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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

GEH. Tox THuxB.-The little genssAI1haene
exhibitions on the line of the Central Ralssse
Last week he shot a deer on the ;asn Of ho''
Ira Mayhem at Albion. -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

The President's Message has been, by an ex-
IRA. laid betor. our subscribers and generally
read. IL almost wholly avoids discussion, with
the exception Of the well stated argument OF the
relation Of capital 10 labor. lis general tone is
conservative, aud Is whole il avoids extreme
opiniouA IL Is paper that will bear close and
critical reading by all citizens. and in the main,
will meet with decided approval.
IL IL Tree from ali brsggadocio, and contains
calm, clear, aud hopeful view Vi The condition Of
the country, aud il pervaded throughout by that
spirit Of confidence, which bet0kens the final
triumph OF the government over rebellion, and
the restoration ot the Union.
The rsssidsnt leaves the question Vi contscS-
lion Of siAves 70 his cabinet, and makes no rec
oumendation u Congress. Jealous partisans
Of . speedy termination Of The war, may CON-
=. the Message, Tor what it does hot contain,
-''h the prov isions
recommended, with one exception. :.
believe that the President, ~ 70 the disposition
Of the sAvss Of rebel masters, IL either right VI
practical
II entitled to freedom on any ground. the
dave 10 entitled to it without restriction, subiecs
only % the Laws that govern all A freedom
gwen only upon condrons, is no freedom Al all
-.'' 20 We believe ls possible Tor government ~
pfovioe A~' -'-~--..... ,v., h.
in any territory by SSS IRs1ssa.sg them
would NOS b projected, and would remain to De
sacrificed to the avarice of their more powerful
nsighbors.
Dur crowded columns will permit no extended
criticism. That the message EFFORTS the appro.
vaiof the oPpostion,i sufficient proof that j: was
written, and intended for the whole country. and
10 no sense OF the word partisan document
Around is We can rally as American citizens. and
CORDIALLY support the government, nor should
any lover OF his country, at the present time.
desire to take any other position.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

CLIErox REPuBLIcAH. - This paper il to be
enlarged the coming week. 1t is valuable,
ven conducted sheet and should be we'll sup.
ported By the Republicans Of Clinton county.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

4AYoR OF SPRISGrIElD.-At the eieotios IN
Springfield, Mass, Stephen C. Bemis vas rse'ec'
ted Mayor BY 7s majority in a vote Of 3,see.
The Common Council stands '3 Republicans ana
Democrats
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

Acxv0wLKDeEMRxn.-Ou thanks are tender.
q 10 Hon. B. +. Granger, Member Of Congress,
hsa the firss District. for valuable Public Doc
u0snta
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

Extra SEssrox.-We publish the procaa'S
ton Of Gov Blair. calling sn extra aeqRn "
meet on Tbarsday, the second dly a3sH
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

WOOD OEFRArED.-Loyal citizens of all par.
ties, will be glad to learn that Fernando Wood
has been defeated for Mayor of New York The
election took place December Sd. and resulted
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

E1fEILrD. - Burnett and Breckenridge has
been expelled BY resolutions adopted in tie
House and Senate as traitors to the Union.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

DEATHS In TIE SrH REGIAEkT.-The following
deaths have occurred in the 9Th Michigan Regi.
'"e"' o''~- - left Annapolis:
Freeman, VIM. Oc.. -, pneumonia.
Holiday, Chas. B. Nov. A, homorrhape.
Jennings, fheO. +. Nov. 10, variola.
CarsOns, Sam. Il. Nov. II, dysentery.
Gardner Hiram, Nov. II, pneumouia.
Huntington, WIN. b. Nov. 10, oysente.v
Perry, Thomas, Nov. II, typhoid fever
Bliss, Chas. Nov. 70, snomla.
Newman, Albert i. Nov. 70, intermit- f.v..
Philip, John I. Nov. 2s, typhoid fever.
Thomas Perry, was q ~. c--I e Ella -,
ayes, ana went from tnis city. We are informed
that Freeman was also q member of that com.
pany.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

Assoisnssz.-Rosert Davis. Of Pontiac, hes
been appointed Lieutenant Colsael Of the llth
raginsot Col. Sinelaira
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
'ses s.iiaAs srss..a U.a.r w.,.n,.

Q. v. SnitA was arrested ,ssterdsv bx oa
esr Psells. Tor selling bread under sSe z s..ns TS
ara weight feqaired BY oity ordinance, which.
for the bsns6t Of buyers, We publish.
SEQ. J. And b sWocted, That the loaves 81
wheaten bread sold In this city shall be of three
weigh not less than sixteen nor more tha,
bsfghteen ounees, svoirdupois; the second tc
weigh not less than thirty.two nor more than
tnirty .nvs ounces, svoirdu ois and the third
TO weigh not less than six flour nor more than
each loaf OF bread shall have iesibiy stamped
or impressed thereon the weight Of the bread
In figures, one, two, and four the figure 1 10
be stamped on the loaf Of bread of the frst
Weight, the nsure on tho second weight, and
the hgurs on the third weight.
Sec. I. And be IL endcied, That any person or
psrsona offering TO sell bread in loaves differ.
ent In weight or quality from those prescribed
IN this act, ehall forfeit the same, and shall nav
Y penalty OF two dollars for every loaf 40 of
fered for sale, and for every loaf actually sold.
tns Information to be lodged with police
magistrate within wenty.four hours from the
time the bread is SO offered for sale, or sold
one.half Of said penalty 10 be given to the in.
former: Prouidsd, hotoeuer, That in rendering
MS decision, the magistrate shall be bound to
make reasonable allowance for the staleness
OF .hs bread, or los Of weight by drying.
Sec. 8. And be II enacted, That II shall be the
duty Of the several clerks Of markets in this
city to inspect all bread offered for sale In their
respective markets, to weigh II when they
think proper, and to seize the .me when vary
Ing from the weight and quality prescribed BY
tni: act and, on procf before police magii.
trate, all bread offered for sale Contrary to the
provisions Of this act shall be forfeited and sent
TO the almshouse, for the use Of the poor, ex.
oept when its use will ho perniolous to health.
In which case II siall be destroyed,
Smith was aned $2.9i by Justice Walter.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
The Railroad Guard.

"A few nights since, the sentinels of the New
YORK Sixtieth regiment detected suspicious
parties near the railroad track towards Wash.
ington, who were supposed to have designed
0bstruoting the road, or inte rfsring with the
safe passage of the trains. The intoriopers
were fred vt, but in the dark ness made their
escape. The EFFICIENCY with which their i'm
portapt duties are perfcrmed by the regimentl
between Baltimore and Washington, under the
general command Of Brigadier General John
g. Robinson, (late Of the United States army )
have enlisted the attention OF travellers be-
tween Baltimore and this city. The Eirst Dis.
WsshIns;on iot Sr Columbia SSfsnt 2 pSatsa 5etxesn
Setween beltsville and Annapolis junction, the
Tenth Maine between Annapolis Junction and
the western Junction ut Relay, and the New
York six!ieth from the Relay to the Locust
Point and other stst,ons OF the road in Balti
moEs. to. wm. B. Hayward, Of The latter
regiment. has $40 eticIent men under his com.
mand. He has lately issued to them printed
oireu'ar 81 instTGctions, by which they are
culFerts and bWitchesi 70 patrol tie line BY
day aud night to prevent obstruotions being
laid on the track by malicious persons, and to
warn on all interlopers vt all doubtful in their
purposes. These duties are effectively per.
formed, although involvi 4 considerable expo.
sure to the men n 'Aia ssas ~. "
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
Ca nterbury Hail.

Notwithstanding the inolemency Of the wea
thor, there WAS Il perfect jam at the Canter.
ton Of the Virginia Mummy. Frank Brewer
as Ginger Rlue, kept tho audience In continual
shouts of laughter. Miss Marion Pierce, as
Susan, gave great satisfaction, and in fact
every character was well sustained, and the
piece WAS perfect success. As many were
unable TO obtain seats last night, we advise our
friends to attend early tonight, and secure n
seat. Our lady friends, we hope, will not for.
get the elegant entertainment to be given for
the especial accommodation of ladies and chill
dren this afternoon, commencing at two oC'o;k
At the afternoon performance many costly and
beautiful presents will be distributed, and the
success which attended Mr.. Peroival's matt
nees at the Baltimore Museum, induces US tc
belive that they will become popular with the
tend the matinee.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
Important Discovery,

1t is reported that number of valuable
maps and Typographical surveys Of the coun
try Immediately surrounding Washington were
found, q few days ago, In an out building be
longing to the Alexandria and Orange railroad
In Alexanaria. The surveys. It is said, give
every road leading from Washington and Alex
andria to Richmond, and other important
points In Eastern Virginia, describing accu
rstely the character Of the DAD, whether hard
or soft bottom, billy, level, and best adapted
for heavy or light transportation, besides other
invaluable matter. The documents have beer
sent, 1t 10 said, to the War Department.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
dec l3-9tAW4X


LIZ 1nEAN q WILL ANS, AucttOnst trs.
ChANCERY SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY Oy
TINE ISLAND.
By virtue Of decree Of the circuit court OF the
Disti let OF Columbia, sitting in chancely bearing
date on the 3Oth " OF May, A. 1880, and PASSED
10 cauSe therein depending between ID W. More &
Co, complainants, and George L. Kirk and others,
defendants, .(No i5sa, chanoeryD shall oder tJr
sale, at public auction, on FRIDAY, the 27th day
of December. A 1851, in front Of the premises al
O'Clock pm, 10 the highest bidder, the following
property to wit, Lot numbered seventy eight (7sD
In subdivision Of square Numbered four mum ed aud
sixty five, (46bD and parts OF lots numbered seven
90 and nine (sJ 10 square numbered fur hundred
and thirty ssveh (+5 of the plan Of the city OF Wa,
ington the said part of lots being particularly set
iofth in the proceedings and exhlbls in said
10 which he refers, with the buildings and improve
ineuts on said lot, which consist OF g cd frame
house and parts of vacant lots.
Terms Of sale: one third cash the Iesidue il Two
iustalIments of six aud twelve lhs h. purchaser
giving his notes for the dessrred paymsnt praling
Interest from the day OF sale III. lie deeds 10 be
retained uutil the whole of the purchase mouey IL
paid.
| All conveysncing at the cost of the pur j4a-er
EDWARD Z. CARRlSGION,
Trustee.
GREEN " WILLIAMS,
dec l4-3tawSds Auc.lun uneers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
Fire Last Ni1ht.

Last night. about half.past eleven O'Clock, a
frame stable, on the corner of Tenth and H
streets, WAS consumed by fire, together with
Warder, Esq, and occupied by Mr.. George A,
Armes, ag ~ livery and feed Stable, and con
tained ut the time about one hundred bushels
Of oats, several sets of harness, several wag.
Ons and carriages, and five horses and Il COW
Three Of the horses and the COW we're burned
to death. The fire was evidently the work OF
an incepdiary,
The national Republican., 1861-12-24


TRUS1EES SALE OF VERY TALUABLk REAL
ESTATE ON THE CURNER OF SEVENTH
AND z STREETS
By vi: ue Of . teorse of the sitcuit court Of the
D trio. of Columbia, Ia oh lncery lag, passed in
two causes in which +" Stathsm Smiths & Co -
and Austin Sherman respectively, are complainant,
and John f. Callan and hers are def. ndan s. ar.
ing date the 7th day Of Dscem1er. A. y. 1874, the
unltrsigned will sell at public tion, to ,hs high
est bidder, on TUESDAY the 18th day of January,
A. D. 1884, at clock m, upon the premises, Lot
No g. In square No S63, Of the plan of the city OF
Warrington, fronting 81 feet Ii Inches on st eet
north ami 10 feet en- Seventh street west
This welEknown properly Is sit lated on the no tn
east corner OF an Seventh streets, opposite tn.
General Post omse and oae OF the very bst busi
ness locations In the city of y ashiugol Fhg i'm.
provements conist Ot three three story houses Oh
street, including the drug store ut the corter CT
seventh and y two.stcry building on S.vea;h street
The property will be sold at the risk Of ha default
ing purchaser.
Tsimj cab, payable on the day of sale and, II
the terms not complied with immed ediately, the
said trustees authorized to ej ct the sGi bid
and accept ths next hghes: BIDDER, on hi. prompt
compliance with the terms.
Ali oonveysncing at the cost of the Lurch ,ser.
q. lSGLE, T,,s,..o
A. LLOYD,
GREEN WILLIAMS,
dec l3-3tAw4W Auctioneers,
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
dec l9-tf
whitshurst, No. Ss4 Penn. Avenue,

Whitshurst, No. 431 Penn. Avenue,
Is selling original cartss de uisils photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Fle.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and is con.
sidered the best In existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water OGlors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention of military men
is called to our full length lettsrty ,os for send.
Ing by mail. nov ls-lm'
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
=
Ae&Nha Of AQldieIa.

The following deaths Of soldiers have OCCUR
cd since our last report:
Humphrey Chase, company H, Eleventh
Maine, at camp on Meridian Hill.
F. r. Smith, company @, One hundred and
fourth Pennsylvania, ut Eruptive Hospital.
Andrew ]. Mead, company D, Eleventh Mich
igan volunteers, at Eruptive Hospital.
Rufus n. Chilson, company @, Second U. s
shsrpshooters, at Camp Instruction.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
Arrested for stealing.

Emil Nawoke, II soldier, belonging TO the
Fourth U. 8 cavalry, COMPANY ~ was ar.
rested yesterday, and brought before Justice
Ferguson, charged with stealing money from
Sergeant Gracey, recruiting sergeant for the
First District regiment. He was committed to
Jail by the magistrate.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24

III
TRUSTEES SALE Of HDUsE AND LOT, AT ALl'
TON.
On FRIDAY, the 10th day OF January, 1872,
shall sell, in front OF the premises, at CLOCK Z
by virtue OF deed Of trust TO the subscriber, tear
ing date the l1th day OF November, 1850, and re-
corded In Liber j. A s. No. lST iOlioB IS So GO, and
81 Of the land records for The county Of War.-
in gton, In the District Of Columbia, the rol!o~ Z
named properly lyi & and heiog in The cay %
Washington, District aforesaid, ami laid do|I on
the ground plan plat of said city The cou
and distances are fu ly G,scriocd in said G,eu Of
trust, to wit
Parts Of Lots numbered one and Two q and y
In Square NUMBERED five humid ed and thirty seven
(63T) together with the improv enc nts which
frame Dwelling House, &c, &C, This property
fronts on street south between Third AID our
and q half streets west
Terms, one fourth cash, balance in Xix and twrtv.
months the purchaser To give note iLr the deferred
payments bearing inte rest from day o. sale. A'!red
given und u ueed o. trust taken OIL III, property 10
fecure the pa yment Of the notes, II the terms are
not complied with IN hv. day after sale he rus ee
reserves the right to resell thu pr perty at the risk
IND Of the fret urchaser by giving three dsJs
notice Of such resale IN some newspaper Irnird IN
the City OF Washington.
J. l.. SMITH, Trustee.
GREEN & NlLLl4!MS,
dec l0-2dw&ds huCliOTetr..
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
Funeral,

The members of wipnebago Lodge, Independ.
ent Order of Red Men, yesterday afternoon,
escorted to the depot the body Of their late as.
pociate, Jacob Usher, which was forwarded to
Baltimore for burial. The procession was
headed by a portion Of the Marine Band.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
A;xTRACT or sUUHUI

For Disca!es Of the Baddet, Kidney, Gravel
Dropsy No., 40
HELMBOLD'S Extract OF BUchu for Secret and
D 'licate Dis, aseG
HE ,.MBOLD Extract OF Buchu for Nervous and
Debitate1 sufferers
HELMBOLD'S Estr1ct OF Buchu Tor Loss O.
Memory, Lose Cf Power, DimneEs Of Vlslon, Din.
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves. and Unive sal
Lassitude of the muscular System.
HELMBOLD'S Extract. of BuShu for all dis
tressing ailments -Obs'ru, ton lrreg ularities EX
In married life, early ndiscretions, Sc and
all diseases OF the eexuii organs whether existing
In male or female, from wha' ever cause they may
have originated, and no matter of how long stand
ing.
HELIBpLD'S Extract Of Blu !hu Is pleasant In
Its Taste and Udor, and iininr.iiaie III action
Price 81 per bottle or six bottles tor 30, delivered
to anv addrc,-
Depot, lo4 South Tenth Street Philadeiphis.
dec Tim
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
SRlsndld PrsaeAt. .

Miss Harriet Lane has just sent to Mr.. Bru-
midi, the distinguished artist who Is charged
with the decoration Of the Capitol, n splendid
present of jewelry, made by Tiffany Il Co., OF
New York. 1t Consists Of sleeve buttons and n
breastpin, with sixty diamonds forming the let.
ter Il.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
New GNAld Il0uas.

The Fourth ward is TO have guard house Of
its own, and fer this purpose oells and other
apartments are being lifted up In the basement
Of the east wing Of the City Hall.
Last night, for the first time, the new guard
house was thrown " open to tho publicj" but
at II O'Clock no persons had ayailed themselves
OF the opportunity offered 10 inspect Its interior
or to partake of Its hospi,alitieS.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
LOCAL NEWS
Ts AAvsrsissrs.

Nearly 10 thousand copies Of ths Rysb.
loan are circulated among the floating popu1a-
ton every day, bsstAss thslarys number served
to regular subsoritSrs. Advertisers win taks
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
Col. Kerrigan

Colonel Kerrigan, who has obtained week 9
noon, for New York, In charge Of the remains
of his brother, Captain Kerrigan. The order
for his release was issued by General MoClel-
Ian.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24

The following lots OF silver-Plated Ware
are OF the Best Mako In the Trade, and
are warranted to be Double Plated on
the best material, and equal In quality
to any Plated Goods sold by the best
regulated Houses,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Full sets Elegant Tipped and Threaded Ia.
BILE spoons. ..,,.......... fQI 81. so
" Tipped and Threaded Ia
BILE Foks.............. for !. so
Tipped ard Thresded Tea
Spoons to match ...... for |. 90
Splendid Extra si!ver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Forks. orks.................. for 2 100
Splendid Extia Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Spoons. for 400
We sell
Fine Silver plated Cups, Mugs, Gob,ets, Salt
Stands, in every pattern. retail price So for leo
klegaut Silver plated Cake and Card Bas.
kee.., ....................wor worth 81 30, for 500
The attention of our numerous patrons Is re.
quested to our Large and Choice Selection
of Gold Leaf and Enameled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union Daguerreotype Cases,
in every size in the Trade.
We ale selling these goods from SO cts. to $3.50
fitted 10 order, being rs psr ceut less than the
makers retail price.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
EN0r the HOLIDAY,

Our friends have so long been In the habit Of buy.
ing their Christmas goods at shepherds, that We
prsttiest stock In toS All know that, or will by
Christmas day. You will fled 1t a treat TO call d
ses him Everything can be found la III, bookseller
and Stationsr's Inc That's so;' and every bJdy
knows ha seQt chehp
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
Bonded.

John T. B ker, ESD, sheriff elect for this
phsns' Court, and entered upon the duties of
h1 office. The following gentlemen were on
his bond Dr.. W. DuvalI, T. Y. Conley, Thos.
Connely, Thomas Rawlings, James I. Fowler,
and Thomas Fawcett.-Rockriae Montgomery
Co.) Sentinel.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
{ rllninal Court.

william Jones, for assault and battery and
attempting TO commit rape upon the person
of Ann Hughes, on the 9th Of November last
was found mot guilty"
George Renn, indicted for the larceny of a
horse, valued nj $l95, from TruYton D. Beale
on the 18th Of November last, was found guilty
AMI sentenced by Judge Crawford to two years
and six months confinement In the Peniten.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
India Ru bber GOOtis.

India Rubb Goats, viii and black S2.50 each.
Ind q Rubber Legg ms 81 PEI pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods including Rubber
Boots and Shoes Rubber Stopp rs 10. BOTTLES, D. o
Mats, Under heeting fyr Beds in SICKNESS 10 30, al
manRfacturers pri0ea, at Il hALLS
ICdia RuboeP Warehouse,
30S renrsylyaIia avenue,
dso l9-n Bet Ninth aud Tenth SITS
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
dec 2<-td
QY WALL d BARNARD, Auctions sers,
u Corner Pa avenue and Ninth street

IMPORTANT SALE OF DIAKONDS AND PEARL
GOODS AND FINE GOLD WATCHES
Wall BARNARD will sell on MONDAY, the sd
at IL O'Clock, their Sales Roous No 31i Penn.yi
vania avenue, corner of Ninth street a magnf sen I
assortm mt Of Pearl aud Diamond q oods comp .ing
some Of the finest sets manu- tactured 10 this
country.
Also, large lot of English and French old
Hunting Wstohss, mide by the most celebrat d
manufacturers, and many other articles suited for
holiday presents
every article 10 warranted as represent d. il bel
the stock Of fret class Jeweler of New York, and
will be peremptoily sold for cash
WALL L. BARNARD,
6es n Auotionsers
~ The above sale Is postponed until
THURSDAY, 2oth instant, same hour.
WALL a BARNARD,
dec A--td Auc ioneeTs
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
Highly Important to the Military!

Now isthe time to send your friends and families
HOLIDAY PRESENTS AND GIFTS.
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to
by return mail, on this side of the Potomac or
in Virginia. On receipt of an order for any #
the above articles, with the amount and IL cts
in postage stamps, to pay for packing ard
postage, we will send-free-by return mail,
any article ordered.
S8- Be sure and write name and address
(camp, company, regiment, &c.D plain.
RvMEMHER all goods warranted as represented, OF
the money returned within six days
HS- Store open from a. m. to lop IN.
Don't forget the No.
No. $40, $40, $40, 6lo.
P.J BELLEw SCC.,
dee2l-lm Manufacturers' Agents
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
KIns,s NatioMni Amphith.atre.

Those who, with Dickens, would recreate
Hard Times" with :" Horse Riding" and see
what human muscle and nerve can do, go to
Kings" His new Amphitheatre was
thrOnged last night.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24
Coming

The Alleghaneans and Swiss Bell Ringers
now performing at the Maryland Institute, in
Baltimore, will be here next week.
The national Republican., 1861-12-24

CEALED PNOPO.AL until the 3Uth
. Dec mber, 1871, are invited tor iurnphing ,he
U. s. Subsistence Department with FLOUR
About Il, 600 barrels will Ge required of high
grade of extra Flour, to be delivered In ashipg
ton at the rIiroad depot or at houses In W ash
inaton or Gengetown, sometime between the lat
Janu4ry and 10th of January, s9
Each barrel OF th- Flour to be inspected Just be
FIRE Il Is received The Flour must be equal IL
quality to tn, mpl"s to be obtai led at the Capitol
Bakery, Washington City
Bids to be di e-ted to Nsj ,r 4 BECkWIfH, G
s., U. s. A., endorsed " PropUs ais" dec 10