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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-07

SaS o Xxx ES
~, Main ST, Wheeling.
CTONE & THOMAS announce to tfcir
- their friends. and the public that they
are in receipt of their stock of Spring and
summer Goods, embracing Dry Goods in all
their varieties, Carpetingr Oil Cloth and Car
pet chain, Millinery Goods of every variety,
Notions, and varieties generally, comprising
the largest, and in some respects, the most
desirable we ever brought to the city, our
customers may rest assured that they will
reap all the advantages that fair dealing q
long experience. close attention to business,
careful buyire, and buying with Cash. can
give them. We buy most of our goods with
cash, direct v fl ,m the manufacturers and
Import re. an from close cash Auction hou-
scS, thereby .tring large per ccutage. We
have ample ABILITIES for doing a large Job
bing Trade, and invite the attention of Mer-
chants to our stock before buying, and Tail
Ors to our stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Nestings. .+ '..'
Without particuiarizing, we viii say we
keep the largest stock in the city of the fol-
lowing as we'll Us all goods.
Dress silks, Of EVERY style and price,
Millinery goods, silks, velvets, ribbons &c
French MerinOeS, of, every shade.
French Priuts and Goods. EEL.
Goods for Friends wear and travelling
,.i Shawis of every grade and price.
PlaidS and Prints, and worstod fabrics for
dresses, Cloals and Cloaking, Prints, Ticks,
Muslins. Fiannels, Blankets, and goods for
Man and Boys wear generally. No Good
House shall seq cheaper. i.tlI .-7. .- ~
Our stock OF F'URS, will be found to be
very desirable. We ask attention, to our
stock of Carpeting, &C., which is very full
and at low prices. -.iA,
All goods sold at a low advance on pur-
chase. ''
Persons making purcliasesin the city will
find it to their interest greatly, to give us a
call before huying.l ,.-.H "a, .... ..
Remember the sign Of the '"Gfoide,l Bee
Hige,r neartho Suspension Bridge.
..l..,.... STONE & THOMAS.
April ~, 1864. '
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NEXTTo ENJOYING oDnEALTH,
~ nothing is so pleasant as to be success
ful in ones pursuits. For il not only sweet
ems eur existence, but often prolongs it. To
reach the meridian of life, to look into the
past; to see the past full OF ,L ...s 20.
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Kind AND HONORABLE ACTS.

crowned with having well provided for
those we love and cherish, are such delicious
pleasures that they make one young again.
But this comfortable position cannot Dc at
tanned without extraordinary etiorts;-
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STRIKE FOR YOUR RIGuTs!" squealed a
Mcclellan orator In Newark, mildly argumenta-
tive against the lawfulness of the draft, and ten
derby objective 10 the continuance of the war.
soldier on pair of Sanitary crutches :-"If
you wasn't both coward and traitor, you
would be at the front striking at the Rebellion
That's the only kind of striking that ought to bs
done now.a-days. "
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"THE ARMY WILL VOTE FOR MCCLELLAN,
RI" said gentleman in Walnut Street car,
with the aspect of one set apart by birth and
education to the jews harp and spcculatns in
gold.
(Which army, sir :" broke in an cmaciated
soldier in carshot distance of the COpperhead +;
Lees army or Grants ?"
Gold tumbled
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Jusr THINK or IT political party appealing
in behalf OF its candidates and its principles to
the co'odrdice ofHe american peopleH What an
uncomfortable insult to the brlvcst race on this
earth-what fatuity In politics, inconceydble if it
had not actually happened, incredible if was not
actually tIanspring
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Gen. Deyin's Reply 60 "a Rebel woman.
The following note was recently addressed to
General Dcyiu by a Rebel woman in the shcnln-
doah valley. It was accompanied by basket Of
fine frnit6 and noWers:-
"HOHF, September &c, 1864 General Dsvin
viii please accept triiliug gitt from % Southern
lady, who, together vita helpless family, have
by his presence, been deprived Of almost tue last
means Of Subsistence; and permit hur Co say. If
instances such as this add iustrc to the cause he
serves, It promises 10 stand uuriyallrd ma tLc an
nails Of civilized p warfare. With due respect
az. B. PEALE."
General Devin returned the fOllJwiugreply:-
"HrNuurAErEUs SECOND BRroABR. Fusg
DIVISION, September 70, lS6i-Msdam Your
irult is respectfully returned. With regard 70
the comments In your note, would simply re.
mark that they sound III iu the mouths Of those
VINO laughed at and approved tac burning Of
houses over the hruds Of our uuoltndng women
and children, and whose soldiers murder ours in
cold blood after surrender.
81 have always chdCavOred to alleviate the
miscrics Of war as tlr as lav in my power. Ger
tain abuses have been unable to preycn. SO long
as custom tCleratCs them in m cuemv's country
but have always furnished safeguards even aeter
they have been violated and robbed Of their
horses and equipments, by your own thieying
cavalry but l certainly never before received
such grauitOus insult, even from Southern
lady, in return for the courtesy.
81 shall retain your noteas curiosity, and a.
specimen Of a southern ladys' estimation of
the customs of civilized warfare.
VERY respectfully. THOHAs G. DEyGN,
General Commanding Brigade.
"Mrs. T.. B. PEALE."
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THERE IS NOTHING in the history of impudence
to be compared with the proposition made to
the American nation by the Democrats in the
Chicago Convention" Commit suicide that
slnNerY mnN liYeln
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.

CmEB QUAErBFNAsrgRs oyFfcE,
DEroT or WAsuNGruS, Washington, Oct. II, 1854 I
SoScE w ~ @ s az y e. % SSS r gs
AZ This depot Of Lumber OF the following ants nds
1000 fcet "a OF inch White Pine common Culllps,
5000 icet6-i or lS-inch White Pine common Call
1900 feet sl or ?. inch whc Pine common CulIlnss
lVO"OO feot ~ or Inch tongued and gr0Oyod Floor
5000 feet Sx4 Hemlock scsntllng, I2 feet long.
2btOO feet 3Nf Hemlock ScAntlinR, Il feet long
SO 40 feet 3xi HCmOck Scantling, l6 feet long.
81 81 So SSo iSet @ ~ HemloSs scaniing ls FEET long
$500 feet 5x5 ueplooE Joist 10 feet long.
25,00O teot 3NG Hemook Joist, II feot long.
2s,gOO feet 3N6 Ilemlock Jolst, l6 foot long.
22OW feet 3N6 llemlock Jolst, 20 fOet long.
20 uOe feet 3NT llemock Joist, IL feet long.
% oG0 feet 5S7 lIem'oek Jost, 10 feet LONG.
20 600 feet jN7 IIemock Joist, Is feet long.
1000 feet Jxs IIemlock Joist, II feet long.
1900 feet 3x9 and 10 Hemlock Joist. I6 feet long
2bOcO feet sxo and 10 Homlock Jost, 20 feet long.
5000 feet 3N9 and 10 hemlock Joist ~ feet long.
100000 best quality sawed Cedar Shingles.
$50 goo PlsscriDg Lahs.
Samples OF shingles and laths proposed for viii be
quiTed.
Bids will be received separately for each kind and
quantity as above specified for the whole
An OF the above described to bo good merohantablo
lumber subject the Inspection OF au Inspector appointed
on the part Of the Government.
thirty tS) days from date of contract.
An oaR Of scSnsS syS 20 @ Unod @ states 0 &c
must aec%mpany each proposition
awarded him must be iuarnuteed by Two respopsi ii.
bic persons whose signatures must he appended to tue
The full name and post office address Of each bidder
must n Dc ioslbly written In the the proposal
tract snOd by the contractor and both of his guaran
VIII be required OF tho successful bidder upon signing tho
The right to reject any or bids that may be deemed
Proposals muat lie plainly endorsed tho envelope,
PROPOSALS for Lumber and addressed to the under
signed.
Drlgadier-Gsnerh and Chief Quartennaster,
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charming arrangements, give up all the "contra.
bands upon whom Il could lay is bloody hands.
Truth would be notbing-the national honor.
nothing humanity, uothiug-fu,ure cOnsidora-
tons, as dust in the balancei Beautiful h mag.
narimt, and charming is forgiycuessi Noble
WIZ u Ic Tor us 10 put the public enemy as nearly
1t into his mad head to rebel again, he may have
plenty Ct blacks 70 convert into sappcrs sad
miners.
The poor Rebel the unfortunate, misguided
man he has killed cur brethren, he has deplo'od
our treasury, be ha, put Us e Infinite trouble
and expense, and for these fnyors we arc 10 send
him back bis fugitive uccraes-send them back
IN good order ard well conditiOnod-send the m
nack 90 chains and iu cutlic gsnys, guarded by
The soldiers Of liberty with George B. Mcclellan
at their head and with Mr.. Pcndct1n 70 su1cru-
tcnd The Nurgiug. Does human nature need such
extreme Illustrations Of It's infrusity Of purpose
40 thesc2
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SLAVERY CHALLENGED the United States of
America to mortal combat It impaled itself
upon the bayonets of its adversary, aud writhes
and twists there in the agony of death that pro-
mises soon to close the struggle. The Democrats
put on Grape, and rush on our line Of battle, and
fasten on our soldiers from behind and scream ,
"Stop this unnatural war! Stop tE
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OFFICE CHIEF oUARrRRMAsTRR.

~ CfNUnNATt, Ohio October II, 1884.
Proposals invited BY the undersigned until TUEa-
AH, November 1864, at u o'clock M, for the immoA
date delivery TO this Department Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pattern.
Samples Of which may he seen at the Government fn-
pecton Yard corner OF Eighth and freeman streets Cn
cinnaIi, Ohio.
To be delivered free Of charge at the u g. Inspscs
Yard in this city, with the OF the party furnishing
distinctly mark ed on each Ambulance.
Parties offering AmhuAnces must distinctly state IN
Their bids the number they propose to rulsh price,
and time OF delivery and must guarantee that the Ambu
lances shall be- in every respect equal to Army Standard
otherwise the proposal will not be considered.
guarantee, signed by two resp 1nsibe persons, mag
accompany each bid guaranteeing that the bidder wR
supply the Ambuanees awarded TO him under hia pfoH
posa
Bids win be opened on TUESDAY November 1. 1861,
at ~ o'clock NJ, at this office, and bidders are no
questod 10 be present.
Awards win be mado Wednesday November 10.
1854.
Bonds win be required that contract wIubs faithfully
fudlisd.
Tolegrams relating TO proposals VIII not bo noticed
Blank forms Of proposals, conracts and bonds may b0
obtained al this Office.
The right to reject any bid doomed unreasonable d
reserved.
Endorse envelope Proposals for Ambulanees," ana
address
Colonel WILLIAM W. MoKIM
l0-26t Chief Quariermaster, Cine nnAd Depot.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFlCE DEPOT CoMMIsSARY OF sU

OFFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF sun
wAsuNCroy, u. G. October "a 1874
PROPOSALS TOR FLOUR low
Sealed Proposals u duplicate invited until Novena-
parmcu Win Tw5 Thouss I'd (6ooJ barrels of FlosT w
The proposals VII te tut what known at this Depot a.
hcs and 3 aid BIDS viii be entertained for any guam
d must bo tn duplicate an6 or each grade scparats
lhc doycry Of tho Flour 70 commence within nve DAYS
Ss thc GoyTnms5G p % SI ~ ,gC5 m tb oYeS
nenl % .ouec n Gcorgc.own ~ the whnrvo1 or rail-
The delivery OF Ri 0ur awarded obc completed within
twenty DAYS flun the opening OF the bids
Payment VIII be made n certificates OF indebtedness,
o. such cter funds es o 0ovohmont may have for dis
Tue usual Government inspection viii be made lust be-
ore thc fl1r is received aud none will be accepted wbch
Is not hCs grouud, and made from ground IN tho
vicinity where manufactured, unless OF very superior
me Flour to be doli,crcdI in new OAK barrels, head
An cahof anerisnce must accompany the bid Of escb
bid wii be entertained om parties who hayo prevousiy
failed comply with hor bids, from bidders pre-
reserve, o right to reject any bid for any
cause BIDS to N, addressed % the undersigned No. 30
street, endorsed Proposals Tor Flour"
lo@6t Captain and C.s.E.
ARMY SUPPLIES.
n ouroN OF Any ClouuNG AND EQUfrAGr,J
No. 5Ol HEoADwAl, SEw YORK,
5cacd Proposals viii be received at This oHiscIan, i2
1eoSh h on lls RsDAY ihc 27th inst, for Diminishing
Ia this city,
Knapsacks,
RaCklng Foxes,
Drum sticks,
shovel Twinc.
Sowcd IlOOtCea, No g.
esmples specifications OF which be seen at TIL,
office
bidders viii state the quautitics they wish to delNer
the time they eau Finish the delivery Of all they propose
mrnh
The knNpsscks 10 bS delivered In army standard pack
ing boxes.
- proper guarantee must accompany all proposals. set
urg forth that IL contract awarded TO the par named
therein he or thoy will at once awe bonds for the faithful
performance Of contract.
The United states tic right TO reject any part
or ne whole Of the bids may be deemed for the Interest
OF the service. ''
Proposals should he endorsed proposals for (hore
state the name Of the article ltd for) and addressed to
Colonel II. II. YINTON,
lO-2l-5t eeputy QuarterrnRs tor General, u 4 A.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT IN AND FOR
L the Clty ana County Of philadelphla.
Estate OF JAdES GRAHAM, deceased. Ihe Auditor
onted by INC COuFt % audit settle and adjust the
N mi OF fRANOIs GRAHAM, AdminislTatlr OF JAMES
An feeeaBod will meet he parties In nereAt at
he Wetherlli House. FRIDAY, November A. 1854, ara
p NJ no I7-mwfsil DAVID W. SELLERS, Auditor
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AUCTION SALES.

MAcKIY's AUCTION ROOMS, No. s2o
u " BACKb1. Auctioneer, aouciis conairuments of
os.r GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE,
W 81 L TOT publc sale ~ hia Auction Roous and he
VIZ etcnd " rHliy g. sales Of '' 49,
...,- REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS
A. Dwoliirer and
STOCKS or MERoHASDIsE
At tho stores Of the OWucra
Cash win be advanced WHEN detIret IN -
goods for public sale. '' VI
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Ii THONSoNs LONDON KITCHENER,
fH or European Range, for families, hotels or PUBIC
AFS Institutions, I'm twenty dineront Fizos Also Phi g.
&c delpha Ranges, Hot ar Furnaces, t9r!sDle
Iraters oWdOWn urates FichOard stoves Bah Boilers,
jtewboe Plates Broers Cooking stoves, &c ct whole
sale and retail, By the mAnuaeiurers, -,-o,,
CHASE, SHARPE q THOMSON,
O. qsO-frny,.Cln No. 200 n. SECOND Street
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SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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The new 5-2oLOAN for sale In amouns to suit 1891
BONDS, and all kinds Of GOVERNMENT LOANS
bought and soId. lo.Is.IOt
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s,: IT, ,S,Sw ~ .s G taken fom the
,hs f.., gs.s , %:ii. s,6S
maSdias general, lid tie cSi1ssi u unss more r Al
hs,S "a G.s. Ts s.H S,S
united sifSris sd ttSis that tSsisss
order We. 4. i..pea ! Stsstsf spaR could eot
rss.siSninS hin nsSss Sim ProSo;t mss. a q
the dsteg6es 0f WAshington south Of TIN Poto-
mac Mersby fendefing his neld Of duties separate
y: I$..s s ssis
: sssas.s-Ihs nssosssD sssi sssaty ,ot ,his sisy
are requested teneet % thsa Unton nodgs rooms
on Wetne sdav .ths o0th inst1 tFo,dssk /, p. m \,
Ia he ssrsssssoas Sis shufsh sssass IL "a arold
soa,asioaI me nhers shouid Be prehps r. their At.
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PP;oss.ARiss nom ~ AD
q pBPgAseE 2,yFIeE, ", We pIfAsTs.sr,I

,li ,1pppSAssE 2!FIoE, Mkn DrrAErMEsr,
o,, ssa I; "A 4, :, ~ 4:
The dssiys 4is Az Ssg sSF4 4oss f sss6,
: IA R e s.s :H, Il.
sag sss ; siss sSs
20; sss 5 "a as isss = as ..s.s
s;s$ss saassass ~. ". .e. . /, ,t =.
number 0fsShs e mil t,1 as e S'ifvstAstA. tins.
''The bidder win be required to sesongsay nis
Cropos.,itoa VIII ga.Eso,y .isnsd Sy two re,
~ XVI ss ;s ss ~? .::s. !:
Sa'o ss ~ Pa 'i sSa 2 ' :soa &,
4: ssss II s 4 e.; "a
d issl Sadfiliy q 10 susfshtors mus, b
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Rstsss ss.i . tss &: ,A e, con- on;
saNsp,oy., sll b rsasissS 81 -. ,aoss..fal
spsSaf ',stlss k II fssS,'rs''
1ns TN P Y M rs sSS ~. -.
Hsiis Gs :s Il. s'.s e;
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sesisies iSrmssy % fhsssrn: 1 Of IL:
$ss ss ,ss IL IN. Ssa .Ai' 3 iii Ii
astss u fsefsns Sststss 20 i! Ss:i
SsIdss p ler1aa "a Won SS sSassg may b
-Shss',1 is,S Gwen ttnisf our hkn1s sad sssIs
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..PRoFosAILSsse.
ORDNA.NcE. .oFEJGE l.. J az :

II ~ '.f "a.. N| tItaf' w
SGD s p,egoss,, win 3 f.ssissd Il this onsq
iof s aliaf s'''HSisi pi.tSs, ahi.hlds psssiSs
h. I...!, .nr Il I. eysa
iatss Ordinances Agency, No. fsworth street, Mes
| ne ,ids bars and mouth niece, a, A,h.v nS,,,s.
from he drops 70 Dc furnisbsd ron iha spriu
; (. u n; ~, aAs V 4 y. 4 -
girs garSs and 70 be nlisd With lead before SeinS
soidefed The plating 10 70 b not isss than No. 10
a; and to esai aSs 9usllty Jhs rioEs .ts 20 ~ o
wi,s ,hs asish 70 b sqai ia AL respects to tAAi
NM. sd \. ;g ss,s.. III.
AID whoa sembiefsd are u eSnfoim Siitt ' d Il
every rsspsst win ne pAttttn stsndssd bih q
Tnsy Arsto Dc psissd IA psfst bnSaie. 66rsis
each labelled, tcn bundles ins boz, ~ ptssetibet
& re as.pssiot fAafihs Boxes ~
. Dsilv g 4. yAl ~. tscgs any
IA .. sSs ' s u ~ e si' as e.
; /. I Is...i:s.s SslIsa ynss
to }hs eonir :stot "a i,ssd III 81, n to b rstnsneS
10 bids VIII BE- consfdered except nom pAfti2s
ss.s. fs az n me R,sR ssG no
ss, fSll sSEps,sn. 70 IN ,hs,t own oRs
,d rot%s q ~, ga go y oet.insd seOys Ar
!, 81, &, VA cd On ne ss'w rs. 'fj
5TllT ~ ~ =, feuARANTY. Isilrsyhs =
Jhe bidder vii se required 70 Heeo9p,ny hb
,proposltion With gnsfsnty, sisned " two, ~ Z
s K VII s Ssss az ~. "a
.s.S. SSsls ssssss y ,Ss y a: ifsa
q TIL. sdyertissmenti and IN eass me ssid bidder
should Oh % inter iatS The ssattsst, they Y
ION q whom ths Contrast my y sSsfSeds IA
respousihility o. the sasssstors must b shown
District Court, or % the United states District
Attorney. IN .JVl5 T'sisfa- tGF E.Iai0.. -
. Boad., Il. .un equal ,oths .aoustot The con On:
suatsntors wilrbe required 81 the sueee, fui bid
Ger or eieasf sS SsS9 s,sSnsS ,ss ss1tT.s
We, the Undersigned, residents OF -, guaI-
ahtee, IN easeithe foregoing bid Of ----, IN thu
county o., and state Of -A--L---, hereby
s,siss, and DO sssep;s 4 thas no 81 ,ssy viii ~
onoe execute the oontpast Coz the rame,wiih good
md sufneisnt sure.ies{ In - sun equsi to the
in conformity u the terms OF The AdysI
sement, dated July IS, 1884, under which thu bal
was madei and In case the aid.-@44-.L---7 shat
Antee to make gooa the difference betw cen ths 4
offer OF the saidA--- ---- and the "a Nt lowest
respon.oe eidoer, or the person To .shom the con,
. eisen undss our hands sud sssls ,his = a.ysSl
-,lsg>s jaIln9Bi Lac f5s EVA ID m lseal,ln,
10 this ssarsnsy must W sppsndsd The ofioiSi
testiasAts above msutionaAbld '9di 10 10 ,ts,opl
Eseh party obtaining = contract will be obligei
HE hithfuI executioi % the sanas : as 'p,n,.l
Upon the award being mace, suceessfoi biddefp |
viii 30 notified snd furnished with form Of eosi
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DRoPoSALS FOR MATERIALS FOR
L THENAvE r-sns,ri ~,
.y.. ,, !, .rs. ss; s. sss.sssss''

= -. |fTrL -
,. r :. -. ,rs. .sS s. Dssssssss
sealed proposals 20 nrs,.h S.ssrisi: for IN.
be received ~ the Bureau Of steAm Engint ering,
until 10 o'clock Of the is'h Gay ofAugust pext, At
Ss,as % e ,r Ma
sui.hed i,cn other bgsine.. letter., and diIee.ssi
| tho materials and Articles emeraeed inI The
olssses NAMED asfs psrtisulsfly described In the
such sS Se.rs 70 osr nS .ppsssioa T. e.
navy sstnt nearest thsrstoi and those Of Ill tbsi
This divisioH into classes be,Bg fos the oonye4l
nienoe Of deLers In eaoh, kuoh olnsass only will he
furnished .. are sctualy required for bid'.Is Ths
IN addition 10 the sehsd6le Of siassss % ths swa
yards, have eopy Of the toheduiss Of the other
asss SSsshsr viii e = %ss
other thinss being equal, preferences viii Do given
oiefs must be made Or the whole OF tie
class at any yard upon one Of the prints
Or IN strict oonforniiy thereWth, or they viii nod
Upon application to the Bureau, 10 ti,e Com
mandsnt Of auy1yssd, or 70 any Navy Agent, the
inicrnAsion ssspestins tAsprofosais viii be fur.
The CONTRACT VIII DO swasdsd TO the io~s.t bid
the law OF gust 1884, the Navy DslJartmsni
ressryins the right to reject tho lowest bid, y
deemed exorbitaut. = MA q
The contracts vii! bear date the Day and sotta,
cation s I. si.sn and deliveries can Be demanded
suIeties In the fun amount viii be required 70
siss ths contras, aad thtr ih,y esbAhss
dis,Ttst attorney, eolso sor 90 navy agent. A. ss
ditionsl security, twsnty par scatnm Will he with
held ffon the amount % the Wills until the can
tra.t shall h.ys nssa ecmplessd, aed eisety PEI
eentum Of e.eh biil, apptoysd ,nsrsiie.,e bs the
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CANrHRBURs. header, did you over Gee that
prince Of Ethiopisn eomedisns, Jsbn Muliigsn, q,
Old Bob hidieyPn M not we tnphitioaily ad.
moeish you 70 visit the cAas.rbuSy teinishi, and
ohhraeter dos uot existf Mujlikan ~ Hump An,
all be unaartak q but htss. Old hob Ridiep MI n
oomp..sbals. ~ We nnsststand t1sH M. ". hes,
recently oreAtet such a(uf0fv ID New YofE And
Phisdelphihs his forte bsfa tkxt o. fcastinG kim-
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REM T 8.


AIT 40 sElr WArr ,J. fHza a,n In,, ,sa'
p,rsopswho pss 10 kaaeauci water ere on their
prspisss ~ hereby nofihsd that Inc water rent Is
now Duo % ms Corporation fsf the period from
Thssst w hi fssuired @ be paid Al hi. once
during mis- month or Jnly. II not paid BY or before
August ut, the law comm snds that the water be
psy$Sat stfsu Ina two dOnsfi iof sspsnss q
c. SS f. . ;:tiff ,ss, VII ).
gfyeh. rl ~, ~, -, 'S RANDoLPH COYLE,
! " Bdimif ~, =. =" ~, d, wAtaf hegistraf.
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GRAY's PATENT
MOL ED RS.

Are not simply nat pieces Of paper cut In the form
OF collar, but Nodded and shaped to a. ne nsok,
having perieot curve free from sn0les or breaks,
which Is obtained by our patented process, which
also secures another advantage Possesssd BY no osr
collar, viz Space for tie Crapdi in the Tprn-iown
style, he inside Of sSAiea q PaseIy saOO and nss
from FUCKERS, making this collar for ease neAtuess
and durability, uneQuAlled. .' 70
They are made In Turn.down style In sizes from
~ to IT, and In GArrotte from - 70 II inches and
packed in neat blue boxes of 100 each; also in
smaller ones Of 10 eAoh--ths latter a very handy
package for travellers, army and navy onlOsrS.
IL EVERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAY's PATENT NODDED COLLAR
Sold by all dealers In Mems Furnishing Goods.
Tho trade supplied by
WALL STEPHENS h Co..
S22 PennsylvAhiA avenue,
Between Ninth and rSnth streets,
jos-dSm Washington, o, @. ,
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I"OR5 YMON 7. --.sThA 81 81
II iPHuIN capt sraSssSs WI mo ts.ES ,0 \
Io A. m, durina the season, for the Ah9Se snmmE
tieidrt sepye stsss.eS ssn Ss shs 5,siS 70
Eant sthokpols, or az PennsylvAnlA avenue, W
staiIs, [stAr and CtroRislsl jsso|a
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:, EsgI!n1ssT 81 rH AlEsts 3ir,s,siisy lp
pesutigl styiss o. Cod Pat Is-siry ard silver
lar Jeweiry store, No. Cd PsnnsyiyasA avenue
near FoIr-andr a-half street. ii9sR,I ~ 3yt1iws