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f'rorGst .H1shtES O nee, !

BssdawGytsrs Military District Of Rashtng<on,
f.yor6st n 1sh rs Ofcs.
Washington, D. O., March 70, 1861. }
(3sUeriAI orders M.
Hereafter the sale OF clothing, eitaar cttaE'ns
o! military, texcsp;ine undefclpthtng ana ooes
and SHOES, y To eul.sts a of the Unitea olaDes
Army. Is prob ba,sd In the District OF ootuih-
bic, excepting by special psrmkson rom 49,
hPsdq quarters. VIoati ms o. this order Will d
punished by the Imprisonment of TIA one aoets
aud closing OF their respective places OF oas'-
ness
r. lNeRAaAM.
NH -1w Colonel and Provost Marshal.
War Department, Adjxtant Generals Ouee,
Washington Mareh II, 1854.
All applications for leaves OF aoeence or psf.
mis- sios TO visit Washington must be addressed
to N aior General Haileck, Chief OF Stan' aud
must specify the business for which the cfncer
desires the permission. kilograms addressed
direct TO the Secretary Of Way on this subject
will receive NO attention.
BY order Of the Secretary OF War: .'
T. d TowNsRND,
Assistant Adjntant General
Headquarters Military District Of WasAsngtos,
WosAington. D. c., February Is, 1894.
General Orders No 3-Ool. T. lngraham, 3eth
Maseachus. It's volunteers, 10 hereby detailed
as Provost Marshal Of the Military District OF
Washington. He will be respected and obeyed
accordingly. =
BY command Of Brig. Gen. Martandale.
JOHN p. SHBRBU RNE.
fe 16.f Assistant Adiutant General.
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PROPOSALS,
DRcposA,s Eop HATS. 0Aps SHOES pay
GOODS. SEWING MATERIALS, go.

HkApQuARrsss DErkscss OF WAsHIsefoH,(
t.H,e,f iA,s5 4asrts nla,se. !
e arss ss' isr'asr as;l,r 70, ing toe ds
and children in Wis sspar.m. Mt. B,osan. - rus
nee sns nts e; s's' and sa0''
CHR, f. AID wool, ia 8. and clpth Osss.
Ks1ssys; i,ns,.s en-. hans, B!anssss, aas other
,, Hiss ~ st5ipes Or hirts, Bed Ticriax, IN.
b Eusps der Butt MS lsrss austa rs for coats
White e, eel: s%s. u.s. YARNS; Needles. And
ssm1s;. S.a: IS .snt sh BID at the
No s.rbs e is ~. &c snt sHs But
every biz or mod 6cstion Of the same must be IN
Purchases viii be made from tins 70 time ., the
80 are 1eeds, under co.tr.e. or otherwise, -
fnl6lme1t Of an, contract made under tai' advsr
Proposals sh guld b sealed .nd addressed to t,s
brg sssd: ana f.
Lieutenant coiopel ard Chief On .rte. a .stsr,
WasHINsToN ARsEN ~,
PRoPosALs win ?. recsivsa until April % It tas
Arsenal or furnishing tn. following baildi ma
.eriala at the Wharf at southeast angle
File. ss.,s s.n:ss,
10 Plies, "A to q feet, .--.-
40 Piles, % to 30 feet,
2t5 Oak Piles, middle diameter one foot ranging
In lsng' from Is to so ieet, rs follows:
80 Piles, Is to q feet,
IS Piles, g. to 50 feet, -Ek.
IS Pilet. So % IS feet -s- .t.s-
IL Pi IS. IS to ~ feet,
2 lies, 90 feet. - -.-.... .s-
1900 running feet OAK st in gers middle dismater
one loot to cut q feet faced on one side
z!NO running feet Oak Stringers, same - above,
round. = - - :
4tw running feet Oak strinsers. middle diameter
one foot % cut Is feet, ound -.-.s.e .. e
SO running feet square Oak Timber, foot
foot, to cut % fesl.
Is 0t superficial feet Of two -insh Oak Plans, to
cut Is feet, be ng 50aa 0 lumber feet
enali legs for ibtins and flooring, diameter
TO inches, and to cut fset long enough to cover
400 supt r6cial feet, being cay. 90 zoo ,ning
feet or 35l sticzs feet lous or ~ rds Of wood
y i'll be com bleted J, q. BGNr,N
n. h IS i3t Captsi 10 N mRnf nR.
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DALTIMOaD REsTAURANr-NoA IL German
ID street, between Howard and Liberty z
IL for sale or rent Possession given about VEAV
LIST April It is in the heart Of the city lE:l# u
but Few steps from Baltimore street and has GsJl
successfully Kept 6rst class house tn past ave
years has every advantage. Apply to JOHN b
1E9. son Tayette Ut BALTIC. mhASw&
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ga lrrge quanty of baked b. ans was re-.
cen ly sold at auction in Clifford. N. H., for
tie be Eft OF the Sanitary Commission. They
had been ordered by the democrats, who were
eos 6dent OF carry ing the town, but when they
found he Union majority was one hundred
and nineteen, got mad and wouldn't take
tkam
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DANG lXPRl6s COMPANY,
Washi.sson, b. &
aRlAT lASTHRN, NORTH ERR AND WEST
IRN TXPREss IORwARDERS

LIN Express HORWARDERS
MERCHADiSH, MONDY, yBwlLRY, vALU-
ABLIs, MOI Rs. 4 rocks Bon Ds, &C.,
Forwarded with Sanity A. DIsPAfD TO eli
aocessibIe sections OF the0ouptry. This Jomosng
bss age lsies In the principal Railway Towns 10
NORTH, East, wasT, AND soRTHwlsr.
Its princ pal ofic.
DARLINGTON, % o. NM YORK, BOSTOH
PHiLADEiPHIA, BALTIAoAE, DIN
CINUArl, ST LOUIS, LOUIE
WILLIE LEXINGTON
oennections are made 81 Nov ORR ana bostoh.
BRITISH PROVlNoES and With sts.mahiR line
70 LIVERPOOL, sOUTHAMPT0H and HAyk1.
commercial towns in Great Britain and the Con
tinent
Collection Of HOTEB DRAFTS ana BILLS made
At NH Accessible uarts of the u nited statss
: - 80 q O O. DUNN, Agent,
d a r WAshins ton. q O.
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" CONF u Z N TIAL.
DUNG MEN who have injured themselves b.
tain secret habits which unfit them tor business
pleasure, or the duties Of married life; also middle
ss cd or old men, who from the foiliss of youth OF
other causes, feel debility in advance Of theis
years. before placing themselves under the trest-
ment Of any one, al Guild hrst read The S1oRET
TRIEND" Married Ladies' will learn something
of importsnce By perusins " The Secret Friend"
Sent 10 any address,. in Q sealsd envelope on 70
On, OHAs STUART co.,
A n-1v Boston, Mas.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
Origin Of the Chicago Platform.

The history Of the Chicago Platform has
been written In brief repeatedly since the
opening of the canvass, illuminated with
glimpses Of tho festive and fugaclous San.
ders. II was concoctod by Rebels in Rich
moud-was approved by our enemies in
England-~as agreed to by disloyal polti-
cians of the North in conference with Rob
els at Niagara Falis--nnd vas taken to Chi
cago, and adopted BY Conven,ioa express
iy chosen to adopt it. The .Kentucky pa.
triot aud orator, the Rev. Robert J. Breck-
tnridge, was witness TO the max ing of ths
platform in psrt--tho Nisgsra Falls part OF
it. He said in speech at Lexington las,
week: .f
at SO happened that was at Niagara a,
the timo; IL happened that saw tho gon
slemen there who were making theso torms
was satisfied they we're there for dovii
ment, and not for, good, The talk of peace
was mero bosh. They didn't want TO make
peace with US: they wanted peace for their
Confedoracy. 1t was that portion OF tho Dom
ocratic party fighting us in the SOuth. and
tho other portion supporting them In
the North, who wore nogotiating terms OF
corporation. Tho one hall, say are fight.
ing US at tho South, aud tho other halt
forming conspiraces and arming their 60.
cret sons in tho North; aud they of the
North send commissioners TO tho Clifton
liouse In Canada, Md they of tho South
alleady have their commissioners there. -
They mot and agroed upon common plat
form, which is taken to Chicago and raiinot
by the Convention" .....'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
Mrs. P arlington on Resignation.

81 soc" said Mrs. Partington, tho other
day, "that q great many Of the officers of
our army arc following tho advice used TO
give my dear husband, and / am glad to
see Il. Tread every day in the papers
about Captain So.and. Sos resienation,-
Now, don't know what trouble they NAV
have bad, but 'tis blessed thing to be re-.
signed. My poor Partington used to suffor
rom something that he called . want of
congeniality IN my nature for him. l
couldnt make out exactly what he meant,
but looked In the dictionary, and found
that CONCEAL means TO froezo; SO I suppose
1 was q little to warm hearted for him. and
the poor man wanted mo to be kind O. stiff
and ICY. used TO toll him to be resiR nod
70 his lot, bus no oouldn't soem 10 make up
hismind 70 it;, II he had should have been
30 tickled should havo pu. his resignation
IN the papers, some as folks do nov DAYS,
ielt kind o bad when Partington died. bu /
tho parson told me to bo resigned; and
when ] found he had left mo and Ike com
fortably well to do In the world, ! felt resip-
nation more and more every day. and hope
shese army officers arc oil opjoyiug the
same groat blessing"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
A Great Discovery.

DR. e STICKNEY, of New York has pro
IL duced Compound that cures the diseas Sc
that prevails 10 great extent III sene parts ol
this suite, WHICH buiiies the skill oi most physi.
cans-whi ch some term Camp itch-sonie Salt
Rhoum-s ONE Efysipelas Ii will cure any
KIND of breaking out. When children are first
attacbod they are doctered .or the Itch, which
generally makes them break out worse For
Sale BY COOK Il McGowan, Chtrdou, Unio, the
only pi iace where itcan be procu in the sla,e.
Prize, SO cents per box. 9rH-' ...e.'' D.. srnH"
SJrOn receipt ot % cents we will send box
10 any part OF the Siare lt '-Ha.H' "...t5
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Analysis of the Platforms.

For the convenience, of our friends who
have occasion to rofer frequently to the
platforms OF the two great political orgaDi-
zatioss in this canvass, We have prepared
aud give below an analysis of them in u con-
deused shape: ,t'.. .-.,NA =
s THE UNION PLATFORM. s-.
]. The integrity Of the Union.
y. The paramount authority Of the Ma.
tional Constitution and laws.
8. Tee suppression oil tho rebellion by
force OF arms. '"'
4. The punishment of rebels end traitors
8. No comwromise with rebels.
The eItirpation of slavery.
7. Au amendment to the National Con-
stitutioD forever prohibiting slavery.
g. Endorsement OF tho war policy of the
National Administration.
o. Enlistment of slaves as soldiers. B.. g. (.
10. Full protection tor tho rights Of all
soldiers of whaterer race
IL. Encouragement OF foreigd immicra-
tion.
l9. Tho speedy construction Of the Pa
Is. That tho national crodit should be
sustained aud the use Of tho national cur
rency promoted. H.r..-. ,.a,a,. g.
II. That republican government on this
continent should be sustained. and The In
terferonce of European monnrcbies in Amor
lean affairs discouraged and opposed. ~
THE COPE RuEAD PLATFORM.
]. Tho war is failure. '..
2. Tba! tho UGlon cannot be restored by
war. "
.. That the arrest of traitors and the
suppression of domestic treason is an iufrac.
tion of constitutional rights. .r.. 5-... .'..
4. That the rights OF rebels and traitors
70 CONTROL our elections is constitutional
and too precioas 10 bo parted with.
g An immediate armistice, involving the
raising Of the blockade, the release Of The
whole southern coast, tho withdrawal -four
armies, tho abandonment OF the Mississippi
the loss of tho national capital and the SUR
render of all territory betwixt Pennsylvania
and the Gulf, aud from the Ohio river TO
she mouth of the Mississippi.
LA convention of all the States TO alter
tho Consultation 80 as TO make ii suit the
rebels aud nationaiize slavery.
g.. That all war measures adopted by the
Administration are usurpations unwarrant.
ed by law. ..H... -..-.i4
o. That our white soldiers who are pris
oners in the hands of the rebels ought to be
released, and the colored prisoners aban,
doned to hopeless slavery or death.
10. That tho sympathies Of tho Demo
cratic party are With all our whito soldier
and against ell black ones,-Phit. Gazette
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CoNDEMN no man for no. thinking as
you think. let every one enjoy the full
and free liberty Of thinking Tor himself
Let every man use his own judgment,
since every man must give an account O:
himself to God. Abhor every approach
In any kind OF degree to the spirit OF per.
secu'ion; II you cannot reason or persuade
q man into the truth. never attempt to
force him into it If love will not compel
him. leave it to God, The Judge OF ALL
John Wesley. 81 . .- q - ~
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

GRASS SEED, GRASS SEED, A good sup.
T35 WILKINS L. KELLEY,
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The Richmond Esami,ser. speaking OF
the late hight in Mobile Bay, says: Our
ensign went down in blaze Of glory"
All right, says a eotemporary. II they
are salisted, so are We. sod Salaman-
der" will give them "blazes" as often as
they give him chance.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
COOK l. MCGOWAN.
TESTIMONIALS.

MUNSoN, Geauga Co ONO, April 18th 1862.
Having had, three children aillicled with
breaking out we called Tho itch used remedies
lor same, but 10 no good effect. Then tried 10
cure them by using medicines To purify or cleanse
the blood, but IT conlued tO grow worse. One
boy, five years old, the worst, could not bend eli.
thor arm. aud SO mach corruption issued from
back and arms. That he had 10 change his shirt
every day and soak it in warm water from live
to ten minutes before he could get it oil. One
arm SO bad supposed he would lose the use OF it.
Alter some lime, head badly broken Out, Alter
two months doctoring, was discouraged in doing
anything, ior he was growing worse. provi.
dentially heard of a remedy lOr this scourgs. |
wrote " DIR. L. SticKney. oi the Stale OF New
York, and procured Two boxes OF his salvo, which
cured my children in two weeks. The third ap.
plication, found it was helping them ma erially.
Two years have elapsed .und they have had no
breaking out since. u SIDNEY MCBRIDE
k4a ALLEGHENv, N, Y, April list, 1868.
Having two children badly afflicted with the
itch, as / supposed, doc,ored for three months,
and all the time growing worse, the heshy parts
OF the body and head nearly covered with a.
breaking out. Some paris ra n together, formin o
large sores. employed doctor tor six week 8
who said he could do no more fur them 4
thought they must die. learned OF DIR. Il.
Sticknoys saiye, which IL was said he was using
with great success, went thirty mites, to hi )
residence, aud procured two boxes, which entirely
cured my children In thirty days. +. HILL. :.
''t t.'+ s'I'r % 7.a'e rr. .ff 746u
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

ASTHMA on PnrHIsro.--A spssmodic
affection Of the Bronchial Tubes, which
are covered with dry tenacious phlegm,
-"Bro4ns Bronchial 1roehsy" will in
some caies give immediate relief
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

Arc you sick, fdeble, ens
eonplainingi Are you out Of
order, with your system We
ranged, aud yosr feelings uus
comlortablsi 1hese syiDp-
toms are ol.sn the prelude "
serious Illness. Some NJ VI
sickness Is creeping upon you
and should BE- aysrtcd by a
timely use Of tho right rehi-
sdy. Take Ayers lil.s, snd
cleanse out the disvrdeied hu-
ipors - puriN the blood, aud
let tho huids move oB uuob-
stlueied Ia health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body Into vigorous Nc
ti,ity, purity tho system flOul
ti.s uiStluclious " whIcll make
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA. PA

PHILADELPHIA, PA, rs sa.l
niseases of the Ne rv6us. Seminal, Uri-
- nary aud Sexual alSystems--new and re =
liable treatment-in Reports OF the HOWARD
ASSOC 0CiATloN-sen by mail in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge. Address Docto. J.
SklLLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Association,
Nos South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pc.
7bGyl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
French Breakfast and Dinner
G o F F E E

OWING to the very high price of Coffee, and
" the great difficulty IN procuring a good, uni.
iorm and reliable article, our customers have
often expressed a wish tho they could be supplied
from first hands. Il was the intention Of
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

OWING to the very high price of Coffee, and
" the great difficulty IN procuring a good, uni.
form ana reliable article, our customers have
often expressed wish tho they could be supplied
from fret hands. Il was the intention Of
TIE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
TO do strictly leu business, but, as we have had
some customers living at a dlslancs, that have
relied upon us TO supply them exclusively with
lea and Coffee, il beng iUconveDient Tor them
to come to New York, TnE GRgAT TEA AND Cor.
FEE EMPORIUM OF this country and us our Tea
TasleT was possessed oil information relptiry 10
Coffee that could be furnished at n moderate
price, aud give unlyersa satisfaction, aud nj the
same lime atiord the retailer handsome profit
ThlS COZ FELHAS BECO Mi So POPULAR
with our customers, aud their sales have in
creased te such an extent, that we have been
compelled TO make large additions To our ma.
ehincry, which will enable US TO supply few
mu.e customers with it, We viii lbe Ne ofe'seiid
ito alt " no may vIdeT ~ - go -A-s
IL is fast supcrsediDg all other Cofces.
LUIS Coffee has been usId ior more an q. cen.
fury In ParIs, aud, since itS Introduction alto III is
coun'Iy,u II hnsbeen muse by some 81 the lead
ing French Res,a ants here. The Par lsians ~
sand to be the best Judges oi coffee; and the
great uvuT III which IL is held by them Is the best
recommendation that can be produced Tor its fie
flavor aud hoa!thy ELECTS upon the human sys.
| ten. u IL ~. iFff =
We pW mp but one grade Of this Coffee, and
that Is oi quality that our customers have
iound rom eApcrienee'wil give perfect sa tislac
uon, aud mee, all the demands OF their trade. L
Is the lowest price lhut we eau recummend.
We do ali our business On the most excessive
| scale, buy by tie cargo, anu sell at only i've
cents per pound profit
We put up this Coffee in Darrels only, of I7.
| Pounds ouch. This method OF putting il II,
saves from 2to > ceuts per pound 10 the con
Sumer, aid, by its being ina large quantity it re
tulls itsfne flavor much longer In This form thar
| IN any other. We send win each barrel Show
Cards Circulars and Fosters, 10 assist the leaie
10 inrodnce II 10 his customers. sNo hJpe ON
eustoncfs.wil take pains 10 have llie.n We.
posted up and distributed, us IL will bc u their ad
vantage ~ do So 80
! This. Cuilee We warrant to give peffect sa ii s
| faction. and, II II does not please, the purchase
has the privilege oi returning lIe whole or an,
part vi it wllhiu ~ days, und having his none,
retunded, together with all the expenses o
| transportation both ways. f.t .t
| We Issue a Price Circular Of our TEAS ant
COrFEEs, which we giad 10 send free 10 a n win
wish IL Consumers oi y Office should inquire TO
the French Bredtja dad DinAer Coffee, und b
sure that II was purchased OF the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
IMPORTERS AND JosBERs,
50 Il 81 vEsEY STREET, New York.
..|,... ....E ... y .. '''''''
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Prioe. 2o cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. O. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mast

Sold by Cook & McGowan and Dr. J. Mich
ols, ,Chardon;. J. T. Field, Hambden; C, w. Gar
rel, Montville; C. g. G. r. Harmon Chester
Roads; DR.. Cleveland, Burton; w L.. Por.
ter. Bundysburg;C C. s. Field East Claridon; II.
n, Pmer, Parkman;J. w. Thomp son, Middle.
feld, aud by dealers generally. 739yl
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THE EVENING STAR.

POLICE RIPoRTs.-Rrst Preeinef.-John
Wilson, disorderly; bail for peace.
Second Precinet-Samuel RuIl. disorderly;
S1.55. Charles Spencer, do; %. Elon Como
way, do; worknouse. H. Douglass, Pipe
Say der, and John King, assent and battery;
for hearing. Belthasar Bach, larceny; jail 1Qr
court. Susin Perry and Maria Jones, ao.; dis
missed. John T. Martin and Henry Abbott,
hshing on Sundays IS each. John Raglan, Jno.
Otto Williams, fast driving; IS each. p
laird Precinet.-Geo. Philips, dIsorderIy; IS.
VIM. Chamberlin, do; S2.45. J. J.. Barnard,
nuisance; postponed. VIM. Van Solver, re-
eisting ofcer; 1915. Also, for assault, bail Tor
peace. J. @. Clark, VIM. Smith, drunk; dis.
missed. Nelson Warren, stealing rags; work
honse. Fr.. =
Fourn Precinet-Jehn Glascoe, Terence Ora
mer, assault; bail for peace. Thos. Best, dis.
orderly; S. Geo. Brown, do; dismissed.
FifM Pyseinet.-John ID. Lee, disorderlv; 81.
Also, suspicious character; sent to superin-
tendent. Mary ellis, grand larceny; dis
missed.
Sian Prscinct-James Cain and Mary Ann
Gain, and three children, Migrants; workhouse.
Henry Lyon, drunk and disorderly; military.
John Sheegan, obtaining money by false pre-
fences; dismissed. Wesley Birch, assault and
battery; for hearing. James Fowler, VIM. H.
Grantim, throwing stones dismissed.
Tenth Precinct.-George Taylor, drunk; dis.
missed. Dennis Handy, grand larceny; do.
Mary L. Blackston, Harriet A. Brooks, disor-
Derby; 90 each. Louisa Anderson, do. %.
Also, prostitution; bail for good behavior. h.
Mccartney, selling liquor TO soldiers; deferred.
David Weldon, larceny; dismissed. Charles
Bishop, disorderly; do. VIM. Jenkins, John
Dreadnaught, Michael Smith, disorderly; mill
itarY.
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PROPOSALS.,
pRoPosALs FOR BLANKETS I

= ORDINANCE Q.s!cs: WAs 3 inns ~ iSs4.$
ON ~ =
t Msrs ssi street., New w foTs, of ' ~
FIFTY THOUSAND CAVALRY BLANKETS.
The Blankets must be Of the following descrip-
tor, yiz Of pure wool, close woven OF stout yarns
vide and three inches from the edge, and the let
tsrs 1shs: high sGiea must be
inches long By 81 inches wide and Of the weight OF
g. 1875 lbs. Or ssy ssl6 lbs, on which ysriaHson
e.ass Of ons Sunsrea
made .hs' s no nas E Ss e
Agency free Of any charge to the U nns Vii be-
u paid tss nspfc
ton of and are approved by the United SLAVES In
Deliveries must be made - follows, viz: one.
tenth of the number contracted for per yeek, COM
eSasI.s within one month from the 0a'e OF the
Fsiiure to deliver at specified time win subject
It Nc Sid viii BE-
not come from . manufacturer OF blankets or reg
ui'f dealer IN such a fSGdsi a T.
The bidder win be required to accompany his
viz Ks s
win at once execute the contract for the same with
thu Ct aessr t.
tels prsgetisd in conformity with the terms Of
make good the difference between the offer of said
BIDDER and the next responsible bidder, or the
must
the Official certificate Of the Clerk of the nearest
District Court, or Of the United States District
bonds. in sum equal to one. tenth of the amount
Of his win be required Of the successful
FORM OF GUARANTY.
We, the undersigned. residents Of, in the
county on, and State Of -, hereby Jointly
guarantee, in ease the foregoing bid of -
be accepted; that he or they win at once execute
sqretles, IN sum equal TO e-tenth the amount
OF the contract to furnish the articles proposed IN
dated June r. 1854; under which the bid was made;
and in case the said -- shall fail to enter
into contract as aforesaid, We guarantee to make
good the diffe romeo between the offer Of the said
-. ~. and the next lowest responsible bidder,
awarded.
Given under our hands and seals this, -,day
Of, lS6-. ISeal.J
To this guaranty must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioned.
Each party obtaining contract will be obliged
to enter into bonds, with approved sureties, for
Upon the sward being made, successful bidders
tract and bond.
The Depart emit reserves the right to reject any
or al the bids, If deemed unsatisfactory on any
Proposals will be addressed to "Brigadier Cen
eral George d: Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ingtSn, P: CO and will be endorsed Proposals
GEO. D. RAMSAY, Bris.dier General,
5e6-eotd Chief of Ordnance.