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toriures oi spasm0dic Asthma. Those who have aefd
from its distressing paroyysms know ~ wcll what IT,
JONAS WHtTJoMBs REMEDY prepared by Joseph Bur.
nett Co, fremont stec Nos has seldom f.iied 70
afford immediate relief ,n. severe cSkes, ana
frequently Il has effected permanent
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Prizes Cashed ln all LegaIized Loete~
rios lnf0rmstion given: JOSEPH RATES Broker,
No IL Wa street. room NO. l. New YORK
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yoush or Ll'ld Pearl for preserving snd Z Auying IN
cOu laslon and skin. Ladies after usin. his delightful
ee vii BE- convinced that las equal AL druggist
apa fa9 broadway.
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CITY InfclIigcnGs..

Fms N Ans srRAT.-- Between one and taG o'elee-sn
e,ncsday afternoon rre occnrrcd in tho Of No.
20 street II arfpars that steam boi si,uatedn
the cellar q tho rear bnildng hc~ or ps'cb The usi
Of steam then thrust the burning c"a into tc w.nd bw
er boa setting FIRE 10 The box and betting wh,r iir
mincnted ire to the hascmnt flooring. Che iireasts
quickly at work and kept ba fire tc the hrat surv
rho boiler and engine IS Owned by William G. Lyos.
The damage viii not AMOUNT tn SsGG; sid 10 no
surcd Ehe building Is damaged about S2ta also sst So
be insured. The third floor is occupied ny J. /. lra
vers. manufacturer sc twGc. Eaiuagesl very tting.
covered by insurance. The huof o-cge,sd by
T. G. Pratt umbrella maker. Damaged nbot ~ T@5 nlso
insured.
rAy,l,Nv IIAr A,p rus ro,5tf cui:Sss osyss the
chers Of old Tau-aauy bus. just rrcnasug Cor
ssrand onslaught upon the Boay of Police Commission
sgs The attack will he begun Il 4 ssid aftcr New
Years by requesting Govcsnor seymour 4" tho
present odiogs Boatd aud place telr Se1d good old
icInocrats. A committee from the faminsnr Goncial
Committee met yesterday, and II Il eaa, adopted
luton recommending tbs course T. - pnrsuod
----.------.---.---
flE,vy SwtSpIs upoS wso,FsALe ArnciA Wa young
Cortusp theodore Marhens by ,..ae was arrc ted by
d.cctivc j. G. knncr, Of tho Ncichaus independent aad
pirate police upon complaint lodged with iu by the
merchants cf rar,, place Chambers Read. and Murray
sireets and broadway Young Manlcms was formerly
srapcysd crucr IN cf the great tacrips es,aA y
lishAon,s the wee, side Of the town where he -
qaInsu himself with the signature Of various firms
turned his attention another branch taloi0g-sa.
or purchasing the goods. lie drew orders uci for
samples o goods, ard, presenting these olcrs. ieiGs
scnted that he would call again aud s several cases os
goods but that, at tho time lie woo ss;e piece vi
goods ~ sample. The card we'll lie thus p'.r-
chased many pieces Of valuable goods from Mcsrs 'ioyt
Spragues Co., Of Park place Iaviaad jnd4sy & Co.. Of
Chambers street Weaver, Richards TO- vi eade street
leo Bliss Co.. of Broadway, ard otcrs Ills crG G,rs
prrporied 10 have been drawn b. Nc@qis longstroet
Bradford and Co., Broadway; Payau taghat and Oilers
For sornc time detective k.ner had hcsn watching or
This ,are bird, and the merchants ha artanecd y ye
THEN detective rcer the earliest n.crmglien day or
twp Manhcns presented an 0-t.cr % the warcbsc
az Ncssrs Ice. hss Co., when he ~ detained
aud surTendcrc 10 ~ ccsr who took him - the SiSh
ward pSlce station. On hs person were found many
iawn tickets, leading capaia bowling TO regard h,a as
| dishonest person 1ho Captn gave bin lodging during
the right and 10 tho morars took ha before justicc
| Connolly br whom he committed. Cornse, suti cut
writ 81 cctorai and took tho before Judge McIpnn
and owing o the non appearance OF Witnesses be was dis
charged nut detective knne preferred ether complain Is
upon which the prisoner held for subsequent cxali
nation aud hearing had yesterday aflorneon th
Office " the City Judge Soe Of the goods have been ~
/ covered
!
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Trusscs.-Mnrsh g. Co.-Nauical Cure
Truss Onlcc st nj No. vrsey street, As,og House No
connection with any other once OF ,hc name. lady
attendant.
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Dr. lcvett,s Dem,r,ace aad Lo,,on,

after twenty years. test IN his extensive dental pa.ce
highly recommended Of AL druggists and ~ " Wsyerley
place rrce 70 ceniX
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The Denver city Express.

The cxrres stage from Denver City has rrivea orus.
ING $40 900 In gold dust
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Inse parnbls from New York.-Nexv yorv

Royal Havana Lott.ry.--See OMcfa1
Drawing Of December 10 in another column.
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LnlLes Delighted .rl.sird-s Rssom OS

Cristnssoro's Hair Dye. Frcservntivc and
Wig Dapsh wholesale and rciah No. 6Asor Hsass. roo
bye applied by skilful aTtists
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V'.lVUH pAny'F LOTTERY OF Kentucky.
. CLASS No. &51--December 2G LS62
AZ, 8, -, o. 40, 65, AZ, 80, go, SIS. 40, 60 50.
- Class No. sSs-December "a, 1852
~. 80, y, 81. IS, Is, 46, 8, IA. 8, 80. 78, So.
! BRoaDBENr 90. cosington Ky.
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nuIsCELLANEOUs.

LII. IiATL 10 CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
"A PRESENTS FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
TETE- A TErE SETS FOR MISSES.
SKATES, ROCKING HORSES. &c, FOX BOH9s
SPLENDID PLATED TEA AND COFFEE URNS.
and a mii,on other articles. suitable
For every person.
Al lnss than who.rsale prices.
Come one all and money,
BY huYing a. EDWARD - BASSfONDS
t.res; House ses pers' Ba,asr. Cooper Instul %
Aslor place, Dioca from DroadwNJ.
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InsepNrnbio from New Work New YOrk
beast OF two institutions peculiar 20 rfae aud no,
elaied by anything to e found In her
Ia Central Park, the noblas pleasure
The sccoad IN equally lannon's in Its way anA Il cstst ~
No :2 broadway. This Last need bar rs Say Ia the
wcild-r@nownsd establishment OF KNOX tie Americas
Prince " uaifers whose urcssNy the
have better REPRESENTATIVE of Fpre
success than KNOX who q identified Wits tho th ot
city, aud insepsnbe all metropolitan fash
lon and style Tue thing stranger does locating
thiscty " to supply himself with KNOWS "gs.ics Thsn
d" beg AS to feel like New Yorker, aad ss -or
the promenade eoc,etS TO the manner born
A. the present season the No et2 froaassy also the
fashionable repository of furs sleigh r0bes skating cnod
6c The.e articles can be produced there prices quite ~
reasonable NJ they be sold for IA th. hambcst ocay.
Tue same n,ay he said Of KNOWS Winter Hats an6
Cars which os 10 more Than thcy wsnid ~ worth N any
srkel Daring tho holiday KNOWS sio,e sirays 3
grand .sort 10Y the masculine aud ioubt rot haA
hundreds of heads viii there the coming
wees New Years callers cannot possibly along withouA
the --latest Slyie"
BmrnUm Gives SpI~nGiA PssforsnR meeo
every hour to-iay at ha Museum.
I'a ris E'Rsi, IOns.--Ladtes CHil at I.afrd'a
aud the atc porg STYLE of Hair iIeejfessrs Soma,
thiug cntiry Whtl.ae md retail No sS Broadway.
MNison Maiiiard.-M. MHIisnrd T-s2cce.
fully hia friends and public his store No.
6!i BrpNd~sy viii ie opeV ctrisimse Day
The Best Of All Holiday PressntaA
GROVER & BAKEk
EoI-lLESc FANrLN SEWN MACHINE,
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Ksy wssy noc. II, 1852

" y
Arrra Of Me Saam Toa7ors City Of Bath and ctoiem-
Numerous Steamers Pasaaq-- 7Aestcomo Magnolia oad
he Md;is--stonshsp Bio Bio--Pouacsicr Yard and
G,esn,bdcis--Ths Wsriher and N. HecM Of Gs Island,
6c., DC.
we are never without incidcnis in Key wcet. Ycster
day morning the steamers CITY Of bath and Curlew hsv.
Ing ON board the One Hundred and Thirty regiment
New York Volunteers, Col Benedict, came into this port
10 coal Tho troops arc in uc condition and anxious 10
reach their destination.
have given up attempting to count the steamers that
have passed here within the last few days The last
can remember went BY about an hour since, and many
bovC doubt gore by IN the night that wc have 40.
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ID eTTLrp wIsEg AND LIQUORS
ID aOucsscs OF Bi,I,.y. very did.
.fe 1N css.ss Of SrsD II and Irish W,ial,ey.
Hp cassg old jamaica and SaT,n Croli Eins.
500 cases Sherry and Madeira Wines.
POI atc below the present cost o. " portation by
UD0I.rHO WbLFq
20 Beaver q treet.
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Omeiai Drawings OF the Delaware state

DKLAwARz. ExrRA CLbss sS7-Dscember "A, isG3
65, Is, So, z, 80, So. 60. 81, "a, 80, 6i. 81.
DrtswARx, CLASS tiS-Decainber "a. 1902
4S, rs, So, |. 81. 7S, 20, rs, 81, S, II, Is.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.
Wnaiugtor. Delaware
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The Best Of All Holiday PressntaA
A GROVER & BAKEk
N0IsLLtSS FAMILY SEWN! MACHINE,
sQB DroedWay,
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EatchciSr's Hair Dye--thc Dest In the
world ;iasantaneous harmless and reliable Fold drug
lf pe,nsners everywhere Factory Barclay street.
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Holiday Presents of Affection and Chas
WILSON'S Sewing Machines. Oaoa
prl,d York
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Died.
tRl.IsR--On Wednesday, December ~, AsNA hAxA
GEioRR, in tho i7th year OF hor age.
Thr funeral will take place Friday December 20, ~
ocloc from her late residence corner Of Third ave.
and Eighty nrst street YorkviNe Ber remalus win
bo tax 10 Molrose Cemetery Tor lnternent.
lfor esheY Deaths Third Focs
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All Safe mt Harper,s Ferry.
FROM TENNESSEE.

MURFREEsBORo', May 25.-The Union demon
stration yesterday was successful. II was mostly
attended by country people Andrew Johnson,
Edmund Cope and VIM. Spencer spoke. Gov.
Johnson addressed the meeting for three hours.
He was most patiently and attentively listened to,
creating profound impression. The Nashville
resolutions were unanimously endorsed Rebel
troops are coming In and laying down their arms.
Thirty-four came in to-day. Business is entirely
suspended. String ent martial law will be relaxed
as regards country people. s"E .rs
Last night Ii was reported that body OF tn
eneny's cavalry crossed over into Tennessee, for
the purpose Of surprising and capturing Governor
Johnson and party II was also reported that the
railroad train would BE- interce pied on our return.
Ample arrangements were made fer defense In
either case. No attack was made last night.
Gov. johnson and party returned this evening
from MuTfreesboro, the enemy not appearing
Gen. Damont was on the ground.
There 10 to be a Union demonstration at Co
lumbia on June ID The rebels may strI ke some
where to break up the meetings, but Union seed
Is being sown among the country people by the
energetic action Of Gov Johnson, who promises
amnesty to all save the leaders. Meetings will
be held come what may. Morgan is reported a
Chattanooga very sick. go -..
NASHVILLE, May 25.--Cotton sold on Saturday
at ~ cents for gold and 26 cents for Union and
Planters Bank notes. Planters refuse all othel
money for cotton.
Granville son Of Aaron v. Brown, formerly
Governor Of Tennessee, was killed recently II
Arkansas by an overseer of his plantation.
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.-.. CONGRESSIONAL.

SENAIE.--After our report closed Yesterday
The consideration Of the tax bill occupied the
balance Of the day.
HoUsE.-Ater our report closed
The several substitutes for Mr. ElHot's conSs-
cation bill wfre rejected, and the original bill,
with some few amendments, was passed-Yeas 81,
NAYS s..
Irhe bill as passed provides that the estates,
monies, stocks, &c, of all persons holding any
Office Of profit or trust under the Confederate
states, or OF any person who aids the rebellion,
and !: owning property in any OF the loyal states,
Territories, or District OF Columbia, shall be
seized and forfeited for the use Of the United
states. Ii also provides for the seizing Of all
rebels property II they shall continue to aid and
abet the rebellion after the President has given
sixty days notice by proclamation.
The bill to emancipate the slaves Of rebels was
taken up, and after several amendments had been
offered and rejected, the bill was also rejected.
Ysas-Messrs. Aldrich, Alley, Arnold, Ashley,
Babbitt, Baker, Baxter, Beaman, Blair Of Mo ,
Blair Of Pa, Blake, Burlington, Campbell, Cham
berlain, Clark, Colfax, F. A. Conklng. r Conk-
ling, Cutler, Davis, Duell, Edgarton, Edwards,
Eliot, Ely, Fenton, Fessenden Frank, Gooch,
Goodwin, Gurley, Hanchett, Hickman, Hooper,
Hutchins, Julian, Kelley, Kellogg Of Mich, Ian
sing, Loomis, Lovsjoy, Mcknight, McPherson,
Patton, Phelps Of Cal, Pike, Pomeroy, Potter
Rice Of Me, Riddle, Rollins Of ". H. Sargent,
Sedgwiek, Shanks, Sloan, Spaulding, Stevens,
Trowbridge, Van Horn, Van Valkenburgh, Ver.
rec, Vibbard, Wall, Wallace, Walton Of w.
Washburne, Wheeler, White OF Ind, Wilson,
Window and Worcester-7i.
Il .NayS-Messrs. Allen, Ancona, Baily OF Pa.
Biddle, Blair Of Va, Browne Of R. l., Brown OF
L Va, Calvert, Clements, Cobb, Corning, Cox era.
ven, Crisfeld, Crittenden, Dawes, Delano, Di.
ven, Dunlap, Dunn, English, Fisher, Granger
Grider, HaIght, Hall, Harding, Harrison, Hol.
man, Horton, johnson, Kellogg Of Ill. Kerrigan
Kllinger, Knapp, Law, Lazear, Leary, Lehman
| Mallory, Maynard, Nenzies, Mitchell, Nixon
l Noble, Noell, Norton, Nugen, Odell, Pendleton
Perry, Phelps Of Mo, Price, Rice Of Mas, Rich
| ardson, Robinson, Rollins Of Mo-, Segar, Shef
| field, Shiel, Smith, Steele of N Y, Steele Of n
J., SIratton, Thomas Of Mass, Thomas Of Md.
worth, Ward Webster, Whaiey, Wickliffe, WooC
/ and Woodruff-7S.
The Senate bill for the relief Of Robert Small
the colored pilot who ran the steamer Planter ou
i Of Charleston harbor, was passed
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THE Battle OF LEwIsBURG.
General Fremonrs Official Dispatch

FRANKLIN, Va, May 2i--The following eircu-
lar was Issued from headquarters this mofning
The General commanding congTatulates the
army on a new victory In this department, won
by the skill and bravery Of our soldiers against
the superior numbers Of the enemy. Z 10 49,
The third brigade Of General Cox's division,
commanded by Colonel Crook, was attacked yes
terday morning at Lewisburg by General Heath,
with three thousand men, and after a lively
engagement the enemy were routed and fed In
confusion. Colonel Crook captured four cannon,
two hundred stand of arms, and one hundred
prisoners. Our loss was ten killed and forty
wounded. The results Of this victory viii be
important.
The General commanding is confident that the
forces now under his immediate command but
lack the opportunity TO emulate the gallantry and
share the glory Of their comrades Of the army Of
the Kanawha- %5@
This circular will be read at the head Of every
regiment or separate corps In this army.
BY order Of Major General FREMoNT. 7ssl
ALBERT TRACY,
Colonel and Assistant Adjutant General.
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next day, attended the funeral, of course.
Ranford hardly left pound behind him. L
gave the widow an address that would always
find me, and told her to write whenever-when
if she wanted-that is, whenever she requir-
ed assistance.
"First the poor thing tried to set up school
for children, but that failed, and knowing that
she must sometimes be pressed, often sent to
her I don't know how 1t came about, but,
after long correspondence and a courtship, |
married her; and here she comes with my beef
tea-and here comes EyeliRs; for that's the
very woman, sir, and that's the very little girl
and a real beauty she is!'
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Response to the Call Of the Government for
1ofs Troops,

h BosToN, May % The call upon the volunteer
militia Of the State. fot active service 10 being
gloriouslv responded to. The enthusiasm OF
April, 1861, is renewed, and regiments, battalons
and companies are rapidly arriving from various
parts of the State. The old Sixth regiment,
which went through Baltimore on the memorable
18th OF April, s fully lifted and ready 20 move.
large force will be In readiness 70 move to-nig
and during tomorrow.
HARRISBURG, May 26 On the pressing requl-
stion OF the President Of the United States In the
present emergency, IL 10 ordered that the several
major generals, brigadier generals, and colonies
OF regiments throughout the Commonwealth mus
ter, without delay, all the military organizations
within their respective divisions, or under their
control, together with all persons willing to join
their commands, and proceed forthwith TO the
city Of Washington, or to such other points az
may be indicated by future orders
BY order OF A. 6. CURTIN,
Governor and Commander-in Chief.
New YORK, May 26.-The Governor has ordered
out six regiments, Including the 9Th regiment,
Col. LeffeTts.
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CHICAGO, May 25.-General Sigel, who arrived
here unheralded from 81 Louis, was ,serenaded.
There was great impromptu demonstration He
said he was not politician, but soldier, but lie
would be ashamed not to know what he was
fighting for. Ii was for the government and peo-
pie to say whether the army shall carry liberty
with II. IL would be better TO lose one hundred
thousand men than not TO settle the question for
ever The Missouri work had been thoroughly
accomplished. The State was open for new
population, with new ideas. He goes to WASH
ington at Secretary Stantons order to be assigned
TO duty. -C'...-
Fernando w ood 10 here to aid in recognizing
the democracy. He was serenaded last mig ht and
made q speech. He urged the election Of con-
servative Congressman and the abolition of fanat-
ieism. He said he favored a vigorous prosecution
Of the war. E..
PIrTsBURs, Pa, May 26.-Gen. Sigef passed
through the city tlis afternoon en- route for
washington. On his arrival at the depot he wa,
greeted by an enthusiastic multitude, who In,
duced him by urgent calls to make short speech
after which he Immediately departed In the r hill
adeIphia train. --. I. ..f.-
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Ffem Europe.

% CAPE RACE, May 26.-The steamer Hibernia
passed here on Sunday morning, with Liverpool
dates to the 18th Her news Is unimportant.
In the House Of Commons the rejscuon of the
church rates abolition bill was received with
cheers by the conservatives, and q resolution
declaring that IL was unjust and inex pedient to
abolish the rates until some other provision was
made to supply their place, was carried by II
majority. -t4
The Paris Boufss closed heavy and lower
at 76f. -- 81 a., e4- / 80 ?
The Italian Association Of Emancipation have
sent an address of thanks to PalmeFston.
At the London money market the funds showed
an Increased depression. Consols had further de.
clined. There was continued activity in tbs dis.
count market, and rise In the bank minimum to
2 per cent. was not con sidered unlikely.
American cotton has declined hakd.
BreadstuHs closed fat Provisions heavy. =
Consols closed at 90 xa ASK. - n 70 .7
=. - THE LATEST. Hs.t . .
Cork, Thursday Morning The len wing Of
Queen,s College IL totally destroyed by Are which
10 still raging go
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From Arkansas.

BArxsvILLE, Ark, May IS "A spirited skirm-
ish occurred on the 18th near Leacy, ON the Little
Rock river, between about one hundred and ffty
men Of Gen. Ostenhause's division and come si <
hundred rebels under Coils, Coleman ant Hicks.
The enemy Were routed with q loss OF ffty len
on the neld and quite q number wounded. 'F1E.
across bayou Des Are ind Cypress Hver ,,and ten
thousand btles Of cottOn have been cons umed On
the Arkansas river byorder or Gen. Beaureg ard !.
z Brig. Gen. Peace, In command or the rebei
forces in this State has three regiments Of xans
at Little Rock, Arkansas.
The militia are supposed TO be gathering at
some point In considerable numbers.
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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES.
DEroT QUARfERMAsTKR's OFFICE,
Corner Of l8fh and q streets, WaShtngton,

co1a ,S5 s} s's s.d .Tl., Rilisi
SEALED Pr RoPosALs win be recsived Ct ibis Onioe
untlt Wedae,dsy the 2sth oay of May At u O'Clock
hundred Horses Of the following descriptions, VI Z
- CAVALRY.
as sesn to is sixteen hands 6IsS petWecn 1e
70 the saddles oompaotly built, and free from sll
- ARTILLERY.
fsssn md Ons Ss 70 safatse SsnSs I
hy9 s9S ssa. yssI: Of Sssf S1oPsS
is for cavalry OF Artillefy Horses, and 1. 10 ease
dive Il S S
= sdPS GsnsI Se q of
the partners must appear or 1t viii not be oonnd-
Proposals. must be addressed to Col: p. n. RuoE-
O.. and must be plainlJ marked "Proposals for
sUAxANrEE. H-
should It be awarded to hun, must be guaranteed
rs tb 4s,s9n whose signatures must
The tespOns6ility OF this ruaraptoEs must be
e. District Court or Of the United states Dis
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
are opened or thsif proposals viii not be oon.id-
Bonds in the ,um Of ten thousand dollars isned
by the contractor and both of his ors will
be suired Of the SUCCESSFUL bidder upon signing
AS the bond must accompany the contract. it will
be necessar. tor bidders 70 have their bondsmen
Se sss the
s % ss
| ", By letter, or by telegraph. -
Form Of Gxdrdafss. - ...
| We of the oOsnty Of =. and State Of =.
hsGsbJ saS sss sSs ss 70
tract In sooordsnoe With the terms Of his PROPOSE
n s o. IN
Should the eon.rso. be awarded him we are pre-
| pared 70 become his securities. -,
sHs sSoys mn b appended the ~
Aqbofsss cont Tor under his GO ss,srtss
ment will be subjected % rigid inspection, and
tnGse n1t conforming 70 Inc sFsohcahons will be
No MARES win be received. a.. >. a.azs
no sztsn,isn of time viii Be granted on any pretext
oqnsisss o. 50 soon thsIssfsr a. ths Depot Quar- @
"a I g mem % sn.as
the rejection Of the proposal. -. -
Qasrtefmsster should DEEM Il for the Interest O
sSSs1 ss@Is
Esht 70 Ie,sosany OF III bids HAT ne may sesm toe
/ m 10 dt1sth Col. and Depot q Qusrtsrmsst.r.
q T D. IN CONTRAST FANCY
l = Also 81 other kinds, slzss. and Colors, rea
fsI,s kla SovSsi very best spahty. for Ladies'.
of Fancy and stapie DRY Goods. = 4 -
on pTioe onlJ: the actual eash standard value
=" PERRY a BRO, .
m 23-6t -- Pa. ave and Ninth street.