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PROPOSALS FOR OATS AND HAY.


* D.ror QtARrkRAAsTERs OFFICE,
CoRNEa or lSTn AND q SrREErs. :
v.,.r ,,onos w AsnIScros, August q, 1909.
the 9Th day q september az y O'Clock for fur
SS1s as Of ss sS s
and delivered 2o0 two thousand pounds 10 no tor
Oars TO he Of god merclantsoie quality put bags
win received by weight at tsa, ,hry-.wo pounds
Sacks furnished without charge govern
Delivery 70 be the city Of Washington, within t2
twenty-five days from ' PsS Si;e q as contract
. be s Sc eco s
same PAPER but must be made entirely distinct ros and
whou. reference TO- each other :, 49, ,,,s.r
appear in the proposal,
che parties must pear or the bid win be consderc as the
insyana r9p q the party ssnns n
an oath Of allegiance must accompany each proposition
9aarisrma,ter United state. Army Waahngon y o. and
should be plainly market fTsgGs Tor Oats and Hay"
The ability Of the bidder . m ne contract. shouS i he
sons whose & a,srss mas, b. % The ~
official eeincais the clerk OF he Dsrct Court,
Bidders must be present aerson when the bids
opened, or their propose win no, 5e considered.
the sonirst; signed by the contractor d Ss
ntor be cquired Of the successful bidder upon signing
die scemgsny the contract Y be neees;
have bonds signed IN anticipation and ready q be p1s1ssa
cured upon application being made at this Office either per.
sonay, by letter, or bs telegraph.
GUARANTEE.
We, -, OF the county OF - and State Of -, and
-. Of the county of - and State of -. do hereby
that is able fuli contract Ia accordance
with the ~ his proposition. and ha should his propo
alton be accepted be Will a. enter into contract In
accordance Herewith.
Should the awarded him, prepared 10
become his securities
To this guarantee be appended the Official certificate
above meniioued.'
IssrEnToS,
All oats and hay contracted for under this advertisement
will he rgdly such do good,
sound mefchantsbic pa Ivy win DO rejected.
Payment To made the completion OF the contract.
thereafter as tne Depot Quaermaser shall be In
funds.
ANY Informally In the bid non-conformancc with the
terms u this advertisement will the rejection OF the
proposal
Delivery to be made the railroad depot or at one OF the
government wharyes Ia III. city OF Washington.
The Depot himself the right to
reject all bids that he may deem too hish.
ID. VI. RUCkEk Colonel and Depot Qaaitermastcr.
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,ECoND REGIMENT-sPISoLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE,
- Colonel L. J. CLAASSEN, Commanding Young men OF
New York wishing connect themselves with crack
pany wanting but twenty 10 ~ II 10 the
maximum Standard rquestedt 70 apply Immediately
the undersigned az The recruiting Office northeast OF
81 avenue and 22d street. where Information desired
authorities VIII be fully and promptly 70
the joining this company. Two dollars VIII be paid TO
bringing rcrri the recruit himself
being mustered into the United states service The
after being N will receive their uniforms aud
be sent 10 United States Barracks East New York
Captain W. W. BOWLES,
Commanding Company IT. second regiment, Empire Brigade
WV. BiScuAA, First Lieutenant.
john w. FEsroS. Second Lieutenant.
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rrilr n1-ry ar pAYINn rIlR REMARn 900 ArpRE

L henson ard delivery deserters the volunteer
having assigned to Il becomes necessary In
irregular arrests and de n 10 give
notice that viii be ald unless the ccrneae sets
fortA abe regiment letter o. company. captain
and State ~ which rriso lied tn. ti-
10 bc signed by commissioned OH ef who tn~ been
regularly the the nted at
NJ reward will b. a for hescrfrrs regiments now
formng proof BE- gttn that tho prisoners nar
been abs nj NOR thnn ten dtts.
FRANK l.. HOWE, A. &. NJ, Ei Broadway.
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(yAsH CLOTH TRADE.--wANTED. ny A MAN or
~ twenty years experiences rs cloth merchant ON his
own account but with reduced means partner with
capital One from the line OF business preferred.
Addr, = a. q. q box Isl Post oAlce.
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CoPARTNEI,sHIP

A PARTNER wANTED-To TAKE. THE PLACE OF
n account illness 70 act as treasurer in
pleasant travelling business North and Ia Canada, paying
lcas, 500 per week Apply 70 W. MAITLAND No. l0i
Rroldway
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r,o LET AS RECRUITING oFFICE-1HE FIRST
moo, Of ou'dlng tnos Occupied or niiar. purposs ,,
NO ti3 W AK street, corner Centre. Apply 10 GEORGE
MAN hey, At the Arsenal corner Of Elm and White
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T Asst CHANCE.-ONLY TWO DAYS LEFT TO GET
~. The 9o Eovqy ~ ersn Nj es%s oi
KNOWN that Lave joined Of the best regiments In
the service. Recruiting office, IL Centre Cham
bers. Lieut.. c. II. MOORE, Recruiting Officer.
MISSING FRIENDS IN THE ARMY AND NAVY CAN
M be heard from application To the undersigned.
r. W. BOND, Supt ~ Nassau street. NY,
Opposite tho Post Office, room No. I.
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COMMISSION wANTED-BY A YOUNG NAN WELL
postei IN all mitr matters, and the dut OF camp
life; can bring testimony oapabiy. &C. &c Address
Commisson box l35 Herald Office, Tor one week
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DECRUITS WANTED FOR THE FOURTH sENA.
IL toria district regiment; Peter McDerno, Co.onsl;
Geo. W. Warner Adjutant. This regiment Is hliing
under the OF the district committee. Gov Morgan
warrants me 10 recruit company want men, true loyal
whose hearts seeed against this wicked
beon and burn to proud old flag every
hamlet the land Ever, inducem.nt In bounty and
relief this regiment offers. Rally 10 the trumpet call Re-
cruitng Office, p Albany street Wanted competent
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4 TIL SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT
f COLONEL PkTkR McDERMOTT.
To AKASi To ARMSi 10 ARMN

One of the best regiments IN the field.
Don't wait be drafted but enroll yourselves 10 this
ganzaton and show that you patriots the
value of republican institutions.
The blast sounds in cars.
Good ratio and forms furnished al Beautiful
camp staten Isi.nd 81 70 81 paid
miles while away $40 United states bounty; S2j when
mustered In so Safe hoan; $50 after signing roll
$I3 one months pay, advance. 81 cash In hand.
Nov is time JON ranks and awe the glorious
Army thu Un"E Excellent chance forepromo.ion Good
and expert. onicers. Fall in. Fall IN. Fail in.
Apply q o. Mott and q, and streets
Iiant. JAMES SMITH, Ret rung O0lcer.
GKorcx w. WARNER, Adjuant
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G7SO NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS. IN ROSE.
0lOO. wood iron frames and ovestrung bass,
$50; do with moudings Sl00 do with carved legs and
inaid with name board $l!5 and 500 do with earl keys
the greatest bargains in the city Second hand Pianos from
SIS 500 New Me0deons at extremely low priccs
and second hand Pianos and Meodeons Rent allowed
OF purchased Monthly payments received for the same
HORACE WATERS, Agent, isl Broadway
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cpINoLA's EMPIRE BRIGADE.
- ATTENTION, ATTENTION, ATTENTION
NO 81 NASSAU STREET.
u,rruo,,s Sphr ieNnr pIvr,Srpv

cENATORIAL REGIMENT, COZ ANTHONY CONk.--
- No consorlpls wanted Victory and glory await you.
And remember all bounty whom drafting
menccs Wanted, thirty men, 10 bll up Company q.
Capt. Jones' formerly ot tue Fourteenth regiment NY
s. Nj, aud Lieut.. Dudley W. Haynes formerly OF the
Brooklyn Ci.y Guard. Thirteenth rcgimen, NJ y ;. n.
good chance steady SO bounty ton tho
United States; 400 bounty from the State; 500 from
the city and county, Sl3, months pay In adyance ~
hand money and So to peraon bringing recruits
$40 viii be paid on tciug mustered n Subsistence clothing,
sc furnished Immediately Apply at Office, corner Hamil
ton avenue and Court street Brolslyn.
Lleut- uunLEY ". uAYNEs. Rocrnlng Nnloer.
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NEW YORK, HARLEM AND Albany RAILROAD
IN YOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing ThuraGay. May s. 1867
For Albany 1880 A. M, Express Mail Tam from twenty
sixth station For all local trains Time Table
JOHN BuRCHILL Assistant Superintendent
EXCURSIONS.
j. "
INCLUSION TO TIE GREAT EAsTERN-ANY
II day her arrival TIL her departure. The
boat OssEo. Captain Reynolds. VIII leave Fulton market
siip IL O'Clock A. NJ, sail around the
turn. FAIR FOR the trip 20 cents.
E,IsHERMEN, AHoYi-0N DEcK-GOOD FISHING
II nj Eungyllc, staten island Carriages at tine depot
the arrival OF train 10 passengers the
beach. Good boats and plenty OF bait Rcfreshmen and
lodging. WILLIS n MERSEREAU, Fropftsicra
L'IsHERMEN ON DEcK.-I.AsT GRAND PIscAro.
excursion Of the 10 the Cholera Sea Bass
Banks, Fire leland The splendid ROBERT
MABEY Can't John Scbcrt will leave follows, Sunday,
August 81 1862 Spring street North river, az GD A. NJ.
Peck alp East river, A. ~, pier 40. North river at
I'D The well known pilot. Anderson Cowel VIII be on
board. Tickets for the 81. Tickets limited Can
be had a. the following paccsCnrlton House. f96 Broad
way; Hope o'Bricn, Herald oce; Robert Thomas,
ner Pike and South streets ". B-Rercshmcnts, Bait
and Lines 10 be had on board. SEBEkT WOLFE.
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DARTNER wANrEp--tN THE STATIONERY BusI-
Il nlss with about o. 900 capital Address u. A., Herald
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nYlC SAVE YOUR BOUNTy.-9lG3 TO ALL WHO
splOO. enlist In Company u. First regiment Empire
will be drafted and won't get anything but your regular
Come get into regiment of good jolly boys,
good experienced officers and $l63 which IL more than
offered by other regiment in the United States Lieut..
HAMILTON 43 Peck slip II Gold and Fulton Streets
NY.
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NETWORK g. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
SPRING ADVANCEMENT.

Il
Iai2. SPRING ANGEMENT. 1892.
COMMENCING MAY 49,.
Passenger Station IN NewYork 27,hst and 4th sv.
Entrance 4sthsl
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
tor HeS'liav-n l. a. m, tEn u l9.I5, tExli $3.50.
go sud I. m. (tI) 80
ior p'idsrport !, a m. tEII; n:i5 EH)i $50
For Milford StrstOri Fairfield Southport ard we.,pOr.
IT, l&:l5. $3.50. aud $50 p.
For NorwAk. T. $3.50 a l2:3, D. (Exl; $50. 1870 S.:
For BARREN and Greenwich T. $50 a. m. pls, $780, 40
For stanford T. 8. tEr) $50 m; i2:lS. 3, tEIL 3:
ST. 4:sl SO d p IN. & ~
o, Port Chester and int, mediate stations 93oa II:
Il, $3.50. AGO. $3.50, $50 ?. IN.
For Port Che.tcr add Sew Rochelle. SO m, (Ex)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield a. M, (EAl (RLL p. m,
Fer Boston via Shore Limo, l2:l5. ?. m. tE1l
For Hartford aud Springfield, m tExl 2;l5, D.
tEI.b, y. m.,(tK
For Conoec lieut. river Railroad to Montreal, m., tEx.L
and i2:13 p to Northampton
For Hartford Providence and Flshkil Railroad IN
H1 1918 -.
For Nsw.Iissen, New-London and Soninston Rain DAD
ht8 o. M, l2.ij, 3, =. M, lEA.)
For Canal tlroad ~ IS q. IN. TO Northampton.
ior Housatonic Railroad to Pittsheid, IN y. M 10
Darlington add Saturi,, : through 10 Pntshcld
For Naugatuck Rail DAD. a. m, p. IN.
For Danbury and Nonyak Railroad, 800 m, 4: ~
Commodious Sleeping Car, attached to 3 p IN. train.
JAMES II. HoYT, Superintendent
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1862. T II Z 1862.

PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with ~ connections f0rms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoN fkw'hoHk TO rhE fhNcirAL WESTERN Ciriss
Eg, tran, daily om New York to Phia phia. via
New.Jerey and Camden and Amboy line. ,,o
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
MOI, n LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM the
FOOT or CObRILANDr-ST
ny way o. Philadelphia the morning p'enscIs leave New
at p. IN. one hour later than other lines.
BY way Of Allentown, ey.rins passengers leave al p M
three later than the Northern lines aud by both routes
arrive the sne tue Northern lines IN Chicago and all
point. ~ the North W-s Cfesin- Indianapolis Louisville
g. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati. and all main
points West with lever changes Of cars. o,,,,, 4.
Pit.bag6 miles and Newly to Pittsburgh 40 miles
Smok ne and Saloon Cars ON all uains-
Fare the other routes
Baggage checked through. Transfers Tree.
Sour qickets z Oh until used. by Pittsbsrsh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION
The Prunsylyaniu Central Company runs an Enigrnnt
Accommodate Line which affords comiotAue H0de OF
travel to parties moving Westward at one Lah inc usual
Of fare ,n.,nuro
BY this route freight Of all descriptions can DO forwarded
and any poit the Railroads OF ono hentucny IN
ROAD DIRECT or o any port on tho navsabo rivers Of
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh A. W..
Tho Freight to ard from any point "a .ne y
tie Psnn.ysana RAILROAD at all times as favorable as arc
CHARGED h., other Nsroad Companies Merchants aud snip
per, inrns the of their Freight to this Com
r.ny can rely with e0I hIvE sPocK "AH'"
Farmers aud Dealer Ia Live STOCK WIN hnd i' most ad
vnn,s~eous route Cspacious Yards well waered sup
p.d every convenience have been opened on TINS ns
aud it, connections, and every attention paid to their wants
From buIg where VIII be found every convenience Tor
feeding ard resting choice offered OF TIE PMILADEL-
j. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, Nc. Astor-H
LEECH Co, Freight Agents. ,,,
No. As,or House. aud No South Wtllsm.st
No. Battery. place.
ENOCH LEWIS. General sup't Altoona. r.
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CONTENTS:

CHAPTER l.
Nocturnal Adventure Ny African Driver His Strange
History Genuine Nsg,p Songs Arrival at BaeA''ie-
wAyspE HosPITsLITY.-A Strange Meeting; Wen Or
dered Jan alton; A Thunder storm New Guest; The
Hidden Spriags of Secession Exposed; On the Way
Again; Intelligence OF the Negro Renconter with Seees'
siont - - -
CHAPTER III.
CRossSe rHg RUss-rhe Black Declines His Freedom
Ills Reasons for 70 Doing; native" Aboitions;
swimming the "oa cH HliSf si's 'n0 me- '''''
PoON A. aoqss south CarS5' clay
.Three in Ped and one ia the Middle $3.50 Re"Ardi
Secret League CHAPrERv.
on THE PLANTATIoS-The Planters Dwelling; His Hone-
dina b. secession; The Dying Boy, The Story of jim
A Nor,hern Man with Scutisrn Principles Sam Mur-
dered Pursu; Of the The, Oversee lSTss ",
TBE PLsNrER's FAxlLY-The Old Nurse; Her story;
White Slave Womans Opinion Of Slavery; The stables
The Negro Quarters; Sunday Exercises The Taking OF
'''' CHAPTER VII
PST.rIGs DIcIrI!ss r Ole Cabin The v Mod Of
ing Angel a Segto Trial, BebeiiOni A TuTPentine
Dsaer; Boston Dizzy , on It's Travels Tt,,
'oDi Startling s'' ~ srrAt t' * Nes''
TIE corSIs5 r., stu, Dfs,PS" The "c0
~ CHAPTER X.
The NEGRO FUSEEAI.-rhe Burial Ground; 4 Negro Ser
mon; The Appearance OF Jhey; The Coioners Heart
ie..ne.s This 0ctOrOOns Explanation Of Ii; The Escape
o. Moye. ..., 49,
The PURSUIT The Start "Csrolins Race Horses Race
We Lose the Trail A Tornado 4 Narrow Escape.
CHAPTER XII.
TnR YANKEE ScHcoLxisrREss-Oar Kew Apparel; Kiss
ing Goes by Favor" Schools at tire south.
CHAPTER Kill
TIE RALwAY SrarioS.-The Village Drunken Yankee
Narrow ESCAPE; Andy Jones; Light Wood tue
The ColouePs Departure.
CHAPTER XIV.
TUE BaRBEcuE.-The Camp-GIoond; The stomp Speaker;
STUMP Speech Almost Fight; The Manner OF Roast
CHAPTER XIV
TEE RITURyArivsl at the Plantations Disappearance OF
juicy and her Child; The Old Preachers story Scene
between the Master aid he Save.
CHAPTER XVI.
"OyE MORE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Whipping OF
Jim; Appearance Of the CoIn-Cracker," Drowned
Drowned"
CHAPTER XVII.
THE SNAIL PLASTHK-his House Ills Whs- His Negroes
White and Black Labor Compared; The Mysteries Of
Kosum" Manufacture.
CHAPTER XVIII
TIE BURIAL JULE lie tempeTs the Wind 10th shorn
Lamb; !" The Funeral
HoxYwARD BoUSD.-COlOnei A. Again; Parting with
Scipo; Why this Book Written.
CHAPTER Xxx.
CoScLusIOy-The Authors Expla xions; Last News from
Move and Seipio; Affecting Letter from Andy Jones
Orders led in the order in which they received
THE TRIBUNE,
NewYork.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
" From foot of Cou' tardtst -Connec.ng 1t Hampton
Junction with Delawse Lscs,S anna and Western Roiliosi
ard Il Eason win LoMgh Valley Railroad and lie canned
ton forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and ID. West without
change OF
SIf,fliflt RRAEGEMENT-C ommencu. May 5. 1862
- cave seV-Yofk IS follow: .
U.rufSBrRG kHPHE.s-At O. N. fpr Esston. Reading,
Po,,syl.e harrisburg Mauch Chunk, WiiauHport Sc.
Man ThAIs-At - for ke,ton. water Gap Scran'
ton Great Bend Pi't,ton, Nilkeshsrfe. SC. $500
Y y. IHROtSH IRA~-foT ttston, Msuch Chuns. VIII
lism.gsr Kesdias. Pottsvie. Harrisburg, SC.
4. n ~ Al fss-FNGgK TtAIS-FoT Easton. bethlehem.
Allentown ard Mspch thuu-
s.OPM WA rRAis-kor Somerylle.
ar " WgsrgRS fNPKYss-ror East0n. Allentown, Head
Ing haI.burs Pittsburgh and tine West Sleeping cars from
Jeney City through 20 fittsnn IN -
EsFurss TKAtS ron HNEisncRG-The = no Express
Train Nesiok trTigrs Hari.burget p M connect.
Ing Past and Ner "~nnsyvHria Cen. h,ifo No thern
GENITAL R.iosd. North and South and with tho Cunber'
land Valley Railroad. M.
FHy rEaorsH EXPRESS Ts,Is WEST. leaves
N.w-Yars Il m daiy Suudsys ercepiedl msAing Gloss
connection Hausbur. with f.nnsyys kAfoad-wih
10 change 10 Plushurgh And but one 10 titen-
~ aui Chcago -Four hour time Is saved BY taking this
train. =.
tIsABErrPoRr sNp NEw.YoRx FERRY-Leave New.
lort from Pier No. ,. NORTH River a. 72D snd !l!O IN
20 4:ln aud q y. ia. -
trip each JOHN " SifhNS, superintendent
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OFFICE OF CLERK oP BoaHD ~ SuPEkyI-oKs,l
No CRY HtiL. Aug. l. 1852. !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this Office uniil August Il. 1867 at 4? M.
For 30 to 80 tuus Of the beat ANTHRACITE COAL for
the use Of the Courts and Ohe. Of the County be
calcu atod al 22i0 pounds
Also, proposal. Tor 50 cords OF KINDLINO WOOD pine
cut and sD for
The said Coal and God 10 be delivered such times and
places AZ the Committee may designate.
The Committee the right reject any aud all pro
posais. JAMES DAVIS
WIN VI. TWEED
SHERIDAN SHOOK
SMITH ELY, IT,, Committee
ORlSON Blunt
WM. &. CONNER,
ELIJAH r. PURDY, J
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHIA ard the SOUTH and WEST via JERc
SLY ClTY-Nail and Express Lines leave New-fork at
and 10 a M, T. and II p. Fare 50. Through tichets
sod the South midwest aud through baggage checked 10
a. III. and and II D. trains.
J. ". WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received for trains unless deyere4
end c.cSed Is minutes in sivsnce OF the time Of leaving
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Proposals.
THEA.rNY DEPAKrNEHr.

oryIcg oY ISrEEsaI EEvrNrs July 2G. 1862
PROPOSALS tor REVENUE STAMPS
/ Proposals will be received until WEDNESDAY,, the 9TH
Of August next for furnishing Revcnu, STAMPS under tie re-
cent at Of Congress imposing ',aG dusle'
Bidder. viii ',sie the pc" pee ihoi'tnd lamps dn et.
bic In packages II ten thousand each 4 tue Treasury Depart
fneut In Washington .
Ao. pee pr thousand IN niAr pa'tasr' deliverable
Aso the pc. per thousand delivered IA larger packages
required either At the Department or place Of nanHic
Also the price per thousand separated In such Quantities
ls than two hundred stamps aud s-cu packed To
lin cases suitable budeboad boxes, with muslin or other
equally stro3g covers lined envelopes according 10 the
quantity and distance 20 be conveyed s mss be required by
The Department sitting the dtrreuce " any between the
Of delivery to agent at the place OF manufacture and At
All ouch package. before mailing be ree,nined and the
stamp. recountcd 10y al sgent Of this Department
bidders will -so give the addition a. cost for citing
age. the mails ard prepa ing osnk receipts under the
direction of ut Of the Depacni either 81 the Depart
Proros. made for the stamps In sheets perfectly
gpDned and rerforn Cd in such that each separate
stamp be read ny detached and used.
On sfe Wednesday, tho Joth OF July instant. desus
for the popo.ed stamps be at the office Of the Com
nIis Toner OF Internal Revenue
Each bid I. to bee rsnied with specimen Of the style
OF and the quality OF paper 10 be furnished which
~ no submitted TO board Of dsintefeed experts OF artist,
for eraminatoD and the accepted bidder before the hnal
Communication OF contract will be req rcd 10 furnish proof
inprions Of the eayns Of the several denominations Of
stamps.
Specimens OF board and tin bone, and lined envelope,
s,o DO submitted with each bid IL 10 necessary 70 protect
the boxes by muslin other In IN, ,frc'ua
msDn"r against wet and sbmson The contract will require
al dies aud plates To be pared and Kept Ia epar and tha
dies AMI plates shall be uadr either FOR the present
Denominations Of tamps oJh.rs, without chag- the
easure Of tho Department Ard all such dies AID plates
% be the property u the United states for the service o the
Treasury Department
No bds viii be considered except from parties have
been Gcuay sed Ia the business Of
engsving and pitng and who thus engaged the time Of
bidding aud provided with all the facilities
cute the wok promptly aud give the reque potoctou to
the stamps dies, and plates IN thr possession.
Parties not known to the Department will furnish proof
20 these points.
In awarding the contract the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue IceIyesth the fL a deciding which bid Ia it, pra
cal results may be most to tho int Of tho Department
havug reference TO tho stylo Of the work. secOrty mode
packing &c.
Proposals. should be carefully sealed aud marked Propo.
sss for Revenue STAMP AMI sidfe scd the
Of Internal Revenue. GEORGE s. bOUTN Eli.
jyls3eod Commis- ioner of Internal Reveuus.
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Boots an0 Shoes.

Il SHOE STORE, which IL doing paying business and
stock In prime order good reasons for selling Apply d tho
store No 372 Grand corner Of Norfolk.
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t.ISn -NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in rose.

G.1StI NEW 7-Octave PIANOS IN rose
p le)sJs wood iron frames ana oyerstlnns has.
Tor $50 do with holdings 100; do. with earvedegs and
nlaid uaeboad t55 1875. and s2Os do with peai keys
t225, $3.50 aud $40; new tl-octave, tlb The above
Pianos the greatest bargains Ia the city oecond'sud
LODEONS at extremely low prices New and secondhand
Pianos Melodeons TO LEI at 81 ami upward per monih
rent allowed n purchased monthly payments received for
tn. same Foreign sheet MUSIC at cents All kind,
Music merchandise at prices pianist ia attendance TO
try new music HORACE WATERS, Agent NO. All Broad