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, 1863-01-09
Military Movements in Cana iI:a. .

Military Movements in Cam i1:t.
We find the following in the Cincinnati
EnQ"ircs-pot good authority on any subject
of the eath ult., and give 1t for What 1t is
worth:
tied Canada, informs us that the British gov
ernment hare, during TIC past summer, sent
to Quebec arms. cannon and equipments for
100000 men. Every detail for large force
III the field has been attended to.
The cannon Of small calibre i'll the
Quebec, have been removed. and Armstrong
guns of the largest ca1lbre put in their
place. About the time Of the Trent affair,
when considerable bodies Of troops were sent
to Canada from England, commission Of
naval officers WAS sunt over 10 examine and
the lakes. They recommended that sixty
strong iron-clad gunboass should be built,
such as could pass the locks thrnugh tile Ca
nails from the 81. Lawrence into the lakes. By
tue treaty with England and the United
States neither power is Il have more than one
carry only one gun, the vessels intended only
for revenue purposes. But England has pre-
pared quietly, and has NOW, lying in the
| Island Of Bermuda, all the materials ready
to put forty iroi,-ch.d gunboats together
| forthwith, suitable for service On our
ments, as well as the other materials fur
these vessels, hare been sent for this
purpose during the past year to their naval
| naval station in Bermuda, and could be pu.
| together there and sent into our service on
| spring, on the st. Lawrence. English officers
in Canada say that 100000 regular British
troops could be sent to Canada very soon by
sending volunteers and militia to garrison
forts in their colonies, and that Arrangements
viii be made by the Ganaaian n, fas1ia%ent az the
when necessary. This was objected to LAST
winter; but the objection arose from politica
| considerations, which have been arranged, thu
home government agreeing to pay the volu:l
teers, etc. This information, if true. is i'm
| portant, and it comes through respectable
source. It behooyes Our government to Civ
attention to It.
, 1863-01-09

New York Factory, IS Dowery.
my1sr3S-1y Chicago Post br1cc nox Isl
, 1863-01-09
Rev. AEcnry Clay Dean us a
Sueuk.

lftoH1 Inc Jcs MONIES States kElss, 3D.
Our readers will probably remember IN ar
ticle going the rounds Of the Tory papers,
charging lhata squad Of Missouri militia made
raid into Southern Iowa, and committed
many atrocious deeds against the peace and
personal security Of 1own citizens. The Kco-
that the article was written by the Rev. &.
Clay Dean, who, ut the time Of the alleged
outragcs, was down in that part Of the State.
The Rrpuhican has received a communication
from Isaac Nelson, Jonathan Nelson. and other
good men who reside in the ncighborhood
wherein the troubles occurred, which declares
the aforesaid article to be eolorcd and distort-
ed, and miserably false. The communication
states tlat Henry c. Dean, SO soon as lie saw
the militia. coming. hid himself In the out
house on the premises Of: Jonathan Nelson.
He was fearful TINT Mr. Nelson would report
10 the soldiers certain language which he
{Dean) llad just been using. to Nelson, and
which, if communicated to the soldiers, was
likely to bring the reverend scamp into diff
Guilty, Tic begged Nelson not to inform the
militia Captain anything about his presence
Or his language, and retired to the out',ouse,
shaking with mortal terror.
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sharo the fortunes Of the enterprise. Tho
President received the delegation with much
cordinlity, heartily acknowledging the indebt-
edness Of the country to the stable and stcad-
Est loyalty of the German people, referring
with manly sympathy to their numbers and
sacrifices in the field and he assured the del
egatlon that Mr.. Tiaycr's plan for Florida
colonization had received the earnest aud cor
dial attention Of himself and Cabinet, and
that while recent military events had forced
the postponenlent Of this enterprise for the
time, BY demanding the entire attention and
power Of the government elsewhere, ret he
trusted that the delay wns but for u few days.
The Germans retired greatly pleased with the
interview. ;'
, 1863-01-09

1aPoRTAST OPERATIONS ON THE CoAsT.-
There is no lon=er any necessity for conceal
ing the fact that the iron clads which 1nyste.
riously disappeared some time since, were
dispatched to Wilmington, North Carolina,
with tho object Of cutting the Important line
Of railroad which connects Charleston aud
Richmond. This done, II can do the rebels
no good to learn that Charleston will soon be
made the recipient Of that tardy justice which
has so long been her due; and thus will be
developed another Of those voluminous CO.
operative movements, the success or failure
Of which is likely to determine the result Of
the wur,
, 1863-01-09

TIE NEW YoRK POLICE COMMISSIONERS
It was rumored in New York on Saturday, that
Gov. Seymour had gone SO far as to infor-
ma1ly designate partisan Police Commission
ers, and the removal Of the present Board
was predetermined before. an investigation,
and even before lc had been inaugurated. The
occasion Of each haste is said to be to avoid
the necessity Of sending the new names to
tile Senate,
, 1863-01-09

A young belle In Washington, smittea
with Russian officer, an adventure Of the
few weeks she repcnts at leisure, and claims
agatnst him for assault and battery. Button
on the brain' is the 1nalady Of young ladies'
Tho stories about Mr sewara's heavy
drinkiug-so rife last year-are declared TO
ow out q the et That ,s ne , drinks sy
tic and goblet. All:
AT Richmond, 3d. Confederate notes be-
Ing the STANDARD, gold was S1.90as95 silver
ssC0aSO0, Virginia md North Carolina bank
notes 81 .25a1 50; wheat 81. Goal. 10, corn meal
$3.50, flour sa0.coa225 90, bacon 7uc, coffee
fS75 per pound, sugar 99c, molasscs $4.75 per
gallon, salt &C per pound, butter$l e, cheese
$3.50 per bushel, apples $l5.Qoa16. co per brl.
, 1863-01-09
Gen. II. r.. Erittcndeu,

The following is the finding Of the Court Of
Inquiry. recently held ut Nashville, on the
case Of Gcn. 7, 7. Crittcnden for the surrender
Of Murfreesboro, on the 1ath Of July last:
We, therefore, are Of the opinion, from the
eyidcncc, that Brig. Gen. I. I. Crittenden did
all that should be expected Of yigilant com.
n,ailder from the time lie took command until
the surrender. We find no evidence which
impugns lis skill or courage.
On The contrary, he was very active On the
day before tho attack, up to 9 O'clock p. H.,
in obtaining Information and placing the post
iu Il proper state uf defense. Although it may
bc said That Ae should have immediately con
centrated his forces, and that any delay in SO
doing was dangerous, yet We find an ample
apology for the delay In these facts: That he
was ali entire stranger in the place and coun-
try, md that he was assured By Col. Lester,
who had preceded him i'll the command two
months, that there was no danger Of IN attack,
and that no enemy Of importance was nearer
than Chattanooga.
, 1863-01-09
''fnilrnuDs.
1853- ,fTHEI 1861
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL T.. Il
325 miles Double Track.

In order to keep pace With the desn% the trare,
In. rub:ic the anagers Of this popular rou|o haru
nded many improvements during the year lYsl a.td
With Is sqpnee11o1s Il VIII Be found II an respects
, 1863-01-09

THE MISSION OF T. BUTLER K1SG.-A Mo-
bile dispatch states TINT T. Butler King las
returned from Europe and reported to the
Georgia Legislature the result Of his labors
to secure direct trade between Europe and
the Southern ports. &c alleges that he was
quite successful in France, and succeeded in
p,evniling on the government to changea pro-
posed bounty for a line between New York
and 14nyrc In favor of similar one between
Savannah and EnTrc.
, 1863-01-09
Movement by
I4oyul Germans.

.EsrzaiHcyyOrtlly Movement by
14oyul Germans.
Washington Dispatch to the N. T. Tribune, 8th.1
4 numerous delegation Of Germans, repre-:
scnting nine States Of the Union, with John
Bcttman of Washington rs their Chairman,
to-day waited on the President at the Execu-
tive mansion, with a loyal aud highly patriotic
address, congratula.ing the President upon
inst; referring with lauaablc pride to tic
loyalty and patriotism Of the German citi:
zcns during this rebellion, and plcdging the
same fea1ty in a1l tho future, whatever for
tune 1t may unfold, and especially commend
ing to the attention Of The President, Hon. Ell
ton Of F1orida, stating that thousands Of
German citizens were ready ind anxious to
, 1863-01-09
HFFICE OF THE CHICAGO g.
A{ MILWAUKEE RAILROAD CnSfPAHy

CHICAGO, January 9Th, 1853.
Tho ANNUAL MEETING fthe Stockholders ofthe
Chicago ard Milwaukee Railroad Company wifi be
held In Cfcsgo. st the office Of the Company. corner
Of Lake and Clark streets. on TUESDAY. February
1oth 1853 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for tho Election ofDlec
tors and the transaction Of such other bnaIneAs as may
be presented. A. S. DOWNS,
jn1yfCG-ta Secretary.
, 1863-01-09
FOUNDRY FOR SALE AT
Port Stanley, Canada West.

Comprising cxtenslvc Machine Shops MouldiaI.room
and eJthlnE necessary for carrying on nouHahnE
6ueincss Ia the nanutacturr. chiefly Of Agricultural
ready and pEoGt*bls sale. Tbs rressea machinery,
0e Arc n tho best Of order and Will be sold on very
reasonable terms.
forfusther particulars Apply 70
nn.-- I.G, HARPER,
oC3aFsS%Weod L0nGuu, c&uadA West.
, 1863-01-09

.T.T.T1NOIS

.TILlNOIS CENI{AL 1RAiI-
L rOSn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SvrKRI1rENDSxEA
0yr1cs. CHIcago Deennhers!ta. 1ssa-Sostsn nG;eS
fvpiTen TINT 1yfAnEemcuts havo heen made W ~
fhrs fydc Park iain" VIII not b. dtseoptans1 @ @ IN
fne 3st last AcE that date tho tIstn y W .e " w1 30
sdopted Fur information, apply e N.e o.aoS ~ 3
9sasE1 9 sx TssssnseS AseGWS E. aEIHtl:. Gsa. saat
, 1863-01-09
GLAD NEWS FOR THE UN
~ FORTUNATE.
The Long Sought for Discovered at Last.
Cherokee Inj cotton!

co.-roEICcd from Roots. uatks and Leaves -
- il" frsl In the form Of delicious syrnr- The
Etsrd Ii ahcalf'sE soothing. and cmoinenl i'cc1o'
gtnpTEnE all lsca1dirg lieat and Improper alseaatEe'
~ 1le TWO medicines comb2ed being complete.
aud needing no other cdc'-" to cnEc the ost opst.'
nEtt ea-e Of acute CT chros: .asc ana Is eSpee.ahy
1,rot,cnde iii thoFe eascA OF laof Aipuatof utes
II; ;ua.cs> When all tie old nauscous preparations
1,yc f,,cd
~--,e, n1ensra.Ious nrc mol on1r AZ good a. other
,,rt,,ntx ,t-r ruEr .rY Ar 1,1rrER I'll IN ruzrEsr
1r the ,nlr reason tat these never fall to cure In
r 49,. - rr,,x d,-- .rht,o vi, otr,c-. In f.,1 In
, 1863-01-09

Subscriptions received At PAR In
Or Notes and Cheeks of Hanks ut In rhi1adclrha.
SnfscFthc.D will receive prompt attention and cyery
1acty and explanation viii be afforded on application
at tad6 once.
mediate delivery. JAY COOKE,
Subscription Ageat.
Ii: GAGE, E.q.. Cashier of the Merchants Loan
Mceers. ". T. COOLNACGH& 4 CO, bankers. will fur
nsh the above bonds and eresJ facty 10 subscrbers
In Chicago nnd vicinity,
del6-y"al2-1Md4tw
, 1863-01-09
Tf1OS. c, SULLIVAN,
ja6-ys<31w Lieut.. Col. and c. S.. U. s. A.
TRUSTEES SALE.-1YI,ereas,

F1]RTTETEE7E SALE -4Vfnrar.
e = .,.-,,' 11G' - ~. =. ~ ta...,
TO INC DECD OF bearing cate the 1Fst day De-
recorded n the Recosdrys Oflc.. of the County Of
f. q no y nen rs * ssd ra
russ rsrticnarir att forth; IT whirh notes pay
able June lst and December lt 1867 for one tho1s.nd
dollars each With ten Per cent interest alter ue upon
the 1rst Of WHICH notes the sum Of two hun
ded asd my d1llass nner ate 9f June 2h @ ass
an1 ir auia1a te fnters 1t thereon A. afo1esaii
e n yssa 81 81 & e Il
Trust much thereof as VII; be sufficient 70 pay
tse sd tTo Hoes ~h 1ntsse5t theseGn and
City of Chicago on SATURDAY. the seventeenth day
of 1anrary i:ant Il ten O'Clock IN the forenoon Of
snid day: said property Il described ald forth III
sia Deed OF - Lots numbered three ten f111
and the south quarter of Lot seven u. al n hloes
aueer tse ~ y ecsion nfseen u.s. Ada
LEVI Il. TAFT. Tfnstee;
Dated January 5th. 1s63- tysyss2td
-E0~N~ 1r|0T ~
M OHItIAtE GALE.-tf hercaS,
Knight Ill ise Tifs jSnE Is seea!e Pa;
sas s rsEs
Tfpgent. Jr thereby conveying In mortgage to said
TreEtnt and astus lid undivided twotIfrt paft Of
the southeAst uuarter Of the northeast quarter pf sec.
ton s. township lo of the third prncipal mcEd
an In CooE County Illinois, which mortgage DEED Vas
Y e o of se 8! al
as. thc sd UeprT Knisht ia made default In the pay
inert of his said bond which has lon. since become
, 1863-01-09


HAN DNFEeY1&
ASAADA II h1S99
AND DISEASES OF THE
j.. S--'>
x1nNEV Ek4n pfA0nER
n e E1 . ENE . L Il u u Gn3
These Dangerous aud Troublesome
Diseases. which have thus far Re-
sisted Inc best Direcfcd Trear-
eae5 s9oiisa San Ps Sy eGhePis.sax ehsP Heaaxea9 dS"
now before US.
TIE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct thsHaselTss 70
ltion or the stomach aud liver that tho ataEchy
principle OF the food 10 not converted INTO su1r ~
0os as 'ue c,nsanra,, ssssssr - naus M m.mnn ] 49,
tonol1fo4loS "AAHn'
which gives ttosc organs time to recover their
he co5nttisatoa @ ion waer has cnres every casc Of Di
.hetis In which It has been given
sToSE IN THE BLADDER. cALCuLUa>
GRAVEL. BHlCk DUST nEtOSIT
ASD MgG4S Q,c4s VK VH-1tR Ma1n ~! ptS-
eaa"iTs s sr1xl ~ En- oAo-
Diseases occurring from one and INC same Gnasc
will be entirely cured by tae constitution Watsr,
il taken lot any lehEla ot t1sg; 1Ae nose shontH
,'lcTps T % Is teaspoonial thrco lines IN wasas
During tne passee o. ;2e n taa Ps;.h ~
,,1,sga. rssn'tcs fbrn fewed m With th: Con
stit1,tIon Water, Us above directed. '''
Q!t EAlSEgA AENSlRo-
ALTON, AND n NENUkktlAGA VH
PRoFVsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion olthc
and accompanied ~ revsfr pan: anil TIC othar
;$ sss ! S Il. gxs 4 sr .. FRs m
.: ana ni sa pass l. en m r. h a
ns 3. sPa m ss pans vi"
all sasss be removed By ,hs medicine t,o
OF THE WOMB, whicA phJBicsans
csn Mn!eh Wosu 20. sotets I " ~. u1n 5n.,
1osance. and n nine csses on OF Ten ne aoc.os
Us i:ssss f. ss;sss IT, :s@gtS
lariy Of Cold Feet. PalpitatIon OF the Heart. I'M
paired Memory. Mlketn!nees, FEaehes OF 6eaIs
LangunE, Lassstudc and Di1nness Of Vision
sr.ppprssrn MrssTR1rAT1oS -
lNsI..,, s..,S1: ~ .s...,,+
', asSu y ,a. sa,e s, .Ssh a1ocf .h acafx ~
more grave and dangerous maladics arc the result;
bene ss @a's ssi assist 9a e
petite, the bowels ~ constipsted. night sweats
eo"e o"1 THf.pppnEkt III .CIS5nk w ~ WtHTrEa @
This diseaac depends upon an Inflammation Of
mucous lining o. he ss:iaa ana Ns;n womb b n
te - 9 ana a% be- .f tbrec es
Vii ssstea f # IN E ss g.tsS g. tae
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER,
, 1863-01-09
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
military Instruction and Drill. 5.

ACADEMY, at FULTON, I'LL. On tho Mississippi
KysT v'l ersa Is teseaa year: segt 81: lsS; w4sa
Tie College has corps Of twelve experienced teach:
ers and !ecturc!s thoIongh appointments tno fncst
s120 0Go0) IN ample and attractive Military pask. IN
excellent and well Furnished Ar.nosy, hne GTmna,
Tie attention q parents and guardisns The largest
Instruction il French Gesrnan and Bookkeeping frce
to Cadets, also Id AETuLkxr and 1SrA$rRI theavy
aud lf~tt Tactics. ZocAvE aud FANcT DRILLS. anu
GYE1s11cs. under officer OF Q. $. 4 Cadets drcSH
in Uniforms. TkRlts-F1so PER sehonl 5cafto 9oasn
every department., payable Quarterly ta navaneo.
rnnf Viii and tic constant care OF TIC teacheEs For
CTcnlars addscss b. G. COyEET. President. Fulto3,
Tiitnn;s fe2fnK1 SIN ;,
, 1863-01-09
r LILIES SAFES TRIUMPH
IL ANT.
SEVERE TEST BIZ FIRE.
BURGLARS THWARTED.


: NHw YoE5, Nov 10, 1885,
II. r. liCEEKT7, Esq. Agcut fur sale Ll1llcs Safes-
Dear s!r Tie safe W bought e you recently passed
through the most severe test nt the fire Houston
street. it list and preserved ai the contents to
entire satisfaction. Yours: &c. -
~ TADER l. PLACE.
EEAT1LEHoEo. w.. Dec. u, tSF..
LEWIS L1LLlx. Esa.-Dear s1r:-our safe has Just
betn rot OF tho ruins OF the Asy1u. alter having
been In the 1ruing remains days. unpro-
teettd hy water. The most OF our books ren!ov
ch before the fire, but te money anil letters ltl In
.,e drAwc;s arc u good les,hle condition. and tic
for furte! usr 1y bring repaired. We shall send 1t to
5ouIy Railroad to-day. Yours truly
PoranEEEpstE, Dec. Ii. 1862.
LEWIS L114R, Esq. Troy. y. Y.-We lave had III
use III oice for seyera years past two Safes.
mnde bv ---, Of New York. .nnu one made by rour-
stlf. Within the mast four or ivo weeks both Safes
inE blow them opcn stl powder They sacseedsd
hut did not snccee1 IN opening yours. ll which were
ne'1's u" 'u' 'A'4iet DSGaurY, %ikfSs6S 4 CO.
eR--A null assortment Of Lilies Patent 1,nrglns and
Fire Proof Safes for sale 1tr 4. L. WtSSE.
ja5y1S51W s. Dearborn street, Chicago.
, 1863-01-09

DEDLICH'S VIOLET COPYING
LII FLUID giyee several distinct and clear I:npreq
1tone nows mora freely than any other Copying Ink
does not settle, aud will copy several weeks aud
A'oA'1s SOLD Bf ALL sTAr1oNERs.
Box lSS3. Chica2o. Iealx*jl.Im
, 1863-01-09
DIABETES,
AND DISEASES OF TIE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.

These Dangerous aud Tronblesonae
Diseases, which have thus far Re-
sisted tho best Directed Treat
4ucnt, can be completely cOn-
tro1icd By the Remedy
now before US.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30

cations was TO show ourselves ready meet them with
all the 6rmness required, and that conflicts DctH cen
Governments took their origin not so often In bold res
ontions in prOractions and hestations that allowed
difficulties Ia become aggravated Our proposition was
accepted The kussaiC replied to the programme
Of the thruePowcrt absolute refusal She pron"do
take the SIX points into consideration but ouly when the
insuIrecon was suppressed. Size rejected all idea o
suspension Of arms aud declining the competency II ihe
Powers wch signed the general act Of 1915, which SIZE
had previously admitted she proposed to open With
Austria and Prussia rs participating Powers, scpa
rate negotiation. The Vienna Cabinet rejected that
proposal without hesitation. rs being contrary 10 her
duties the other Powers and gave explanations
at ST. Petersburg win spOntaneousLess ana a iIank
ness which did honour to her sincerity. Tho French
Government NJ the time expressed 1t London ana
Vienna the painful Impression II had irlt On RECEIVING
the replies Of Russia. TIE three Cabinets addressed
fresh communications 10 ~. Petersburg, the cpncIH
flOns 81 which conceived in identical terms. Ihty
unanimously declared Russia 10 be responsible for Tie
consequences which might arise from refusal 10 lake
Their representations into account, ard ron the pro
lonCatiOn Of the troubles III Poland. Ihe last dlt
patches OF Prince GOrchasoT are wen known NOT
whstanding tie litlc success Of The diplomatic IN
tcrvcntion of the three Powers. the LmpcroTs Gov
eminent has tie satisfaction NJ knowing nat II has
from the moment IN which the Polish question
was brought forward, In The measure Of iis
hts and dut!es toward England neglected
nothing to arrive at a solution Ever attentive
TO the painful spectacle of the struggle which Is going
on in Poland sight OF none OF the great interests
which are connected with at conflict. IL VIII man
tain rs accord with England aud AUSTRIA andlt cannot
believe that tie union Of the Cabinets IN an ahar 20
worthy of their socitude, must remain sterile. we
have not however the preicnsion 10 impose Onr sou
tions on tie Powers interested rs much or even more
directly than ourselves In tie settlement 81 fhe existing
Giacgtics In question essentially European u If
neither IN conformity with our Obligations or our rsu.5
10 alone q visibility which il is The duty OF all
fg
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Proposals
Oyglog on CoxanAar or sUB,ls1ssoa,

RNiY SUPPLlES.-SEALED rROPO-
~ sALs w BE- received BY the W. ffssled a. uis olee
socorb u ui on Wednesday the "a II December Tor
f-i.ns resi- DLLf ~ sK uoutLs from to Ilt day
If pcenr 1908 1, the troops and ohcs Ia The service 81
.nd AZ At .h otAcr pleos ia tler yiclte' - are not
otLrrvise provided for a.
s proportion OF fore afd hind quarter meat lnek %
,. sfl .idiey e o,. 60 1o cIr.Idral an. funded IA
. r.d ff the troops By tie several Officers in chaIgr
l d ST. DO entertained tat l. not made by afesu.i
f r rort ho proposes 10 slaughter cattle o. meet ~,
M cr tie cont sfed contract Further .n lffih-
don will bo .igrn on ur D. 'fiou. Zach bid mHst have o.
ufed c,uy IT Ibis advert .eirnt posted A. ito head WIZ
Ia com al. t0 i, nlIs witt sdeq bpnds Inc names oi
fr1 if srrfirs f0 he given boo lie loglla "h -ie
10 be tn4.ll.d lIbposas ~ rec. h7ti' "a d,
IT. tNll5 j.. E.ElEE Captain and &. :.
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proposaIs.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARraNNr, !
WAslfNGTON nov. II, I6J5 }
DROPOSALS FOR LEAD-Sealed Pro-

PROPOSALS FOR LEAD.-Sealed Pro-
posals will BE- received at this Office, until o'clock m
on The 18th December ne, for the delivery Of 100 more
TINS of pure soft Lead. suitable for Ordinance purposes.
fe Lead is be Of approved quality and 70 be delivered At
any time " hin ninety di from the cpance OF the bid
bifs IL Il 10 be delivered at the United States Arsenal
Governors land New ora aud at the United States Arse
nal Iouis Mo- 900 tuns NJ each place free Of oil
chsrro for transport on handling, and viii b. paid for In
regular and receipt BY Ieqasion
the Treasury Department in the usual FORM
Bids will be received o any portion OF The quantity no; less
than 100 tuns 49, -
Ei with approvod sure,ies will be required for the n
6ent OF any contract thai ns b. made IN pursuance Of tL
advertisement. 49,,
The Department The night to reject any or GIL bd
IL not deemed sal isiactory for any cause.
Propoas will be- edircssed grgadier General O. orse
d. Ramsay CLiefof Ordinance Washington, ID. Co., and VII
~ GEORGE D. RAMSAY.
Rrradior General, Chief Of Ordinance.