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CarroIItpn, May I6. le45.

SHERNAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES
HiVs lmmetraie r-llel to Nervous q, cK
Headache, pa PlialIoD Of the heart, low
ne's o. sp rHs. dependency, bh rmG A.
o y or purrIed sore throat. boweI or SON
mer compliant, farnitng, oppression or
sense OF sinking Of the chest. cn0!Ic,
sptsms, cramps Of The stomach or tow
els. Eysiorlcsl af ctions and oil aerv "a
diseases, dTowSjusss through the day d
wasriuIness by night, cholera or chor,t
marbus, dlarrhGA. lassItude, or a srn.s
u fargue Persons travelling or auend-
ing large parties, viii find the Lczrugcs
rea y tevI'lOg, and 'mpartIng he bu,,.
apcy of youth.
joseph B Nones, ESQ. Vice President
of the Washlngoln Marine Insurance.
Company has suffered for years VIVA
nervous headache, that nothing wou 4
relieve I'LL be used these Lozeng=s,
which relieved it entirely 10 Is miuu,c4.
Dr. 9. Hunter has been gubjeci to W.
lent attacks Of headache, so as to N ke
him almos, bind for Two or three hours
at time. Nothing ever afforded hun
any re ref rli he tried these L z~nee.,
and they cured him in a few minutes
Dr. Sherman's L zenges can he ol,
tained Wholesale and Retail ol G F
Thomas, Main ST. between Sd auc 4rh,
Sole Ag1t for Cincinnati. Ono, aud Of
III" following Agents.
GREER & Co, Magnolia.
S A HIGHLAND Harrisburgh.
GEoRGE MANFULL, Augusta.
K JACKSON CurIolIlon.
Cough L zenges % cents per box;
CamDhoP
CathatIlc
All who buy box Of Or Sherman's
Lozsnges, or Plaster are emitted to
one oi SnermaD's Messengers of neaItn.
which can be Obtained from all Agenr.
Jan |, As
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA


SHERMAN's CoUGH LozENGEs are the
safest, most sure 8ui eGsclual remedy
Tor Coughs. Colds. .Con.uDptIons, Whoop
ing Cough, Asthma, Tlghtuess Of The
Lu"g'or Chest Nc. &c. The proprie
tor h neVei knDSH an instance VIII re
ihey d'd not give perfect satisfaction -
S"verd thousand boxes have Ose0 sold
within the las, year. restoring TO h.s,lh
persons 10 aIlo.t every srage oi con"
so'n"''o", aud ho-e I,b,rn1 under The
most Distressing 20 ds and coughs
t J uat0t1 iIuaarth. L d, tho well
known temperance lecturer, look severe ,
co d.'ast JnoJsrl by Sleeping 10 lamp
sheets, bat secued to have settled ~ a
g lcorfuHp,nn. t. rarsrd 20 u d a, oi
o'dy matter, and hls cough was 50
hArra>stng hnd Inccssant that he CO ii
get 10 rest Uy day or night AtIer try
tDg Various remedies without relief. hc
thought that death cue would relieve
h'n o his misery. But by the ad ice o
a adv h. purchased = Oox Of ;nermaD's
Cough l. ng"s: they geyr b IN great
re'Iei and TO his surprtsr ag,,e ed his
cough, made hi~Sfesl easy, and enaal d
him to sirep urd all DIgh three ds,
nsr o them made a new man Of him
and he /. recommending Snerintn's h..
zeng"s 10 all his acqutloranccs
sHERMAN's WoaM LozEvGEs
Are he "n.N tnioIIiOle worm e.truirne
med'cn" ever discovered 400 0GG
bnXvs have heeu sold, and no, . fauure
has ever been knowr. They rrstrpl ~
k'nd4 o' worms. and cannot lnju,c where
there ore none.
Thne olH~fenr persons cured OF the
Wo''s hy the use Of one Box OF Worm
Lozengrs.
"Mrssrs G F r & CO I47 Main
''r 1t, Crucrnnau: Gentlemen - VI.
wife has been afflicted with worms from
he aye Of three years, and has ne,ei
oeen without them She resin, d 1T Md"
dlelown, Bauer county At times, she
has been so afFl cted wlIh worms as 10
r"qnlre he altprdauce OF TWO Of the best
ph> sictans in tine pace-one dorterlrg
Her i'r one compliant. aud one Tor anurh
"r, hu' gellIng worse. shp removed to
Ntdts0n, and WAS under the h nd 0l
two nt the most celebrated ply sicu ns nt
h place. hut all Did her no good S he
c'mr TO Cincinnati some time since, an
b"gan 10 despair OF getting better: In
deed he got so bad, the worms came VI
IN her throat - her suftrings became al
most IntolerabIe. Hearing Of he many
urPs PEI formed by Shernnu's Lozanges.
she thought thai she would try them last
August. ! stepped 10 your store aLd
go' Il box OF the worm lozenges and |
nave every reason 10 rejoice that did
so She took but one hail box, when III
worms am" from Ter in tunches
could not be positive. hot | would sup.
pose that there we're from huy 10 siXt,
10 each bunch. The last Oose brought
r several white worms, from twelve 10
( h'een inches long She hegan 10 get
wr'l. an feIf batter thou she had for
Years. Being cn'ed, she gave the
aIance OF the OK 10 neIehhnr by the
name o Herald who lives q short DIS
'ance from Us who has two children. one
five and 'he other lso wears OF age, who
""re much troubled with worms, and |
haV" heard since. thar by the time they
had used up the box, both children were
entirely currd."
The above is from Mr.. K Richards
Lawrence street, near Fr-nt.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

Pursuant 10 an order OF the Court Of
common pleas Tor Carroll county at the
N vemher term thereof, | vii offer for
sale on the premises, The late residence
Of Joseph Bnaler. deceasrdi on the 9Th
day OF January. A. D. 1886, between
the hours ot 10 O'clock. 4 NJ aud 4 o.
clock P N. of said day, the following
described land, situate IN u ion town
Stnp in said county, TO wit: The west
half OF the south cas- quarter Of section
twenty seven, (27l in township thirteen
(lS) of range SIX, (6) CONTAINING eight,
(S0l a"res, more or less, subject 10 the
dover OF Mary BusIer, widow.
Terms Of saIe--one third ca h in
hand, one thIrd in one year, and the
residue in Two years with interest from
the day Of sale TO he secured by mort
gage on the premises.
JONAS RUSLER
AdminIslr s'or o. Joseph Busler, decd
December 5rh, l845
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKSm
100000 SOLD YEARLY!
PTlcP ORlV u cts.

Pr!ce only u cts.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
The best Strengthening Plaster IN The
world, and sovereign remedy Tor pains
snd weakness in the blck, Ioins, side.
Orensl, meek, limbs, . nts, rheumatism,
aud lumbagoi worn on The lower par' Of
!he spine, they entirely cure the piles
and on The small Of the back, the falling
OF The womb; applied 10 the back oil The
neck ol children leething they give great
relief. In coughs, colds, oppression Of
he chest and stomach liver complaint,
dyspepsia, asthma, and all diseases whore
9caI remedies are required, none Can be
setter than these plasters They are
0OIc. or Strengthening, stimulating and
IOOdyne Physicians recommend he
because they suck better and afford more
relief than my other ever known. One
million are sold yearly.
] W Hoxie ESQ. who was bent near
Iy double with Rheumatism, was entbIed
after wearing one II hours. TO get up
and dress hmseIf. 10 Two days he was
perfectly well.
Mr.. David Williams. OF EIizlbeth-
town, ~ J on old revolutionary soldier,
was so afflicted with Rhematism that he
could hardly help himself One of these
Pasters entirely cured him.
Mrs. George Nixon, one of thu Mana
gers of the Institution for Aged Iudlgenl
Females 10 the city Of New York, says
the old ladies' find great benefit from
these Piasters, they being very liable lC
pains or weakness ln the back, as vel
as other parts OF the body.
Mr. George W Spencer, Street In.
sperror. was cured Of the Plies By was
Dg one of these Piasters on The lower
peri o! the spine.
GTCAUTlON The greR' reputation
tn, Sc Plaslers have attained has Ind"ced
many unprIncip'ed persons TO ge' up
worthless limitations Ask for sherman s
Poor Mans Plaster. and see that tuIl dl-
rpc,ions for us~ and a fac annie o. h's
name. \. Shefman " u ,son the bect
O. each Tru-' r.u" q'har or vou W.
re deceived G + l4ONAS.
I47 Main ST. rN.en2 - nd oh,
~50.s Aseo 'U' ciaGia aa'i
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Estate Of Henry Martin.

N'tce is hereby given I ha, the under.
signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator Of The estate OF Hrnry
Martin, late OF Carroll county. Ohio,
deceased Those indebted 10 SAID estate
are r Quired to make inmedlate nav.
IN mt, and those having claims will pre-
sent lh"m legally proven for settlement,
within one YEAR from this date
JOHN MARTIN Adm'r.
Dec 5. l845 r.
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THE SOUTHERN LITERARY
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Is monlhiy prrlouIcal, u,VOleG 10
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Novels, Tales, Poems. Travels, Es
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SHINGLES! SHINGLESU
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TAN -YARD FUR SALE.

THE ~pnscrlOera wish to sell iheir
EaA- Yard, rJcatfd 10 he town OF
Garro,don. the Lor. on which II Is
situated, contains nearly an acre Of land
the bulldogs coussr of Glck Bark
hou1e and sbop;and ttams Beam house
c 'nttinIng six handlers There are a.
s',ouls de he buildings, Twelve lay away
va's. two lines, ono pool ard two lercn
es The aDove premises #re ~ goo1 ot
dar. and now occupied ana VIII Du sold
eithsr with or wlthrut stock # bark
sufficient to keep It IN OneralIon tor lie
next eighteen months
MM Al SINH AIR
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HIDES! flYslEA!

will paw four Gems per pnund, 10 lea
q Iher for clean slaughtered hldes al IN,
lannery at The foo ol the hill
JOHN W. YOUNG.
OctO er s., I845 VT.
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WM NJ SIM LAIR.
WIN THOMPSON.
Ca VofiIrn, July IT, 1870 S9-tf
StFayCd or stolen

On Tuesday III An day Of Norember.
lS45, from lhp reside cr OF John Suih
erand, abuu. three miles west of Sleu-
benVllIe, roam mare, low. heavy sci,
about eight years old aIsr, a bAV horse
about twelve years old wrh while -pot
Ia his forehead, sprung in one OF he
ore knees, one Of the hInd feet white
Any person hearing OF any OF the above
described ANIMALS will he literally re
warted, bv addressing line 10 john
G'Im1re, Sleuben, lille, Ohio, or R H..
l. gget, CarroIltor
JOHN GILMORE
November ID, lS45-3-4,.
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH MILLER.

~ " VT VIOH' IT VIII 'bN'
Notice is hereby given that the un,
der'ignrd have been appointed and
qualified as Executors Of the estate OF
Joseph Muller, late OF Carroll county
Ohio, dec c'sssd Toose indebted 10 SAID
estate are required TO make immndaIe
payment, and those having claims will
present hem 'eghIly proven within one
year Of this dtre.
JOSEPH w MILLEn
SOLO NON MILLER Executors.
ABRAHAM " LLER.
December l2 h, lS45.
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sandy and R aver CANAL.

NNHE Stockhoder, of rhs Sandy aud
d Beaver Canal Company are h"re.
by notified, that they ore required 10
ply 40 lnstaIment OF five dollars on each
share Of Stock, on or before The frs
day oI January mex, aud one OF lbe
same amount, on or Oelors tho first nf
February next. TO the rres.utGr Of ths
Company, at the Canal oGi e 10 New
Lisbon, Ohlo-Belne The 5 h and 9Th
l1stalmen 8.
By order If the Bjsrd.
CHAS. b HOSTErTER,
Se"'y ) IL B G Co.
Office Of the s & B Caoel CO..
November 2S 1915.
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GOLDEN BOOT,

! te" dJoIs west o. Lrgge'. Hnte'
Ehefe he wi! h. fOInd d, all rp,son-
ih'e hoU ready snd pI,s.rd to wit
ppm rs Gu toners and he puJIrc
lie VII axe 10 exchange Tor auIcIcs
a his line ~ business al klHd ol MT
h ntab'e produce Wheel, cora, oats,
4 X-sA~d, bacon, beans, butter. eggs,
"uol, fax. lIpn n Il \ and tow warn.
d every other variety Of country pro-
uce.
CafroIltpr, May l6. le45.
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SHFRTFFS SALE

Bv VirlUe OF Two several writs OF Vrn
d. Exponas, TO me directed on OF the
court Of Common Pleas, OF Carroll CO.
OHIO, | will offer ior sale at the door OF
the courthouse in CarroI.on, on Thurs
day the Sth dav of January n 'xr, he
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ
and 4 o'clock, P NJ Of said dav: The
west half Of the south east quarter oi
section two, ~ in township fifteen (I5)
OF range SIX, (6l contaiug eighty acres,
more or less.
Taken IN execution and will he sold
by
F INQUIRE Sheriff
Nov % I845 Il Pr, Fee 81 so
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SPp'rs Pumps &c. &c. ofevery style
an / $500, n to sun every vari "
and '"st'. b Juurueymen are tue
pest OF "ofkm,n, as he w,ll.emp.oy
none olhtrs. who are able 10 pot
~ 'Errf ~orh o Style aoo s0,un as
well q. durebiuy. IN Sc WI, s.hl
any arl'cie IN aus line Of bururss VII
ind q In their inrrtes' end comfrt o
give him n cali. wheu ard vh-re t!.y
can b. accommodated 10 NJ mo4 spa.
I'D st,te ard thr sboUes' nuuce.--
"a and see, AID be has 10 /, ar ol he
r spl'.
rs "a hishmcnr.ls is oD MIN ste,t
! I DE sign ~ 10
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Public Sale.
Thomas Wallace. Administrator de bO
mis- non oi Daniel Berlin, deceased

Thomas Wallace. Administrator de bO
mis- non oi Daniel Berlin, deceased
~.
David Berlin, Joseph Berlin. Marv Bor.
I'm, and Thomas Wallace and Epzab4th
Wallace his wife.
In pursuance to an order Of sale, direc
led TO me-. administrator Of rhe estate Of
Daniel Berlin. decreased, by the court OF
common pleas of Carroll county, Ohio,
n their August term, A. D. I845 | wit
q H"r for sale on The premises on Tuesday
IL, 80 day ol Dee mber nexl, between
the h mrs Of 10 o'cIock, A. N. and 4 o.
clock, +. NJ. the following property, to
Wi: par of sectIn twenty eight, (28)
township thirteen C3) range SIX, (6)
commencing uo he east side of the Car
rolIton road leading to New Hsgers own,
thence south thirty five degrees, east
twenty seven perches and two tenihs,
thence north fifty FIVE deg rees, east twen.
" two Perches, thence north sixty -one
degrees. east ihlrty'sIX perches, thence
north fourteen degrees. east nineteen
perches, thence north fty-tWo degrees,
east twenty two pc erches, 10 large whle
oak, thence west seventy perrhes aud
three tenths TO The CarroIlton road, thence
south seventy degrces, west nineteen
Oerches, thence south twenty seven de
gree', west twenty -four perches TO the
place Of beginning, containing eighteen
acres and thirty seven perches, more or
less: said premises are subject 10 the
1nWer Of the widow, which is act of nv
metss and bounds to said Ezaueth Wal
lace, containing seven acres; and are ap
pl aised a, $500.
THOMAS WALLACE. Adm'r.
de bonus non Of the estate OF Daniel Ber
lin, decd.
November 2S, IS45. Pr. fee 50 IS
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EARTzt EOR SALE

Tue subscribers wish TO sp'l the
tnrm on which they renGe, lying one
hall mile west oi tie town 0i Argus'a,
in Augusta township Carroll county O,
cODtaInInO
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w. Il. LLOYD,

Attorney and Councillor al Luw, and So
Hcitor IN Chancery.
OFFICE, near the "Ezchange," in
Room formerly occupied by John Dunlar,
Esq, CARRoLLToN, Ohio.
Carrol,toa, NQcemher 2l, 10 5.--n6.
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BOOTS 81 SHOES.

LnOr.s, Grhtlemen,
MISSES. and Boys,
can all be ucCum
mUda ed wIih the
hpes'. most sly Eish,
duratie,hnf Chea D,
esl Bouts, Shoes,
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Augusta to. De-. s lS45
r EcKLEY

{. z ECKLEY J. N. DAVIS
Sgg& IEG 3 DAVIS
a .Aorney6 and CoaAselors u Law.
Have entered mo partnership, and
vii praclce their pro eSslon IN Carro |
nd the adjoining counups All business
entrusted TO them will receive prompt
attention,
OFFICE, in the frarna bildng oppo-
site me west coor Of the Courthouse
CarroIion De 5, l8l5
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Drugs and Medicines.
4

The mhscrihrr his u W on hand q
large and fresh as]ortm Mt If D-ngs
Medicines. PANS OLs, Ulesrutl, &t
a 10" prices, TOR cash or approved rr0
duce. X KEN NEDY.
CarroI'On, August !, lS45-4HI
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Fifty ACRES,

Forty acrrs ct @h ch is cleared, un-
der good Ience ana iu grcd 81 e.. o.
cu'tlVauon The Improvements ar" ,
GO d Dazzling Houses, ard good Barn.
together with her out buildo g. The
whole we'll wauered Ii lies wuhin tour
mles Of Rochester, on The Sandy u Boa
yer Canal and fuur and half m m,Ies
from Minerva. also on the CanaI Tnos.
wishing TO purchase snaII iarm would
d. We to call lmmed .areIy, where terms
&C., will be made kro"n
6 & w. ELVIN
A-,.,. A., N. II.E
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NOTICE.

Al my instance an attachment was
this day Issued Ov Geo Pu.h, JusrIce
of the Pence Of Harrison ,ownshrp. A.
ga'nst tn prope nv add IF c's OF G
A ger Hudson, an absent debtor dated
this 18Th day OF November. I845
JOHN EARNST.
Nov % lRAE
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Nov. % ls45
500 Bushels CIGVer-NeCd
wanted!

The subscriber wishes t, purch,se FIVE
HUNDRED BUSHELS or CLOVER
SEED, Tor which he will pay Cash on de.
livery.
KENDALL JACKSON.
Carrootn, Dec. 5, l845.
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B 90 II a M ID S. M o l8
ESIABLlS HMsMT.
JOHN S. kUKENBROD,

NAhE5 pleasure IN lbt- way TO in
4 torn his Trends eud Inc pui Iic
~ gereraI hat be has invested a sui.
iirtent nH,unr % pliaI to lay 10 stock
o. the E0s, durable ard sui srantlaI
klnd, aod Of the feest texture. Whereby
he is eu,bted - compete with my en-
tabtapment @ The kind IN this comm
MY; and III pubic are assured That
tney can be accommodated cDnsidsr,py
the gUnIIy, on better Terms tb4n a, apy
0 har . ace, with every variety Of
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November ID, lS45-3-4,.
FRUIT TREES.

FRUIT TREES.
$4,000 Fruit Trees, will be
ready Tor sale, the ensuing fall and
spring, at The
New Lisbon Nursery,
selected and cultivated will great care
by an experienced cuIuvalor, and con
tanning one Of the vefy. best selections
of apple trees 10 the wesr; hiry or for
~ varieties of peach, be sides o:her choice
trees, the nursery now contains more
than 100 900 trees of ali kinds and ST
zos, and is intended TO be Of high chor.
acler and permanence. For planting
fruit Trees. orchardIsls esteem the ia | sea
son after the falling Of the leaves. qoaI
iy good with the spring
WV +. RUSSELL
New Lisbon, Sept 10 I845
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-20

A GENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHING
IN TON, d. C.--CHARLEs De SELDNG, Gen.
eral Agent, No. IL, Todd's buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, d. c., offers his services to
those who may have claims on either of the execu-
tive departments, or Congress, or private claims on
individuals.
Particular attention paid to the settlement of ac-
counts of disbursing officers who may find it incon-
venent to attend personally especially those OF the
navy.
Also attends as agent for nonresident property
holders, collecting rents, procuring pensions, DC.
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the
amount claimed, and the extent Of services required
Communications (post paid) will receive immedi'
ate attention.
He has the honor to refer to the Navy Depart
ment, and the several bureaus connected with IL
Second Comptroller and Fourth Auditors offices
and the senior pursers in the navy; and also to Hon
C. c. Cambrelcng, New York; Commodore Charles
Stewart, Phladelphia; Commodore John Downs
Boston; Hon. Henry l.. Ellsworth, Washington
Hon. f. II. Foster, Nashville, Tennessee; and
Thomas M. Blount, esq, Pensacola.
April III
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NEW FALL GOODS.-The subscribers have
In received their supply Of fall goods, and, il any
thing it larger and better assorted than any pre-
vious season. We would respectfully invite the at
tention of purchasers, we certainly can sell cheap
err than any house in the District, and will do so,
either to our punctual customers or for cash.
To those in want Of carpetings, curtain goods,
&c. we would say we have all kinds, qualities, pat
terms, and prices.
To those in want of housekeeping linens, cottons,
&C., we can offer great bargains in sheetlng, (nen
and cotton,) table and towelling diapers, birdeye
diapers, napkins; fine, coarse and medium qualities
Irish linens, pllow-case linens, &c.
To purchasers of domestic goods, we confidently
offer lnrger variety of goods in that line than
before shown here. We have also great variety
of Hannels
The ladies' in particular we would invite to give
us an early CALL il they wish to get first choice in
dress materials, (Which we have in mousselines OF
all possible styles, qualities, and prices; silks, all
grades, some extraordinarily rich; super black silks
many vareties;) or in linen-cnmbric handkerchiefs
worked collars, capes, pelerines, superior gloves
hosiery, (silk and coton,) shawls, thread edgings
fancy necktes, &c.
d. CLAGETT & co.
Sept 13-6tif
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NAVAL sronrkErpEa,. orrlcr,

Navy-yard, Washington, 18th Sept, 1916.
CEALED PROPOSALS endorsed "Proposals'')
- will he received at this office until 10Th Of
October proximo, at IL o'clock M, to furnish a
good vessel, vessels to take board at this yard
one set of tanks, measuring about 1900 cubic
feet and deliver the at the United States
navy-yard, Boston,.
York, set of water-tanks, measuring $500 cubic
feet which will be ready to ship on the LIST of No
vember, lS45; and chan-cabes, weighing about
l08 800 pounds, (now ready.)
Also, for the United States navy-yard, Philadel-
and and anchors, weighing abos. % 600 pounds.
Bids to state at what time the vessels will be fur
nished, and the price per cubic foot for which the
tanks will be taken, and per ton Of 1000 pounds for
the chain-cables and anchors.
J. m. SELDEN, Naval Storekeeper.
Sept l3-eotIOOct