the convicts, and shall larly account —— ‘i From Ji to Hi As AcT to amend an act entitled mn act to | 12, the and give bond [GEWERAL NATURR—NO. 83.] From Sumner to Wi 5 prevent smuggling. avd for other Preeired | 82d security for the faithful kee; ‘and ac- AN Acr to establish certain post-roads. Big via Elma, Albion, and Joy nad Cen, Sen RaOT | counting of ail moneys and coming to | Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Creek, to Steele City. Be ttenacted by the Senate axd House of Repre- | bis Bi = it. shall tame | sentatives of the United States of America in Shay Ropedoie. Weng v ~~ don. | ROte and make record of the conduct of 43 assembled, That the following be, and are Frem Lawrence, via Er larion, Michi- Sentatiors of the United States of = rae ‘tho the convicts,-end shall shorten daily time of foreny established as post-roads: gan Valley, La! A gress assembica, That the seventh section of hard labor for those who, by their obedience, ALABAMA. From Britton to as: Sarg Sy nd Eeavenae honesty, industry, or general conduct, From East Mill, via Delto, to Oxford. From Mount Cents to Chaj ang and for o! 5 5 Sighicenth, eighteen hundred ant vaixty-six, ie | C80 such favors; and the of War is | From Lamar to Hi qi From Valley Centre, ark. Ony, to Ev hereby amended so as to read as follows: That Tt shall be the duty of the several collectors of Customs and of inte revenue to rey Within ten days to the district attorney of the distriet in which any fine, penalty, or forfeiture may be incurred for the vielation of any law of the United States relating to the revenue, a statement of all the facts aud circumstances of their knowledge. together with itnesses, and which nia: to their knowledge from time to time, stating the provisions of the law believed to be violated, and op which a@ reliance may be had for condemnation or conviction, and such district attorney -ball cause the proper Proceedings to be commenced and prosecuted without delay ior the fines, penalties. and forfeitures by law | im such case provi vnless, upon inquiry and examination, be shall decide that each’ pro- ceedings cannot probably be sustained, or that the e Of public justice do not require that —— should be instituted, in which case @ shall report the facts in customs cases to the Secretary of the Tressury, and in internal rev- enue cases to the Commissioner of Inter: al Revenue, for their direction; and for the ex- penses incurred and services rendered in all such cases the district attorney shall receive and be pa:d from the treasury such sam as the Secretary of the Treasury shall deem Just and reasonable upon the certificate of the judge be- fore whom such cases are tried or d ef: Provided, however, That the annual compensa- tion of such district attorney shall not exceed the maximum amount now preseribed by law; Sud if any collector shalt in any case tail tore: to the proper district attorney as prescribed Ir tate section, such collector's rigut to any compensation, benefit, or allowance in such case sha! forfeited te the United States, and ve fe the discretion of the Secre- Teasury, be awarded to such per- W make complaint and prosecate the judgment or conviction. Approved, March 3. 1373. (GuweRraL satvRe—No. 73) Ax Act w regulate the taking of testimony in certain cases. Be it enacted dy the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America_in Con- grest assembled, That no witness shall be com- pelled to appear or to — before any com- missioner or officer appointed to take testimony under letters rogatory, issued or to be issued from apy court in any foreign country, in any suit Or proceeding in which the government of such foreign country shall be a party of record or in interest, except for the put of answer- ing specific written interrogatories issued wi! and accom: ing such letters rogatory and addressed to such witness : Provided, Phat when counsel for all the parties attend the examina- tion, they may consent that «uestions in adJition to those accompanying the letters rogatory may be put to the witness, unless the letters rogatory, exclude such additional interrogatories. Suc. 2. That no witness shall be required, oa Such examination, or any other under letters Togatery. to make any disclosure or discovery ¥ sball tend to criminate him either under the laws of the State or Territory within which uch examination is bad, or any other, or any Toreign State. (Approved, March 3, 1:73. (Guwera: z—No. 71] Aw Acr to restore Absalom Kirby as second assistant engineer in the navy. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the Unted 8Mites of America in ons gress oseembied, That the President of the Uni- ted States be, and he is hereby, authorized, by ak | seen seers te. 75) oT for yment to eTnment of ‘Japon the cuss doe = veh pe Siplomauic ee lar represe! consular ntatives of the United States to Japan, and for other pur- Bo'ir enacted by the Senate and House of Bentatives of ¥ i il He ag | i F] £ | i Pe &j i i Au Act sethorining the Seererary a ™ AcT authorizi 2 ‘etary of War to ist ‘a duplicate certificate of when the same has been lost. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress cssembicd, That whenever satisfactury { shail be furnished to the War Department iy issioned officer or private soldier who served im the army of the United States in the late war against the rebellion has Jost his certificate of }, OF the same has been destroyed without his privity or procure- = War shall t ment, the tary to furnish, on request sioned officer or pri certificate & voucher for the payment of any claim inst the United States for pay, bounty, or other al- dowance, or as evidence in any other case. Szo. 2. That the army regulations now in in accordance wi! the provisions of this act. ” Approved, March 3, 1573. (Guwemat watuee—No. Ax Aor to provide for theestablishment of a military Prison, ‘and for its au. That there shall be yy in the State of Tiwols s Jeeates saaet "tie soba geen ne ru laws for the gofernment of the army of the United States, in which shall be securely con- fined, and employed at labor, and manner hereinafter =. i i Fy Hi ! hl and live i g F ae ; g i Hist it ! | authorized and direeted to remit, the sentences of such convicts, and to give them an honorable restoration to dt i« merited; and the lawful orders of the refuse to comply with the rales and regulations thereof, he may be placed in solitary contine- and report of the matter at the next inspection; but in no case to whipping, branding, or the carrying of eights fore the purpese of dieciptine’ of for Part, From Ashville to Mumford. ridge. . ‘rom Ellsworth, via Brookdale and New Cin. atyin case the same | Pinhook and Democrat, tata | 2) | cinnatiy to Pence: in case any convictshall disobey | * puook, and Democrat, to. a. FromsAtchison, via Mount Pleasant and Mill- cers of the prison, or From Burleson to Detroit. wood, to Easton. From Tuscumbia to Spring Creek. From Waterloo to Eastport, Mississippi. From Bayou Labahe to Grand Bay. From Centreville, via Tionus, to Brierfield. From Higbsboals to Roanoke. From Hintlola to Letohate! From Saville to Nicholasville. From,Shetby Iron Works to Columbiana. From Shoal Ford to Madison Station. From Canola to Greenfield. From Casca to Greenfield. From Emerald to Mineral Point. From Toutsville to Hillsdale. Hien beuuation otters ‘rom Mont lo to a ‘ From Kennekuk, via ster, to Farming- lon. From Strawn, via Ottumwa, to Lebo Creek. shail any prisoner be subjected | producing peniten: nd every prisoner, upen From Thateher’s Creek to Blount Springs. From Lodiana to Brookdale. Being Cec ph warns prison, befurnished | From Edwardsville to Chulifinne. = From Cedron to Freewill. with decent cl ing. From Union to Clinton. From Seapo, via Shirely and Meredith, to stall uote denied the convicts at times when | Ero Qraluut Hill, vig ultown, toNotaentgy. | LAMST- 5 ston to Madison. all no} not employed; and that unofficial visitors shall | *'0™ Gainesville,via Sie ih pen ka, via Auburn, to Alma. be admitted to spection of the tions as the board of commiseioners may impose. ‘The prieoners shall not be denied a et communicating with their friends by and from reeeiving like communications from them, all of which shall be subject to the in- From To 2 From Auburn, via Dover and Grant, to New- "From Oreat Bend to Medicine Lodge. From Raymond, via Sherman, to Caldwell. From Raymond, via Rattle Snake Valley, to Simaro Salt Mines. Crow Creek Valley, ARIZONA. the prison under such restric- From Corbet to Saint George, in Utah. ARKANSAS. From Clarksville to Mount Judah. — Lyman, via Galls Rock, to Danville. rom elle, via Pettit-Jead and Ro to Mount Ida, From Hick’s Station to Pine Bluff. letter, commandant, or such officer as From Hutchinson, via be may assign to that duty. Fi Harris! port. Breakdale, and Plumb Creek, to Ellsworth. | ‘Suo.t 8. That the prisoners shall be supplied From Piumers ocaeeeee From Russell, via Cornell’s’ Ranch, Harvey's with ample and clean bedding, and with whole- | From Carrollton to Burlingtod. ity, some and sufficient food, but when in hospital | From Duvall’s Bluff, via De Sauk and West by the in said military articles of war the said confine bis or date of the m Be it enacted by sentatives of the gress assembled, and he hereby restore Alonzo 4s Act to Be it enacted shall be or under discipline their diet shall be prescribed proper authority. suitably ventilated, and have a weekly bath of cold or tepid water, ployed iu the prison, who shall suffer a convict courts-martial eball be tiabie to trial and pun- ishment by courts-martial under the Approved, March 3, 1873. {GENERAL WaTURE—No. 73. Aw AcT restoring Captain Alonzo J. sition in ly mustered out (GENERAL NaTURE—No. 79.1 Crosse, in Wisconsin, and to wide for a surveyor of customs thereat. = the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the ited States of America in Con- gress assembled, That La Crosse, in the count: Of La Crose, and State of Wisconsin, is hereby, constituted s port of delivery within the corlection district of New Orleans; sad there Point, to Kensett. CALIPORSI. From Sacramento City, Franklin, Richland, and The prison shall be each shall Nebraska. — Gaylord, via Joy’s Store, to Osborne | From Rureell, via Landon’s Ranch and Blood | the boty, ules the surgeos shai dieatetne, | OroTe nanan, CTFrom Ellis, vis county seats of Phillips and ie ,» Unless the sui id 17 od ‘rol 2 hy county seats of! an wise for the health of the prisoner. other- Feom Berendo Station, via Buc! » to dead y ips via Union House, Onisto, to Wainut Fresno Fiats. Norton counties. | Sze. 9. or other Jones r Y | From Mission, via Girard, to Oarthage. | person connected therewith Boconcerned | freee Demme eT oene te Oreleane Bar. | From Orage Mission, via G Lodge. or interested. directly or indirectly, in any con- From to Round Valley. KBNTUCKY. | — purchase, or made on account of the From Benton, via Columbus, to Wadsworth, PR ae garite Station, via Brown's Landing, ¥ ma | | Src. 10. That any officer who shall suffer a big ool Valley, via Palmetto and Fish From Carrollton to Wortiville. convict to escape, or shall in any way consent Lake, to Columbus, Nevada. From Walton to Beaver Lick. tn attempt to escape, shall,upon convistiom: be | fom Bodie to Aurora. From Elizaville Station to Flemlugsbs an escape, » Upon con » be qh and U; ‘rom Eliz: le 2 iagsburg. | Cismissed from the service, andsuffer such other | tue mcCkion. soe Pres pper | From Mayfield, via Bacchus Milleand Kirk- punishment ag a court-martial may inflict. From Tehama to Famington. as to Waidsboro. Sr - That any soldier or other person em- From Greenville to Plattsville. rom Benton, via Briensburg and Cabrest, to From Fresno to Centreville, King’s River. Smithland. to escape, or shall in any way consent to his Roble’s Sprit via Josephine, From Murray, via Harrisburg, to Boydsville. escape, oF shall aid him {0 cecape, or in an at. | tofCom ne Baetaes, phiney | From Stanford to Liberty. shed tempt to , Shall, upon conviction by a From Redwood City, via Searsville and La From Paducah, via Barlow City, to Cairo, in court martial, be cOnfined therein not leas than | 1. nda Junction, to Peacadero. Illinois. Cg ng From Hollister to San Juan. From Princeton, via Wallonia, to Cadiz. rc. 12. Tha all prisoners under confinement | From Wilmington to Anaheim. prisons undergoing sentence of From Los Angelos to Head of San Gabriel Canyon. From Gilroy to Hot Springs. From Orrville, via Gridley, to Princeton. CONRBCTIC' From Munfordville, via Wild Cat Mills and Reams Chapel, to Dickey’s Mills. From Big Ciifty Station, via Hudsonville, to Constantine. From Sparta Station to Owenton. From Beatty ville to Jackson. From Union Staréo Moolville. LOUISIANA. From Bayou Goula to Port Barre. From Shreveport to Mooringsport. From Shreveport to Gravel Point. From Pleasant Hill to Manny. From Manny, via Leesville, to Lake Charles, From ne via Lockport and Valjous, to Orange City. From Homer, via Summerfield, Scottsville, and Spearsville, to Hillsborough, in Arkansas, rules and for offences committed during ment. From West ae via South Killingly, North Sterling, and Foster Centre, to South Foster. From Stamford to Long Ridge. From Greenwich,via Stanwich, to Banksville. COLORADO. From Fort Garland to Del Norte. From Box Elder to Running Creek. From Canyon City, via Texas Creek and Pleasant Valley, to South Arkansas. From State Line, via Lyon, to Pueblo. ahare army, 21 at he be hon- of the service as of the justering-out of his regiment. yy the Senate and House of Repre- United States of America in Con- That the Secretary of War be, is, authorized and directed to J. Marsh, late a captain of com- DAKOTA. From Colum Whitehead’s Ridge and | pany H. eleventh regiment veteran reserve From Waverly, via Prairie House, to Bennett | McKnight’s Mil lexandria. = corps, to bis position as such rpg ee grant | station. From Arcadia ,via Liberty Hall, to Pine Ridge. him an honorable muster out as of the date on | “ From Yankton, via Banzill Mills, in Nebras- | From Alexandria to Hickory Flat. which he was dismissed, to wit, on March sev- | xa, to Frenchtown, in Nebraska. From Rigolett’s Bridge to Lima. on a sightnes | ndrod eae sixty-five. ‘From North Niobrarah to Mineral Springs. From Monroe, via uth and Winnsboro, From Springfield to Niobrarab. From Yankton, via Bohemian Settlement, to Springfeld. rom Vermillion, via Clay Creek and Turkey Creek, to Milltown. Fiom Greenwood Agency, via Milltown, to Fiandreau. — Fort Sully, via Milltown and Finlay, to From Elk Peint, via eens Prairie, Union Creek, and Walled Lake, From Deil City, via Chain Lakes! to St. hag From Winnsboro, vis Burat Prairie and Stu- at's Landing, to Harrisonburg. From Cloutierville to Mi From Cloutiervil s & port of delivery at La ‘MIBSIABIPPT. F Bea via West Ralei to Garlandeville, nee gee Ralelee, ry ‘Of custome for lay, Swan From Westville, via Hebron, to Monticello. Sarveyer Lake, and Lincoin, to Saint James, N From Morton to Polkville. said port, who shall perform the duties of such m Yankton, via Ziskev, Tabor,and Oool. | From Raleigh, via Taylorsville, Knight ceoding twelve ‘hundred dollars per pokes oy, to prngteld, i : : ee Bays ia gi Shs to Lewi : salary: TApproved, March 3, 1g73. | Fm SE mamoneta ssa burn aun * % - ‘tae - < Fro jainesville, tl and Wahoo, ‘rom Bankston GENERAL WATURE—NO. 80.1 Gakwega ee en | | Free aasiecs vil onttentin. sure; & Ax Acr to prevent cruelty to animals while in From ial Circle, via Newborn, to Monti- | dora, Pratt's Mill, and Arkabutla, to Hudson’s. within the United Stateas © Tats | cello. From St. Arbertson, via Bluffton and IOWA. ‘rom and Port- Bewt enacted by the Senate and House Rael From Richland, via Talleyrand, to Keota. land, to Khineland. ” sentatives of the States of America in Con-| From Trenton, via Merrimac sad German- | From Spickardsville, via Battaville, to Mo- Fichin Tited ‘States whess rose any, | Ville, to Brighton. vi From Platte City to Parkville. ms From via Van Dyke, ‘rom ‘ar! avy part of alive of road over which cattle, | From Prairie City te Cater ee Frém Mill Grove to Modena. From Greeley, via: Saint Petereburg, to Coles- ‘from Btate Frem Warrenton, via Hopewell, Holstein, satan on to another, or the owners | burg. and Pinkpey, to Warrenton.” * or = pope steam, sailing, trom lh ccgeod INDIANA. PRL het ole ott Smithville, and . From Lea\ to mter’s Store, Other animals from one State to another, shall + From Haslcton te Aiea pendie’s Store, | Carpenter's Store, to Grayson confire the same in cars, boats, or vemels of From Leopold to Rene. From Princeton to Newtown. ty-eight ceaneesane Gael sasuaet oak wen z | {fom Freedom, vis Newark, to Ssulebury. Sian = kof og ean e rol 12 jurmi the same for reat, water, sud feeding, for a pe= | Bello Calon ee eetoe ee ot Meridian ‘and mora , to Jopline riod of at least frem Belle Union, to Eminence. From Williamsport, via Free Hall, Walnut facing Post-office, and Jordan, to Rossville, Il- 0) mn From Troy, via Tell City, to Carmelton. ILLINOIS. From Hanover, via Derinda City, to Savanna. .From Weston, vis Wood’s Farm, Ellsworth, abd Padua, to Le Roy. From Hanover to Derinda. Kansas. From Cawker City, via Jewell Centre, White Sock, and Great Bend, to Meridian, Nebraska. From Republican City, via Fairview and Puinceville, to Concordia. From Arno, via Ava, to Hartville. From Green Ridge, via Burnett Cornelia. From Linn Creek to Richtand. From Lawson to Kingston. From ia, via Roscoe, to Schell City. ‘ From Gencoe, via Pond and Orrville, to Bon- \omme. From Canton, via oe to Athens. From Gates to Elk Mil! From suftaio to Fai: ve. From Golden City to Chambersville. From Richland, via Bellefonte, to St. Anna, From Mirable, via Lisbonville, to Lawson. From Wintersville, via Mierton, Half Ruck, “Station, to Sa ee wen Bluff, to Melrose, in Nebrarka. From Rehoboth to East Providence, in Rhode jhe on cde wa tenmn levee te "aden, wo Chilmark to Gay Head. = rene Nes ba poco ae go : From Bethel eet ewieke ‘Oxford, From Sykesville to Freedom. From Ottawa, via Centropolis, to Topeka. From Bartoneviile te Sii; From Cawker City, via Kirwin and Deer From Towsontown to ‘Fount Pleasant or Fairview. From Warren to Sweet Air. MAIBB. From South China, via Weeks Mills and Togas Military Asylum, to Au; 5 From Waldo! J jetterson. to Jefferson and East From Jewell City, via Smith Centre, to Phil- ipeburgh. From Dam: From Wellington, via South Haven, to Cald- | Jefferson and West Jefferson. weil. From Union to Aj From Burr Oak, via White Mounds, Oakland, and Athens, to Cawker Cit From Cawker City, via Porter's Raneb, Cov- From Danforth to City. From Columbia Falls to Columbia. From North Milford to Greentield. ingto i Nort . From P: ue Isle to Washburn. Brom Gedron to Pitsburg. From East Blue Hill to Surray. MINNESOTA. Se ke ees emare, {gm Yellow Medicine Lae Qui Parle, (on alrcee ya: Mann ane Bron ille) 09 Coun | Oe ee Pastk Lames med Lakhs From Alma, via Grimm, Moss Springs, West- | From Glenwood,via Blue Mound, to Hancock. on. and Kent, to Junetion From Lake Sigel to Lake : From Wasiogs, via East Claremont and Rice Lake, to Owatowns. From Marshall, via Minnesota Falls, to Gran- ite Fails. From Crookston, vis Red Lake Agency and North Branch, to Granteburg: From Lac Qui Parie to Brown’s Valley. Richtield. via Stockton, Phillippi, and ublican City. ‘ruesdall, via Phipeburg and Granite From Augusta to Oxford. From Detroit to larion Centre From Lake Chetek to Section twenty-three, rns Resa bao vis me laotio, Steck! Town hundred and . Bange forty west. “Prom Cewker et see, weet pemeren, a pS im Nebraska. See eens ve Skuak Lakeent Comp } Matteld Green, a Lapland, t | Trem Little Sauk to Spruce Creek. Frem Deeversville to From to Windom. Poe Sarge via Alianthus, Milo, and | From » via burg, to Bt. Hur LJ From Winfeld, via ¥ From Shakopee, via St. Mary’s, to St. Bene From Columbus; via hg — saat eo a . M eight, ni tan aan al Gare en ae From Guard. ra Mulvey Grove 7 anid Town one hundred and fourteen, Range forty” Diego, in the Btate of California, are hereby Sigrememn, to Midway. BF ag ae , Qetected trom the collection district of San | From paaese: | From Boulder Valley, vis Jefferecn Island, to Fivers, and waters of said counties shell comsti- | girest' te rom Mouth of Oedar to Quart fate s collection Gatrict by the name of the San From P From BiaeBfpet Qity to Hortox ville, the bay of San Diego, ts established as | Norton, to From Stanton toSt Lous.” President of the Usiled Beste with tee | ee eal of the Us Btates, by and with the ‘and advice and consent of the Senate, shall appoint ‘Wichita Pensation shall be three thousand dellate per arpum. Seo. 2. That the of the sine peea appl SS gaugers, messarers, ofi- pam fe the revenue at said ‘and the collector of said may, with the approbation of said one thousand dollars each per or Sen and i ! ~“ i by i iii i i iii ; . | i i Fe fi i i i : ; td bani l | : via and Belle Prairie, to Elm Peper, via Morian, and Abington, to From Lone Valley, Re anon, Lone Star, beg ny and Cottonwood, m Glendale to Louisville. From West Point to Brickan. From to Island. cy. Alma City, via Richmond, to Beaver De Witt, vis Swan City, Swanville, Fairview, Danville, and Atlanta, lengs: From Westfield to Orton. From Norfolk, via Battle Creek, Deer Creek, and Dry Creek, to Oakdale. From Norfolk, via Plum Grove, Warren, Spring Valley, Ogden, Oakdale, Gillespie, and aera crete From Ei to mt ‘arm. From Pioneer to Elkton. From Gilson to Kingston. * From Cottonwood Springs to McPherson. From Red Cloud, via Wells, North Blue, Gileon, Hastings, Martinsville, and Junction- ville, to Grand Island. From Table Rock, via Pawnee City, Calla, Mission Creek, to Otoe Py ‘West Branch, and Agency. ‘rom Calla, via Tipp’s Branch, Liberty, Wild Cat, to Blue Springs.” ” From Ashiand, vis Sod Hill, Rock Creek, Ceresco, Ath Bluff, Lone Valley, Wan! Urban, Burta Centre, and Ollie, to Summit, From Douglas, via Elk Horn Gity, to Lander. From Columbus, via Lost Creek, William’s Rancb, and Newman's Grove, to Vak Dale. NEW HAMPSHIRE. From Horne’s Mills in. Wakefield, to Milton Mills, in Milton. From North Sandwich, via South Tamworth, to West Ossipee. From Centre Assi, Freedom. From Marlborough to Unionville. From ‘Taetford. sod Lyi Depot, in Ei ‘rom Tnetford and Lyme , in East Thetford, to Lyme Centre. From Ringe to East Ringe. From Sunapee to George's Mills. From Chatham to Stowe, in Maine. NEW JERSBY. From Milton to Oak Ridge Station. NEW YORK. Roi pee) oversville, via Munsonville, to Bat- che! Fi Coldbrook to Gray. From Eatonville, via Middleville, to Fairfield. From Glendale to Chase’s Lake. From Martinsburg, in East Martinsburg, to Watson. From South Edwards to Fine. From North East, via Findley’s Lake, to Mina Corners. ee From Raymondsyille, via Louisville, to Louis- ville Landing. From Parish to West Amboy. From Beaver Brook to Narrowsburg. From Port Jervis to Greenville. From Beaver Meadow to North Pharsalia. BVADA. From Wadsworth to Greenfield. From Hamilton to Troy, From Columbus to Troy. From Columbus to Ali ‘OHIO. From Logan, via Union Furnace and Starr Poxt-office, to New Plymouth. From Cherry Valley to Chardon. From New Plymouth, via Starr and Union Furnace, to Logan. From Waverly, via Pee Pee and Morgan, to Cynthiana. ‘From Waverly, via Sohn’s Corners, to Beaver. From Newtonville to Brownsville. OREGON. From La Grande, via Summerville, to Wallo- web Valley. From La Grande to Canyon City. From Nehalim te West Port. From Nehalim, via Clatekanine, to Oak Point, in Washington Territory. From Pi |, vil = ill, West Union, Point, and Glencoe, to Gree! From Jacksonville, via Central Brownsborough, and Big Butte, to Sam’s Valley. From Canon City to Winnennee, in Nevada. From Uniontown, via Cone, Summerville, and Indian Valley, to Wallowa. From Wallowa to Lakeville. From East Portland, via Powell’s Valley and Sandy, to Eagle Px PENNSYLVABIA. From Forest House to North Wharton. From Eldredville to Foot of the Plane. From New Albany, via Hibbard Hill, to New From Sugar Run to Browntown. From Clearvilie, via Fletcher’s Store, to Chaneyville. From Sherman and Findley’s Lake to North From Brady’s Bend to Fairview. From Blairs Corners to Clarion. From Ontario, vis Tripville, to Union entre. From El Pase to Menomonia. From River Falls, via New Centreville, to Spring Valley. i From Baldwin's Mills to Ogsemsbure. From Hayward's to Danville. From y"Harber to Egg Harbor. RHODE ISLAND. From Phenix, via River Point and Appona- ny, to East Greenwich. SOUTH CAROLINA. From Varnville to Nixville. From Benpettsville, via Adamsville and Gib- = Store,4o Laurel Hill Depot, in North Ca-- colina. Fiom White Hall Ferry to City Point, on the island of St. Helena. From Keowee to New Pickens C. H. From Beaver Pond, via Bull Swamp and Woilf’s Store, Andrew Chapell P. O., to St. Matthews, on S. 0. R. R. TENNESSEE. From Gorman’s Depot, via Birdsville and Bichardeon Cove, to Hawksville. From Centreville to Joy Mill. From Mulberry Gap, via Lone Branch, to Hunter’s Gap, in Vi a. — Ferry. From Mount Horeb to From 8 "e Chapel to Walle Cross Roads. rom "8 Cl Jace eeeraneee Tom J as] From en's fo Roads to Butler. TEXAS. From Overton to Henderson. From Mount Enterprize to Greenwood, Louis- From Southland Springs to Floresville. _ From Alexandria to San Augustine. vi ity Station. to Nickelisvitle. siren prom Belphur Springs to Alderson’s, in West [ora oes Peterstown, F ROPOSALS FOR WRO! P IRON WORK FoR TH PROPOSALS. PPerosau FOB SUPPLIES. a the S on ed one oath ot Tine Corps. dur Hiscal Year ending the iti ¢ June, 1324. he follewlog Supplics, to be delivered at the office of Assistout Quarte? er Marine ti ay fs iphia, Pa., free of expense to the ni within seventy uantity to be delivered with six months from 4: ‘contract This office reserves the right to accept bids for the whole, a part.or av article of a class,as may be deemed best for the iuterest of the Government. CLASS No. 1. 12,000 yards sky-blue Aersey, all wool, 54 inches wide, (exclusive of selvedge,) to weigh 22 a to the yard, ¢indigo woul dyed) with * wo yc 3,400 yards dark blue Kersey, all wool, 54 Inches wide, (exclusive of selvedge,) to weih 2 to the yard,(indigo wool dyed,) with white woolen sely Sage. 2,600 yards dark blue Twilled Cloth, all wool inches wide (exclusive of selved:e,) to Bounces to the yard, With white woolen selvedge. ‘20 yards Scarlet Cloth. all wool, 54 inches wide, (exclusive of selvedge,) to weigh 16 ounces to the yard. (coc! dyed,) with white wool- en els edge. days, and the entire oun aches wide, (ex selvedge,/to Weigh 12 ounces per eh Yard, with white woulea sel 14.000 yards dark blue Planuele for’ shift (indigo weol 4: irts, all wool, ed.) Z inches wide, (exclusive igh 6 ounces per yard, with edge. 1,209 gray Blankets, ail wool, to weigh Fee] each, to be 7 fect long aud $ fect wu free jon genes. 4,500 pairs woolen Socks, three sizes. erly made of good flecce wool, with doable and twisted yarn, to weigh 3 pounds per degen pairs, free trom grease. CLABS No. 4,000 yards white Liven, f & inches wide, to igh 13 ounces per yard 6 000 yards white Linen, for shirts, 80 inches wide, to weigh Ll ounces per yard. : 15 C00 yards Cant: Flannel, for drawers, 2 inches wide, tu weigh 6 ounces per y: 4.e00 yards Cotton icking, for ved sacks, 36 inches wide. a CLASS No. 4 20 Uniform Caps, compicte, exe 1,20 Pompons, red worsted, ball ches in circumference. 2,500 Fatigue Caps, with covers, to be made of blue cloth, (indig> wool dyed,) with ormaments. 1,280 Btocks 20 Fatigue Cap Ornaments. CLASS No.9 Buttons, (eagie.) Jacket Buttons, ( Vest Bi (eagle alette, 4 Z: ellow B Be Ked Cord. 10 Swords for musicians, complete 2) Swons for sergeants, complete. 12 drums, complete. 320 Batter Drum Heads, 12u Snare Drum Heads, 100 Drom Cords. sets Dru Shares 25 bexwoud © Fifes. 50 paire Drumsticks. 500 pairs Crescent and Seale Straps 13 5word Scabbards, with mountings, 32 inches long b od %¢ incl thick. 12 Sword ith mountings. 33% inches ud %g inch thick. bards. with mountings, 25 inches long by 15 16 wide, and % inch thick, CLASS No. 3. 8,000 pairs Bootes. (iufautry pattern.) CLASS No. 7. hout magazinos with frogs attached, pemyous ped, wud 5 in- 120 cross ‘oe Praees 1,000 sets E; 2jow yards y 1a w Bibs x . With the privilogs of i y of the abo Wit! e privil of incriasing anuj above qiantities, not to exceed ome-think.) CLASS No. 8. For making and trimming the following articles, ich coats. Uniform coats for sergeants, corporals, musicians, ates. Fatig tsfoF sergeants, corporate, musicians, rates. Woolen its for sergeants, corporals, musicians, and privates. = Linen pants for sergeants, corporals, musicians, fom pe he Fiannel shirts. Limen shirts igue Coats for Flannel Secke. Red and Blue Jackets for Boys. Bed Sacks. ‘The above-mentioned articles must conform to the sealed standard ot at once, or the Quartermaster will fill the deficicacy ractor. at the ex; ‘the eont " Pay will be made upon accepted deliveries, withl cent the amount of first ten 4 Account rewdered until seo™nd delivery is made, nad from amount of second account rendered uatil third pees is made, and so on until tis com pleted. A guarantee,signed by two ne, Whose respon sibility inust be certified to by = United States din. trict judge, district attorney, or collector, must accompany euch proposal; otherwise it will uot be considered. Blank forms of proposal can be obtained upon Application at this office; the office of the Assistant jartermaster, Philadelphia, Pa.; she office of the saistant Qi r, Marine Barracks, Brook- an N.Y., we officer at Boston, ane. Newspapers authorized to publish the above will send the paper containing the first insertion tu this omce: for exemination. idder's place of business or mamufacturing | establishment must be stated m the Proposal. Propasals to be indoreed on the ye Pro- osals for Supplies for the Marine "and posale for | Or ps. ° MAJOR WILLIAM B. Quartermaste: 8LAC! m3 lawiw K U.S. M.C. (GHT AND CAST- MEW JAIL, DIS- TRICT OF COLUMBIA. ey New Jain, District or Courunia, Office of Superintendent, May 8 1s73.¢ WROUGHT AND CAST-IRON WORK. Sealed Pro) be received at the office of until 12 m., Jone 7, 1573, for and putt for in the behead among ot Bestest i and the ¥ pay ye a Ep A XE elie ‘Payments will be mademouthiy, deducting ten per centum until the final completion ef the contract. ‘All bids must be accompanied bye penal bond, in tue cum of twenty thourapd dollars £83.00, Searded him tie samciency sanity to be AS ee 3 ob ea 3 the District be a td Erpnone epee segs to do 90; and ony bid that ie not made on by ky tig the rege rents of thie adi will nct be considered: who are not ‘of Wrought and who have not PROPOSALS. EY F CONSTKUCTIO! i Gesire to bid, of the Feepretive The Commandant of each Navy Yard, and the Purchasing Paymaster for each Btati il have a Copy of the schedules of the other yards, for examié- b ? intend to bid ob only, in order that persons AY Judge whether if is desirable to make appites- tign for any of the classes of thone Faids, . of a ctass, bat reduce" ‘The contract will be awarded to the person whe ives the makes t west bid avired by law, the Nay serving the right to arhich It may deem exorbitant Under the provisvoms af the seromd steriom of the act ed BM, ft Se bar ere Suretics in the full amount will be required to the comtract their reaponsilility must be certs. fied to the satisfac f the Navy Department * additional secu: r cent withbeld from the am ile wn tract« shall have been pleted an 0 the ameunt of each . appro’ m ndants of the respective ymaster of the Seeretary of the Trea» The classes of this Bareau are numbered and designated as follows: White Oak Loge: No.2, White Oak Keet . White Oak Curved Ti 12, White Plavk, at rought Ir. jails: No. 89, bn het; No. 45, Zim 48. Locks, Hinges, ey rite 64. Ts oB ‘all ring, Ship ¢ No? rade Turpentine. Ne 77 “ p anther. namo, rlaging. ter ung. No So, Bellows: No. 38, Anthracite Uoal, No. No. > Biteminows Coal; 85, Chi al; Ni .. ‘The following are the classes, by the numbers, re- quired at the respective navy yards KITTERY. 2,8,7, 9. 11, 13, 15, 16, 18, 82, 33, 34, 35,97, 39, 54 06,88, 60,00, 68, PHILADE Nos. 3, 8, 4, 11, 13, 15, 18, “. 49, sl, M4. MH, f% 8. fs OLK }, 12, 13, 15. 16, 18, 19, 20, 23, 24. 39. 42, 43, 44, 2, be. = 4, 65, 69, 70,71, 72, 73,74, MARE ISLAND. 16, 1, 32, 33, 34, 37, 38, 36, BT, Sb, BY, WO, GS, G4, Fes BF REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Jean Boxee. __ FRANK BARRON vaN " REAL EXTATE AND BOTS PROKERS, No. 604 1th street, opposite U. 8. Treasury, FOR SALE—A handsome HOUSE on I street, No. 9 asa HOUSE, corner’ Siet nd IOUSE No 1010 Massachusetts . 326 cast, for sale or rent, nished or unfurnished. A COTLAGE in Wilierd’s Sterai ‘vety fine FARMB™ iepeotes ond ‘aeiee ed, different vade running the rie hae hes oROCRE TE secs of the city for at low on EO. TRUESDELL & C0., BAL SSTATE BROKERS, German American 6a: 915 7th street, (over ") seine ceo P: Blairs ike = ashington, D. 0., WroresdLe Dears ty LUMB! LIME, CEMENT, SAND, i) iL LS cat to LUE NE for Bulidi wing purposes delivored 1213 Tru STREET NORTHWEST, (Between M aud N sta.) SOAP! SOAP tI BETES, Gemble's celebrated Cinctansti Olive sthe best iu the market—10 couts per pound bar, sc. by the box of 8 Ibs. HAMS, &c. Ho Gore 100 Mn, entre quality Sagar-Oure’ Bibs extra white LARD, @1 7 trom best 2 Fresh Graham Piece. FEESH V. - LIQUORS! LIQUORS!! BYE FLOUB a SWEET CATAWBA WINE, 82 per gallon. Po ET CIDER. Philadcipite ALB abd PORTER. C. 8. OHARE & 50 ale 1913 7eb at. between M and H. F ROUR: RECEIVED DIRECT from the Mills in VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. ‘Will sell to families 60 Teer lees thaw Prices of SUGARS and TEAS al! marked down. CATAWBA WI3B, Wine’ te mens Valley Company, 6. BH. BACON, 700 Market between 7tb and &h when it