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UIGHLT IMPORTANT NEws s- s,IER.
MAN INYESCsNG SAVANNAH


We publish this morning the OFFICIAL telegram
Of Secretary Stanton. announcing shat General
Sherman IS laundering a 'bn rates Of Savannah.
This important bulletin is the iils. we have had
from The War Department since General Shcr-
man began his murcb, and, IN manner and matter,
It is amodd document |. will be seen that tue
information is derived from Richmond direct and
leaves no doubt that GercrsI Sherman with tue
cooperation OF General Foster, has Isolated
Savannah and the Rebel army defending it from
&c rest OF the so called ContedCraCy.
general SHERMAN moved through Central
Georgia in two columns, In a slow, leisurCly
manner, making feiuts unOu two important cities
ouI OF hih GuecE route ana thus Detrayi ing the
Rebels into several false movements. They rein.
forced Macon and Augusta ut the eNp0ugc of tho
vital point nc which ShCrman was aiming. Reach
ing Milun on December ., The two wings Of the
army were concentrated, and Rt this point en-
tered the narrow peninsula between the Ogychee
aud Savannah rivers.
Down ttjs peninsula, some sixty miles IN
length, the army has been moving as rapidly as
possible, the movement being doubtless DELAYED
by the numerous streams and swamps over and
through which General Sherman had 10 fight hi
way. On the 10 IA instant he had reached
BioomiD6dale, fifteen miles north Of Savannah,
and Oh the 18th instant s reported by the Rebel
papers to have been in line of battle only FIVE
miles from the city. Having reached this point
1t is apparent by glance at the map that Gene
raj sherman IS in communicating distance with
the fleet at Ossabaw Sound. and doubtless BY
means Of signals with Fort Pulaski.
His position cuts Off Savannah from all COM
municston with the rest Of Georgia by the Gulf
and Central Railroads, while the success of Cen
eral Foster, at PoCotangO, in scyering communi-
cation with Charleston, renders the isolation of
the besicged city complete. This Il will be seem
Is Acknowledged by the Richmond papers, and Il
IS apparent, from their language, that tue success
OF Generals Sherman aad Foster has, in this re-
Spect been cemplolc.
VIC may therefore safely conclude that the in.
vestmcnt which has already been effected secures
the fall of Savannah. General sherman LETT
atlanta on November 10. We msy vet have the
pleasure Of positively announcing a gloripus re-
suit to his grand campaign on December H.
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Commander OF the Department, "nOt 20 remove
the said prisoner from the place OF his cOntina-
mcnt, az Fort Mialu, whit h command he Is
bound to obey !" the order having as hO believes,
been made by direction Of the President Of the
United States, through the Secretary Of War
After the return 10 the writ had b en- read Mr..
Brewster for the relatOr, excepted 90 its sun
cheney, among other things, Gin not answering
the aVCrment in the petition that the sole cha-ro
against your petitioner is that Uf reccM z
stolen goods, the property OF the United StAes,
which offense is bslable under the CO itu
tion, and for which, &C guilty the ri ,.or
is entitled TO be tri,d by q jury. and of which
having avoWcd his CntirO iuuOCCuce. he 10 en-
titled TO his constitutional right OF being con-
trOntcd with his aCcuser. of h.iug advised o tho
nature and character Of tho charge, aud Of hay.
inethe proper opportunities Of prcplring his de-
ICnse-Sll OF which is uuiustly ds0tcd him by
bis present confinement in fort
Also that the return is insufficient "iu not
denylng, as in said petition aycrtnd, that the
telAtof was taken by thc military authorizes ON
the custody Of an officer Of this Co umouWoal h
Whilst under arrest upon warrant issued by
Alderman Beitler."
The matter was then argued by counsel. Mt
Brewster cOntending that tue rclat1U was not In
the military or naval service Of tho United Statas
and therefore not AmenRblC 10 military law, but
TO trial in court in the Commonwealth, an
ihat 10 such case il was not the intention Of the
PRESIDENT TO suspend the privilege Of the writ Of
hdbeas corpus, aud that by tho terms Of his proc.
lama'iOn he had not done so.
Judge Knox for the respondent on the other
haud, contendCd that the writ was suspended aud
the roiGtOr being In military custody by proper
authority, viz, that OF the Secretaries of War
ard OF the Navy, under the dircc ion Of the Pre-
sidgnt, the Court should regard the return as
sufficient, and set tho writ aside.
Judge Allison held the matter under advise
ment
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Developments Made and In Progress.

This Company was organized with the intenthn Of
obtaining the largest possible return for tho stockholders
To accomplish this OBJ ect the Company sinking three
wells on their own account one ofthem yielding At tho
rate Of any bsrrel per day. another down sj feet the
third has been sank to the art rosE with very good
show " Oh.
In addition 70 the above, there are sovea wells being
sunk By responsible parties. who pay all eNponss and
give to this Company onehaf Of all the on produced. One
Of these psrtAI Is making Arrangements for boring
Eve wells, and expects TO have them all completed
during the four months. This development will give
fteen wells, OF which the company will have all the on
om three and the half or the oil from twelve. over Any
wells bored without interfering with each othor.
The entire Island will be developed as soon ss pEAsabo
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flgHr AT WArNUGA-The Home Guard OF
Watauga county had fght with the duserters
on the Sd uit. Major Bingham, with his com
mand, went 10 the Crab Orchard on the "a, and
on returning with three prisoners aud a lot of
cattle and horses, was attacked and fred upon
Dy the bushwhackers. Major Bingham returned
the lire, and the fight continued for several hours
The Home Guard had Que mortaly wounded
Elliott Bingham, and three Others slightly. Too
dCSer;ers lost eight killed, and several w1uuded
Ihey we're commanded by one Hartly.-Rqisigh
COnSgTralirC.
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WASHINGTON AND WALNUT BEND
OIL COMPANY.
CAPrTAL.'''''''''.'' ,,,,.,.,......S 500, 900.
100000 sHARRs..'"--.............SS Rash.
Subscription PricS..o. .o................,..."s8
10000 Shares Reser' ed As Working Capital.
Office. No. al4 MARKET St Philadelphia

No. l. wen On Ga OrOOA, now punpke 10 barrels psr
day, AAd increasing.
Ne. 2. wen ON on Greek now ov0E 800 feos deep Wh
Ane show or al AoAr this Is the Corn Planter Wdl1
which u now pumPiAF 800 barrels Of Oil per dAy.
No. .. A wen on Oil Greek. $40 deag ready az
dueiAg largely. -
Ho.4 One hfh intsrrlJl IN tract Of ave hundred aoos
The Abeh henJ river si1 Wa1s, pumping RfT bar
Tols OF o. pof GAY tee Wos going down. Win
near mlle OF Tver tfont, an good boring Territory.
NO. 0. A half aeT at rideouts Eoononlte ella
which are row pfmpinE sixty barrels per day.
No 0. Blk ae,Oa In fec In Walnut Bond, on the Ano-
gheDF river nAmediate surrounding this pTOp are o
pTodue ng w4ia Ths tract will be developed rsplCiy
suDteiiP PdOns are now being resolved and large Dor-
non OF lne stock Ar0Gdk taken. The pfOaneous and an
htoTHatoa be obtained a. the oi0e OF no Company
pQW n No, ia NAltkkT suss. I2-iS.lS1
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Capture Of "a valuable steamer with n
Cargo of Cotton.

The Navy Department has received the follow
ing despatch -
FORTRESS MONROE, December l3, 1864. Hon
Gideon Wslles, Secretary of the Navy Il have
the honor to report the capture of the blockade
running steamer Emma Henry, with a cargo Of
seven hundred bales Of cotton, by the Cherokee /:
ahd the schooner Mary, with eighty bales OF
cotton, by tho Mackinau.
d. d. PORTER, Rear-Admiral.
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p II O S &c T U s.
OF rlfE
UPPER ISLAND OIL COMPANY,
OFFICE, No. 425 CHE sNUT'sTREEP,
PHLADELJIIJA.
CAPITAL, Sa0o,ooo.

CAPITAL, =. $250.OOO.
so OO0 sHAREs.. ..s...-.PAR VALUE, $500.
The Walnut Bend region has the character Of being arst
class on Territory AMI justly tormsf "rhs oa Basln
remarkable fact oOhnsetsd with tho locality I that no
wei has been bored that dld nBt yield OIL. UrPHn
wALSCr IsLlsp "a in the very heart 1f tho OIL EsAu Il
Is about two miles nom on Creek and less distance
nom Cherry Run. From It's natural position Il Affords
working facilities which hut few frIas or traots OF land on
the creek or river possess Il contains atOut twenty
asIss, and halfuilo in length, thus giving about aaS
Of river 'front.' At the lower snd o the Island the west
side Of the river, the celebrated Wells on the
aast SIDE Of the river, the lees aotsd star" Wls at
Tie upper end Of the IslAnt, he vss ds OF he river.
the "WArrsn Brothers" WSs and = short distance
aboVe the "Horton" Well; Aad the east aide or the
river directly opposite stbs Erunsr property Admrsd
BY practical men 70 Of the beat lOeAssa On tba
There be no question: thsFSsSre, regard 70
s being arstc on Territory. Another great Gayaa-
tags it hAs natural poilHon, wAlch- issArAes Ao
all other proPsres Many good haya ceased 10 ya
OIL BY being tapped BY parties boring s adsnas lot
such could AOt happen the Isaa. Asothsr AdvAntss
"a the easy to the Island shlp4euls OF a oAs BE-
ade without trouble and the mice Ad on the river Co.
On Is about dollar per barrel more Paii on the
creek.
The Upper Island on Comp any a. been tefsi ua5.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DECEMBER

i 10, 1874,
Notice hereby gven OF tho readiness Of this Depart
ment 10 redeem presentation, by payment In lawful
money by conversion into bond as authorized by law,
Three Years Treasury Notes bearing interest a. tho
Of and three TENNIS conum, issued Ter
Act Of July ~, lsOi Interest will cease all such Trea
fufy Notes bTesonted amer three months nom this
date a. which tune undeg The law, tho right OF CONVEX
g0n ceases, w, 4, fEsSENDEN, A
E-lA-lN sscrttsry " the TrtssHry,
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100000 SHARES. PAR VALUE, $500

The walnut BcBd rcgon has the chArAster Of being ars
ola,a OIL territory, and Ia Justly termed The OH Basin"
Ar,mNkabc fact connected with the locality that no
~ehhss over bscn bored that dd not ycld on. Upper
Walnut Island In the very heart Of the Oh Basia Its
abou two miles from on Crcek and less distance from
Chdry Run. Prom IT, BsurAi position It affords working
facilities which but fow Arms tracts Ofland on the river
possess II contains about tventy acres and Is half
mile In lcngtb thus giving about mile or river mont. At
tho lower cad Of the snnd the west side or the river,
the celebrated Lamb wells tho east slde OF tho
river the less noted" Star wei on the upper end OF
e island the side or the river arc tAo Warren
Bros wells and short distance above tho Horton"
we'll the east side OF the river directly opposite 10 the
Bruner property, admitted By practical be
ofhe best locations the river. There be quos-
tOu, therefore, IN regard TO itI being nrs-clsss on
territory Another great advantage II has, Il its natural
position, which separates trom all other properties.
Many good wells have coSsed TO yield OIL BY being tapped
by parties boring in the adjoining lot such could not
happcs on The Island Another advantage Is easy access
to the Island. shipments of on be made witbsut
trouble, and the paid the river for OIL about
dollar per barrel more than Is paid on the creek
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DEVELOP MENTS.

The Developments AZ hehIs vigoFsuSy proIssuts4.
Five wells bolag Iunk aud hvsnaore will he sOu-
msnood the shs ines can bs procured. IAs
Company has properly sno,sh to ,lah thirty s.ls ana
having been organized solely for A purpose Of devsoP
mssi eVeFy snort VII be Rads 70 obtain the Awsst pest
bic yield Of OIL The suse go or he"Falr wsu on Wal
nut Island, now Pu@Prs over aiy barrels per day Of pure
Gu an indication Of what ihs Isand may be expected 10
produce. This Company receives half % au the ou
ana the walnut Island Oh Company the other hAk II.
large ds'sPmsnt soing should mako tho stock Of is
Company dsslrahls inyest.ept
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Pine Old sherry
Unsurpasaed In tia CITY.
sust received by
DAVIS & tiouAgp4,
Arch aud Zenith
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Lsst night Mr.. Forrei
played Othollo TO a full house. We are glad thf
this prevailing age of humbug has not so dead
ened peoples perceptions as to render thel
unable TO recognize genuine talent, such as NJ
Forests,
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CHRsHUT STREET rHEATRB.-Jessie Brotvn con
tinues during the week and draws the elite of tn,
city. As Jessie Brown is short, It enables the
public 20 remain and enjoy the afterpieees, nov
so well done at the Chesnut.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER a, 1884,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11
jeis iy
OF THE UNION

Read the following letter. reoeiyed from yo,I
Comrades as endorsements Of the v ORLn
KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED REMEDIES
known 40 PROF. HOLLOWAY's PILLS AMI
OINTMENT. You will here ind unso cited trstj.
monisls received from all parts Of the country
where our army Of ooc,ipation IL an force
See 70 Your HeAithi Ali Of Won have some ono
interested In your welfare, then do not DELAY,
Your Life Is valuAblei Not only 10 yourselves
but TO yo ur Fathers and Mothers Sister,, Wives
and Brothers. Then, while you may, pufchnE
your HeAlthi For rs centa, So cents OF al 40 will
when expended In these medi cines, bring Won uoHn
to ths GreeneIt and ripeit old age.
Tho following are genuine letter., on file IN,
inspection at this office Copie. sent bv mAiI 10 any
inquirer. ~. 90 MAIDEN LANE NJ "
QUARTERmAsTIRis DEPAaTMIsI
Ssth Illinois Volunteers,
FOLLY ISLAND, 8 q, Noyember ~, ISes,
Pref. Hollotudv, so Maiden Lane, 4 Y:
sin, ENCLOSED please md two doiIsr., for wh,O.
send me one doiar's worth each Of yoi,, eeiebrats
PilIs And Ointment. bv return mali pIessa StfsnI
70 this Al once for Am much IN noed an the nhoyf
remedies. address iIs,. w m, ous
asth Illinois Volunteer.
Jsnuarv \, iasi"{
Prof HoLotpaU
DEAR sin; have heard n KreAt deal of talk
about your famous Pills, and a. never was IN
the need OF them till now, want 10 try them, A.
DiArrh9A IL very prevalent at the present time
send me the worth OF the enclosed. Yours, ko,,
JOSEPH WALSH,
, .r.. Co. L, 9Th Regt., Excelsior Brigade.
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MEDICAL.
or KoIAL NoTIoR.

- PIP. E-r.. ~ --If.F
, pr. u. vrLLNrs rriv,ss Hospital. in u. rsa-
srsi soss, Corner Of ssvsash and streets, oppc-
si,e Tho Pos, and Patton, oroes. Room, n and ~,
up Stain, washington, y. @.
All diseases Of . private nature trested In the
host scientific manner, and radical cures euestsd
In al sassa. sYPBnTTIC AFFECTION, con-
oRRBGA, oLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of YOLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the eENERiTTvE
ORGANS, from any cause whs,ever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
9OUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and othet
CHRONIC Disc Asses OF the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS, scRoFuLA, BLorcHES
ON THE FACE, ERuPTIoNson the Limbs and body
and all other ERUPTIyE DISEASES and DISEASE
OF THE BLOOD, nom whatever cause they nsy
hsvs arisen. .' .'a' ~ u
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE a"
No nXitsr whA, your disease, LOT no false dsli.
eascy prevent you from applying Immediately 70
Or. vsllny, who Is ACKNOWLEDGED to be By far thu
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
ni private diseases. Fear not TO come and make
xnown your nisfortunes, and he will speedily senc
you on your way rejoicing. s....
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MEDICAL.
baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL.

X
fsrAsLnnrD asa nrrvor from avAcnrnv.
TnE okLy PLACE wHfRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ph JOHNSTON has discovered the most Ger
tain, speedy and oHly Efectual Remedy 10 tho
World Tor weakness OF The Back or Limbs Strio-
ufos, hhections Of the ki neys and BLADDER In
y, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Lansour, Low spirits,
SoeIusion q Ideas, palpitstion Of The Heart Tim
idity, Trombiing,, pimness Of sight or oiddiness
hons o. the LING. stomach or nowels-tho.o Ter.
,,oie p,nrder, arising rom the SOLITARY Habits OF
ttn - .h, sLShLL Anu .oltaty praetioes more
- 4. ~ y,, .n.n W. sotk ~ Syrsns
iisn1 ha,,a. 20 o. ugses, ongnnna their mon nrl-
A. Imnn..,S. ""i'ips'ionsi rehuerihs mApiHse'
o,,,,, .f
' .l-..-i. YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims Of Soil.
which anausiiy sweeps TO an Siptimsiy q ave thou.
and brilhant intellect, who might otherwtse have
sntIsnSsd LISTENING Senate. sih The thunderS Of
call with full eonhdenoc, o -
B. n,...,S, p...o,.- -. 49, -.
@sed h rsson, o. r9 9 Men contemplating
mSHssi celn5 swsr Q. physical yeshness, or
He SsS pissss himself s ne aSrs eG Of g.
IN, and eonhden.ly rely upon hi, shiil a, ply.
ii III ORGANIC WEAKNESS
in IN! Cured and Full visor Rrstored.
o,.s s p pns nac,s LIFE mis-
PAID By the victims Of improper induisenee;
} oung persons are too apt 10 commit exercises
fnom not being aware Of the dreadful eonsequ noes
that may onsue: Now, who that und, sstsnds the
subject will pretend 10 deny that tho power OF pro-
creation 70 lost sooner BY those g. ling into mpro.
per hamts than By the prudent Besides baing do
prived the pleasures OF healthy ofspring tho most
ser ous and destructive symptoms 10 both body
and mind arise. The system becomes deranked tho
Physical and Mental Functions Weakened; Loss
Of Progressive Power, Nervous frritabI,Ity, Tvs.
popaia, Paipitation ofthe Heart fndisestIon, on.
sttutionI Debility, q Washing Of tho Frame
Coughs, Consumption, 40.
OFFICR NO \ satIru I'm r. nrptCv srprrr
~ 800 "a -. 80. n.,.,.
i n s s ~ suans nem nalnmote street. q Few
~ ~, ~ ~ Wv Sofnor' fAi not 70 observe Lame
sII . ~. H., n. 80. -
pas,ns,. p, Man,. oe pau snu eqntsn stamp Tie
DVe'o'' DP'o'n.s many ~ n.s once
1f pB. JOHNSTON,
Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons, London.
graduate from ono OF the most eminent Colleges in
lie has been spent In the hospfsis Of iond W. D..
rls, philadepha, and elsewhere, has effecsei some
Of the mosf asfonishins cures that we Q ever
and ears when asleep, great nesyotsnsss beins
| alarmed II sudden sounds, bashfulness with ire.
quent blushibg, attended sometimes with q de-
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PROPOSALS FOR HATS, GAPS,
i sHoEs DRY GOODS, sEWING MAZE.

PROPOSALS FOR HATS, GAPS.
L SHOES, DAY GOODS, sEwING MAZE.
HEADa'Hs DErARTM'T or WARRINGTON
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTEEMA,TER,
WhsIIIN01 ON, AuguAt o, 1854
written Proposals viii be received At this office
until furt' er notice for furnishing the IolOwinT
articles for use of ontrH h md men, women and
oh ldren IN this Department:
Brogans (rllss.t, sol and other pefyiceAble
wear.
thP, Felt, and Woolen Hats and Cloth C4s,.
ketg'y, linsey, Ginghams, Calicoes, Blankets,
and o. her NoUllen and Cotton Goods.
hickory 1flpe, uor SHIRTS BedtickiDg, Tn.
OleAched Mu lin, Woollen socks, aud Burlaps.
spool Cotton, Black and White LiLen threat
70. su,pender Bu 'Ons large Buttons Tor Coats,
White Porcelain Buttous, Yarn, Needles, and
other sewing Materials and Trlmmibgs.
samples should To sent With eacl bid a. the exc.
peHso OF tho party GDrRnrding the same.
bid. ''N'AP""S e'na
No TerIal proposition will he entertained. h.
every bid or modification Of the same must 10 -
writing. ~ n
Pu ehRses will be made, fFOn time 10 time
the goous aIe needed, under contract or Othey -
as me inleE-stb OF the service may require. o'
Gonu security Mil be required for the .i,hn,
tsemcnt. - n AdVeT-
Proposals should he sealed, and as.lro.-,, 4.
tAe unlrrSiyned, and enlOIred + soSossis TO- ~
furnishing Dry GOJdB,n &c, 'F0""S '"l
ELIAS. ". GREENE.
Lac Ltenant Colonel and Chief QuartCTn..t,
DtPHtweht OF Waahtnqton
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PROPOSALS.
,DRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.
-, Cur, ag.srrss.AsrEn,s otJIef,,

~ j. . ...
= CnIHr ouAnrrnstAsrIn's OFFICER Fl.
~ wAsHIreron DEroT. December Q, f6sa.
.,sd P,opo;ss srs iny,ssd sy n.
department, At wsshington, b. C., Baltimore, Ma,
Alexandria, and Fort Monroe, Va, or either oil
A ia. S ass Corn Re S. s t"s S e
eushsls o. corn or oats and soton, OF hay or straw
BldSsrs must state a. which Of tho .bove-named
points they propose 70 make deliveries, and the
rates At which they will make deliveries thereat
ne quantity Of each article proposed 70 be deiv'
nensed, and when 70 be completed.
The price must be written out In words on u,
Corn 70 bs pu, up in good stou, sacks, Of sbou,
two burhels each. Oats In like saokr, OF about
three bushels each. The .seks TO be Furnished
without extra charge 10 the Government. The
hay and straw 70 be securely baied.
hay, or straw, proposed to bsdelivered nasf be
An the articles offered under the bid, herein In.
yited, will be subjeot 70 rigid inspection ~ the
scyeinment Inspector befors being sOsspted-
,he lowest responsible bidder, a. the interest o.
ne eovernmsnt may require, and payment will be
nave been delivered and accepted. : -. -"
Tbs bidder will Be required 10 accompany his
proposal with guaranty, signed by two responsi.
they viii, within ten days thsrestsf, execute the
soutrset Tor the same, with good and suf1oient
sureties In . sum equal TO the amount Of the eon'
I'd ,Ss s.rms % sAs sSa IL ss.s
The said bidder shall fail % enter Into the contract
Of said bidder and the next lowest responsible bid
der, or the persons to whom tho contract may b
.wsrded.
,hown By the oihsisi oertihoate OF United STATE,
District Attorney, Collector of Customs, or am
other oiroer under the United states Government
or Responsible person known 70 this Office.
Al otaoers VII ee duly notihed oil the acceptance
me mi name snaP y sa,r,,. n, e.oh ,,as.
uusf be IeriblV writtan IN the pTopos.I
Propossls mus Be sddressed 70 Brigsdier aepsr.
| o, II. Russer. Ch,sf pspot ousg,srms stsr VIE
| iuKton D. G., and should DO plainlv MARKED q fro
nosals for rorageD
| Bond, IN 4 aiim oat.l 20 thn amount nj thu am
| tract. signed BY TIM CONTRACTOR And min ~ M,
| Ter or bidder upon SHINING the contract. WV
hank forms Of bids, suaPsntceS. and bonu.. M IN,
| bs obtsined upon appiIoatiou Al tbis otfse ~
popM or ppopoaI,
,Town cnnntr "a st.taN osAA
NAo"n' "oun'S' "nu o's SX.toI -----
An. .,,..,,,,., ,o ,.,.,I n.oy.-- - -,
.nd aeI,ysI 10 M uo o sts. H. - onst a
' %.sssr's Department st sgreeably y
III. IN nrsys Ui s.,aS WsaStnt ,nni my proPo
'sSD.s sss fsicvSs :esisi:s' Sspo' Do
- oushen oI votni In sAoks, ~ per bushe
Wosponnas.
- pushels OF oAts' In SACKS, 81 PER bushe
- tons Of oaied Hay, at - Per ton Of 400
pounds.
- tons Of balod Straw, ~ per ton Of 100
pounds. 4,.,t
iAg of--.I lse and to be completed on or BE-
% enter Into a written contract with The United
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