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CINCINNATI MARKET.


July II.
PRovIsIoNs-Subsequently to the date of our last re-
view, an improved demand experienced for provi-
sons and material advance obanable for the seve
raj articles of hog products but holders met the deah
reluctantly and the amount of business transacted
was, consequently, nconsiderabe. Monday there was
more disposition to sell, and this feeling still more
yesterday; but it did no lead to much business,
mus vi tie orders having been withdrawn. These re-
alpy 10 the several articles of hog products, with
figures. " " ~
Ihe sales OF the week neuded-Of Pork 500 br Mess
s15 25; 400 do, Friday, at sl5 % ~ w S''' ~ ~
caluruls, ititner advance was asked but for two
days there nave oeen sellers at Sl5 with no buyers
over $l5 80 "
OF Bacon, 100 hhds. Shoulders Wednesday at AZ cts
packed 13 do. do. at S packed; % do common hams
Friday at Skc, packed; 25 do. Shoulders Saturlay e.;
tight hhds at &C. The asking prices Friday and Satur
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NEW COAL ARRANGEMENT.

VI II DNI INIUNFI VNJAII tOWPNN !
being solicited by of COAL in this city to
establish Agency for the exclusive sale of their superior
Coal and being advised that thousands of tons
nually sold in the city
BALTIMORE COMPANY'S COAL,
that from their mines to the manifest injury
of the well mered reputation of their Coal and being de
srous of securing to all the pure article
mixed with any other Coal, have appointed
Messrs. DOBBIN & WAKEFIELD,
No. Sc SECOND STREET,
SOLE AGENTS for the receipt sale Coal shipped
Baltimore from this date.
Messrs DOBBIN x WARFIELD have entered into bond
and security deal in receive SELL directly in
directly any other Anthracite Coal than the Baltimore
Companys; hence :he pulAc may rely with entire
tainty receiving the pure article and the full ton
2240 lbs.
and make special with all public institutions
manufactures iron workers. &c by the boat load
larger quantity, on favorable terms.
By order of the Board
THOMAS WILSON, President.
April 1858. myS-tf
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Alleged Military Defaica.fon.

New YORK, July 15.-Major jeremiah Y Dashiell has
been dismissed from the Army by the President Of the
United States for having failed the order says to ex
plain satisfactorily deficiency in his of public
money and having also failed to obey repeated nstruc
tons from the Paymaster General pay the balance
acknow lodged to be in his hands
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WASHINGTON, July ia semi official letter from New
Granada says that in accordance with the law having
view the better security of passengers the Ismus
Railroad, and in other respects to promote their comfort
the President Of that Republic has appointed j. NJ Surta
do Superintendent, with ample power for the ullmen
of the
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G0al.


NOAL! COAL!i COAL!!!
~ The undersigned, appointed Agents of the BOSTON
COAL COMPANY, situate in the Wyoming Valley, near
Wilksbarre Pa, prepared to contract for sell any
quantity of ANTHRACITE COAL from said mine
The quality of the Coal is eXcelied by hard Coal
that comes to this market, being PURE WHITE ASH
and burning freely and thoroughly.
The undersigned have hand FIYE HUNDRED
TONS, which they will sell ry reasonable prices and
which they would be pleased have purchasers examine
and test They authorized to guarantee the quality
of the Coal give satisfaction he free of bone
and slate. HALL & LONEY
jyS-3m 81 BuChanan's wharf
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

EosToN, July 1.-THE following the ootings of our
Bank statement for the past weel:
Capital stock. 276 $50 Due to other Bks$ 526 500
Loans and dis'ts. SO 0 900 Deposits. 81 075 600
Specie......... 5000 roo Circulation 49,. . G53S 900
Due I'm. other BIS 6.3U0,OU0
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AUGUSTA July 1+.-IIeayy rains have fallen through
out the South during the past week The damage has,
however, been tring
Nicaragua barbecue was held at Montgomery Sat
urday last, at which Gen Walker and Mr. Yancey dciv
cred speeches.
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Commander Page had an interview with the President
on Wednesday relative to the expedition Paraguay
No Commissioner has yet been appointed
The Secretary of the Navy has been detained at home
by sickness for the last two days.
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TORONTO, L. c. July 13-Serious riots occurred yester
day and last night in consequence of Orange demonstra
tons. number Of men shot, but not fatally Mill
ary stationed different parts of the city last night
to preserve peace
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Fire nj Madison.

CINCINNATI. July 14.-The extensive coffee establish
ment Of Messrs. Coffin Shcllcts destroyed by fire
last night The loss is 1000 and insurance. About
forty operatives thrown out of employment.
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orchestercounty Nd in 1852, has been sold rartie:
in New York, on private terms
1st inst.
Brig VIM. r. Kibbey, Booze. for Humacoa and n York
sailed from St Thomas 2d ult brig r. A. Fisher Keene
Ponce, 7. r., and do, do 10th
Brig Argyle, Warren, unc., remained at St. Thomas 1St
instant
schr. Priscilla, Cater hence at Arecibo P R. prior to
Sd inst.
schr. VIM. Mason, Staples from Taunton Baltimore
sailed from Newport 10Th inst.
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK, July 14.-trr. steamships Star Of the
West Aspinwall; Philadelphia, New Orleans; ship BY.
2antium, Liverpool bark Gen Jones and Conway Car
dcnas; 7. Pendcton Cumberland larhor; nkerman Mar
secs; D. r. DeWof, Newcastle; scrs. Mary F.. parmlec
and J. r. Stoneback, North Carolina. Cl'd steamship
BoruSsia Hamburg bark II. Thornton, New On leans:
brgs Annebo Rotterdam Union, LiycTpool Trade Wind
Santa Cruz
PHILADELPHIA. July 14.-Arr. brig Ida D. Rogers
MatanzaS: schrs. Summer field, Norfolk; Jennie Hunter
North Carolina Young America, Port Drnosit Cld bark
Rowcna Porto Cabeo; schr Eliza and Catarine Nassau
BOSTON, July I3--Noon-Arr. ship Ocean Eagle, Ma
nilla; schr VIM Wilson, Port an Prince. Crd bark
Sarah Re nedos.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, July 14.-.Arr scIr Aretta. New Ia
ven.
NORFOLK, July 14-Arr brig ITortcnsc, Fayal.
WILMINGTON, July 13.-Cld bark /. W. Blodgctt
Philadelphia
CHARLESTON, July 12.-Arr. steamships Isabel. Ia
vana; Keystone State Philadelphia; Columbia New York
barl; NnV Nnr
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WASHINGTON, July 15-Charles Barrett, formerly of
Baltimore,l today found guilty of the murder of
Reeve Lewis; and Henry Williams, his companion at the
time, was declared guilty Of mansIaughter
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PITrsGURG, July 15-The steamers Arctic and Great
West were burned this evening at the Marine Railway
two miles below this city The loss is estimated thirty
three thousand dollars
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ARMY Orders.

LEAyENwoRTH, tyia Boonvile,) July 12.-ordcrs from
the War Department have been received removing the
troops Fort Scott, and assigning Major Sherman
battery to duty in Minnesota
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Sickness nj Sea,

SAVANNAH, July l3-The ship Sparkling Wave, from
Matanzas, bound to Falmouth, England arrived short
handed Both of the mates and sailor had died of the
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baltimore COAL COMPANY's

IL COAL-The public are hereby notified that as SOLE
AGENTS for the BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY, are
prepared to sell and deliver their very superior Coal
As agents for other Anthracite Coal
can rely upon getting the genuine article and full weight.
Our arrangements of the best character
teeing prompneSs and dispatch in the delivery of coal
any point within the city limits
The freghts from the mines being now very low we can
sell for immediate derery much rate than later
the season; hence, consumers will find it great saving
money purchase their supplies at once.
To enable at all times to sell at the very prices
propose to sell for Cash. exclusively thereby saving
the he cost Of collecting and the per
loss on bad debts.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS will be made with Manu-.
factories Public Institutions and other large Consumers
D0BBIN IL WAKEFIELD, Agents,
sc SECOND STREET
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

BAHIA160 bbls. -four, 500 kegs crackers p bbs pork
10 casks hams. 80 bbls beef 23 kegs lard is boxes
dies 30 bbls rice lO bags pepper % half chests tea 80
doZ brooms, 600 bbs rosn 30 bales shrting 20
drills A pkgs rope, fire crackers 72 boxes do
spirits turpentine 20 tubs 1910 ft lumber
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BosToy, July 14.-The British Mail steamship Arabia
sailed from here at to-day with hundred and
nine passengers for Liverpool and eleven for Halifax She
took no specie.
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PARKERsBURG, Va July 14.-There are now eight feet
water in the river, and is rising There is delay in
the forwarding of goods or passengers.
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The Revenue Cutter Harriet Ian,


NoRFoLK July 1.-THE revenue cutter Harriet Lane
arrived here pleasure cruise The Secretary of the
Treasury is among the passengers.
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Tonrictinn OF Earrctt

ALBANY, July 14.-Saniue b. RuggIes of New York
has been appointed by the Governor Canal Commissioner
in place of Samuel s Whallon, deceased
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
PONCE, p. R.--Schr. JEDbd7rE.
Isl hhds sugar, IL bbls do-Stirling Il Ahrens.
COASTWTSE.
SAvANNAH-Str. City Of NORFOLK
1 bales cotton l94 casks rice 14 sacks wheat % bales
domescs, 13G bXs copper ore 10 gins, Il pkgs
mdse.-sundry persons
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Ex-REv. J. :. KALLocH AGAIN IN TRoURLE.-Mr
Kalloch attended a religious meeting in Rockland,
Me-, week ago Sunday evening, and took part in
the proceedings; He got in sharp discussion
with Deacon Wilson, prominent witness in the
famous haoch trial, and Elder }. Baker, Baptist
preacher Mr.. kalloch took offence at some re-
marks OF Elder Baker, which he understood to APP
ply to him. The discussion and meeting were at
length ended by the gas being turned OIL, leaving
the audience in great temporal darkness.
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5tlonetarg ano GOmmertial 8tbien.


BALTIMORE July 10. 1913.
There is moderate business doing in Stocks, consid
erng the season the transactions at the Board to-day
amounting to about $50 600 We note further improve
ment in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. the sales EN-
bracng 4S $50 regular way and sellers option
60 days. higher than yesterday; and $G04d $60R buy
er 60 days 1t closed 500 bid regular way better
than yesterday S6O4 asked s6OH bid S6O7a asked buy
er 60 days shares Northern Central sold at $lS .
more than asking of yesterday. At the close $S
was bid s1Sh asked cash Bank stocks remain quiet
and firm the only sale to-day being II shares Farmers
and Merchants at 81. There also sale of Spring
field Mining Company at S2s, the same as last rates.
better feeling manifested for Canton $ISk being Of
fered y higher than yesterday, but sales effected
Baltimore City 6s, 1890, which declined yesterday to
9S2 to-day and IS, ,669 sold The
improvement in City 6's has had corresponding effect
North Western Virginia Railroad 1st mortgage bonds
endorsed by the city and sales made to-day $500
at S9HG90 advance of yesterdays transactions.
Northern Central 1855 advanced q with sales of $4,000
63, the figure being bid for with 63H asked
There also S4 900 Central Ohio I'd mortgage
bonds at 524 buyer CO. the last rates Baltimore
and Ohio Bonds very scarce and without any
transactions report for 1S6s 90 bid and for 1S5s
50 bid, So asked.
The Stock market at New York, which for few days
past has held material downward course rallied to-day,
and considerable improvement in all the leading stocks
is manifested Erie advanced 4; New York Central 81;
Reading q; Panama L; Cleveland and Toledo 3; Rock IS
land q; Michigan Southern 2s, and Hudson q
The operations of the New York SubTreasury Wednes
day 5 follows:
Total receipts ............. $500 474 40
of which from Customs .....,,....... s. coo 90 |
Total payments 3l36S0 2S |
California drafts - -................. 1900 90 |
Iotal 'rs-o''- ~
The exchanges at the New York Bank Clearing House
Wednesday were s15 25S 90 and the balances 1857
1906. The Metropolitan certificates Sl5O00-$3 900
less than reported on Tuesday
The receipts of June on the Michigan Southern Road
will probably up $lIO 900 against $1S4000 last year
The first July looks favorable the receipts
being S37 800 against $4,000 The freight traffic shows
a small increase.
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Excursions.
Ess9T EE:z.z..gs7 GREAT ATTRACTION
--1-.-IEr----nraNs1-g EXCURSION TICKETS

BALTIMORE TO NIAGARA FALLS AND RETIrN
FARE ONLY S13
The NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMpEY
will issue Excursion Tickets from Baltimore to Nia,ra
Falls Return the low rate of THIRTEEN DOL RS
good to return at the pleasure of the purchaser IKE
Parties from Baltimore desiring these tickets mn, an
ply for them a day in advance of starting
Trains leave Calvert Station, Baltimore at s A Wand
$50 L. NJ Passengers leaving Washington nv tb,5 Il
A. NJ train connect with the A. NJ train and th;e by
the train at $50 +. NJ with the 53OP NJ train
For through tickets and correct and reliable information
Calvert and Franklin streets Baltimore "
jyl3tf G. c. ADREoN' sppeTintannnt ;1I@Ti HsI.r
ia rE.....:...s51 E....:.::..: NORTHERN CENTRAL
S-=-l-t--G-2 RAILWAY-FOR THE SPINGS
BEDFORD, YORK, CARLISLE. CALED0NIb THE
MnEh, DOUBLING GAP, EPHRATA AND APER-
FOR BEDFORD.
, tasSehSerS ieaVe Calvert Station at SIS A. VI and 10
NJ connecting with trains the Pennsylvania and
broad Top railroads to Hopewe thence stage Bed
ord he stage road from Hopewell in good oer and
uay lines OF coaches connect with trains the
hIoan Top railroad At Hopewell there irsrate
iLOuaIlois Tor passengers. Passengers by .rains
~ IN breakfast at Huntingdon and leave at 40 NJ
arect Tor bedford Those by train A. NJ arrive
huntingdon at M, take supper at Hopewe' and
go through to Bedford remain over night aIopewel
Fare through $3.50. Baggage checked thro,gh to the
SPRINGS. EXCURSION TICKETS from BALTIMORE to
ufEW ELL and back will be issued at So 4C-good for
HacEs VIII be in readiness to convey passengers
FOR YORK SPRINGS
Passengers leave by daily train NJ, for Hano-
YER thcnce by stage to the Springs arriving there early
the same afternoon. Fare through s3l2h
FOR CARLISLE, CALEDONIA THE YARN DOUB-
Ling GAP AND PAPERTOWN.
rass9ngers to any OF the above places 3 Is A.
FOR EPHRATA SPRINGS
For further information apply the icket Office Cal
vert station C. ADREoN,
,aDt
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Committee Of arbitration for the month ct '"J.
CHARLES r. PEARCE,
GEO SLATER THOS. ARMSTRONG,
HIRAM WOODS. WM r. PENNlMAN,
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
A.. Ess5f ,,:;. ,.;.s;:- .;..:,s;:;-;
BALTTHORE IVO OyTO 71TTROAj


BERKELEY BEDFORD, CAPON. DRDAN'S, SHAN
NONDALE; and the CENTRAL VIRUNIA SPRINGS.
FOR BERKELEY SPRINGS (Morga county, Va take
the through Mail train, leaving Camdn Station, Bat
more at o. A. NJ, except Sundays, stopping Sir Johns
run station III miles from Baltimore and miles from the
Springs, by good stage road. Fare tcSir Johns 81 so
arrive at Sir Johns by noon and at Berkeley before
NJ The Express train leaving Baltimore at 05 +. NJ
daly connects with the stages for Berkeley Sir John
Kun Station at O20, NJ, by which passengers reach
the Springs before midnight.
For BEDFORD SPRINGS, bedford Ounty, Pa y by the
Mail Train from Baltimore, at 6, A. NJ the Express eav-
ing at sos, p. NJ or Through Accommodation at TO- p
NJ for Cumberland lS0 miles,) and hence by stages 2S
miles to Bedford. The stages leave Cumberland every
morning at o'clock arriving in tint for dinner ut the
Springs. Fare by through ticket 80
ny tS route there is bH chang from to stage,
and no trouble with transfers of persns or baggage
For JoRDAN'S SPRINGS, (2S niles from Harpers
Ferry, and near the Winchester Rail1ad) and
For SHANNONDALE SPRINGS, as miles from Har-
pr Ferry on the road) passengers will take the
Mail Train lat 8, a. NJ to Harpers Ferry and connect
with trains on Winchester Road
FOX CAPON SPRINGS, take the 6. A. NJ train from
baltimore to Winchester thence by Sages for % miles
$3.50.
For the WHITE SULPHUR and ohcY Springs in the in
terror OF Virginia. through tickets sold at Camden
station via the Washington Branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
Tickets to be had at the Ticket Office Camden Station
". p. SMITH,
1e'o-eobW Master of TRANSFORMATION
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Baltimore, May s, 1S5S-t

rOAL.
~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Company's and other mines in the Georges
Greek Valley constantly for sale by the load
STICKNEY 4 CO.,
ap24tf Exchange Place.
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CATTLE IN New YORK.-Thc item that We pub
lished on W Wednesday morning stated that indica-
tions of a very hard market for drovers were omit,
visible on Tuesday, and that the sales made that
day were at a lower rate than the week previous;
but the result on Wednesday even worse than
was anticipated, and the price of the medium and
lower grades of Cattle lower than it has before
for several years. the supply 1926 head) being en-
tlrey beyond the demand, so much so that quite a
number of Cattle remained ut night unsold, not
withstanding they offered at not over an
equivalent Of six cents pound for the net weirht
of meat Owners say that not over five cents for
some of the Steers that were sold at S25 to $50 4
head.
1t was indeed a very hard day for drovers but
with all their loss we do not see much gain for con-
sumers unless butchers will reduce their meats in
proportion to the reduction of the price of live
stock.-N J.. Tribune.
The SALE OF THE COLLINS LINE OF STEAMERS To
THE FEANCo-AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CoupANY.-We
understand from Unquestionablc authority that
Captain Comstock has conditionav sold the Collins
line OF steamships to the Franco-Amcrican Steam
snip Company. The Captain is to leave New York
Tor France by the next Cunard steamer to sail
from New York with the view of cOnsummat-
ing the sale. 1t is understood that the company
hope and expect by dredging the harbor and max
ing other necessary improvements, to be able to
run the steamers in line between Havre and New
York
The Malta Mediterranean Times SAYS Among
the nossnnrers last brought by the Medina from
Tunis was Lady Franklin, widow of the celebrated
Arctic novinotor Her ladvahip's health being i'm
nairnd she is rc-yisiting on these shores friends
and scenes endcarcd to her by remniScence of the
ti,na when Sir John Franklin was in command of a
sbin of war attached to the station. Every atten-
tinn was paid to the respected lady, who left for
Athens on the third day after her arrival.
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SEA BATHING

E---x-1-4z AT
OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON
One of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPA
Nl'S STEAMERS will leave Union Dock foot of Concord
street, DAILY tSunday eXceptcd) at o'clock p NJ for
Old Point Comfort and Hampton.
Fare there and back So wing the passenger the pryi
lege to remain the whole season.
NJ. n. FALLS, Agent,
Jell-lO Baltimore Steam Packet COMPANY
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OUR RELATIONS TOWARDS ENGLAND.
THE RIGHT OF sEARCH-A MORMON EXODUS To BRITISH
AMERIcA-TIiE PACIFIC RAILROAD AED THE HUDSON
BAY COMPANY.
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SHES AT THE BALTrMoRE STOCK BOARD.
Prices and Sales of Stocks in New York.

BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
No, - SOUTH STREET.
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

nccicut praying Tor che patent H.
lssi in the MAnulaciue ai
Rubber" for the said
TAX place the 18th u june, 1885
ordered that the said petition be heard the
Monday the 5ist Of May ~ O'Clock person
appear and show they have ne
ought not 10 be granted.
opposing the extensin required 10 Tile Ia the
objections specially set forth writing at twenl,
All testimony acd
be said hearing be taken and a.
ooranoe with the rules OF the occ which VIII be furnished
pication
The testimony the win be closed tho 18th May
dispositions papers relied testimony died
the before the morning OF that day the
any. within days thereafter.
this be published In the Union
H. c. and Daily News New York, once sweek for three
weeks previous 10 the Sst May next e day Of hear
ing jos HOLT
Commissioner raents
sors Of the above viii please copy and send their
bills the Patent Once with containing this notice
l7--iaw3w
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
II | w NJ
wAsmscros, March %. 1855

PETITION Bennington pray
ing granted him
machines making barrels Eg
years the expiration Of said patent which takes
the LIST day Of July, 1853
said petition be heard the Patent
Monday lAth June IL O'Clock, and all person,
appear show they have why
ought o be granted
Persons opposing the extension required he in the
objections specially h writing twenty
days day hearing all testimony filed by party %
be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
the Office which viii be furnished appoa
ton.
The testimony the will be closed the 3l o.
dispositions papers upon testimony nd
the office before the morning Of that day the arguments
any, within ten days thereafter.
ordered also published the Unon Washing
Boston Massachusetts week
HOLT
Mar = Commissioner Paien
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PROPOSALS FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTING.

SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING
Washington, March IL, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be Tuesday
the 9Th day Of April 1853 executing
lowing work FOR the Senate and House of
ted States
LIST For transferring from copper printing
sand copies morc ess OF each y charts
annual report OF the Superintendent Of the
I'd For engraving and printing
css) Of twenty two charts the report
In the first class tho
drcd copies for transferring aud printing each chart separately
Ia the second class tho price
each chart printing per copies
The charts will be this Office, inspection
DESTROYS Of bidding for the the
where also blank forms for proposals be
The paper requiredfor printing will be furnished
Contracts win he into WITH security will
required from, the successful bidders faithful
contracts.
is to be distinctly entertained from
parties not directly practically acquainted WITH
the style Of work bid for.
The proposals must the required execution
work portions Of the
signed endorsed on the envelope Proposals Tor
GEO. W. BOWMAN
Mar l2-eod lInie&Star Superintendent
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Bids will received
parcels above described the department
self the right reject either both
most advantageous to the government.
Bids viii be received until IL O'Clock the 31st
which hour all then before department viii be opened
Proposals should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for the
chase OF tho Island OF Rock Island"
Payment TO be made cash the Assistant
the Treasurer Washington within
tnce Of the bids and receipts transmitted Immediately this depart
mont In Of failure make the within spcc
fled, the award shall be declared null and void.
JOHN B. FLOYD
Mar 2S-lawtd Of War