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TRANSPORTATION OF STORES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,


Bureau Of Provisions and Cohing September l3 1872
PROPOSALS endorsed "Poposals for freight TO Ma
eao,, received bureau until three O'Clock,
h of October s49 for the transportation OF
O0 ess) OF stores from the yard
Boston, the OF Macao in China, there 10
United naval sorekeeper shoe or TO
officer present The offers state the price
barrel distinction between and each
barre of beef pork -four rice vinegar pickles,
packages be 5A cubic feet barrel,
and IN the OF all casks
fhs will be deducted No pmage To be al
fair weather working ydays be allowed nj each OF
ports Macao for taking and dischargng
he made in the United States 20 be
by the bidder and designated In The charter wn
The the usual inspection, and be at the
navy 18th day OF October si9 ready receive
her and presented for examination within three days
after being notified OF her acceptance the bureau VIII consider
liberty offer freight the lowest bidder, 10 make
may subserve the public interests
Sept l4-a4w
baltimore College Dental 80.
HE regular
the MosDAy OF NoyEMBER, and will continue four
months.
Mechanical and Dectng Rooms will be opened the
Monday OF October. ....
FACULTY. ~
ELEAzAR PARMLy, M. d., Provost .. ~. ....4a.t.
CHAPLIN A. HAAS, NJ, d., Professor Of Principles and
THoMAs BOND NJ, NJ d. Professor Of Special Pathoo-
gy and Therapeutics. T"
w r. HAspy NJ d. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
CyREaus o. Cons NJ d., d. d. g., Professor of Operative and
Mechanical Dentistry. .Fn .".
Dentistry, Lecturer Dental Chemistry
The College contains the ample provision for
large and commodious with all the
appiances Mechanical Workshops;
supplied daily with patients for students
Room Museum containing thousands of teeth of every pathology
Tickets the COURSE clio Dissection Ticket (opton $40;
Naturalization, IS; Diploma fee, $50.
Sept 6-aaweoam w. r. HANDY, Dean
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ADAMS & CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
- Ig asSR as.ask

V,IKE subscribers respectfully give they
have extended their California, and win transmit let
packages specie, Francisco
hmu Of Panama by every steamer for chages sending special
eaeh trip, viii freight,
tend in its immediate delivery. Letters will also
ceived forwarded Valparaiso Cao, Oregon, and
islands, sailing York
Our first win leave Nep York SATURDAY 18th Sep
EMPIRE CITY, the direction Of
D. H. HASKELL who years avorably known
public office, admit
reside San Francisco and entire control
Of business there
ADAMS l. Co, 10 Wall street, New York
Z" 30 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
I" Z" l62 Baltimore street. Baltimore
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
Sept 7-eodtl4th
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TO CONTRACTORS.
BLUE RIDGE RAILRc

BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS will be by undersigned his Office
BOoksve Albemare Virginia, October
the construction Of through Blue Ridge,
geter with the deeeu and embankmen connected herewith al
| each end,
1880 long wide and high
with ditch each side will slope eastwady, the Of 81
the miles 700 below the
Proposals will be received either whole onehalf;
being distinctly stated in this whether the Eastern Western
half bid for. hfN tf
Proposers requested localities bidding
and will obtain from undersigned all necessary information
The payments will be with suitable reservation ill the
completion OF he contract The best testimonials and energetic
prosecution Of the work, will be expected.
Printed forms of proposals will be furnshed application to the
| undersigned. "4
| BY order Of the President and Drectors
Aug H-dtOctl Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
GJ-Proposals will also be received 18th
October for the construction Of the railroad the eastern
side eight
| sept l5-ti5h Oct G. CRoZET.
- r 49, - =
VERY handsome Furniture a private saIe.-The sub
scribers would respectfully inform public
ceivcd for sale and general assortment OF excellent i
tnre, VIZ; ~. -, 80
| DO mable-t0p other dressing bureaus
Do rocking and paror chairs OF every description
Do marble centre, and scroll pedestal card tables
Do marble top closets and stands
Handsome chamber consisting dressing
wash closet French bedstead, table, aud four cottage chairs
rosewood, and every other description
Cane and wood-sea chairs, rockers, &c. ~ ...
Round back, ofice and chndren's chairs
Handsome painted wash closets, stands, and tables
large lot glass pickle and preserve with
100 dozen glass tnmblers, OF various sizes
Ivory and buc handle knives and forks
SO handsome gilt and Powered
Twist double and single barrel guns . .
With large furnishing
line. All Of which will sell very reasonable and
dating terms GREEN h TAsTET,
Sep 23-eodaw Concert Hail.
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pOARDING.-Mn. GULAGER having taken the commodiogs
ID recently Andrew Hoover the south side
avenue nearly opposite Browns Hotel
modate families and single gentlemen with permanent OF
temporary board.
Sept 92--3tawiw
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Lives insured 80 = go ~: LEI
Isaac AsbkTr, Secretary
CHlnLss Ds sKLpse No. II Todd Buildings, Pennsyvsna
avenue, Agent.
W, Joussros, NJ D., opposite City Post once, 7n street.
Physician
Pamphlets expa natory principles operations
company can be had application at the Agents efee
oct g.
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.

EVILS HANFoRD, Nos 252, 254 49, and 25s, Pearl
IL beween Fulton and Burng spD New York, have
largest Of CLOTHING in the United staes
all In article Of Shirts and Drawers
keep endless variety Also the extensive manufacturers
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS in the world PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, of all kinds,
Catalogues Of stock sent by mail Orders promptly filed
LEWIS & HANfORD, -.
Nos. 252 asa, $50, and 25s Pearl St, ~ Y.
June 3O-2aw3m
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plsckwood's Edinburgh Magazine for September
ID l5is this day received for sale BY
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
septT lNewsl
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Carpstlngs, Carpstlngs, Carpsslnxs.

QARNEs MITCHELL would their UNUSUAL,
large and elegant supply OF capeng, hoor oicois AMI
house dry goods generally All newly opened within thu
last day OF o And the number having been purchased
auction VIII cean be sold less than the be
had bought IN the regular They would therefore especially
invite all every description OF
ing dry goods 70 call and examine their assortment before suitne
themselves elsewhere, they sell cheap
cheaper Than the be had this any other city They
would name ps having just been opened
pieces exua rich velvet earpenng
do do tapestry velvet do
10 do very superior and elegant style Brussels
do do English do
IS do new and handsome style imperial 3ply
30 do shpehne Ingram, of both imported and American make
. some Of entirely and beautiful style
40 do more
SO do cotton and and do
20 do vtneian of tho best quality and styles and color
~ do sf and carpets, OF entirely style
30 do Anecan floor oicloihs Of a. o. y and 81 widths
many of new and handsome style Also
do WY nch tapestry pattern English ditto, TO cut for halls,
6dozen Of the tueied make very
handsome and cheap
Together gih largest decidedly cheapest stock we
have ever han W6, y, ~, III, and ~ 4 blankets
Linen and cotton sheeinss, pilowcase linens
Damask table diapers tablecoths o.
Damask napkins, brown table diapers and cloths
Colored border t0wellng, Russia and Scotch do
Huckaback towelling step olcoth "ya ~.
Colored step lnen crash, Of the heaviest kind
Curtain materials Of every description also curtin muslin
Piano of the richest coons and styles ~
Also, table covers g. all WOOL and Of handsome style
SD III and l24 white imperial quilts In this article we can
sell great bargain. s, tr .l..-
Likewise " quilts at only 81 u.s. worth 90 So
pieces coored floor baize Of and l04 widths for crumb
cloths, &c
They again respectfully solicit call from nil desiring such goods
before purchasing elsewhere knowing that will be greatly 70 their
interest 10 do E
Between 9th and 9th streets, Penn. avenue
Sept l9-3taw3wif
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CNCYCLOPEDIA of Mechanical Philosophy. com
y prng mechanics, hydodynsmc pneumatcs sound light
Peter erpche one uuarto
ume, very numerous engraving London, ls4o. = $3.50.
Oct6 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE undersigned having opened Office the end Of Wnde
building, opposite the end Navy Department. ohe
his all who have business transactions with
require the services proecu
Of claims pending beire Congress. His long connexon with
the Navy Department. in schargng the duties of important
members
possibly him important
such may enrust their business 10 his management
WIN. b. SCOTT,
Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus, Baltimore Richmond Enquirer Herald
New York; Ohio Statesman, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, Phlade
pha, will insert 10 the amount Of two dollars and send bill TO
Sept 29--u
ID ICH de Chemes, Glace, and other and
IL fashionable figured silkshe undersigned would very
pecty call the attention OF the ladies 20 their and elegant
supply the above goods decidedly the cheapest
largest stock they before offered They have
newly opened variety every kind fashion
Mous.enes de Lame and rich Casmere. plain satin striped
and embroidered
Menno., every variety Of shade and quality very cheap
Lyonese cloths, do do do
Plain hannes blue pink, drab, cherry SCARLET, and
other desirable colors for ladies' sacks nc
Also, 20 pieces embroidered fannels, for
50 aud cheap gngham from l2H 90 y cents
100 long square shaw Of aud elegant STYLE and Of the
Also white Canton Grape sawis Of the richest embroidery
Ladies' silk neck scarfs and cravats
Lnencanbric andkerche Of every variety o style and quality
Ladies' hid gloves, Of Balous make
DO Cashmere and beaver do
Silk, Cashmere, aud cotton hosiery
Ladies' sk and Merino
White and colored Polka muslin
Plain Swiss and plaid do
Jaconet cambrics
White and black lace capes
Black silk lace, for trimming
Black silk fringe, velvet trimmings, nc.
BARNES MITCHELL,
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Penn. avenue.
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", SENATE.
President-MLIARD FILLMoRR.
tm SecIetary--AsBUaY DIcKINs.
Wigs IN Haiics Naipss Small Capitals Democrats m
Roman those marked r. 3. are Free Soiisrs.
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christophcr Gramner.

Christopher Grammer.
.... v. Attorney and Connseuor at Latc, Z.
HAVING side of Pennsylvania Avenue
III AZ Streets he will continue practise
District Congress,
pamens, and the Board OF Commissioners Of Mexican
Aug l2-eod2m ,f, h:a #y 8a .a
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Tn. NEXT Coagrsss.

We have submitted the summary OF the next Congress-
as appeared in the New York Herald gentleman in
this city who keeps the OF these things better than
we do He has corrected the names of some Of the
bers, and we now lay before readers the corrected
summary
THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
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SEPTEMBER Report OF Mutual Life Insurance
y Company Of New York. Once No. IS Wall street.
accumulated fund August 1919, exceeding Se72O00
This institution during September
drpda yenn new policies
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MANUAL for United ss-t<s ConsuIs, embracing their
wi rights, duties abes and the laws and hdca,
DECISIONS governing them and special notices %
shaw, late Of the United States Navy, counsellor law Sc
volume, 1870. = FRANCE TkyiOR'
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NV FslI and winter Good, and FASHIONS.

ANE TUCKER taIlor, Pennsylvania avenue hsye
mis- day received direct York, their -ercton
fashionable Of French aud English cots ca
and and approved shades and
pates with and varied lot Of gentemens furnish
Ing articles, superior figured and plain silk crnyai supender
sa collars rIoyes NC, which they
very of their friends aud
fellow T. regularly receipt Of me --latest Paris
and London fashions. r sep 0--LawSwh
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ENCYCLOPEDIA Of Arts, Msnufsetures, ana Ma.
II chner, Barlow and Babage, complete volume ara
qsarto witt $50 engavings London, lsfs imported by
octS FRiNCK TAYLOR.
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Total number Of members

The legislature just elected whg and Of whig
tor will be (hg)
occupied by Benjamin G. Howard dem appointed
Thoma
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THIRTY.FIRsT CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

1m e0mm.ne.d MareA I. lsas ana Ya end Marel . lsl
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no THE Lover. OF the hest Havana Cgnrs.-T. BAs-
TANEL Co.. under Browns Hotel, have reeved 90 IN
gnen directly from Havana, 900 cigars Of the moot seo
brands, manufactured in Cuba Amongst them We rave 2
IN The celebrated Fanny They 20 Ne soa ~
or hundles for only We earnestly request roa - 49,
hne cigars Try them nohing has been 'mpOa " '''
equal 10 them.
Oct g-eof
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James q. Herret
WILL prosecution Of claims before Congress and
w various executive departments Of the government.
Office and dwelling street, between 9th streets
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L,RENCH and Spanish LsnEuagcs.-J. MEERE, late pro
United States navy Y~le College, &C. respectfully
quains Of Wellington that he contempaes giving
above languages well in the English
eigners.
Prof Meee himself that his reputation
require particular references
For terms address M al the bookstores Of Mes Ffanck
Taylor Maur, and Fischer his residence
was opposite Mr. Franck Taylors, Pennsylvania
Nov ST
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4 CAUD--o r. X will practise law ~ the court. o. h'
District Columbia, and prosecute sso,e ue
fnd s,es attorneys and maras and 70 the clerks Of the Uni
courthavg had experience In he Treasury Depart
men, n ence for services OF such officers AL ccmmu
aicst,ops should be postpaid -
v" oace n street, between Iah and 18th. sI
o"N'' INTEL July o6-diy
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se 10 be contested by Daniel Miller whg In consequence
the ,iecon OF The POLLOCK OF the ksnesviie precinct
tpisc,ed a. Tav Tor men but democrats
ses 10 be contested by John Little , wing OF
legged IN the from Richmond district Of Penn
hDelsgstes.
FIGURES,
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ron NORFOLK.

I KNOX WALKER will practise law I'm the supreme
- Court OF United States and sond 20 the prosecution o.
claims agaas, government Addr.ss Washington, D. O.
Mar iN--u
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Colts " Improved Repeating Pistols"
EXPECTING Europe for MONTHS all inquiries
II In relation may addressed j. Knox Walker,
Washington, empowered attorney aud general
aud receive orders for the delivery Of said pistols
May I6-d3m SAMUEL COLT
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Hamilton Eohborough md Abef u. Mayo,
TToRNEYs Law and Agents Cor Claims, will prosecut
Of every description before the board of Mexican Con
nnissioners, Congress, and the various departments.
Qoce the Of ~ and sreets Washington, D. G..
Oct 4-dtcpiy
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BrlInsnt Lotteries for October, Isio.
d, J.rw.-aAURY \ Co, MAsAsrss.
o88,o00 s--s ne 900 I--SI0,oOOi
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, ..E ..r
For the benefit Of Monongaia Academy, .

Class No 1913, for 1919.
drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday. 18th Of October
le4g
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cililies Of communication Is the penny
wise and pound-iooIish policy still to be per
sisted 10 ia The midst Of the desolatior
around US, are VIC still to cry, a little
more sleep little more slumber a lllilt
more folding Of the arms TO sleep" ID
we hope TO gain any thing by nduGing III
our course of" mastery inactivity 7"
For the reasons already assigned, and
many others iha, might be given, we arc
anxious for the road. And this anxiety is
not diminished. when we reflect thai il will
not only contribute so much TO unite US as
cl,Iz rs Of one State, but add another link
TO the chain that binds the Union Of the
States.
In conclusion, permit Ne to request oil
Who are Committee men 10 confer together,
and with their nolghbofs, and get oil lfpos.
slble to agree to do something. We also
request all the citizens ia this county, and
all IN the adjoining counties. Who may feel
an interest IN this work. 10 meet IN Greens
borough on Friday, the 81 day OF August
next, that being the day after The Election.
JOHN A. GlLMER
ID. f. CALDW ELL
LYNDON SWAIN,
June % 1919. County Committee.
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enable Us TO sell tho land, that experience
will demonstrate are useless TO US, for double
the price they will now COMMUNICATIVE
new settlers and settlements, tasteful I'm
provemenis and culture. The places nov
distinguished only for their old fields .gullies,
sedge, ,hlckets, old rotten rail fences and
grown up hedges, viii become dotted with
beautiful cottages and handsomely cutlva-
ted fields and gardens. The places now
called swamps, marshes, morasses-our
grea, nurseries of disease will be dhched,
dtaiued, pu. in grain or grass, yielding, IN
stead of poison and death, the supplies of
life and comfort to the settlers aud our
friends at distance.
We have expressed The opinion tina,
stock taken in this road, and paid for in In.
Dor OF in money, would be profitable IN
veslmen, We have before Us report of
he receipts Of the Petersburg Railroad,
which is about So miles long. from the 5,
Feb, 1915 TO Is Feb, 40 one year and
according to tins I'll ,ial report, their re
ccip,s were as follows, TO Wit
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STATE OF Month CAROLINA,
HrtHtENHURG cot MY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
pal Term, l-i9.
Edmund Wilkes


Edmund Wilkes
rs Original Attachment
hpllony Dcy. \
LEVIED on the land and machinery in which
the defendant has interest, VIZ; Ills interest IN
the ST Catherine Mills tract, II beng the one
sixth part, ocJp'ninR the lands of J. II. Wilson.
A, Graham, the hoiIs Of the late '. y. William.
sou any u,hcFs, on the waters Of Sugar Creek,
together with the Steam Engine und fixtures
thcfcnn'c belonging. llls interest in the Char.
'o'te mlnc tact adj lining tho lends OF J. II
Wilson, the late II. L. Ovens, W. W. Fins and
others, beng one sixth part Ills interes, Ia the
ofarfell mine tract being ono third, adjoining
he ands Of the Capps Gold mine tract, 4. W
Elliot aud oihcrs, also his interest IN the Max
well mine tract, udjlining the lands OF Samuel
Caldwell. J. = M'ounis, Dr. Edwin Maxwell
and others, lying on tho waters OF Roedy Creek
III appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the court
q that the said defendant ~ not an inhab OF
this State II Is therefore ordered that publication
be made SIX weeks IN the Charlotte Journal that
unless said Anthony Dcy shall appear a, the next
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held
for the county of Mecklcuburg. at the Court
House IN Charlotte, on the ith Monday IN July
newt, and then and there plead or replevy, Judg
ment will be rendered against him.
W,lncs, Braly Oies, Clerk OF our said
Court, al Office, the ilh Nondsy in April, A. y
Isl9. BRAII OATES, c. c. c.
Printers fec ssh ~
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CHARLOTTE. N. c. JULY 90 1919.

Then desresi forbear.
To think hard OF thy far,
For swelling her rhyme.
And engaging thy time.
Only one word, and then ad,eu.
! forgot to tell thee. thou brave good beau.
That my heart is tender aud warm.
And my dimpes aud rlnglets always charm.
Now. sweetest. farewell,
And feel ever spell.
For her who inshrines
Thy priz'd worth in tAcse lines.
ANXIOUS.
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3 QUO stock, al 10 per cent, deduc-
tug e per cent. presen, interest, 500 90
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Supreme Court Reports.
REDUCTION OF PRICE.

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Il Estate of w. II. Gales, decd, the entire
Edition of Vols. 6, Z, and law, and Vols. 4 and
5 Equity, Of lrcdclrs Report Of Cases decided in
the Supreme Court of North Carolina. from De-
ccmbor Term ls45, to August Term ls45. irclu-
slTe, and including also the Equity Cases of the
present Term Of the Court has reduced the price
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ty, to be published 10 few weeks, Of which no
tce will be given. Orders for the whole. or for
any one or more Volumes, promptly attended to.
Aud the bar supplied on reasonable terms with
the previous Volumes Of North Carolina Reports,
and Law Books generally.
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Fayetteville. March 10, lS49. 23--rF
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Price n, Trans. and Price at
home. Comm'n. Phlla. Profits.
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Of clover seed, 1900 lbs. butter, 1900 lbs
pork, and 1900 lbs. beef, besides any guam.
uhy of eggs. poultry, g.. which would go
far towards supporting family. if We had
market. J also propose TO take twenty
shares, or $1,000 worth of Railroad stock.
Though | believe this road will yield 90
per cent, Owing to lis favorable location
for business, ard its light cost, yet have
put II a, per cent, what Oaio Railroads
have earned. And here is my table o.
profits
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the acceptance of his proposals. the quantity being
prescribed by the Department, Tor WEI VIII exc
cute a contract according TO this agreement, and
give satisfactory security to the Department within
ten days after the acceptance of this bid and in case
of failure 10 enter INTO such contract, and give such
security, Tor WEI will pay 10 the United States
the difference between the sums hidden by me, Tor
u.s. and the sum which the United States may be
obliged TO pay for the same articles"
Each and every bid must also be accompanied
with guaranty in the following form, to be signed
by one or more responsible persons, whose suff-
cheney must be certified by some one who Is known
to the Department either personally or by his oft-
cial position.
II Tor WEI hereby guaranty that -- -, the
above bidder will comply with the terms OF the adj,
vertisement for proposals for Indian goods dated
29th September, 1919, if the contract should be
awarded 10 him, and enter into bond for the execu-
ton of the same within the time prescribed"
Il. 81
II. 81
ORLANDO BROWN,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
n.
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Containing the Public and General Statutes passed
by the Congress Of the United States Of America
from 1887 70 ls47 inclusive, whether Expired, Re
pealcd, or IN Force, arranged in chronological or
der, with Marginal References, being continue
ton OF the laws published under the inspection OF
Joseph Story, one Of the Justices 81 the Supreme
Court Of the United States; edited by Hon. George
Sharswood, president Judge of the District Court
for the county Of Philadelphia.
The profession are particularly invited TO exs-
mine TINS work For accuracy, convenience ofar
70 present stronger Claims than any other edition
before the public The set complete in vols. sl2
July "a &twtf