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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-18
THE fEILWAUKEE WISCONSIN.
FOR 1884,
'Ehc Cheapest Newspaper
IN THE NORTHWEST
H'fsc ss:a5sY Edit OH xiss

rs published at P VI. every day except Sun
i day. Each edition contains the latest in
tclligcncc up to the hour of publication. The
WISCONSIN is an entcrprising, go-ahead news
paper, entirely independent Of politicians and
uncompromisingly for the Union. We spare
no expense in procuring the latest and most
reliable acar asers and the fullest local intcNi-
gence Our Commercial Department is cont
plete and accurate, and to country dealers is
invaluable.
TERMS delivered by carriers in the City
50 per annum; by mail, one year. IS; do do
6 months, 81 do do months, S2-alwavs
in advance, five copies by mail in one order,
at the rate of 81 per year, for three, six or
twelve months
semii-Weekiy Edition.
This edition is published every Wednesday
and Saturday, and eact number contains the
entire Local and General News and Markets
of six editions of the Daily paper-,cathom
advertisements. 1t is made up expressly and
carefully fer the country, and really contains
a complete cpitome OF the news of the day.
TERMS :-One copy l year IN advance, SO
one copy months 80; one copy months
81: Four copies one year $40; Ten copies
one year 50 80, and copy to the person
sending the club. Clubs may be formed at
the above rates for six months.
The Weekly Edition.
The Largest Paper IN the State and
Cheapest Paper IN the Northeast.
1t is published every Wednesday, and printed
every Monday evening. 1t contains eight
pages of six columns each, filled with the
cream of the Daily, carefully selected and ar.
ranged, together with review Of the Mil
waukee Produce, Grocery, Dry Goods, and
| Hardware Markets. and the latc"t tc!egraphic
! Chicago, Buffalo and New York Markets
| Each number will contain several columns Of
original and selected Literature Tales, Sketch
es, &c. No pains will be spared to make our
enlarged edition he best paper i'll the North
| west.
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GRAND RAPIDS POsT-OFFICE E.

The Post-Ofiice will be open Sundays cx-
ceptedl from 4 N. to = VI; from P. NJ. to
i. "; from P. NJ. to P. NJ.
Sundays, from to 4. NJ, and from . P.
n. till the closing Of the eastern mail.
H. i. PIIILLEO, p. NJ.
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New Goods!

\ EkTEFEC LILLE has just opened lot of
\ New Goods, among which is select as
sortment of Dry 6 oo Is. Call soon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-18
EVEEsGEsEEy sAEANy
" FERTEFEUILLE'S.
THE WOOD co, REPORTER,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
Grand Rapids, Wood Co., Wisconsin

JOIN n. BRUNDAGE, EDITOR & PUBLISHER.
L. NJ. NAMES, CORRESPONDING EDIroR.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-18

Books FOR CAMP AND IIoME-Jas.
Eedpath, Boston, announces a series of ten
cent Books for the Camp Fires, of much
higher class than the dime publications now
in the market. They viii contain from SO to
IA pages; new type, good paper-"neatly
bound in grecnbacks" No. | is-"On Picket
Duty and Other Tales by Miss L. ~ Alcott
whose Hospital Sketches has been one of the
most popular books of the season No. : is
'Clotclle, Tale Of the South" with five fine
illustrations No. 5 is-"Vcndetta," one of
Balzac best tales, translated for the publish
Gr. No is-Gulliver's Travels in Lilliput.
No. is-Victor Hugo's eloquent description
of tho Battle of Waterloo. Each number is
complete in itself and unabridged. Ten cents
sent to the publisher will secure specimen
copy, postage paid to any home or camp ad-
dresser fifty cents for the list above an
nounced No. is out, and the five will all
be published before the close of February
address, James Redpath, publisher, Boston.
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TERMS:
] copy months, in advance, 81 90
] copy year, 80
10 copies year, l3 90
30 copies year, 25 90
Additional copies at the rate of the club.
sY~An EXTRA COPY will be sent to persons
getting up clubs of TEN or moro for the Semi
Weekly or Weekly.
WM. E. CRAMER,
Oct. i, 1868. Milwaukee.
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Through Time Table.

Through Time Table.
Leave Milwaukee 400 a. m. and 4:lj o. m.
Arrive Detroit 600 D. m and 6.G5 a. m
Buffalo 5:l5 a. III. and 5:1j D. H.
Rochester T:15 a.. m. and 800 p. m
Albany 800 p. H. and 4:45 a. m
New York $50 p. m and 1915 a. H.
Boston ll:l5 p. M and 2:30 p. m
Philadera 500 a. III. and 500 D. m.
Baltimore $50 a. m. and 900 y. r..
In advantage Of luxurious SLEEPING
CARS, changes in Union Depots, Sure Con-
nections, and Baggage Checked Through,
this line is unsurpassed.
REMEMBER
For quick and comfortable trip, low fare.
shortest route, and sure connections, with
out omnibus changes purchase Tickets via
Grand Ha,5n Route,
OFFICES IN MILWAUKEE:
Corner of Main and Wisconsin streets, near
the Post Office.
Miles & Amour's Warehouse, foot of East
Water street.
}. Il. WHITMAN, Gen1 West'n Agent.
W. X MUIR, General Superintendent.
For FREIGHT, this is the most exped-
nous route between the East and West
Shippers will save Time and Money by con-
sulting with our Agents before making con-
tracts. All goods insured across Lake MGR
igan.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-18

Almost A WEDDING.-W were
reioiccd to meet, on last Saturday, q number
OF our Young friends from Grand Rapids on
slcirhing excursion to our city. An anus
inc incident occurred, which We record for
the benefit Of the -dro,H of tie Potonsac. On
the way up, the subject of mauimony was
discussed, and appeared so delightful to our
happy couple, that they resolved to be united
in the holy bonds. Immediately upon their
arrival, they sent for the gentlemanly land
lord of the Avery House, and requested him
to call q clergyman, promising to give Boni-
face, for his trouble, the sum of Sl.50, and to
the Minister 4 suitable reward for tying the
knot. in due time the clerical gentleman ar
nived, all smiles, and ready for business But,
sad to relate, in the meantime the tender
swain and his Dulcina had taken a sober sur
vcy of the general aspect of the past, present
and future, and had resolved to postpone the
contamination of their earthly bliss, or, IN
plain terms, had backed out. The last seen
of the actors in this Domestic Comedy, the
Clergyman was walking away with rueful
eountenance, and 'ninuS fee; the landlord
MAS charging the Sl.50 to the negative side
of profit and loss, and the happy pair were
proceeding homeward missing upon the vani-
lowing proposition:
Resotpsd, That the stdtus of single blessed
ness is preferable to the inconvenience of a
large family Of small ehildren.-Sterens P0in
Lunaberndn
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-18
HATS AND GAPS:
CLOTHING:
STOVES AND TIN-WARE

in endless profuson. If you want o. good
Stove cheap, or the best of Tin-ware, call on
us and we will suit YOU.
GROCERTE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-18
VI LEEN E2EsY GOODs

Among which are Ladies' Hats, latest STYLES
and patterns, and other articles. Also Scarfs,
Shawls, Broche, double and single, Cloak
trimmings, and an endless variety of articles
wanted by the ladies.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIGsARr OF suBsISrES, l.,
WASHINGTON, D. c., October ~, 1884. !
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, are invited until
November |, at - o'clock M, for furnishing the
Subsistence Department with
TWO THOUSAND 2,OOn) BARRELS OF FLOUR.
The proposals will be for what 10 known At this
Depot as Nos. |, >, and }, and bids will be enter
tAined for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must lie In duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets OF paper.
The delivery Of the Flour to commence within
i've days from the Opcning OF the bids, and in such
quantities, daily, IS the Government may direct
delivered At the Government warehouse, In George
town, at the wharves or railroad depot In Wash.
fhe delivery OF all Flour awarded to be com.
pleted within twenty days from the opening oil the
bids.
Payment will he made IN certificates OF indebt-
edneIS, or such other funds a. the Government
may have for disbursement
The usual Government Inspection will be ale
inst before the Flour 10 received, and none will he
accepted which 10 not fresh ground and made ironl
wheat ground In the vicinity where manufactured,
unless Of very superior quality
The Flour to be delivered In new OAK barrels
head lined,
An oath Of all gIAucO must accompany the hid Oi
each bidder who has not the oath on file IN this
office and no bid will be entertained from parties
| who have previously failed 10 comply with tleIl
| bidF, or from bidders not present 70 respond,
Inc Government EeseTTtI tie TiEktta re. e2l s"I
| Ia i17 saY SE1se
| RilE t5 he ShiEsIEiu ~ u.S UGisTitsHSh a. -
| Il IhtFt, CEAiTFCi "fr",'6salE Tor FlnMT
| y. C.. GREENS,
! 0ciI.N captain and {. v
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Al EXAM RIA NEW s..

THE following arc taken from the Stat, Jour
hai OF yesterday afternoon: ..... .....r..s
1he Netting Last Nigih-The lugest and hnest
convened at Liberty Hall last night 10 hsar tie
speeches Of those engaged to address tho meeting
10 behalf Of the claims Of Lincoln and johnson.
There were larger number Of soldiers present
than At any previous meeting held at this place,
and they manifested the gTestest enthusiasm
whenever the names OF the candidates OF the
linton standard'bearers were mentioned. Mr..
Huestes made the first speesh. II was short, and
greatly admired for Its bfevity. He was followed
by the Hon. 4. q. Jordan, OF Ohio, In . most elo-
guent aud ioroiele speech OF over an hour In
ing Its delivery. He was frequently and most To-
cifer0uHly spplauded. Mr.. Jordan Was followed
By MI. J. j. COMBS, Esq In 3 short and pertinent
speech, which was also well received. The meet
lug adjourned at late hour, to meet again at the
same place On Wednesday evening next, At which
time we desire 10 see even . larger Attendanse
than last evening.
last while the guard At the stables near the Gov
eminent bakery were returning to their quarters,
the sergeant OF he guard was approached by an
invalid soldier, who commenced 10 abuse the ser
gehn', and Afterwards to assault him with his
sabre. The sergeant repeatedly warned him 10
hcsist, and upon his becoming still more abusive
and y lent, shot him with his revolver, the ball
He 10, OF course, lying In very eritiea condition.
The sergeant Immediately delivered himself up,
but, upon the facts being made known to the Pro.
Tost Marshal General, he ordered his release.
Prince street prison yesterday morning, under the
following oircumstances; When placed In the cell
no was notified that he must not approach the
windows, as he would srtainy be shot 10 detected
by the guard. He subsequently, put his head out
0I the window, and addressed himself TO the guard
IN the most filthy and abusive manner. Tho guard
~ reply IN iSSits,ion 70 shoet and Be- iod
The guard at once comp ied the ball entering his
head and killing him instantly.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

POLICE REroRTs. -Flra Precinct-Jas. Do
hens assault and battery; held over. John Taylor,
dot do. -
second Pvtcinri-Msry A. Lilies, disorderly; "a
Ellen Holmes, do; do. 80. -
Third Prtcinci-Jame, ]. Coleman, robbery, bail
sltL. -
:. Fifh Fr,cind-Ssmuel DAVIS, disorderiy, $40. A.
Jones. drunk, 60 Annie Williams, drunk a.
w. p FaTrls, drunk and disorderly; ti0.
Sirih PSrciRei-ElaI Payne, violation Of market
resu,,ionsi IS. Geo $. l.itzsr, violation Of cor.
poratipn srdinaneei tioa Rose Miller, threats
~ yiolencct security FOR peace. NJ wuegcr, yio-
laton Of corporation ordnaneej es0st. William
Mundet, threats OF violence; security for pesoe.
Theodore Gsllaher, drunk and disordsrly, "a.
John q. Crown, do. 50 ei-work house 90 days.
81 snh ptecinci.-Lcvi De Wolf, assault and bat
terry, bail for court and threats OF violence bail TO
keep peace also, profanity, fined ass. Michael
kendrigsn, violation OF COW law, SIS, WIN.
DeAne, creating q nuisance, o. ST. George WASH
iDgton, grand larceny, bail for court.
Eighh Prerinci. John s. Cumon, nssault and bat
terry, fined su. Bail for court. Ts.sT
Nbrh Prertnd-Henry Murray, fighting In the
Tech P,eeind.---Frsoeis Kane, peddling without
licences $20.bs. John Hssserty, do do. Joseph
Hole, mischief; go %. Josephine Miles, vagfant;
work.hou,e. samuel Gates, dlsorderly conduct
lined SIO,9O. .0| I'I...f.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

SUDDEN DsirH.-Mr. orom q. Trow died
VERY. suddenly, yesterday, AT his room, No. teb
Tenth street. He went down stairs during the
morning, but having felt III and becoming worse
he ropaIfed to his room, and before the arivsl OF
\ ply slcian, who was Immediately summoned, he
expired pfs, Brown Alexander embalmers,
have taken charge Of the body.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28
LOCAL NEWS.

CLOSING OF TIE NEW YoRK AgESCr.-We
learn that Col. Samuel North, tho stats Milt,ary
Agent Of New York, located In this city; Major
Cohn, the psymsster % bounties for the same
State and Mr., Jones, the State Cornmissioner Of
Elections for eiypg In this city the votes Of the
soldiers Of New York, we're all arrested yesterday
aud lmrtlaoned Do the Olu Capitol. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

H1D' % SObHh4ND,
ENNsYLyASIAA AVENUE, CoRNER OF FOUR
TENTH STREET,
Branch OF Warren street, New York,
Invites attention to his stock
FINE WINES, BRANDIEs, AND sEGARs,
MALT LIQUORs, TEAS, COEDIALs, &c.
Agency for Z. II. Llisn,hsi's Tob,coos,
ssvory, Young Am.ries, and
standard Brands.
In pounds and half pounds and oih.r brands.
SOLE AGENT FOR
LONGwORTH's CATAwBA wINEs,
Rexford's Cstminstive and Crimr.n ht,,u.
FINE GROCERIES,, PRESERVED FRUITS,
Condiments, Conserres, Sauces and LuKurI.,
For THE TABLE.
DENTS CRACKERS OF ALL KINDS.
Bronson's Fine English Dairy, Dulch,
FINE APPLE AND SAP sAGO CHEESE.
YONkERs CREAM ALE
of unsurpsIed quslity bottled expressly for city
trade.
SCOTCH ALE, ENGLISH AND IRISH rURTEa,
MINERAL SPRING WATERS,
CoEGREsSL KIssINGEE. vICHY, sELTZER,
Invites eonnoisssurs to inspec, his stock Of
FINE CLARET AND RHINE WINES,
PRIVATE STOCK MADEIRAs AND sHERRIEs,
CHAMPAGNE WINES,
OF hi, own importation, and calls the srr.isl At
tention Of consumers to the brand OF
LIZ FORESTER Il Fills,
unsurpassed In richness and delicious navor, for
which he ia the Agent.
ALSO VARIOUS OTHER BRANDS.
VERzENAY CABINET, AND DRY YER
ZENEY,
sc. sc. sc. sc.
FRED. S. COZZENs,
Importer OF Wines, BrandIes, NC.
rrnns avenue, corner Fourteenth street.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

LADIES IN WANT or BEAUTIFUL oLD PLATED
Buttons, Chsins, and silver.plated Spoons and
Forks, should call At the DollsrJevslrJ store, No.
t5s Pcnnsylvania avenue, near Four-and.s hsh
street. seP1lQt-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

hrr one having occasion 10 visit = private
NollLy.
A large And successful practice hsre and else.
whore enables him to guaranty Aporfeet cure In all
cares.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling sec no one but
ths Doctor, febi-t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

HEADQ'Rs CHIEr ESofNEEE or DEFENCE
WARRINGTON, October 20, 1884.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY ONE
w HUNDRED 400 LABORERS, and . few
CARPENTERS and CHOPPERS, 10 work on Forts
across Eastern Branch.
Apply to Mr.. John Collins, Superintendent, At
Camp Franklin, near Fort MahAn across BenninE's
Bridge, or at these headquarters, corner Pennsyl-
vaniA Av. and 18th st. WM. c, GUNHELL,
oc2l.6t Eug'r DefcnccI North OF Potomac.
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NEW POPULAR LOAN.

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NEW POPULAR LoAH'
FIRST NATIONAL BArK,
Finsepth.s'T--', "rr"n. Unn.i -.... rr...rr.
WhsH,HsIuIh julJ ~, 1854
UNDER AUTHORITY
sECRETARr Ur THE TRyAsuRT
for the NEW 40 LOAN, sSr,rst,,s NJ s.,s.,.,T
25th Inst.
The notes will he issued bearing dat. Ausu.,r -.
1854, In denominations Of $50, stoo, $500, siocc.
and $1,000, payable 70 bearer or order, bearing Ia.
tercst At s.i0 per oentum per asnum, psyabis
semIsnnusiiy, and convertible, AZ IA, ep,i,n Of
the holder, At maturity, Into Five.Twsn,J Tear
six Per Cent Goid-Besrins Bonds.
note, cents; on $500 note, 10 cents, on o. ma
note 20 cents and on 5000 note q for ssoh
Full Information furnished by Supplying person.
'' VI VI ''''' " '"'' "'nA'
W.. sell Exeh.n,, nm ali IA. ,,,,,,,.i alta. N,
the United states, loan money, receive dsposit,.
purchase Government checks aad voushsrs, and
transact general banking business.
oc3 WIN. g. HUNTINGTON, Csshier
R00 REMOVAL E0n
TO NEW BuILr Nc.
H 500 n
SEVENTH sTEirI
DINING ODD FELLows' HALL
ANN, q r-011 90,
JAMES .. TOPHAM u CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Thai, Wi r..-n IA, T...hu...,
W. .Ao-n, ""
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS,
AHp
military routpMTNr u.NuEI,TonT
10 r1y,, """''
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WANTS.

N-ANTED-.-A TRUSTY WHITE
w Girl, to do general Homework In small
family. Call At 67s q street, between second and
Third streets, Capitol Hill. oos7-st
INFORM ATION WANTED. of
i WHEELER MINIS, who left Norfolk the sth
Of July, 1884, He 10 tall and slender, light com.
pleNlon, somewhat freokled, sandy hair, forehead
u years; has scar resembling figure "S' on his
left hand near the thumb. Any person or persons
who can give any information or restore him to
hts home, as he left without his mothers knowl-
edge or consent, would give great cancellation to
oo2s.Jt LUCY A. MINIS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LDHDS NEW THEATRE,
+ TENTH ST., ABOVE rEENA. AVE.
FAREWELL BENEFIT
Mr.. IUNiUs BRUTUs BOOTH,
and positively his
LAST APPEARANCE BrT one
THIS EVENING. OC1OBER ~,
will he present ed Shakspeatc's sublime tragedy 81
MACBETH.
ROVER'S NEW THEATRE.
" Ponna Avenue, near WillArds' HOTEL
THIS FRIDAy) EVENING, October %,
BENEFIT OF
MIR. DAN SETCHELL,
yeoOnd Appearance Of
Mr.. JAMES DUNN,
The performance will commence with
WANTED-oNE THOUSAND MiLLiNERS
Joe Bssgs..",......:....." Mn, SETCHEIL
Msdsme NAnderpants........
ro-CA-HON-ThS;
OR, IE GENTLE SAVAGE,
In Two Acts, by John Drougham, Esq
u. ]. rOw-HAT.TAN-I, King Of the TusoarorM, =
crotchety Monarch, in fact, semi:Braye,
In Preparation, the Celebrated Burle'que OF
LEAH, THE FORSOok.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEWSPAPERS: AND PERIODl.
]. EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer In HewspA.
pert Periodicals, Novels, Stationery, Prints, To
baceo, SegArs, Flags and Playing CArdsj also, .
large assortment OF Plain and Colored Photo
graphs, ll6 King street, four doors below Provost
MArBhArs office, Alexandria, Va.
subscriptions and advertisements for the Wash.
ingtOn DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received.
Ip20-i
rTIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
| the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, In the District Of Co
lumbiA, letters Parliamentary on the personal eI-
tate OF Ahner Brush, late OF Washington city,
District OF Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber on or before the 26th day Of October
noXti they may otherwise by law be excluded IrOm
all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of Oetsber,
1854. PLATT BRUSH, Ext.
Oo2S-w3w
THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, THAT
L the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Warrington county, In the District OF
Columbia, letters Of administration on the
personal estate Of Mary Van Ness, late oil
Washington county, ID. C., deceased. All person.
having claims against the said deceased are here.
by warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber OF before the lEtk 10y
OF 35t5beT ncNt; they may otherwise Or lETT he eE
SudRi from all heFF1t n the said estate,
Given under ~ h.hh THE 18th day OF OGtILsT
| 1864. WILLIAM J. CRAIGEN,
! oc!,IAwJw' Administrators
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

$1,000 feet and 10 Henlock Joist, % feet
500 COO No. I is-lnch sawed White Pine Shingles.
500 900 best quality sawed Cedar Shingles.
100000 PlaItering Lathr:
Samples OF shingles and LAths proposed for vii
Bids Will be received IepArAteiy for each Kind
and quantity A. above specified OF for the whole
Amoant adv ertised for.
All Of the above described to he good merchant
Able lumber, subject TO the Inspection OF an In
IpectOr appointed on the part OF the Government
All OF the lumber contracted Tor to he delivered
within thirty (3O) days from date Of contract
PROPOSALS from diGl0ysi pdIhSg IrW aoi he ConNid-
,,rd. An oath Of allegiance to the United states
Government must accompany each proposition.
The ability OF the bidder TO NIL the contract,
two responsible persons, whose signatures are to
he appended to the guaranty.
The full name and post once address OF each bid
der must be legibly written In the proposal.
bonds in sum equal TO half oil the amount oil
the contract signed Ny the contractor, and both Oi
his guArsntoTS will he required OF the IucceIEful
bidder upon signing the contract.
deemed too high Is reserved by the Depot QUAR-
teTmAHter.
Proposals must lie plainly endorsed on the en-
yelope, proposals for Lumber" and addressed to
the undersigned. d. II. RUCkER
DTlgAdier General and Chief QuArtermASter
Ooi7Ilt Depot NJ Washington.
VNIIE DELMONICO IL Nc II.
90 I'll anna .'EHnE
opposite W,ILTd. n"'r
,nm,,'l wrnss, L,quoI champagne, Al''
LigAu. Salads aud DelieAHr' stiNI