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AdnlinisIratOr,s Sale.

by virtue Of decreta order Of the County Court
~ VIII County IN the State Of Illinois, made and en-
tered OF record by said court the March term there
OF a. 1864 At the petition Of the unde rsigDed -
gainst the heirs ut law Of John Dutton late Of said
county deceased, and AlmOu A. Manson shall ON The
th day OF May next, betWeen the hturs ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon and hVe O'Clock in the afternoon Of
the same day, at the front door Of Daniel shafs B
te IN Monee In said County, proceed TO sell all The
rght, title and interest Of the Of the sA5 John
Dutton, deceased, in and 10 the following deseTiheA
real estate situate in said County of VIII and Stats q
Illinois to-wE Lots thirtyfour (34), thfrty6ye (asl
and thirtysix C36) in the Village Of Monee Contain
ing one NTH part Of Of land each more or lees
and being part Of the north quarter Of the south
west quarter Of Section twenty (2l) in Township
thirty North and Of Range thirteen fl3l East
OF the third principal meridian, and also Lot number
Dinsteeo lel in that part Of the Village Of Moneo
aforesaid. which subdVided by Nicholas Chester
and known rs Cbesters Addition to MoDee, containing
about one acre and hreeOurths Of acre Of land al
public Tendue to the highest bidder for eash for the
purpose Of paying the debts Of aid estate Of said de-
ceased, and costs II Administrations thereof
OLIVER z. PHILLIPS, Administrator Of the
r. Z BARRER. Sol estate Of John Dutton decd
Joliet, March "a 1864. n&2-5w
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CONVERSATIONAL.

W H5DIuBp1nB APIh .SIs
SENATE.
eer Mr.. Morrill, in troduced bill to regulate
e the fOreFgn trade. .o.
Mir. Trumbull reported from the judicia.
Sry committee the proposed snendmentito
10 the rules of the Senate, requiring D0mi
nations TO be acted on in open senate, with
a recommendation that it DO not pass.
The report of the committee was adopt"
cd. 81 laa
Mr., Sherman introduced bill to pros
vide nationallcurrcncy secured By pledg-
es of United States stocks, being the House
bill Of Mr.. Hooper without much change.
Referred to committee on finance.
Mr.. Howard introduced the House bill
g 10 secure the title to certain lands in Rock
Island. Illinois, which caused some de-
gate but without action, the subject went
= over.
TT TIE Senate took up the resolution amend
? ing the constitution so as to prohibit siaV-
SIS. cry.
q length in its favor. -.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
On motion Of Mr.. Olel, it was resolved
that the committee OF ways ADD means be
instructed TO enquire into the expediency
Of reporting bill lay adj UaIOTens taxes on
ell sales of bonds, stocks, specie, and mer-
chandise of all descriptions, and on re-
ceipts of railroads, coal, gas, and other in'
cOrpOrated companies.
The House went into committee on the
President's annual message.
Mr.. Long made speech of an hour
duration. He denied that the opponenh
of the administration were going TO Civ
aid nd IN
from Benton, Seward, Quincy Adams, Fill
more and others to show that coercion
could notIbe successful under q republican
system, and that the past three years oil
the war had proved the truth of the posi-
ton. There were only two questions
first, the recognition of the Southern Cou.
federacy; second, the continuation of the
war for the sntjugstioD of the South. O
the two he preferred the former. He be-
lieved the Democratic party were for peace
and would be placed 10 false position il
they nominated war candidate.
Mr. Garfield spoke at some length, say
ing that, When he was in the army, q spy
brought 2 letters addressed to j. G. Brock
inridge. They we're Communications Of thu
bearer, who desired to fight the abolitiOuist
81 One of them was written by man VIII
recently held q seat on this floor and wa
from Indiana. rst
Messrs. Holman, Chiffon, White, ant
others called for the name of the writer,
.. Mr.. Garfield said he had the letter, snC
should take occasion to give the name a
the proper time.
-, Mr. Long replied, saying that he spok
for himself
After q running debate, participated il
by Messrs. Long. Garfield and Holman
the committee rose, and the House ad.
jOurned.
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sgRecept repOrss Of Insane asylums in

B@ Recent repOrts Of Insane asylums in
the United States show an enormous in
crease IN the number of female patients,
whose inAanity is caused by the loss of
relatives slain in this terrible war. The
land is a -veritabIe Ramah, watered by the
tears OF thousands of Rachels, " no "mourn
for their children aud will not be comfort
ed ,, bscauee they are not" But shoddy
does uOtsuffer the inmates Of the White
HOnse revel in feaSting and gayetgso they
do not desire the war to stop.
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From w 0shingtOn.
Washington. Anril s

Washington, April 8.
1t is understood that the Senate Militar
Committee yesterday reported, 10 secre,
session, adversely on the nomination OF
Ma. Gen Scofeld.
A letter from the army of the Potomac
says that no events of general importance
have recently occurred.
New York, April 8.
The Washington special to the Times
says:
Refugees from Richmond report that
Lees army is being largely augmented,
and that he is $4,000 or 10000 troops
Cohscripts are arriving at Richmond. land
are sent forward to the Rapidan without
delay.
The report that the Richmond and Fred
ricksburg railroad had been taken up by
the rebels Is pronounced untrue.
The general understanding in Rich
mond is that the rebel leaders have con,
clHded on defensive line of operations
this spring.
The Federal War Department is about
to weed out thu unemployed Generals, to
the number of thirty or forty, and make
room for the promotion Of political favor.
ties"
Washington, April 8.
Indicatiops are that the Senate will re-.
jeot all the substitutes for the anti slavery
amendments to the constitution, and, pass
the original amendments
The Senate Finance will without doubt
soon take definite action on the National
Bank Bill
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lectiOus in this county as far as heard
rom: i
Sapervisor-W S Brooks.
Assistant Supervisor Shuts,
Town Clerk-W II Farley.
ASSESSOR T Millspanyb:f n
Collector-O P Phillips
Com. of Highways-Thomas Tyrrell.
Ogerseer of POnr-Authony McNerny.
Justice of the Peace-L. Rubeuslein.
= Constable-Jacob Patrick.
LHCKPoRT.
Supervisor-W II Baker,
Town Clerk-.W Keezeler.
Assessor-W w Marcy.
. Gol!ector-WillIam Ires,n,
Com. Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scheibe.
OVerseer Of Poor-Jobn Milks.
MANHATTAN.
Supervisor-George A. Buck.
D Town Clerk-John S Taylor.
Assessor-Thompson Mackey.
Collector-Stepben Gorivan.
Com. ct Highways-David Stearns.
Overseer of Poor-Edward LAW enee.
Constables-ThOmas Wallace.
PLArNFIELD.
Supervisor-Wm P Cation.
Town Clerk-James r. Ashley.
Assessor-E j Wood.
Colector-John. EVe1s.
CONS. OF Highways-Stepheu Bobinson
AMI II l. Hamln.
Overseer of Poor-Ira Wicks
wE~LEY. 70
upervisOr-Scott Case.
Town Ciork-Schuyler Alderman. o.
Assessor-B BmrIerfield.
COilector-u II J5nes.
Overseer Popr-James G ,ul6,
Com. of Hlghways-JJ hn KlIly,
Justice Of the Peace-Almun Paine.
wHEATLAND.
uperVisor-Rebert Glow.
Town Clerk-Franklin Boardmau,
Assessor-JoLn McMlcken.
COllectOr-John Matter.
OVersee- of Poor-D w Crapsey.
CONS. of Highways-A s Thomas and
David Cheney.
WASHINGTON.
Supervisor-Robert Dunbar.
Assessor-Andrew Christensen,
Collector-B Kruse.
JACKSON.
Supervisor-Hsnry Spangler.
Town Clerk-C W Kieth.
ASsessor-R j BoyIan.
Collaboration Linebarger.
Com. Of Highways-U HildebraDt.
NEW LENox.
Supervisor-Thomas DOig.
Town Clerk-Sylvsuus Link.
Assessor-James KerchevRl.
CollectOr-Calvin Seward.
Com. of Highways-Snmuel Brown.
OTerseer OF PuOr-Jerome Doxtator.
-.-- TROY.
Superv;sor-W Ii Searls.
Town Cierk-James Murphy.
Assessor-A s Ward.
COllectOr-Francis Rease.
Com. of Highways-Johu DEMPSEY.
Oversesr of PUor-D B Curran.
FRANKFORT.
Supervisor-J X Els.
Town CIerk--James NJ Pierce.
Assessor-JOhn Reed.
ColIectOr-Philip Vallmer.
WILMINGTON.
Supervisor-A McIDtyre.
Town Clerk-L L Stephenson.
Assessor-Cyrus Stow.
Collector-John Conlev.
Com. of Highways-Denpis Scanlau.
overseer of Poor-W P Harbottle.
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la-We see that the pallan, Cal Wn,

10-We see that the gallant Col. VOL
ford, of Kentucky, who was disni ssed by
the President for manly speech at Frank
fort, has been reinstated at the instance of
General Grant. Unlike the commanders
in.cbief, General Grant probably believes
that the success of battles depend very
much upon having the best officers in com.
mand.
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comnissieAers No,i..

By the common sSsSeaS = e ,hsts,e eho..u
~ ho.1ce g the respective owner, = ts,es here
sons m ~ ~ Joliet and n ots. aIe
iots 1y the said city, may be much %
roa flrst Avenue TO Eastern Aven1s fS, or e5s
~ In Upon me said described premises On The "a III
ana lug the said premises and making a snbr.;.'i
anT o. the damages and Teeonpeuse due ~
sons wi,1 On account Of and 10 determine WbSt ns.
10 apna. e Denentted BY tie sai6 in11yove-,-,S -
and pVIaon and pssesstbe amouas n n darI. e
real eststs ~ and cost Of proceedings nno1 ~
improyemeey usoeened to be benefited by ths 40
X. Z. BARBER,
April Is, 1854. 5.B. SHAW,
80. sIMONDs.
nm 49,
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PU RE
So GAR CANE SEED

i rator, who are interested in having me We -
piled with good pure Seed o~P-
have for sale limited quantity ofsoaebum and
otehietam seed. Claimed 70 be the most pro6tabIs
varieties for this climate Purchase soon Won ant
to be sure Of good seed. BARKETT
March II, 1854 '0A
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PANORAMA OF THE WAR. William
mammoth panorama of the war will exhib-
1t at Youug's Hall on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings of this week. This
panorama is painted over 10000 feet of
canvas. with over 100000 life like figures
bombarding forts, cities, towns, &C.. the
beautiful tahleauz representing war, peace,
Sumter on fire, WashingtoD's tomb, Wash.
ington at prayer, and magnificent shower
of gold, or visions of Idaho. Doors open
at to commence at 81. Tickets Is cents;
children Is cents.
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The rule OF the: administration seems to
be that every man IN tiie smith is a traitor
and every man IN the nurth must be en-
Sbolitionist.
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New ORGAN.-Tbe organ in St. Patrick's
Church, although the largest in Joliet, is
about to be removed to make room for a
much larger one. The present organ has
ten stops the new one will have twenty.
AT its first opening few weeks hence
there will be u Concert.
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When you advertize your business.
make no half way work of it. Business il
Ike arehitecture-good columns are good
support.
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FARM F0R SALE

rrIu sub.oriber offers for sale his situated our
miles aoufh west Of the city Of Joliet. said farm
contains about 2os acres Of which 43 are good
Woodland-the balance prairie under fine state Of
cuItiyation There 20 fall piowed: and 11s
timothy and clover meadow. - = = -
There are three dwelling houses, and two orchards.
on the place 49,
The farm will be sold altogether or in part to su.-
purchasers. -
The subscriber also has for sale so acres ~ oood
prairie well fenced, situated four miles south ofJeiiet
near The plank Foa6. -
Terms Easy. For further Information apply 70
March s,'64. EDWARD KELLY, TroutmanS Grove.
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TAX SALE NOTICE,

NOTICE Is hereby given that at . sale Of Lands and
Lots for taxes for the year 1867 held the Court
House in Joliet, WIN county, Ilinois on the 2Sd day
ofJune, 1858, the undersigned purchased Lot No. in
Block . South LOckpOrtn said Bty and State and
that the time Of redemption from said sale will expire
in two years frenl the date Aforesaid
March % 1854. Ms RAFFERTY,.
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WANTEA

A FIRST class salesman
"a enu acquainted with the cI..o good character
Vicinity. Apply Immediately o. '0lietand
R. RAMsDELL
For sHle Cheap.
20 GOOD Sheep with Lambs. 9ood Pa, -.
iOlo-Of VIII exchange for good buggy Hor.s VILE
o. FOX ,6plIak IN
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RHADLEs Dime Novels and Song Books, at the
~ PoSt3oMce Now DepOA
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-, A9-s d. Il. W. SMITH, Sole Manufacturers Of
men nnlshed In ffteen different styles elegantly pol
lshed in Rosewood for parIor Also in Black Wal
nut and Oak for Churches, Schools Lodges &c. Every
instrument warranted for i've years Prices from
$15 to 500. Also Smiths Celebrated MELoDE0Hs.
For sale by x. P. SAVAGE, two doors east Of Post
Once: nov. 10,'63
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On bbls HowK EDE ana MORTON COS
AIS MU1 81.
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e,hty-nSe eents cost are hereby ADDED to the tax
90 each parcel Of Real estate advertised above and
paid before the day Of sale. =
4w) 1T. MILLsPAUaH, CITY Collector
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IN TONS BRAN and shorts BY the 100 or ION az
Az BuzA
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

The following is the result of the town
elections in this county as far as heard
from
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-on Saturday, July %, Mr.. Reedy, father,in-
law OF John Morgan, and formerly the repro.
sentative in Congress from Tennessee, took the
amnesty oath. He has been the head of all the
Rebels in MUrfreesboro, who seemed to move
under his guidance. He said he "regarded the
Southern confedeTaey failure, and though once
honest in It's SuPpOr, would now gladly return
70 the old Government"
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ne iialloving prescription Is Vouched for by
astport (Aaine) Sentinel, as a cure for the
BOX '--"Gige TO thS patient two tablespoon
iaixinre Of hOpyeast and water, sweet
9Th molasses 70 ~ 70 be palatable, equal
& each ihfee times day. Children under
year, 0f age shouN take two teaspoonfuls
gDes . day. Diet Boiled rice and milk,
TASTED bread, mOiaened with wafer and
butter. Bat no neat Give eatnip tea
as ths patient is thirsty. When oonvales-
8 i've sparlngly brOled beeF-steak, loan,
y buiisr-only the Jiee TO b swallowed.
Ysie when neeessar. Ifthe above troat-
(, strictly solb marks Of smallpox
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RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING THE CLERK TO PUBLISH TIE Or
nI ~ 90

Resolved That the Cers OF COmmoR Council be author
lied TO publish IN daily In this city daily
for four weeks h6 ordinance prese ted Common
c siated meeting thereof, held on the 5eth day OF
June, lS4;4. entitled
"An Ordinance Authorize Additional LOAF 10 meet
tht expenses incident to the defence tho City
Other puTpOses."
And the said Clerk, at the stated meeting Of
Councils after the expiration fOuf weeks from the
hrN day of sad publication, shan present 10 this
Council one of each said newspapers fo every day
which the same shall have been made. lyg-4w
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subrcrPuon o. each share to original subscribers for
1000 shsres pay able 81 cash down upon subscribing and
two other Instruments Of 81 EACH payable ou the 9sh july
and 26th August 1854, respectively.
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CLERKg oFFICn. ooMMoN oouNon,

- PHILADELPHIA, July 8, 1864.
In accordance with resolution adopted Common
Council Of tho City Of Philadelphia on Thursday the 9Oth
day Of June, 1854, the annexed bill, entitled
IAN OKnINASCE
TO AUTHORIZE LOAN FOR SCHOOL PUR-
PUhRS,"
ls hettiO published for public Information.
WA. r. SMALL,
Clerk Of Common CouncI
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CLERKS OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL
Philadelphia. July g, 1864.
In accordance with resolution adopted by tho Common
Council Of the ty rf Philadelphia. thursday the goth
day ofJune, 1864, the annexed bin, entitled
IAN ORDINANCE
TO AUTHORIZE An ADDITIONAL LOAN TO MEET
TIE EXPENSES INCIDENT TO THE OEFFN8R
or THF CITY. AND FOR OTHER PURPO SES"
Is herely published for public information.
WM. F. SMALL,
Clerk Of Common Council.
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AN ORDINANCE
TO AnThoRlZE a LOAN

TO AUTHORIZE A LOAN
FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES.
Section l. The seloei and Common Councils OF the City
That me Alaytris neIsby authorized to borrow at not
less than par On tie cTeCh OF the corporation, the
sion ard completion OF buildings for school pnrpOses in
the fst School Dstrcl o. Ptnns yania for which ints
rest not 70 ed the rate of six per per annum
sTS sSs 5f PAD m mhA 81 ~ @ on & s @ aSs Of January
The principal The loan shsu De pay abio ana paid
81 Sse oS GgsESE m En Of sh years M 6om he ase o. The
thereof aud thc tlcntes therefor, de usual form Of
the certificates OF City Loan, shah be issued in such
tonal part Of one hundred dollars or IL required In
amounts Of Ave hundred or one Thousand dolars and 1t
the EN- mentioned and the interest thereof are payable
section The amount Of said loan shall be appropriated
dhiTiluled and sppoIitncd for the purposes and In
Itfmi. TO the several school sections nine hundred and
thirty -ionT thousand i've hundred dollars, folows
Second Section, thirty. five thou aud dollars;
Third Third Sect on, thirty i9on' AID dollsrs
tlfih section, sixty thousand dollars
Sixth section thirty thousaId dolarsi
seventh Section, my, three thousand dollars
Ninth sectJn, forty thousand dolarsj
Tenth Section, twenty. ave thousand dollars;
Eleventh Section, thirty thousand fVe hundred
Twelnb Section. thirty four thousand dollars;
Thirteenth Section, thlry.eisht thousand delIArsi
Fourteenth Section my thousand donarst
fineenth Section, twenty -nve thousand dollaui
Sixteenth section, twenty thousand dollaIS;
Seventeenth Section, torty five thousand dolaIsi
Eighteenth Section, thirty -fye thousand dsIArSi
Nintteenth SeeuOn, twenty thoubAnd oouarat
Twentieth Section, seventy. fye thousand d0ilATsi
Twenty-nIst Section, twenty thousand douAIsi
Twenty second Section, eleven thousand dollaFsi
Twenty third Section fon teen thousand dollars;
Twenty fourth Section. sixty eight thousand dollIe;
Twenty -hh Section, twenty three thousand dOlarsi
Twenty sixth Section, twelve thousand dollars.
Item To reimburse the CITY Treasury Tor appropra-
tons aheAdy made, chArgeabie - this loan, forty nine
thousand nins hundyed and eight dollars
Item o. For Contingencies, hSen th0asana I'VE hu1ore4
and ninety two dollars.
Section 3. Whenever any OAA shan BE made By virtue
hereof there shall BE- BY force of Ills ordnAnea Aanea
appropriated OF the Income Of the corporato eee
om the Bpm rails ed by TAXATION. sunneent % ~
tho interest said certificates and the mrhH ssM y
thTee- -enths OF eentunA the par Nn1ne
esrtiaestea shan b appropated gnAtegy cut q sAaa
income and taxes 10 sinking fund Whieh nnd Aae na
AOeumulationH hereby speeialy plea6euto
Iion and payment OF said certineAteo.
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Lists ofsubScrptOn now open until the $1,000 shares
arc subscribed payable 81 share to order OF Alder
man JAMES MoCAHEN, the Treasurer of the Company
No. 4OG WALNUT Street. at No. 1875 WALNUT Street.
or at the Office of the Company, No. 2l3 WALNUT
Street.
The public invited to call for prospectus. jy5-n
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VANCE sTEwAuT
ROCK OIL CONIPANv.
Incorporated June 90, 1854.
Capital, a8oO. 900.

'ooOo sHAREs....,.............''A sHAHr-rAE
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- TO AUTHORIZE AN ADDITIONAL LOAN
TO MEET THE EXPENSES INCIDENT TO THE
defense or THE CITY, AND FOR OTHER PUR-
sectiOn The Select and Common Councils Of the City
OF Philadelphia do oTdn, That the Mayor hereby st-
thOFZed TO borrow less par on tho credit az
the corporation such sums OF money be required
by the city Treasurer from time TO provide for
the tam lies Of volunteers from the city Phadopha ia in
he service cfte United states and for dvfeuse OF the
city not exceeding IN the whole the of ave hundred
thousand dolars for whsh interest not rato
Of six per cont per annum shall be paid half yearly on
the rs days Of January and July at the Onoe OF the City
Treasurer.
The principal of the said loan shah be payable and paid
at the sNpTa Ion of tJ from the date OF the same
and rot before thOu the consent Of holders tnereo
certificates therefor In the usual form such
otCy LOAr shall be Issued H. amount the onders
msy require but not Tor any actCT al part Of SlOo II
re. ured. IN amounts Of i've hundred OF thousand
dollars and sha be expressed In said certificates that
said loan he elm mento cd and the interest thereof
are pay able nee from all taxes
Section 2. Whenever any shah DO made by virtue
hereof there ahal be- bS Crce of thB ordinance
ally Appropriated out of the income of the
and from the som raised by taxation, sufficient to
pay the interest said certificates and the further sum
OF threetenhs Of per centum the par OF such
certificates Issued shall appropriated quAuery Oat
OF the income and taxes 10 sinking fund, which und,
and Its aecumulatons, are hereby especially peRed
the redemption and payment of laid certifcates
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M ,,r,ls RhS4LVIiE2nln isS iEnln mn

ron PUBLIC sCIfOOL9.
pa.olvaA Thst t6s Cerk DO Authorized 70 pSblish n
two daiy new spapsrs Of thn eiy dAy for four weeks
the ordanoe pfesented 70 Connou Council Oa HhuIaday
June l6. 1854, enutled- -.
TO AUTHORIZE A LOAN FOR SCHOOL PUR-
pOSEo;~
Aud the ahd Clerk At the stated meeting of CouncMa
he expiration Of four weeks nom the hrnt dAY of said
publication. chan present 70 thia couEen one a each q
lave b6sn mAds. ne-4W
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A RMY SUPPLIES.

OFFICE or ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUrpAGE,
No 6O2 Broadway,
NRw YORK, JIy -. 1884.
sealed Proposals viii be cd Nee until Il
O'Clock, NJ ON TIL TUESDAY the lIh OF August next fur
he delivery by contract at the Depot of Army Clothing
Hnc Fqupage In Now York Ci VI
army blankets, OF domestic manufacture wool grew
" nm letters 5. In black inches long the ceatrol
TO be feet long and feet inches wide, to weigh
pounds each.
BIDDERS will state the number they wish 10 furnish; how
many they deliver per week when they eau com
met ee, ana VIII n they can lnish their de ivsries.
froos Is must be accompanied by proper guArantea.
setting forth that II the contract awarded the party
named therein he will at the contract, ana
give bonds for tie faithful Derormance of the same
Ihe NJ ed states reserves tho right reject all BIDS
dee med. b ectinnable
PrpPosas should be endorsed Proposals for furnishing
Blank - and add essed to
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