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or The Great Western (IIlinois, RAILROAD
Company failed to- pay TN, coApens on its 10
per centum first mortgage bonds due on the
Lat Of April The trustees will proceed, alter
the expiration Of twenty days from that date,
to ioreclose the mortgage and close up the
old company. This is permitted in order to
perfect the title to the Road. 4 The bond bold
'crs and stockholders acting in concert.
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OF Mr.. Strother, OF Virginia, the. ."Porte
Crayon" Of Harper's Magazine, distinguish
cd artist and writer, is on O. visit, to Louis
vffrat .fIt .ahroA flau
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e',F- THOOFLAND'e GERMAN RITTKRs.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS Debit

N. MuLsHzER Doysstowl. Pa. June IN. 1883. says:
Ny wife has been afflicted With debility since
september. 1851 since which time have been unable TO
Sad physesn msdcne that would ben her in the
iess until dsv called ~ the OF Dr. Harvey
this for nes1re Of iron and described him
the Affections Of vts he then HANDED lot Of
read. which fouuf describing German
Bttsu tmme procarsd few bottles from him.
that the of tbs Btter has
her good than all the medicines she has heretofore
taken. w,sh you 60 ssad ne half dozen bottles"
! See advertise msnt. 4 q FfEQT = WgIEsrs II DhI3
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OF. Stock to the amount Of 100000 has
been Subscribed in St. Louis for the erection
Of anew hotel, in that city, Of the most mag.
nificent Dimensions. fiss
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The ArrrcA RAILRoAD.-There is to be 0
general meeting at Rockville, on Saturday
next, Of all persons interested in extending
our railroad through to Attica. BY the act
ofIthe Legislature authorship the change Of
the route, it is necessary to obtain the assent
af the stockholders living North Of I. Haute.
to the change Of the line; this object will be OBJ
tanned at this meeting; and arrangements will
be made for procuring stock. and prosecuting
the work immediately thn'ush to Rockville.
The Wabash Valley Road Company, and the
L. & c. II. r. Company, will hold meetings in
May, and take measures to act in concert to
assist in the work Of extension. Az.
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OF The receipts Of cotton a. stehaptis this
year to the first, tnstars were 1921 bales
$4,000 less than during the same period last
ycaf. VI Il M 70, q III -
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No MORE EMANCIPATION IN LOUISIANA :
The New Orleans Picayune, Of March 2Sth,
has the following, which is cited as the
strongest act ever passed by the Louisiana
Legislature: asrsss - 4ai So. $50 /
An, act TO. prohibit the emancipation OF
slaves. $500,
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the State OF Lou
isiana in general. Assembly convened, that
from and after the passage OF this act, no
slave shall be emancipated in this State. APP
proved March 6, 1857. - S Z. ,.-. e 81
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

Notieesia this place. ten per line Insertion
SO cents Ter line three tines 30 cents line week dis
counton longer time.
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.u,piy y. RE4ICj0Us NOTICES, r.t,.t
All religious notices inserted in the JoUaxAL
after this data xlb charged half regular rates.
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MELAN EOlslI Apis s.,-s~,
- srs ~ u Taken papers, and be
-uffsL sent In . letter to any part OF
Nc x the ~ssA. .yishsa. ,s,tra
~ hfv sf'9 full and the moot durable OFT r d
q e. fsfrl pictures taken. Call NJ q n =
the Cay Gallery. No IS, ll11IV-4eDs
Nsfn-styset. ana have ifE-as lsTf 3T-f l-al
'AA'h' staE9r& atGisf Igiosg mhl2
- % = .lin7s BOARDING - Tffa ~ 81
With large aud pleasant for the accom- Of
sent'emas and sy for gle gentlemen can obtaiaed
in private family in eeatraI location Apply at this
once. lepc .ietFfi III sglO .etfsarf feii-n
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wOODSvOoD,;-orasrsf for Wood loft at SAMUEL
YicxKRr's win bs promptly ill.i. feb3
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IL NOTICE.
a BOY nanad JOHN WESLEY B.GLEY; an iudsntur.
apprentiee. has left without any permission. III
ohJcct OF this notice 10 all
him or dealing Nth him my aeeount. NO wa
as - ALEXANDER MApDUy
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~ RAT rs. g
Oas s1uars ten lines time three times
one week. u weeks. - so; month. a; three
months 81 81 six months. slo year. 415. Discount
larger Cards Of lines undo % Pei
No charge for marriage, death religious sstes
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Vol. XVI. No.4 APRIL. rss7. New Series. M. ia
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abAPER, d s-7Oc hun dies Wrapping Paper. ~ -
80 gross Boards, 20 gross Buffers lnk 60 bet
ties) just reed per John Mccall. and for sale by
mh2s WHEELER Il kIG0S.
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REDS.-A new patent, which will
= put up trial of week and II not liked will be
taken down, free Of chargeif kept, price ~ o. Any
one wishing to try them do 80 by calling ut my
store. G20u u. =. HAROY
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G. G. PACKARD,

XXyH0LEsALE and Retail dealer In all kinds Of
w lIardw are Iron, Steel, Nails, and Glass. Also
agent for Lppincott Bro.s Fire Proof Safes.
Al all times good assortment of Carriages and Bug
giles ON hand from the celebrated carriage repository
Of Packard q Darnum, Warren, Ohio
gE- Opposite the Curiew House. Ottumwa. tni!y
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BLANkS!!
OF all kin l. for salest this Office,
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EurnitUre! Furniture!
Fresh Arrival at III. c.. Hardy,

WHOLESALE q RETAIL FURNITURE BEDDING
AND LUoklNGGLAsS WAREHOUSE, ~
Je!lcrsonst., between Water Main, in Mr. Postle-
waits new four story brick, Burlington, Iowa.
Re i. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens of
1TA Burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
rohage and soiicits a continuance, feeling confident
that he can continne 10 give perfect satisfaction.
owing to hard times have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly, SO that ii enables TO se
all goods in my line from ~ TO 25 per cent less than
an. other house in the wcst and all goods warranted
as good MS represented or the money refunded. My
stock consists OF the following goods In
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BLANKS.
HDLAyK NOTES and ether Dlanks, just print
ID cd, aud for sale at this Office.
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONEi!
Patented May, 1S5A.--Improyed in 1855.

\ Patented May, 1S5l.-Improved In 1855
VUNHE Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill q = simple
ana portable machine formed on the COTE mill
principle entirely Of cast ron for farm and
use, and designed for preparing food for steck which
at the rate ten to twenty bushels per hour
according to the size OF the Mill. An Improvement
mas been effected in Its model the present season,
cruslers, together with improved Bridge Tree and
substituting box platform In place Of the old legs
by means Of all (which the speed Is nearly doubled
and (nhen reqaired the Mill adapted also TO grinding
sheied corn into hoMmony and fine meal for family
use By reversing the motion, or In other words by
running II backwards, ten fifteen quarts Of meal TO
the busei are obtained, and the balance IL superior
Aoniilony on good food for feeding. saig1atf-
l1tg ADRiE2AGE or FEEDING CORN AND
we ifa. COB MEAL PROVEN
Henry Aspaugh, of Greenfield co.. Ohio says-.ssfn
iooi myself and brother raised large crOD Of corn
ana purchased 100 head of cattle to fatten Ny broth
er Wishing to divide our interests offered nfteen
cents per hundred pounds for his choice Of the CATTLE
to the number Of seventy head. 4 accepted, and he
selected his seventy, leaving me one hundred and
shock and had mine ground together With The COBB
ana edt ntroughs, nailed 70 treesrround the yard
My brothers did not hold out near % long -
mne though we had divided equally and he fed sew.
cnty head to my hundred and twenty. when M
corn out let him have from mine; and vhen ve
finished feeding the cattle we're weighed and Sold iI
was found that my cattle had gained I'VE podnds %
the hundred, double what his had gained ana p
profits were one thousand dollars more fan -
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attachlnr
team, and no extry power required than what sccom
panies each miA.f I4s Il a sss & HlgS-7, -
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON CO., Burlington.
Iowa. nSSy :
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Omar sEwING.

yu ed TO do all kinds Of sewing In the best style
having one of Singers Sesoiag INaciaes, she do
work so per cent cheaper than be done by hand
at Warden q Haynes Store. Residence with y. II.
Warden. 8ss =
November 18th, 1851 -nS63m
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BLACKsMITHING.

EDwE ssbscriber, having succeeded J. II. Griffith
y the B1acksmithiDg business and removed to
IL over NH, where he has erected a shop, begs
leage TO his friends and that he
y nou prepared 70 do all kinds Of work. In his line,
short np4ice and reasonable terms.
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.
aud Tor the relief II consumptive patients In advanced
stages of the disease.
We need not speak to the public II Its virtues.
throughout every and almost every hr'}e o the
American Staes lbs wonderful of pnlnioiaiy COM
plants have il already kmwn Nay, few are the
families In any c,ized country this continent without
zone personal experience Of s ects ard fewer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
living trophy Of its victory over te subtle nEd dan
geols diseases of the throat and lungs. While 1t " the
most powerful sniidote yet known to man Tor tho form
liable and dangerous Diseases Of the pulmonary organs
rs also the pcasantcst aud safest remedy that be EN-
ployed for infants and young persons Parents si'nid
have it ia store against the nsdions enemy that seas
upvn them unprepled We have abundant grounds tn
believe the GERRY lives by the
.ul,tios prevents than tose II cures. Keep IL by
yon and your colds while they are cnIabe nor neg
,snker that, fastened tho sits eats your life away
Al know the dreadful fatality OF inng disorders and 20
thew know too the virtues Of this reiedy need not do
more item 1t Is still made the best caa
We spare cost no care no toll to produce II the
M ,ss perfect possible and thus AFFORD those who rely ON
il agent wlchour skill can fnrnish Tor their cure
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D = N T A L

A CARD.-sINCE 1T 10 ALLE6ED THAT
"A "Porcelain mounted on gold plate is the only
q shown by the last American Dental Conven.
tion, - deem II but just to myself and the cause
In which labor, that q statement to the public
should be made In this connection.
given the Dental Profession to attend Conven.
don at Hope Chapel, in the city OF New YORK. In
August last, received personal written invita-
ten from the secretsry, requesting me to attend
and present my improvement In Dentistry. did
attend, and 81 owed specimens OF my style Of
work, besides those that were then worn by per-
sons Who were there, and had worn them for the
past three years And these specimens attracted
he attenfion and sdmiration Of all who saw them.
gave succinct acceunt Of the nature Of the ma
Ter ais used the process OF making, the complete
success Of the practical application Of my meth
Cd, and showed clearly Its merits and superiority
But, let II be remembered, that . majority Of
the members Of that Convention deemed It Sun.
PROFESSIONAL to patent dental Improvement,
that the single-tooth manufacturing interest was
terest my method most decidedly interferes-that
the report Of this CONVENTION was published I'M
der the superintendence Of that interest; and fur
ther, be 1t remembered as q significant fact, that
my speech or explanation pss sot prslishsd in
that report, ssAteA jneixdtd sverythiag else that
scas said, Of Aosssoes trivial a nature
Therefore, (if 1t 10 true) that 1t was shown by
this Convention what IL above stated, the SUBJ
stance thus "shown" may not be free from pre-
judice But, whether Ills or not, and whether
my taking out letters patent be deemed profess
sonal or otherwise, shall still persist In holding
and defending my patent, in spite Of the divers
insinuations and falsehoods Of my professional
brethren, and shall still continue to manufacture
at my different Offices, as have for the past three
years, my inimitable and absolutely perfect arti-
hcial dentures and defy any dentist In this any
other country, to produce similar work Of art, to
equal In purity, beauty durability or artistic ex-
cellence, my.tyle Of teeth, which am now ma
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, which shall be
promptly paid, in case they are ,ualled.
MAHLON LOOMS,
276, between 11th and 18th sts
feb % Pa ave., Washington, D @.
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VGlRUSfEE'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
u decree Of the Circuit Count for Prince aAaroe,s

TGlRUSfEE' SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
i decree Of the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
county, setting as q Court Of Equity, passed In
the case Of John T. Hoffman ana wife ss Mary
f Hoffman and others, the undersigned, as
Trustee, will expose to public sale at Beltsvile
near the premises, on THURSDAY, 18th March,
at IL O'Clock m II fair II not. the next fail day
thereafter, part Of tract or parcel Of LAND call.
ed &c Edmonston's Range" late the residence Of
Mr.. John II Hoffman, cor staining forty acres
This property Is situated about half mile from
Belsville, in healthy and elevated region ; Is
susceptible Of the highest state OF improvement
admirably adapted to a fruit and market farm,
and there Is young Peach and Apple Orchard
thereon
The Improvements consist Of a large COM
modious FrameDwelling, with brick basement
recently built, ard every necessary building, all
Of which are In complete repairs. There Is
pump Of fne water in the yard attached to the
main dwelling.
The society in the. neighborhood is excellent
and the situation presents many inducements for
q most pleasant country residence for gentleman
residing In Baltimore or Washington cities
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree are
One half CT the purchase money to be paid in
cash on the day OF sale the ratification there.
Of by the Court and the residue In 6. II, and Is
months thereafter In equal instalments, to be 50.
cured by the notes Of the purchaser with security
to be approved bv the Trustee, bearing interest
from the day Of sale
On the payment Of the whole purchase money
with interest the Trustee is authorized by the de
cree to convey the property to the purchaser In fee
simple N. G.. STEPHEN,
feb rs Davis Trustee.
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MARSdAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of writ Of
N1 feri facias, issued from the Clerks Once Of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia, for
the County Of Washington, and to me directed,
shall expose to public sale for cash, In front Of
the Court House door Of said county, on THURS.
DAY, the 19th day Of March, 1857, at O'Clock p.
m al defendants rights, title, claim and inter-
est In and to the south half OF Lot No %, In
Square NO 5i7, containing 973 square feet, more
provements thereon, In the City Of w ashington,
d c., sc zed and levied upon as the property Of
George Rhodes, Jr., and will be sold to satisfy
judicial No SO, to March term, 1857, Thomas
Hughes, Us. George Rhodes, Jr. -
J. d. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia
feb H. dts
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

AIRS ID. JONES DESIGNS OPENING A
sA School for Young Ladies on the 9th Of March
In one ef the buildings formerly occupied by DR.
feck, NO 457 18th street, between and Fl In
which will be taug the various branches Of Eng
Iish, with French, Music, Drawing, Paper
Machie. &C
For terms Apply to the principal at her residence.
Adepsrtmentfor little Boys win also be formed.
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d A L L S
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.

THE BOONE RIFLE CORPS WOULD
respectfully announce to their friends, and the
cltzeIs Of Washington generally, that their sixth
annual Ball will be given at AEAcosrIA Hall
on TUESDAY EVENING, March Sd
Supper and refreshments viii be furnished nv
an experienced caterer
The best cotillon music has been engaged
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitring a gentle
man and ladies.
COMMITTEE of Arrangemsnts.
Capt Bright Jacob FARRELL Corpo,,i n, nor,.u
Lieut. S.nd=rson, Lieut. Ooer BRYAN
sergt Robinson, Ensign Dobbiu. John Russell
Sergt Perkins, Shit
feb 27-FSM&T
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AUCTION sALHs.

BY @. r. L. CROWN q CO., Auctioneer,.
WE WILL SELL. ON TUESDAY Az.
w TERNOON, the ID Of March, at O'Clock,
without reserve, four Frame Houses, Containing
six rooms each, situated on Seventh, between 8
and streets Island, with right ofslley back.
Title fndispuiable.
Sale positive 81.
Each house now under rent of eioht ana nina
dollars per month. . =
Terms One-third, cash balance in 10 aud 70
months, with notes satisfactory endorsed, bearing
Interest from the day Of sale
G. r. L. CROWN & CO.,
teb% fIntell1 Aut tioneofy.
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I ON6 ESTABLISHED MEDICAL OF.
IL ace. Every description OF curable discs SEES
speedily removed Drs BROTHERS & GRAY
German and Indian Botanic Physicians Drs b
4 9 are at all times ready to convince the most
skept!cel that they can without asking a cues.
ton, tell them their symptoms and complaints,
and guaranty them an easy and speedy cure
Once removed to All Penna. avenue.
feb 26-2wH
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MRS. GEORGE.

ATE FROM ENGLAND, WISHES TO
~ inform the ladies and gentlemen Of Wash.
ington and Georgetown that she can be seen and
consulted with such as past, present, and future
also, Love, Marriage. Losses, Absent Friends
Law Suits, and many other particulars. She can
tory.
Ladies' Is cents, and gentlemen so cents.
Hours-From a. m. until Sp. m.
feb 17.2WS
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DEN TISTRY.
DR.. 8 T e PHEN BAILY,
Office Ne. 19e Pennsylvania Avenue,
Three doors from 14th street.

nR. BAlLY begs leave to inform the public
- that he can DE seen at all hours, at his Office,
located as above He feels assured that an expe.
Renee OF fifteen years. practice, with the large
number Of patients, and great variety Of difncult
cases tina. he has treated SUCCESSFULLY will enable
him to surmount any difRculty, scientific or 9th.
ence confirming the opinion Of many men emil
nent In the profession, and especially Drs Harris
and and 4 Parmly, has led him, long since,
to discard all mercurial preparations for filing
Rubber, and Clements for the construction Of Con-
tinuous Gum Teeth, and that Porcelain, nountei
On Gold Plate Is the onlv reliable substance that
can be worn 10 the mouth, a. was most conclu-
sively shown by the last American Dental Con.
vention.
Although he fatters himself that from his long
residence and practice In Washington. he IL ia
voTably known to bis numerous friends and pa.
trons ne begs leave TO refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector Of the Church of Epiphany Of this city
Dr. STEPHEN BAILr: Dear express my -
psor dspI b. my &C. yIa - So,
hishy satisfactory hope that receive patron
s:: S% my friends sS The Public tina. your SKIN so
Washington, August 20, 1855. J. W. FRENCH.
From of the Oldest in Baltimore hsssr. Bosss
Having employed Dr. stephen Baily Surgeon D.nt. Of
Washington CITY, to execute for important and din
in that one OF this moot dstinEushed
membsrs Of the Dents. College Of baltimore failed
gives great pleasure express oopfdencs and
high estimation OF his professional skill.
Baltimore, January II, 1857. HARAANN B0GGS.
Extract from note received from the late John n
Clayton.
US. SENATE August 49, 1855.
The teeth made for work admirably nothing could
be better. Very gratefully, JOHN N. CLAYTON.
To those that seek relief from the ms9des teeth
cheerfolly recommend Dr. 5. Bsily . superior
tst he made setofporcssn teeth for family
plugged several teeth for myself and the has
well for more thsn ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
otthe We. Conference Of the NJ. Z. Church South.
April ls, 1856.
We the undersigned having had occasion
ofhe professional skill OF DR. 5. Bay Surgeon Dentist Of
this city having been cognI4 his operations
families or Friends take in admrs
tfon OF his artistic SKILL well the uniformly
tory in which he performs
hcult operations Dental ectfuy
commend him the confidence
Of which We consider him eninentIy worthy
THOMAS z. WALTER, JOS. II. BRADLEY
Architect L 8 Capitol. of Washington. D. G.
THOMAS MILLER, n. D., GEORGE WALTON,
ofWasDngton, u. @. Ex-Governor of Florida.
B. 8. BOHRER, NJ D., wALTER LKNOX
OF Georgetown d. O. NJ Mayor Of washington.
n. 8. LINCOLN, NJ D., HENRY BALDWIN,
Washington, D c. T. Patent Once.
o. C. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouss Academy.
feb 29-u
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MISCELLANROUa

silks, red, white, green, and blue, for roei.
N nai n.gs ana guidons; SILK twist, ewing
SIX, threads; buckles, brass and iron haI
twine, COTTON twine, halfng rope, brass lhimbles
10, 1aes, ooiling ropesi spears and ferrules for
All Of which 1t Is desirable should be OF do
nestle manufac uFe, and must conform, In all
re,peots, to the standard patterns sealed In this
IN e, where they Can be examined.
sample patterns will be sent by N all, with any
additional Information upon the subject which
may be desired by manufacturers wishing to
offer proposals.
Ten per cent Of the am ount Of each d.uveYv
viii be retained until the contract shall be com.
pleted which IL TO be forfeited to the United
states In c.se Of defa!cation on the part Of the
contractor In fulfilling the terms and stipulations
OF the contract. About one half Of these SUP.
plies VIII be required In equal monthly propor.
tons, on or before the 81 4 day of July merit and
payments vi be made for { en- rs soon a the
next appropriation by Congress Of funds for this
branch OF the service II available; the remainder
with three months from that da q, also In co ual
monthly pro- orions, will be paid for on
The privilege is reserved Of Increasing by from
one-third 70 one half the quantity Of al The m a.
plies above mentioned
Contracls will be based upon accented propo.
sails, for the fulAliment Of which two or NOR ne.
cum les VIII be rquirea Bids are desired only
rom manufac turers - regular dealers In the Az
tcles proposed to be furnisned, and nona win be
respected or considered from any one who a NOT
known a. manufacturer or regular dealer In
the desired supplies; which faEt, or the revere
must be dis In lily stated In the bids offered y,
well as the names and address Of the persona In.
sen1ea 20 Te proposed a. securitiei, In case
Letters containing proposals should be an
sorsea: Proposals for Army supplies. - "a.
fsb6-eodtioMar. Brsv'tMaJ and A. an.