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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

STAMPS on REcEWTs.-On and aiteI Monday
next. August /, =. Receipts i,r the payment
Of any sum Of money Or for the payment oil
any debt due, erc,eding tire'dy dollars not
Lcins ior the satisfaction Of any mortgage or
Judgment OF decree OF any court, and fe-
reipt for the delivery OF any property will
reiuire two-cent revenue stamp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

The TWENTY ElGHTH ANNrAI CA1AloGrE
Of the Burlington Female seminary Is pub
lIshed. 1t gives list Of the faculty and
pupils. the prescribed course OF study and
other information of interest to those WHO
have daughters OF wards to be educated.
Copies OF it can be obtained by applying 10
the Principal, BEr. J. X. Co>sERsE OF this
place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

ToBAcco ~ RIcHvoNn.-Ricamond, in this
County seems to be taking the lead in this
region. in the good or bad) business of rais-
ing tobacco. T. IT, Joyuer and Charles
Mitchell have each ten acres. and there are
number Of smaller loj- of from half an acre
10 five acres-amounting in all to nearly 90
acres, the crop on wbich Is looking finely
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

Saratoga prices-S4 day, drinks 60 cents
q glass.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05
ST. ALBANs. July ~, leS4-
.Ncssrs. c. .Noyes. L. p. Piar, SeiocfmeH Of

-. ALhAN-s e ulF IT, i''ff-
.ues'rs. c. .Noyes, L. p. Pian. Seiccimen Of
burlington.
GEMS In addition to the proposition sub
mitted by the Trustees and Managers Of this
road, short time since, in reference 10 the dis
continuance Of the railroad through the town Of
Burlington, we would submit the following:
We will take one thousand cubic yards Of the
stone now in the bridges. and pay the Town
therefor three dollars per cubic yard The
stone to be removed at our pleasure. Ii We
should desire to remove them before the Town is
ready TO commence worl; upon any alterations
of the bridges, we viii trestle the bridges and
place them in safe condition, and 50 as not To
interrupt the travel, and charge the town only
the actual expense Of DONG the work. The
stone could thus be removed with entire safety
10 the travel. and the bridges left 70 stand for
several years upon the trestle work, if the town
should not desire 20 commence any alterations
upon them at present. They viii, also, If de-
sired. loan the Sclectmen railrold iron suff f-iout
to lay thirty rods Of track to do their filling
with, without charse,to period Of not exceed
ing six months.
am. truly yours.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

Tie 5. af,nel repuiiates the following res-
oludou. one of those adopted by the late
c,ppctucld state Convention held at Mont
pclier
1t lthe administration has deaiel 70 Sow
ereisu states all constitutional rights, aud ttsr,-
~ lssoirsf then from t5s faty Of allegiance"
1t thinks, very justly, that 1t 3, a5,drd to
suppose MIR. Lincoln had absolyed, or could
absolye any State from It's allegiance and
1t adds the following
II Is but simple justice to state the resolutions
adopted at Montpelier were merely read once
to the Convention, and then passed IN a body,
owing 20 want Of time, although several gentle
men called for their re-rcldus and the adop-
ton OF the resolutions sngiy. la fact We doubt
If Jhe convention AS whole bal anything
more than vague and general idea Of the re-
solutions till they appeared in print. The most
chartsole thing which can be slI Of the reso-
luton quoted Is that the author, whoever he
was. probably wrote It IN ignorance Of what ne
was really saying The Convention certainly
would not have committed Willingly such a
blunler."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05


IHE VERMONT RECORD comes out Win
very imposing ae'd-pieee occupying He'i''
oue tiird OF page oil "ilien Ine proprietor
is very proud. 1t Is a pity ~D'i7' ''''' IT,
''1' '' ''''' | r....;c.,,.
'' the state Coat oil Arms ot'''hui!
,rr.,..l,, 80 which forms the centre of his
.,.- .....,... .,,,,. ,rb., t,,e,y
c'hl'- '-i-l'n' "'""" '1
how 20 do it IN conformity With the language
or fine ctarnte. His readers would not then
have lsI such ridiculous jumble Of blum
den, thrust before their eyes. as they now
have.
Iri-a good sign that importers are ie-
tbiprur foreign goods TO h'r'Pe-''efe
Beng no market for them here al present
i''''
during 're IasL '"' "e'A'' i'' -
,rs> .f such siod-, including large quantl-
u "i sugar 'iia N'N''
-r, D....t...,.
iut lNhNi
C1-sfse sTeaks 1T the great twenty men
,.,,,. r,,.,,,,r,, f,;.hed AZ the Fort Pitt
di"'
works aud ready Tor transportation ~ i's
asy.iD,tiou Its weirbt Is I'D, ,497 rounds,
,.-,,--...,
o''' "i ny
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

The first official account of the battle in
front of Atlanta. on the 22d, comes through
Richmond paper-. The following is Gen.
Hoods dispatch
ATLANTA, July 22-l03o P.M
Hon. Secretary Of H-ar:
The army shifted its position
fronting on Peachtrec creek, last night, and
Stewards and Cheatham's corps formed line Of
battle around the city Hariee's corps made
night march and attacked the enemy's extreme
iet to-day at one clock, and drove him from his
works, capturing Is pieces Of artillery and five
stands Of color-. Cheatham attacked the enemy
AT O'Clock =. NJ, with portion Of his CON-
maud and drove the enemy, capturing SIX pieces
Of artillery During the engagement we captur-
ei about 900 prisoners.
Wheelers's cavalry routed the enemy in the
neighborhood Of Decatur, capturing his CAMPS.
Our los = not fu ly ascertaiucd. Mi Gen.
Walker, killed: Brig Gems Smith, Gist and
Mercer wounded. Prisoners report Mcpherson
killed. our troops fought with great CALAMITY.
J. B. Hoop, General.
Another dispatch to the Richmond Pre.-
siys
Cur troops left their broastworks and charged
with great rapidity, driving the enemy from two
lines oimtrenchments an inaicting great slaugh-
ter, capturing large number Of prisoners aud
- pieces Of artillery
Gen Hardec. having passed around the enc
my'- flank. is now iu their rear, dong great ez-
ccuton.
eh,e~t, d-tei at Atlanta, July Esd, is
as fellows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05
From the Springfield Republican,
Temptations 20 Peace---The New Test.

there is Of patriotic virtue and Christian prin-
ciple in the hearts Of the American people is 20
be put TO the severest test within the next year.
or the next two years-perhaps within the next
three mouths-to which it has ever been sub
jectei.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05
The Fight in from, of Atlanta.

The first official account Of the battle in
front of Atlanta. on the 22d, comes through
Richmond paper-. The following is Gen.
Hoods dispatch
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

The n. Y. Commercials special states
that the War Department pronounccs the
raid humbug.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05
State of Vermont.

SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Sec'y Of Civil and Military Affairs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

ANDREW JoHNsoN's LETTER or AccErTANcE
Of tie Union nomination for Nice-President,
contains these earnest and eloquent state
m,nts Of truths for the time
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

A letter lately received irom tire Sc
retary Of the Women Central Relief
,.-,,.,,t;,, o. New York. saws
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05
Vermont Items.

\ boy Of IL years named Ragln was
drowned in the Connecticut river week
ago Sunday, while bathing near -. Johns
hr1rr
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-22


The plories Of our birth and state
Are shadows, not substantial things;
There Is no armor against fate
Death lays his icy hand on king5l
Sctptre and crown
Must tumble down
And In dust be equal made
With the poor crooked scythe and spade.
Some with swords may reap the field;
And plant fresh laurels where they kill;
But their strong nerves al last must yield
They tame but one another still.
Early OF late,
They stOop to fate,
And must give up their murmuring breath,
When they, pale captivcs, creep to doa,h.
The garlands wither on your browl
Then boast 40 moro Of mighty deeds;
Upon Deaths purple altar now.
See where the victor VIC i'm Dleeds.
All heads must come
To the cold tomb
Only the actions Of the Just
Smell sweet and blossom in the dustl
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
~ BUREAu on SrEAM FNGrNpERINn Z :

December, 1854
sesled Proposals win be received this Bureau unit
meridian, January 10 1860 for the Iron described in he
following classes EacA bid be made for an entire
class and the price 70 be round for the class
lNored at the respective Navy ards No payment win
be made untD the whole II celivaTcs; delivery
mohce In twelve days af not ca OF acceptance OF
bid 70 proceed MN ally ard the Whole be delivered
IN two months thereafter.
The contract VIII be AWARDED 10 the lowest responsb
bidder the rght being reserved oectng the lowest bid
If Il be deemed eyOrbitant.
The usual guarantees win he required aud the con-
tract will be dated the day the notice OF acceptance e
given.
Printed schedules and instructions be obtained By
application TO the Bufttu.
PropC sa must be directed 10 tho chief OF the Bureau
of Steam tngnuCrinl, and endorsed Proposals. for
Iron that they may be distinguish from other business
letters.
The following the classes required at the respective
NAVY NaTds
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The InValide Russo of the 10th ult. announces
the execution Of three officers-Captain Iyanclk
Lieutenant Mroczeti and Second Lieutenant
Staukewitch = pursuant 20 the sentence of
court martial held AZ Kazan, for having conspired
With the Polish rsyoutionists 10 excite an insur-
rection among the population of Kazan. Lieu
tenant Michaiotfi OF Russian origin, found guilty
OF having been cognizant Of the plot without
making II known 10 the authorities, was SEN
teneed by the same court martial 70 hard labor
ina fortress for fourteen years.
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CLERK's OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL,
~ PHILADELPIIA, December O. 1854.
In pursuance Of the annexed resolution, the following
bill, en- tiled
IAN ORDINANCE
GREETING A LOAN TO PAY Ger CAIN DEFTCTRN-
CHS IN TIE EAR 1854, AID PREVIOUS YEARS"
ls herthy published, in accordance with the VI Assem-
BY, for public Information.
VIM. r. SMALL,
Clerk Of Common Council.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
owners Of premises hereinafter described that wts
OF setre Jdctai upon the following Claims for Paving,
agaiHs said premises, viii be Issued amer three months
nom tlls date, unless said claims are paid.
LEWIS q. CASSIDY, Attorney for Claimant,
- No. 2lS 4, SIXTH street.
City to use OLE Buckley vs.. Andrew AeNeely owner,
&C. G. r June Term 1854 No. 2. LOtRnd frame stable
on norhehst side OF Abigail street. 10 feet southeast
Amter street. NIeeenth Ward containing l6 fee front,
and % feet deep 10 Amhor street Claim s0e for paving
Same VS. same. @. r. June Term, 1874; No. g. Lot
and three story brick dwelling west side q
gal street. and northwest side OF Emma street, 10 feet
Tont, 70 feet deep. Claim S4S 20 for paving
same vs. same; C,f. June Term 1854 No. 4. Lot and
thfse story BRICK dwelling southeast side Of Amber
street and southwest side OF Abigail street. 70 Oet frOn
% feet deep, Clam $40 ~, for paving.
haine vs. John II, Jones' owner, &C. q, r. Septembar
Term 1885, No 80, Lot od ground and brick building
situate on northwestery Of Girard avenue and
Morton street Eighteenth ward IS feet Grard avenue
81 feet dep. Claim S93l6, for paving.
Same vs.. same ID. o. September Term, 1884; No. 4
Lot and cellar walls northwest side Of Girard avenue
beginnng az lQl feet southwest from Norris street
Eighteenth Ward, thence northwest parallel with Morton
street 80 feet Inches 10 point thence feot 81
nehos TO point thence northeast 20 feet TX inches 70
Norris street, thence southeast along Norris street 6b feet
TO ofaId avenue thence sOuth along GiraTd ave
nue. loi ieet to place OF beginning. Claim S52725 for
paving. l027-mlSt
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DECEMBER

Notice hereby given OF te readiness Of this Depart
ment 70 rodetm on presentation, by payment In laUfnl
money or BY conversion into bonds as authorized By law
the Three ears Treasury Notes bearing interest at the
rae q seven and three tennsper eantun issued under
Act OF July H. 1891 Interest viii all such Trea-
lury koes not 90 presented, Al three months from hs
oAte AZ which time, unaer the law the right Of oonvsr-
400 ceases, W. r. fkssRNDEN,
HIa-lH beeNtaSy q Die Treasury.
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1000 Can Cans IL PE4GaEs r &c HlsI VERY oo So y
the Round Top Peach Fa-In, Nd ngN Etying, and OF
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TIORSRSl HORSRsl HoRsRsl
III QUARTKHhAsrER-GEsKRAL's OFPICg, 4
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, December |, 1884.
Horses, suitable for Cavalry Artillery service will bS
Der 81, 1874.
Horses win bs delivered 10 Captain l.. Lowry Moore,
O. and be subjected 70 the Hs Government nspee
ton before being accepted.
Price efCaVahy Horses Sl75 each.
prine Of Artilops HOrses also eaoh.
ayment win b. made for siz (6) and more.
JAMHa A. EKIN,
COiona In CharEe First Ny1sisn,
n ut QukftaTuaaator Generals OhiSs.
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F[995@ RIEMORIAL
-
THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
THE
U. S. SANITARY COMMISSION,
HELD IN PHILADELPHIA, JUNE, 1894.
BY CHARLES J. sTILLE,
PRICE Five DOLLARS
UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION,
HHADELrITA AGEScY, No. 1907 CHEsSur STREE

UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION,
PHLADELrlTA AGEFcY, No. 1897 CHEsSur STREET :
December 10, 1884.
To the hsm5ers orHo Tayious COMMITTEES ~ me GrOat
Central Fair go
The SAINT AIRY COMMISSION begs TO announce that
The "HIsrORN OF THE FAIR prepared by Mr.
sllLlE, at the request OF the Executive Committee is
row ready for delivery II forms very elegant quarO
volume Of more than TWO hundred pages printed the
nuett paper at the ChNon Press Of Mcsars. sherman
Co., and is Illustrated with photographs N Of tho
more inter- sting objects of Tho Exhibition leonttns
aCcOUnt Of the ORIGIN and progress OItle Far descrp-
ton Of the different Departments: statement Of the
financial esuIt; u list Of ON the Committees e.c
As ths work Is designed pfimRriJ for 'hs members OF
tie various Committees and q limited edd1n only has
been printed Il Las been thought best 10 plAe. IL In
charge OF Mr. JAMES X. SIN ON special agent for its
delivery.
Tuose whadesire copes WIN please call on or address
III \ at No % \. sIA1H Street, second story.
hr simon will call u ON those who may not be abe TO
oommuuicatt with him.
o,E.H.-wll be ready for delivery on WEDNESDAY,
Ast INST 1917
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EXECUTIVE CHAHHRR
HAHrIsHuRC,
November 20, ls5i.N l7-2 ls

r1F50 WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR-GENE-
raj, as required BY the llth section Of the Act
ifed An Act enabling tho Banks Of this Commonwealth
o become Associations for the purpose Of Banking under
me Laws Of the tmed states passed tho 22d day o
August A D. 1864 has cerled 70 me- that the
cal Bank Of Penny yvHna, OF the City Of Philadelphia,
has furnished satisfactory evidence 10 him that all the
rsqui emens of said act nave been compiled with by the
said Bank and that II has become Association the
purpose Of banking under the laws Of the United States
90, Therefore cause This notice theref be publshed
IN accordance with the provisions Of the said lth ion
o. the said Act and do declare that the said
Bank by the OF said act deemed and taken 10 be
hereupon turrended subject 70 the provisions thslt
section Of said ACT.
A. q. CURTIN,
Governor Of pennsy sylVana.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER HliuusBUko, 29th November
fo4 ll-3O-lw
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ORITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

No G87 CHEsEUr Street, corner II Seventh
Established 1874. incorporated 1855.
Young Neu prepared for the Counting mouse and Bus
mess Life
Thorough and practical instruction in
BOOK -KEEpINH,
In an its branches az prAced by the best aocoun. ntl
ana bus mCu
PEEMAEsHIP,
Plain and Ornamental ia taught by one OF the most com
peter Of peumeu,
Conn sr.ial Calsula'ions, Commercial Law, DOteeiu
Counterfeit Notes, &c.
TELEGRAPHING
by Sound, and Paper, taught by long experience
Operator,
Students instructed separately and received a. an
ume. Evening sessions after September IS.
Catalogues containing the OF All students, term
6e, furnished gratis on application.
u-l7thstuu 3. II. CRIrTENDEN q co.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
~ Once, s. w. corner WALNUT aud FIFTH Btreats

n N ID
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Pealed PIOposa will be received the ONCE OF the
Chief COmmt sioneT Of Highways until O'Clock r N 4,
Monday 18Th inst for the Construction or sewer on
the lire of SXtetnth street, nOrthwArd from Walece
street TO North street 10 be OF bret circular I'm FORM
with a diameter, inside OF feet six inches There will
be inlet OF cast iron at the northwest
tttnth and North streets and one hoe the entire
length 20 be about $50 feet The unders Andng DO that
the Contractor shah take b prepared against the pro-
ptrty fronting said sewer, to the amount OF seventy
i've cents for each neal foot OF mont side Of the
street. in payment sreoT A Bidders invited 20 bs
present at the time and place OF opening he said
Each proposal will be accompanied by certificate that
BOND has been fled in the Law Department. as directed
by Ordinance Of May rs, 1860. IL the lowest bdser shall
not execute contract within hye days afer The work
awarded he will be deem ed decnioK and will be- hoId
liable his bond for the difference DsWean his bid and
thG next hgher bid Specifications be had ut the
Department of Surveys which win be Itrcty adhered TO-
W, W. BMEDLnY,
1-2mWsa Chief Commissioner OF Highways.
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C,nitCates,
RESOLUTION

No., nc pnDhsh Loan biW 10 pay Denclencies
Received, That the crk ne author 10 publish In two
olly newspapers Of this city, daily for four weeks,
ordU GIce presented to Common Council on Thursday,
Dee mbcr L. 1874, entitled
An Ordinance Or gng Loan 10 Certain Deficiencies
OF he year 1854, aud previous years
And n BaJ CLERK, the stated meeting OF Counolg
aer lho expiration OF four ON the hri day OF sale
publication, sinai present 10 ths Council Of each
sald newspapers Or every day in which the shsF
have been made. Y 94w
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R,.....1 ,sao1 nm AHEnIoAN CONSUL At rams.

11 I1IlH TIE AHLHIUAN CONSUL AT PARIS.
A.]lfAct from letter from John Bigelow, ESQ,
A1srean Consul, dated
december 6,--My Dear Mr. Weed -
1gr friend, Mr.. Dayton, died about 10 o'cIocL
- Nv ,oanlhgl while visiting at the Louvre Hotel
,,,l ~ nau called upon Mr.. Yanderpool, but not
lnslas INN I.n n went 10 the apartment OF Mrs.
80 and "aS@~ snor ot Judge Eckles), asked for
Deeame alarmed about his sVmptoms and
b ,sggeG nef zoe 70 leave him He died there mon non
IN sofa, In 8-Eery few minuies- His s,,nfrai
MI take place on Tuesday.
This event has spread a cloud over us nj,
hue been 30 occupied with preparations fora the
linesal that have P9f moment 70 devote 70
his letter.
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AN oRDIHANCE
CREATING A LOAN TO ray CERTAIN
DEFICIENCIES OF THE YEAR 1864,
4 Nm DID L-NI-LLLA

CREATING A LOAN 10 ray CERTAIN
DEFICIENCIES OF THE YEAR 1854,
AND PREVIOUS YEARS
becuon The Select and Common Councils Of the Cy
Of Philadelphia do Ordain-
That the Mayor Philadelphia be and he s hereby su
morzto 70 borrow the credit Of the city from
payment Of such sehciencles eXSt, which
exist on the hrst day OF January 1862 In the approprA
tons . ne several Departments Of the city government
for the year eighteen hundred and sXtytour for pre-
yous ears not exceeding in the whole the OF two
millions five hundred thousand dollars, for which into
rest not 70 exc cd the rate Of six esntum annum
shan be paid halfyearly the hrst days Of January
and July, at the office Of the CITY Treasurer.
Tue principal OF said loan shan Do PAYABLE and pale
AZ the expiration Of thirty years from The date Of the
same and not before without the consent OF the holders
thereof and the certificates therefor In ne form Of
the ceruncaea OF City Loan shall be Issued In such
amounts as the lenders may require, but not
uonal part OF one hundred dollars or, n requr ed In
amounts or hve hundred or thousand dollars; aud M
5hsl De expressed In ssd certificates that the lDar
therein mentioned and the interest thereof payable
free from all taxes.
section 2. wherever any loan shan be made by virtue
thereof ntre snail be by force Of this ordnance snnauy
appropriated Ot the iuesmC Of the corporate
Ait fOm Tie sum raised by taxat hicieut
pay the Interest on said ceThcAtes and the further
OF nree-itnths Of per centum on the paT
value oI such certificates issued shall be appro-
prated quarterly out Of said inc and 10 a sink
ing iund, which fund, aru It's acCumui aous, hereby
espeCly plccgsd tEe redemption pay sn Of said
CtnnCatts.
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS-
y --- IL...--L ~ L-..,L.----. ~ M 7.

hFFICE OF ASSINTAFT QUAkTERMAS-
- ter Distinct Of Philadelphia, No. III MARKET
Street, December IS, 1864.
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this ofce until
noon of MONDAY, December 2G, lsG for flrnsnng the
United StAes with FORAGE, vll.;-COrn, Oats, Hay, and
straw for the Of animals In ihe public service at this
post or district including Chester Fort Min, Chestnut
Hhl Nicetown, Haddngton, Beycry, n. J White Hail,
near Bristol, Pa Spring MIN, End any other locality
within this command hat may directed for the period
CfsiN months, nom January 1865 grain to be Of the
best quality ~ pounds TO the bushel Of oats, and 56
pounds to the busht Of Corn Hay of best quality timothy.
Straw Of good quality, Rye Wheat, may be ordered.
All 10 be Inspected and approve AZ delivered.
Proposals. viii state price per 100 pounds for hay and
straw, and per bushe for grain delivered place Of
consumpton In such quantities and a. such times
be Ortercd.
The United States The right reject al bids
deemed iIcOmp atible with It's interests
ALBERT :. ASTIMEAD,
l2-l6-t26 Captain and A. Q, NJ.
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GtlegrapA
"DEArH's FINAL CONQUEST"

THURSDAY, DBCRMBBR %, 1894
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- WORKS, November so, 1864.
Proposals will be received at this Ofnce un'u noon Of
u, t o January next Tor the TO the Trlstee of
Philadelphia Ca works. uf stock in tho
Germantown 90
banayunk do
Ard Richmond do
used as investments for the sinking funds Of said
WORKS.
WILLIAM FEEERLL,
h-Z-lm Cashier.