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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

lohu NJ Wagner No. 2s77,
vs.
Hannah Martin ct al Superior Court
IN obed ence O the command OF an order of aele
1 made In the above case by tho Superior Court OF
Montgomery county, Ohio, will offer al public sale
NJ the door Of the Court House IN tho city OF DAYTON
on
Saturday, MdV vs. 1864,
Az two o'clock Of said day the following described
rea estate yiH The north hRli Of the north asst quar-
Ter Of section four o. township four (d) and range
five (5) east otc in Montgomery County, Ohio, con.
tanIug eighty nores more or less.
To be sold free Of dover.
Appraised At $40 per acre and cannot sell for less
than two.thirds Of the Rppraisement.
Tcrms-Ono third cash, one third m one, and the
balance Ia Two years from tho day NJ sale; the defer
red pnymena to bear six per cent interest and 10 b.
secured by mortgage on tho premises.
GEORGE WoaAMAh, shorit Mont. county
IL. u. ffOufE, Attorney h2jwtA
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NOTTCE.

NoTiUEis hereby given thsi petition wnl b.
~ presented 20 the Trustees OF Miami Township.
Montgomery County, Ohio, a. their meeung on tho
"a day ofJuly ls6i, praying that township road be
lad out as toluShi Bog uning ~ stone AZ Che t0ut
west corner OF the SOUTH at quarter OF sschon 10,
town ungeb eaastc,, Ia the south line ofaad sec
ton thence along said section line vest 10 the CEN
tro of tho townshp road bstFoen Miami aud German
townships, lmay -, is6il \. HWArSZHl.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

John =. Mcneil afeinst Young AcKeil
TINHE de endsnt Young l.. Mcneil, will take notice
Il that on the 18th day Of April A d. 1854, petition
was hlod aRninst him in the Superior Court OF Mont
gomcry count state VI Ohio, Tor the sum OF six hun
dred and eghty-nino dollars aud buoty cents, and M
teresL Tor money due upo promissory note, aud u
balance due upon an account, from said Y. L. Mcneil
and that an nttachm nj wgs issued again his prop-
orB within Montgomery county upon tho ground Of
bis being ngn-reAdent Of the state OF OHIO The
defen dan will take notice that unless no shall appear
and answer 10 the petition 10 filed against him BY
the l4'h day o. May,AD 1850, judgment wall be tskou
the June ierm Of SAID Court aud his property sold to
pay the same. JOHN s., MCNEIL,
e. Thompson, Attorney, ~. a2iw6
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No. 2907,
superior Court.

VI. SUPERIOR CDnr1.
Jesse Duncan, et nj.
DY virtue ol, and In obedience to- the command OF
ID an order Of Sale made In tho above cause, and
10 me directed by the Superior Court OF MONTGOMERY
County, ohio, will offer at Public pRe At the door
Of the Court House. In the city or Dayton, on satur
day, Jgpe 29tR, A. u, lsg4i ~ O'Clock p M, OF said
day the idlloN ing real aatate yist
Lots numbered four thousand ono hundred aud
thiuy.hyo t4lS'), four thousand ono hundred and
thirty.stN (4ldG), four thousand ono hundred and
thlrty.seven AlSO, four thousand one hundred and
forty five Ql46l, and four thousand one hundred and
forty sx 4lA6), as numbered on The revised plat Of
the city Of Dayton, County OF Montgomery, aud
state Of Ohio.
A so, the following lots and parcels ofland sitdsto
,n rad County of Montgomery, ana State OF Ohio,
and described as follows, to.Fit sixteen Lots mum
lered roro ono to sStenr, inclusive, in Henry B,con
hmithb subdivision of out tot numbered egh a.
Township, IN the County Of Montgomery, and g ate
" Ohio, as aforesaid, as designated the recorded
Plat 0f SAID subdivision.
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sHERIFFs SALE.


Elias Kendig Montgomery
W Common
Peter Rhodes and others. Pleas.
WILL oncr NJ pubic saia at the door Of the Court
i House m The city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, Jsne 2sth, 1864, at O'Clock p NJ
Of said day the following described real STATE 70 WI
truct ofland situate in jackson townshp, M the
county Of MONTGOMERY, and State OF ohio, in section
No. 10, town a. tHngo east, beginning al stone set
Tor corner, illness While oak ~ inches n dame
Ter hears n. Glo " poles ~ lnk- distant, ~, ~
poles 2S nkA nom the northeast OF said sec.
hou, thence south 25a ilg poles n links a stone
set for n corner thence Sb' iblb poles TO stone
set for corner, thence north b6e west l2l poles aud
2lnks 20 stone selior corner, thence north s6'
lbs poles links 10 tho beginning containing one
hundred and sixteen QlG) acres, two rods and %
lnSs, being the same prem aos conveyed hy Philp
sioihari % sud Peter Rnoads b. deed OF March
1874 Hnd NcUrded IN took no. 2, page 30f OF Mont.
g0tuely oounty deed records
Takon In execution as tho property Of Peter Rboadn
Ri he suit OF Elias kendg Elizabeth Roher, ,, L
echencg anu others, aud has been appraised ~ s32
per acre, and cannot sell for loss than tso-hrds of
iH appraised value.
l., u. GuHckSL, AIRY mA2l wts
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MEDICAL NoTrCs --Dr n. Cone may be
consulted as follows IN DAYTON, al Che Phil
lips Hodse, on "Wednesday, December 30;
La Wednesday, January ~ "Wednesday, Febru.
~N ary 24 "wednesday, March 2s;. "Wednesday,
April 20 Wednesday May 49, Wednesday,
June To-
Is In Troy, at the Morris Hoase on Thursday
December 81; Thursday, January "a; Thurs.
day Februrry 90 Thursday, March "a Thurs
day April 81; Thursday, May 10; Thursday,
june l6.
In Piquia, at the Pqua House, on Friday
January Il Friday, January 49, Friday, Feb
ruary 26; Friday, March 20; Friday, A bril- %
#Q Friday May 2s Friday June IL
In Xenla, Al the HvelnR House, Tuesday,
December 29; Tuesday, January 2G; Tuesday,
February %; Tuesday, March 22 Tuesday,
April 49, Tuesday May IL Tuesday, june
ls FT
.'' b, DR.. Cone hos practiced in the above places
about five years. with the most gratifying sue
cess. He treats all forms of chronic diseases,
and avails Of all improvements, in all schools
Of medicine. No charge for consultation,
but cash for medicines. Consult Dr. Cone
before II s too late $4,000
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

A singular case occurred at Williamsburg.
N. Y, last SUNDAY A soldier named Wm
Smith was dying. His brother m-aw, Charles
Fisher, was so affected that he seized pis.
iol and tried to xiii himself A man named
Casey wrestled the pistol from him, and in do
ing so It exploded inaictng severe wound
in his Casey s) side
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

FREEDoM OF the Pass In France a news
paper is entitled TO receive three seperato war
nings for as many offences, in the way Of Civ
ing currency TO false reports or publishing
sedlions articleS bit then il must be remem.
bered that France under its present ru les is
a much milder desrotism than either Russia,
Austria or the United States
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The city Debt OF PhiIadeIph IA.

The city debt Of Philadelphia is thirty.sx
millions Of dollars The Philadelphia B,als.
ria, (Republioan,) in aluding TO this fact,
says,
"How are we to pay the interest on such a
sum-
Uoder thscirouinstances, this is a very per.
tinent inquiry -ao f h'.oa "a
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qfhe RoyaI Bady.

The following item will be read with inter-
est oy all "loyaw Roys'sts throughout the
land
Mrs Lnooln,--Mrs President Lincoln ar
rived in this about O'Clock this morning on
her way to New York She was accompanied
by servants and occupied special car into
which none but herself and retiuue were al
lowed jersey city Standard, 27H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

Avid cannot Oh tor less than tvo.thlrds Of aald
Appralsemeut
TERMS--Quo, IN rd cash, one-ihird m ouF, and
the alancs IN 60 years rom the day Of sale. Tho
deferred uhyinentn 20 bear per cent interest from
the day OF SALE aud to be stcnred by MORTGAGE on
che premises. GEORGE MOGAMAN,
shIrH . CUrFI, Attys. shoriH
May -, l6Ba IDS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

II is said that the attempt to be made in the
Senate 20 strike out the $500, exemption
clause IN the eurollnent act viii probably fail
in the House and that the proposition to draft
for single year will be adopted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

Real Estate for sale.-I will sell, II
applied to soou, four building lots beautifully
located on the east side Of Mcclure street,
between Xenia Avenue and Richard street
Price per lot-two hundred. aud fifty dollars;
oue-thirs cash, the balance in one and two
years. j. II. BAGG0TT,
Corner Main and Second streets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

TINHE partncrship heretofore existing IN the wttch
i making end loWeiry business, unior the hrm
uama o Heludge Co., dissolved by mutual
consent, May IS, Persons having claims asa nsi the
arm NJ present them for settle ment and those in-
oohted arc requested 70 pay hy Saturday OF this
Weeok. a JACOB nEt FRiDQK,
MAY e5, std FRANK eAuP,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

LOST COW. sttayed on Wednesday, a
lipht-colored COW, white spots on the forehead
between the horns, belly white, and white
spots on the back, near the tail, horns pro.
iccting in front A liberal reward for infor-
nation
VALENTINE GERSTNER, q
Lafayette House.
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Wanted to Rent--a comfortable dwelling
with siN to eight rooms The western part
Of the city, north Of Fourth St, preferred -
Enquire at this Office diff
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MculCal.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL,

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians In the world,
nR. u. BOEAPARrE, rom London and Paris
IL Hoapitals and Tor the past ten years Of tho Cn-
cnnat yonoTeal Hospital, aud pr + b. REYNOIDs,
late Of New York. This rs The onY oBce IN the city
where permanent cure of Private Diseases onn b.
obtaiued without the use ef mercury or change Of
Diet Gonorrhu'a cured in Gto ~ hours, elect CURED
In 90 10 daysi 5tuctureH cured In 10 weeks; Noe.
tnrum Emissions stoppet IN 70 days, seminal
Wenknea cured IN tob We Ss syphila In its prma.
~ sagca cured IN days SEQ pdRry symptoms la !
70 sweeka; skin diseases odrodbu1 ios weeks; I'm.
potency, vgor restored m 20 weoks AlidAsases
Of private nature treated with unparalleled success
male or female.
Dr. Bonapar,es great work on private Diseases, the
Private Guide 10 Health, 10 beneficial 10 ALL male aud
female, oldaud Young, should read this book twill
enhghten those Who grope IN darkness. Price 20
Dr Bsnapsrte's French Patent Male safel 1, ia
perfectly salo aud never ails TO 60 atishcton tits
the only saie and sure preventive against disease,
Price Of tho French Patent Male safo, 81 tho single
enc, e. per half doEen ~ per dosen sent BY mail
nENadanO LOzI ER's Female Monthly Pills IL a
safe and reliable remedy for suppressons aud All fe
male diseases Ladies' should not use them dunne
pregnancy, as they viii produce miscarriage. Prre
" - per ooS-eH'ra hue s5-sentto any address ny
prs. n A r. arc tho mon 10 consult, they are un.
suesuonaby Mfnowledged 70 he The champions aud
~ = ~ , a w w, nv WI pe,,,ets VINO
have heen accustomed from an earl age OF yonth 10
w1tness me varions dlsoages which allio mAnkind,
and TO watch tha progress through long career Of
prologaionastudy IN every sphere Of lie, from the
stumble abode Of poverty " ihemRnsion Of the woa.
ny, and having ascertalnei beyond doubt the yast
surAring ef humanity hoy determined 10 select the
seneFave syatgm ~ sthcifpartculaf sndv and 20 de,
vote their auenaou 70 the alienation OF tho dis.
eaees Of thcgcimportant functions. No nitars will 10
answered nnless they esntain remittance or post.
ge atamp. Call or address,
,.,a 4rs. BoNAPARTE RKYNOLDs,
No. lsQ 6Teanela street, between Finbg Qxth, east
siie, Cina unati, ONO.
oeco hourE RON AM t0eP.B. bs
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TWO NEW BILLIARD TAaVps


REAL ESTATHAGHNr
no. $50 THIRD sTRFET. AT JOHN Il. sTpPprT
MANS OFFICE
4 HAVE large amount of propeftv for saie sp,h
as houses and lots, no AZ paris OF hs CIV ~ 49,.
ons prices ranging from hundred 10 tsn ihSusapd
dollars, on good payments, and vol atnsiub, Sns
farms or sale, ringing hom one hundred ana ,iEt,
aeres down 10 two acre 6, adolung the eiiy and h
Those having properly for sale. and tli6ss vhptns
20 .uy, VII do we'll % can nic, at / slan sdys
Irompt suenuon 70 all business entSnstei 10 ~ -
hnys had considerable experience IL Inc baidsess.
l~saAm A. y, MCCLURE
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GIotbtng,
MERCHANT TAILORING
1ITNHY MIIIER I

f1IENltH MILLER.
VNhAkkFuL for patronage hor0tsore extended 20
iee hrrn Of Mlor Sharsh, respectfully roleta
econunuance OF the same 70 hn8e a. the old stand
Huston BuiidIng corner Third and JadcIaon streets
whore he Will always be iopnd with nun Assortpent
Of goods Ia HE line. tO3dbW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

For RENr,--A dwelling house on Smith
Speei-7No, b. a tbrce-story brick, 9
rooms Apply at No. las jefferson st.
Atd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

Ey-Cheap Shirting Flannels can be
had at the Woolcn Factory--a nice and
good article, by WIN FrsH.
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

TTNHIs Is 20 notify a persons that do not want any
Clf G s'5Sn 70 GENE ~ oh 20 .he fp 81 % ngdergned
hnd. Should any one do so will prosecute tho pei.
i sou 10 the null extent OF the law desire 70 protect
sls the game my farm MY farm IL bounded u. fol.
t"F floWe. The east by widow Emanuel Moyers hrmi
on the south by Peter Shade, on the west hy Mr.
Mdow kpert aud aeitersbqgg and on the north by the
hrn on which lives Daniel Getter and my farm lies
on Bear Creek, In Jefferson township, MONTGOMERY
. 20 county, Ohio no2sw6m JOHN BkEPP.
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49cnstons.
JUsTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. o.,
WITTNIVN PToWPI hIIenUonlo 70 npphcnTonH Tor /. I
ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS

And Rl other CLAIMS before tho Executive Depart
mculs and ia the Court OF Claims.
Refers to- Hons. II NJ Rice; NJ. =. Iatharr; NJ s.
Wilkinson, United states Senators; j s Blnck;
stanton, Secretary OF War WI liam Kellogg, Schuyler
Colfax, p. u. Foukc, Membera of Congressi Colonel
o. W. Ewing, Of Indiana and others.
Tho uuder-igned desires TO inform persons having
damnuds against the Government tho nted States
that he is prepared 70 prosecute their elaine with
pr0mpinesaN and on reasonable terms His practical
knowledge Of all the details Of tho m0ry ser ice Of
the United states, givos him great fpctes ftr tho
speedy adjustment aud collection OF every description
Of military elaine.
All prrs0ua who entered the military aervica a0er
March 1891, aud disabled by wouudg or disease
are entitled 20 ponaions
widows Of soldiers ~ho arc killed, or die beih . or
after their disc HrgC from wounds received, or dis
ease contract dwhiie IN service, arc entitled pon
aloNg.
n widow then tho children under sixteen vears
NJ ngo, ogo entitled 70 pensions,
II no widow nor children, then the mother II wholly
oriu port dehcndcut on deoehsed for support
II no mother, then the sHters Of doc6ased, undor
7lTa'n years 9f ago u wholly or in part depOndcut
on deceased for support
BOUNTlES
All ruAtcd menwhO serve two years are ent tied 90
Bounty.
hlI ,gh pro discharged, BY reason OF wounds "a.
coiycf I'm battle, are entitled 70 bounty
B0uuuos and arreara M nay duo deceased sIldiera
nre pad as lollora frat to his widow second, if no
widow, TO his children. I'D .
4 ne diod unmarried first, % aihor second, II no
hiher, 10 mnher third ~ father normothei', thon
% his Srothers and sisters. Are9ta Of p1y goes to
JOHN H.sToPPEuMA 'Esq., Dayton, MSTigom.
cry county, Ohio rs my authorised associate App.
cations prenRred sud for Fardod by him, will rtGoyc
PROMPT attention. o-i df
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Acgal.
NOTICE.

ON tie 2lst day of April, 1904, Elizabeth Davidson
~ hled her petition fnthe Court OF Common Pleas,
in and for tho c1unty OF Montgomery in the state OF
Ohio against solomon Davidson praying for divorce
Oause-Adultery and Niul absence for moro than
three years.
ny TILToN FITCH, hor Attorneys.
April n, ls6i-a23wG
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ausic
.STRTNG MUSIC.

I AN prepared to urnish String Music for balls
J. rites, a. at the lowest pOssiblc rates. Having
played with Prot Falrch.d during the last surtIncr
lee confident that can satisfy all hls old custom
ers, ] am mombor Of the Regnental hand, and
can hunsh my number Of piaoos Tor a string hand
All orders let with Charles Theoheld, corner Third
and Jefferson sirsetl, under Huston Hall, wtl be
promptly attended to-
del2l3m DANIEL n PARFR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

DRAPEVINE ROOTS FOR SALE.-I
" kava between atty aud AiAty thousand grapevine
rooia zone and two years old for sale. Also large
quanuty Of purenew oaawba vine. Ordets prompt.
u fliSd. Address y. BOnUTTH
oc2iHam BoN PAS Dayton Postofsee
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Dprtn0 zpousr.
IDYEINC 40 u 8 e

NO, sc, ST CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
VANHE undersigned Informs the putlic that he IA a
practical dyer, and has established dye houae 4
ne above place and Ia now prepared 70 color all kinds
OF snka, satlns Ribbons, WooGn and Cotton Goods
soy color that may be desired
crease and STAINS renoycdfr from MI kinds offatrics
he variants 70 hnish all goods IN manner 70 v0
satisfaction, having all artices necessary 10 norrryn
bis work 10 the bsqt poss bleptye.
auIe UERMANN WTEoRun
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

--''' ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. g
NOTICE Ia hereby givon thst the undorign6d has
~ teep appoinied and qnsllned aa Adminisifatog
OF ne estate Of John 2. Randall, lat Of Montgomery
aisws WILLIAM O. RANDALL.
b aaiIal .-0aa J EA9Aln J
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

LADIES' SHOES AND CATERS, sEWED
Ladies shoes and Gaer-, seWed lasting Mo-
rocco aud Kid Congress- Boots, or halmorals.
douhirssolest plain. 90
LasunR Noroodl and Kid Cdngrota Boots or
blmorAla, welt heels, plain ...,.,,,......., 600. 90
Frennh Calf or Glove Kii Congress Boots, or
Bnmorala, dou a,eHpled, pla n.,,............. 90
Fronoh CAT, or Glove Kid Cons ross Bouts, or
bamorals, welt heels, PLATO 90
French Calf high lace Boots, double soled
pain ,,....,.,,,. 90
Welt heels, 90
Morocco Lace Boots, welt heels, plan......... 26
Morocco Busisns. wei hoels plain 90
All single solos OF the above description 20 rate 20
cents less than welt heels,
woMENs PROCEED SHOES
can or Morocco high lace Boot hcals.,....... Is
Calf or Morocco Lave Boot Hses.,.,.,.,....... 70
Re 'pecthlly submitted 10 your favorable cone dor.
alton. III .s
aWm Walker, ]. r. Reed,
]. w. Darr0W, jos II sslen,
&. Well. q. sedemann,
3. Mckee. Mesher NiehAus,
W. rrnwbFidRe, }. y. Lents a Son
George HoohWalb John kieten.
shuttle, Peter JnHantReu,
Allen Jeiinfa, Henry Ho0hwait,
Is. n. Davis, q. Zlnk,
g, ID. Finp, Fred Raihold,
John sohoonherr, Jos, selegsten.
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-@arpenter.
.'I Dress and GsIoak faaklng,
PAsHIONABLR DRgss a CLOAK MIXING

MIas ANNA NussRR. fashionable nress and
w Clock Maker, begs 20 inform her old unatomeri
on Third street, over MeDanielH' store, thrd story
sns aolleits eaHtom, and will furnish drsas and cloak
trimmings n desired. ..I .|I aild9wV
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Sally empire,
City and Other Matters.


sg-rrains arriveAnd dspprtfrom the Union Depot
as follows; I't
otNcIHNArI. HAmILroN ANp pAYron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-14
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR WOOD.

Chief Qaarterm aster s Qts, Washingtos Dspot.l
Sealed Proposals for the dsiiyery At this S dsno{
of FIVE thousa nd OOO) cords Of Oak Wood viii be
recslsed al this office until MoNDAf July IS, 1884,
The wood to be hard, sound and merchant.b,e
OAK Weed. four 60 feet long, and split to the or
The wood to be delivered at such points near the
shall direct corded in ranks four 90 feet high; de-
corded snd 80
Az inspector win be desisnsted on the part Of
and such as does not conform to the above speci
fcatops will be rejected.
delivered on or before the Ist day of October,
1864, and two thousand FIVE hundred t2,500l cords
to be delivered on or before the LIST day Of Novem-
PROPOSALS.
bid must the full name and post Office sd
dress of the bidder.
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con-
each proposition.
eral e. RUGkER Chief Depot
Of p and should be plainly
The bidder will be required to accompany his
proposition with guaranty; signed by two resPon.
will at once execute the contract for the same with
good and sufficient sureties, In sum equal to the
ppseS s6 o
tisement and in the said bidder should fail to
% se osn e ssa e
next lowest responsible bidder, or the person to
wh the b sbs must be
shown by the Official certificate Of the clerk OF the
nearest District Court, of the United States Dis
trict Attorney.
Bonds in a sum equal to the amount of the con-
tract, signed by the contractor and both of his
euarantors will be required of the successful bid
ders upon 81 gninR the contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents of -, in the
county Of, and State f., hereby, Jointly
and severally, covenant. With the United States,
and guarantee, in case the foregoing bid of -
- be accepted that he or they will at once exc;
suit ent suretes. in sum equal 70 the amount Of
conformity to the terms Of the afd,y.ertisemsnt'
and in case the said = shall fail to enter into
the difference between the offer Of the said -
and the next lowest responsible bidder, or the
son to whom the contract may be awarded.
! Given under our hands and seals
2this g. day Of, 1885,.
Witness: Seal
fseal.1
To this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate aforementioned.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter.
master D. II. FUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster,
~ std Depot of Washin gton.