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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17
0sfamsene mebeuem 4retem tn ben Scr. 81. aieut,

@tnctnnatt, Is. Stunt. 1850 Gom,
@ifrtbirte bon 81 2ennelse ipurten inter rem
8'fan8snen &ebelsn I'm Camp Wortoa far
Oas s. &snn. @aUaQsrie @estment an0e!pUr.
ben unb 8tngsn am Som flag 3u bisfem nab
9srtn0ton, Sp., nb.
$50 t%egittsne 0ebellen absrFelsn leBte Na@t
WagaSile In Gentufp. Ste 0taaeu bente
Mcr9en wieSer ab, nit ben BnRen unb @fer.
ben Der tlsinsn 8slubung.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17
Gin SGtd in Srans.

Rev gOrt. Is, Stunt. Die 8rts @par,
tan BON Gtsnfn9tOs beridtst, tab bic am IL.
b. Mlts. 40 Weilsn ON 3 pcn Satteya8
einen brtnnepoen S6Uonrr Ia6. @r mar urs
esfabr 500 Sonnen 8sstfsr, i&Har3 scmaIt,
nit pstBeR unb gsIbsu Strejfsu, tru9 etnsu
oer9rIpstm Scpf unb bate dIs Seasl aufae-
lrannt. Sbne 3psifel 1T tr eth nsucS Spfs
pss Seerduterl&tfs0 &lareucs, alias @eauetts.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17
1IuS

8ORrn, Is. Stunt, Die 9%freierums RGt
Die Clipper. 8atfen Nms, Scuns Surf un0
2tbaI gBare 0entsibst, nm Ssn SaPsr Gneong
3u petfolseu. Gle perOsn abssben, IobaIb Fe
armtrt tperben IGanen.
Der DnmpIer 01e@ltaan 1T NIT $50 BAL
len SaumwoQe BON glep Orleans unO ber
Oampfsr 9. 81. @pauIpins NIT Dem 3. OeGRe
Reetment BON Nepbsrn an9etCrimeH.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17
9as FL. geesiment BON MesOs 5erfev.

Grentpn. IS. Stunt. Das 81. Neatmeut
oieles GtAotsS, pd@es ain Spnntag Iod)>
mittag %anfant, wurDe tsute fSr,nlia empfau=
gen. G8 tpgrDe burG oas Gtabtmilit1r our6
bic 60uptaroBeu ~sacOrttrt uno anf Softer Der
5taot bftpirtbet. SIN 3 Dper A Tagen rstgb 60
aus Dem OtenR ouSsemulert meypem.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17
eeraanf eUnfssirter eaumppue.

Cincinnati, Is. Stunt. 273 8aQen
8aumpOlle ,puvbeu 0eute I'm Sfa
fsntliGfn Quffrei6 s%ertauGt, Die Dgel(e
oarttrten BON 303 Bis Ash GtS. per Dfunb.
@S tpes ttellt Orbindre 3ualttat. bE@ :
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17
sGlteauns Der @efdbSfte in Cincinnati.

@tnctnmatt IS. Stunt. @ufOrt mad
benz 8stanatlpsrben Der 0rCtlamattOnrn beS
@rGlOenten unb @puSernemrs bSrte aIrr @e-
fH1ftsDerfebr Hemte auf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17
SfeaD 5erfeD erDebt Tf4.

Ggentun, 10. Stunt. Gpup. Darter
bat einsm Qufruf on pte Burger Don New
Srrlt9 e%rlaltn, Rennplpanten BET 3ura6pet-
iMn9 nes Gtnfalls au nntel Ribsn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17
@ie Rebenen en @iertel.Watlonen.

0albtu ton, 16. Stunt. Die uffltel-
len NdGrtWten eOn 8tdsburg battrt pum II.
brtngen CUTE MeutsFetten. Die @tabt wurbs
nod bcmburptrt. Die Grauen, tpel&e aus
oer Staot famsn, beri6ten, raB BITE @arntfcn
bon 8tertel 9ationsn lebe unb tte 8Iroer fi@
tn ban Relssn auf6oIten, um nidt unIern
&a8eln ausgeiebt gu ietn. Die Geinae anO In
8pree In @a;pD @ttD.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17
0as eeete BON Sarpers gerrp.

BaittngtOn, 16. SUM-. .Sff}tsaen
DePef@en 3ufoIee Ii bts isgt tetn Nuerif ouf
5arpers Ger'9 eeuauat, bod ts1nOet fd etne
betrGGttiAe @n3abl Der Getnoe In @barIsetoru,
s Weetlen BON bort,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17

Die @fiis BON ofetUs9JOra unter Sem @0Hea mnb
aWf Dem Msese nGdD @emmfplDnniG.
New-gUrt IS. Stunt. MGe Neili;
Ne9tmentsr taben id ~Orsont1rt unb IN tbren
Wrienolen bewafnet. I'm MttternaGt tuure
Den IN SrUOtlpu bic @lpden geldutet unb bic
Sanowsbr bsr~ausssruftn, unt 8 ubr tparen In
terer Sta0t ole Reetmsnter berIammeIt. -
@robe 5aufsu sinsen 6epte Moreeu mad
PHILADELPHIA as.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17
SprrIden Ger Rebeuem.

9arrtSburg, Is. Stunt. I'm 1 tbr
bsrt6tstc Der 6els9rapbt(f IN Qoabun, Tranf
lin &c., bic @efau9eunabms eines Gebellens
8efam9enen, Der %ouSla9t. bic 6rtnOe Ieten In
GROCER Sruppen5abl TIM GumberlanotbaIe.
yta4 8eOforD febrte Elm SpIon 3uriiG, peISer
bertGtet, bag bic Nsbellen nab Cumberland
NIT 5000 Wtann Dprrifen, bon 100 bic unbes
l6tbten Sir6er ftebeu. 6euta Miitiaa paren
bic Nebelen 10 MeiIfn BON Carlisle. Gin
BUG bon 100 gBagsn, wslAer Marttnsbnra
am ooantag perItsb, 1T 9ladlt6 nneefommen,
GoI. 9mtbt, @pmmanDant ben 6aaers,
tOrpn bate stnen 1 altinpisen &f 5u be-
Iteben nno wurbe CUR usbsreabe aer Gtbiet.
Die Sanfen beabibhSten tbre Ralen mad
philadelphia gu lenben.
Die osmCtratt(6e NToclattUn ptro NlOrasn
bier ntGt 3ullmmentrrtsn, wetl Sitle peRlihe
Delegation nt6t psitrr oils bis 4ltunG fcmmen
pollen. 9anoerte Don Gamtlirn init YGeroen,
Etlhsn uHO tbrem tpertbpOalen Glaentbum
treftn BON Der SI6Ieits DsS 6luTss bter elm.
Mrbetten sur 8efeftgun8 bsS antern 8Ius
uTerS ltno i'm @an9e uno cine erfolarei6e
Ttrtbstrt9nne 1ebt In @usli&t na&bem SEA.
nOnen anf9tfaBren Iein perben.
Ote Ne6elen tpereen beute Ober mpraen
bier erirartet; tpenu tie niGt aufaebalten
tpsreen, laBt I@ faum cine erfplsrei&e Ser
tbetot8nng ertrarten, wabreab, penn rte1elben
auT9ebolten. iuerbent GauGenbe our @srtbeibt.
gun8 tn "a Stunben ba gub, pa baS gam;e
2ono az ben gBafen 9retft,
, 1863-12-03

TIC Paris correspondent Of the n. 7. Til
tEnc tells tie following good ono:
Funny and witty as everything in Gil Bias,
is the story going the rounds 1lcre of what
bcfcll the ot]icr day ut a wedding party. There
is Just space enough to tell 1t on the remain
der OF tlIfs sheet Made1noiselle <, of the
humble walks, was cspouscd By Monsieur T.,
Of u parallel pa!lL Tie union 1cgnlizcd ut
the Muirc ard blessed at the church, WIS in
course Of eocial sanction at the restaurant Of
tho Cadr1n Dlcu. The feast WAS nearly over
and dancing sbout to begin in the dining hall
engaged for the purpose, us Is tho pleasant,
jolly wont of French custom. It was the
mGDcnt, in observance Of another obsolcs-
ocnt custom, for the rape Of the brides garter.
eeupcs1aec Of nephew slipped under the
table In pursuance Of its execution, suddenly
lungs. "a tooth! who's lost tooth r. "It's
my sistcr's; She lost 1t yesterday, and found
It," 6bri11y treDlcd IN caf1Kt terrible, the
youngest brother Of the bride. What else
could she best do-poor elderly girl-but
take refuge from the embarrassment In q
falnting. 1T: Fathers, mothers, uunts aad
uEclcs busted themselves about.h young
girls with lnc teeth laughed outright; more
ancient females aud bravc men gtegled prim-
II; rightly disposed guests kicked the indis-
erect dlscoycrcr Of the tooth; the BRIDES
mother boxed the ears Of Its Amcricus Yes
pucci, her youngest despair. Cologne water,
Seine water, delugc Of contributed essence
bottles, .frrc]y: administered by the bride
groom, brought Ids lady ITO" :" Where am
I'm themidst Of your frlcndE-in your hus:
'*.What has happened then: Non Ditnr'
! "Ah! Fay, what horror.' :.
Enough to make ono tear out Ills hair BY
, 1863-12-03
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA

DR.. W1suART: have been constant sufferer with
dyspepsia for the last eighteen years. during which
time cannot SOY that ever enjoyed perfectly wen
day. There Ecrc times when the symptoms were
more aggravated than Mt Others and then seemed
would be great relief to die. had ut all times an
unpleasant feeling in my head and 1atte.ly my suffer-
tngs so much increased that became almost unit for
business Of my kind: my mind was continually .lled
with gloomy thoughts and fqrebodnss, md il at.
tempted to change ther current by reading at once
scnsaon Of Icy GOODNESS, In connection with dead
weight, us were, rested upon my brain; also feel
Ing Of sickness would at the stomach md rreat
pain to my eyes, accompanied with which was conttn.
ua fear Of losing my reason also experienced great
laAsitude debility and nervousness, which mado 1t M
ncult to walk by day or sleep at night. I became
society," and disposed only to .eclusion; and
having tried the skill Of number Of eminent physt
clans of various schools, finally came to tho couclu-
elon that, for this disease at my present age
years. there no cure In existence. But through
the Interference of Divine Providence, to whom de-
yousg offer my thanks, at last found a sovereign
remedy in yonr Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial which
sccm to hare efectualiy removed almost the last trace
Of my long list Of ailments and bad feelings and In
their place health, pleasure md contcntmeut arc my
every day companions. JAMES II. SAUNDERS,
Eo.5t3 North Second street, Philadelphia, formerly
Of Woodbury.. Nj.
, 1863-12-03

~. 80 c..,. ~ 80 49,. ... -
~ ~ H. .,v ,,anSa % ~ r. tbn a1t, mng aaaress,
~ enS =; ta.n -. ene - IT, e ata1ine ~
,,a;.oG ~ III - ~ " ~ R;,I Rnn dor r.
e.1 * eP1 .,,aaa T.; W. st1ls nt
[,t 'oVm hrda% paei ~ ~ 4sm ~ s; ~
,sI,,tcd H.. a,1crca s.1,ost hcn~ M n+has %..s
tIa, IT, ;,onersoratSn,, ~ ~, ;,n1e- ~ 49,.
rirct+c- ri,- Win Was hcard n1rina hss nrncst;n,
=, o.'c ~ W" +Ic @ we,1s ~ c6mnamcn4s n rant
P,ta., sta+cI +,et hnfart. tic 1aasa1 1sft +Eis
eo,,,trs. IL fc1nrcJ tbat nc ~ NJ o1 os ona o,a
r"d -; ~ 1o- oo.st-a1;, O"S ~ aas H.
pio. 49, - ~. eu5u ~ "aJ ~ ~
, 1863-12-03
MUSICAL GOSSIP.

The elimination Of the remains Of Beetho-
ven, which recently took place undcroficial
recognition, has been protested against by the
fanily Of the great composer, having taken
place without their knowledge, and being op-
posed to thel. Tlll. They declare that this
full feelings, and 't that they will strcnuously
oppose the carrying out of ill further pro-
jccts already conceived and made known in
that matter.
ON tho 1sth ri stke jubilee Of the battle
the song Of A1nEt, "Nas ist des Deustchsen
composer published for Tie inst time. be is
Herr Johannes Cotta, born at Ruhla, III the
Thuringian Forest When student Of the
ology at Jenn, In 1914, he commenced Arn1t's
song. Hc is now clergyman at Willcrstedt,
small village IN TAuringia.
- Hcretics must be conciliatca crcn in
Rome, snys letter from that city, and the
Pope has therefore engaged 3Idllc. Poinsot,
to look out for the morality, and especially to
SLiberta" 81 Sunita'' wien tley occur @ ~
1t is said that Handels code for St. Ce-
cilia's Day." which WAS one Of tho principal
attractions ut the Dusseldorf Musical Festi-
yal, will be brought forward during the com
ing season by Herr mud Nine. Goldschmidt-
-PancanI, the tenor, "llas created aeu-
sation in Moscow, in Mcyerbecr's PRO
phete.'''
Tho Paris Journals speak In enthusiastic
terms Of their newly tenor; Fraschini.
How POLISH Wo,n:s MAY Dnrss.-Thc
Russian General Lcwchinc's orders about fe-
male costume at Warsaw, read like Il page
cut Of tlc journal des 1toaes. Here is a epcci-
men:
1.-THE bonnet must be worn Of mixed col
ors, or, if black, must be set off with flowers
or ribbons, but not white ribbons. White or
black feathers in black hats are forbidden.
Black c1oaks may be worn if lined with any
color but black or white. Black gloves, wells
black or black and white, umbrellas, ehawls,
handkerchicfs, Or burnolls, arc strictly pro-
libitcd. Dr. order, LEwcHINE ~
, 1863-12-03

EuIlslQe{ eU H8 8LlFNluAU1E ICu1euIe9.
See Medical Properties Of Ruchu.
FROM DlSpENSATQRY OF THE
:" UNITED STATES,
SEE Prof. Devices valuable works on the Practice
Of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr..
FHYG1C, Philadelphia.
See remarks made By d. EPHRA1N 43CDOWELl,
celebrated Physician, and Member OF The Royal Col
leRe Surgeons, 1reland aud published In the trans
aetions nf The King and Queens journal.
Gce Medico- Chirurgica1 Revicw, published BY BEN
JAAN TIfAVERS, Fellow OF Royal College Of Sur
Eeons.
Sec most Of the late Standard Works Of Medicine.
, 1863-12-03
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
L. TRANSPORTATION,

RI
Kssiss s. ssetiSsd Is 4 e oea
e: 81 s9RSs. during thu
and Kliey ald 9tlcT depots that my b. ests6llshe
ea11 e5fE aooys % }eass q The wsss psnk q he M
saa IN ba92s 'ss T &
satenSer sssa Il sha ~ @s1s
:. Eou5E 10: :zzFrom Forts Lsavenwos.h and Riley.
4 tae st'te Of Kansss. and hc town II tda
& P:s : sss sss g.
seppes o FIJI =. ia
oaf5 q spGt IT, ay sSya q g
polns q poa's - :eass M5as1s s:ts Is
M z 5 ss q 4. osas sh
10 ssptenosf ineas7s: Of ths ysars ISL an1 is
81 : Ssa 2 ss E s9a g
Mexico, 70 any posts stations that may oc -
Z g. sns Z tfseg sasa
md % sta,s ofIs.a; 81 Ntss q longtue los asg wss
moaths fom Sqaa to November, neas7e. Of II
The weight to be transported each year win nos ez-
eesa % Rsoas sa q
10 additional per eensasc will be paid for TIC t. .s.
poEtaion q bacon, hard 6resd pine luubor sata :.
Dldders must eyc their nancs in full, u w:,I a.
thelE place of sesidcnec and each propossl NH 5e
oaa s. So " y aas sd % sfH
Ena:anicens tha: IN case contract ior tas
Ing, contract Vii b seeep;sd and cnterei iafo,
and good and sufficient aecuIY Furnished By tsid
mens. =.
The amount Of bonds required will be ~ fellows:
On Rarte No. ssS9 e Soo
=, 1N,tA0
o-...'.'s'%s. -s.-.' :. go" ""'A"es
, 1863-12-03

1865. THE 1868. :.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. R


1865. THE 1868.
prurcvruanra rru.p n
EGNN8 1LtAN1A ZEN 4AAA X. h,
325 miles Double Track.
In orae, to .osn mr., ,r,t, thu demands ~ IL. 49,,
enr n ~ ~ paeG ~ ths nnn1sr 1nn ae ay
sddSd mary 'mn1nrntpen;s durrE liz vcar iss lay
,r1f 5e rn3narfinr. - ,rfI1 he frnnd IL III auQ
FiKsT CIAss KoUTE to I'd ths Esstefa eitiss IL
tfnck II stone eela7ted nee from daat.
THREE pAILT TRAINS FROM
PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA
Al, eonueetins @ dIqrct J York TuRoGH 81,
BALTIMORE i md WASHINGTON. 1'oo's
T5o 81 Ny shsas
living in adyaucc OF III other routes. a.
a,1-,,s- ~ 80 ~ no 1,,o,,
SEVEN DAILY fliAlss fl:oA
TIekets for sa,c 10 nos,on bv boat or ri, ~.
t{ctets soo1 m 1stH a - ~ ths san ina F so;t
pes!,nts r. 11x ss any y r9ate to 1,.s,,,
York nnd Baltimore. 'tA'.' ESs"
Baggage checked through and transferred free.
EREIGHTS.
p..s,.,nu.. ...,.,.,a =. ~, =
thIe Route f1cghts OF ~ descriptions can be for.
RGsts
o. VIC. hentacAy, 1ntaa9a: linois' wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, DT RAILROAD n1FECT.
The PennsylF1nta Central lkarGaa also connects at
n1sed r w'tn n m esn bg os
t4eky: Tsnpetsee, cambe5land, nlinos. Missas!ppi.
M1sconaln, Missouri, Arkansss and Rcd
, 1863-12-03

You arc again summoned to rally around THO dear old
hitherto morn than epualled evcfy call Or your com
y 1mpeTtshaole lastss ha9 croWned tho an1s Of ~
ne!d. No other stnte hns proud record. The 70
6elli1n ID reeinE and staggering beneath The tseaso
public. few blows more aud Treason dies The end
sneaI. Iour country again calls. She asks JoH ta
rocs, wlo: hundred gsortoas clds have made tho
name of"lnois1na terror to the foo and thc watch
thy alike Of her gratitude for Jour PAST achiovcenea
and hcr fa!th n your ability TO win more
and thousands and assist In The r: effort that shall
bring tho Internal Dragon Of Secession to tho dust
ever. So living Ing, ahnll this Commonwealth and
the Republic bless You an.i your nanes and memo
rfes be lmtuoftalt JAMES CAKE3.
Lieut.. Col. 4th Q. 3. Cavalry.
ot11-osto-5n. i. y. Pro. Mar. Gen. III.
, 1863-12-03

Conhdcutial fhylici1n, formerly OF st. Louis, Mol
can bu consulted Ut a oflcc II South Clark street
corner Of Monroe Chicago, H., half block from the
Post ONCE, on nil Chronic Diseases, and Diseases of
private aud delicate nnture in both scxcs which he
treats with unparalleled SUCCESS. noome separate.
xberr Ladies' and Gentlemen can consult The Doctor
with the Strtctcst privacy. Of1ce hours rom o. II,
TO IF. H.; Sundays 10 to I: A. II. Communications
confidential. Consultations frcc. Address r, o, Box
15s Encloecfwo stnmls and get his Guide to Health.
From tho Doctors long experience in Hospital and
private practice. he Is able 10 perform, and will quar-
autee perfect cures for all renefenl Be1nnl Dla.
caeca in their and complicated Stages in
Il vcz! short time, without tho use OF mercury.
Young ncn suffering from selE1buse nre tnyited to
call. 4 perfect cure warranted. Fcmalc irregulari-
tic. attendant On Puberty. Mcastrua1ion, pcrsons
having any distractions to marriage. ehould call at
once and br erred
DeA Of city references as to ability and success
1c4.F.aAAwiA
, 1863-12-03
DYSPEPSIA.
Great American Dyspepsia Pill.

We may Say with safety that In ninety cases ont Of
every hundred that die With consumption had at first
only dyspepsia. Dyspepsia quickly lays the founda-
tton Of other Diseases Of which are Of tho most
fatal character. Dyspepsia emphalcal1y tho disease
that takes from rs tho bracing stimuli OF ambition
and hope, emascu1atcsnnd unds for the enterprise
Of fc We say to tho SICK and to physicians Of every
school, that In DR.. Wsharts Great American DysDcD-
sta ra and Pine Tree Tar Cordial there Il cure for
the worst cases of dyspepsia.
Dr.. Wlshart has treated in the past twenty years
{9ss0) nine thousand three hundred and ninety pa
cns. for dyEpcpsia in Its various forms and In every
c:sc where the medicine WIS taken as directed. It
made d perfect cure. 4 number Of tho aboye cascs
had been treated By tho most eminent physclans In
this country and Eurppe.
, 1863-12-03

can only give few Of tho many thousands Of ccr
t!Acates receiving In favor Of this grtat med-
cine; hut hare had quantity Of them published in
circular form, which send FREQ On application.
Whether you conclude to give the medicine trial or
not, send for circular. Price Fifty Cents and Onc
Dollar bottle.
Prepared only b. the proprietor,
DR.. L. Q. G. WIsHART,
co,.,.u,.,..a Philadelphia, Pa.
WILLIAM E. GUMP, Dayton, O., Western Whole.
sa1e Agent
Sold In Chicago by LORD 4 SMITH, SMITH l.
DIVER, J. Il. REED 4 CO., FULLER, FINCH 4
FULLER, BURNHAM 4 SMITH, GALE BROS. and
W.P. WHITE.
, 1863-12-03
A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia.

No. 1.Go3 OL1vE1 S1nEHr,
PHILADELPHIA, January ?. =. 1860.
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am noE able 10 inform 5ou that By the use Of your
Great American Dyspepsia Pills, have been entirely
cured Of that most distressing complaint. dyspepsia
hud been grieyously afflicted. for tho last twenty.
eight ycara, and for ten years OF that time had not
been free from its pain one week at d time. I have
lsd it in lta worst form. and hare dragged On most
miserable existcnce--in pain day and night. Every
kind Of food That ate filed me with wind and psn.
1t mattcred not how light how email the quantfty
a continued beich1ng WAS SURF to follow. 1had no
appetite for any kinds Of meat whatever and my dis
tress great for several months before heard Of
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taken everything that had heard Of for dyspcpsa.
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cAx EAT AST111rso w1sn, and cnjoy hearty meal
three times ddy, without Inconvenience from any,
thing cat drink. II you think proper you arc 4,
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The Dyspepsia Pills will be promptly sent by mail On
receipt Of the price. Direct orders to
, 1863-12-03
ORDNANCE OFFICE.

~ WAR QxFAkTXKHT,}
SEALED PRQPOSA19 will be received at this office
until O'Clock r II. tho 18th OF December NEXT for
10000 Infantry Acroutrccnts, talibre 3 to be delty-
e1e1 y the following quantities, at tho uudcsatSuod
1900 sets at tho New York A1sena', Governors
5000 sets at tho Frnuktord Arsenal, Br1dcabu.x. Ps.
$3.50 sets 1t t!ic St. Louis Arsenal 81. Louis. No
10.o sets at the United States Arsenal, Watertovn.
These accontrcments arc to 10 made in strict Con-
ut any the aboTo named places: and thgy aru 10 be
subject to inspection At the arsenal where deliye1ea
before being received By tho Government: none 70 be
accepted o. Rad ior nut such as are approved on u
the Rtock to be Of the best o8E tanned Tha ahQu1e7
belt to be tncluded in tho sot.
Deliveries must be made in 1ota ut not less than DUO
sets PEI xsek fo5 u M eoasacta sess O. anss:
10000 eets the 1.st delivery to ba made within
fifteen days from the date Of CONTRACT Fzure to de-
liver At specified tle will subject tho contractor to
forfeiture Of the amount to bc deveEed 1T that e-
The accoutrcnent5 mnst be boxed In tho usual style
tho boxes to be charged at cost to ba determined By
the Inspector:
xhsse icy and q 80
they propoe to deliver ut each pace, for than
No bids VIII be considered from parties other than
known TO the Department 70 ba fully competent
Each party obtaining contrnct Wnf be required 70
enter Into bond, With approved surety, for lts ithfnk
This Department reserves the light to reject any oe
ali bids II not deemed satisfactory.
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