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RWe are informed ihAs the governor OF
Teulessse has appointed Col. Thomss J. Free
man, Of Trenton, Judge Of the l6.h Judicial cir
euil Of Tennessee vice Samuel Williams, de-
ceased-Rsbsi
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e On and after the I5sh inst, the rates OF
freight on the Georgia railroad and its branches
will be increased 331 per cent. on present rates,
except on cotton, which viii be 50 per bale (oi
500 pounds or less) from Atlanta, and from
other stations in proportion.
n A correspondent informs the Macon TsIc-
graph that on the % b ult, the citizens of Eu-
fsuls and vicinity oTganizsd 3 soldiers relief
association. In less than week over SIS OOC
in money and supplies have been TA-sed, and >
car loaded with cooked provisions has been sent
with committee, 10 General Johnston's army
The association has already collected 33OO lbs
Of bacon, (neETly all hRms,) 6763 lbs OF mesl
200 lbs Of -four, 200 lbs OF lsId, 100 lbs ot
butter, 1000 lbs OF Iics G5 lbs. Of sugar, 20t
lbs. Of coffee, q gallons OF whisky, . dcz. bot
Ties wine and curdisls, besides variety Of Other
articles, such as vinegar, hard soap, clothes,
and lint fOr bsndlges, eie.
E9 The report Of ths superintendent OF ih'
male school established by the Eagle factory il
Columbus, Georgia, shows thst during the pas
| quarter one hundred and ninety boys have been
/ IN Attendance. Oi these toTty-slx are the ehil
dren OF factory operatives iOrty-eight of wid
ows; tRenty-six of soldiers who are now il
service thirty-sight Of deceased soldiers, snd
tbirty-two the children Of citizens. The aver.
ago daily attendance is about one hundred
From the report Of Mrs. T L. Mckenzie, in
slruetrsss Of the fsmRle department, it is shown
that during the same quarter one hundred and
sixiy-siehi girls have attended the school, and
The sversee daily attendance is one hundred
and twenty Of This lambsr there are t7roaiy
children OF soldiers now in The army, and firty
Of deceased soldiers; forty children Of factory
operslivesi thirty Of widows, and forty eight Of
I ciiiEeus.
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r. Tie battlefield committees arc doing in-
cAlculsbls good at the 'front.' and arc worth
thousands of men to the army
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Terms OF AdvertTsEng


Tho highest market pres, either IN money
on Subscription, slll Bs paid tor clean eetton
or linen rags, white or eolorsd. delivered st ths
APPEAL eooufing-FO0m, Allsnts-
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FAR ENousH FOR TEN DoLLARs-ORe night not
long since prisoner az of toe prsOu poss in this
city b-bad the sentinel he thought, into acqut
essence to his escape. and threw down ten dollar
rrsenbackr 10 close the bargain The sentinel toO t
up and nodiug. YAskse commenced csmbertng out ot
the window and 10 ring himself down. All e. once 70
vsBs chasuged hy The senuusi, who drew dead bead
oc him 'et back there, gone dang you or p blow a
button through yuu' The Yankee reminded The sentinel
u his bargain sud Inquired II he duf agree 20 at u
90 YES rs-d the a1dsciuus rcbei rags, but you
have got Jar enough re doars We sell 30 y tn3
foos here. Get haCk there So che Haukes s1i
back and tla speculative sentinel recommend hl
lonely r1unt turui1E over his mind ths prc5abla
premium 'igrseHbHcks, and ths 20 b. Realized
Confederate "promsss '-iiickHOHd EKaaltssT-
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E bArkeepsr lest $22oO by retsiiirg ice
in Mobile last week. His profits melted away
witt the ice.
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".8EszSO W- HE"


MACHINE OIL, Tzausfs Oh PAM Oh, Car Boa
ltt ss,ts.al AXE tfrosse, may Dc obtained ~ sd
---i,g I,e rabscFiber. kanrq.-dG Factories, IA
1ie ,sl.o. nns Miiis viii be suppied reasonhDie
tsrs-- hs sddreHss be EqpsefioeI "a Assastsg ss;
IaYSa 3iTs aVn@ SAa3N
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THE COTTON CAsE.-The great cotton case cf wood.
ward Baldwin & Co, the Illinois Central railroad
decided in cbssgo last Thursday. The Jury in ths
returned verdict for tie plaintiffs assessing dam
ages al $1,000.
The eottOu to the valus Of which this suit
WAS brought, but mOiety Of that which de-
stroyed by FIRE at the TINS, and it 10 understood
that other parties representing claims 70 the amount Of
$40 0c0 have been awaiting the Issue Of this trial In
expectation cf CONNIE eng similar proceedings against
the railroad company.
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Second Dlspstch.l
Maior.qeneralD Dixt


WAR DEPARTMENT. Washington, Tuesday May 81,
6 clock P. H "A dispatch from General Grant dated
at o'clock tais morni g. At HsWes shop has Just been
received Ills AZ follswz:
The enemy came over our left last evening, and
attacked. They were easily repubed and with CON
siderable saughter. 70 relieve General Warren, who
was the eft speedily, General Meade ordered an
attack by the balance Of our Ines General Hancock
tie only who received the order in tms to make
the attack before dark He drove the enemy from his
lntreu ched skrnaiah Line, aud sd holds it. have no
report OF our Losses, but suppose them be light"
0her official dispatches, not from Gen Grant, re-.
ceived ST the time, give detsils. They are
follows the first being dated yesterday (MGy 30th
a o'clock P NJ:
"In the course OF the afternoon Warren had pushed
down left until his flank division, under Graw-
ford, reached point abreast OF Shady Grove church
Crawford having got detached from the rest Of the
corps attacked And crowded back lit,ls The
emy then threw force which appean 10 have consist
ed of Eyelfs corps upon Warren left attempting TO
turn H. but was repussd. The engagement was short,
sharp and decisive Warren holds hhi ground at dis
tAnce Of seven miles from Richmond He reports that
he has taken considerable number OF prisoners and
that there many rebel dead the eld Oh his own
losses he has not yet made report. His latest dispatch
says the enemy are moving troops to ids left apparent
y to cover the approach to Richmond in that direction
On right active conflict has teen raging ever
siuee dsrk but has lust closed As SOON as the enemy
attacked the lef Of Warren, Wright aud Hancock were
ordered TO pitch in Gut do not 90 bsVe got ready
until after nghtisi No report has yet been received
| from them"
The other dispatch above referred to i, dated at six
o'clock this morning. and states that in Hsneoeks Il
tack last night Col. Brooks drove tho enemy out Of
| strongly intrenehed skirnsh line, and holds it. The
losses not reported. Burnside'H whole corps got
across this Totopo0my creek, lsst evening ana Is 10
ful connection with Warren's. The left Of Hancoeks
rests upon this side Of the creek Tbs OH corps il
upon Haneoeks right and threstens the left flank Of
| the enemy.
smith ought arrive at New Castle by noon whence
he can support Warren add Burnside, if Necessary.
Sheridan with Gregg and ToTbetts divisions OF cav
| airy, Is our left flank.
Wilson The left and rear, for purposes reported
| In former dispatch.
The country thereabOut IS thekly wooded with pines
| with few good openings.
The Indications this morning are that the enemy has
| fallen back south OF Obckahomny.
Nothing Of lser date has been received by this de-
| psrtnent EDWIN NJ. STANTON
j. SeereLarY Of War
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tThird Dispatch
wAsHINaToS, Tuesday, Nay al-Il:aI

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Nay aI--IIi2o ?. n.
Major snerGl Dix:
The following dispatch has been received from Gen.
Batter;
Yesterday all day firing in the direction Of Meehan-
iesYile.
six refugees from Richmond report that Grant was
the Mechsnlessills turnpike fourteen miles from
Richmond, yesterday; that they heard the firing and
that Grant vas drising Lee. ak
"A woman rsforts That meeting was held yesIeT.
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KENNEDY HOUSE,
.HOBLLE.

rT'uE above HOUSE is now re0Pened for permEnau
II aud uaniient buzrteie--i0cAlsd 81 A0Hiss 5a
wen ErsHkiin ana hamilton atfsstE.
ARs. J. Y. AOKEkAAE,
mvQ In Pr0prirtEsss.
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MAJOR Gen. DIT:
We hsve dispatches from Gen. Grant down to four
o'clock yesterday afternoon There seemed, the dis.
patch says 70 be prospect Of Lees mskng stand
north of the Chick ahOminy. His forces were the
Meehaniesvle rOsi, nth Of The TolO7otomy creek
and between that and Hswrs shop, bis right
resting Shady grove. Dispositions for attack
being inside by Gen Grant. wilson's cavalry had
been ordered destroy the bpges the Little
snd South Anna and break up both a0sds from those
-ilas sru.kvest cf Hawts sAan where he
headquarters = our
yet telegrsphc line Of communication with Wash.
ine eton-
A dispatch from General Shermsn, dated yesterday,
30sh A. M reports chsuEs In tbs pol lDs Of the
armies. s. iRht fkrmisLing had occurred suoss.
queui the fair OF Saturday
30 intelligence from any Other quarter has been
ceiyed by this department.
EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Secretary CT War.
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Ihs same papeF stat
n, Nil. r--. -s-.,

On Monday sst, circuit court iaaugurasd 10 his
city with Jndge a Walker, Of Pllask presiding. D.
appeared somewhat novel three years having elapsed
since similar proceeding Was had here.
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RsAMN MANTEEh

CLEAE COTTUa hAGs vii Eua rs1as ssis =
Z ! thiE uf6cs q The market prgus. Apply 81 the
IsQ- sppEEi l. fiBfrlgftHsfE ksift-s
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Civil ana rIiIi,nry Au,heri.y.

The COlunbis (Tsnn-) Chronicle Of Msy z, says:
The grand jury Of The court convened here, issued
underEt4nd. 4 bill Of Intsrdctm-Ht against thOss
concerned 10 ne celebrated Jordan affair Che whipping
Of'aue1rO tsaCher) and who held pris0ne
by ihs military, ard petilio1ed ts commander Of tho
post lhe civil autho tiles for trial
but the udsr refused, his orders being peremp
tory We also understand that Judge Walker has gone
10 Nashville 20 Investigate hsnat,sr ard which doss
rank, the civil OF military cJde.
Ti,a g4r,r uonar atofos.
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w a H II a "
Tx oJV PROFITS.

IL SoA II - - n - ~
ALL persons thst subiset pay raid TAX, re-
qassted to 90 SO by The 25ih Of June.
Return Of Profits
Mace BY buying aud selling between Tirst day Of
January, ls6s a.. day Of January, 1864 sprtu-
Gus liquors, Hour wheat, corn rice sugar. Hossses
syrup szli bacon pork, hogs beef or beef cattle.
sheep ozis, bay, fodder, bides leather, horses
mules boots, shes, cotton yErnz, wool, OOtton or
nzcd cloth hats, wagons hzrntss lead irou steel
nails money gold silver 10 eign exchange. stocks,
notes debiE credits obligations Of auy Kind and
aHy merchandise property effects Of any kind, to
be sssssssd and collected forthwith under ne "Act 20
levy additional taxes for the defsnse aud sup
port Of the GoyernmsnL" approved February l7-h,
Is64 the tax upon which Is zen per addition
the sEE on such pfots Income under The proyliuns
Of lie Aet q April 24ib, I565.
J. H. WILLS,
Tax Collector,
7sh District, State of Georgia
Ofios IN Alabama street once hOurs ssonl to la 4
=. and f. ON to 5 P. r. llu2 2W
Bacon ~ amted.
100, 600 @sai.d @ S Tor si.s; SGSS fso9. y TaOO"
T. r. PEASE,
inl lot =. $.
CH.xS. II. S.HITEE,
sEtE0rRLeV and Counselor,
At4antsa----------------- GA,
a ssUCIATI-D with Col J. ". h. UEUERWOUD
- Dthae OVer EdszruF'a slOfs. on Mnitehsli d-ett
y Irieada csrIsspoEd lis will please address
tlis place g. W. Jones
iu2 lsts c. II SMITH.
The FLORENCE HOTEL,
selma, AAa.
DROPRIETORs-
J. q. SAINT,
q Memphis TOanessse.
DR.. r. j. MCKINNEY.
my20 In u hoHliuF 6ref a. KF.
ESAGS WANTED!
OyLEAE COTTUH hAGs vii Euu rsaay ssis
J his udica - The market prsus. Apply 81 the
laQ- s%pEiE L. aiffffl-f tfsfs ktfff-f
KENNEDY HOUSE, "
.EgBELE.
rT'HE sbovs HOUSE IL now reoPened for permanent
II aud uanlient buartiefll0cAlsd 81 lsoHiss Do
wen EraHkfln ana hamilton atissiE-
ARs. J. y. aOKERAAE,
rnyR IN Pr0puetEess-
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4. ia. s4CTO.E-,
News a zeat for the AFzy 81 TeHnesses
AND AGENT FOR

The yHCsstPSsis Daily .EDPeag.
Mai CarrieEs, Brigade and kesimentsl News seuts
viii be supplied 50 keretofora with Daily Papers Al
sighiesn 70 twenty esnts-sizo daily papers At the
soanter Al twenty i've esntE
4 large edition OF ths APPEAL received every day
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Rarnm KNamted.

HOO nhfA LBs. GtsUD SOUND BACON
1UOsOOO wanted for state troops by
z. r. PEASE,
fnI I0t A - s.
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stanton on the War in VirSiHin-ku Un-
reliable EfiBtorfRu,
WAR DEPABTHEHT,
Washington, May 3l-4 P. n.

The following fieal dispatches from Stanton give
the from Grant up 10 O'Clock, A N. Tuesday
the 3lst OF May:
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J. h WILLIS.


75.h District, State q Georgia.
Ofos IN AIsb ana street. once houus ssona to la
D. and E ON to 5 p 4. liuz 2W
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CEssxS. II. S.HETH,
attorney and Counselor,

a SsBUIATl.D with Col J. W h. UEUERNOUD
- Uffiee 0ver Edszray's stOIs. OF Whitehsli d-ett
~ Correspond hts Will pis Ase address
a. tais pace, eafs % IS. W. Jones.
iu2 lsts c. II SMITH.
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The FLOKEEECE HOTEL,
selma, AEa.

DRQPRIETORS-
J. q. SAINT,
Of Memphis T0anessse.
DR. r. j. MCKINNEY.
uv20 In VI houliuF Gref a. KF.
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persons thst Hrs subject % pay raid TAX. are re
a 10 Do so bv The a5th Of June.
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w..hin.,.a,. birthday &. ~. P..r.b.rs

Csrrespondsuos q The ". Y Trbuns-
ST.. PrTiRsDuno Feb "a, 1884.
The anniversary Of the Birthday Of Washing
ton was celebrated q, III. Legation OF ths United State,
In this city with splendor never surpassed II indeed
il has ever been elnaled anywhere by our ENJOYS.
Tho spacious rvoins Of the Legation werc all thrown
opeu redscors,ed and refurnishcd FOR the occasion
Flowers and plants in Sprihgtime abundance occupied
every corner, table pier and chimney piece; and when
Il Is remembered TINT such productions Of nature are
eIoies in this inhorpsble latitude spprofi,s Idea
may be formed both Of the effect aud expense.
covered portco extending from the entrsne, OF the
mansion to the edge Of the sidewalk tastsfuly con
structed Of striped material enabled the guests V
olght from their carriages without the least erosurt
TO the cold. which. along with the inner yestbde and
richly csrpeted staircase lighted al Stoo, formed
most pleasing coup dsi, and was much commented
upon. Suspended against the principal wall Of tn ball
room was seen portrait OF the sdored "FatherH III,
Country" enshrlned In laurel and evergreeus the esgr
for which was furnished by the Secretary OF Legation
At IL o'clock the guests began to assemble. and
thereslteY the inspiring music Of numerous bad set
the eegAn! and aIlstocra,lc throng In merry milton
The Imperial family represented in the persons OF
several princes sod dukes. Tho ancient and m,dern
nostes. and fashionable Ahs Of this luxurious optal
wero present In toilettes worth--no one knows how
much; and the entire diplomatic corps responded
gracefully to this festive invitation Of thor republican
| colleague.
The Minister Gen. Clay. won golden opinions b his
srniabity and liberafty. and "Young Russia" Impair
tena were fan to declare tina. they never bad sich
! Jolly time 70
Mr.. Henry Bergh. the charming lady OF the Sore
tary Of Legation did the honors OF the evening" IN
manner worthy Of the great aud Joyous occasion aud
after supper composed OF every dellcacy which the
natural and artificial paatecoud desire invent thu
| contented throng-that had honored themselves In
coming this night 10 do honor To the memory Of ii,
sainted Acknowledgment not. however bofor'
the dawning day had commenced TO sdmonish then
That night was at an end. U.sA
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MONDAY, March PIP. n.

Gold opened at 162, rose 10 1921 and fell 10
IstoIsa In the afternoon the price TO 1921 al6e
aud closed firm. Upon the streets stocks strong
and In some cases higher Harlem advancing 10 l4t
and receding to l4o. at the Stock Exchange Govern
ments strong; Coupons Of 1881, llei. and April 1905,
at ll2i: Border State Stocks steady. Tennessee S.
cit; Missouri es 72a72t; California 70. 1901 Cantor
offered at 65ta65I and dull Coal Stocks higher
Delaware and Hudson. 2led2a0; Pennsylvania Coal
eO6t aaOSi; Central Coal eCde6!; Cumberland Coal
s4ias4i, American Coal ll2. all3; Quicksilver Min
Ing Company. 67a67i. Pacific Mail, 2o0i a23li New
York Central opened at l4e closed 1926 dl39; Ere sold
up to I.8 and closed 1851 1885, do Preferred 1895
lo9 Hudson River l5SINl56ii Harlem. lG!Ql47!;
Reading l4lidl4lI; Michigan Central Ia; do. South
srn. llsallsi do. Guaranteed. l45Ql4ai illinois Cen
trial 13s al3si; Cleveland and Pt.sburgh, i24,0l2l!
Stocks have been irregular and close lover. under the
bank statement which shows large Increase Of loans
with no corresponding Increase OF deposits. At the
6took Exchange The demand for Government Securities
wM firm. and offered In small lots. Railway mortgages
were strong and an advance obtained. For Ohio and
Mississippi certificates 90 paid with large busi
ness Coal stocks strong and In higher
Copper stocks firm Quartz Hill sold at 25t which is
premium OF y cent per share. Quicksilver Mining
Co opened at GO and closed ct 60. Erie. New.York
Central and Hudson River firm. Harlem was variable
selling q. I4eSlte, and closing at i4a Fort Wayne
strong. Toledo and Wabash sold ct 70, and the I'd
mortgage bonds ct "a. Chicago end North. Western
and Marietta wore strong and higher The established
Western LIST was steady. At the Second Board prices
wore lower aud disposition shown TO sell for cash
Pacific Mail fell ~, Eow-York Central Ii Erie. ]
Hudson River. Q, Harlem. .; Reading. !, Michigan
Ceatral 4, do Southern @ After the Board the
bet rallied and closed firm with renewed disposition
10 buy
The evening stock exchange was held last
aght 10 the Republican Club Room of ed street
and Broadway. Tho room and It's accessories are much
superior To the room where night sessions have beer
held and dsss-yes succssa
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Juternal Repenus.
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
u I'd Collection District, N. ANNUAL TAI Sr No
TICE-Nocs h-cby given that the Anno, ~. NV
ss.ssad n this Colec don Dric, for the year
Isl iaJ has been received nom the Asses.o ana .
pu;iss LAKES saa sssss w ea.s DsSss
dte hereof until including THURsDAY the 5 day OF
MARCH 1854 fo@ 10 e'cioct N. to o'clock a.. 20 70
eeivs tbs
The Taxes included Ia the aforesaid Hist upon Plate Car
hsrs Yachts BILLIARD Tabks Loenscs, and Incomes for
the year 1854
All penons who shs nssec, to pay the due by than
respectively according to tbs lat Aforesaid within the
herrin specified viii at the eIp ation liable
10 Ten Cent id5'sI the amount th-reox
o~piins the Incomes. which will be iabls addition
OF bat i've per cent Dated S.w.Y March 1864
SHERIDAN SHOOK, Collsctor, 3sd District n Y.
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MANHOOD and the vigor of Youth Restored

vi In -Four Weeks by Dr. RECORD 3 ESSENCE Of LIFE.
This wonderful agent will restore Manhood to TIE mo
Constitution whether arising from Ercesses Scis
Abuse tho Effects Of Climate, Natural Canses The time
required to the most inye,srsis case IL four we rsi
od In cases with Instructions for for % or -four quaint
ties In for 80 Sen. carefully pased on receipt OF RENT
lance by his accredited agent Circulars sent reospt
u four stamps. PHILIP ROLAND, No. All BIoome,sI,
one door yea, ffom Broadway. Ns~-forL
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TJNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Il SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

Prepared from prescription OF su J. Clarke, n D.
Physician Extraordinary 10 the 0aesn-
Ths well knor medicine imposition. but ana
safe renedy for fsnss Difficulties and Distinctions from
cause whatever and although powerful remedy contains
ho,hing hurttu 20 the constitution To married ladies'
IL peculiarly suited IL will In short Tins bring the
monthly porod with regularity.
ali Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pan In the Bsch
aud Limbs. Fatigue slight oaerion, Papi,aton Of tbs
Heart HyHsries and Whites these Pls Will effect
when all other means have failed and although powerful
remedy do not contain IRON ealoms sntinony anything
hurful to the constitution.
directions In the pamphlet around oscA package which
should be carefully preserved.
For fun partleulars 70, pamphlet. fse sfths agent.
NJ BS and postage stamps mcleod to any authorised
AGENT will insure bottle containing - pills By rsuIn
mall Sold by all drugsista
JOB MOSES, No n CORTLAND. st., Nsw.Yo,t,
Sole United Sstss Agent
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OFFFd1SC;EIs.. 49, ARMY CLOrHp,
rBSLADsfpHIA. Ma

SEALED PROPOSALS are in1ssd aa nd w win
- s NY y ocoSf a. o. MONDAY u -
10, LOT seypy.ns the ochuyfkN Arsenal with GRAY WO0sa
Bi.ANkETS-arny standard OF domestic rns,, 49,
creased. ny os iale1 -
Bidders mus. state In their proposals. which NINA.
Of delivery S-'"J o'o tof sn4ea1
The s6ii.y Of the bidder 70 Gil the sontr.c. uus
anieed oy two responsible persona whose sisssssrs.
appended 10 tho guaranty, and said gusr,ay .rsav
bid and IN case the said bidder should fsil ~
cSntT9c' they to make good the difference between ~
person to whom tue contract mar DO awuded "'' -
Siddsfs, as well as their surs'ies or suarsutor,
not be known al this Office, will furnish cerS"s, ~
limited state: Di s Attorney po:;.s sS
ting forth clearly the fact that the bidder and RI.
responsible men who WI. contract "a swsrJeSJx~
same. ... S~N0sS -
No bid viii be entertained tina, dee. no, foy esv.,
81 81 The Save requirements ali which Il not no,sS
ared by two r.sp9nsibe parties, as shove d-seib.d
BIDS from dsfsuiting contractors will not be res,.A
TIL, Office. IS ~ = -r''~
Proposals. must be bdotsed Proposals for Armv Ri,A
o. ii. GRESHAM. Ass. q II Geusrl. U.0T