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NEALkD PKOPOsALs arc invited until the
> 18TH day OF July, 1St9, for supplying the U. s
Subsistence Department with e,ooo heads Of Becl
The Cattle 10 bc delivered Al Washington, D. G.
and each animal TO average 100 pounds gross. No
animal admitted that weighs less than Goo pounds
grOsI Heifers, Stags and Bulls not wanted.
The first delivery Of Cattle to be made on the lst
day Of August, or as soon Thereafter the Govern
ment may direct Six hundred head OF cattle psr
week will be required to be delivered under this CON
tract.
bond with good and sufficient security will te
required.
No bid will be entertained when put in by G ,r
tractors who have previously fa,ied to comply with
their contracts In any Department Of the Govern
meat Or where the bidder Is not present to respond
The names Of Irm, should BE- stated In full, with
the precise address OF each member + the firm
PropOsAh from dtsDydi parties Uu nat b. consideyei
and a. oath Of allegiance must accompany eaol
All bids must be accompanied By two guarantees
Lids to he directed TO MAJOR A. BECKwITH
g. s u. 8. A, Washington, d G and endorsed
" Propo,ss kr Beef Catte"
Ebrm Of Guarantee.
We Of the county Of -, and State
Of --, do hereby guaranty that - Is able
Of his proposition ard that, should his proposition
be accepted he will at once enter into contract in
accordance Herewith
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-.
pal ed to become his securities.
(fhis guarantee must be appended to each bid
The responsibility Of the guarantors must be
shown by the official certificate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest district Court, or Of the United States Dis
triot Attorney. je25
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Il, oi range II.
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools,
military, and other purposes, together with th
swamp and veIAOwed lands msde thereby unfit
for cultivation, ifany, granted to the State by the
act entitled Au act TO enable the State Of Artan,as
and other States to reclaim the swamp lands with.
In their limits" approved September 49, 1850, will
be excluded from The sale,
The Offering OF the above lands will be commenced
the day appointed, ard will proceed In the order
In which they are advertised, ua'l tho whole shall
sale thall not be kept open niger than two week.
and no private entry OF any Of the lands will be ad-
mitted until after the expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand 1t the city Of Washington
this thirtieih day Of May, ammo Domlni, one ihou-
sd eight hu, dred and hxty.two.
BY The President
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Commissioners OF the General Land Once.
NRics 10 Pre.emIfton Cldimanls.
Every perSsn entitled 10 the right Of pre- emptiou
to any Of the lands within the tow ships and pa n d
towrshps above enumerated, required to establish
the same TO the satisiacton Of the Register and Re-
cever Of the land eince, and make payment therefor
% If seeing this notice. and be.
fTe the day appointed for the Commencement Of the
Jublc sale Of tho lar ds embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such claim will forfeited.
j. n. EDMUNDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhce.
NorE-UIder the regulations Of the Department
as heretofore and now existing, no payment oan be
nsds for advertising proolamntions, except to such
pubiishers as are specially authorized to publish by the
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
iune l3-w13w
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To be signed BY the United States district Judge,
United States dltiot attorney, collector, or navy
1 gent. jel2-w4wTh
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NJOTlCE.-The oopnrtnership heretofore exist
IN ing between q. W. Bennett and q. C. kiav,
proprietors of"Chrysal Springs" has this day been
ais olyed by mutual consent The debts Of the late
firm will be paid by c. c. King, Who has assumed
to pay the same, The business will be conducted by
the proprietor, c. Z KING.
July ! 1862 jy 2-St
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rJNO IsVENTORs AND PATESTEEs.
MUM Il co ,proprietors of the Sisniac Anlcrican,
an agents for procuring American and Foreign
p A II Il N II s.
WM Sineen Years experience IN tie business.
and to moe than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum & Co 3 Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sent free by mail.
Patt Mt Laws aud Regulations, 100 page 70 cents
mall
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail
Prel minary Examination in United States Patent
Ofire, IS.
Oihots, No. 81 Park Row, New York; Wa hing
ton, csrner Of and Seventh streets, opposit. the
Patent gu &C. mar Ia 6mif
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thereby certify that to the bost Of my knowledge
and belief the above named guarAntors
and arc good and sufficient
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There are no better remedies than those used BY
Dr. Zappone, for the Cure Of RhlumAtism, Neural
gia, Goul, Dropsy, Fever, Dyspepsia, and other
diseases prevalent here.
Female distractions and other complaints, o. we'll
Is confidential diseases Of all kinds, relieved In
very short time without tho use Of harsh or danger
Gus medicines He promiscs to all satisfaction and
prompt relief.
Chsrges very moderate ape-u
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DIR. a. II APP q N r.,
NJ Regular Physician and Professor Of ysriVuI
branches Of Science connected with Medicine,
Office, No o. Il street, lear the Circle.
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Buying.

Banks of issue in Washington and Georgetown:
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TINS 81! U. II q. M G E. i
Saddles, Hairness,E Trunks sc

WHOLESALE RETAIL. ~ 81
eTgfp. SHEPPARD No.i31 Main Street, corner
& 81 Union will continue to keep on hand alargeGno
complete of all articesin his line CONSIST
ing or Ladies' aud Gantlemen's Saddles, Fine Coarse
IISrness Trunks Yalices Carpet Bags, Satehels COL
lars, Hame5, Whipsy DO. Z a., i5ila..s -5s
would call attention to my stock and
trust by strict and promptnesss to merit
continuance of the public patronagN l Z
per mEnner. J. .tB. shbFRANin ~ III
sep20 '69t tsezop tess a18l, nRin nst ssteett a
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one soEmou Interest aud must forever be
one united people. Yo1r, Eort thern lakes
are within our neighborhood. Our inter-
ests are common, reciprocal, inseparable,
and we li6Ye proved on fFatefnity. political
and moral, by an that Is difficult and dan
gerotis In the separation of eur political
ties and BY the resolute endurance of all
the crhelties of q civil war, within our bor-
ders. The groans of our slain and impris-
'ohed1 peoples the flames of our burning
dwellings, the deyasthtion0 of our firms aud
Villages, We offer in support of alryelRim !;
and finally we urge the necessity of the
tieasure as q sufficient answer 10 all scru-
piles that lawyers and politicians can urge,
There canBibe unconstitutional objections
TheNelanse in the Federal Consultation
which provides 'tthat no new State shall
be Erected within the Jurisdiction Of any
other State without ahe consent of the
Legislative of the State .concerHsd, aud Of
Congress, y is in all respects satisfed. ~
Congress has already recognized the re-
stored government of Virginia to be the,
true goFeFhment of Virginia aThe Sena-
torss which the Wheeling Legislature elect
ed bold their seats as Senators of Virginia.
This same Legislature has by vote author
lied the formation of the new State and it
now urequfresa only 1.-The falifying vote of
S9HtEfSSQ SQlSotconhunltnatelL0e N q procedure In
lpFseise accordance with the Constitution.
If the body of that State shall hereafter
deem It hard that it was dismembereii.
it must be c6utent to- count It amobS in
ifslicitons ieonsequances5r parricidaIa mall
ness, 4 "a, .n,,,J, ana .g.l,.gl ,.t.,-S -,
The New or West Virginia stands and
promises ever to stand within the rights.
and duties of a member OF the national
compact. The Union rent and shattered
by fratricidal strife, whether restored or
divided, must be reconstructed. why not
in the territorial limits of the States as
well as IN the other conditions of the
Settlement whera policy, expediency, and
necessity alike demGnd it? llla 7f51 ~
8eWe.appeal to this GOngfessfn IN the name
of the. one hundred and twenty-five thou
sand Of the white majority. of West ,Virs
ginla, and of the whole population, for
speedy relief We appeal to Your sense of
honor and Justice. to your appreciation Of
the greatiprinciples of freedom and politi-
ealleauaGty, to deliyerus and let us enter
on 2. career Of honorable prosperity. We
speak not the sentiments of an indivi5
dual, nor those of momentary excitement.
They are the sentiments of our entire,
pepple-deeps fixed, .heartf1l,T uhalteraa!4
ible sentiments cherished for tliree-ouar5
ters Of a century, and I'VE feel assured
s1 that !, we shall not appeal in win to this
House and the American people. - Is.
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,aa New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODSl

. : - - - lA3f-N ~ (-St-A<skO4
VIE Subseriber hes now received and opened IbO
Il cases. ot-neay Spring aud SumnSer Dry Cioois
Fheh VIII be sold At wholesale aud ref tlt loFer
prices than ever before. Having purchased eOpsid-
eFa6e monethan INTENDED, rs bought an kftts Of
gOods for Cash and At less pres than NJ any other
season. am determined to i5pdSo OF them according
~ s M WI seii = - .Il o. iEut t-ilf7
BEST MEKRIMACK, cOCIIEeo, and other Calf
coe, ot. equal grade. AZ 123< cents yard. Becond
quality, fast color. At &c. st.. -.
. BLEACHED MUSLIN, yard wide, best qualify. At
l2sSeIsl-Sl vide g 1Qe peTE ERylo., : r. ff9H1f
uNBLEACIED MUSLtN, such as sod . weeks
aSpoAtl I=win now sen ut I91fc, ana others,
ALE OTHER COTTON GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
iBLAoK SILKS, which old always & s.. .is9S, por
yaSusi VIII ael q 50 10 sd ID lea. pt sEF1
IN FANCY SILKS have all the latest novelties
An niexceled quality q barred iSummgT sHl a. only
Dc ENGLISH BBRIdE:s, worth o. sc. for sttsSsal
fLQPEHiS HiS RRREGRs, worth size .fmsi5cst ts,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, ali qualities and
pf1eeLfHu, eIl1 glFnla -EH suTE 10 100
CHALLIES 4 De LANES a. low a. IsIko a var,i.
Also 1arEe stock and variety or Spring aud sum
per 81 WIS. 0L0AKS 3 MA6TILLAs, St thsYory
NREhlEWoRKs in svery varissyi lc5lllrs worth
'6ARPEFss pieces an styles, ehtastsr .hab ever
RE-nIEECHANFS viii ,Htd that
my Wholesale Department Is morn complete Than a
any previous deaSoi and L NJ salI ootI8 ehhiir IA
such quantities - they require than they could be
0oughL In the Eastern eitiea-
i-ls ..sl.g ~ au s-ala ALEX HEYlIANqt
mh25-d&W3m 1sI Main st., Wheeling VI.
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0aS LIST. Roa1. MonRlsos. w.B.LosAs
RuGExE LIST. B.pAyEsPoRT. -
s LIST. MORRISON & CO.,

whoIesole Grocers g &ProduGeDeaIers
8os.7 and 80 4aiis-iSs., Whesling, 70. sd
swn desire to state the friends of the late rm,
nd to tho trade generally, that in possession
the most ample facilities for the transaction of
Wholesale Grocery and Produce Business, 5ff.l
We are determined to execute all orders entrusted
70 our care with fidelity and promptndss, and the
ostfaYOrable terms. Your ob't SERVANTS,
80, - 80 3 8 s. LIST, MORRISON 3 co.
wheeling, January ID. 1850. ianT
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Price List OF CRACKERS q Cakes,

r II07O ilIsS u .OItl0hUEs q Utthtss
RPTETTER cRlAoKoRs, , g p 4IIz cents pss pOund.:il
IL sSsAoS sSssa q aia q ss5::4 90: .s.eaa 10
rusI WAIRR, Fffoi 2 az Sconis = ns2s fbo
GINGER CAKES, as cents Psr 100, !. .a5
io r. orders hraoihfine 10 yo bsffiff. Ind m,
ward, TEN PER CENT. DEDUCTION ALLOWED or aif
astieies except GinEeS Cakes at 30 per 100 2
is ssHa 40 j. c. COOPER yisnt
n. Eseorn6r Walnut ana water s5fka..
aRylz=2n CINCINNATI.
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CARBoN or
Savings Bank of wheeling,

otaee t ~ 9 y TIT ~
MONEY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT DEPOSIT
mi Interest paid on Special Deposits sColectiong
promptly attended to- Exchange on tile East bought
and sold. THos. II. List, Pres dent
SAMLP HrIDRETH, Treasurer. jan14lb9.
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{. we are cor stained by. the eitSauis stancees
ot this wicked rebellion to cast our, fcttnaes
ii vi fth our kindred of the free. North aud
West. Give as our State ipdepends
and We viii tepay Il with such benefits as
might we'll pure base q greater boon. : Tie
I eghanF CHI ains on our Ea tern aud Sopth-
ern 4 borders are ttie natural bSnpdaTie for
our State Iine, that Is 10 be eternal i, 81 hat
.6F .tbe GaIf aud ths Esstsru slope ls,I5 IF 1tbs
and ciyilization have dictated to demp-
s55HiS s5S sasis ssEy sS iBH5
your rivers, and all the territory nom tie
AlIeghapy peaks to the great lakes have
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BBsSsehs OF III Hon. x v! VVtRafsyy, OF OF
VirgIniaI deItyered In the House or
-on'a Bi1 20 provide. Ior the rAdmIs.
sion OF ~ yesf ITnilfg lnta ia into the Ui,-
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l. FALL KIvEK.

~ BY ~ FM ,pls1dIs p s1d ~ ssss%;
sTATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE,
q great strength and speed but paiti larry adar.
70 the navigation 81 Long Island Sound running In
connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad, distance Of IS miles only to Boston.
rSs 20 rsEs ths Gnsy
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, ct O'CLOCK, r.
The steamer METROPOLIS, Japt. brown, on
Iuesdsys, Thursdays, and ssturdaye, ct 1 O'Clock,
+. NJ, touching at Newport each way.
These steamers are htted with cUnmcdus state
rooms, and every arrangement for the security aud
comfort Of who afforded By this route
nights res: on board and, on arrival at Fall river
proceed per steamboat train, reachirg Boston early
the following morning, or may remain en- hosrd nm
u! starting OF the accommodation at A. III, BY
which they may reach Boston about e.s5 A. If.
baggage master Is attached 70 ach steamer, wbt
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanic,
the same to its destination
steamer runs, La connection '. tth this line, be
tween FAN river and Providence, daily, except Sun
dsye.
Freight 10 Boston is forwarded through with sres,
dispatch b. An Express Train, which leaves F.L
river every morning, Brndsys excepted, nj IN
O'Clock, for Boston sod New Bedford, striving stis
destinS ton 81 about II A. II.
For freight OF passage, apply on boxrd, or attn
'fioe, on Pic; 40, 9, North river For stats-rcom
;Ssr md ss,tSs 81 apply On beard or desired to 0u
WH. BORDEN, Agent,
spa l1-u 10 and IL Wesi street n. z;
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IKJMTNR AssEaASonmEAY,
Philadelphia, WILMINGTON, end Baltimore
FL "A III "a - a. ID.


Or snd after MONDAY, NOV. IS, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINg LEAVE PHILADEL
PHIA
For Baltimore, At 81 q 10 2 Is .. m, II ~ O n
.EzpressJ } and 1880 p. 10.
For Chester, at t8lsS ia., l, ass U o ~ And los
For Wilmington, at strs m.,sls~ N uas
a., S.ss And 1850 p. IN.
FOR New Castle, Ut 10 .. M. and s.abp,n
Eor Dover, at 6.lh Q. m. and D.sh = N.
For Milford, at e.I5 .. 10.
For haliebury, At 8 l5 0. N.
TRAINS FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave baltimore at $50 = III (Express1 LOO p
u taxPrsss1 ~ and 7 N. (sxyress)
80, and $50 p. m.
Leave Salisbury 1t ass .. NJ.
Leave Milford Al a.b5 y. u.
Leave Dover OF o.. n. ard 6.lop. NJ
Leave New Castle ct II .. N. and 5. 10 y. 10.
Leave Chester at $40 =. IN, l2,1h. 4tO, ard Sst
Leave Baltimore for saliabu-y and ,n,srnodia,.
ati0ns at % ard r. m. for Dove. and interme
tate stations, at LOS p N.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester III 6ab Y. H., IL " and j. 20 D. H.
Leave Wilmington 1T 4ao 8. m, e.a6 .. m l2&
FkEfahT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached
will run q follows:
Leave Pniladeiphla, for Perryyils and ip,s,ue
dtate places, At 6!0 p. m.
Leave wilmington, for Perryvills And lntsrmedi
Leave baltimore, for Hsus dsaraoe and iussI
mediate stations, at0 =. m.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
-, A. sso g. m. and 1850 p. m from Philadslphia t.
':s1i =. from Baltimore 70 Philadelphia.
more will run daily, krdaw e.oeyssi
Jan sd President.
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pEvOLVIaa I0UN TUR a n.Ts.
NAVY DhpARTNrs1,
n - ~ A..


Waehington, Eeptember u, 1893
ThE NAVY DEP fAErMESr will receive Pro
positions for the construction and ereoon on hJsrd
Of a vessel building at the Portsmouth, New HamI.
shire, Boston, New York, and Philrdelphia navy
yards, u two revolving overs and en- inir,e egne Ole
sfnoke pipe for each vessel.
.,Oa one OF the towers there Ia to be pilot housa
the whjle 10 be on the general plan o those now
building for the naval service
Tho diameter Of the tower will bs 81 feet In tho
clear thickness will Ca eleven In hes, oUmposed
Of plates Oi not less tha ono inch ,h.Sk
Ihe smoke pipe III thcEnssJ elS inches, oo.cIossi
Of plates los. than ilOh thiek rs dc di v,sl.r
a. The tor ioitysix inches Gad hssht aro'c ls dsai
The propo5tiors mus emil race tii TO machinery
Tor revolving and working the 9 rrat, ar the gum
anc VII! state the cost md tue ;rre wi hin which
and ready Tor 'srvc
The contractor will be furnished with general
drawings BY he Navy Deparna,t.
frpOsa6 will bO received until tho 18Th day nj
October, aud must be ~ dr,-sd 10 the Navy DepaIi.
mont and endorsed on The I'll eide, "Prnr.s,I, ,or
Revolving Turr.u," ,hn they may bs distinguished
rom other letters ttp ie-'aw,OSt l6
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A II N Y PELlEs /.

Orrcs OF rHs CuiEr ou .nrRpMAsrHE,
army Of Gis Potomac,
Wcsh,nginn, SsFte~nts 20, 1893.
PROPOSALS. are invited for iur l .ishtnE for tha
use OF the army Of thu PO.oMao the following ar.
dciea:
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
balsd. the weight Of eaoh bale to be
marked the ecu
1890 100 bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality,
s,roI 4 saeks, yell sewed
1000 cords Oak aud II ekory wHod, well sss
s1nsd and the bet quality.
Each hid must be u comp .nied oy ihs sndorse.
maht two reeponsibl. peIsons that tho son1sots
II awarded will be fu al ed.
Bids will be openoi from tln1o 10 tim, as tho sr.
tioles may be needed, and coptracs Will bs swaraed
for the quantities sd to thu lowest responsibie
Ddter up " he time Of OF iening
IN. right b isseiv.d u accept III or any 1T OF
spy Did.
f.oposais seQsld t. endrrysd /" Proposals for Hay
~ Osu, or Wo.d," as N. css, may b., sna ed.
Coz 10 sepafsls suvslopts
,,u, a., A., n 3uIgus NC eALLs:
Rep a If
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DROPOsALs FOs. FLOUR.

Sealed ropo.als are invited till tbs 1T dav OF
Oototer, 1862 u 8 o'cloIk n, for iurnishing ths
ubi. enos Departmsrt wi 10000 Barrss Of
BIS will bs received for what Il known ss No /,
No q ard No 0.
Tho number Of barrels Of each kind should BE-
dihineuy etstsd, nd the priee proposed for each
grade.
The quantity Of Flour required will bs about 500
barrels daily delivered nee o, the G,vernmeut
Warehouses in Georgstown or at the Rel. .ai Depot
Ut Warrington.
The usuai 0ovsrnms t tasrsotion will bs mads
J ut btfJr the Elou- u rece Ted
The barrels to be b, ad-li ed.
Bit will be accompanied by oa' Of all2g, ancs
and be directed TO Col A. DECKWITH, 4. u o..
Sna y, U A., Al Warrington, d O., snd en-
dofsld Proposals. for Flour SeplS
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GOVERNMENT ADvTS.
DECISION OFEIun,, JUss o, lsel.

pEHsIoH OEEiyh;, JH.E g, iseI; I,,o,,,
Application having been made under the got OF SD
june, $780, for the feisede Of the land Wairane a.
ssfbed herein, which are alleged 10 have been lost
o. destroyed, octoe q hereby syen that, Ct the date
following the description Of each warrant, new
ssra6sa Of like tenor viii be issued, U novslM OBJ
jeotion shoald then appear.
No OF 7oo, for 1eo sores, lAot Of 1lth February,
1917 In favor Of Edws,j Martin, Of Capt. Browns
oompany, battalion Of Mormon volunteer, In up
war with Hexioo-October 81, 1909
No ioo 40, Tor 100 aorss issued under tha sc, o.
March, 1855, In the name Of Abigail JOY, former
wiuow of Christopher ant, aad wis granted March
/, lsoz--Ootobef II, 1862.
No, sooa7, for 100 acrso, is.reh under tho act Of
March, 1900, In the harne Of An Barrett. and VIZ
granted May 10, lSes-octobcr IL, 1863
No 70, ,l2S for l60 acres, t-sued under tho a0t o,
March, 1886, 10 the .iameof John Benjamin and wsy
grant December IS, Is 5,7--Octobor II, 1852.
No. 7o,02e, for 10 acres, Issued undcr the sot Of
Me- b, 1866, n the name Of Zalm0n Kt ndall, and
WHs granted MAY 8. 18iN---Ootober 90, 1se2
No co. a16i, for 100 scrcs, Issued under the act Of
d .fch, less, IA the name Of Raohel, widow oi
Thomss Meredith, sd WIS granted Maich 2, 1850
December 0, 1862.
sCSGPh a. BARREIl,
CUnmiadonsy.
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DROPUsALs FOa PAPER,
N VI DsrAsrurhr,
Bureau Of Proristoas ana ,',oiAts,0.

N VT DEPARTMENT,
Bureau q Proristons ana ,NotAts,o,
Septtm0ur El, lsi9
PROPOSALS (ssaled and endofs :. Pr po,als
for kspsr'I wi be rece,' cd at this Bureau until
uoon IN the aoth day OF October uext for ur, ifh-
log snd dsltve'i 9 It tire n IVY Y .rd 1 Brookl m,
New York, thr . hu drsd cams Of paper win ths
feams.
The psp.r to b. white, lSk inches BY lex inehss
oeE; 10 BE- stop rulrd, saVinE one /. On mslain %
each pags, back and front; 70 os ruL "a lines On
es,n page. with one incn n, tgis Ut to and botton.
Sample o. qaAhfy snd sifs 4 tbs paper may BE-
seen 1t tho ofse Of the In Pee o. In Oh ,ss The
Navy Var In Charlestowp, Mas.achcsetts; Brook
Iyn, New York; Ph,lAdslphis, Penns, ls.nia; aud
st thls Bd'esu. tep 2t-laWAw
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u NV rORH BUUla & s.
Law, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING

NrOzuE B71.LS BUsEEkay NOTES yk0O7IiTEL
Pno1Earlp EorE. AID DRsl1xp AoooUSTs
Bou0sr AND CoiiHcrrD.
,TOOK8 AND BONDS BOUGHT AND sOLp
EXCLUsIvELY ON COMMISSION.
sN00vERNNEE7 CLAIMS BOU0A1."Ea
by g. z. HOUSE,
Counsellos At law,
Is Nassau Street, New Yo:k
~ tn ysz,t IL Ia Sais asd DrfAd saas Cow-,
Aav,ne 9-abs sDpt
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I ROE a Il N y II P,. ATn >.
NAvI DxrAnrxyEr,

rHENAvY pErXRfT ENT y viii. uni. IT, The bses IT,,
Of OIt0bef receive prOpoai, ior the delivery oi
f"e Iron Arm = and Deck Plating for vesse build.
nampshire Bc.ton, New Y. IL, aud Phisdslphis-
The bide Plating to be in tive h,cknessss OF plAtss
not less thaa ons inch in thickness each and tho
Deck Plating In two thtckne,tos, hires quarters OF
IN inch each; tba Plates to bs tr,mme~ TO hap but
the bending and runvhl g ,he les will CO d0us hy
tbs 6oyel Lment ut The ERyy ya'd
The pasc- arc to confirm POness'ly to those uaah
~ the vessels Of thr ciss- OF ths "Mouitos," now
building for tnu Govern ntlt
Upon aprl!. .ton l.. CommanGaut OF O. iah Of
the yards named, tho quantities, dune nbicn and
tained.
The proposals. will BE- addressed to the Navy D.
par ment and endorsed On the outsi 40 % Propoos,s
for Iron Armor Plate-," thai they may De dittin
guished from other letters Isep i0--IswtOet lE