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HORACE y. giR'. tifgsss =. pllLxa.I
Land aaa General Agency Once q the Capital e n-
noas, City 81 Springfield.
no sosyesiden Of Hnois iands hos Of Ilnoi adsS
esss, and az Of PuTeAaslas Safs
Illinois scrip OF bondThe undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that they have established IA this ciyhe
State OF Illinois land and agency Office the
OF all business thereto within s limits Of The
All transactions relative 70 the purchase and sale Of lands
reporting their location paying
ing selling all descriptions Of every
other agency on ~
most extended scale, will promptly Faithfully TO-
A REyERENcEs:
Messrs. Defender 4 Miles, Washingoa city.
4. Gowdy Co., Louisville, Kentucky
Thomas j. Reed, esq, !" %
MessIs, syekss = Co, s. Louis, Missouri
A. Christy, esq,
John M. Winner, esq, + =" e
His exeellency A. q French governor Of Illinois
Hon. Thonas II. Campbell, auditor
s. IT, Treat judge supreme court
g Lyman TnmOal,
Messs: Wadswor,hs sheldon, New York city.
G. Bartlett, ESQ., NJ. a From, street, !. ~.
Cen Robert Patterson, Philadelphia a.
JOS l.. Chester, g. vtss
Col 3. w Black, Pttsburg, Pa.
Gen. Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass.
r..
Henry H. Stone, esq, I" /"
J. D. Pratt Co, BALTIMORE, Md.
Ap Il-dim&sw3m
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Of square 743, 5000 square Feet do
q s e. gs. FROM RSs
No. 4. Lot |, II square gag, in Washington
These two los were conveyed TO the United States by
Coeke and Edmund Law trustees &c Of Lewis DeOo an nso'
10. q. IL. No in square s 90, in Washington
M ne ~ two S, IS and ~ conveyed
in 1918, by Charles L. Kaufman
Each bid be for number on he schedule
Of the solicitor q the treasury, specifying o what
number s schedule Of "
the Assistant Treasurer Boston and New York.
Ess s s
United states attorney Or M that @ saaan'0
o. receiving certificate Of dep9stc signed By one Of ie de-
right ae claim ne United states % ne
snsssdssa By The 81 solicitor Of p the treasury charge
e such will be sent ee 81
NO bid win Be unless shall Be satisfactory 70 the
s. Before bidding ali persons are requested %
g WIN the ss @ q che = they
After them the bids win be
passed upon Nonce win be given promptly
to I Whose !. 5 + o1 nc o s
and in ebe hand The bidder should give The name Of the post
s. Bids must Be seaisd and marked on
eior q the Tres Treasury sDs u Washington, ' -
8. Form of bid guaranty, and certificate;
hereby os The United sa ss1n the sum dollars
i pr hs 4sa
conditions therein mentioned;
hereby consideration of premises in my bid
said Solicitor depose that in
lawful of the Repositories mentioned in said
bid shall be accepted and notice
forfeiture he sell at
EXPENSE accept bid lower bidder who will for
sane agree pay all loss in OF my ure 10
perform my bid. at st#1 4eE
Dated l6f9
For guaranty United States the perform
undertaking sgner thereof in his bid
be accepted
Dated -, -, 1Si9
certify that the above guarantor responsible for the sum men
toned in the above bad
performed Of the bidder according the
conditions, the option Of the
SOLICITOR may, he shall choose
property, such bidder differ
heween actually realized therefor and the offered
in his bid.
fraud shall have been practsed
before executing the
80 - RANSOM IT, GILLET,
! June 3o-2dacow solicitor Of the Treasury.
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THE AMERICAS rARmER

THE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in tho
cry o baltimore u per copies Cor - thirteen fo
W. hry for ~ volume July, under
most mvotsbe auspices II the of the Maryland State As
cultural Society and all the prize
are publed therein The society determined
raise HOO 20 be appropriated oowsi Of silver plate
valued nj go 10 be awarded 10 the person fst
Ocober, the largest list Of
mencng In July
list The publisher added prizes payable In
cultural works He has also offered 500
coming volume, go silver
plan and arrangement Of farm buildings
yard 80 for the best the
~ for the best essay The Of the
The hrst number appear July, viii
valuable papers, rom the Of EDnurp Rurr
presented 70 the agricultural public particularly
regions Of Virginia. Maryland, and the Carolnas gives
OF his m for the Eve he occupied present
estate IN eastern virginia. and concusyely
ab,e degree Of prudence In 10 farming made
pfohable a. other business The second amor tool
charge Of his farm Mr. Ruhn shows that his clear
capital invested for land implements Stocks SIT
per cent third year 1881 fourth year. per
nm year, @io per cent besides sapt1r his family his hands
ock &C. and raising tbe value Of his arm inncay double ~
worth when he took hand Every farmer planter particular
IN he districts of country win paper viii
the deepest interest. =
This number % also valuable papers
amongst which one from GRoReE w DonbIS esq Corresponding
Secretary Of the Maryland state Agricultural Society," the
ructon Of te w fences and from Col CRos same sub
Address SAMUEL. SANDS Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural societys Hall,
June ~-hwh lss Baltimore &C., baltimore, Maryland.
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TUE subscriber proposes open this place,
mencing Monday 2h Of next
ting on The l6h day March, 1850 The pupils win divided intc
two Glasses The Ne
phent Biacsicne Let vol stke Evidence, stephen Plead
and ia vol Of Gfeeneas Evidence
embrace Tuckefs Commentaries, Greeneaf and Bv
dcnec m vol Of esch) Stephen Pleading Goold Pleading, IL
vol OF Cbity Pleading
prudence Lbef Equity Pleading Mtords Pleading III
ge OF Real Property and Lomax Executors
Arrangements will be made with Phadelpha publisher
sh me above works. the best and young
posing attend the subscribers lectures him
early notice o. their Intention and inform him they
70 pc supplied with any portion above through
d'um Ihey win be furnished the cost
ee o ms senior Glass will have e privilege Of attending the junior
course wiout addinonn charge
his students will be 20 arranged
ethe elias % attend the lectures Professors
washnsion College should they deem expedent
dicion and practice Of the Federal Courts. -
The Zee win be 80 per session, payable advance
Lrureror, Va, July 10, 1880 - "'-'
July ia l'@H7' -
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SANDS SARsAPARILLA,
Uvs S..ax-f IpSaffIeS a

FOR The removal and Of all diseases arising from
a Or Kings Evil rheumatism Obstinate cu,ansoas Erupons
p s saa aa fsa
Bones and joints, stubborn Ulcers Syphilis symptoms scia,ca
Ascs o. DIoPsy Exposure or mprdence in life Also Chronic
In This preparation strongly
Sopss. e sar.aps3 combined with the most esst.a aids
table kngdomi and has been fully tested,
aaaSeS and The appoSnon q ne public and
has Established on own merits for Ssas and efficacy
pa Diseases have been cured! such are no, Furnished in The
s % sass d " + s sPe e S s o ana
the Of life, and inuses new vgor throughout the
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFULA.
The following striking and, will be Of
ve'erae serou commends itself 10 all similarly afflicted
sourHroRr, Conn, Jan 4, 1913
Mess sAspsi Gentlemen; Sympathy
g Inform you Of ns s cure ssesS BY s0S ssapa
different par Of The body The glands q the neck greatly
and finding relief from te remedies used he disease attacked
- S Sp winch n ane sa % sny sSsS
In mi. heard ana induced sands
r, a Sy ps." rs ,S s
year since the effected and her health remains good show
neisheon all knowing these facts and think highly
Yours withrespee,, JULIUS PIKE
Extract from leucr received from Mr. N w Harris, gentleman
"GssrLssrs have cured boy Of mine with
'apala who wa. attacked with crOa and .c,Sioa; family
"FRrpERioKs HALL, va, July II, 1897
sANps sARsAPARiLLA.-It
attention TO an article well known and deseedy POPULAR
this preparation, but patients oen who wish
Of sarsaParla, induced worthless compounds bearing
name but containing l1e Of virtue Of this valuable
roots and think confer benefit
e than In directing their attention 10 advertisements Of the
Ms.. sands in another Column The boue ha.
enlarged 10 hold quart and those who wish really good article
VIII Ind concentrated In this all medicinal
The experience Of thousands has proved IL efficacy the
various diseases for which recommended and the
time more than any Other perhaps this medicine useful, In
pairing the system TOT change Of Journal Sept 1919
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail BY D. SANDS,
York. Ut =.
Agents In Washington city, D. CT r. s. Patterson Charles
Co, and Mes.fs d. W. H. Gilman. Sold In Alexandria by
COOK fep and In Georgetown by r. T. Cssel
sold also BY druggists generally throughout United States
Mar is-tlsJuiy "a
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Harris seses.sie Exo-ct
e s e a.
aeisncy and physical energy ali disorders
including the dreadful Of all diseases that affect human
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS,
hyslerea nus commissions spsns NC IL wen known thai from
able has baled al their skill and the boosted power Of all ed
existence, yielded up their lives the
!. AL J..s,s or s ss,a.s, -.
escy saying cured He would, therefore, respect
the testimony offered Fiji deception LEI il be ex
posed bu, Il true hen u me name Oh humanity no longer let
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
For has been tested g many who have su
fair Trial has effected a permanent -
a. w @ % and Ss Sss
cured BY the Of The Vegetable Extract
Mrs Bradley llo Orchard street. New YORK states mat she has
been subject 70 ms for nany years and mas been restored perfect
nsa E sasa every 0s means au y u' inc 'ese
Dr. Charles Brown Of Dover Russell county Alabama who Z
% the s Of the Vegetable and a be ns
knowledge IN
I n myos es o,1 i - @ ap
ssS .s % YIN
i . @ ;.., Nav
s n1ss s !" family highly il % "
Mr. stephen Pratt. q Sixth avenue and Twenty
his family has been severely afflicted with epepdc ns for
Dr. Has vegetable Extract says Pratt, he was
Rss n, sm Rector o. 81 Peter. church. New
years. states that he has used Dr. Harris vegetable Extract and
% sa haSe ns @ore "u'n n0 "
EPIIEpTIc FITS,
following secore esq,
Ok sr asn San
returned wit his his in November last without
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Fauquier white sulphur springs, virginia,
More generally kno'Sn AZ Varrenton spriags,J

More generally knovn WarrcnfoH Sprtags,)
Of vistor Of
ave improvements are in progress that win give aspee,
whole establishment No expense win spared In adding
is embellishments the comfort and pleasure guests.
Knowing by ocular evidences the positive
Of the and Its almost miraculous effect
uar has been regarded good policy the
modaton and 10 complete the original design, crafty the
pleasure. Situated In remarkably healthy region,
The bold Blue Ridge and In the vicinity Of the beautiful village
visitors may, horseback
proving roads, the SCENERY,
the alleys the pistol gallery, the game billiards,
heah dance, The lovers Of music and flowers viii find
fawn gold silver fish, elk buffalo,
tedious who
nature word has been taken which expanded lib
ory could suggest 10 add 10 the comfort and accommodation
visitors The hurdle and tournament the fancy ball. masquer
ade brilliant fireworks will lend their respective
preparations designed for
holy ministers Of religion, Of denomination, cordial
udgng invitation, given 70 spend the The usual sei
of the church respected throughout the
These springs Is y miles, according the taken, from
will from both these points ill July, when daily lines will be
tabsbed. Visitors leaving the Dsct OF Columbia
at or reach the springs the day.
springs ie Posi- Once books wauenton
Springs and all letters should be directed, they be len
Waucnion sent 10 the White sulphur Springs IN Grcenbe
Terms u board will be foowr $50 Tor the whole end
ing october s75 go months SIS
month; slo weeks els m weeks 81 rs days meals
each children under twelve
old price No charge Tor children under three old When
tables provided for children before the usual hour those
who ordinary table viii be charged @ price.
Horses 80 cents day, or sl0 n month. .....
and spirits have been procured corkage will
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June 6-dlawScpu
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william r. Bsyiy,

Tpoyter and dealer fancy AND staple aorey, Pennrania
- apenae, 6efpeen liza and f2fh streets.
THE subscriber devotcs himself exclusively 10 The stationery bu
In ali IL branches prepared furnish all kinds Of
Cap letter, ledger Wrapping note, and fancy papers and
veiopes
Cutlery, steel pens, quilts
Ink, inkstands, portfolios lla
Cold pens and pencils, drawing papers, French papers
Tapes blank books, &c.
eceiyins constantly new additions stock BY NE Eng
h steamer packets, sell very prices
june asi sdS nv p-'' : WILLIAM r sAYLY.
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MALE ACADEsIY,

WARRRNT0N, NORTH CAROLNA T.-3- |I. I'm.
TINE TWENTIETH SESSION commence Monday the "a
ofJuy Boys tted for any college in the Union, The
ofie The Principal who has been Of
the last deyoes his undivided time and
tenon the school, and aided BY the most approved teachers
various departments high Of education, inca
cation principles and morality The ends soush,
attained spared which necessary
der the institution worthy Of the patronage Of enlightened
parents. tt gts,4.. $1,000 8g.e ss. MI. ~
The beahincss village society, facility DC
by Raleigh Raoad and the
school, conspe recommend the favorable
sideraon Of those who have wards be educated
,h As.4 L TRRMs; &4lG@N
For board
Tuition in the languages and the higher mathematics.
OF and English.
Boys required cases, board family of the
pal For further particulars, address .- . 5
June 2o-sw3w Principal.
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THE LADIES. WREATH,
sprrrD BY mrs. 8. +. MARTYR.

EprrEp BY MRS. g.. +.
Martyr Fly, publishers, i43 Hassaa street, Ne~ York
spend s,ss Esasnr and esoss sope Fio%s
These win w ,s are TS S ss
make bcaaa volume more than 200 psse al S;a 81. articles
DESIGN OF THE WREATH
appetite engendet and fed by
much e The Ugh, Of The day nor y simply 20 os1 furnish
much higher We aim TO give our fair country and m,ogse
TAN LITERATURE which shall ennobling
"Saoa. naS and moral which he a he
q our republican bere. and free institution In entering the
desSoi !. nes.enssi good and si
ina, sacred enclosure and TO impress upon the minds OF all
duties and responsibilities which out Of the domestic
As magazine of Literature Ar was.rH
ssn s' l. edited y Mrs. s. r. MArfTs one Of The very Se.
tiers In e county whose moral worn and VARIED Literary
gous magazine. Ms Martyr sustained by noble band Of
conbuo among whom Of ables male and female
OPINIONS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN.
Judge Lewis, Lancaster, Pa.
gives great pleasure the patronage Of the
public The periodical entitled dle wss.In The ability
Of general en,s % the special yor q The morn. and
Win easIsyins executed In mastery style Is edited BY Mrs
MARTYR say Of hss literary reputation and one o. ,s se.,
'n' ''n' m''' ''''''s : p'"' '-'' ELLIS LEWIS,
Judge Ha,s, Lancaster, Pa.
wsaaT% and heartily recommend % ali Who desire
asy sheP esan and instructive periodical The highly moral and
formation and Improvement Of chsracee.pccialy
female Characteristic admirable book for families, whilst The
embellishments and the style In which II Is
render I, an ornament TO dhe centre table, Ap HAYS, n.
Governor Cooiidees Recommendation.
have derived much pleasure from the perua Of the L.Dss
York ny % q WORK led me % regard
sound,
and religious principles all shall habiuaiy read H. lit be
suppantina periodical and
easiona publications that BY their entnens nov enervaie
Thousands
early buddng the accomplished
conductor of the work will nc have abored In vain.
The highly m reading matter the beautiful style
Of To- Embellishments Of 10 typography, with the low
price II offered, strongly recommend
10 the patronage Of every family in the land - -, -, -.
Windsor, VI, May IL, 1919.
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o,nos o, TN. souolron ., rur Tsr.sg.r,

gEALED PROPOSALS win be received this once until the
~ LIST september
Of the Interest OF the United
the property hereinafter described, upon conditions
mentioned below, wit.
No Lot No 81, Washington District Of
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Tran.yivan,a University. Medical Departures

TransyIvanis University, Medical Department.
THE session open the LIST Monday in November next
il under the direction Of the following Faculty, yizi
Benjamin Dudley NJ d. Professor Of The Principles and Prac-
Robert Peter D., Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James Bush, Professor OF Special Surgical Anatomy
Samuel d. Professor Of Theory and Practice cf Medi
cine.
Henry NJ Baiu b. Professor Of Maera Medics and The
peuncs. . -,
M Boiling, NJ. d. Professor OF Obstetrics and the Dis
Of Women and Children,
n. NJ. skirnan, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
hundred and ave dollars invariaby
in advance The Maticuaon and Library ticket nve dollars
The Dissecng ticket dollars The Graduation Fee twenty
ave dollars Boarding and lodging fom a. 70 r. per week
Dean OF The Faculty.
Lexington, KY, June "a, $780, ~, -,
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NEW MUSIC.

VIEW MUSIC.
lust received the old Stationery
one door east q Io street. P. avenue, e following and
popular music, which win be sod The
price, making Il only four cents per pare. ~ -
Orders for mnse attended 20 al any moment One shove price
WIN. FISCHER.
Thou art beautiful ballad, dedicated 20 Mr.. Ii
Alden by Dcmp-ser. ~ q. Ntf fttitlI ~
wherefore rapidly the celebrated osvsin. sung BY
~ Bishop, arranged " Bocksa. fa.-ILl % l'laT Z
light and free, adaped the Of Rosa Lee
for ne guitar. 10 1919. II y II . l,s .f
TO sse Evening Star melody, ny @. Verdi.
Home, arranged for piano, BY Boyer.
Tho Maria Wsitzes by NJ Bofner.
strawberry GslIop; by Chas Grobe.
La Piccion wafr ny ,. N. Dyer
sercnsae March; by j. O. Beethoven. 4 III +
and J. Bombardii composed by r. Boyer
wandered By Brookside by J. Hine en-
on, were abrd, a beautiful ballad th
In this old chair my father sati by Bale.
Joys were erownns from he opera o. LUCIA de Hammer
he Indians prayers BY woodbury..
Isssn Ter hs visdow sung by the Sable Hsrmonists
;Ts DE lsss rose q summer WIN variations BY A. Meine
ce.s. rcv ssis ~ FMNck TAYLOR
la1l4AI AgNtF4 ~ Eah
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= s .a,. g mem :sgs. s s:,s sG s.,,
Is sssnS: & & sea S:1s .SsS candles
s sss: !. z ssst s s'::1 . ~ ss' salt
AZ Fort Brooke. Tampa Bog. Florida.
\: s s::;: IS; s: :s,;: II, s::..
Ea poasis = sooa hard soap 1 III
I. ::ss. 3 So So i;:s s ~ A.
isn,a ~ AZ Key Wesi, Florida. #
7: 80; y =: : :ys:, Is, ss our.
S s:s : :S:R candle.
a bu1hsis q good clean dry nns saii
no gallons Of good cider vinegar
AZ Fort Pieksrss o. Baryancas. Pensacola. Florida.
- S ss@s: . Sss .sg.raas ass.
s:.s. z . ssss s. s . .s.s candle.
40 ssioas q GOOD cider vinegar 81: -
AZ Fort Marion St. Augustine. Florida.
i : s barrel: s 8 gs.s .spsra.. s...
80 pounds o. s rood hand hand s Der candle.
i ssis sss q ss sssf cider sssa AZ a. ''
. fr4 L %sss Il s S:. sss" r" 1'''"
sss S ss:ss!. : :. p e, xA,s field bean.
& s ssss s sss Il; s ss. al
The Ind rS g e % ss F:s.asy 1850
At Fort Smith, Arkanas "
50 bushels q new white hsld beans
s e good s S:s pep candle.
Il: @S. I: & I g s sss. s'sis. Nav
AtFort Shedding. st. Peters.
y s s::::': g 6 G sss -ps.a.s asr
s ssass: g ssss sss .ssa beans
3 bushels or good Clean ' dry sne salt
mr. ESQ gallons Of good cider vinegar
Al Fort Gaines mouh Of the Crou. ring rioer, 100 mule,
abeue Fort SneAing pa
ass barrel. q fresh supsrane -four
Sosna: Of q s rsS Sss o asa 's'n'
: & & :sss s sss. s ~ e. s.. e.
whole ss s,aft &c is May 1850 to The sA
At Jefferson Barracks. Missouri.
g s barrel: g Issss .s,sras. seu.
SO bushels q new white Geld beans
B sssss: & : ga s..s : :ssS candle.
as s sss. e e s good s sssa AZ sa' '
Al Fort Leaoenworth. Missouri riuer.
y s:.ss;. 4 20 ; sss s:.s ss s....
S ssssss: & :s sss S ss ssss candle.
=. ss :; s!:: 81; 4 Z, ,. =. .
At Fsvt Sod, on Tie Narrator riosr Missouri miles
issd transportation from Independence on che Misowl
riuer. &
- s..ss. & sss ~E , si ss...
sS Pssass q q GOD hard s isi5 S candle.
8 bssbsls good dry hne salt
III. whole sss e e a saSs sssi By hs e June. 1850
Al Ogieth~ps Barracks. SaDannah. Georgia.
3 s:%s!: 9 s Ss.s .ss..ass ss..
s7s possds q good hard soap
40 pmads q good hard sperm candles
40 s s.ss. q .s SOD s ss.P .S.s q. ''
At Augusta Arsenal, Augusta, Georgia.
$50. y 5: viz: s:,s bean.
IT,. = ssss Glenn a. a.s salt
At Fort Mowirie, Charleston, South Carolina.
= s:i.si: 9 g l Sss ..s.ra.e s.w d
In sS s,ss. e GOO COO s. sss : :s:g o..s..
g sSasl. fsso GOO , clean Dry aas salt
Al Fort Macon. BEAUFORT. North Caroline.
z :s;. s::s .s.. IS. s, s,.
: IS =: .s 3 s: :::ss'
Al Fort JOHNSON. smitAvais, NORTH csrolina.
= s:=:,: 9 s ss ..r.rs.. sss
Is pound. q GOD bard i' . cs,' -
ssss q good s s;ssa ss s:' .s
Al Fort Monroe, Old Poia Comfort. Virginia.
Z: ::::s;. s. s;;. "a ~; s:.,.
g 8 ssss e., sss. :''sr ss s:,s
40 gallons of GOOD cider vinegar.
AZ Fot Wsshnstcn, Maryand.
- NE. q kssh mgsrane Sour
sssss. & sf :sss s ss,i. .s ssA beans
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3 F..
"A bushels Of good clean dry dne salt
40 gallons good cider vinegar
oncha LIST 1885, remainder by the i5 September
At Fort Brady, Saul So. Marie, Michigan
lss barrel. q q fresh resi- supsraas -four
Is bushels Of new white field beans
sas pounds Of good hard hard t tailow candles
4 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
One half on the Isl June s remainder by 18Th September
Al Fort Trumbua New London, Connecticut
is barrels barrels Of fresh supsrane -four
= pounds q GOD si hard asar , sSs candles
y 6 bushels g goo clean ry ane salt
Al Fort adams, Nsyport, Rhode Island.
e s ssss. .ss ; %giss Ri: sf ssar
anas g SOD h na1s aSis candle.
10 bushels Of good clean dry dne salt
l,loo gallons Of good cider vinegar
At Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
g, g barrels q q pork $3.50. a..
IS bushels Of new white field beans
pounds e good good hard sa1a s ssw candle.
.l Z bushels Of good clean dry fins salt
At Fort ,Pre1ie, Portland, Maine.
las barrels Of fresh superhne -four
S. bushels Of new white field beans I.
s o., pounds Of good hard hard SOAP ,,..
Is s sss g e &C.: sssf s s.ssn va... as salt
~ Nofs D"seev", ASeStPVap A1oHe.
= 8 S:ssi: 3 Y Eel .s super s sG r
SIC pounds Of good hard soap
ns. e Sssa s sssn SS s sss ss
$40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
bids ss he s @ he
,,Y s periods ~, and % Of each delivery those where
December ls5o, and LIST March, 1851. 30 -
hog weigh nos less uan po1as the s
nc and s % s % %s Il a n s s
fully packed with the same arce in pieces not exceeding eight
When packing Ia: been completed te
sased and packed The pork % Be- in hear
white o.s s s.s M noopsd The ss.ns and . in barrels
s sase The candles have cotton wess The svisoas for
r and ne ~ . p e Los n 20. % % a
Gsines mus, 81 Peers BY ms l June 1850 failure mi.
WIN ss g e az e 1g ss ss s The
% se paid By an ey arc Sepd a.
3 desasd he depart
alai.i:.ns me suaas. win !. article.
also Of increasing o. reducing the Of each delivery
,s .oaa.n . sssgae ewing ..y a.y:' previous notice
proposals evidence Of ability, oseer with
di.c, aopey o. BY some wen known the
Otherwise uneb proposal. VIII not be acted on
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:ses pubic money may sss..ai.a, Saas q delivery,
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Proposals Tor furnishing army SUBSISTENCE &C. epsoy
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friends and e public general that have determined
reduce stock prior fall trade, make
po.sbe as.ortment We determined
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