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Affairs at Carinth.

CoRINTH, June 22.-To-day the weather is the
warmest Of the season, the mercury standing at
90 degrees in the shade. The nights are very cool
In response to General Halleck's call, large
amounts Of provisions, received from Ct. Louis
for the suffering Mississipians, have been liber-
ally distributed among the inha bitants, who seem
grateful for the kindness.
The railroad 10 open about eight miles from
Grand Junction, and 1t is expected that the road
will be open TO Columbus and Memphis by the
2jth inst.
Official information has been received at head
quarters OF the evacuation OF Cumberland Gap by
the rebels, and the occupation thereof by the
Federals..
The rebels are taking up the rails north Of Tu-
pello, and carrying them south to complete the
road from Meridian to UniontOwn.
COntrabands say no troops have been sent east
and that there 10 no intention Of sending them
thither.
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NURINeER's PATENT BEEF TEA.
A lOlId eonoentIsted eItrsct q

6hEf AHO fbVETAbLbO.
Convertlbl Immediately into q nounshing and
delicious soup. Highly approved By q number OF
eminent PnysIcisns, who use 10 at the various
Hocftas for the restoration 10 health Of sIck ano
wounded soldiers.
TINS admirable article condensos into a oom,act
form all the Bu bsssnha and nutr1tive properties Of
. large buif Of s1eat and vegetables The readi-
ness with which it dlssoyes, when boiling water
Is poured on, into TIch sud palstable Soup or
Tea, vhIch would resuIre ho1rs OF prePeI stlon 90
eoTdiEE 20 the usual n.eth2d- ls ar advantage in
many sItCstons Of if9 too obvious 20 need urEiuE
delicfcy, renders t IlValntbs foI the sick, while
fresh meat and vegetables. It Will keep good IN
raw ei!ma,s, IL IS peculiarly well adspfef foT
fTaass,, by Idad e-R .sa no can thus avoid those
sncsdspta depTlvsfIons OF q comfortable meal %
which they are 30 llabie.
For Inys shds, whose osBsoIors appetite can thus
be salts fed IN moment
For s?OrtEmen end eJcursIonists. TO whom both
its oomPsctless and easy pToParstIops will re-
commend IL
For All who -o7ld ecoromi.e tire and trouble,
and are Ialndfgl o the trSih that minutes are ths
Prepared only hs the inventor, 4. SALOME
HURING Err, aHd fer Enle by our 80 Agents, J,
JUSEPH B. BUSSIER & Co. Nos los and
110 South Delaware svcUue. PhiisdelphIs. TO
whom sll xsGs.ious iOr the Beef Tea must be
addressed
Z. .S-The article ~ SfsreIed IN cakes Of about
. suaTter of pounds each, &ne packed IN tn boxes
Cf fNe and siH pounds esoh. "A einEe cske, quarter
pound, Will make ave pInts OF excellent Beef Tea,
IN 3 fe - mirntes. m = I'm
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CONGR RESSIONAL.
AxVIIth CONGRESS-Ssesnd ses,isR,

SENATR.-After our report closed Yesterday
The Senate held an executive session and ad.
journed.
HoUsR.-After our report closed
Mr.. Blair reported a bill to construct a shin
canal Tor the passage OF naval vessels from the
Mississippi to Lake Superior; made special orde,
for Monday.
The Senate's amendments to the bill incorpo.
rating the Guardian Society of the District Of Co.
lumbia for the reform Of Juvenile offenders were
concurred in.
The amendments OF the Senate to the bill pun
ishlng polygamy In the Territories and other
places, and disapproving and annulling certain
acts OF the Legislature Of Utah, were adopted.
Mr.. Washburne reported a bill authorizing the
appointment ofa deputy collector at Chingoteaque
Mr.. Shefeld reported bill abolishing certain
ports OF delivery in the Mississippi Valley; passed
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,

LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested for 10 years and grows in favor. 1t kills
and exterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden Insects, &c. All genuine bears the sig
nature Of E. Lyon, aad is not poisososs to psysoas
ov domestic asrmaIs. Beware Of counterfeiu and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In trice,
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. ID. 8. BARNES,
may I-eo3m 2o2 Broadway, New York.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE
Tia bssf IN tke World.

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from ma
ture-waranted not to injure the Hair in theleast;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor.
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rxsty Haiy
instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing the Hair son and beautiful. Sold bY all
Druggists, &c.
III The Genuine Is signed WnLIAMA. BATCH.
zLoR, on the Joxy sides Of each boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Nss York,
m27-1y (Late 233 Broadway and Is Bond st.)
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CANADA LEFT Our IN TIE COLD "A recent
editorial article In the London Times informs the
people Of Canada that they must defend them
selves from American invasion, as England can
nosdO II. The Times says: "lt 10 not In our power
20 send forth from this little land military force
fufi cent TO defend the frontier Of Canada against
the numerous armies which have learnt arms and
discipline In the great school Of the present civil
warh And again: "Should the colony wish TO
put an end to Il (the connection) we would never
draw the sword 10 defend 10, and win not fight to
protect its Independence from foreign invasion,
neither will England
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Affairs at Memphis.

NEW YORK, June 81 "A special dispatch from
Memphis to the Tribune, dated 23d: says tha,
over two hundred merchants have taken the oath
Of allegiance. Preaching treason has been
stopped by Gen. Wallace, and the rector Of an
Episcopal church, who offered prayers for the
fectually admonished. The citizens Of Browns
VILE Hayward county, raised the stars and stripes
yesterday. Gen Coles, originally secessionist
Of Hayward county, sends wcrd to Gen. Wallace
that since his cotton has been burned, he wants
to take the oath Of ofallegiance.
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ARRIVAL OF BRAURKsARD's CHURCH BELLS
FROM NEW ORLEANs.-The ship North Ameri-
can, which arrived at Boston Saturday afternoon ,
from New Orleans, brought the church bells from
that city which had been gathered by order Of
Gen. Beuregard, and ordered to be cast into can
non. The following from a New Orleans cores
ponde1t is Of interest, in this connection :-"One
Of the most striking objects which presented itself
az our steamer reached the levee opposite st.
Mary's Market, was an immense collection OF
bells lying on the wharf, covering, It seemed to
me, quarter Of an acre, and amounting In num-
Der TO hundreds. These were Beauregard's bells,
sent In response to his call. They were Of all
sizes, from very large church bells, weighing
hundreds Of pounds, down TO small plantation
and steamer bells"
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The Occupation Of HoIi3 sbrinss

MEMPHIS, June 21.-The Grenada Appeal OF
the 18th says: Holly Springs, Miss, was occupied
by considerable force Of the enemy night before
last. They made their appearance suddenly, and
much confusion ensued. The provost marshal IL
among the prisoners captured by them A train
OF cars was about ready to leave for the South,
upon which many citizens attempted to take
refuge for the purpose OF escaping The crowd
other persons were killed. No public stores re-
mained at Holly Sprnes.
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SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until tie
= 10Th day OF July, 1852, for supplying Q u. :.
Subslstenoe Departuent with eOOO heads Of Beef
Cattle en- the HoOf
The Cattle to be delivered at Washington, ID, c.,
ana each animal 70 average S0) pound gross. No
animal admitted that wei ghs tran ,OcO pound
gross. Heifers, Stags. and Bulls, not Hantsd.
The hrst delivery of Cattle to be made on the Isl
day of August, or az the CATER e. the Govern
ment may direct 500 head OF cattle per week will
be rec nj red TO be deivt red under this contract
A bond with good and sufficient security will
be rec ured.
No tld will be entertained when put in By con-
tractors who have previously failed o comply with
tasir contracts in any Department of Government
bid. -S
The names of firms should be stated IN full. with
the p-eclte address OF eaon member Of the firm,
Proposals. from die loyal parties will not be con-
each proposition.
al bids must be accompanied By two guarantee a.
Bids to be directed to MA jar A. BECKWITH
S., U. 9. A., " ashington, ID. c., and endorsed
Proposals for Beef Cattle"
Form Of Gxaydstss.
we, -. OF the county Of, and State OF
c,-I DO hereby guarantee that - is able to
tnlhl contract In accordance with the terms of
ms propostlon and that, should his proposition be
scceoted, ne I'LL a. once enter into q contract In
sooordance Herewith. Should the contract be
Ilues. 49, e0N
This guarantee must pe appended to each bid }
rhe responsibility Of the Euarantors mu,t be
shown bL the Official certificate of the Clerk of she
District Attorney. iea
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LAwYERs.-The 81. Louis Union says there 10
less number Of praciicing attorneys In 80. Louis
now than has been for years, and those that are
here were never doing better. They have plenty
Of business and get paid for what they do. Law
yers say their once work increases every day.
Business nen have adopted . new plan. They
consult their attorney beforehand choosing 70 paw
him TO keep them out Of ascrape, rather than pay
him 10 help them out once they are In
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Ross WINANs, JR.-In company with other
members Of his family, this gentleman has been
made the subject Of a numoer OF rumors, impeach-
ing his loyalty, and asserting that he was Sc
cessionlst," - rebel sympathlzer,n &c. He,
however, has at last proved himself Union man
up to the hub. Last evening he was married. to
the beautiful and aecomrllsoed daughter Of Al
RsRtSfsy
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OAR & BROS GRAND CLOTHING DEPOT,
- 90 ner Il and 7th streets, is now the piaoe
where all mon 60 TO buy their outfits of SIamer
ClotolnE; ard there are good reasons Why every
or than other similar in tLis city.
Secondly. our garments cannot be surpassed, IN
style making or trimming, theT are eel ual 10 the
bsst ci merchant tailors' work And thirdly we are
always careful 10 recommending our oods it what
lhey really Sre, hence no deception.
Wo respectfully solicit citizens. strangers and
discharged soldiers to come 10 BAR a. BROS
establishment, corner OF 7th and sts, to buy every
article of Clothing they need. 10 IS 2mr
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MRssRs. H. A. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, back 70
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and all Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders win be
forwarded BY any express company's lightning
train, and arrive In In twenty four hours eAsaps1
20 our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them filed at man
ufscturer's prices al Messrs. II. A. Hall &c Co.'S
warehouse, (where they have the largest assort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods In the world, } IS
Milk street, Boston, Mas. may I9-Mwsu
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ARMY BULLETIN.

tune A.-Dispstches received to-day at the
War Department indicate quiet In all directions.
The telegraph lines are in good working order
to all important poins
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pALATE-IAL LUXURIES'
ICE CREAM.
ICE CREAM!
STRAWBERRY, CRANBERRY and SLICED
APPLE PIES.
FRUlT CAKE
POUND cane!
DELICIOUS BREAD AND ROLLS Ann
LEMON BISCUITS!
PIC MIC" CRACKERS.
BOSTON CRACKERS!
ALMOND CANDY, CREAM CANDY, BRAN
DY DROPS. GUM DROPS!
DAYI0N'S BAKERY, ass ELEVENTH sr.
10 -eOlw

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR TIE MANI
- fscture AID delivery of PAPER for use by the
treasury Dele'tment, IN the issue of Notes and
Bonds Of the United States, will be received until
H0clock N ,ofSaturday, July 18th, 1862.
Ene papsr must be IL inches wide and IL iuches
long, for different dimensions pro rata pricesJ fhe
proposals must sta the price per and sheets
tho Susltes kinds and prop ortlons of ftock to be
used In the manufacture, the weight of the paper
Per thousand sheets, and the numDer Of Thousand
sheets whioh eau be delivered daily; and also the
earliest date ~ which delivery can be commenced
siter notice Of acceptance of bid. :
. The paper Will DO required 70 possess some dig
unccve ohAreoteristlc or mark, to Cistinsuish II
from other manufactures, models or dravinss OF
which must be submitted with proSOeals, 10 bs
accompanied By description Of the method by
made. - -
Ihe place Of delivery to be either at New York
or Wash1ngton, at the option Of the Secretary,
samples OF the paper Prep used to bs delivered
mast be marked with the proposed we ght per tnou
sand sheets, OF Il BY IL inches) and with the name
Offers viii bs received only from the msnufac
tursrs Of the samples of ered.
BIDS Of agents or intermediate parties will net be
considered. ~
Bids must be sealed. and the envelope ,la,n,v
endorsed "Proposais for Bond and Treasury Note
PAPER" and Re addressed 10 the SeoretaTy of the
Ireasnry, at Washinstou, ID. O.. who reserves the
% Ieject anJ or bids offered, as the interest
OF the Governmentin In his opinion may IeSuue.
is % s..v.yuIyls Secretary q E. 9Ihass; Irsssi;y
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DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrTERs.
= - rQGn "

Il invigorstss, strengthens and .puriae. the ,y.-
able and eject tual tonic In the world It 10 cem-
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roets,
Herbs and pure 81, Croix RUM particularly
Weakness, and Is just the hing for the changes
Of seasons. II ~
SOLD bY all 6rocen, Druggists, Hotels ana So
looms. p. II. DRAK. & Co.,
u ap eo3ms ZOE broadway, New York.
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OPENING OF WHITE RIYER. ARK

CoRINTH, Miss, June 23, 8 Is a. INTO Hon.
E. NJ. stanton, Secretary Of War - Unofficial In
formation has been received here that White
river has been opened for 40 miles, and tina,
Governor Regan and his rebel government have
hed from Little Rock on a fat boat towards
Fort Smith.
II. w. HALbEcK, Msjor General.
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SPRlNG AND sUMMER CLOTHINa
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.

We have store and daily recsiving Gil the iases,
enc most desirable styles Of Ready made CIothisr q
Oar present stock Offers 20 gent emen wishing an
,nms sd.is ousit every induoemsnt in style, susli-
Our custom department is veIl supplied with ALI
sne letest styles Coattngs. Clothe, Cassimers and
xeeuugs, which We mako 20 order on very reason
WALL, b7EPHENs d CO..
je6-sw Intel 392 Pc. svenue.
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TO BE GOOD LC
OLD FACES MADE TO
LOOK YOUNG AND a
BEAUTIFUL. ~

You may obtain . hand
some complexion, exempt
from Pimples, Blotohes,
"iji Dr. L. TTUMBLETY's
BANlSAER.
Price, 81 per bottle.
Sent by mail or express
to any address
Ufice-No. IL WASH
inEton Building, Pennsyl-
vanls avenue, corner Of
Seventh street, Washing
ton, -. G.. iel4tf
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~ w ALL q DAhNhhD, AuOLlOneerI,
FlRST WARU LOTS AT AUCTION-On
l. MONDAY AFTERNOON, l4;h July at az
o,oloot, we viii sell In front of The premses Lots
64I, subdivision of Ssusre SO, fronting % feet on
about l05 feet
Terms: Half cssh; balance in ard - month";,
bearing interest and secured By deed of trust
ls.4-eodts WALL q BARNARD. Aucts
By J. c. MCGUIRE Co., Auct.oneers.
T'RUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IN
l. PROVED REAL Estate IN The oIIf OF WASH.
iNsToH.-By virtue of . decd of trust records ed
smOt the land records of w ashington county, ID
e., IN Liber A. B, No. 80. At folio l67 et see
snail sell az Public Auction, on SATURDAY, i2th
day OF July, 1863, at the Ofilce OF j. e.. Mcclure
Co, huononeers, at 1--WE O'Clock .. m, the follow
ipS Resl Estate situste in the city Of Wsshingto
Lots a, q, IS a., and Is, in 90 uare No. ss7.
=, Also Part OF > OF u, In the subdivision of Lott
NOS ID, :6, and IL, in square 5SS, fronting on In
diana avenue. near the CItJ Hall.
separately.
The terms Of sale are: One fourth in cash; snt
the residue In SIX, twelve and eighteen months
with interest from the day of sale; the deferTeC
payments to be secured By notss satisfactory e
the trustee, and liep, by deed of trust upon the
property for the purchase of which such notes shsl
II those terms be not complied with on third ds,
after the sac the trustee reserves the night to re-
soil, upon three days notice, at the ris6 ana az
penss OF the defaulting purchaser
All oonveyanolng at the expense Of the puroha
J. M. CARLISLE, Trustee.
je s-dts J. c. MCGUIRE & co, Auots.
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j PUTOMAC BLEE STONE, E
ton 70 SILSBY q Co.,,
e0 0lw' 6eorget0wl. l., =,
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LEONARD HARBAU6H,
w. 6. IA hEWM AN,
lDHN MenEVtET
CITY OF CHARLEsTOwN, MAssACHU

TITY OF CHARLESTOWN, MAsSACHU-
~ SETS.
Tho water commissioner OF the CltJ o. ChaTles
Town Will reoe've proposals for making. delivering
and laying the line OF their distribution pipes
oHG hSsdrsd ssd forty FIRE HYD1ANTS In
making proposals for the .sme, parties must In
cude the HJdrant Pise, tbs Bend, the HIdIant,
erevlth, excepting the branches In main pipes.
Chey r.ust Also etaie the price at which they will
lay and connect the hydrant pipes with the branch
es IN the Mains, aud perform all the work incident
to Placing the hJdIants .rfect order for in
Guiding delivery and all tIenchIng or other dEgInr.
Parties MAJ Ing prop0sa must accompany them
with de0GDs of the stSle Of hydrant they propOs-
These designs must be drawn 10 scale, detaI, 80
as to admit of their being readily understood. Tne
about eleven hundred q ,lO9D feet Size Of Nozzle
2H ipch, with sufclsnt sIzs Of hydTant TO admit of
increasing dls meter of nozz to inches, without
removal of hJdrant
Proposals viii al, be received for about one hrr-
dref Gnd sizIy STOP COINS, Of the following
zss:-79 OF inch, 66 of inch, Il of inch of 10
inch, OF l6 lncl, OF "a Ich Fhe proposals for
tanning TO the same, and the delivery of all Coo Ks
or casting at sucn piaces in Charlestown as the
Engineer may from time TO ttmo direct Designs
of the styles proposed for, to be presented at
time as bid. PlaCs OF distribution Pipe, showing
POstlons of ydrants and Stop Cockt can be snon
a. the ONCE OF the En.ineer or Water Comma
sioners. All designs must be sent 70 the Engineer
on or before Jone SO,h. 1861, Tie Commlseio ners
reserve h, right to aocept or reject any of the pro-
For Water Commissioners.
@. l.. STEVENSON,
Chief Engineer w. w. je ls-I0t
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN 4 wILLIAMs. Auchonee

By GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuctIoneers
1,R USTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
It3N TO 6YoRsIIows. AT AucIIos..On MON
DAY ,'he S,th Osy OF June. 1851. Instant, / shall
SSsss sex h. 6 sssHs nj asss
tas p ass % o a, @ sIa se2Gsa z G. S Of dse. M
as fsr " county In me Si.tfos b q
CClambia, ths follovilg named property. VIZ! !-All
th.t Pieoe parcel Of ground msntoasd n sad
NE course and distsSos cf aid land viii De Gown
nsS i and Ss-, Ws.Si! s:oa. '' NO '.o0''
Y months the purchaser to give note. for deferred
rImss, sI sssTi.s * y. sre;t ffom III csy Of sale
thepsymont 0fths notes. All 6onTeyanc: ng sf the
cost ( the puTchaser.
bs yin a o
The property ct the iJk and cost of the dsfsutirg
Hs,SS a. b. .,ysts sing suea resale tarss times
CsHKIEs WALTER. Trustee.
ie 8 eodds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
MARsHAL's SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
LlNEoUs Bocks~in viriu. Of wiz Of fisri fssIas
S sSss {. sSaSsI s sS5
ssss; g ,S
Pf Ia1 and aso!.nsOa! DISC BRE BcoE:; 0sis snOns
Massachusetts Reports, II yos..
Piokering's do q do
Metcalfs do Is do
Cushing's do do
kDgIIsf Ch.ncery do II do
English Admira ty do l9 do
Dallas, CI,nch, Wheaton and Peters suprom.
Court do Al vols,
Ioh0s0n's New York do. ,O,o,,
Washinyton, Call. Murfofd's Rando!sh. Leigh,
Grafton and Hobinson's Virginia do IS vols,
xnsrs AbrIdgment ana supplement 80 vols,
U 3. Statutes st large, IL vols, etc., etc.
&c .ed and ~ cd upon ss the goods and chsttels
and, vii be sold to sstisfJ Judicials No 81,
to October term, 1852 in favor of VIM. H. and %
n. NorrI.oD. catalogues of books osn be had st
the store of. G Mc6uirs &c Co two days before
the day Of sale. WARD H. LAMON,
u 8. Marshal ID. G..
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1 PKEsIRs AND SMALL CHANsR may always be
had for exchange at the Sfar Once counter.
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nsPOT QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
II 20 Hsr Of Is.h and q SIS,

DsroT ouARTEeMAsrTTEER,s OFFICE.
SEALED PsoFo.IIs viii bs fsoei, ed al thi, one.
unti FIidaJ, thu III ds1 Of yape rstet II O'Clock
f.. sens =. q. L bpC 1as az e ss d
90 5sS5 sS5 feet q nom ;E SOHImOR Gu ..nss'
fsss j: E: FL E: fSs: fsss:: fSs::
S;ssss :. :. sca3.'lirs, ssI :, is tstsIonr,
An the lumbor tc be tslivered within twenty
DAYS after .ifning tbs contract
poln..ed on the part of the Govs'Rmsnt
Paym5n, w. bo made upon ;he ss.Is fsctory COM
Proposais "a iT must be pIsiSly marked "PIoPo.sl,
IRe, ability of the bidder to hll In: contract,
By two rssponsi5is p,rrons, whose signatures mus,
be appended to the guarantee
.hoE b. tSs sr s y he sf rsf the
EesIest District Court or OF the United states
Bidders must Be prerent in person when the bids
are opened, o their proposals. will not be eonsia-
BONDS in the gum of Ave thousand dollars, sig ned
BY the contractor and both of his qua antOrs, yll
berequired o! the successful bidder uPon signing
1hs Iisht to rejs.t any or sill bids that rrsy be
deemed too high Is reserved BY the Depot Quar-
in.ol nal proposals viii be rejected.
FORM Of GsdrdHfCs
OF tns a. COUNT Si of arc stass ~ r., o.
of -, do here6y suarantee that Is sbIs e
~ fiji the contract, IN scccrdanoe with TIE terms OF
his proyositIO1 ard that should mia proposition re
SO 'epted, he will 1T once enter into contract In
sccordance herewith
Should the contract be awsrds ID him wo ere pre-
p.rsd 10 become his sec1r .tIss.
Ito inIs guarantee must be appended the certi6-
Oa'' oO' '0H''NE EDWARD T. HARTZ,
iel7 I'd Captain and A. z. ~. U. :. A.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

III The democrats Of Favette county, Penn.
have nominated John l.. Dawson for Congress.
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~ y. NoH !" - D-h'sANn"D ~ ouO'ohooIs'
V'ROSEEE'S SALE OF BUlLDING LOT
NOON, Sd July next, at 'olCok. by virtue OF q
deed or trust dated 18th Uctobsr 1889 and recorded
In Llber A s., No. 1872, folio az, one of the aud
records OF Washington county. b. C. will sell, si
public auction, In front of the premises, Lot 49, in
subdivision OF Square 4Sj, fronting ~ fact on sth
street and running back "a feet be.s cen south ID
and h streets TO q 10 foot ae-.
germs: One third oash; balance in and Il
trust. - "
IL said terms are not complied with within three
days alter the bidding of said ty the trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the same at the rlk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
II. e. MOVES, Trustee.
je 2l-d WALL q BARNARD Auots
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