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Good Blankets.
OlDILRs, OkPHANs.-TME ARRANGE.

- OLDlERS' ORPHANS-THE ARR ANGE-
IL Tor Il education and ma ntenauCO of the
ttute o. phaf ut the Soldiers Sailors Of" the state
unUer The ratinp TO the uhtCt beng sufficiently
,ump ced enable the uudt RS q to tlpoa-
toi OCe cItby given u at blark fOrms o. apple
wh the necessary ructiOns haso beea deposited
with :, uuv gent emen, who relatives or
nl,IVs Of he rpl ms can oh n II T. en-.
Whci the app cat1n and ststement N each shall
b. properly Ned and sworn to- and cartd by the BUard
OF 20 nmon school Directors Of tne Distuct IN which
resides Il Is to be returned 10 the gentleman rom
VIII m II rccslved OF 10 sOme other uenOur Of tue
County Rupe intending committee by VIII nm IL VIII be for
wArOCd 10 tie Undersigned.
In a short time after tue receipt Of the application by
UNDERSIGNED If be in due form, aud tho orphan be
entitled To the Of for The admia
sion the proper school Will be sent by mall TO
mother, Other applying relative or friend, with neces
saIy Instructions.
Isrxptcte the schools selected for these orph
ready their reception during the month OF OctO
ber Their friends III the eOrc the steps
and have them ready admission by the LIST of Novo-
beT at the latest.
The sate VIZ provide clothing, boarding. washlrg,
mehding destruction books &c ,fOr the lhsns whie
the sooo provided for them but the cattves or tr ends
expected o. send them thiher without cost TO
state and also n send with them in as good order as
possible such Cothn as the may then have, to be
ill others can he provided for them
The foluw IS the list l gentl lamcn TO whom appca-
IONS ptu be
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CRAIG -sTEwART;-O the 1ith nit, by Rev " N.
Barns Mr.. ROBERT J. CRAtG 20 Mss REBECCA
STEWART alt OF Philadelphia. In ormer pJbsa-
ton OF this marriage there was error IN tht ady's
name which IL here corrected, W. BAHNs,
FERRIS -KRAFE.-On the 2ith inst by tie Rpv. W.
j. Mann, TlIOS, FERRIS, Of New York. TO Mis- ALINE
kRAFI Of this city. No cards.
GEOYER-BU BUrLER.-On the 2lth OF september, by
the Roy. VIM Suddurd-, !. HOLMES tUNEB, 0f
New lruusWICk, y. j., 10 SOPHIE ~ r., daughter OF
William Butter ut Philadelphia.
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ton Company,
P,uLADEIrmA, September q, IGCi
HOLDERS Ofthe
Old CERTIFICATES or LOAN.
Who subscribed for
CONVERSION INTO THE
"LoNG LOAN"
on bArirg themst
THIS OFFICE,
can have the New Certificates the
NEXT DAY.
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'THE EUREKA OIL COMPANY OF WEST
VIRGINIA"

Capital, $500 600, divided into 100000 shares at
81 per share. Subscription price $3.50 per share,
This Company OF the most valuable land aud
leases in the KRnawha Valley, situate Horse Neck and
Campbers Run bra' chcs Bull creek, aud Within ,dye
miles Of the Ohio river.
on Horse Neck the company own well, which Is
pumping twenty three barrels Of oil per day. This well
only three hundred ana twenty feet deep. The
superintendent Is now preparing to bore TO the dcPh Of
the other wells surrounding which producing from
one hundred hundred and sixty barrels of oil per
day, when satisfied produce like amount.
There is another well at Horse Neck, bored two
hundred and sNve feet, with about thirty feet of oil
In the well. The land which this well is located is
aperpetual lease The Bull Creek Company one
third interest company have the balance of two thirds,
Al CRmpbcls run, the company own in fec tract OF
thirty three acres considered by geoogsts and mining
engnects the best oil territory in the State, The great
Tack WELL flowing iyo hundred barrels, asions this
property
Books Of subscription arc nov open at the Compauy'
once, No a3l WALNUT Street.
A lin tied number OF shares only viii be sold.
JOHN j. KRONER, Treasurer
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BUSINESS ITEMS.
nmce Of the Lehigh ConI nnd NnyIgn.

once of the Lehigh Coal and NRvigR-
toD Company. -PnILADELriIA, September II, 1854.
stned PrOkO.als viii received this Office until 2
O'Clock 7, Of Tuesday the qh Of October next, for
nnypurtOn the whole Of one Million WUOO) Of Dol.
ATs part OF loan authorized by Acts Of Assem-.
bly, payable the lst Of APRIL 1884 with Int est at the
rate Of sX per cCut anhum pAyab quartory on he
lst the moDths Of January april July AID octo.
be OF each year and both principal aud Interest secured
by mortgage the COupAnys estates and franchises.
The proposals mst he in writing endorsed "PfOpos ais
for Lebigh Loan and lott at this Ofco where they wi
remain without being opened until the mforg or tue
Board Of Managers at ~ O'Clock wednesday the b
OF october The OIL Of accepted proposals VIII
be early thereafter notified Of such acceptance. when
the premiums offered viii be Immediately payable and
ahew ards each will be a. liberty to pay the amount &C
cep'ed by monthly instamens OF ten cent, more
thereof the whole at time at his or her Opt M
The TO Themselves the right Of rejecting
any bids not satisfactory.
By order OF the Board OF Manager.
EDWIN WALTER, Treasurer.
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No. 4Is. Reasons why Dean has

No. dI3. Reasons why Dean has
REMOVED TO
No. 4I3 Oh NUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom HOuse)
DEAN, fIS CHESTNUT STREET,
VIII sell. NhtleBale an Retail,
FROM TEN TO FIFTY PER CENT. LESS THAN YOU
CAN BUY ELSEWHERE.
DEAN has the Larg and Best Stock In this city Of tho
following list of Goods -
|. The best Fne-cUt Chewing Tobacco.
2. ~ Dorado and Rough and Ready Tobacco.
8 Plain and Sweet Old Virginia IobAccO.
4. Ilain AID Sweet Cavondish Tobacco
5. Navy, and Congre s, ana ug Tobacco.
6. The best stock OF Havana Cigars.
Z The best siocs Of Domestic Cigars.
3. Tie beet stock OF Smoki gg Tobacco.
9. Pipes and Snufs, &C.
10 Iyuohburg noking, 30 cents per pound.
IL. KilliCkinick Smoking, 20 cents per pound.
~. The Capitol Flne-out Chewing.
Is. The Michigan Fine cat Chewing,
II. Fine cut Chewing, 30 cents pOr pound
10. Fine cut Cnewing 60 cents per pound.
10 Dean sells more than any ten stores.
II. Dean 70 Is ten q mes c, chper.
l8. Dean sells he Best and Cheapest,
To he continued at
DEANS, No. fi3 CHESNUr Street,
Opposite Custom House.
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EoR sALS AND TO LEI.

n ron sALE.-SAo OOO WORTH IN GOOD
ny Housee larg ard sula terms 20 suit purchasers,
either with without tncnm 'fafcc iOr cash and GOOD
trade IuGuirr o. frorl 10 ts iPt cocl a. NJ,
TUOs tLoWwAN, 30 NT y lotRIU Street.
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DIRECT NORTHERN RAILROAD
IL ROUTE!
sspHILAi ELrHIA TO NoRTHEAsTERN PENNsYL-
NANIA, CENTRAL ANn WESTERN NEW YORK,
BUFFALO AND THE LAKES.
by Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad, Bevidere and
Delaware RpltOud, Delaware, LRcKawanna, and Western
hAirOad ard Fre Rahwuy.
Only two changes between Philadelphia aud Buffalo.
No changing In the night
357 NILE OF BROAD GApGEt
Magnificent Sleeping Cars the nsht end Of the route
Going Norh.-Leaye Philadelphia ut 7l5 A. NJ, from the
Kensinston Depot of the Philadelphia and Trenton Rail-
road change at ManunkA Chunk TO the Gauge ars
OF the Delaware Iackaw anna and Western Railroad and
Great Bend to the Erie Railway, arriving At Buffalo at
5G2 A. NJ
Going south.-Take the Erie Railway Express from
BuihO at 10 20 z. NJ Change Great Bend 20 the Daa-
ware Lackawanna and Western aIroad, and ManunkA
Chunk 20 the Bevidcrc Delaware Railroad lrain which
goes through to Philadelphia, arriving at 3OP. NJ.
Passengers going north cline az Delaware station
the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad at 1870
i. NJ, have time for supper at Greas Bend,
the last ange $40 Z. NJ Those going South
make The frst change at Great Bend at % A. NJ aud
have time fr breakfast before taking Delaware acka
wanna and Western Railroad train dine Delaware at
li0 z. NJ.
Through Tickets 90 ard from Buffalo Dunkrk ROchcs-
ter Elmifa. Ithaca, OsSesO, Bnghampton Great Bend,
Scranton, WiikcsbaTTe, Delaware Water Gap, &C.
Fare between Philadelphia and Buffalo, Gil.
Ask for tickets via Great Bend
9-2j WIN. II. GATzMER, Agent
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From the "Fttsburg Daily POST Of September D. 1854.
son SrmKr-The Wheeling Inlcllgencor says
We learn a gentleman who arrived yesterday fro Il
Pleasant county lhai Monday the Burton OH Com
struck well Horse Neck, In That ClHuty, wIiCh vii
yied a Thousand barrels OF oil per dag. rrere great
excitement the subject n Eis vicinity. and the oil
Is prevailing TO a fearful extent
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5e- OFFICE OF THE CITY BOUNTY
A~1sts STOCKHOLDERS MLETING,
~ IARMEHS AND MECH ANICS' RAN

PHILADELPHIA, SentemDer 20. 1864.
general meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Farmera'
A Me chauics Bank o. Philadelphia vii be he At tnelr
Banking UOuse THURSDAY, the 2Oth day OF Uctober
neAt, II O'Clock for the purpose of taking Tote
consideration and d, Gliding the question whether
not said Bsnl shall become oo carrying
tee business of BsnSiDg under the Laws o tnc United
st and Of exercising the conferred by the sce
OF the General Assembly Of tolls Commonwealth, emitted
An Act Enabling the Banks of Il is Common wealth TO
b, Assoclu for the Purpose OF nking uodet
the Laws OF the Uned StAtes approved tue 22d day o
1864 AID 10 take action In regard thereto
may be necessary ~ proper
By order OF the Board OF Directors,
920-t2CO W RUSIIToN. Jr., Cashier.
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sHERIpAN's MoTTO.-Fight EARLY and
fight often.
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] 4 D |
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
TIE GRAND BILLIARD roURNAUeST
yu cen re-, ' 20 ",NSsS% ~" It T Es'@sTg' TS,
,,A,I . to1cr'. l.ii,o u terminate SONNY. .i,ber
r,A,it ,AtTEESooS IT. ASg . g.y,gNiyg fygtnrrroSs
Ea 80 sHSe 2o%%fDfS o &C. q ~ r.,,,, rM 'G,sg
49,. rrsn SHOTS bEUNGGED.
rtnrhr md rzs, e. y II nelns- r. j 'rnntC T. II. S
ilsS'' Il e ra g. .r. ,n.s Scn. r55y 5"s5
ihH ht tosi' und other prJmnent pg ,KP,o ed
stna,ie 4 mi, sion. IN eoo's.
Season Tickets secured sefts. 81
70 b. hoo ut tre incpsl Hll Hrd Rooms ans H,ics.
=. NeLL.J, " MONIG MLRY. and VICTOR
Es1ErHE, Coz mhtee ofATanp"m,ots. 9'-6t'
NEW CHEsNuT STREET THEATRE
ro,"S last weei n Mss 81 SSv %a psvf
9sl ~ oIy IT. hs 9st weef Of tto skA or lCE; OF,
hd created the most intense ror diur the rhcatrc
tg ~ with our most intellectual and tcHncd ct ,cns
ILc performance vii conc ude vi Il a nav and very
lnui liable ccr cdictta sntd Easy SHAVING ii'roduc-
sherry. '1'''' i-'''"'N ''u '"u'V' !
,o@,s opcn az. Commence quarter b fore ocl,cs.
lutt Grand Family Matinee SATURDAY, AFTER
NOON at O'Clock OF the reduced urccs stcn tho SEA
ot lGk. OR. A1mlEsr ~, q I'D viii be parf,rmed.
MRS. JOHN DREw'S NEW ARCH ST.
CcNrlNrrD sJCcEss.
LAST WEtk or EDWIN ADAMs.
the DEAF HEART. 80
kUUBEKi hANDkl l''''''.'.''.'....'''''hDWih ADAMS
eau Hrue. Graham
ForpartIoulars OF scenery i,cidenis etc sec bills
FRGnAY-UENEFIT or I'd YIN ADAMS
MoNDAN.-\EslNALI, Bill DOMONiO.
USICAL FUND HALL-ITALIAN
w Opera Troupt Of Associated Iru,s.
Ihe Manager Of the Italian Artist Association,
Mime. WHITING LoRfNI, the celehra ed Soprano;
s'gi or ~ EFt NJ. The famous Tenor Robu,to;
signor ItSd ISL a, t6G myorlie len"r d. Grazaj
muscnl Difettt and Conductor. s. BEHRENI
WIN vetH this city Two Grand Opcrntc Concerts, WBO
and % TIE Programme VIII consist l the choicest sslec
| tiofs nom the repertoire Of modern operas
hdmissicn jcc Reserved SeWs Jlc. extra
The sale Of reserved will commence Monday
| "a. NJ at f. GOULDS Music Store SEVENTH and
doors open Al rs. Copeerl commences at a-gi-4t
| ~ RIST REJECT TED.
- Tie great and celebrated picture by West, the chef
dUuyre OF the artist,
is NOW ON EXHIBITION
AT THE ACADEMY or FINE ARTS,
No. lo25 CHESNUT STREET
In addition TO the In IRE Art Collection Of the Acsdemv
| SIGNOR n. PERELLI
| - Having returned irom Europe, has resumed his
LESSONS IN SlSGtNI.
tes ih'mlln No. 1925 CHEsNUT STREET.
! JAMES s. BIRD, TEACHER OPTHE PIANO,
~ No. go SIXTEENTH street. below spruce. aul Im'
DR0CLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
| lrhSsYLyANA, S.;
| IN THE NAME AND BI THE AUTHORITY or THE
| COSiMoH wFALTH on pENSsYIVANiA
| ANDREW q CURTIN,
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PRocLAMATIoN BY THE GOVERNOR
A. G.. CURTIN,
THE NAME AND BN THE AUTHORITY or THE
COMMONWEALTH on PENNSYLVANIA.
ANDREW CURTIN,


COyEt;NoG OF THE SAID CONNONWFNLrH
A PROCLAMATION
hiocna, BY tho thiro section OF the Act OF the
Assembly Of this Commonwealth pas ed the TWEEN y
second day Of April A. u thousand CLyht bu ii ed
pnd fifty eight entitled "An sct tahiish nknE
Fund for III Of the Public Dobt" II is mad the
duty Of the Secretary of the Comm0uwe tth the AuIOr
Gel eIR ard State Treasurer OF ynk
BL Fund, created tN said act otthe General Assembly
the first Monday of Septcmber, A thousar cght
hundied aud MY nne aud on the same day annually
amount Ioceved under u said act the amo mt intu-
rest Uaid ard the amount "t the debt of the
weHlth redeemed and held by them; whereupOn the
Gov enOr Sba direct the certificates representing the
semc TO be Cancelled, and such cancel sue his
prtcsmat.On, stating the tnct, and tho eNLguishmput
AZ final eischMge OF so mucn OF the principal Of said
And whereas, Ell sIfor, Isaac SIcnker, aud Henry d.
MOoIa. eAoico Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund in
OhEcCe 20 the reQu oments of law, report and certify
20 csat the debt OF The Commonwealth OF Ponnsyl-
Scpembef, A u. one thousand eight huud ed sixty
tLrte the fifth DAY OF September A. lousaId
eight hundred ard Smty four amounts 10 the two
hundred and siNty-e ght thousand Eve hundred and
sAtJ-nine dolars and hity CENTS made up as follows
viz. -
Fyo per cent. Loan Of the Commonwealth m s26s,3osN3
Interest Certificates decmed,.......,....... 2Bl a
Now ,tuttur' as rtqui cd by he THIRD Section of
Act Of Assembly FIR above mentioned do hereby issue
his my proclamntion decla ing the payne NJ. caucaUa
ton cNtn hmcnt anO final discha rge OFT 70 huadrI
dollars aud ms cents Of he principal Of the dent OF this
Commonwealth.
CIV 81 under my hand aud the Great Seal of the State at
Harrisburg, this twenty second day OF Septcm-
IN the year of our Lord thousand eight hun
dTed and sixty four, and OF the Commonwealth the
eli hty ninth.
By the GOV eTnOr;-
ELI SLIFER,
9-W Secretary Of the Common
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r. q. whitman a. DO.
Manufacturer New ana Delicious CONNECTIONS, Almond
Paste, Chocolate Caramels, Creams La Mode dc
Paris, exquisitely favored.
Roasted Jordan Almonds, &c , &c
No. jig Chestnut street, below Fourth
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Another Great Victory. - The recent
victories Of Sherman at Atlanta and FarrHRut At Mobile
have Infused life into the RepuOlc auc another vic
Joy into homes of thousands We refer
TO the victory Of Mr. W W. Alter No. 9,7 NJ Ninth street,
over all competitors in the matter Of setting the best aud
ceanest Coal at the lowest prices. Give hun trial, every
body.
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Financial.
TnnasuRr DEPARTMENT, June Is, 1854.
PROPOSALS. FOR LOAN. |

SEALED OFFERS will be received al this Depart
eut under The Ac, Of March O. 1869 up,D paoo Of WE'D
NE5DAY the eth orJuy 1854 for bons Of The UatsA State.
10 the Of thirty three hon being the snoun, Of u
accepted under the Notice Of Proposals far Losn dated
9Th Instant The bond u annual interest Of ak Dsr
esl,u payable Annually n coin the FL. day' Of July
ard January each year. ind redeelb!o after the 10Th Of
Juae 1891. H ft
Ese or must be for By OF hundred dollars or some
multiple Of hundred dollars spl state The 'nn, IN
cuSns premium. offered for hundred dollars 10
bcpds for 6y when the offer 10 for more thsn nhy
Two per ce Of tho principal excluding pf-i ofte whole
osered must be iepo.od guaranty FOR payment OF
subscription n sec-ped with tho Treasurer Of Tie UnlIed
State, ws.nsion o. h the i,riss Treasurer u New
York Boston, Philadelphia OF 81 Louis. with the Ds's'
mated Depo.sry Baltimore riiisSursh, Cincinnati Louis
Vile Chicago Detroit or Buffalo; with any Ks,cn.l Bank
Inc Association authorized receive deposits which may con-
sen h transact the bu.insss without charge Duplicate
certificates Of deposit viii b. srosdc dspositosby the oer
or receiving bsr Tho o-ofao ~ which hA
forwarded with the ocrs to the Department. All deposits
should b. made in time for advice Of eIs with certificates 70
Washington nc, late, than the morning Of July D. No
offer not accompanied by it, proper certificate Of deposit viii
he considered.
Ths Coupon and Registered Bonds Issued win be Of the de-
nomination. O $50. $780, $500 aud ei,oOo. Registered
Bonds Of $500 and $1,000 win sl.0 DO fssued II 70
cuirod.
Al offers received win be opened on WefDesdy the on OF
july 10y tho Secretary Of the Assistant secrte,
Tho viii be eade by the Secretary 70 the hhes, OF
fr ard notice o. acceptance decns;ion WI be In me-
iaely sgan to The respective osces and In case OF sc
ccp;.nce bods Of The descriptions aud Denominations pre-
lsed ~ b. the subscribers AZ the coet Of tho pe
psrtseD;, hn Eymen; O.; instarinen,s Tho Original de
post % per will be rcckonhd In tho lar ns's1aent
paid ~ sncoes officers and will be immediately reurr'
to those w.o.c Offers nay not be accepted.
The OF accepted offers must De- dePossd with the
Treasurer or other officer association tnttoIiEed to act
under This notice edylec Of acceptance Of offer OF as 10"
lows Onsiri before the iothi onehifa on or before
the 18th; sd tho balance, including the premium ans Original
two per oea doPoi before tho 2oh oil July. ioeres
on bond. III begin With tie date Of depos Paroles pefer
ns may pay the sscssod interest IRON date ofbcnd July 70
date OF eepeIi-
ofer, under this notice shoud DO racrsed of-r fcr
Lo.n" and sidIes.ed to tie Secrs;,y Of tia Treasury.
No oder wi DO considered loss rate OF preHla than
four PEI cent 3. +. CHASE,
secretary Of the Treasury.
Ecos 70 occr, receiving dePo,i' under this sdvrrsi's
rlent The preliminary certificate Of deroh OF two Ter cent
mus, mol be- credited upon your se,oi. ourEeei - 10 DO
Included iu the Gna deposit.
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Amusements.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
.f sJUPENDOUS ATTRACTIONS
MISS MAJOR pAC.sNE CUSHNANi .H.
THE FAMOUS UNION SPY AND SCOUT
EVERY AFTERNOON ard EVENING
Al , snd Il oe,ock.
TIE BEAUTIFUL AND FASCINATING
MILE. ERNESTrNE,
IN NEW AND GRACEFUL DANCES.
nil. CHARLES T.. COLLINS
(Posiiyeiy hia les. week..
~ MS
WORLD REASltSAp AND ORIGINAL
AND HIS GREAT JIG DANCE.
FOUNTAIN OF PRIs.iATIC WATER
-A' "HGNIiNG A TURTLE"
TWAS l." ..
TIIE GIirsT GIANT GIRL,
THE COLOSSAL FRENCH GIANT,
THE TWO SMALLEST DWAhF5 LIyINo,
THE THREE ALBI,O CHILDREN,
BEAUTTfUb AQUhklA,
Two LIVING KANGAHOoS, LIVING PokCwriNE'
TIIE MARVELLOUS LEriD0SiREn AHnECfAhS,
OR MLD-ffSh
Phrsnolo -tcsl yam nations By Prot. LIVINGSTON
MINIATURE SKATING POND s
THREE TAbLEAuk or MOVING WAS-FIGUREd
THE GEN TOM THUMB BRIDsL GE0uP
HOUDfNS AIlTOMATOs-NyhFfER.
THE HUsiCALLY-EDUCATED SEAL,
MONSTER SERPENTS, AND nguER CuRIUSiTIES
InMEN2E ATTRACTIONS FOR
TIE FOURTH ob JULY. ..
Alnssion Is cents, children undcr 'ru. - cents.
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UspAAscs OPpicg, Wss DrpARrsssr,
WAsnIsGfoy, Juno "a, 1854.

| Ospsascs Orprcz w.r Drp.srsssr,t
wAsmssTov, Juno IA, 1854.
CFALED PROPOSALS viii be received By
- tors dspaT,rnsu, np,iI TUESDAY. July 1864
for delivery tho iswicIk ADcnsi % isooS Nsb,Ceo'
| in.--sred Oa.cc.. SWORDS. cad 1870 Musicians
lSwOaDs, rinitsd Sta,cs reputation pattern
Ihe.s SWORDS s;s e DC male 70 's, sGs9'das S1a sae
20 be bec 10 the u'usi inspection and proof at tho man
u.sc,ory Were made.
n'ss P",. be IL IN r e'. Of not s's sn s
10. hrl J-svey " 10 msds o. ts "a Dag Of Jniy iei
fsrrc 20 make deliveries specified time vii sulcl he
contractor 70 forfeiture OF the number be may tail TO deliver
Manufacturers of s~osds ana such az are Known TO .a D.
paTne 70 DC eonprtcn, 70 c1ecule IN seh own workshops
tho "''A P'"P''"d i'' euAR.,ry
TIE BIDDER VII be required 70 accomreny his proposition
case III. bid scesS:ed he viii At once execute ccnirsc,
ior is sa1o, VIII Eesf sHj saheen luE,ss 10 sam es
rrorosod IN conformity rs:,a the terms Of this sdv,e-
ne, add ,he saii bidder horld fail TO enter io hs
ccp.rsc, they q. maze coed N. difference beiwec tho offer
said bidder and bic bidder, the person
10 whom the Contract may DO s~aEieA ,
orr al e.nsase d the ccrs q the ns.y,, D.c, Coui
Of The United -ietes District Attorney
g ss.iss4 y ~ ssss".-s siiI!.
WV FORM OF GUARANTY.
We tho undsrIgnet, ,csden's ct ------ m me coan.
~ II md Stale Of -, hereby, Jointly
azi soveI.y covenant Win tho Uusd ta,sf and aIan'r
q eae IL. s,e,os bid u M .o Ss ,se z, .hs s, ne
xl,h food and stiHceut Gnrties in equal 10 the
.ount Of the contract TO furnish The srtice PEoposed N
conformity Of tho advertisements dated June ~
80 under which the bill made, and In the s'id
shall i.l 70 enter into contSac; 40 Aforesaid We
suarrreo 70 make coed difference between the cner oil tho
f,ii end the next loves. responsible bidder, or
Tie rcrscn 10 whom tho corIccf uisy be swa;led
0iYea andI orr hands and stsls
this - DAY o.. IT,
Witness; sra.
To This ruarany ms, be appended tho official Certificate
above mentioned. , -, ,..
Eaebpary obtaining contract viii be obliged to enter io
bona with nprroyea snrr,ies for he faithful execution.
pn the award being made sucsessf bidders VIII be no
6ea aud farnrhed with ioFmi Of coEtrac, and bond 49,
The Department the gh 20 reject any or all BIDS
n no, deemed satisfsesurY ., <,,,,.,,p, -
GFOEGF o. RAMSAY Chi.f OF Ordnance, Washington
ID e. .nd vii be iniTsed Proposals for Non Commits
GEORGE d. RAMSAY,
{sis eoaty5 nr-adier-Jene raj. Chief 81 Ordnance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02
prorc5dle.
ANY CLoTHINs ASD EoUrpAGE OyYIca,
Nc 11o JIsOISsArI, Ohio, Jnus 70. 1885,
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AREr CLsrBISs EoyTpAsE OsvIoa. !
Nc. 10 CIsoIsssrI, Ohio Jnus 70, 1881
DROPOSALs are invited by the undersigned,
u until THURSDAy. July le4, At O'Clock ?. a., for
furrishiry this Departures Thy con,rsc.I With
TROUSERS, FoofIIENS-STAEDARp.
Of which may Do seoa Office OF Clothing aad
Equpaze 30 this ci.y. a
10 be delivered free Of charge At n, u g. Inspection Ware
house IN thu city IN good packzgs vial. ,the of
tic patty furnishing tie kd and quantity 4 goods distinctly
marked on each article and package. = r.ns
PsEcs efeTirg zcois nu distinctly state IN h.f bids the
quantity tey propose furnish the pcs and time Of
samples when Submitted must be marked and numbered to
cc-rcspcnd with the ptoposs and the parties thereto %
gasss that the goods ssl DO in every respect equal TO
Army 5tiadard ohesisethe proposal will not be considered
guaranty. sed by iwo rs.Pon-ibs yersoD ,x'.i oe.
company each bid guaranteeing that the bidder viii suppy
the articles ded 10 bin under his proposal - Z
Bids VIII DC opened on THURSDAY. July T. 1854 al
ococs al ths Office, and tdders requested to b,
present
AwsTds VII be made on FRIDAY, Iuiya
Bond. vii DO repaired TIA. Ito contract viii DO faithfully
fuifled
Isogrums relating 20 Proposals. will nos be noticed
Blank forms CT PrcposA contracts ana bonds n'ay be OBJ
tanned 81 thi. odps
The Sn, roget rybid deemed unreasonable Is reservel
Ey order o! Col. 1noxas SWORDS A. q "A. o..
G. ". MOULTOE, Capt. and A. q. n