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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02
NeM advertisements.
LOST,

nN the evening Of the 22d February, either
~ on Mulberry street, or from Second street
TO the Remington House, on Court or Front.
or at the Remington House, Pomer0y, small
gold Gun Pin, nearly plain. Ii is not valu.
able, but is priced highly for its associations.
The finder will confer a favor By eayinxiit at
'he IeIegraPh Ohce. fcb23-lt
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DISSOLUTION.

lHE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the subscribers, in the Tanning
business, under the style OF George McQuigS
q Co., rs this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. c-o III. GEORGE. .M'QUlGG,
Feb ~, 1858. JAS. B. MILES.
F'Fhe business will hereafter be Conducted
by George McQuigg. All persons indebted to
the late firm will please call and settle imms.
diaiely. tinar2-s-3tl GEO. NJ QUt6G.
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AFfead the advertisement in another column.
headed "Helmbold's Genuine Preparation" II in
forests the majority. ~. o-,m
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02
ARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
"a 5lGa's:'

R a ILR q 40.
=, ON and 'afterd Monday; Fe6fSaSsz2s. ,ka.
trains. will leave Athens as follows:s-.
Going East--FOr Marietta ON NTuendays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, at T:SO. .AsM.
Going West--For Ciuc iDnat nj, 900 A. \.
making close connec ton at Loyeland with
the afternoon train of the Little Miami Rail.
load for Columbus.
GEoRGE BARNES, Superintendent
maI2-o
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02
FL rs! FITSl! TS!!!
HANCE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT
PtlePtic PILLS.

FOR TIE CURE OF FITS sPAsMs, GRANTS AND NERVOUS
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Persons who are laborng under any distress ssing
Iaalady will find HASrE's VEGETABLE EPiLEprc PILLS
to be the only remedy discovered for curing Epi-
lepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess specific action the Gus
system; and, although they are prepared especially
for tho purpose of curing Fits, they will be found of
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, whose system has been prostrated
or shattered FROM any cause whatever. In Chronic
complaints diseases OF long standing, supenduced
by nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
Price, 50 per box, two boxes for S. Persons out
of the city, enclosing remittance will have the pills
them through the mail, free of postage For sale
by SETH HANcx, No. lOS Baltimore street, Baltimore,
Md, whom orders from all parts of the Union must
be addressed, postpaid. Jan. 10, '5S.-2-ly
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

RElNG about to leave this part OF thecoan-
~ try, | will sell my house and lot in Pom.
eroy, at a GREAT BARGAIN, to a CASH
PURCHASER. The location Is central and
pleasant, and everything about it convenient
and comfortable. For further particulars in.
quire of A. THOMSON.
Pomeroy, February e, 1e5s.-6-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02

OUR NATIONAL DIsoRDER--DR. RosAcK's CuREs.-
Inc American stomach Is a tormenting organ. 1t is
eehoraiiy out OF order The reason Is obvious. The
driving man OF business has time or will net take
time properly to mascate his feod He bolts IT, and
rs bad habits are catching all classes follow his
ample. Hence dyspepsia, with all its complications;
hence indigestion, livcr complaint, and disorders OF
the bowels, in all their various phases. Agains,
these and hundred other complaints, Dr. Roback
Is "aging an exterminating warfare. His weapons
are the famous Blood Pills and Blood Purifier and
they are Irresistible The success Of these o.
has been astonishing, even in age scientific mir
ncies They do nov ALLEVIATE. they ExTrNarIsn dis
order. The agony, the fever, the debility the de-
spondency, which characterize Affections of tho d-
gestive and secretive organs vanish under tho inf
ence o: these preparations. The constitution itself
seems to acquire new energy under their tion
We say to the sick, everywhere, read Or. Roback,s
advertisements and give his Blood pills and Blood
Purifier a fair trial. .,s. o-Im
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02

ONO STATE AND UNION Law CoLLEGE-Thls Insti-
tution has been removed TO Cleveland, Ohio. De-
grees are regularly conferred, and Students upon
graduating may be admitted to practice. For Circu-
ars address, at Cleveland, MA. KING, sec'y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02

The BOWELS AND TnriR FrScTroSs-As perfect
health Is the greatest blessing that we can enioy
without which all ether blessings of little conse
6u"ncc, we deem it of great Importance to point ont
the way for TO cnjoyit. The bowels must be Ecpt
in state b. which they are enabled carry of the
useless matter; they the main channel which na-
ture has appointed to carry everything that Is un-
necessary. And it is impossible 10 tell what large
amount OF sickness has been caused by consIa ton
or coativcncss in other words, by not keeping tho
bowels rcEular ii is the main road all diseases IL
Is the cause of unnatural irritation to the mucous or
lining me mbraIes Of tho bowels. Having lost their
natural strength, they cannot object what 10 re-
quircd of them. Hence, the bowels be come infa IN ed
and unless you find speedy relief, thousand 9th
complaints are ever ready to drag you through u
miserable and wrctchcd life. Such medicines must
bo given AS will cleanse the stomach and bowels md
restore their natural strength. To accomplish this,
there is compound valuable US these Pills; all
othor medicines sink to utter insignihcance when
compared to them; it seems though the Author of
nature has designed them for this as well as other
complaints. From two to five pills day will increas sc
strength and appetite, and cleanse the stomach and
intestineB from whatever is injurious. Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers in Medi-
eincs. 9-lm
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02

RF Congressional news unimporsrt.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02

made an anti li-Lecompton speech, and had
given an anti -Lecompton vote. He must
Be punished for il. Buchanan could not
remove him, but he could remove his
friend. Mr.. Miller. 50 he removed Mr..
Miller. Thus has Mr.. Buchanan become
the instrument in the hands Of his niger
driving party 10 strike down a freeman
for entertaining an honest opinion.
This removal will do much 70 open
the eyes Of the thinking Democrats Of
this county and State. 1t will show them
that no man can gain position in the party.
or hold an Office. who will not agree to
support every proposition. and grant every
demand, however monstrous, or however
wicked and unjust. that the slaveholding
aristocracy Of the South support and ask
for. II will show them that slavery is not
only power in the South, but that it is a
power in the North: that it controls not
only appointments in the South, but it con-
trolls appointments in the North; that, in
a word, it controls the administration of
Government. and makes and unmakes men
in every section of the land"
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POMEROY MARKET

lMarietta "lntcllisencer'' please copy.I
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COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
FIFTH YEAR--NEW FEATURES.

IFS PLAN AND OBJECT
rNHIS new Art Association, organized June, 1854,
designed aud populariz the
the
honorary. and no compensation
To accomplish truly national object uniting public good
with qualification, small Individual expense
beet suited the wants habits and tastes of the people,
tory has adopted the owing pnn r.
Every subscriber of three dollars Il member for the year
The thus obtained afer paying expenses
Piled
FIRST To the production OF large aud costly engraving
copy OF which Is furnished TO each subscriber. II
the purchase paintings sculpture given
subscribers the publishing Cosmopolitan Art Journal
which Is also furnished 10 members gratuitonslg
TAtrd To free admission for The the (nnssc
Tile attending the Association during the past r
has made universally POPULAR wherever plan
known cnalng does, all classe make
iracvc by the aid Of sculpture paintings literature &C.
TERMS Of subscription for The current ending 1850
% tntich time subscriptions eiH BE- yeceired.
1st The celebrated steel engraving Ihe Village Blacksmith"
ID copy the elegantly illustrated Cosmopolitan
Cd free admission TO the Eastern and Western
Of
In addition which, the large and valuable collection
described in the supplement OF this JOurnul will be
subSc ibcrs.
No person Is restricted single subscription RENTING
SIS are entitled 10 six memberships
Address TAYLOR MAURY,
Dec l9-dlw No. 33i Fenn. ayenae
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TWO CENTS.
OFFICIAL.
TrrKAsraY DEPARTMENT,

THAsrRY DEPARTMENT,
December 18th, 1858
SEALED PROPOSALS will be reoeve at this unl Il
O'clock Monday the cath millions Of
stock Of the United States be issued under the act Of 4 June
1855 Said stock VIII be enbusabe in fifteen from the 1st
OF january and bear interest Ave per
payable sennua the days january July each
year
below par any fraction
No bid VIII be per
OF tho deposited subject the order Secretary the
Treasury dpoiary the United States
the accompany the bill In all
conditional and without reference BIDS
the premium offered therein
The sealed proposals should endorsed
veope proposals for Loan OF 1858 and be addressed the
Of the Treasury Washington D. C. The which may
epted from bidder viii be required TO be paid the depoy
the United his residence indicated
venieu By him Should bids be accepted from parties residing
within the United States they win be required deposit prnc
pal and premium with the reasurers Boston New
Philadelphia, New Orleans.
dollars EACH payable
TO the successful bidders bearer with coupons
rest from the LIST Of July also bearer
certificates deposit Treasurer Of the United
with the deposc the United states viii
bear interest the date deposit
that date the Let OF July will be paid
his attorney by the deposary where the deposit
Successful bidders viii be required deposit principal
premium OF their accepted bids before the 18th
The preliminary deposit Of will be immediately
ed to be returned TO the unsuccessful bidders.
HOWELL COBB,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Dec 1-lawtaiJan [Int&Starl
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FRANcK TAYLOR.
HOLIDAY BOOKS AND CHRISTMAS GIFTS

HOLIDAY BOOKS AND CHRISTMAS GIFTS
The undersigned have completed their
ganty bound books presents they respectfully
inyo the attention of purchasers these copies
of the following works;
Christmas With the Poets collection songs carols illus
trated.
The straord Gallery The Shakespeare sicrhood
Lee Palmer antique
The Home Affections Portrayed by the Poets edited by Charles
lackay.
favorie English Poems OF the last Centuries.
Iic Of Sir John Fakah; handsomely cali
Poetry and Pictures from Tom Moore.
Rhymes and Roundclays elegantly bound green
eynad the Fox after the German Goethe,
mold, esq; half bound in calf
Paradise Lost John Milton; full antique
Poems of William Wordsworth wilnot
In
Burns's Poems and Songs; full bound.
Poems of Ftz Greene Haltck; edition. Handsomely
Poems by Amelia.
The Lor, OF the Isles elegantly bound, illustrated
The Lady Of the Lake; Illustrated.
The Sacred Poets England and America
The oeca Works OF Edgar Allen Poe; handsomely
81 \
Dramatic Scenes and other Poems; by Barry Cornwall
Chilje Harold; by Lord Byron.
Percy's Reliques
Hoods Own; volume, ha,fcalr
The England Times; Iauncoo volumes
full bound,
Together with large and complete Of Juveniles
Also papier mache writing desks, tables, &c.
BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
Dec II Corner Of 18th street aud Penn
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.

HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
IIE subscriber desires to call public attention to
i his extensive assortment Of
HoUsE-FURNLsHISG GOODS
which complete every department consisting
CABINET FURNITURE
extensive collection embracing almost conceivable
variety necessary to furnish the arlor chamber and dining
| from the most expensive to the cheapest kinds.
FRENCH CHINA.
Goblud plain white and richly decorated dinner dessert ana
large assortment of vases
Dinner and tea in detached pieces
Rich cups and saucers, with and without notices
Pitchers perfume bottles, card receivers $3.50,
etagere, parlor table and toilet.
RoN-sroNE CHINA
Dinner, tea toilet sets
Also, detached pieces, large stock of the latest shapes
GLASSWARE,
American, French, and bohemian,
Decaners nagons goblets champagnes
Carrots, hooks, sherres Madeiras, Bnrgundies
Iaqueurs, tumbers, finger bowls, ccieries.
Water bottles float bowls, dishes, salts, pitchers &c.
TABLE CUTLERY
IN sets Of bali dozen afsy and ql three pieces
a ass, sg ssa 1 igss . s@'i L. cry
BIocKrIN GOODS
such a chatting dishes, from 10 to "a inches
Coffee and tea coffee pots, tea pots, coffee higgins &C.
PLATED G0ors
Such as urns tea
spoons aud forks castors, covered dishes
Pitchers, cake aud frui, baskets, walters, &c.
JAPANNED GOODS.
Such rs waItcrs, Tea trays, aud IN sots
Plate warmers, sop Jar, foot tubs, water cans, AZ
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps, grandocs wood
Tenders and irons, brushes, sbovcls and tonps
Coal bods, step ladders door mats, rattan goods
Waite irons, willow Britannia
Ironzcd goods, cooking requisites description
Together with articles
deemed necessary partiouarc
ousckeepers VII lind derdcdy to their pioos 10 examine
stock and Prices They viii only lnd largo
which 10 make ecet but pledge myself cheap
description Of goods be purchased
cities
Goods delivered TO Of The city Georgetown
charge.
recently direct Europe
OF French and china
Inducements the trade.
Oct 2s-1awow C. W. B0rEI.ER, IronIi
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No. GIG
Notice for restoring certain lands to market in
the state OF Wisconsin.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land office ut
IN Mcnaa in the State Of Wisconsin, WILL and after the 10th
day January next open the SALE private entry and
Of all public lands embraced in the following townships
which subject entry and location prior wtdr wal being
lands which had been Withdrawn probably falling within tho
scbed limits Of selection OF the railroad grant to Wisconsin hy of
approved 1856 but not be with
In said limits, viz:
North Of he base line and east Of the fourth principal meridaa
Townships 49, 10, IL 49, 49, 90 I'll 80 "a as 90 2 2s,
30, 81, 81, 49, 81, 3d. SO, 81, and SO, OF range 90
Given under hand the General Land Ofce at the city OF
Washington, November ~, 1858,
TIOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Soy ls-lYgw lint Nsarl Commissioner
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WASHINGTON CITY, FRIDAY DECEMBER "a, 1858
uNHE ONLY ARTICLE uNRIvALLED IN MAR

n
The why, IS that by process
natural color permanently Aer the hair supplies The
andrua itching and heat from The scalp qu and tones up the
falling OF makes son. glossy, healthy and beautiful and used
by young three week
then reader read the following aud judge for yourselves
yons, Jan. 9, 1858
MsRs O. j. woop Co Gentlemen Having heard good deal
Woods Hair Restorative my quite
gray made up mind lay aside the prcjudice which
medicines using your article
The result has been so very that am very glad did So
and justice well for the OF others who
rnon ssr s u uaay l you areyo
trial I'LL they have further proof and the beet proof being ocular de
such further proof
Of the ,, \ y Wire Railing e;u.oishmsa' every day
every way being gosser and thicker much healthy
looking am yours respectfully,
corner Columbia and Carroll ss, Brooklyn.
InISosros, Ala, Feb. II, 1858.
PRoF woop-Dear good
this the country. Ny hair has been slightly diminishing
for several caused suppose from Sigh, burn when was
and lind that ne head hair growing after having
used all other remedies known effect think the most vaiua
BILE remedy extan and advise all who afflicted that way TO
You can publish this If You think proper Yours, SC.
PmlspRlIquA Sept. 0, 1857.
PRor woop-Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative proving
lost its covering in fact bald have used bu, two half
studded with promising Of young hair and tbs front Is also
rs benefit hn have other wo% Amy
eau induce others 10 try IL Yours, respeo.aly
No 464 Vine street.
The Tes,oravcs put up Sizes large
um and small the small holds half pint and rels for one dol
proportion small dollars per bottle
s. a bottle.
s. ss Louis aiss Mo-
And by all good Druggists Fancy Dealers
1S--d3m
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Law and Land Agency, Washington.
YOUNG & NILES.

DICIIARD M. YOUNG, former Commissioner of
the General Land Office and sAMFiv NILES
Virginia Scrip Revolutionary War Bounty
in the department having entered copuncrslp will
hereafter their joint attention to such business my
dei their under the above They will devote
their chiefly the
supreme United States the Of Cs ali
the departments OF the government,
Office No. $50 Pennsylvania ayepga,
19-co2m
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ASSESSORS, NOTICE.

YTNHE voters of the several Wards will please take
notice that the will
below from 10 o'clock to ococK day, except
Sundays and Christmas the 18th the
Inclusive for the revising and correcting
First WardWlam Rgges north side II street three
Of 10th street. q
Second Wardenrgc Stewart corner of 18th and streets
Third WardHpbanah Jones, L. between 9th 10Th
Fourth WerdWiiam Douglass, basement The
Fifth WardGcorgc T. Smawosd, 9th. streets
Sixth Ward-Eiwari Wayson, OF nth and
Seventh WardIon H. Bird d. between It'll and
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n A. CARDwELL, Real Estate and Genera

lJs Broker, stairs,
$50 Pennsylvania where he selling and
buying real estate anywhere Ia the uon renting and collecting
aud procuring houses apper
tanning 10 real estate, with unexceptiona legal aid.
The settlement OF claims description the executive de-
Congress-
Of Congress especially claims OF the distant newspaper
advertising, his experience
enable him the necessary
ties having SUCH well attending having advertisements
sorted Of the Ia the District OF Columbia
application by letter otherwise 10 him thus saving
expense Of "Trip the city and prompt returns
Also, the negotiation Of security and all dccrp-
lions business which mhy properly cased under the hea
general brokerage,
hsssEks Hon. VIM iiarrs, Formerly OF Assour DR. a. Y.
Garnei Col Jas. g. Dcrret Richard waiach, and
the proptors of The generally Of Washington
asrs o. - Davenport and Hon. caskc Richmond Va
Row VIM 8 Puacr Acghany CITY, Ia Col A. T. Burnley Frank
Tort u York Dec i--dU
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PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER.
Navy Department,

received this until O'Clock,
the ash day Of Deceber the delivery the United State
usual conditions which be asccrsned
from the comaandant Of the navy yafis
YEJLow-pSE PLANK.
thousand feet, measure sOOo) s
thick IS IS feet tong twenty Thousand feet GO oo Of inches
s from a. 10 @ n len Thousand Zee. no ooo) Of az nhes
thick from 80 40 long aud eight thousand feet 5000
thousand feet 40 900 cset,) measure.
TO DO long s yellow pine ss S heart 9ta 'ss large s@o
Kind width, clear Of least inch than
TO be deiycei as Gows Ono quarter the several
before the 10Th Of 1852 another quarter Of ca
remainder q before the 18th February, 1859
wllITEPNE MAsTs
wi,spinc mas,4, rough when s,oi
long 2, inches aeis and Que Of % fee, long rs inches diameter
To be delivered on or before the LIST Of March, 1859
w1sTEoAK
(5ooo plank logs
water and cut between a Is, 0ieher and Isl Of March following
one hall The number Of o Be - feet IN lcnst the whole 2 aver
straight the siding and may have hong fair curve the other
may be lined apens IN ecnony with he growth ef the tree One
halt the number of logs less than IL ince and the
lachcs top end
square less THAI, IL inches
at the end OF the Manc each corner no, to exceed
AT the middle or the length OF the log the breadth aud
whole must BE free from cross grain twists large knots holes
other defects and deduction will be made for marks and
delivered before February the
before the LIST o March, 1850
Department right additional quantity
exceeding cent? of the yellow pno and oak
Separate proposals will be the yellow white pine
spars the white TX.
proposals Proposals Timber they
IN be distns uislcl from othor business letters.
OFFER.
l. ---, in the o --, hereby ngree
nish aud deliver in tho U navy yard at Phadelpha feet
conformity with the advertisement Of the Bureau OF Con-
uaon 80 the date Of 2 Noyeaber 1855 at the rate OF
Total value.
my accepted, request be addressed --
and tho forwarded the agent at
AT --, for signature and certificate
December -, 1858. AB
FORM or GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, the State -, and
OF hereby guaranty that, the
bid any the timber therein named be
cepted he they will within days after the receipt of the
the designated, the
with good sufficient and
sail shall fail to enter contract aforesaid
make the difference between the offer OF the said and
that which may be accepted.
Signatures Of tn guarantors CD
EFF
Date
Witness. Il
hereby certify named known
property and able to make good their guarantee.
Signature, G II
signed by Judge, u s. District Attorney
Collector, or Navy Agent. Nov 2S--law4w
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PROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING
AND RATING STAMPS.
Posr oFfIcS DEPARTMENT,
December Is. 1885

Itsr Uf1lck fErARfNENr,
December ID, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS received department
is' day Of February 1899 ai y Of the clock At noon Tor furnish
TIE inst day o. April next marking and rating stamps of the follow
cl. marking stamps steel other material
durability Of circumference exceed So inches. but much
the Office and State with for tho months and days in
blocks Of like material with sufficient thumb for the
with handles mahogany other heavy wood Of model
nest convenient Cor In proposals for this class Of stamps The
ser,ng within the circle when required such words and figures
uls2 Circular marking stamps Of iron or other material equal
thereto for The Of offices aud agents railroads and
the type
Of the material with suitable umb and handles Of black
Of the be the Described in class No l.
Of equal uaUy Of The same s1s Of class No. viii. the nao
Of the Office and state with type month, and days of printers
and hanile he same as described IN cil@s No 3
Tbs Tor this class viii take effect until from and after
Gas. Marking stamps foreign
any taher ye adapted 10 the above purpose.
At, ,ho following rating stamps 70 correspond with the ereair
such other rating named herein be required
srs shah Ss altered by direction Of tho department the pea
shall be increased or reduced in the proportion viz
Paid Mssent aud forwarded
sissen, Due
rs.. oIAes business, freo Dropl cent
Advertised 10
steamboat
Ship Paid 10
United States, Cd. Paid 10
IIad for postage
Proposals improved patented stamps cylinders the
months envelope with
improvements will be considered.
right the
either class, upon equitable erms
Proposals win be received for furnishing e % of the above
named circular stamps for each class separately
will agrceaby
the rules
of the department hereafter be adopted relation thereto
The number OF circular required Is estimated
800 class, thu
third class. and Tor the fourth The rating stamps
required for the period esnaed 2 900
Moieis of the the propusas,
Eicl bidder furnish, with his proposals. evidence of his ab
ty comply with his bid.
Suent viii BIO required tho stamps
must be delivered the Office Department expense the
contractor.
Proposals endorsed outside the with
Proposals for Post Office Marking Stamps and addressed TO the
First Assistant Postmaster General Washington city, d. C.
AARON V. BROWN,
Doe 16--lawiw Postmaster General.