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HTw We trust the complacency Of to
bacco chewers will not be disturbed by
the following statement from the Wor.
cester Transcript:--"We noticed man
about our streets, collecting into a bag.
old stumps of segars. In our large cities,
the collecting Of old segafs is made
lucrative business, as they are readily
purchased by tobacconists, and manufac'
tured into tue cut chewing tobacco''
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-06

REMARKABLE SELF-CoNTRoL.-0ne Of
the most remarkable instances of self
control of which we ever heard, coupled
with an equally striking regard for all
the "proprieties Of the OCCASION" was
exhibited in the remark of a young wild
ow down on the Kennebec, to an ae-
quaintance who was condoling with her
upon the recent death of her spouse.
Il hope" said she, you'll excuse
my not crying, but the fact is, crying al
ways makes my nose bleedW
We think she ought to be excused un-
der such a state of facts, and sincerely
hope that her friend excused her
The best part of the story is, that it is
literally and simply true.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-06

To MAKE WATERMELON BUTTER.-
Split the wstermellons open; with spoon
scrape out the pulp into a cullender, and
strain the water out into vessel, boil it
down TO syrup; then put in apples or
peaches, like making apple butter or any
kind of preserves. Or The syrup may be
boiled, without fruit. down to molasses,
which will be found to be as fns as the
best sugar. house molasses.
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6r"My DEAR" said an Irish gentle
man 10 his wife, IL would rather the
children were kept in the nursery when
am at home, although ! should not OBJ
iect 10 their noise il they would only be
quiet"
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Mot Slow.

Whats the matter John ?"
~ amt done nothing, father"
Well, what are you crying for, you
labber?"
81 was afraid you would whip me-"
What whip you when you don't do
anything"
"Yes, SIR"
"Go in the house, you BOBBY"
John felt quite relieved. and went into
the house, and his father went down to
the farm. Very soon his father came
back in rage, and laying a cOwhide
over the urchin's back, said
Did ! not tell you when went away
to hoe that corn?'
Eyes sir, but you told me just now
you wouldn't whip me if | hadn't done
nothing"
Fortunately, Johns wit didn't save
him the whipping.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-06

MANUFACTURES FROM SLAe.--A joint
stock company has been formed in Lon
don with a capital of $500, 900, for the
purpose of converting the Stag or refuse
of iron works into various articles for
which marble is new used, such as table
slabs, mantle pieces, dc.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-06

W Many people, when they .exPe'
rience the slightest twiDge Of illness, be-
take themselves 10 bed. They mos
probably think they will alleviate theil
pain by using q counter-pane.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-06

e5- If the deepest and best affections
which God has given us sometimes brood
over the heart like doves Of peace they
sometimes suck out our liie.blood like
vampires.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-06

PRrNrERs.-Lord Stanhope was prin
teri Franklin was printer Beranger
the great French poet. was a printer
Theirs, the great French historian was
printer!
-"If brilliant star
Were stricken from the dome OF night
A Printers Press If planted there,
Would fill the vacuum to hair,
And give perhaps sbsttss hghsp
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-06

Parson D., Orthodox, of Marble
head, liked joke; so did Parson A.
Baptist. The latter being near the farm
er's house, when a shower came up, CAL
led on Parson D. and requested tho loar
Of an umbrella.
"I thought" said Parson D., "tha
you liked ,Oater."
$50 do" said the Baptist, But
wish to avoid tho sprinkling."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-06

"Sambo, where is the shovel" 'Wid
de hoe, massa.' "Well, where is the hoe?"
Why, wild the shovel, massa," "Where
are both, you scroudrel !-"Why, boff
togedder l, golly, ole massa, you pears
to be berry tickuler dis mornin'P + We
guess Sambo 'eotched' it.
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rosr orncn prrAnrarrr,

rosr osnon DEPARTMENT,
.& October TO- 1855.
The 3o,b DAY neat dock noou
s So once. e s1a iss a from
the M day Of Dsssm.s, ns. The ad articles are % be ae nv
Washington, D. O., New York cp and CINCINNATI
The estimated quantity quality thereof
quired each agency, yearly, are specified below
DISTRICT NO. ], At WASHINGTON. d. @.
. sa ~ w1sp ao s as
Ieam and each r.aln 10 Certain go perfect quires
90 omsss not ai es. aa POUNDS s' rsa me-
II . l6 ounces weight
the kind oftwine spools, each spool weigh
ing from X 10 pounds
500 do coarse heap wine, eighth in
weighing from one and half pounds each
300 do scarlet sealing Of good quality Tor ordinary
DISTRICT NO. ., AT NEW YORK CITY.
5000 wrapping similar that first described in the
100 do similar that last described in said estimate
400 in quality similar 70 the last named 10 be in size 70
by 40, and 10 weigh not less than 50 pounds
5000 pounds of wiu The that hs, described for
5000 do hemp .wns similar to that Of The third deserp
coo do sealing wax, for district No.
DISTRICT NO. ., AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1000 wrapping similar to that rs, named for district
10 do similar 10 that last named for said district
$500 pounds twns similar 10 that of the first description for
5000 hemp twine similar the third desep
,oo a. . zion i f.. SAID district e.. a..,., J. 10
for district No. L.
Proposals will be separately separately
for each district, Tor the whole.
lih districts number,
delivered place places
shall designate, pro rata prices.
accompanied of Article pro-
furnished and such articles
be from either the
agencies
responding 70 the samples referred above.
Each bidder furnish proposals. evidence his
ability comply with HE bid.
Two sufficient sureles will be required contract.
promptly,
ing those will
lciens for the forfeiture Of the
Bids made in accordance with proposals Will
be considered.
Proposals envelope
article articles proposed for, contain
addressed
iDston city, D..
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
OcToBg Is, 1855.
I fct iT--Ia u1w
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,rurs ONLY ONE AurHopyzED,- Rob orpR. p

me ONLY ONE AuTHonJzEDi-The Rob OF DR.. Roy
v NEAU AFfEtTECR is superior OF
paria oer smar radically
mercury affections scolula the con
period of f, and hereditary acrmony depurn-
powerfully aicncous caas badder,
aud other weakness Of tho
injections seundinas. As syp.liuc
haisam OF espavia cuhes, from objections which ope
without nsniraliging The Rob Boyvean
IN syph diseaeS long
ing which have the powers mercury
o potassium.
Gera agents for the United sa'os Gabriel nondn, esq,
York. Duconge.
New Orleans seuiliY, San Francisco.
The pamphlet of Docur GervGs
properties Of the Rob will be obtained hr writing
o. William street, New York, wive every information
wanted.
b. prepared al orders for America. the
dies, free United duies bond.
March Idly
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papers designated g. and 10 be made OF
Materials finished adn
color be required and twits The
class regular standard sizes Of tir
kinds weights Repaired by This OF
The right reserved OF ord less quantity or
kind such times aud In such guam
uios the puuic may require.
Fac class will be considered separately aud be subject 10 pa
bidders offer OF the classes
proposal ard privilege il reseswd OF Isquirns
assigned him 10 take AL
classes, fofiei, his rgni any class.
each KIND bid fo
sample each kind each bd aud
and g. be numbered pond with the numbrr
scnedue nrst
properly designated will NOT be
considered and be transmitted TO TINS
Office free OF postage Other expense.
Each he signed by the Individual or n making H.
specify pound and hut price for eae OF
every kind paper contasad IN the class proposed for
be delivered NJ inch place
Washington good order
every and subject TO The
Of the superintendent
and be in all respeeis satisfactory.
Blank proposals this office persons
applying be taken consideration unless
substantially agreeing herewith
Bonds viii be required; and the supply
the classes, failure supply
required viii be considered violation OF
the contract.
Each bidder is required furnish proposals
Of his ability Them and proposals
MED by such evidence will be ,ej' cicd-
will The repaired by law
The ii Tuesday the first Monday IN necemher" next lah
10 O'Clock, a M, a office OF the superintendent
addressed the superintendent OF the Public
PRINTING! Cap states Washington and endorsed
Proposals Tor Supplying Paper.'' -
Oct 2-3.awow Superintendent Of Public PrntiDs
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Posr OFyIcE DEPARTMENT,
Sent, miner OF lH5J

Posr orvoE DEPARTMENT,
septe mber -, 1855.
PROPOSALS carrying mails Of The Uniied States from
ls January I 10 3h june 1888 inclusive the fooe
route II, sgud wi, Oicu Of The Posi-
DcpaJlmr the cy Of Waingob u0' s. p M, Of Tue
November 1885, Ito be decided by the GAIN 81 same
month n and in the tine hn.cin specified
9t66 From Quaey, 10. by Palmyra, No, Warren, Oskdalr,
sbelbyy.lls, Eage- Grove, Ten Nle Bloomington, Me-
chsncsbufgh, Wyapdo'te, Lnnru, Collier s!e ChiNi-
Sur nr GaIatin, victoria,
willie. Bowers, nies aud back,
three times week in fourhosc coaches, win branch
from ianniba ii miles and back, three times
Leave Quincy Monday "Wednesday, and Friday Il;
Arrive 81 Joseph in 70 hours, BY am;
Joseph Thursday, Saturday. and Monday at
Arrive Quincy in 20 hours, by 3 p m.
Proposals for times a-week service on main route aud
branch are invited.
NOTES
pay will be made performed and for each Of such
satisfactorily explained rae times The at The p
eductrd For r behind mc 10 reak con-
with depending mails, aad hot sufficiently excused one
delinquency be promptly and
explained by certificates the ahia
Wits of other credable for Btgeetne to he the mai from
ofice suffering IL 10 be injured desoycd Iob-
after demand, 10 convey the mail as
concerned in running
hes The Postmaster Genera annul the con-
failures agrecaby 10 contract Tor doey
the pooice law instructions of the Department. or for
signing the contract without Of e Postmaster General
General The schedule He also order
by allowing therefor rata
He also eurtil discontinue
whole part rata decrease o pays he al
montil's o
The bids should be addressed 10 the second Asset
supecribed "5aii Proposals for Mis-
returned to the depart
as Incorporated bidders
conveying the mails iii kcninky Ten
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Hept 9g-lawiw Postmaster General
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Rachel 4. Lynch
On the equity side Of Queen Anne's
county circuit court.

Ia,, = "a ISL r,ha., 1,,,.o { county circuit
lHE object OF this suit IL TO procure decree for
the sale OF certain real Queen Anne'
which devised said John f. Ebert Gbson
in common by their ahe Mooman Cibson in order 20 Obj
payment OF legacy OF 81 500 bequeahed the said Rachel
Lynch by the Wo0mau Gibson The original bill
bat the aforesaid which described the
exhibit devised said John E. Wo0iman Gibson
said john Gibson, appointed the will
Of sad Woolman, md
paid the debts by sale tberco that he had paid the sad
Rachel f. Lynch OF the legacy OF 81 $780, the interest
said John chaseabe
be said and interest," BY petition
Of Anna M Lynch administrative Rachel f. LYNCH filed
day of June, 1853 said Rachel E.
heirs
granted said Anna NJ Lynch the sad John t.
Gibson has also died. leaving John W. Gibson William Gbson
H. White, Gibson,
White, Gibson,
ataw said Ebert Gibson afterwards died, his
hesat law W0oman Gbson botheT and the above named
Of his Rachel Lynch and his brother John f.
Gbson the Of Ebert G
deceased granted Woonnn Gnson but that
said Gibson in his life
confessed decree the said Rachel C. Lynch and
pad and satisfied her the demand Get forth In said bill OF com
he concerned; that the ocsaid real estate
liable be sold the the residue
sd egacyto wit $780, principal and interest thereon and that
White md Rachel E his WIFE, Julia Gibson Sarah Cbson
hereupon adjudged Lynch,
copy pub
Washington city three weeks
The 9Th day Of December nexf notice to The said ab
petition Lynch appear his
by solicitor before the ninth day
Of January next 70 show ii they have why decree
ought pass prayed. JOHN PALMER,
Clerk OF the CiYcni, Court for Queen Annes County.
SEPTEMBsK IS, 1855.
Oct l2--Iaw3w
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Caution-Lottery Frauds.

Orrrcg MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, July }, lass.
OF the Maryland lotteries deemed
his public the swntiorR
WIN circulate mail and otherwise fraudulent lottery sch-ue
wholly scitious
The lotteries Maryland those drawn daily
the State examine approve
schemes and attend TO the drawings
Al the tickets these aud all Certificates packages OF
tickets have the hor aphed F
Baltimore, Mary,and.' An others fraudulent.
For iu Information subject Of those frauds address
r. X. Brennan.
Sept 2s-d]y Baltimore, Maryland
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Nassau Han college Of Nev jersey, Princeton.
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brnugh, 10 min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,


"sbopld auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought min
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days - auld tang syneo
senior ote ending in June 1885,
the ending IN June, 1882 the Sopi more
ending 1881 aud the Freshman class the
ItN, hereby requested assemble
by tild OF March, A. d. 1857 at the latest
of love and fensn which Tune
entirely exchange once more N their
and sympathy, aud 10 lament the unmey fate OF
Of thrir .fost promising conpeers
preliminary meeting OF the selapponted committee viii be
September, A. d. 1856. the United
saes Hotel Fourth Fifth Streets
which classes whom he
attend when the Will be
adopted full an attendance ms possible
In tne his notice IL addressed viii he
good enough by mail with
their respective post offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Traaou, N. j. Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER G. CART, NJ ~,
Phisdelphia, Pennsylvania,
]. NEWTON LGHTNER,
OF Lancaster Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL Y. RICHARDS,
Of Bais, aud Glass Works, NJ,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHH WRrpMAs. % Lebanon, Pa. Secretary.
March 27-iawtAIar3 linteiiaenceF
An newspapers civilized OF the world
their editorial columns,
through The great d.
all throughout the United
States gfnniou Insertion
casonsly this date ADD he ID OF March A. d. 1851
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OCTOBER Is, 1855.
Oct iI--law1w
Proposals for Rations for 1866.


HEADQUARTERS MAnisx Ceaes,
QuarermastrFs UEice, =
Washington, Uctober 8, 1885,
NEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS win received q Of
next furnishing ratons Uu,ied States
lowing stations, for The year 1855, viz;
4 Charlesown, Mass achusetts;
Il Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
brooklyn, Long isand New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gnsport, Norfolk, virginia;
+ Warrington, Florida and
Washington city, District Of Columbia.
Each ration consist Of and quarter Of fresh
Of pound Of bread
made Of s oI or fine e oson % s
pounds the best New Orleans eight the best
hard brown half OF good hard dipped
tnlow candles TO one hundred rations. g-A7 x
Ing officer station bulk the single and
consist cce the
pork to BIO No. prime pork and tho groceries TO be OF the
best quality Of the kinds named. All subject Inspection
No bid will entertained unless accompanied by the OF
two this office, certified by official
be endorsed Proposals Raons 1856
4, F G +. LINDSAY,
Major and Quartemasier U. $. Marine Corps.
The following papers publish
with printed the this oce for
nDRnt, viz:
Hampshire; POST Boston, Times Boston, sassa-
New Eagle, Drookyr, New
York; Pennsylvania Phladopha Pennsyvana Evening Argus,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania snr and lnteigenccr, Washington
city News Norfolk, Virginia Pensacola Florida
hs price paid for this service is be
ccsdng Of 80 BREWER for The h
quent insertion Lei IN the fret number aner the
cept hich number will be pleased transmit
office pubished with each successive number
Oct o-2awtsthNov
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CnENwoop cKMErEwY.--oase No asa renn.yl,ap,.

4 CEMETEWH.--Ohce No. HD2 vnnn
W aveune 10th the Savings Bank This
cemetery sad OF celebrated Greenwood OF
New fosk ans situated high ground distant
W ne no.s ~ Capitol North Capitol leading directly
- company have rcceived charter from
lee ~ :" 0J vi s,ns
~ r dc 10 repos heras Of importance 10 ihosc who
sa custom IN nIi cities Wv have placed them for has
ie ~, other purpose The burial ground becomes
into one large ps legal md throw tho dead
No. are given 10 The ground. prevent
NJ Il --oaice open rsm 10 TO ~, a M, who. ~. +
80 he rhnr,.r aud hy and NIL other namphc with
- Tor nterments len with Mr. a'toa be
No 4 seventh street, other undertaken wils, = Hsr
'y ,,,'o, = June lrrompt
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Acting Commissioner OF the General Land
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTroN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right Of pre- empon any Of
within townships above
required TO establish HE 10 The satisfaction OF the
proper
notice,
pointed The public sale
brncng ciaimed claim will forfeited.
JOHN noon,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
July ~ iawl3w- Intel. aud 5tarl
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Proposals for Indian Good.

DKPAnrMEsr IsrERIoR,
Office Indian Affairs,
september "a, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for indian Goods
y Once OF Indian Affairs, Washnt city,
O'clock Wednesday, the Olaf cay Of October
goods indian d. fulfilling
Indian
Ellogss.
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Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tsnnessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruthes atu Of the ciTcui
judges of Tennessee.
Hon Green, Of tho ndses ofthc supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Ridley Of the Of the State.
Judges Cahe ana Green dsv 10 their whole time exclusively
o the school.
Plan Daily examinations of each class The
books No regular Of but explanations OF the
daily lessons progress OF the examinations.
Weekly and equity, whish
Of facts pros
through all the actual
practice The framed require prepare
dence In the trials Some OF taken by appeal
which Ia held monthly in the class and
public the cad Of session. The students act as clerks
jurors circuit Judges aud chaccors and In other Official
Dacities connected with their suits.
Seons1he the third Monday In Sep
ienbe third Thursday in February The second
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
fee A. boarding $780,
Which can c had In tho Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unless the
No study required for ad
four regular casses Students iaay
any time during the collegiate year.
Number of students collegiate year eghiysx.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb II--eoIy President Board Of Trustees
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lNo. 543]
NOTICE of the disoontinuancc OF the land onice at
,tapa.


pS1orrs HEREBY that the lend ONCE ysorssys,
te Temporary Of which
No BILL dated February IL 1885, purposes
TONED, discontinued AMI ta
and unappfopaed district will subject
the land Office ~ IspiasaroIs IN said register
ceiver for which oce VIII public 81 which
they will he prepared apple eutries
ianfa their Office.
Given under hand, the of Washington OF
septcnber, A. ID. 1859 1lIOS. A HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Sep 2-lawsw Intel. and StarJ
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No 544.
Notice Of the Reopennz .hH Dsnv,iIe Land OHicc
tn Ehtaots.
GIsERkL LAM OFrtcF, Sept. 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have This day ben transmitted TIC
receiver o. tie nanvr land office Illinois lists
ant lands Remaining said ard thirty day
notice from h said nsuc ipns Of The
rennenng of their office which Applications will
be received by them.
Tnos. a. HENDRICKS,
2i-2aw6w ITn'al < Star.l Commissioner.
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4 MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Boston 4 by
Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
and convenicnces Tor
ion OF travelling public.
No. N --dlv
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RoIkITANsKY's Pathological Anatomy, 4 volumes
IL in 2 -
Tanne.'f Clinical Medicine.
The Yellow Mnsk, from Dickenss Ifsuscho,d WoyJs
The Confessions OF Pretty Woman by Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoc.
and Vegetables year. summer oces and
how 10 obtain them, Price lax cents. n II
Eeptl FRANCK TAyI.OR
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VIM. M. Nlerrick,
ArroRsry AT law


No. 20 Louisiana areauc,
WILL Practise Court Of the United States, the
and several courts Of The District o. Co
umba
Dec 27-aawt
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gold silver ne steel and plated sprcuces snsse Se q
All focuses, with penoca pvscope and paTahos glasses
experience selecting glasses
adapted o eyes OF woarers.
M. w. GAIT X BRO,
3si Penn. avenue, between Ninrh and renh streets.
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6o 90 haiia axes, 10 weieh ~ pouh!s
do broad axes ordinary size.
Said be furnished New York, Phadepha,
Baltimore, pnsbug cincnna - Louis Deirsi Chicago
may % specified = 0e accepted od ana s e
thereafter during e 1856 may be ordered by the Com
The right will be reserved require less quantity Of
amy ] ~ ssn N rss a N s
,,at may be needed, al The lowest market prices
" pssrrrd but samples Sss
either Of Kinds that sample thereof shall The
furnished respects conform TO-
be equal samples recently, selected, which may
nsed and approved They viii gdy and
with The samples By an ssen, Or agents 1s ha,
which the will be bound furnish Others of the
hey viii o purchased ray%en, will b made Ss T.,
the goods received invoices thereof certified BY the agent
agents appointed to inspect them.
Bonds win be required the of the bid for faithful
hcency must be certified by United States Judge OF district ao
The proposals articles, quantities
as are aans 0a, soa .y win s
urned and the amounts must be carried out and footed for
each class They should be submitted with the following heading
Tor wei hereby 10 furnish for the service OF the Indian
Department and according to the terms OF It's eb
"ss ass ~ ~ s s - The :" there
posed h deliverable ~ The city q Boston New YORK. rh!ad
as The case may on OF before me first day Of Aii
Affairs; Tor wei win also FURNISH at
Tic prices such additional aa'n,s. Of me knd. and
Giles Of the class bus Of different be
service ts 1885,
deliverable above stated this proposal accepted
words in whole IL iroc
proposed or for wei win within days
contract aecorngy and give security satisfactory the Com
missioner OF Indian Ahi for the faithful performance of the
sameu
rach proposal be accompanied by guarantee in
following frm he sgard by responsible persons
whose sucency must ne certified by
ally officially known TO the department.
wei hereby that the above bddes bidders
liza contract shs be AWARDED him, Tor Them according
for her foregoing hid PROPOSAL will
security The performance thereof
fl proposals. for Indian goods dated a. aud
Tor wei 10 and all which Unit
ted ratas the Indians suffer BY OF failure
hs part Oft said hdder' Tor bidd rsl
No will be considered thnt
the terms and directions OF this advertisement.
GEO. w. MANYPENNY,
Commissioner.
Sep ss-d3ts 3owtoc3l lint. STAR