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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-06
TESE FARMERS MUTUAL FIR Il
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware
Oelaware.'' u
lORlaINAL Nm nnRsE. Arl

AuhlulhAb MILL GRREE, 6rl
rms company continues to offer the people of Des
SAt s superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by hre on all descriptions Of property exeept Marine
risks F'S' Nf' '-'i'"7
Vhe Institution In eommen dad by over 20 wears ene
ehe IN and attention to the subject Of Mutual Insurance.
beng the first TO introduce the principle into our sa
py reasen OF which, II is believed the Aiaparers bav
esn enabed so to adjust and discriminate between tLo
ueren varieties OF property, render the member
HAp among the most equitable in character the nuer
Jus insurance Companies presented to the public.
II takes credit to ITSELF that Its Of loses
oeeh SO prompt and LIBERAL that la 70 years business and
losses reaching over 100000, not single case Of ra
uph mas occurred and scarcely one Wifhout eura ssf
faction to the parties insured e'''
LookiDg more to the safety than the number and
amount o its risks II has declined Hundreds Of hou
HAnus Of DOLLARS OF Insurance, either as recurring so
@ @sA ~ amount II single risk Offering unit ob
JeI,s VL insurance Tor the character Of the Institution
ln ths manner u Is conceived 1t has the stfst and
most Of insuranees proportion to the Amount
within reasonable range, ' company
AS evidence Of this 1t has not only reduced Tho rata
Insurance. at all times moderate, one-sxh tnrns ~,
smo years, put II presents claar su rpus fund a
StoVVu s security against any assessment un ha b. o
NotsAi Nhlch sum BY the esort sefp Certikcatt a
Tine Balances due to each member now bsng issted u
Dc PAYING interest to them from January isf1 AZ tb
deduction. 'A'A'Hs "s'''' '"I'ho
commenced the year lsal With real proeeiiop a,
Surplus Fund $SSU%ivu. %
Total protection soon ~,
Ms the work Of tue Partners Of Delaware and ss set
they ought to patronize IT, "AN "' su'i
e.. PFssldent-JESsE SHARPE
n rar- HAM aFa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-06
Secretary and TroaaurooBGaF Mooa1. ~ Il1EFl
UlRLNliTmHaa

on NJ, . WItSs
Ell wilson, Brandywne Hd; James Delanlsin cbr,,,t
sa5 & h1i James Webb, Samuel Barr, T. o. stotseuburr
Snl ysSss sharpe Wilmington Hd.; Robert AoCaLr Mil
Sieeh uHi Iohn r. Williamson, White CLAY Crok i'd
george 1Anyler New Castle I'D Curtis b. Ellison psn
s@lusl @ hd'i John Y. Clark, Red Lion Hd; WIN gemuis
Tsmytna q James u. BurDhaDi, St. Georges M; CbaIlsl
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown -,S-'' iVuu' po'u'
AGENTs-As we'll Tor rsesi vim, s,,nti,,t
auee as dues Of memberg 80 "fi'''''''n9 oi lHsuf-
c.lIi III Wilson, Bandywlne Hi; Robert Mccabe MIL
Williamson, White Clay Greek Hd. C"r, 1, 'Snn S ~
isnsgI ~ kgd Lion st. decrges, AppoluininaI
New cssti 'ipn iip \. grlhth Smyrna James Crppen,
41ane,l, ns,, &c @utorse'own; Henry Todd Dover. ''
unJ a,,a9s on general business addressed to the
ion. va ieVeiNe immediate Atten
19 RoBRRT NccApp
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-06
NOTICE.

Notice II hereby given 10 The School Committees the
respective School Districts within this Site that in con-
ornity with act Of The General Assembly this state,
have appOriionod among the several counties of this
State the clear ircOne for the present year the fund
establishing FREE SCHOOLS and have divided and dis.
rlbuted the shares thus appropriated 10 each county
among the several districts. as follows.
To each Of the Districts In the city OF Milminston
New Castle County, one hundred and ninetyv dollars
aud twentyseyen cents, tSiai2O;
Aed to each oil tho other Dsirirs In New Castle county
one hundred and ioryrght dollars aud thryune cents,
lsliS3D;
Amt To etch of the Districts 10 Kent county, ons hun.
drad and nine dollars and twentyiour teuts s0g "a;
And b each OF the Districts Sussex county
dollars and thirty.une cents. fs2.aD;
The dividends ius the districts IN New Castle county are
payable at the Farmers Bank New Castle; to the Dis
trics In Kent county, the Farmers Bank bower and
to the Districts In sussg county At the Farmers Dans,
Georgetown. LOXLEY H. JACOBS
Dover, Aug. l, 1854 STATE Treasurer.
nu.f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-06
Trustee's Sale Of Real Nstate

by virtue of decree of he Court Of chaueery, Of the
State OF Delaware in and for Now Castle County, made on
the twelfth day Of May, A. D. 1864, will bo exposed to
sale at Public Yendue, on SATURDAY, the sd day OF
September next at 10 O'Clock, A, M In the ty Of VIII
mnglon, at the Hotel of John Foster Opposite the City
Hall)
Ali that certain lot piece Of land situated in the civ
OF ofWmington, twIth three story brick dwelling there
erected) bounded and described as follows b. wit
Beginnug at corner of land or formerly Of Joseph
Wall the northern side Fourth ut the dstnnce OF S0
feet from the eastern side Of Poplar stre4t thence by
line Of said lot north - deg fst u the southern
Side Of new alley to be by Justin Pierce former owner
'd out as and for public alley passage way Is ieet
wide through the square thence by said side Of the aey
south 5S deg east 20 feet 10 corner stake thence by
new ne parallel with the rst described line and with
Poplar street south ~ deg west 10 to the aforesaid
side of Fourth street and thenee thereby north bs deg
VEST ~ ct T. the place Of beginning containing two
lesA. W
Attendance will be given and terms OF sale made known
at the time aud place aforesaid by the undersgnel
Trustee appointed by the Court to effect the said
his Attorney. JNO. @. PATTERSON, Trustee, 1c.
]. s. The above house and lot will be sold FOR oasb
subject 10 the approval Of the Chancellor subset IA =
preexsting mortgage lien Of $500. If confirmed by the
Chancellor an un1uesticnalle title will be given
n%e~ J. Q. r., Trustee.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-06
SHAVING, HAIR DRESSING
AND
SHAMP00ING SALOON.
unmcTUc hcrr1zTn a1U

Announces to the Pubic that hO still continues to keep
a saloon at tbe
N. e. Corner of Second and Market sts
Where he is prepared to attend to everything In the
Tonsorial Art such Shaving Hair Dressing, Cutting
Of Hair, shampoong, Byeipg the Hair WhiFkers &C.
lie has had many years experience in the business and
atters himself that he give entire satisfaction to
all who favor him with a call He keeps constantly on
hand full supply Of Fancy Soaps, Hair ResloratVef
warranted to accomplish the work for which 1t is AP
piled, Hair Dyes which changes the color Of the hair 70
jet black and gives II glossy appearance; and Per-
tumeres Of all kinds which will be sold cheap. He IN.
vten any person Wishing anything done In his line TO
give him call. Terms moderate.
This shop is always kept neat and clean and he en-
ploys but the very best workmen and customers
can rely on having everything done In the highest
style Of the art kp6bm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-06
Pottery, in French street,
PROPOSALS

FOR FURNISHING TnE CITY LAMPS WITH COAL
OIL, CuIMNkNs, NlCks AND MATCHES.
The Lamp COMMITTEES Of the City Council Of Whining
ton hereby Invite Sealed Proposals for furnishing the
Lamps with Coal oil Chimueys wirks AMI Matches III
one year from september l. lst4 The proposals ht
accompanied with samples of The articles he furnished
~ well ~ their prices The Coal oil to bu delivered nj
the City Hall in sch quantities may tliue to time
te required lids will be- received 1t the office III,
CLERK Of the City Council until seven O'Clock on the eve
Ming Of Tuesday, August I'D lsnl
fDWIN j H0RNER,
auE'est thaIman Il Lamp Committee.
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Ohio River dge,

kY0TICE is hereby given that on and after
~ MONDAY, the Gath day of October, 1864,
tha HOLIDAYS Cove Railroad Company will, under
ths authority of its charter from the Legislature
os Virginia and under the Act Of Congress declar.
inc the 5Railway bridge ct Steubenylle lawful
structure. commence the elevation OF the channel
span Of said Bridge and for this purpose, it VIII DC
Necessary temporarily to obstruct the three nun
dred feet designed as channel-way. ~ ~
2 Attention Of persons engaged IN navigaHoo, Is
called to this provision Of the second section OF the
Act of Congress tsand the officers and crews OF all
vessels and boats navigating said river, are requir
"A IN regulate the use Of their said vessels and
hoats and of any pipes or chimneys belonging
tbsreto 30 Al not to Interfere with the elevation
oonstruction and us Of said Bridge y. - i.
All nersons are also notified that the span next
vest Of the channel span is erected at an elevation
of 66 feet above low water, and there Is awaserway
exceeding two hundred feet between the piers; ano
that the waterway between the piers next east o.
the channel span also exceeds two hundred fee'
and that the Roadway here will be clear as the
company does not intend to proceed With the cree
ton of this span until the channel span Il compiet'
ed and the distractions necessary to It's erecuon
removed.
All persons are notified further, that this bridge
Is erected without draw and that all the requisl
tions of the Act of Congress have been comfliec
with by the company. !!
The erection of the channel span will he proceeded
with as rapidly as possible and due notice Will D.
given an to the time when the distractions vii
be removed. iLag4 t..5Il-.
The Holidays Cove Railroad Company, g.
oct36-2v BY THOMAS i. JEWETT, Pres.
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LIVE STOCK.

= Droyars and Farmers viii fud this the most ad-"n.
vatered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened this line and s connections ana every
sttsntion is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where will be- ound every convenience for feeding and
resting. choice is offered Of the Philadelphia, New
York and baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock to
New York-Jvia Allentown and with fewer changes
than any other. - 49,
EN0oH LEWIS, asnr superintendent Altoona,
Pa. "' ''TT
Z. L. H0UPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
ID. H. HOUSTON, Gent Freight Agent, Phila.
delphia' jsnll-my9l
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WESr VIRGINIA, AT rules held in The
oonr,x e., 49, NC " tne Creun Court Of Marion
Isaac Thomas, complainant, en-.
70. --
''sePh Collins, ct al, defendants.
Inc OBJECT of this SUIT is 10 obtain a deed from
sosepn Collins for II l-2 acres Of land situate on
sne Yates OF Flat Run, being part Of a tract of
lana SOLD to the said Collins by one Abraham
hisines; and 1t appearing from sfidavits fled IN
I 1e papers OF the cause, that Alexander Cal
issas Clark, and Abisha Clark are not re.;dsn..
sas State, It's ordered that they appear here LII
N one month after the publication of tbi. o-S.r
ana 90 whatever is necc:Iary to protect ,b.ir w.
tsrest in this suit. f'S' 'nen In
A copy; Teste. RI LOTT ~,
"uso 'n and Smith attorneys for plaintiff.
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IiIagod iqqississiii-snflt ODD isqo1di assI
.ogix3i. % iasa /.
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sFASI1I TRADE.

|tiAe l2la" i1SjS tfsuICG 1S4IEEJS So 40
Eetsci ISL Sd &c sEssll0 we'd Ioit
borf d9Gsz3 go ts1-o1ri a1e ST
Vdi sniTg54 .sslcms1aM ba1au2sys svsn
savIsxaIasR ,, sFsn aIst - syrn1idej
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Rational Medicine.
DIR. THOMAS j. KISNER.

Will In addition 70 the treatment ofal Acute Diseases
devote portion Of his time TO the treatment Of all va
OF Chronic Diseases, upon the Rational or Eec
TIC system. Such as Diseases Of Eye and Ear Rheu
matte and Nervous Diseases, Spinal Affections Epilsp.
sy Diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, Bladder and Kid.
nsys: All serofuous, Skin and syphilitic Diseases
Club Feet or Distorted Limbs, and all Diseases both
Acute and Chronic, to Which Females are subject.
From his long experience in such cases. he feels CON
ndent Of giving entire satisfaction to any who NAV
gu No charges for examination and opinion of cases
Medicines safe, prompt and reliable. All oonmunic
ions strictly confidential, and promptly attended
Office hours A. N. to 9P NJ.
Office and Residence on 3D. Street, near Reed Fraft
drug Store, Centre Wheeling, VIVA.
Jy2-d&w-1y.
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WRST VIRGINIA, SAT ruies held in the
Wy Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Marion
county, for the month of November, 1864.
Edward Parish, complainant,
va.
Charles p. GoodaiI, ct AL defendants,
The object of this suit is to recover Deed for q
certain tract of land lying 10 the county Of Marion
and sold to the complainant by Charles P, GoodaH
James B. Shelton and Thomas s, Raymond as per
title bond, 6Ied with the papers of the cause And
it appearing from afdavits, that the said Charles
p. GoOdall, James B. Shelton and Thoma. s, Hay
mond are OF residents of this State 1t Is ordered
that they appear here within one month after the
publication Of this order, and do whatever is nsc-
essary TO protect their interest 10 this suit
A copy. Teste. r. B. LOTT Clerk.
Wilson and Smith attorneys. neyl0-w4t
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CALEB ID. REED. ESQ.

VoU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT
L shall proceed on the first Monday in De
cember next, at the Office of Fontain Smith, r the
town OF Fairmont, West Virginia, between the
hours Of o'clock a. m and O'Clock p m Of that
day to take the dispositions of sundry wit.
nesses, to be read as evidence at the hearing
of . certain cause, now depending on the Chaneery
side Of the docket of the Circuit Covrt of Marion,
IN which / am complainant and yon are defendant,
and if from any cause the taking of the said depo-
sitions be not completed on said day, the Is.
king Of the same viii be continued from day to
day until the taking ofthe same i, completed
~ kuANNA REED, Plaintiff.
Wilson and Smith, Attorneys.
novlO-wlt
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INVEST VIRGINIA ss:-At rules held in the
w Clerks Office of the cult Court OF Marion
county, for the month Of November 1864
Roanpa Reed, complainant,
w.
Caleb D. Reed, defendant.
The object Of this suit is to recover diyorc.
from affidavit that the defendant. Caleb b Read
not resident Of this State, 1t is hereby ordered
that no appear here within one mon from the
due publication Of this order, and do what is nee
essary to protest his interest in this suit
copy Taste, r B. LOTT, Clerk.
Wilson Smith Attorneys Cor Plaintiff,
noYI0-H4t
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Town Lots for Sale.

DURsUAN7 tothe provisions Of decrse of the Dir
l. cult Court Il Marion, rendered ut the October
term thereof, tue of John s. Fleming Vs. John
McCue, SHALL CO the second Monday in November
next proceed to ss before the door Of the Court House
Of said county by public auction, to the highest bidder
two lots No. and In the town OF Warrington, upon
the following tehe 70 wit: For cash in hand sufficient
TO pay the cost Of this suit and the expense SALE and
the residue upon credit Of a. and II months, the
purchaser giving bond and security ard the commits
soner retaining lien the said lots TO secure the
unpaid purchase money, The lots very desirable,
being we'll situated and well adapted Tor residences
and situated in the most business town on the Balt
more q Ohio Railroad. i'll the county of Marion.
+. SMITH,
oct2l-dlt&w3t Commissioner
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PURSUANT to the provisions of decree rendered
torn thereof In the case of Thomas Walklsts ~ Ih
wooo, shall On the second Monday In November nsIi
proceed to sell by public auction to the bghest bdse,
oeore tns mont door fthe Court House said countv
= us@ OF land adjoining the land Of the said WaiB
iase and othsrs, situated the waters Of Buffalo Co.
sad county, and containing 40 acres more or Iesa
on me foi owing terms 70 WITT For cash in hand n
oent 70 pay the cost Of this suit and the exnenss ~
sas, ana the residue upon credit Of aud Ia month.
Ae purchaser giving bond and security and the COM,
missioner retaining lien said land 10 senrs th
opr esI II.snsss money. T. SMITH,
800 VIZ ... Corpmissloner
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NOTICE, 8
TUE WEST VIRGINIA HOSPITAL FOR THR
Insane viii be prepared 70 receive patients On and
Asve-lm r. P. CAMDEN, President.
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ia bna 90 aIot blA baiips OILS as1siial 81
,dspo7d 10 ear b5oysd sgl ssw Goii 2fi
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-07

l. the subscriber, DO hereby propose 10 Furnish and
deliver 10 the United States at the Quaernasters De-
paTtment at ----, aTeeably TO the terms OF your
advertisement inviting proposals for forage, dated,
Washington Depot December 3, 1868, the following arti-
cles, viz.
- bushels Of Corn, in sacks, at - per bushel OF Sc
pounds.
- bushels Of Oats, in sacks, at--per bushe OF %
pounds.
tons Of baied Hay at - per ton Of 1000 pounds
- tons Of , led Straw, at - ton of 1000 pounds.
Delivery 10 commence or before tho - day Of -,
1856, and 20 be completed or before the day of
ls6- and plOige myself to enter into written CONTRACT
with the United Bates with good and approved secures
within the space Of ten days after being notified that my
bid has been accepted.
Your obedlent sRryant.
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"A panic was used lately in the Surrey The
atre, London, by the thoughflessness of tipsy
sailor. who shouted Sire" A general rush was
made towards the doors, ana he alarm was with
difficulty alayed No lives we're lost, but several
women tainted and we're severely crushed
AT a recent sale of au autograph collection at
Rome, three receipts Tor money pald, all OF tnem
hiahly i1teresting, changed hands; one by Bra
mante, another by Michael Angelo, and the third
by r. ilaelle. Michael A. gelo receipts for the sum
OF twelve hundred scudi, which was balance
owing 20 him for the monument OF julius the
Second Raflaele eceyed Que hundred scudlfor q
picture, which he Acknowledges with the follow
Ing words :-"Io RGfaeio d I 6ino 10 Hc'@o 'eudI
cieHtO d'O,O ut supra
Miss FRYER. a lady formerly resident in Edin-
hurgh, and who has lust Cied in England, has
left very large sum, said 70 amount TO about
sixty thousand pounds, for Scotch charities, IN
eludirg Elk cen thousand pOundsto the Edinburgh
Royal Infrmary, and two thousand pounds to,
wards the fund tor the endowment of the West
Port Territorial Free Church in Edinburgh
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Brgadier-G GeneFA ID. II. RuCKER,
Chief Depot QuArtermaster,
Warrington, ID. Q.


GUARANTEK.
We, the undersigned, residents OF - IN the county
OF , and State Of -, hereby Jointly and sevorallrs
covenant with the Uaited States, and guarantee In case
the foregoing bid Of - be accepted, that ne Or uey
wfl within ten days amer the ACCEPTANCE OF sAld
bid, the contract for the same, Win sooa AAa
suffcient suretes IN 4 sum equal the amount OF tho
contract to furnish the forage proposed m oonorny " he
terms Of the advertisements dated 1900 unu
which the bid made; and IN case ihe SAID - shAl
enter into Aforesaid we guarantee TO
make good the difference between the OFFER Of tue said
and the next lowest rosponsble bidder, or the peg
son 10 whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands aud seaA this -- day Of -.
lS6-, lseal
WifHess- tSell
mere oertify that, 10 the best Of my knowledge A
beaf the above guArant0rs are good and suf-
cient as surees for the amount for which they ba
10 be- certified by the United States District Attorney,
Collector Of Customs any other officer under the United
States Government responhibo person known TO thia
Office.
An proposals received under this advertisement win be
opened and examined at this Of1ce Wednesday aud
Saturday OF each week atl2M Bidders are respecuul1
d II. HUCKER,
l-4u T.. Rdier-G General aGd Quartemasler.
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PROPOSALS.
CHlEF oUARTERMAsTER's oFPICR,

( 'hlEt QOAhIEhMASTERS OFFlCH,
- DEror WAmuHGrOH, 4
WASHINGTON, ID. G., January 4, 1864. I
Al etAefs IN Drugs Hardware Lumber, Leather. once
tufnture Harness, and saddltry, requested D senf
70 ms eee, on the MONDAY ofssoh week sealed pro
poa o tt IN duplicate, ,of the articles they are prepsrsd
10 turnsh 10 THIS depot AZ short notice. with the price f
tHeh mnIAto IN plain figures, that In tho
Of me seNce require itthe article articles can be %.
mined without delay, AZ the lowest price.
DealeIs WshnR 70 tell TO this depot win be requredk
Furnish the list punctualy every Monday morning
,,-,--,,-- ,.--- d. b RUCkER,
hiBAueI-Seneral and Chief Quanerma astef.
10 n Wa
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Samples OF the standard articles may be al tho
once OF Cl III ng and Equlpage IN this city.
To be delivered ree OF charge At the United satos Id
specuOn Warehouse in this city In good packages,
with the name Of the party furnishing the kind and quAn
dty OF goods distinctly marked each article and
Parties offering goods must stnctly state In their bids
the quantity they propose to furnish, the price, ARd time "
delivery
samples, when submitted, must be marked and nuna.
beTed 10 correspond with the proposals and the parties
thereto must guarantee that the goods shall be- in every
respec equal TO Army Standard, otherwise the proposal
viii not be considered
guarantee, signed by two resp lns BILE persons, mu4
accompany each bid guaranteeing that the bidder wa
supply the articles awarded to him under his proposal
Bids VIII be opened on THURSDAY, December Is, 1864,
at II O'Clock, NJ at this odice, and bidders are re-
qussted TO be present, -
Awards wlibe made on wednesday December II, l60l.
and preference Will be given 10 bidders agreeing
plee their deliveries within three months from date o(
commencement.
Bonds viii be required that the contract wiube faithfully
fulhlIsd.
kilograms relating TO proposals win not be noticed.
Blank forms Of proposals, contracts and bonds may be
obtained al this ONCE.
The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable y
reserved.
Endorse envelope proposals for (here insert the name
OF the article offered, and address
Colonel WILLIAM W. HcKIM,
E-86t Chief QuArtermaster, Cincinnati Depot
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OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND RQUu'
Y Z Ana. TMELLIm and aIRARn sltn.l.-

PHfLApELpiuA, december 3. 1884,
Sealed Proposals will be received At thls once unh.
SATURDAY, the 10th inst, for supplying lhe SoEuylkil
Arsenal with the following articles 3
HOSPITAL TENTS AND FLIES, Army STANDARD
Tho Tents 70 be made OF 2s linen Cotton Duck, weigh
l2 ounces 60 the linear yard.
The Flies TO be made Of 2Sh inch Cotton Duck, TO weigh
10 ouncos 10 The linear yard.
SHELTER TENTS, Army standard To be msdo OF
Cotton Duck d3h inches wide, TO wcsh ounces 20 the
linear ynrd
All Of ths above tents and aos 70 be made according 70
the specifications adopted By the Quarermastcr's De-
pntmcut
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per-
sous whose signatures must be appended TO the iarau
tee and getuttd TO as being good and sufficient security
The United States.
Bids nom dctaultrg contractors those that do not
lmt conpW rn ms requirements of this advertisement,
BLANK Tor proposals. embracing the terms Of the
required each bid, be had Application
this office and others which do embrace the
guarantee win be considered will any proposal con-
sdercd which does not strictly conform to the require
mCnts therein stated.
the bids state the number and quantity ofoaoh Kind
Of aricO proposed TO be delivered,
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army
supplies" stating the envelope the article bid for.
HERMAN BGGGS,
1913 a Colonel Quarternasters Department.