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rrsir l~oeiauou for political o,iccts only Butthoy
arc he'd onward by degrees until thoy become doepiu
ttua,ou The oath8 are very severoi and impose upon
the ucophyto AZ the penalty Tor inedeity shameful
death hdvtHg hs body cot into our pdrte dHd hrooH
out Of tAs 0Vr gates q Hc tepple hembere are In
sructcd that the oath Of the order il superior 70 all
cthor oatbe and that It ~ their duty TO poruro them
selves who,cyor their evidence would bo injurious 70
the order This wicked admonhon has been laith-
fully followed by various mombcrs OF tho organtz-
ton who have been cvamiuod by tlC luiCl states
authorizes. and souD oi them have afterwards c)n-
tossoC thut what tltey lad Originally sworn 10 tct5
JdIs'.
| Igo t.rotf of Judar Wcir is vrry Too" What V'
have already given is su0iciout 20 chow tho obseh
o, ths sccrct, oath-bounol trnssonablc soceW. VIZ
rod hat our raoe win not ooaoo u' TO 100 iur'he' 10
| da,. vs., sh0., continue our tynope- o. 'ho F'pof
/ LL.I-..rll.
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POLITICAL HOTrINGs.

-Goyeuor Andrew Johnson has been ac,iToIy
al work in Indiana.
Senator Trumbuu, OF Illinois, has lately
taken the stump for Lincoln and Johnson
--0eirltt Smith has been speaking for the mon
cause in Central New York.
The UniOnists Of Michigan are prosecuting
the Presidential canvass with gresI VisoE'
Governor HOppin, OF Rhode Island Is On
the stump for the Union ticket.
1T Is reported that Hon. John Hickman, OF
Pennsylvania, will take no active part in 'ne
canvass,
Colonel Latham CCnion) is a e9ndidaie ioi
election 70 Congress from the Seooho Dl'Flcs ol
West Virginia.
Hon. John NJ. BroomsI ol ~, "a
and Green Clay Smith, OF henlueA!' wv 'V0u ="
take the stump in New jersey. ,,,-.s-
Hon. George W. Curtis, Union es1aldeis io
| election 10 Congress from the First DiStflcI .
New York, is on the stump in connecticut
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GENERAL sULLY's EXPEDITION.

Minnesota Troops on the Way Home
from the Missouri - Interesting Inci.
dents OF the Expedition - latest News
from Captain Fisk's and Other ENpodt.
lions 10 Idaho.
Colonel Robert y. NIcIarcn, Of the I'd Cavalry,
with Captain Paine, Of his regiment, and Captain
Petit, of the Sth Regiment arrived in this city on
Thursday evening from the Missouri river The
Minnesota Brigade under Colonel Thomas, left
Suly's command at Fort Rice on the 10th ut,
and arrived at Fort WadswOrth on the 2Gth,
making the trip in nine days. The command
made long marches, on account Of the scarcity Of
| water, and laid over one day. Colonel McLlren
| and the other UiACyls LETT the command at Zig
I htonu lake, and came across the country with ten
! men, mostly scouts. IL is expected that Colonel
! n uInas command will reach Fort RidSlcy
| this Saturday evening,
! Company i, Captain b. +. Jones, Company e,
! Captain Everest, Company y, Captain Paine,
| and Company IL, Captain DAyy, ali OF the 2d
, Cavalry, under command Of Major Robert H..
! Rose, we're left ~ Fort WudswOrh, relieving the
/ companies OF the 5OIh Wisconsin, ordered Huutli
which are coming IN with Thomas command.
At Fort Rice, by order Of General Su.ly, de-
| e. hmnt Oi one hundr1dmcn, with Captain DAvy,
Lieu cnant Thompson, ana Lieutenant briery5 Ol
the ID Cavalry, and two hundred men of the Sth
Regiment, were placed under the command OF
Colonel Dill, of the 3Otl Wisconsin, 20 90 out on
an expedition for the relief of Captain Fisk a
d
Fort Rice under Lieutenant McNuslcE, engaged
in building hatbOats TO transport General Sully's
I command down TO Sioux City.
On the arrival of Colonel Thomas command y
/ is estimated the number Of milos marched viii
have exceeded two thousand. The men are gene
rally in good health, though much tatigued, bu
the animals have suffered severely, nearly hal
having given ont
When Colonel McIaren left Fort Rice nothini
had been heard OF Captain Fisks expedition sinct
the arrival of his messenger for assistance, anl
\ there had been no reports from Colonel Dill
2 The Iowa Brigade was 10 remain at Fort ltlc
until the condition Of Fisk's expedition had D5el
ascertuined General Sully ordered Colonel pl
. 10 bring back the women and children, even
( Captain Fisk determined 10 90 on.
II was the opinion oil General Suly and other,
that Fisk would he able to hold ont until COlOnC
Din arrived. 1t was feared, however, that h
might get tired Of waiting, and leave his intrencl
mtnts Tor the purpose OF pushing on or Tetusnin
! back In either event t was feared that lac woUl
. be cut oil.
. ANOTHER TRAIN SAFE.
, The emigraut train which went out with Cole
] mel Thomas command, was conducted safely
/ Fort Union. Il started thence 10 Fort BsntOI
Z and got through safely. Mr. Ilbbctts,
; ShakOpce, and hr. jennings, Of Hastings, haIln
I been sufficiently amused, are returning down th
> Missouri, and VIII soon be homes II"
y : Pioneer lWh,
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RAILROAD LINES,

WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAILROAD. VIA MEDIA.
SPRING ARRAEuEMENT.
On and amer FRIDAY, April 1874 ths TrAas viii saVs
f0ll0wE:-
Leave Philadelphia from the Depot corner Of THRIFT
FIRST and hARKEr Streets, A. a., ll0j A. d., ,21
L. NJ, go p. M. 6'a5 +. M.
Phiiadeiphia Depot changed from EIGHTEENTH ana
MARKET Streets 70 THIRTY FIRST and hAkKhT
Streets.
Leave West Chester, from the Depot On East MARKET
Street, $40 A, NJ, 7'A5A A. n, II A. H., T, M,fsP M.
The OF the West Philadelphia PASSENGER Railway
Company Market street, VIII cohYey Passengers 10 ana
ff0m the FhhAdephla Depot.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave PliladelphiA Al $50 A. 81. and 9'S0 I'M
Leave West Chester at A NJ. aud 40 Z. NJ
Trains leaving Philadelphia at A 81. and 40 r. a..
and West Chester at 7'tjA, NJ, and SO ?, NJ eonaee;
with trains the Philadelphia aud BAlthaOrs Central
Railroad for Oxford and intermediate points. .
jAu Henry WOOD, QenVgl Superintendent
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nrnTt In linrNInmd.
CLOSING Of STORES ATWASIIINCTON
AND BALTIMORE.

WAuuNoroN, October IA number of dry
goods, clothing, and shoe stores, perhaps ten or
more, were to-day closed by military authority
and guards placed over them, and the principals
and clerks taken into custody, on suspicion Of
being engaged in selling goods 70 bockadc.ruu-
ners--the appearances on one Of such vessels re-
Gently captured adording, It is said, cause for
these proceedings.
BuuMoRE, October 1.-THE following are
also among the arrests aud stores closed this
morning Isaac Cole, Jr. & BrorLors, hats and
CAPS, Baltimore street, Simon FrsuoE & Co., clo-
thiors; and 4. L. Frederick, c!oth.er The pro-
prietors clerks, and employees found on the pre-
misses were all arrested aud sent to Washington
on special train. Il is understood that other
arrests are 10 be made.
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pIarkeis by TeIegrapIl.

NEW YORK, october l7.-flour 2Je higher
II 200 bLls sod State E35jD)T5; Ohio. go 2tGu75;
Southern, sl0Sall95. Wheat Ssje, higher .asa nn'
important. Corn Ic higheri saiel smAiL beet ell'
PorE heavy Meas, Ss9A3Ej. Lara steady ~ @o9Sze'
Whisky adYAneed lc, -.,,..
Corn, vi 900 bushels.
New YORK, October II 7.--Steclks closed weak.
Chicago ana Rock Island e5 Cunlberand preferred 81
HnOa centre! wa pOnos llbi Michigan southern, TOf
guaranteed lsl \ Hsw hort oss'rsl. taoi Rsaans ~
Year Certificates 9iss; 1en-F0ries, 81. Five fwent,
Coupons iS Coupon s., lo5 Cold Ia snes the hoard
IFS.
BALTIMORE, October l7.--FlOur quiet. Howart
/ street superane 9Io'SO; Wesien extra, ell. Whsa
buoyAni sales OF 5000 bushels keRiucy white At s275a
dull and n0minal,
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
PROBABLE CABINET CHANGES.
Hon, Schuyler Oolfaz and Hon. John
D. Defrees.


Special 10 Trc E,rUtug Telegraph
wAsBRoTos, October l7.-it Is generally mn
derstoOd that the Hon. John d. Dof-'es, The
present able and incorruptblo superintendent
OF Public Printing, win succeed Judge
Upfher as Secretary Of the Iutorior.
The latter has been appointed United States
District Judge in Inditrl. Tho appoint.
nent Of MT. Derrces as Secretary Of the Interior
viii be hailed with delight by all parties. lie is
one Of the rew mon who in these days has q
record entirely free from any tlemish.
Hon. Schuyler Colflx rs returned 10 Congress
by an almost unanimous vote in his district, and
he will be elected Speaker Of thc ncN. House o.
Representatives 10y acclamation
II viii be toea by these two s'raws chat 'h,
| Administration is drawing around 10 men O, Ga,
| best ability and most sterling worth. The p'n
! ciples OF such men cannot be mistaken and t10
popular confidence will ever r19o5c calmly IL
! tb,r keeping
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WAnuycroS, October l7.-CharlCston papers
Of the nth announce the death, by yellow fever
Of Colonel Harris, Chief Engineer on General
Beauregard's staff.
The Co,gjer OF the same date says cighty-six
shots have been fred ut Charleston since the last
report, and twenty six shots at Fort sumter from
the Swamp Angel battery.
Charleston papers condemn the speech Of JeH
Davis at Macon as unwisc.
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WAsuINdroN, OCTOBER l7.-Thc men faIsod ID
the Quartcrmaster's Department of Alexandria
arc progressing favorably with the work assigned
them, namely, the telling Of trees on each side
Of the track of the Orange and Alexandria rail
road and the Manassas Gap railroad; and having
cleared this end Of the road Of all shelter for
gueras, yesterday sent in, under guard, five
guerilla, tia, were captured by them.
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capture Of the BIoek"de-Hun"er "Hot.''

WAuwGrov, October l7.-Hcar Admiral
Porter. commanding the North Atlantic Block
aiding SQUADRON, communicates to the Navy
Departmeut information Of the capture Of the
English blockade.runner Bat by the United
States steamer AortgOmery, on the 10th instant.
She is a stccl-b0t vessel, and this was her first
voyage, she having been only 10 days at sea.
She is q lI.lmot vessel and very strongly built
and can be used as a bl9cbadcrnnner catcher
She va, consigned TO Frazer, Trenholm ~ Co.
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CARD TO THE LADIES'
DIR. DuroNCos GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES,
uanmle in correcting, regulating, and removing all
UbstruvtiOns from whatever causes and always
euccotaful A. a preventive.
These Pills are nothing new and have been used by the
Doctor for many years both in IfaEcs and America, with
unparalleled In every casci and he Is gy3d by
many ladies who have used them, - E1ue no
PMS public for the alienation Of those suffering from
crease of family where hcaa will permit IL. Females
cautioned against using these ps while Ia thar condition.
As Le prOplleOr responsibility after the above
GUmdnitiOu although their milduCss would prevent any
,nschCfto health, otherwise the Ps are Tucnrmg nded
lull and explicit tctOr ACCOMPANY Ing each box.
Price H. six boxes for g.. sold wholesale AMI rcta
b. tho follow np DruVgiSts:--
lilintt WlItr e Co, No. 6S y. Fourth street.
WIilit & Sidlar, No. no M'fket
Marshall ncT Of hi tcenth ana MARKET "iGcUts.
Ze'psr 4 smith, uf - 'Onl and Green streets,
IyUtf ~ Co , No. 1i2 y Second street.
Jyhn.un, Holloway n COwdcu, and
y. G. DvlaCOur, Camden.
AtICial by all druggists.
ONE DOLLAR
70 either o. emit can have the
llIIS EINr CONFIDENT ALLY,
nv ma, 10 any part 0f tho city or country, free Of
postage. .
0-eg- Pm No. 2tI W. THIRTY SIXTH street, NY,
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the valley
General Sheridan, in his stirring despatch Of
the 9th instant, announcing the brilliant victory
OF that day, in speaking Of the enemy hanging
upon his rear, say, ~ became satisfied il was
all the Rebel cavalry Of the valley, commanded
by Ros,cr." In another part Of the same des-
patch, General Sheridan says :-'Among tho
wagons captured are the Headquarters wagons
OF Rosser LomoN, Wichham, and Colonel Pol.
lard"
From the following paragraph, in the Rich
mond DisU0th of the 9Th inst, II would appear
that L0muN, whose headquarters wagon was
among the captured, and not "ROssGr," was the
"new cavalry genera" whom TUrbert was or
dcred 20 attack at daylight and finish .--
"klajOr General LunsfOrd j.. LomaN, who now
commSnds the cavalry in the valley, succeeds
General Ransom. He is a young and very excel
lent officer, and Is doing much 70 improve chat
part of his command which needs improvement.
lie was q second lieutenant Of cavalry in the old
United States army, and is a son OF MAJOR n.
Page LomaE, deceased, also an Old United STATES
officer
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The pirate .FIorI,Ia. q"

NEw YouK, October 1.-THE pirate FI)yiGa
wa spoken on the nth OFT Salt Key, steering
towards Havana. Unc0sness was leltat Havana
by the On.arrival OF the steamer C0lwiJiai over
due from Now y Aurk.
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lCORRECIION.
TITg PFNNSYLVARIA ELECTION.

EAsroE, October IA mistake was made
this morning In sending the vote Of Ll-eyne
county. Ii should have been that Of Wayne
county instead.
In Wayne county the official Democratic major
ity is 9SS-a Democratic gain OF e.
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- Army, No. ~ SOU . hu'ft' a., ,...,.-,. ,,,, .
senied Proposals in aupea,s vii 10 received a' mi,
f'u-hmg ue Uni.sd States snbsistenoe Department
"TrOVp THOUSAND tcOol HEAD or REEF CATrIR,
tho hoot delivered A. the hate Cattle scales a. balh
more MO- IN lots o. u.o one ihonsand 'sch o SsSy 20
arrival At tle e1gtnc ol me con'raetof. Incy nus
Bulls stagf, oxen, Cow' Hcisrs, and llorncss Cattle
dedue,ion or ten ,IoJ pounus win be made fom As
Weht Of each steer accepted under ths contract pro-
W docs stand n the two and ono
haf before being weighed, or Is mot woed inme-
dlately anof removal from the cars.
Mtnk forms tor proposals can 4e naa oe IVY e'''a v"
ihlf once, either IN person, ~ mail or ieeTaoh'
Proposals by teleuap6, or ether hresu"r' Informal
Ibc Government wil claim the right Of weighing anl
woirht ian me minimum mem iloned above; the ex
pcnsc Of weighing wall be paid BY The party otng In Jndg
Zach Nd. to secure consideration, must contain writ
ten guarantee OF Two IespoHsble persona ~
guarantee that " is Cor A1s) able to fahl q contract IN
and hoTd Rs or tSeiTJ proposition be sc6eped he COR
thew wiz at cntor uto contract in accordance
diving good and suiiclsnt bonds for rs fuiNlnent.
11eresponshity ofthe gnsrantorl must be sbown ny
Court Of The United States District Attorney 70 be en-
Rddcrs mns be present n respond to thsr bil5 and
prepared to give bonds aud ssn the contract be'Te leav
I6e to tsolfth right to roeCt any
Or AZ bids considered nnreasona5le - ,...-., 49,.
Payments be made amer each delivery i1 such funds
ne may be on hand; It none On hand, " be made as
IT,posaG must be- endorsed distinctly Proposals fot
Beet Cattle, and addressed to Captain j. H. Gilman, o.
ia bid sin ha nsme ora firm, their nnracs and tholr
post ocO address must appear or they will not be con-
Each person or tvorv member OF nrm oTe-irF pro
posa must accompany wi an oath n acgsncs % M
United States Goycrnmenth ne has not already hed on'
sW6id,Io c9nrvfaq strictly rt'6 ne terms Of r'I "a
! tOh'c"f"t "" fyteea' N AMMAN
f,.u..,, ~ q
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lOIbn
nTFICE cnIET ouANreRMAsrER,

OFFICE. CHIEF ouARTEBMASrER,
~ CIN,uhATI, Ohio, October 7, 1861.
Proposals are invited by the undersigned ul THURS
DAY October 20 1884, at y o'clock NJ for furnishing this
Department tby COutrlc) with
WOOLES BLANKETS Army standard.
Also, the Immediate delivery Of
STABLE FROCKs, Army STANDARD.
And the following material for Trimmings, 70 be equal
70 samples which can be seen ~ ms oh'e T.
blue FLANNEL LINtNG, for Sack Goats;
CANVAS PADDING, .1r Jackelt.
y BRDwN MUSLIN NsnD, for Sack Coat Sleeve
BRoWN MUSLIN thcavy), for JACKIE, Sleeve
GREY flannel, or Domot Lining FOR Jackets.
samples may he seen 20 the once OF clothing ana
EuuipGge In this city.
70 be delivered nee Of charsc At the United States In
EpecOn WafcfOusc IN tis CITY IN GOOD new packages,
NIth name Of the parry furnishing, the Kind and uan
tity Of goods distinctly marked On each article and
| package 90.
e quantity they propose 10 furnish, the price, and Hme
RempicS when submitted, mnst be marked and num-
bered 10 correspond with In" proposal and the parties
thereto mast guarantee that inc Goods bhan be In every
rCpCct olual TO Army Standard ytherWlse the pop0sh
guarantee signed by two responsible persons, must
aOeOmDany each bid guaranteeing that the bidder VIII
supply ,hC articles awarded 10 him uudgr lie proposal
BIDS viii lC opened Thar lav, october u, 1885, AZ
ocUc 2. NJ al this office, and bidders are requested 10
| RWafis win uc made on friday, October p 1895,
Bonds viii be required tina. the contract wi" De thhIulJ
Tccs rams relating 80 Proposals win not be noticed.
bllnt forms tPIoposMs Contracts, oni Bonds may be
The r.slt % rccct any bid doomed unreasonable q
! FrdSrss envelope proposals FOR -----' and
! address Colonel WILLIAM W. MoBIN,
| lO-lG7 Cliei Cuuormasicr, Cincinnati Depot
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sT.sa FOR NEW WYORK.-DESPATCH
u tlsElzssz. and switlaure Lines vie Delaware aud
TTTiiaf canal The steamers OF these lnes are leaving
daily az II ooloo, NJ, and clock +. NJ from !hJd ple
above walnut street.
For nelAt, which Will be taken o. aec0mm) tlting
terms apply 10 WILLIAM n. BAlkD Il co, No. ~ 8,
DELAWARE Avenue.
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SHIPPING.

,s4yRa STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
.HNNfss pool touching az Queenstown, Cork UaIb0r.
-IICWCI- known steamers Ofthe Liverpool, Now York,
and rhHCupiia Steamship Company a!e Intended 70
sAt' a- ulIDVH.-
'IINN. Saturday,, October d..
IuINIt iG, saturday, October ~.
CITY or WA-iuNtIoN. Saturday, October %.
And oysry su1cl,dH. Saturday, - noon hpm Per No
''EEris GF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CUREEECy.
First slGO 20 Nteerago ........,..S tN
s' Cabin 10 Iudon 100 Stt0rapC q London. U'Uy
Erst nln n Iars. l4O 90 Stgvuge 20 pArh.,.. ~uND
lisf Cabin 10 llambrFepOO Steercgc % Hamb1rE 400
Pessyu.crs also forwarded 10 Hayre, Bremdn- Rot
tertam Antwerp, &c, nc equally lHWruias.
Turos tr m Liverpool or Queenstown E. FIRST CABIN,
$50. sl1u s.iU S'osTHre fUm LIVERPOOL and hN"'u.-
town. SO 1rl.e who Wsh 20 send iOr thcr friends can
1Jv tietota here az u,e.c rates.
BvT l..ulr Information apply ~ the tompauys G'hee'
JOIN q. DALE, Agent,
no. III WALNJ + Street, philadelphia
~s,vs4, BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
l.ltlhkES steamship line, sailing from oaCh port on
SVTTfTAA 5, nom hrstwhAri above PINE stree, tlla-
driprta, oHd Long wharf, Bolon, From hrst Whsgl
sboSe TIN B. Street on saturday, October p, 1864,
denha flr Boston. Saturday October 22 40 10 o'clock
NJ; and the steRms hip NORMAN, Baker, r0m Bosl0u
f0r PHILADELPHIA. on same day, az I 7, M.
These new and substantial steamships form regular
line, sailing from each port punciualy on saturdays.
IusuranCcs ouoced ~ tNe feuAia chAise Oh
sale vessels.
Freights tskeu AZ fair rates,
shippers are luesled 10 send Sip Receipts and Bl
Lading with their goods,
appy TO HENRY WfNSOR a. CO.,
'ia{-tf No 232 3. DELAWARE AYeuue.
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CAUSE OF TIE GOVERNMENTS
ACTION.
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OUARTERNAsTRR

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
~ CnCmsAr !, Ohio. September %, l2fi
OFSsel, are q yfd s Il 45 q hG N HfpS9 y % @ Sn 5UEs
ostriSh TcStacrs ioT HAS army standard.
Hat Feather Sockets, do
Gf6rsed 5r5Se II Cannon amor ror HAS, Do
Crossed sabresfor Hats, do
CSmpsny Figures, assorted. do
Cheyrons Ar-in,ry scr,eants, ormy standard.
National Colors, Infantry, d,
hchmenia COiot, 40
GuitOus, do
Drum snsres, sets, D.
Samples Of which nay be at no once Of Clothing
10 be delivered fec OF Charge, a, the Y. $ Inspection
Warehouse In this city IN good new packages, ytn tho
goods distinctly marx on eaoh article and package;
rarIcB IAcrp goOis must distinctly state Ia holr bids
the quantity th'J propose - FURNISH the price and The
Same. len submitted raust no "a arFed and nun
barcd % concspond win to propo."i ana ne parties
thereto must rua0ntse MAJ ihe ooes Shal be IN every
resprct guual 20 gny standard, Otherwise tue proposal
a guarantee, sgnsd by two responsible persons muh
accompany each bid, guaranteeing mat the bdl7TiNW
supply tn. ul lccs aware ed 60 MIN nder hs PROPOSAL
Bids win be opened Tuesday, ocop 10 1884 ~ two
O'Clock r. NJ 40 ths oco and bidders ar5 requested -
AyyaTis ynbs made on Wcduesl,y, os,obor 10 .s}i
bonds win be required uat ihe contract "Aoe faithfully
TeicSiams relating to proposals WIN not be noticed
Blank forms OF proposals, conidett ana O Gds may he
The rsht to reset any bid deoasd unreasonable h
Endorse envelope "Propo,al;, [}r -, and address
lOd-lot Chiet Qumtormastor' Cine nnat Depot
~ QUARTRRMASTER GENERAL S
(cs'S onoo, Firft Division ..-,,..,
norsEs HORSES ta5.l' n5RsEs3!i liSY'i' - ''''
Horses suitable ior Artigry snd Cavalry service W1
iioEgs Wi ec delivered to Captain l. Lowry Moore,
A. q. NJ, and De sui ecod 20 lh0 usual Government
inspection before bf'nt accepted
rrlco OlCayay Horses sl;5 each.
VI Horses,
Payment win bcuade ior si> tGl end more.
Colonel First Division
IQ3Hl QusriormGsler- Gonerals Ohice.
TDNIUND A. SOUDETS Se CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND SHIP AND STEAMBOAT AGENTS
DOCK STREET WHARF,
PHILADELPHIA.
EDsUSD A. soupEE,
ARCHIBALD GETTY, ,-
sIEriiSE T. sogDEE' Pt-"
TOUSTY's TEA WAREHOUSE. - EsTA-
- hishOd in lsoO.-imp2rieT and % Dosiar Ia r,,,-,
''O'' '''' A'' cTos; Bsokwas Pickles and sauoe',
English and Scotch Ale and PcstsT .,,. s,,, so.
Navy AIesses put up with care, arco,-,. s,..,,
28ly JOSHUA II. C0USrf'
GEORGE STITEs, JIt.,
MANUFACTURING MAoHINIsT
AND
ENGINEER,
1919 No. 1921 n. SECOND Street. PaiiAd'l0iiA.
| DRIDRSBURG MACHINE WORKS,
So.SN. RhoST STREET,
| yHILABkLfuA. -.
We prepared 10 an orders 70 any eH'a' "f ." "'a
/ kh0Wn - -...,... ..,vs q
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PROPOSALS.
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DRADIN RAILRO OAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO rHE INTERIOR OF
PENEsYLVANIA, TIE SCHUNLKILL, SUB-
UUEHANNA, ,CUNBEELANn, AND
WYOMING VALLEY,