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LYONS KATHAIRoN.


Ksihsiron Is from the Gtsek word "ks,hro." o
."kMhsiro." dgnifyiug 10 cleanse, reiu,srse and
restore This article 10 the word II signifies For pre-.
serving, restoring snd beauuNinr the hrmsn hsu y,
Is the most remarkable preparation in the world 1t
10 again Owned snd put w by the gins proprietor
sndi' now made with the SANE care skin aud suen.
tion which gave hs sale ofovst one milho, bottles
per snnum.
II ssmo.t Do slirhttul Hair Dressing.
II stadcstes scurf aud dsndtan.
thee " the head cool and clean.
Il makes the hair rich soft. and glossy.
Il pfsvents the hair from falling OF and turn.
ing grey.
ltreUores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady OF gentleman who vslrss sbrsutiral head
ofhair should use Lyons kNhNiton. Hn known
and used u tcuehout the oivihIsd world. Sold by
all respectable dealers
DBMAs 8 BARNES & Co, ny.
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Dayi. House.

4 tFormerly called the % City House,'D Tinn, Ohio.
Law WEIRIck, Proprietor,
The to inform allhis sffisndsand
the late patrons ofhe City House the Dayis)that
his hotel Is ready for the reception Of guests The
Rouss has been rebuilt, refarnisbsd andi' now az
fssdas aay la the ceantry.
l now have stabling enough to accommodate any
ssnbsr si horses, and willaway. have an abuodanes
sffsed. LEVI WEIRICK.
y. Tim, Oetebsf L, Isss-Istf
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Mrs. A. u. q. Mattison,s

NEW MILLINERY STORE, hErubiicio.
ff Constsntiy on hsnd hne Hssortmeni Of Millinery
Goods, which will be sold at the lowestessh prices.
Huaw and siU Nork aope 20 order. An eleg nt Ms
soumsnt OF Dnu and Cloak Patterns always on
hand. MRS. A. Il. G. MATTISON,
Z Republic May ~, 'iss4 -1s 39m3
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srAYE AND HEADING FACTORY. .TIFFIN. o.,
.a W. x. Chsmbsiin has constantly on hand Flour
and Emit Barrel siRvss, we'll seAsoned, ard kiln-
tsied heading Prompt attention given 10 NIL orders
Also Scroll Saving and Tanning done 70 order.
Nsysnber q 1863 ~NW at N"t a.tf
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Ill. s. xlenner.

Manufacture Of CArrsges, Baggies, shlkiss, ke.,
Sousr Cos and Jefferson strss ats, near the German
Csinobe Chatuh. TINA, ONO. A hne stock Of the
latest styles OF BugsieA, etc, finished 10 the best
nanaer and Of the darabe materials, constantly
on hand, and pTompty nsds 10 order. e
Tihin, AusBst Q5, leC9 Al
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Frank Baker.

y Attorney at law, THIN. Ohio. Office, In Tombs
Block. Al Just claims for Bounty, Back Pay md
Pension :, promptly collected for soldiers or their
heirs 81 the lowest rates, No advance payment re-.
auirsd- p 90. ~ t'' Nov. 90. is63-7-ly
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PLANTATION BITTERs

a4A4t - = @OAt 80 - - @S~S'S
which ar. now re Recommended by the ighest med.
ieaI Authoutis and warranted to produce an I'M
MEDIATE Beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
aefessbIs, perfectly Lurs, and must superrsed all
other tonies where healthy, gentle siimulsni IL re-
Quifed.
They puri " I. strengthen and iu'isoTats.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote:to change ofwatsr and diet.
Theyovsreons effects Of dissipation late hours.
They ,treng ngthsn the system and enliyen tbs mind
They prevent miasnAtie and intermittent fevers'
They purify the bteata and aeidiy ofths Stom zach.
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Constipation.
They eure Diorhss sad ChoIerA Morhus,
They core Liver Complaint sad Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strcng, the lauguid brilliant,
and are exhausted natures great rssioTef Theya
composed ofthe eelebrateI Caiissya bark, winter
grr,n sasssfrss, roots end herbs, all preserved 10
DER feety pnre st. CroiX Rum. For particulars, see
circulars sud testimonia ais nsund each bottle.
Beware of impo storv. LSsmins every bottle
See that u has our private u. Stamp un utlated
over the cork, with pantauon scene, and our sigma
ture on hns steel plate side laboL See that our
bottle Is not Iefled Win spurious and dvleterous
uuA Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bites by the ga lion or in Bulk s an impostor.--
Any psrson initiating this bottle, or selling 9th
er therein, ~hsthsT called PiaHtaton BIT
tiers OF not, Is erimina nj der the U. 8. Law,a and
will be 20 prosecuted by Us. We already have OuI
eve or several parties r.6lhng our bottles 40.
whowill spocesd Ia getting thsm ssisss into close
ousrss.. The dsa. and Tor Drake. Plantston dit
tsrs from ladies, eleTgYmsn, merchants, ke'is In
credible. The simple trisi OF bottle 10 the eyi
dsnee We prssept OF their worth and supni ioIity--
rhes are sold all respectable druggsts. grocers,
hot els, saloons. stesn'boals ard ecnn'ry stores
p. ii. DRAKE g. co.
rrr,rtsfrro 202 Broadway My.
March ~, 1854 ~ ~ ~ 2f--ly
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Bank of Timn.

z. W. saAwHAs q A. g. SHEATH, BANKERS or
a.s. -sarhan'. New Block, where they wiil'rnnsae'
a r,,sr, ~saking business and pay Interest on De-
Pssits ., fellows,
sS-Ceri6e.tss yay.,ls on dsnsnd;
Asf. 90 A.~. sS"N u, 80
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MOrd & Keen.

x HoRn. Attorney 81 Las, q. J. Kkgs, Auor
ssy At Law and No,srv Puhlie. Office, Cemmefc al
Row, Up Stairs. sou'hsAt Corner.
January %, 1864
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William Wolf,
Tomb, zIuss 81 Co.,

Tomb, zluss 81 Co.,
BANKERS, ToNB's BLocK, TIfFls' ONO.
The partner,hp existing between the undsnignsd.
hNvinf expired by hnitaiion " hereby Gi"olvrd.
1sosas r. Hess and ions GILLtd rsaunE from
ths ss~. The remaining partners will continue the
bssinass hsrstoiore con .iueted.
~ INTEREST paid on deposits remainine6
moath,, per cent, -.
o. TONB, JOHN T, HusS
T. II. TONR, GEO r. HusS,
John GllIlG,
Tifin, JAY q, 1853 s-u
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Attorney at Law. win M'-nd uowpt'y TO all
einds legal business. ohios Con nsreial ROW.
Ti,Ha, Ohio -. MA nov5
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s, II, -.l860,-,X,

Person, of.edentsry habits troubled with weak
ns lAssitude, ,paip,ai' on oi the hshr, lack oinp'
p.,its, stress after eAtine,,orpid liver. eonsipa
tion, &c deserve 10 suffer " they will not try the
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how THEY WENT 10 RIcnMoEl

hoW THEY WENT 20 RICHMOND.
We went there in an umbulance, and
we went together--lne Colonel u,d l..
That We got In was owing, perhaps. to
mej and a man more cuol, mure brave,
more reliant, aud more self devoted than
that quiet western psrsonn II was new
er my tertune q, epceunter. ngE
A. 3 o'clock on th 1T nooa NJ - JuI
l6, mounted on two raw boned relics OF
Sheridun's great raid, aud armed with u
Ils,ter y in DsYp, Nnrle csmorle
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TIFFIN WEEKLY TRIBUNE

n nprsLrsHsp EvERY
TIL IURsDAX NOR MING,
In shavhan's New Block, Market Street,
TirFIN, OHIO.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
William Gallup,
John WcCauiey,
G.. II. watson,

At,srn.y at Law, Tihn, oao. Office, Second
Pioor rolnb's Rloek. 4iN.
N.feh 10, ISt9 o.. ~tr 27.uf
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AN ORDINANCE
CREATING A LOAN TO PAY CERTAIN
DEFICIENClEs OF THE YEAR 1864,

CREATING A LOAN TO PAY CERTAIN
DEFICIEEClEs OF THE YEAR 1864,
AND PREVIOUS YEARS.
Section !. The Select and Common Councils OF The CaY
Of Philadelphia do ordain-
That the Mayor Of Philadelphia be and he hereby su-
horAed borrow the credit OF the city, frem time 70
time, such Of money may be necessary for the
payment Of such deficiencies now exist or which may
the first day January, 1865 In the Appopra
for the year eighteen hundred and sixty four OF for pre-
ViouI years exceeding In the whole the sum or two
mliOns hve hundred thousand dollars for which nte-
ed the rate Of SIX c0ntun per annuEn
shall be paid hafyesry, on the nrst days Of January
and July at the once Of the City Treasurer.
The principal of said lean shan be payable and paid
same and not before without Of the holders
thereof; and the certificates therefor In the usual form Of
tte certificates OF City Loan, shall be Issued In such
amounts the lenders may require but not or any ao
amounts Of hye hundred one thousand dollars and
shall be expressed in said certificates that tho said loan
therein mentioned and the interest thereof Aro payable
free from all taxes.
secton 2 whenever any loan shan be made BY virtue
thereof shall be by force Of this ordinance annually
appropriated Of the income Of the corporate estates
pay interest said csrthcAtes and the further
OF three-ttnths Of one per eentum on the par
value Of such certificates issued shall be RpprO-
priaed quarterly OF said income and taxes TO sink
hi fund, which fund, and its accumuatons, are hereby
especially pledged for the redemption and payment Of said
certificates. -
To publish Loan Bill to pay Deficiencies,
Resolved, That the ERIK be authorized 10 publish In two
daily spapers Of this city, daily, for four weeks tho
ordI Aneu presented 20 Common CouneO on Thursday,
December l, 1864, entitled
"An Ordinance Creating LoEn 10 pay Certain Deficiencies
OF the year 1864, and pTeyouB years"
And The said Clerk at the stated meeting OF COuneila
the expiration OF four weeks Eom the nrs day Of sad
said newspapers for sTsTy day N which the same ssL
have beon made. H74w
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PROPOSALS.
FICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs-

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERaAs-
MILITARY DrsrmcT OF PuLApurmA,
No. III MARKEr STRgET,
December %, 1864.
seAed Proposals WIN be received this sice untn
noon OF SATURDAY December b, !Sji Sor furnishing
Ffty l6O) IRON BUEks, two story.
Twenty i2O S ou, poS SINCE Ss regular forms fur
nished this ONCE must state the price per pound for
the hunks complete and the shortest time In which
HE United states reserves the right to reject all bids
0'''D'O w '''''-' ALBERT $. AsHNEAD,.
I2-2It3i Captain aud A. Q ".
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs-
MILITARY DISTRICT or PHILADELPHIA,
No. I'll MAEsr street,
Dees aDeT u, 1864,
noon Of SATURDAY. December 81, 1864, for delivering
immediate CRmU William fenn;-
g pieces, 3 by 8 Hemlock seantling, 70 ieet @ long
2OiU feet, by 4, Hemlock Scantllng 10 feet long.
1900 feet BY T. smlock seanting, Il ieetong RAINING
2by 4, Hemock scantlnE, II feet long anning
10 feet Oak L4h "a inches wide l2 feel long rauHs
500 isc third common inch Pine Boards ID feet run
fire Ladders, of2O feet each Of9l feet each ofIs
p TGS Hooks of 80 feet each Of "a feet each ofl3
4kegs s-lnoh Spikes.
ke9 4Od. Nails,
kegs lOd. Nails.
Kegs lOd Wrought Nails.
The Lumber 10 be wen seasoned, and approved alter
delivery by the United States Inspector.
had at this oce and must state the shortest dine for
The United States the RANT % alsst an bids
u'sniod oOlee'ODAO"' ALBERT g. AsHMEAD,
Is-3s.st Captain and Assistant QaaEtermA'seT'
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uORsRs / HORSES / HORSES /

HORSES HoRSESl HORSES
Ill QUARIEhNIAs rER- GEURAL's oYFIOH, }
FIEsr DIVISION,
WAmIHeTOE, December !, 1851.
Horses SuitsbHo for Cavalry Artillery service, uis be
purchased al GSsbOro depot In open market I'LL DeSou-
Der 81 1874.
Horses win ba delivered TO CaptGba L. Lowry Moore,
O. N and be subjected 10 the nsuAl Governments nspOe-
ton before being aessPtsd.
Price Of Cavalry Horses, SlTb each.
PTios Of ArIilery HorsSs, $50 eash.
Gyment will be made for st1 (6) and moro.
JAMES A. EH1N,
Colonel IN Ohargs First N ylsisb,
I2lRt Qu1lrternRstor oenesa's Once.
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---- .-~~ paOAU81UA
have forgotten they were mortal men, when they
donned, IN the heyday of their youth, the sanity
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he land force are unaer
y BUTLER, composed of
'wentY-fifth, and Seeond
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ShOrt-handed Shovels, best; sample required. IA
% Grindstones, medium size, do do -
2 dozen FaTTiers' Scissors, do DO
1000 pounds sprsg Steel 900 by 5.l6lnch, zoo by
y inch); sample required. -
ITO gross Brass Screws C5 No 25 No 20 20 No.
7,2O No. -; sample required.
80 BetA Ssddlers Tools, each set 90 be In neat box,
Specifications TO be had At this oieei sample re-
quired
100 sets Shoeng Tools Field Hsrde each set to be IN
AReat box. Specifications TO be had at tho office;
sample required.
100 pounds Patent Thread, 80 pounds Black &c and 80;
sample required
80 pounds White. 80 and 40; sample required.
800 pounds Harness Thread, H. b., No. 10; sample re-
quired.
rs pounds saddlers' Thread, orange; sample ro-
QuIed
5000 papers Cut Tacks 900 Oz 1000 Coz 1000 oz500
l0-Oz., 800 II o., 200 Il o.. 400 20-oZ.).
225 pounds Copper Tacks go A inch 20 6S inch, 20
5a-inCh SO l-Gch) sample required.
200 papers Gimp Tacks, and ounces; sample re-
40 boxes Tin GO 10 by "A, 20 "A by 9O) sample re-.
qulred,
500 Two morse Whips plated sample required.
2OcO BackBnake Whips, all leather full sxe and weight,
sample required
200 pouncs CbreIne Green in OIL and 5lb. sample
required.
1000 pounds White Lead, 25 and lOOb kegs sample
required.
5Opounds Dry White Lead, in lob. papers; sample
required.
10 kegs Putty.
5pOnnds Pumice Stone, ground
900 pounds Spanish Whiting, dry, In l0lb papers, sam"
500 pounds Ned Lead dry in 25-lb. kegs sample re-
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20 T.f@'5 ,, C5l,sl Handles Samples required
10 BrosdaSs Handles. hickory. DO DO
200 Axe naudle,, hickory DO 90
q Fore Plane handles, beech. DO do
go Long Fork Handles, beech. do DO
s6 Long shovel Handles, an. . @
1900 Ambulance Door Locks and Handles. sample re-
500 rlcE THHDi Handles, n,h. sample required.
goo scagg Hammer Handles, hickory sample re1ursa'
20 si,dgo Hammer Handles, hickory. sample re-
1890 Hinge HS;ps s-lnea. Sample required.
$50 pairs stray Hinges, heavy 200 inch 1900 lo-lnoh.
stCo pairs ~ Hinges 2CeO 5lnch lCOo l6-noh, lOoo12-
1000 pairs wrought Butt Hinges, 2}iz2}i-lnch. sample
1900 pounds Curcd Hair Sample required.
200 Raw hides, qr covering Mcclellan saddles, in pickle
dozen Double iiaue irons; inch q Inch, az
inch, 2't inch, 2'a Inch, butchers make. Sam
80 Butcher ' Knives 70. inch blades sample required.
lClS Knives and rKs, each knife handle ryctd Sam"
100 grcs, Gsrragc knobs. apanncd. Sample required.
$50 Drawer Knobs, porcelain. sample required
II55oo69 TbImb hmm La,sbes. Sample re9uirod
2ss Chest Locks pa and 3-ineh; sood article Sample
800 Bras. nm Locks ~ and Inch Sample required
81 inch sample required.
y cSrpSn's, Inpo gs 5t 90 oar and ySS. 9o feet s,mno 70,
1900 KEGS Cat Nails 200 lOd $50 3D., $50 ad, 2oOG GOd'
500 pounds Clout Nails Samples requTed
;OJ papers Black Head Lining Nails, y inch. Sample
required.
2OC Begging Needles sample required.
9OO papers Harness Needles, assorted slzes. Sample
required.
100 Collar Needles. Sample required.
1000 pounds Nuts, \ incn hole l'tNH inch Sample
% barrels Boiled Linseed OIL. Sample required.
do do.
70 ponnds Escutcheon pms 80 = inch 25 inch.
100 Jack Planes, Double Iron" Sample requi cd.
10 Fork do do do
90 smooth do do do
100 trying do o-lach diameter, Z inch doep, and
y inch diameter, "a inch deep. Sample 70"
qulred.
rearns sand Paper, Nos aud2
80 Pauins, to be made in the best manner, IL ounce
cotton duck, best quality, army standard, With
tablings all round; size 20N3O feet when hnsied.
San pies Of cuCk required.
u sRlmakers' Palms sample required,
100, TIN Plates. do do U
2 reams Hardware Paper. Sample required. i
gross Camel Hair Pencils; bong hair. Sample a.
quircd fff
% Sable Hair Pencils long hair. Sample required. L Il
100 pounds Copper Rivets and Burrs 80 Gnoh 400f
inch, 300 50 inch. 200 A-mch, 100 l-nch, WI
dozen Wood Rasps, a. incn, Sample required. ff
90 gross Breachi Kings, "a inch. sample required.
II dozen Flush Rings and II S-inchi do do
20 Buck saws, do do
Or Cr0ssCut saws, feet, GO do
2 dozen ChamOs skins, do do
100 pairs Reaching Sheara, do do
1850 gross Iron Screws, do do
30 gross each = ncn, NOS G, 7, s, Q, 10, H. andl7
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is uIsy siys,ssy,s sS;;sy.s, - -
kEa Joaah kalerb0ek. .Eaa, bis asaoolae oOmma s0nera
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MILITARY NOTICES.

BOUNTY FOR MARINES.-WANTED
RI for the United States Marine Corps able 65ted men
M 10 perform tho duties Of soldier At Navy Yards
~ on board unitod etAeS ships -ofwar foreign
stations.
Also teverpl coed Tifcra.
ALL THE LOCAL BOUN1TRs paid upon enlistment
Tenn OF service, -Four Years.
BetisT oOmpenshtOn N an the army.
MArnes receive Prise Money.
Applications ioT rAnsfr from the Amy will not bo at-
ter ded W.
Tor all rurthg Information apply at the Recruiting
Rendezvous,
Eo51l 2. 'FRONT.' Street, bo.ow Spruce street.
bstwsAn th 70 kouTR Of . and O'Clock.
q. q. MOOAWLRY,
n.B Major United States Marine Corps.
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--s,ySs-uvIvtat COMMANDING.
The Department has not received from Savannah
any reports except the teegrams of Generat sum
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[cOnel,.siOa on Serenm Page.l
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TOR sALE.-TO PRINTRRs--IMPosINd
II stone large pAzs, IN srst-r~s sraSF. Apply - tas
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CLERK'S OFFICE. COMMON COUNCIL,
~ PHILADELPHIA, December , 1864
In pursuance Of the annexed resolution, The following
IAN ORDINANCE
CREATING A LOAN TO PAY CERTAIN DEFICiBF-
CIES IN THE EAR 1864, AND PREVIOUS YEARS
Ia hereby published accordance with the act Of Assem-
WIN. r. SMALL,
CLERK Of Common Council
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nUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE, TWELFrH
W Ind GIEAHn stleeta.

4
W and GtBAHD Streets. . -.
Sealed Propotals will be received A. this olce uuil l2
O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY., December 81, 1861. for tho
immediate delivery At The United states Government Ware
house Hanover street wharf Of the following described
JuartermasteT's Htores, VIZ .
1000 Yards Cotton Canvas Duck, 2Si Inches widl, u
ounces sample required.
tOOYards EnamUed Clo,h ~ wide ,l2 ouuces-sample
required
800 Pounds Curlcd Usi--samuls required.
so 'FRONT.' Axle tree Bolstors iA5 Inches Tor army
70 ion G1e-trces and stocks, 2H inches, Tor army
100 wagrn Pipe Boxes. 4 inches hr army wagons.
900 AFon Tongues not uonod.
20 pipe Boxes "a inches at large end and u inches
long
100 MortIse BARS. Tor army wapons.
300 Body Bars for army wagons.
10 One horse Carts.
All e above described to be Of the best quality and sub
cc te the inspection Of an inspector appointed on the part
OF the Government.
bidders will state prcest 70 include boxes and delivery
both IN writing and ngurcs-thGquanuty bid for aud
the time Of delivery.
zach bid must b. by two responsible persons,
whose signatures must be appended to the guaTrnec and
certified being good and sufcieft security for the
Smount involved by the United States District Judge,
Attrr Collector other public officer Otherwise
the bid Will not be considered .
The right is reserved reject all bids deemed too high,
Eud no bid Tom deiaultns contractor will be received
Colonel herman BIGGs,
Chief Quartcrmastor,
GEORGE X. ORME,
Tg-p-.Ht Captatu and A - ~.
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& WIN g MA O II N n a.,
"a No. 7so CfIESNUT Street.
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rrt agor Covts to he made of o-ounec cotton ducE'
.eI5 ucNo. vide. army standard cut 10 leet ons,
t,ur widths oi material, with four hemp eolas % p
zach tite. gud one through ca h end sample el
ruck required. .-,- -. o...ut,
zoo ann Cbimntys medium sire, for coal olllamps
20 pounds white Lamp thak.
Jozon Butcher Cioayors modam size Sample H-
5oco YARDS Cotton Canvas puck 2s Inches wide, Nos 10
and ~ Sample required,
10 bales ENuelsi r.
bills Fork Haud'D TcrrulcG
l gross Plat Files, bastard, i-ineh' sample ~
gross hair round Piles, asior,d 4, g. and IA inch.
Samples required. ,--,
10 gross Hardware Fcs, gross "a reh. gross inch
2rross ~ iHch, 2 gross jnch, gross o-ineh'
Samples required.
10 Dozen Wood Flies, lineh, Sample required.
2oo fcc window Glass 1910 5xO 1850 lozl2, 2jO i2zl+
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pRopusaLs.
!, OI-ARTERMAsrKR's OFTICF.

I,HlEF QUARTRRMASrER' OFFICE,
- DBror % WAsHIEeToN,
WAguEarsE. n. @, Jar nary I, 1895.
An dealers 10 Urufs, Hardware. Lumber. beaberOmcs
Faruture HHrpest, and aaddary are resEeted u send
% this oce, on MOsDAi ofeaeA wetk, sealed pro
posA t In duplicate of tho areea tbsJ Are prepared
10 furnsh 10 thB depot At short notice With the price of
mari pan atures 30 that In ease the eHgsnoes
of the service rsqure the article arucles can be Oh
tained without delay, At the lowest price.
Dealers vithipF 10 eel 70 ths DEPOT VIII be requredi
n. n RUCKER,
Rrkadier- -Gencral and Chief QuarermsstoT,
III UsDot Of Washington.
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within the United States, OF any place
subject to their jurisdiction.
SECTION ?. Congress shall have pow
or to enforce this article 10y appropri-
ate legislation.
The vote was as follows.-
YEAs Messrs Anthony, Brown,
Chandler, Clark, Collamer. CONFESS,
Cowan, Dixon, Doolittlc, Fesscnden
Foot, Foster, Grimes, Hale. Hender-
son, Howard, Howe, Johnson, Lane OF
Indiana, Lane of Kansas Morgan, Nor
rill, Nesmith, Pomeroy, Ramsay, 5her-
man, Sprague, Sumner Ten Eyck,
Trumbull, Van Wrinkle, Wade, Wilkin-
son, Wiley, Wilson'S
NAYs--Messrs. Davis. Hendricks.
McDougall, Powell Riddle, salisbury.
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