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j. HOLT.

hesrs. MUM CO.-Gmtlemen II gives me
much pleasure 10 say that during tie tune of nv
holding the ONCE Of Commissioner Of Patents a yery
large proportion Of the business Of inventors before
the Patent once was transacted through your
agency and that have ever found you faithful aud
devoted u the interests of your clients MS well as
sminenty qualified 10 perform The duties OF pltcnt
Attorneys with skill and accuracy.
Very respectfully,
~
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EMPLOYMENT-Fomai.-.
UELP WANTED-N LNnGE NrMBsl

7 7 MI " NlN T-IT"--N TNUVfT NJ VI u TITN
II . ,uus,, ,h,mh'. muds, ltis wrrt ,is, 'Itrss..
s.a'u.t cs-es, etc VuI,,l, g. r'accs 100 ft.u IS
COMING 'tvu. the cu ut.y, at tau Metro .'tr Il,t-
t.ie, - siA ave, h.'. 4th sud Amity -ts. A'sn.
wanted r.i'5 .ttc,y landed. tr1G1Is
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL BONE FOR FILLING DE.
hcsyod aud aching teeth, put In SOFT without pain,
color of teeth, aud warranted for life. Z. ID. CkAw
FORD, Dentist, tate 29l sixth Ayel ~ Aml,y 81
near Broadway. auio S'llS
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coal.

SUPERIOR RED AND WHITE ASH
GOALS
'.r family use, screened aud delivered Tree from
slate 10 all parts OF the city, 1T
al 40
PER TON OF 2, 900 LRS.
Orders lett Ut 40 Waveriy Place; Jb4 Wa abingdon
street; ly6 West 18th 81; Perry and West st,
auSl 6'lsI A. TREtDwELL, Ageat.
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SEND ALL MONEY AND PACKAGES
10 SOLDIERS BY HARNDEES EXPEI y,
"a BROADWAY, As THEY HAVE THE
T.. s. GOVERNMENT PERMISSION TO
FORWARD TO THE ARMY AT FORTRESS
MONROE, WASHINGTON, AND ALL
OTHER POINTS FOR HALF RATS.
THEIR EXPRESS Is THE OLDEST IN
TIE UNITED STATES.
THEIR GREAT EASTERN AND PHlGA-
DELPIIlA EXPRESSES SENT IS FORM
IELY. AZ 2hc*l1a
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4 UCTION sAlE-JOuN IIOYp, AUG

\ lCTlON SAlE-JOllN LLOYD, AUG
u tuncer JOHN lLOYD& SONS will sell 90
Thuisdny 4, ittmhcr 9TH, 1T is Canal Vt, ut 1917
"tl"'k, Tie entire stu,k of the VIII. o.,,lc lo,k M
glass aud picture frame mandatory. The st,.,k
''lr stS {" f.r uh plate mriurs, lp'k,gR gitg3, ui
PAINTINGS and tugmvmgs; q So aHg' III ~ % Il,
m'losuy, blink walnut AID rosrwuud tram y,
work leu.lc', gv q turog, office de-ks, clu,ir.,
af"e mon src, m1lr " ll'rfi. 70: hurfr r,ta
.Ntiic-s " ~ I've tu.d At ~ ucluck. $40 unsttvs.
...I or 4lifc. 7. e. t.de 81, Do dn vol h. an ma
ny @ der Of E. u. STEPHENS. Assignee. in
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UCTION NOTICE-gOO CAsEl nonrS

1haid sltts 80 o. sud At auction un M,ud ~ ; 'pt.
2, At ~ Tcov X, st the store Of G. =. PARSONS y
SONS ~ Court nndt 1t. pr,uJ assortment cf fresh
sud seasouable g,-rds. 10
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ADOPTION
INSTRUCTION.

COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL schoJ
- ". n Hem" street, will rc-1',a.l. an n
%. * SOLOMON JENNER, 4. NJ, Prius. .. o.,
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- y .' I.tchSsr uuuscuud firu.ture ut auct ou
nth 81 ave, rompr.s ny p.ror chamber AMI a.
ming room hn'turc. china glasswA -t. table tory,
carpet NIX, odd NJ, g.. A,o. hascn mt fun tu-e
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SHIPPING, &c.

EOR ERrOOl.-TAPSCOTT'S LINE
I Sails this day, tho tp,ndid ship WIN r. SION
IR, lying NJ pier IS Feat RIVER. Pass myers taken
at lo" r.dcs. 70. passage drafts on any part q
Great I1"in or ! .cL'rd, uppy ou bo,rl or t. TAP
SCOlT 30 Sutu IT.. 10
IAlSCOTT'S LINE LIVERPOOL Packet,
"A, r. WM. =. SrOWFE az 'a op VI pdtv. y 81
!d' I&l RAID ISLE sept ,th, and GtiN MAS.
NIkiNU, Sept iiin. FHr passage NJ low rtic, u.
Ion du'ltp Apply ~ TAPSCOl'r & co, 80 S,uth II
Y LINE FOR LONDON-SAlLS TINS Day
N Tie hVuri.c packet ship VICTORIA. yiug ~
fuf p.s.ugc a, loss rntc. ~ ,rnfts nu Z, l. Bit,li
ur Ella. d, appy ON OOhrd,or to rArsCOrf d Co,
q South IT. Il
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION NOTICE-LARGE SALE OVER
"A sS.OOO worth of elegant household nirnittr,--
This dsy, Monday II tn private rtrid nee, No. ~
West 18th At, near 9th Az, At l0N o'clock, cnis
ing Of rosewood, mahogany and black walnut, par
lar. chamber ani oak dining room furniture, china,
glass, silver ware, table cutlery, &c. Also. la,
ucnt and kitchen furniture. ia
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TO LET.

A PAYMENTS TO LET-UPPER PANT,
cons ~ X o. rooms On 2d hror 2 attic fedt
~ ms, aud basement, rcut Sl2 2IS Rvington ~
also 2 ru'ms IN I'd nonr, rcnt g. 5lT Warrington
n; aso rTns ON lst floor aud hssomcnt, rrtt go,
~ Renwick 81 also ruons on 3D. h,or, Z >, . sta
re N; also rr'ms ON 1t lo " ard hilcne trent
Sln itHr - FORSYTH IT. also rooms ON IN floor,
rcnt ~ 70, $50 First ave; $50 ~ trns or "a fpr
~ b" az Water Il. Apply III E,scN a'.r3t 9'tJi
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GROCERIES
ARTICLES TOR SALE

CHAP living ior o.. niles, nt - Bcecker,t. u
AL .sac & ,st', At Blown & Crs, Il Bcy.Is ,rs It
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NTATE OF NEW YORK,
- A-'tQ utnmustrr's r'l. Department,
D. W lkpr street,
New York, July 22d, 1901
All dug authorized claims against the \. Y. \. v.
Qnutermagto DEPARTMENT at this depot must DO
lroag1tyl AT ONCE at tbs oihce for sct,ement
G. \. ARTHUR,
Engineer In Chiei aud
y22 eM&Tp'l25 Acting Asst Quartermaster Gen.
STOP YOUR LEAKS-PAINT YOUR Roofs
- with ELLERH'S India Rubber Paint. Applied
by patentces for one cent "a iDu'. 800 Grand, 1913
bp"efy ~ Park Row. Is -th ay 5JS 9th ay tiO 2iop'
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
cor. 3D. avenue aud 18th st.
CHARTERED ISL
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed ON Al dpgo.
Its from one dollar tD one thousand dollars
DEPOSITS WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM lst
OCIOBER. Bank open every day liuIn ~ h. 8, also
On Monday, Wednesday aud Saturday evenings,
nom Q 10 O'clock. SPENCER X. GREEN, rres
sTEPliEN 3. CIIILDs, sec'y. SCI 2iac'ilJ
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ARTICLES ron Sale.

HORSES FOR SALE-3 GOOD WORK
horse, 10 tor ANY use; VIII Ic sold cheap. appy
- B'NMd ~ stable. aus1 a'lJl
OAK AND PINE KINDLlNG WOOD, At
~ 30 cents, for 10 ur more Ioyr-
Add.tp- g. COLLINS
au3l y'lJT loot az ir.to a Of,
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A PAYMENTS, SUITABLE FOR GEV
~ i.'u,u nrd v f.. t. lct futiiisnrd Inn. 4
hnlion ~, I'd floor; rent very low. p
IIOI T. TO LET or LEASE IN BROOK.
- wa u'n' u.ttue1 tDtsr, coi Q inin. 7 u-,tna
= gu, w,',r nnd range, stu test n Front It, bet
n ~ a, God; r'nt $40. Inquire on the pre- n,scs
I-U It,tIe
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IL DOM TO lET-lN TIE TWO STORY
~ ',k } Gus" o. ko-e n, near P,ntl, . nice 10y
N'W %. ln, ur a." 1st ur, suitable flt fam IN vi
'' ur tw" rcpuus only, wood ousc aud Crot,n
"n'rr couvtu. cut reference required. SCI 3i.'t4T
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iiaS any ono dear to you taken To strong drink
4 Powder has been discovered hy Dr, HENRY
LtlIn which has cured many "a driuk,rd ut hia
"N' Ger mtuN,,,tu: uIuOr AMI r,siorsd hIYpinfls
10 many JGnty.
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UCTION NOTICE- TIlS DAY II

y '',ck, d. BELL q ~ 'ENIIAN. IN choir
r'r-fV0u'E, % NsN HuN0fv, will te sod s,yr H
rui.f, hnNcs, Sc, containing ri thine, h-liiuf
''' q ~ 'ui various H'ticics i'n hotel, lcft 10y
n l"rs u u g,4cs theatrical dre.Ycs valuable
IN which, j"wcliv, 4 . also 70, ~ h"'isclu'd
.h'.'' cHinicrS, show ca.cs. and pledged gcoIs (;
'H"!" ''nny mr,l,, chu.c h~cc.i. i2D
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geuersgS er6cbermnaels.

JOhnston'S Insurance Rooms.
9Ip. 70 Secpnbftr.
Teuerz, Wartues unb SebenSEWerfFMs
r-gna8sGOmpnGuten.
Si6erftt llnO feItcIte UOmDaGnie.
8ertherHn9$zGomp Der Baled ,. Birairiep
nut $3.50, O00 @aptal.
0bndbur8@ Verf6erung8sGom y. Biroinier
NIT 5000, 900 @apttaG, 90
M6entarle@U 81 rft6erung8s@ Comp. u. 8frotrien
nit $500, 600 Capital.
Charter Oats0 erltd. Comp. pcn 6ortforb
nit $3.50, 600 @aptll. -
SecHriths Se rftderung8@Gpnle bon NetoeN cr
NIT $270, 600 Cor Il.
SuirsWer{tderung8s&nn1r bon NetDzg)pr
nit $500, 900 capital.
9seIolutesU 81 rftderuug8s@ ontp. b. Newzg]prl
nit S270. COO @aptaI.
MprtanfsW erfdernng8s@on1p .. RetpsNoyi
nit 5000, 900 capital.
NetpaB erlb5V er1t6er .s@cmp BON 9fensOrr
nit $3.50, 900 capital.
Wiercdntile Weutual Wtdrine.
NIT 81 600, 900 Capital.
WeretntSte Staaten 2eben8t0 erftheruna n.
NIT 81. $50, 972 Gap,taI.
NDrthern vi Iurances@ Comp. tpn Qcnbpn
nit So, 1914, III capital.
Ge chen benertten @cntpd9neen in6 bon Der qeoiRIstur ,
St9ate8 Wearnlanb %autbprfirt limb ltseHFirt,
0ne ben benz rtrter5et9neten reprGIenttrten gontSo1nieer tAs
Ttrtltb oerthGbereS @apttal gum poncn oben eierasgg"ss.
Ssra9 seranaportiNb FUR BIZ. 3ablutg BON 8erIuler.
8erfderln8spoliCer rer6er o~u89eeeber nn6 gSerIrS,e ng.n,
erfst, FGSsA" 8. 0 8 gahttl
Srsh Mf5rm ss,~,sno. 20 SecOnbfr.
w.. lin S4Lpcupt. (faITm
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WcrclttDe ~SeHtrGlbaDlt+
Dur9<3hse mad benz @efen
Nttabrt: Wrrsen8 s. ID Iein. unb GladAi
tags 4. 80 W1inuten.
Oarrtsburs4 ceompbation8=
3u8.
abfabrt 8 rbr Nbenb8 III 8erbrnbuag mi.
Der weitli9en 8abn.
Ytttabetpbta, Mttmtngton
Baltimore.
8. 30Mfin. II. 10. Is Sprm. II. 4. 45 9ta6m
@ efft4e Wartlanb @tenbabn.
(ea1Ssrt etatton.)
8.15 II. $50 Na9m. (bis CRANBERRY
Sutnibu1e far Wetminlter uno Wanbelter
ltnb nit ben 3tt8en tn Serbinpung.
Stases.
& mmitt8bur (pia Discriminatory
aeben penn Weltern SDtel, @de 0omarb Il.
5aratosaitr. iepen Mrrsen INN z ubr (genns
tags aus8enpmmen.
N a d y opantpWnu II. q ON n,
8erlalien Gde SpliOap II. Japettefr. INN 8.
ubr Mprsea8 II. 4. so Nadm.
W a d 8eIatr. = Gca grotruS 6ptel In
ieoen Dienita8, Dcnneritas u. Sam
flag.
Rad S%ellpptlle [Ytilab. Hfpao.) =.
Grn 3iltn9 Gun 5utel 5isbf. ieben 0ien>
flag, DrnnerauS II. SamitaS.
yea d 1etferstown. Som Mefern;Sps
beE Na&mittas 8 l1br.
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30l+Nmt.
Qea6ts6 aussS npeftpr.

Baltimore, ben %. Ntat 1861.
Bel 6telem Nmt iOlsu bis am SOnaabcnb ben 10; Sunt 1861
~cerfe1elte Of1ten angenpmnlen Weroen tr ee Steterun9 eoh
WuuSporratb unb 5rennnatertal an unb aut en Seudt-S6uten
bsn Sanes SSlanp unb SpprersitraitS in Der @te1opeafe BAY nnt
fir GrIab- 9eu6t- Gdife unb 2eutbt- pau8-Eente wel9e nlfdten
1851 bis gum 80. SUIT 1862 iuctuitpe. Ole DtuHboprrdtbe maien
Don gutter unb e~rrrobter QnaItdt ien unb nuifen fir iebe8 2eud]t-
I6ff stnmaG ptertttiabrti@, in Ra6eten, 66iiern, Rifta ober
aaten, in gutter Oronun9 perpadt, frsi pon Gofen fir bic Ser.
Staten ssm6b Der Speeiftatieuen in &ofel 9, weIfe ~be9efi9t
fno, un6 bic eiuen SbeiI oS G0ntrdfeS btIoet, an BEN 9eubte
baus 8enber eeer ir8enb elm auosreS S8tf, peIdcS Su cieiem
3wede IN Baltimore, DO. beitipmt lehn wtrb, beran9ebraft
meroen.
sue Oifsrten mills, perfeaeIt rnb beaeidnet istu: Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light vessels" nnb 1T eit 5weite8
@pupert einseiblpHen, ell bieles amt 8shi6t tpersen, poitirel
tpenn yer Qph 9ettdt.
SIN Suffrage Der 9endts Sau8-& olalaItpu:
0enrn %. 9offman, SUPERINTENDENT.
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FORM OF

We, the undersigned, residents f., in the State of
-, hereby jointly and seYerally corenant with the
United States, and guaranty that in case the foregoing bid
after the acceptance of said bid, execute the contract for
the same, with good und sufficient sureties, to deliver the
rations and fuel proposed, in conformity to the terms of the
specifications and tables hereto appended, under which it
was made. And in case the said - shall fail to enter
into the contract aforesaid, we guaranty to make good the
difference between the offer and the said - aud the
nextlowest bidder.
Witnass -------..
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se gtOrOlide GeutralGiienbabu "a
0erdnoerter UG9rPtan.
Rad benz Wefen unD 9lorben.
S3tntersb0brpka

gn unh mad benz 6. pug. Berben tasli9 hrei 3a8e an eeisr
gabn In mad fpIeenber Q1etfe %srpebtrt;
Der 9rRsua sett taslif omit @usnarraf bes SonntaS$) utn
9 uEr Is Dltn. WlOfgens al mad gtttsbure, gbtsa8H gleselant,
Cincinnati, St. 9puis unS ale &1stle bee g6efens nb Ncrb@
msttSture, gDrf, ganeafer, 8enene, pCtt5vile, 0Uin9s, Glta6,
GfeilerstSwn unb Mnndfffr, YRb. Rad @taufber5brra, Ser
ltsle unb 9dgertcDn
gtaa Ne NJ . orr M. 5,15 0ivre. NIT nur etneui Garree-
rghfel, 70 btais ue 6rf is6er ancern BAHIA.
ReHtn6e tSnnen nit 6iefem 53u9e mad Detroit uno G6icaao ria
Riagara faas, 10 bilis ais anF r9enb eirer anoern 5abn fabren
Ger 9prt Icrpmo6attpnB5n ta9li@ (Sonnta9S aus
senOn,neu) ual 80 Notm. nab gert uac alien Stattonen Get
M5eItern Wlarnlarb 8aAn.
Ser 9arrtSbEre~ u atpbattsn 8 3 I sebt :lB,
It'd t9rnnta8s aMsseamainen) nm 500 @6eao@ az.
5fetfente 6pa E5aibtnetgh unb teR Slben, wcl6s mi. pem
Bulge TIM $50 Ilprgens pbfr 800 Na6uittass bier ahtcf1-
uteY, fnSen 8ef6rberuns nit sen 8W8ea belar gapa.
I- a8sgen g~dbrtt1etS ud6 anoerer geFagea unb o~gria5.}stn
Gusfunft betists man F8 an tse 8tiettzSffcs IN rgr ,Safgett-
Statipr," @1e DOR CALVERT uo 5rGnfitnfrq in Weaosa.
r3Sas. g. Glarte 6ugl
s. 3. BARNET Si@ef4Sen 3udyaa
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place and date)

(Place and date) Sureties.
1 hereby certify, that to the best of my knowledge, the
above named guarantors are good and sufficient.
(Date) signature
B.
For James, Island and Hoopers Straits Light-vessels, each
having FIVE persons on hoard
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SrtIcb ameeeommeme mete Sra6ts

Trti6 anBeeOututene neue 6rdtbte.
Sreben aHeetOnnen,
500 8uibel gauge @rbleu,
100 9olo8elbe b.
800 s~eipaltene DO.
5000 YtRn6 2inIeu.
100 &es8 Garlep (eetfbie6ene ytMnunsCnl
500 Plumb SaerSriss,
so &eSs Iatsen9rie8,I
200 - neue 0ou. S&rn9e
90 ~ Sals-ScrbeGtu,
SO 8ores %9tmbur9er &a1e,
10 RIbel GCme3er 8de,
peIde mir gu ben R4iefen Wtarttpreien an ssieberOerrduk Q
Iafen. Nb6eI & @tlbeImp,
Rpp1S S79 28eft-Baltmptets
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@iuaer'a W6h,n0fdlfne.

ge @&neber bieRser Gta6t, ipmie ale PuiOnen, pst8e cine
suite @abmaia ime gu babeh rotni4er, ioatet lia ertnnern.
r9enb cine anbere, umo % aud9 ~smetmat . OteI Sch
u~brin9t. Dtfe8 nadt uuiere Ytai4iten ag Zen biltt8s
ten, peIde int Wortte Inb. Webr ais GG00 %S9n Fno auctu
in 9ieT8er Stabt In Operation an &66en, gBeFcn un6 6cien unb
BADEN ibe @igner pser Die bamt atbeten in ben Gtano eeest, fb
n,etr @elb gu eriparen, ale tbnen btsIet auf anserem 9858s nlS9s
It's III. aue, meIde cine Der beiten 9dbmof @tneu, Die
i'm @sbrau4 finb, tabet uI66ten, iCaten III mierer Office:
go. 159 SaltimDreItraBe
o~olipre4en, tDo @ebrauGs-A nweiun8en in eeutI6er, eu8lfber,
%ran3BfIGer unb ipaniI&er Spra4e gu baben itub uno wp ptr Sc
a tereine Weaf6ius fauf, AMI o~vielbet Grteiten lerneu.
G6ift mad etnem greuplar pea Stiger's N6bmQi9tnen=3 Set.
Ans. &Ge WaaI6men merben Elm gauges S6br nab i9rem AUtaAf
opt uu8 1T poner SrbnNn9 un6 &eparati0n 9tb0lt,u.
Geb28,H} ". g. BtO6ettG. I9ert
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NenersN eriiherlgna
U+"N~NNt tI4Fy
6euernlann8@ YertdetungS9es

Der atlocttrten Ueuernlann8e Verft9erung59es
Ieaiddft BON Baltimore.
No, 4 S%pntbitroBe ~ge9enlbcr oel SuR- @ebGu6e.
Sn 8etratt Der erfolgrei6en &6atstett 6e8 DamYT-{Fcuer- gseao
tenIents iteaen mir ben bcute an gu ~6tQigrela 4reiIe neue 4o(i.
aus uno erlteue~; AID bic alien gu ben 6~ia9aen 0ateu. N,
Oeiatgsu, pelte Niafer, Wt6bsL, Ocer ieEft9e 2Scrts9eqeapan
tir EN- oeer tebell Sabre 81 perlt9ern winl9ea, pcr6el bern
etr9eIaben, fb bic Site unierer berabgeestel Brimien= Brcpe al
SuieSen.
aue SsrlNlte merocn tvte btSber PROMPT ttb lieberaI a~uSbeSabi
Spbn u. RoDre, Griioeit.
Oireftcren:
aaut. ". &ed, Roab g5alfer, Sokn T.. Tsrlon,
alet F1I1te, 9Iobaro y. Wsalon, Sdntes D6uug,
Son1es =. RSeeeoen, SaH1eS " SrIce, Soepb q. 80po,
.Soeph Yearlon It. SaHtnel &trt, Sranct8 ". DdQel,
SauieS Seth. Socrt Eruit Seules 3. @eer9e.
9GncaIter Olln, TrancS Burns,
QD SObn Dufebart, Sefr.
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@eiabrtem uno @el9wdGtsn lift e8 febr peibool un6 psrIanae,
ni9t aaein ba8 2eben, %ioneern erbeitert alit cen 2ebensabeno mi
in ben litnsern Ga9en.
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MahriAt ana 0amshaltar.

@eiunbbeits.S Office. Baltimore, IL. dug. 10
gtadrtht wtro bernit oeseben, bab Die Orconnan, relet
crbnei, caB ieoer BE tpbner eIneS 6aIles oesr @ruaoHates a
len sepialterttn Gtrabeu ODER ARee's bi Ter Stapt, Die Rn
Srpnt bes beia9ten pauies Dber @runbf1dss rein IN, freir
lem nnrotbe bolten mub, # eng 9~ebanbbaet miro. Die ?
uno @lsner Der 4duler weroeu berntt anserp ellen, ales
ben SRtanen in TrpHt ibrr pr uliisa meS3w&afsH u
retns 81 PaxsR, SH InfTege,
q. ". &tNRrtfpn
E@eRT LMDtfiF, WNsRppste-Gpw
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the terms of the advertisement of the Collector of Customs
& Supt light, dated May 2s, 1861, and to the specifications
and tables attached thereto, the rations and fuel for the
two light vessels in Chesapeake bay, and also for any relief
light-vessel aud tenders tor which they may be wanted, at
the rate of per man per quarter for each complete
ration, and - per ton for anteacite coal, - per
cord for oak wook, and --cord for pine wood.
(Place and date (Signature.)
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-21
rHr onuNCILLoR CONvENTION.

Dr. Alfred Hitchcock, who was nominated
for Councillor, by the convention assembled
at Fitchburg last Saturday, is very estima-
bic gentleman, capable, courteous, and every
way worthy of support. Those who know
him best speak very highly of his personal
qualities and of his fitness for the office. The
Hoosic tunnel was brought into the conyen-
ton, aud pledge of vigorous friendship for
it was made the condition of nomination.
In our Judgment it was improper odemand
such a pledge, and therefore improper to give
it. To make the tunnel question a test, in a
nominating convention III this councillor dis
trict, where there is no interest hostile to tho
enterprise, is calculated to stimulate active hos
tility to ii in other sections Of the state where
the feeling is different. 1t can gain nothing
anywhere, while it will be felt as one of those
challenges TO battle which create new enemies
while they rouse old ones. Nevertheless, there
is nothing in all this that should be used to Gre
ate prejudice against Dr. Hitchcock. He sub
mitted to the pledge but it was not introduced
there, by his fundamentally. His character
is an assurance that in his relations with his
associates at the state house, lie will invariably
be fs4nd honest, fair minded, and courteous.
and therefore more conciliating and influential
than man with opposite qualities.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-21

ARMY SuPPLIEs.-The National Iutelligen-
Ger says, the following shows the amount of
subsistence stores on hand in the government
warehouses at Washington, on the 18th of the
present month =
Pork 5000 barrels, beef 5000 barrels, beef
tongues 200 barrels, bacon 100000 pounds,
hams $4,000 pounds, -four ii 900 barrels, hard
bread 100000 pounds, beans 1000 bushels,
rice 1000 pounds, hominy 10000 pounds, riced
barley 10000 pounds, green coffee 10000
pounds, ground coffee 10000 pounds, tea 1000
pounds, sugar 2,000,0 900 pounds, vinegar 10000
gallons, candles 10000 pounds, soap 100000
pounds salt 40, 900 bushels, dessicated potatoes
1000 pounds, dessicated mixed vegetables H.
600 pounds, pickles 27S kegs, dried apples
so 900 pounds, split peas 1000 bushels, molas-
ses 5000 gallons, potatoes 1000 bushels.
The receipts at these warehouses for the
week ending Oct. 18th, were as follows: -
1000 barrels cf pork, 1000 barrels of beef,
? 1850 barrels OF tongues, 10000 pounds of
bacon, 800 barrels flour, $4,000 pounds hard
bread, $500 bushels beans, "a 900 pounds rice,
500 bushels homny, 10000 pounds riced bar
ley, 10000 pounds roasted and ground coffee,
100 600 pounds green coffee, 1000 pounds tea,
10000 pounds sugar, 5000 gallons vinegar,
81, 900 pounds candles, $4,000 pounds soap,
OOOO POUuuS ueselcdteu pOldlOes, lu,UUU pOuHuS
mixed vegetables 10000 pounds dried apples,
1000 bushels split peas, 800 bushels potatoes,
5000 gallons molasses.
For the last three weeks the issues have
been about equal TO the receipts. The follow.
ing shows the prices paid by the government
for tile specified articles =
Pork $40 per barrel, beef SIS per barrel,
beef tongues SIG per barrel, bacon 10 cents
per pound, hams II cents per pound, flour
81 so barrel, hard bread cents per pound,
beans 81 per bushel, rice Z cents per pound,
hominy q cents per pound, riced barley Al
cents per pound ground coffee 20 cents per
pound, green coffee II cents per pound, tea so
cents per pound, sugar 81 cents per pound,
vinegar l2t cents per gallon, condles 70 cents
per pound, soap cents per pound, salt cents
per pound, desiceated mixed vegetables "a
cents per pound, pickles SO Is per key, dried
apples 58 cents per pound, split peas 50 per
bushel, inolasses 81 cents per gallon, potatoes
90 cents per bushel.
About twenty Ave tho5sand horses and
three thousand mules have been received by
the quartermaster il Washington since the
commencement Of the war. On Wednesday
last week there was on hand twelve hundred
wagons and one hundred and thirty three am.
bulances- portion Of these being in use and
The resi- ready fol immediate service. On the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-21
From the Cincinnati Times.

TOUCHING lNcIDENT.-Some days ago, a
volunteer about to join his regiment, adver
tiscd that he would take letters for his com.
rades OF the same regiment. He received a
great many letters and packages containing
small donations from loved ones at home. 1t
was interesting TO observe the throng as they
came, and, dropping their aflectionate dona.
tons, went on their way happier There were
old, young, and middle aged, fathers and moth
ers, to sons, and sisters to brothers, There
was one however who attracted more atten-
ton than the. rest She was girl of some
seventeen summers, scantily but neatly dressed,
and but for the care which marked every fea.
ture OF her countenance, would have been
termed pretty.
ceiyed ner, ''is for my brother. Will il reach
him, do you think %
"ltwill certainly"
~ am SO glad. There is dollar in it, mad
am, for my brother. 1t is Il small sum to send
him land the tears filled her eyes,, but it is
my last dollar'
your last dollar %
Eyes, madam. You see, since my brother
went to the war, | am left alone with my poor
old mother. Work has been scarce and | can
scarcely make enough to live on. But when
we heard how our soldiers were suffering in
western Virginia, our hearts We're much panied
and mother and have been grieving over the
fate of my poor brother We had only dol
lar, and we send il to him."
We need nots say that the noble aid met with
cordial sympathy. In ordinary times, such
Instances Of sefsacrtice were scarce, but now
they are numerous.