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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-20

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CAUTION AS there are dealers who take ad-
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Address
WIN. B. HURD 4 CO., Tribune Buildings
Eew York.
Jan. 81, 1853.
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CABINET EMPORIU M
Ga x II O REEa

NABINET-MAKER-would respectfully
" announce to the public that he has fitted up
a SHOP on Cherry street, near the Episcopal
Church, and nearly opposite the residence of C.
Kratzer, Esq, where he intends to carry on the
Cabinet making business in its different branch
cs. Having served n regular apprenticeship to
the business, and worked as a Journeyman over
six years, besides carrying on n shop for tire
years, he fattcrs himself that he can render sat
]islaction to those who ma y favor him with thei
Gust ON. Having located in CIearfeld borough,
he solicits a share Of patronage, and it shall ever
be his object to make to order neat and substan-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-20
The Bt.i wott ot CONFUSING Agent.
HARpERs riUtUbAL HISTORY
TIE GREAT EBELLION
tN
THE UNITED STATES

M EgsNs HAhrrn A Bnorntbs have CON
History Of the Great Rebellion In The Uni-
ted states. The worn has seon for many months
iu course Of preparation, by a writer every way
qualified for the task.
The INTRODUCTION contains q clebr and sue
cinct account of tho formation Of the Conledoru-
cy Of the Statos the formation and adoption Of
the Constitution Of the United Slater, and tho e.
adjustment of the National Go, crnment the or
q In, development and progress Of the doctrines
Of Notification and Secession, aud the various
phases which they assumed until their final cul.
mination In the Grcat Rebellion.
The HisroBY comprises q full account, drawn
from the most authentic sources, Of all the Events
Of the War the intriguos Of the Southern leaders
Mt home aud abroad tho gradual detection ofono
section the great Uprising Of the People for tho
maintenance Of National Life and Existence the
rapid creation Of an i'm mcnsc Army and Navy
and tho Battles by land and sea,
The I"LLUsTRATIONs comprise Portraits Of all
these who have borne q prominent part in the
struggle Maps of the different localities Plans
Of the leading actions Views Of every scene OF
interest, and Of the most important Battles. These
Illustrations are mostly from drawings taken on
the spot by artists deputed for that purpose to nc
company every division Of our Army and Navy.
Every facility NJ the command of tho publishers
has been employed in the preparation and 0Xecu-
ton of this work and they confidently believe
that il will form the most trustworthy and valua-
BILE history viii h can be prepared of the Great
Struggle for the American Union,
Mode and Terms of Publication.
The work will be issued in Numbers, each con-
sisting Of Twenty-iour Pages Of the size of "H0r-
.pers Weekly" printed from clear type, upon fine
paper, and will probably be completed IN about
Twenty Numbers.
The numbers will be issued at intervals, il pos
sib'e, ofabout three or four weeks.
The Price of each Number, which contains
matter equivalent to an ordinary volume, will be
Twenty-Five Cents.
The Illustrations in each Number are alone
worth the price asked. Men out of employment,
especially
SICK OR DISABLED SOLDIERS
can find no other work so sure of ready sale and
good profits.
For further particulars apply to the Publishers,
HARPER d BROTHERS,
Franklin Square, New York.
De. II, 1866
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RENEW THEIR CLUBS.

We shall also take it as an especial favor If
our presen t subscribers will urge upon their
.neighbors the fact that the Patriot d Union" is
the only Democratic paper publish ed in Harris
burg, and considering the large amount Of read
ing matter, embracing all the current news of
the day, and
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-20
COFFINS.
THE MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,
The Perfection Of Mechanism,

DEING A HUNTING AND OpES FACE, OR LADY's
ID OR GB~STLEMAN's WATCH CoMBI SED.
ono Of the p]rettiest, most convenient, and de
cidedly the best and cheapest timepiecc for gen
cral and reliable use, ever offered. II has with
in it and connected with its machinery, its own
winding attachment, rendering a key entirely
unnecessary. The cases Of this Watch are com
posed of two metals, the outer one being fno lG
carat gold. 1t has the improved ruby action le-
yer movement, and is warranted an accurate
timcpi4ce. Price, supurbly engraved, per case Of
a half dozen, $2O4 90. Sample Watches,in neat
morocco boxes, for those proposing to buy at
wholesale, SIS, sent by express, with bill paya-
BILE on delivery. Soldi ers must remit payment in
advance, as we cannot collect from those in the
Army. Address
HUBBARD BROS. 4 CO., SOLE IMPORTERS,
Cor. Nassau d John Sts,, New York.
Jan. 81, lS63.-6w.
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WEEKLY PATRIOT And UNION.
[PtJH8dea every Tiursday.l

INJNSHed every Thursday.
Single copy one year, in advance = $500
Ten copies to one address = e. 1900
Subscriptions may at any time. PAY
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. We are obliged to
make this imperative, in every instance the cash
must accompany the subscription. Any person
sending us a club Of twenty subscribers t, the
Weekly will be entitled to a copy for his services
The price even at the advanced rate, is so low
that we cannot offer greater inducements than
this. Additions may be made at any time to a
club Of subscribers by renting one dollar and
fifty ceuts fer each additional name. It is not
nece ssary to send us the names of those c%onstitu-
ting a club, as we cannot undertake to address
each paper TO club subscribers separately. Spec
linen copies Of the Weekly will be sent to all who
desire il. o. BARRETT d CO.,
March is, 1863. Harrisburg, Pa.
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%rf,UspEUtua|
on
ssNpunds ANep,
A National Democratic M
~ b. ppbhsted Dait and WI
W Piiira, blia. IA
A. J gLO93BRENNTu
r%RuspEUtua

10 WIN ~ 4
"THE AaE' wilt advocate ~
policy Of the Democrats parts. N
ioro necessarily favor the ~fsstofatla
or ~ IVES, and defend the Constitu,l
ted Ftntos, and that Of this Comma
II will freely and iairly d~iscu,.
SUBJECTS Of newspaper comment, /
course, and pre.tminenty at thi.]
tions connected with the eaistins
dition of our country.
II will fearle,sly criucise the puh
lie servants, and defend the levd
tional rights Of individual oitilen1
eign States, against assaults from }
twill GEEK to awaken the mind
TO a proper sen 70 Of the actual n
Republic-to present TO them,
fearful perils In which we stand J
exhibit the magnitude Of the lnsk|
them, ifthey would cheek our doy1
and to inspire them with pa,rid
tiou TO apply THE REMEDY for our !
In brief, 1t will, in all things, !
faithful exponent Of Democratic
to render itself worthy to be au
Democratic party, under whosd
country p%rospered 50 long audi
restoration Of that party-tho paI
sTlTUTIoN and the UNIoS-to pox|
lative and eEeouiga goyerans,l
ths States and Of the Onion, we
cessnry to avert anarchy, and III
the Republic. To contribute 70 |
will be our highest ain.
The News, Literary, Commerd
departments, will receive due att@
be so conducted as TO make "THI
Of the support Of the general read
Us. The many difficulties now
enterprise Of the magnitulb Of Id
undersigned ars engaged, rcquird
30 the public for a generous supd
for "TuE AGE' a liberal patronad
circulation.
The present state Of the prepd
monts warrants the eKpoctatiod
number Of the Daily will appear|
Of the present month, (Febuad
Weekly will be issued soon thered
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Coal! Coal!

TINHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
4 citizens Of Cloarfeld and vicinity that he is
aoN prepared to supply the very best quality of
COAL at the shortest notice, The arrangement
is designed to be permanent, and a full supply
will always be kept on hand.
PRICE, cents ut the Bank.
! cents delivered.
Gs~For the public convenience, Orders for
Coal will be given at KratZer's storo.
JOHN FEENEY.
Clearfeld, April s, lsG3.-Om.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-20

French Bedsteads
and Common and
French Posts
Cottage, Jen,
ny LIND, G
all other
kind of
B D STE DIS,

with Tcckner's Patent
fastonings-and Gard
nor's Patent Spring Bed
steads. BUREAUS Of
different kinds. SIDE
BOARDS. Wardrobes,
Book leases, Parlor and
Centre Table, Break
fast and Dining tables
the latest improved
Extension Tables. Hat
Was stands, Toi-
let and Work stands,
and every other kind of
furniture in his line.
GJ Maple, Cherry, P
every other suitable lum
change for furniture, c
Lumber
n. B,-COffns Of the
on short notice. Fune.
desirable. Clear
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CLEARFIELD STONE WARE P0TTRRy..

wCLEARFIELD STONE WARE POTTERY.
Thankful for past fayors and solicitious Of fu.
ture patronage. l would respectfully announce
that have on hand again, and viii constantly
keep at the Pottery in this borough, on the cor
ner Il short distance east Of the Methodist Church
a large stock Of Crockery, such as Cream crooks,
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove pipe casing
dc. de-; and also an extensive assortment Of
different sizes and patterns of brackets and
r]osettes for cornice on houses. and other moul.
dings.
Any mouldings not on hand will he made TO
order on short notice. Also Ere brick made
and kept for sale.
,%S~A liberal reduction on prices made K
wholesale dealers. z. LEITZTNGER.
clearaeld, may 23, 1S61.-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-20

LIVERY man that has read al
H. past history Of this WAR I'd
10 the conclusion that the Conf
ment would be broken down. 1t
ton Of time. But now we have \
Gus soul stirring news to cheer
only drawback to our joy and Il
imminent danger of the Contr
North to "eat out our substance
eur shoes! But of one .hiug.lJ
1eld county may BE- assured, ID
FRANK SH0RT-ior short cal
selling Boots d shoes as che \
man in the county and If YOU
just give him q call on court-Wees
time, ard see for yourselves. Il
mind the public that his shop ID
street, in Shaw's Row-where VI
just as Short as usual-if not a |
, QAsH than he would like to bo.
All kinds Of work on hands I'd
on short notice, and as well'madol
as can be "skeered" up here or IL
VA Don't forget the shop-oi
in Shaw's Row, directly oppoi
Swoope's office.
Clearfeld, June IL, 1862.
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Newspaper PuDIlshe(
in the State

There is scarcely a village or town in the State
in which a club cannot be raised if the proper
%eXertion be made, and surely there are few places
in which one or moro energetic men cannot be
found who are in favor Of the dissemination of
sou nd Democratic doctrines. who would be will
ling to make the effort to raise a club.
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TERMS.

DAILY WI
Per Rpnum, SO GO Per ann
Six Months, 90 Six "a
Three MOntnL ! 50 1hrsa
Copies delivered at 10 oopie
the counter and to 20 "
Agents 4 CARR ers Gets 80
m" Payment required invarial
Address. A. j. GL0SSBRENN
Fob. 2, 1858. 43O Chestnut It,
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lie will also furnish
Ito order Hair, Husk, and
Hair and Cotton NAT
sTRESSES. The above
and many other
articles, will be made to
order for customers, on
short notice, cheap for
Cash, or exchanged for
approved country pro-
duce. Don't forget the
.|place, as / am determin-
ed to furnish all articles
at the most reasonable
rates.
Pine, LinwoOd and
der, will be taken in eX-
ash will also be paid for
b. X. SH0PE.
attest style made to order
rails attended whenever
field, Pa, Feb. II, '63.
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ist ~ tttAilrns . tusrs ,i
=, 0,,s.s.', . a T 5. % @,a ,' s'ii
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T 6 r M :

DAILY PATRIOT AND UNION.
Single copies for one year, in advance = $500
do do during sess. of Leg're 200
Copies supplied to agents at the rate Of $3.50
per nundrn6.
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Topographic Dispatches

From everywhere up to the moment the paper
goes to press, political, miscellaneous, general
and local news, market reports, is decidedly the
Il- NJ n-II.-I-l
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1iiF 0|REpUBLlCANN
COUNTY DIRECTORY
linn M iInihlnn i.nnil

Second Monday ti2ihl on j%auoaty,
Third Monday liGthl OF March,
Third Monday 10th Of june
Fourth Monday f2sthl or September
IN each year, and continue two weeks " ne
spafofy.
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. NhltcOmD d con- woodward Twp ~ w
&s~The Appeal will DO held at tho County
Commissioners Office, on Tuesday the 18th Of
Jay, 1853, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a.
s.. and 4 o'clock, p. n.
F. +. C0UTERET,
May 0, 1863, Mercantile Appraiser.
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DeplsrableI ssa.e d, ,Afi.ir. 4. rexa,,

.FASxrTKyILLE,r Ark, March l7.-An In ,sl.
lieent gentleman from Texas represents the
Iebeis in that State as In . most depiorahIe
Consistency, and large party are tryins 10
raise the ..Lone Star,r while colonies are being
made mp to 20 to Mexico.
70 "A prominent rebel o6acer who came 10 this
place with flag Of truce also expressed the
opinion that should .he cause Of The South faiL
fhey will retire into Mexico and establish a re-
public under French protection Y"
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FEMALz COLLEGE, .,x,.,.... -, :, .. =, !. :.

Ihis Institute is pleasantly locate on the Deia-
been in successful eperstion for more than ten
yeArs, snd s one OF the n ost aourishing institu.
,sIecial attention il paid 70 the Common and
aisner orsnehee Of nglsh, and superior sdvsn-
Drawing, Painting french and Latin are taushi
psrsons coming from the South can lesss Wai-
naf street wharf Philada-, at Q. N. and 2, g. ~
md D. N. Fer catalogues address = = -. =
Ksv.y1HS d. BRAKELET, A, NJ.
References in Wsshin gton .Hon. J c. Tep Eyfe.
senate; Hon ,. N. l. stfatton, House 81 Rspresen1
Scx, Treasury DepArtmeat; W II. Van North Wiok.
pssSstment Of the Interior; 8. J. Groot, u. d.
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= -MARYLASD GoNFERIECE METHODIST Pro-
IEsIAST CHURCH.-festerday the COMMITTEES
on missions made report in favor of contin-
ning certaih missions, among them Eas. and
west w Washington Missions, which was adopt-
cd lesolatlen WAS adopted declaring that
the General Conference should be convened
not later than the second Wednesday Of Octo-
per. RESOLUTIONS requesting the ministers to
preach on the first Sunday in May sermons ON
lntemperance, and condenlning the practice of
reading sermons resolution Changing the
name Of the committee ON orders TO the faculty
OF instruction, and appsinting Rev. III. p. Jor.
oon eommibee te apply TO the next Legisla-
inTe Tor charter for the Methodist Protestant
college OF Theoiogy, was adopted. =
Inc appointments for the ensuing year were
announced by the President, Rev. J. K Nleh
OILS. Among them are the following :-Georee-
town Station. ID. Evans Reese; Ninth stree :.
washington, Z J. Drinkhouse; Hast Washing,
ton Mission, w. W.. Reese; West Washing.
Strayer. - - - ' -"
The Conference adjoarned to meet on the
second Wednesday in March next al Broad
way Mission, Baitimere. - .
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. A Newspaper Once Dem.ii,h.d. 4

IEDIANAPoLIs, March Io.-Eight hundred
paroied Union prisoners, en- route for Chicago.
were detained At Richmond. Ind. -iasf nivh,
and While there completely demolished TIE OF
nee OF the Jehersonfan, anti. war sheet They
aTrfved mere tonight, and threatened the SEN
guard TO prevent dissurbaDce.TrT--- = = :,
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sFcxrrxss Mosror, Marsh is. 1Ihe ssesnpeer. AM .
" Bashington, Win 3se prisoner{ moslv eScs
y = nss @ oe seet vtshir The rs6st sisa
Col; LUDLOW len hire Tor CITY Point at an
early hour this morning, ON board thr xtnsruer
Henry B1rdensd yidBI5-sT tIIa D. {. 90 = :
axne government dispatch steamer Union.
VSpt. Conroy, arrived In Hampton Roads this
She touched At Pensacola, Key West and HiI-
TON Head, bringing thence about IO6 sick and
discharged eesmen, and dispatches for the row
ernmentiwhic wece forwarded 10 washinr. >
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Death Of an Editor

P1rTsBrRG, Msrch 16.-Reece @. Fleason.
one OF the editors of the Dispatch died this
morning after protracted Illness Mr. Flea.
son had been connected with the Dispatch for
niteen years. and with the Pittsbnr press 4
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The Privaaeer FIsriia

r NEW YORK, March as.lThe pri yateer P,ori6s
coaled at Barbadoes on the 2ith ult leaving on
the 18th. Admiral Wilkes knew of her where
abouts before leaving St Thomas - = :
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Arrivai Of the s,eam., man, I, b., :,

NEW York, March THE steamer cham
pion, from Aspinwall on the 'sth inst. has
arrived with few passengers and quarter Of
million dollars in gold. fz,s~ sf' :. T-r =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

z Launch of a New Gunboat
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE gunbeat Sham.
rock was launched to-day. - n T,sl a :
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pRoP0sALs FOR CARPETS AND OFFICE

oUARfERNAsrER GTsERLL's OFyIoE
Wasktasfoa, Fe6rrar, "a, 1855
PROPOSALS viii be reoeiyed &C this 0epsrtment
furnishing the following articles for the Of the
euarternaster Generals DepAT tment, viz
..-. CARPETIHG. -
seyen h1rdred cfeol yards, more or less Of In
grain Carpeting. Of the best quality, sam ples Of
which must accompany the offer. The price per
square yard 70 include akipx, binding and fitting
70 each room. and putting down the same com plete
" IN ne best manner. neasuIemsnt to be made on
The hoor, and pay ment made for quantities th "a
ssoertained. the rooms 70 be csrpetsd can be seen
sy calling at this once T0-7'- : = :. = : :
OFFICE CHAIRS Hs .lp-
One hundred and twenty ll9J Oak Chairs, cane
Sat, sample OF WI ich can be seen at this Office.
The whole to be mpleted within two weeks from
the time sf signing the Agreement. The price for
seh @ chair to Include the delivery Of the same at
By erdsr Of the oua-.srms,ter General. fen. ID
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ga man named T.,J. Norris was attached
ON m ost unproyoked manner, in a saloon in
New York, recently, by another man named
Sagan ne nearly severed three Of Norris
nnEers from his left hand al the first pass and
Sxfterwaru stabbed him about the throat and
: face, digging out his victims right eve The
assassin was taken 10 the Tombs, and the VIC
tim 10 the Hospital wZH
F-------4--------- = .-- - ~ a q
- The pnpiis at the religious seminary or
orleans, France performed one evening latsiy,
sians, by EschyiuE, for the benefit OF ,ne sijs.
Ietsed cetton veevers. The performance " as
attended an. Sy al ns slyil and military
Simon Csmache, theyshezuplfan Co,spf
at New York, is out IN . eacd denying The
charge RreierTed by fhs Hav ana correspondents
% ,ns osk 91esses that he. As CORES
able tothe Rebels thanito the Federal cause 7
~Three companies or the New Hampshire
Second regimenta whieh has s5nsf gene hssae
sne seat Of e garrison the for. q
y %o one serseant who tpEned ont to salute Gan.
s0At Louisxil,s,lasat rseek. NE hoes6eaa of
the w'cropof tobacco was sold at the eItra.,
lars per hundred pound the horshsaS si SrIns. me.
ing S1,6U4sS0, lIG G go gE[rt,Is CL'TA 1T9
- some parties in carnden, N. y. last rsar
pianted & nearly sikhteen acres OF . far1n near.
fte1-h Nttu topoCcO. Iuef Tekult naS been
highly sahsfacsory-- 10000 pounds Of tobacco
having been gathered. as.i assiI 81 3-isff 9ff ID
~ A deaf and dumb man named John MIR,
phy, mas been held 70 bail In Chicago on a
enarge OF robbery. He is said to be an accom-.
pllshed Thief, and those who know say that his
aniicfion n only pretended. as., ''i'lIl- y "a
~ OF the ministers 70 England since the for. 4
m aiion Of the government New York has had s. =
Massaehusetts 5 iPennsylyania q, Vireinia a
MaryiaDdA New Jersey J, and South Caro-,
10
? ~lThe General Buell. Court Of. Inouirx. .,t.,
ting ~ Ofneinnati, has been inter- q upted In IN
proceedines by difference among s6yne ~ The Z
the evidence. sseisI - - ~e''s " !
- Sherrard Clemens was peited with = rot.
zen egg while speaking st meeting In Middle.
poorne, Tyier eonnty, Va, against the ifonnas
uon OF the new State gotenment.l = lssS
y A rumor that .Conmander, Renshav Is I
not dead, was circulating in New Orleans, \
was brought by Galveston prisoners Whc de-
ciare tney had seen him I'm thai city. .s-sasf)
- bill has been introduced into the PENN
syiyanm Legislature providing for the support
ny tne state OF superannuated md worn ont
@Mr Labar. member OF the PennsyivaRsa
Legislature, from his place in the Honee, has
denc1nced that body - guilty Of the vtlest
corruption
Nsome theavy nrms IN Boeton have cen.
uactad for S,eoc tons of ice In New England.
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pRoP osALs FOR wooD.3

At1ofkorters, Dydrtn1ngs 0 WdshiRSto1.
: QFce Of C&iQ Qxasnnsasfsy,
PROPOSALS are invited for farsishinS Wool -
ne troops In and around the Forts hereinafter
epecnsd ft m parties owning wood or vood lands
N the v1eltiy Of the same, via Horts 4thau AZ
len, Bennstt, DeKsfb. Oorcoran, Hsgeerfy, Wood-
bury Cas-. Tillinshast, and Marcy, on tke tsouth
side OF the Potomse. near Chain Bridge -. = q
n2Posas p es made In the folloWins manner,
ss. si5s IGs wood :tssssx. !. Ain . pric. per cord
Third For wood elt and corded ON the sroand
fropo ah must spscify the locality, kisd, qwasti-
propos.Is win be received under this advertise
nspt Tor the AMOUNT OF wood required.
rreSsen VII be revived q any time MP to
Essh bidder must attach his FUN name and Post
cnee address 70 his bid. and the names Of al the
sss sss interested in the proposal must APPEAR in
As eets Of aIksissrs 20 lie Goreynr,es, of ths
lallsd States 1tsd ompany sueA Did. ~ :
BIDS VII be opened from time to time, and con-
traets or purchases made - the wood may be re-
The right is reserved to accept al or any part Of
Proposal. sheuld be endorsed, - Proposals. for
Wood % and addressed to f'i y = : : =
ffsT ELIAS NJ. CREME
Lieut. Colonel Chief Qnarte.mAster
10 IL I'm Department Of Washington,