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NIuN~rEl.. Juuc G,l. IS6.

NIuN~rEE. jun 18th 1862
Mr. EprroE:-I had ;he pIga-ur. ui
being present N a Picnic, given hy lhe
Young ladies of this township on Tu -,lay
the 2d instant. ia ,he beautiful grove on
the farm OF Mr. ". Il. Dcvsr, near NIra-
>ter. On thc day previous, the yosnla
men of the vicinity, fitted /: mp with t..-
bles, seats. and a large platform Gor ,l..r.-
cing. About 10 O'Clock the grove h-..n
TO assume quite lively aspect, and the
musician being announced. ihar, .-.a~ l.i..
"a sensation amon- the lovers o. tRr Co.
billion. Schotti>h and Polka Aiie- ts.-,
the CLmpagnc being hsirled around. tn
.s.Lager key was hoi>Ic,j on a stump, l.r
ONE OF Dncle Sans har,iy ~s,lg,. ald Iast-i-
IT, send forth beer. while from ala.
,>macking Of lips. brushing ol n.r~,aeise-.
.and numerous ahcn>. Jhai'~ good. ol.
might easily iulge, w'~ gi,ir- general
Satisfaction, About y c-rlorL ln- ...l,I .-
;bc.-an gradually 10 rccriy,. "a yy.li --ls-l-'
stock OF c9'tablc~, IN the -lsa!a- e. s..-,.s-,
.chicken~. cold lan, hrsss.i, r-s5.- ANA
J 'pie~, mulberry pies too uni al "a. rl...-
,c.lcieS OF tine season, ami ai,oui o',la.L
sthe hint was giyen 10y SOM on. -syia-
dinners ready" ami ;;il placed gilsu~ .y.~
!. IN AN altitude 10 10 justice sn tie .-.u
stored tab!c~ Sc.,r-e'v ,y,T,. E-.. ,l.rr.- .lfr-
] Sner, when ,ve were doom,I ,"s, serious
sinconvenicncc, in consequence of' ,lr.. rss-s
(which began TO fail heavily sei,hoa, :.r.-
sappear7mrc 81 clearing ul, h..uar evening.
I we however refined 10 "a houS- clos. ia .Il.
grove, and enjoyed ourselves very plsa~-
Z santly until about ~iN o'clock when v-e r,.-
tired, thanking the young ladies Tor their
skindne~~, and congratulatimg them in the
success of their undertaking. and es,,r.---
sing hearty wish 10 see some ot o'E
.neighboring townships follow up The r,-
s;mplc B.
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Com. vs. Frances Regland-FoIIica-
'tion. Not taken.
Com. vs Patrick Jenks-Tippling house.
true bill Defendant pleads guilty and
was sentenced.
Com. vsJohn NJ Ateer-IiPPling house
Not true bill and County TO pay The
costs
Com. y John Bradley-TippiinS house,
Not a true bill and Pru~ecutor, Daniel
conway, to pay costs
Com. " William Murphy and Daniel
|NIurphy-Malicious Mischief Ihe De
PENDANTS are little boys. The case Ny;,-
continued and the Mother and "a nsi-h-
Dor bailed them for their appearance at
next Sessions
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From Havana. Mexico and z..s-
san

TIE D'.t,,a 9,-die Fie.,ri- Isa.e,--ir.rof
ct Ho~u.u .1i,gD, C.io,ie,.,..
NEW YORK. June l3.-TLc steamer
,B,7ttsi Quee,. with Havana dates to .ilr
!. TIA, AMI Nassau dates 10 the @th, arrived
.this evening.
Among her passengers l. Air- Plumb
J the bearer of the ratified postal convention
ss;snd eNtradition treaty with Mc,ico.
The news from Mexico l. To the = inst
land confirms the defeat OF the French
troops by the MeNicans Five hun
sdred of the former were Killed and ~-,-
/ sen hundred taken prisoners. bat the latter
swere released. as the victorS had not fool
flor them. The AIexic;,ns were actively
stortitying the Capital. and the French VA.
ims'rCh against Ii when rriniorcrmeut~ s..-
] rive.
. The statements current IN Havana are.
J THAT the French designs are NOT - m,srh
gag;iinst Mexico a. against the Umiicd >is,ie~
There l. great disatieciion among the
sFrench officers, leading to appeals To- Ma
spoleon.
. The English Minister had coulu,le,l e,
treaty with Doblado, and ii i ~aia tlla-
sCaballaS. the agent of Gen. PIiu. had al
I % concluded the ratification Of the iinluu,e
Stre;ty.
srragozh has force OF $4,000 men. aud
.Ortcgo was expected In Mexico with 5000
more, and recruits were coming Ia from
) all points
! Marquee l. IN Vera Cruz and was about
simpo>ing forced loan on the iurgi.IT I,,F,-
chants. and 1t was supposed that the In
fglish Admiral would protest, though some
thought he would not, a. II would dis
Splease the French.
zNenezuela dates To the 10Th ult.. stale
that there had been an outbreak OF the sol
sdiers nj Laguayrsl, but II had died out.
g The yellow fever was increasing at
Havana.
q The schooner Constitution arrived al Ha-
s.vana ON the 9th. from the Sabine Pas.
with Rebel cargo, consigned to the British
ACOnsul, Mr. Crawford.
q Nassau dates TO the 9Th note the arrivals
{of the Rebel steamer Cecil ON the 9th. and
fkIaee on the 9th, from Charleston, with
Edates from Rebellion of the I'd inst.
q The Bahama Herald says - At last
II appears that the Southern star l. IN the
descendant, and their noble courage meet
ing some reward" Il then -ives the reb-
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To the Patrons oG tIse Democrat.
and Sentinel.

Kind Patrons, in ~ lressin" YOU for the
lir~t time, l must make my introduction
without the usual customary preface of
the retiring e,litor, a. in this case YOU will
sec by the sal announcement. in another
column, of the sudden death Of Mr.. Muir
ray, who 20 successfully and tear.les-!v
edited this paper for the last five or siN
years, that the duties and responsibilities
OF Editor and Publisher viii hcucclurth
devoiYe upon me, In taking the editorial
ch;'ir, do 30 with sincere rrgret for the
bereay Hent ot one whose experience and
abilities rendered him more capable of
giving general satisfaction: but in this. as
IN all other things we must submit to the
will OF Him, in who's" providence are fixed,
nil our des.il.ia~.
The Dc"ocro,f .. Sentinel, while have
control OF ii, shall continue, a. heretofore.
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TREBUTE OF RESPECT.

The deceaSe of CHARLES ID. AIU-II:AY.
Esq, having been announced. the mem
bers of the Ebensburw Bar met at In,
Court House, in said place. on SATURDAY..
the ith day OF June, 1862, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
On motion of VIM kittcll, Esq. Col
Michael Dan Magician was called to tho
chair; and on motion Of John FcnIm
Esq, P. 5. Noon and y. c. Mullin vcr,
Secretaries.
The Chairman having stated the obieca
OF the meeting, and having passed touch
ing and eloquent eulogium upon the de
ceased, On motion of
X l. Johnston, Esq, that a commit
tee of three be appointed to drart rcsolu
tions expressive Of the sens" of the rncc
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r. We learn from the Clearfield h.
publican that District Convention is nj
ready asked for, 10 meet at Tyronc-an]
suggests Monday the 23d, instant for th,
meeting of said Convention. This would
be Il bad day for the Democracy of Cam
hria, as that Is the day on which ou
County, Convention meets, and as it is vet
early we would politely ask that that
suggestion be withdrawn and make IN,
day OF meeting of said Convention OF
the Monday following, which is the sod
of this month.
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saTaRGkE FEE 2Ks. DAY OF
sE-E-ry gNSE
Democratic stale Convention.
@0h-stown, June 4, 1862.

In accordance with resolution of the
Democratic State Executive Committee.
THF DEMOCRACY or PENNSYLVANIA will
meet in STATE CONVENTION. at HAIR
RiSbJRG, on FRIDAY the 4th day Of
iUiy. 1852, at 10 O'Clock. y NJ. TO nomi-
rate candidates COR Auditor General and
NErveyor General. and to adopt such rEea-
sures - may he deemed F.eccssarv for the
welfare O.: the Democratic party aad the
country
WILLIAM II. WELSH.
C..irmar Of the Democratic State TX. Com.
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e. Everything along the Potomac has
been quiet for the last few days and wei
Ihavc little on no news from Gen. ArCIel-
!. .lan's army, leaving the people in suspense,
:anNiously watching every move, eNPcc-
t;ntly awaiting the downfall OF Richmond
!. It l. the lull before the storm. The mvs-
ltcliouS movements OF the enemy Indicate a
plot AZ vet unknown to our Generals: large
sbodieS of troops can bc seen moving i'm
! arious directions. but the main force
seems now To Ia moving from Richmond
in the direction Of fredericksburg. The
.rcboI~ We'll know the fall of their capitol
s~e:lS !hair fate, and are no doubt bv their
1mys;cliou> moycm-n, cndaayuling to de
.crivr and entrap our army, and thus gain
i Victory which would probably strengthen
.thoir cause amug>t the foreign nations.
5bl.t we have the fullest confidence in Gen.
,MC.elian'S ability, and will patiently
.await he result. Ii has been Il popular
.thgme "i many Republican papers to find
.tault with Gen. MClellan's movement :.
! but this comes from envy x political hate
had this man been let alone he yvo uld,
s'luubtleS~, ere this. have been safe in the
sci;y of Richmond, but ii seems not to be
.thc wish nor the disposition of a large
'numh'r of Republicans TO see this war
brought 10 a speedy close. army Spccula-
lons AM fat contracts appear TO dazzle
!; s;Inl blind them to the interests of their
scoumiry. Oh, that men should be 20 de
praved and selfish a. To rather see our
s;tI1ny buichcred and defeated than that
.they should lose grasp at the public
Treasury of our country, and who would
.rslther see this, a war OF determination OF
,miliion. OF our white population. for the
convenience and elevation OF the African
slave. than that the Constitution, rs Il p.
should be any longer perpetuated
rs- The proceedings OF the first week of
the June Sessions embraced hut few cases:
the following Is brief summary.
Com. " William Park>-Indictmen
for keeping tipling house. True Bill
Not taken.
Com " John Thompson otherwise
scalIed Jesse kooken-Burglary \ true
sbill. Indictment certified into the Cour
sof Oyer AMI Terminer and case continued
J at the instance of Mr.. Pershing, Atty. for
Defendant
Com " Matthew Owens-Afiiliation
True Bill- Defendant plead guilty and
submitted and was sentenced.
Com " Joseph Brindle-Tippline
house. True Bill Defendant pleads
E guilty and was sentenced
! Com. y Joseph Brindlc-2d Indict
mont TipPling house. Same a. above
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rs" We learn from a circular that Hon.
THOMAS. b. Florence & Co, are about
starting a weekly Democratic paper in the
city of Philadelphia, TO commence on
Saturday the 2Ist inst. This is a most
commcn'is'ble enterprise, ;nd the need Of
II leading Democratic organ in this State
has long been felt. Mr.. Florence is well
known to the people of this State. and to
speak IN his praise, we need only mention
his name. The terms are moderate. 81
a single copy. as it l. To he large doubI,
sheet paper, containing IS columns OF
reading matter
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L@Proffessor Woods advertisement c an
b. found il another column. 1t should be
read by every person.
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DTED-On the 10Th inst, Emmet Con
Siantine, son of NJ. NJ and Maryarer
O'Neill, aged 3 years and Q months.
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es" Jonns x Crosley's Cement Glue i.
now for sale at H. c. Devine's. "a
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4 singular Prediction.

Did the Republican party Il few years
ago, when it framed that now almost OBJ
livious document, the Chicago Platform,
know that they were prognosticating thcir
own shameful career upon their entrance
to power: If - they could see deep into
their own iniquity and certainly made a
prophecy which i, now being fully verified.
Read the following resolution OF the Chi
cago Platform, und see if they have not
truly predicted.
''Rssolred. That tne people Justly view
with alarm the reckless extravaganza which
pervades every department OF the Fedora
Government; that a return of rigid economy
and accountability Is Indispensable To arrest
the systematic plumber of tine public trcasu
~ 10y favored partizaus. while the recent
startling developments Of frauds ana corruT
tIons al the federal metropolis show that al
entire change Of administrator Is iu pcra.
tive'y dgmanded''
VIII the honest Republicans. Of there at,
any honest oncS,) adopt that resolution
now, or will they pcrsi-tantly shut then
eyes against the dishonesty and corruption
OF their leaders RON in the high council,
of the Nation le well meaning mcr
who were not dyed in the wool Rcpub!i
cans, but who nevertheless have been de.
ceived and voted with them. 10 PENANG,
for your sin aaI abandon at once a party
50 corrupt and whose dogmas are 50 de.
stluctive to liberty and our Government
be not deceived another time. be no
catchcd by the bait Union Party. for il !,
only abolition under another name. forsall,
IT forever and listen to the admonition,
and timely waruing, of the Democrat,
party and learn there without prejudice
that it Is the only hope, and the onI,
party by which "ur Nationality can b,
preserved; that it is the only party that
can successfully carry on a war or tha
can successfully govern this great Rcrub
lie. Cast your vote this fall and help t,
again place that party in power, undcr
whose guidance our country proSpcred
and YOU again will have peace and cacl
and all of us can follow our own pursuit.
of happiness and sit under our own ..vin,
and fig tree" unmolestcd
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
C0rOner's Inquest.

Yesterday afternoon, about three O'Clock, an
inquest, under the direction Of Coroner Wood.
ward, was held In Parker's Building. on Penn.
sylvania avenue, over the body Of Geo. O.
Dixon, who was found dead on the floor In his
room In the second story Of the building, at
about twelve yesterday.
The deceased was for many years resident
alexandria, but when the national troubles
broke out, he came TO this city, and took n
room in Parker's building, where he has since
resided. About twelve years ago, he was ut.
taoked by u paralysis. from which he had so
lar recovered as to be able to walk about He
WAS not man addicted to excessive drinking,
though the testimony showed that he drank u
good deal Of brandy when attacked by pain, as
was often the case. He was seen on Saturday
last frequently, and once or twice on Sunday.
A boy who attends to his room was at his door
Sunday night, and oonvsrsed with him. On these
occasions he was In his usual spirits. Yester-
day, nothing unusual was suspected In his case
until nearly noon, when persons In the building
began to make inquiries, and at last, were in
duced to go to his door, which they found
looked, with the key inside. The door WAS
forced open, and the deceased was found lying
On the floor near his bed. No marks OF viO.
lsnoe, or any other appearance about his per
son. 10 indicate foul play. The jury returned
II verdict that the deceased died from causes
to jury unknown. His effects were taken In
charge by his friends. little over 376 was
found in possession OF the deceased.
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
ID n y p y . a LIS ron MU L E

d KOPO SAILS FOR MU Es. I.
C~ng o. EioAiserA end Q sr.s,,
SEALED pRoPSs oPSssHs" III, Il (. 1s.;s u isd ;S
for furOishins the Govsrnmsnt with (s,oOo) three
thousand mules to cen orm to the following
SPECIFICATIONS.
ALL to be sound seTvicss6is Mules for drsush,
Proposals. will be received for mule. oysH Two
AsD usDkE siNR YEARS OLD, and for Males ovtR
rHREs AND esDka sIsr rEAEs OLD.
PROPOSALS.
The proposals for esoh olss Of muiss must be ssr
Proposals to be for tSoo, five hundred and up
The full name and post. ,tce address Of the bidder
NUT @ aPEsar RI a 10 the PISpo.n .s.,,, .
all the partre must appear or the bid will be con.
sidsred % the individual proposal Of he partner
Proposals from dioyal parties ,si ~o Je considered
and an ,o oath Of allegiance must accompany each
PTSposss must be addressed to Col, d. II. Ruoss,
Quartsm,ster y. 8. Army, Wa.hiugtcu, p. G., and
should be plainly marked" Proposals. for Male :"
GUARANTEE.
The ability Of the bidder to all the contract should
II be awarded to him, must be guaranteed BY two
responsible psrsons, whose nsnstuIes must b q :
psndsd TO the guarantee
The r: Of Ss o 4. s
Hsaisst district osurt or the United ststss dstrot
Biddsrs mus, be present In person when thu
bids are opened or thsh ptopesals will not be con
Bonds In the sum Of twenty thousand dollars, sign
ed by the contractor and both Of his guarantors will
be required Of the suoossul bidder upon signing hs
ooaffsot-
a the bond must accompany the contract, II will
be necessary for bidders To- have their bondsnen viii
them, or to have bonds igned In anticipation and
ready to be produced when the contract 10 signed
Blanks for bonds can Be procured upon application
oeag made 81 this once, either personally, py sts
Fburn Of Guarantee. :,
We Of the county Of -, and state .
-, snd -, Of the county Of -. and Stat
Of -, do hereby guaranty that - Is able :,
fulfil contract in accofdance with the terms Of hi
copied, he Will At once enter into contract In ac
Should the contract be awarded hun, We are y G
pared to become his securities.
(1o this guarntee must be appended the oDhcia
| certificate above msntioned)
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, ETC.
All mules contracted for under this advertisement
will bs subjected to rigid nspsction, and those
The mules must all be delivered Iii this cit,
withia !s0 thirty days from the date Of signing th'
Payment TO be made upon the completion Of sscl
contract or soon thereafter q the Depot Quarter
master shall be IN funds.
Any inform. ily u the bid or non ,csonlornans'
with the terms Of his advertisement will ensure th'
These mulss Viii be awarded In lots Of 900, Nv,
hundred each, unlsts the Depot Quartermaster may
deem L for the Interest Of the Government to varj
The Depot Quartermsster reserves TO himself tn,
right to reject any or oil bids that he may dssm too
Colonel and Depot Qusrtermsstsr.
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
ORPIolAk.
WAI DRABrllHnT,

Washlngton, D. O., August IL, 1862.
Ord~sd, 1. That Bngsdier General Wads'
worth be, and bs 10 bsrssy, Authorised 10 raise
and organize one or more infantry rssimsnts
Of volunteers in the District d Columbia, to
serve for three yssrs or during ths wsr, under
the rules sad regulations Of the War Depart
ment. s-r-ts-~f Mas
.. That the voluntssrs % raised and organ
isod, shall be entitled 70 ssd receive the bounty
authorised BY the sot VI Congress in tho same
manner ss State volunteers. . ..E
EDWIN n. STANTON,
u. E.. ... Secretary OF War.
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Amuaansuea.

CANsnRBuRY.-Ths house was well Allied last
night, and the entire performance passed on In
n manner that did great credit to the yarioua
xrtistes, and gave great satisfaction 70 the au-
dience. Pretty Jenny Allen and Maggie Yer
non will assist Miss Ellen Colleen In the terps-
ohorean ART tonight, and tho beautiful little
Nellie Taylor will sing several Of her much ad-
mired ballads. Budworth will open n new
oaskst Of fun, aided by Denny Gallagher, J. 8.
Clark, and others Of the burnt.cork profession.
will also appear in their surprising feats Of
strength, and Harrison win sing his extsmpora.
neous songs. The performance will conclude
with the great afterpiece, New Year's Calls
u monster programme, indeed, for the lovers ri
nounoe that Willis Armstrong, the great Jug
gier, viii also appear tonight In his xstonish
Ing tricks.
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
O r FiCIAL
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 1l
Wsahington, August 8, 180

DEPARfMRNT OF STATE, naH
Wsshington, August 8, 1859.
NOTICE ID hereby given that, until the re.
QUESTION Of the War Department on the ssve.
raj States for quotas Of their militia shall have
been compiled with, no passparts will be is.
sued from this Department for any male citizen
Of the United States liable 70 be drafted into
that branch of the service.
aug 9-3t WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
~ Psblhhsrs If the laws Of the United shtes
will Rivs the above three insertions
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
xvALUABLE AND HlsHLY ImpRovED

xyALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
Y FARMNEAR BLADENSBURG FOk SALE.
The subscribers are authorized to sell q Very De
sirsable and Highly Improved FARE, containing
about ninety scIes, situated within few hundred
the city, by turnpike, about six miles II aojoins
The iarm Of Hon, Charles Is Calvert, end 10 i'm
proved by excellent Frame Dwelling house large
and nearly new Barn and Stables, Gtanary, Ice.
houe, several Hn4 Springs OF Water, Hoi beds,
Gtapsry No and IA bell we'd 10 be the beat Truck
Farm In tue vicinity If Washington No expense
has been spared TO make thii one of the brs farms
IN The yioiusty Of the metropolis
For terms, sc apply 10
Jas MCGUIRE 4 co,
Auoiioa sud Commission Merchants,
sugs-d2w Washington, D. e
The national Republican., 1862-08-12

THE wAsHIN0 0rON vARlETlks.
Late Temperance Hall, E street, betsoeen
Ninth and Tenth,
Now being rapidly decorated and htssA up sss
FIRST CLASS PLACE OF AMUSEMENT,
VIII open for the season
On Monday Evening, August ls,
As the great Family Resort Of the City, with the
full corps Of yo,ssts oiaas, Dancers, Dsliens.
ators, ComediAns, AorobAts, Gymnasts, and Pano
mimeists. Promiosut amid thu galaxy OF talent b
found the names Of
Mlss Eva Brent Ham Bhsrlsy
Mad die Man istta Ravsl Fattis Stewart
The beautiful Zanfretts Andrew Learitt
Mis- Fanny Ellison Mons Paul Cane
Mrs Kate Lee The Beigrist Brothers
THE STARS OF THE ARTISTIC WORLD,
Embpscirg every variety Of performance,
condemned 10 one suteItaiomsnt
for one price Of admission
No extra ohsrgss, no reserved ssat4, thus aHort.
ing the oltizeus OF Washipgton . model place Of
amusement ct . merely nominal expense, and an
opportunity Of taking their families 10 witness .
UNIQUE AND MERIroRIOus ExHi
BITIoN,
unaioysd by any iudslissts scta or expressions 20
common In the ,trss and concert halls Of the ass.
W Aliinson ............ Ere Asui erl
W. Lso.. LIVpSsstoh.
sam shsfpisy .........................h Manager.
| Au Is
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
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Wsshlaston, Aug =, is.2
..n, nsoRSyAs; ss v x x. ,ss' s q II : R:ps &;
:aslS%sss D. osssEs pattern, q hsp.,a.'ss' ~ ss.;
a n: w.,.r:eys A,..aAi, Waterford, M.....
a, The w Wyii.ryiiLss - Arsenal, West Troy, New
A,'hs NsS Yosi q. xI.sa.l, aovsraors i.laud, "ew
Atihe Fr.skiord Hfssssi. Briissourg, Penny .
Atm. .sS:Ss s S...u.i, r',,.p. .rsh rr.a., !.
A, the 8: Louis Ares.l. 81 Louis, Missouri,
io0oosetu
oomo.. Ss:s re- % he hon Z. s.s e q Ss
rist, picket piu, Link and BLANKET Samples eau b
examined II each Of the above nsdaed snenais
s a. ?: 's: s. = .. ss:,:s :. y &. %
. srs appsovsd rove II spc. % sscH isspssslcs ''' WI ''
& " e. 3. :: Il Nc: e @ Il sS e: .! y: :.
from nys huudted up. 70 one thousand -; tive
ihoussnd to two thousand nj sets; ave hundred 81.
par week for all contracts Of q ON two thousand 70
liz thousand sets; and sisht hundred ssts per week
for all oootracts Of from sig thousard to ton thou
Failure to deliver at spesiasd time will subJsc,
ne cont,aoor to forieitare OF the quantity TO y
boxed, svs ..ts /. boz, 10 'hs oa,so.sry mssssr-
bits and saddles Of assorted nnnbsrs; asd the ooa
tents TO be distinctly marked on the outer ends Of
the bog The boxes 70 BE- charged at cost, to b de
tsInlnsd by the inspector ..
1tddsrs VII state sxpllduy 10 iheir proposals
the time, qsantity and place q eaeh delivery Each
party obtaining contract will be required to enter
into bond, with proper sarsstss, TOR the faithful ful
hmeus Of the same.
Bids Of persops who are NOT mausfac'ursrs o,
regular dealers In leather. work, will not be consid
cred; and the Department. reserves the right to re
jsct any or all bids which nay be made
Upon the award being made, suocessfu, tiadefs
only, will be notified; and they will be furnished
with forms Of the contract and of the bond required
Of them.
Proposals will be ,dressed to
"Generai JAMES W. RIPLEY,
Chief OF Ordnance,
Washington, D. G."
And will be endorsed
.Proposals for Hone rquipmeuts.n
JAMES w. RIPLEY,
aug pLeodt9osug Brig. Gen. Chief OF Ord'ce.