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FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY.
WASHINGTON. Aug. %.

A special to the Times says it is report
ed by officers just arrived from the front,
that in the attack made Sunday upon our
left by the rebels in which they were so
handsomely repulsed, the rebel General A.
P. Hill was knocked from his horse by a
piece Ofshell and badly wounded, and that
Gems. Heath and Fitzhugh Lee, son of the
rebel Chieftain were killed.
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mat nus war policy Is equally dirsetad
against the liberty Of the NORTH Sn5 III ~ os;su q;
t;.Psi. sIueee sh ol the South Let Us await ps-
zen slehlly tne resusts Of that Convention be-
iore nnaiiy committing ourselves to anv
speclne terms of peace; for they have
nuen 70 fear from that result, we notbinS
70 . apprehend from it. It may impeds
- sn~st5 " .t or smbarrass the plans and purposl
go; - y tne North. 1t may make their sitn-
ation worse, but cannot affect ours 1''
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FIFTH DISPATCH.
special to the Cleveland Leadsr.1

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a.
Several more paymasters left hereto-day
to pay off the troops IN the Army of the
Potomac.
Money is being rapidly furnished by the
Treasury Department, and a number of
paymasters will probably leave tomorrow
to pay off the Western troops.
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The Cincinnati Gazette says it is sup.
posed that the rebels will make overtures
for peace to the Chicago Convention, in
order TO insure the success of their friends
in the North These overtures viii be pre-
sented in such shape as not to commit the
Confederacy, but at the same time serve to
deceive the ignorant. "a
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OHERTFFs sAIE-TN OBEDIFNCE

AdbhlFf SAIE.-lA OBEO1EHOE
- to the command Of writ Of Vsnditioni Expo-
mas, issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
CuyAhOgs couDty, Ohio, aud to ne directed, In the
case wherein Henry Holt IL Plaintiff and Robert
Wallace is Defendant ahal expose 70 sale st pub
lie suction, at the door Of the Court House Of said
county on the 18th day Of September, A. D. 1854,
at 2 o'clock p. II. Of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenemenfs TO wit: Situate in ths
Township cf Middleburgh, in the county Of Cuya-
hoga and state Of Ohio, and Is known as q part OF
Section Sixteen in said Township and il bounded Is
follows: Beginning upon the South line Of said Sec
ton in the centre Of the Watson Road, 50 called,
thence South s95< deg Vest along the south line Of
said Section to the Southwest corner thereof, TWEEN
ty-uine and 25-10O chains; thence North deg.
East along the Ser tion line tWenty-sx 13lOo chains;
thence South SO deg. East thiIty-nins HI-lt0
chains to the Northwest eorner Of land owned by
Z. G. WalcOme; thence South z deg. East six 50.
100 chains; thence North 50 deg West fourteen and
2IO0 chains the centre Of said road nineteen and
47lO0 chains, TO the place Of beginning containing
Is and y 100 acrss Of land.
Appraised at SS.9l1 50. .a-s
+. H. LEWIS, Sheriff.
By L. B. WHITEEI, Deputy.
LOREN PRKNTIss, PMS Atty.
Cleveland, Ohio Aug. 10, 1864. au20-l65
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FROM TIIE UPPER POTOMAC.
BALTIMORE, Aug. "a.

BALTIMORE Aug. q.
Reliable information from the upper
Potomac, shows the report of the re-
bells baying crossed incorrect. Nothing
beyond picket firing has transpired today.
1t is believed by many that the rebels
are falling back. .-
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SIXTH DISPATCH.

WAsHINeToN, Aug path.
Lieutenant Colonel West ofdhe 18th
Illinois, has been dismissed from the serv-
ice, by order of General Rosecranz, for gross
neglect of duty and for breach of arrest.
DR.. Barnes, for several months past act
ing Surgeon General, has been appointed
by the President, Surgeon General vice
Hammond, dismissed.
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FROM BALTTMORF.

BALTIMORE, August 26.
Reports have been received here via
the Northern Central Railroad that the
rebels have crossed the river. The reports
need confirmation Nothing direct reeeiy-
ed from the Upper Potomac
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dentistry.
MENTAL NOTICE.

HALLIWFLL and DANIELS, Dentists, return
thanks for the very liberal patronage they have
ceYed the past twelve years, and hope for cOuinu-
ance. We also beg to inform those who arr IN need
or AKTIFIglAL TEETH aud other work IL our
profession that our prices will be governed by the
value Of GOLD on and after the first day Of Septem-
Der next as We have to pay gold, its equivalent in
Greenbacks, Tor al the material we use. Conse-
Quently we are compelled to advance our prices. A
full Set, Upper or Lower, from Ten Dollars and
upwards, until the specified time.
ALEX. B. HALLIWELL, NJ. D.,
L J. r. DANIELS
Dental Rooms, eor. Ontario st. ard Pub. Square.
July n 1874 JYa2-Rs
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The Union Prisoners in Georgia.

Arrival of fOur COmmIssiOners--AHe
Ing narrrfive of the suffering OF its
Anmafes-ShOckfngB Barbarity OftheIr
Observation-Disclosures Mortality
among them---Urgent appeal to the
Presidenf--t5C., Ike.
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oil.
OILl oILI OIL!
ALEXANDER, SCOFIELD & Coz
REFINERs OF
Extra Petroleum OIL, BenzOle and
Machinery Oils.

We pay particular attention to packages, thereby
saving our customers much loss by leakage. We
guarantee oil to give perfect satisfaction, and
as good any made in the city. Also, we pay par.
ticular attention to putting MP
NAPTHA Oh BENZOLEI
suitable for YaTnish Manufacturersr or Painte-Ei
use. On hand and for sale
500 bbls extra refined Petroleum OIL.
100 bbis Eeodorized Benzole (eQual to Turpentinel
100 bbls No. j Lubricating Oil
which we.w viii sell at lowest market prices.
OFFIcE-10s st. Olair-st., formerly occupied BY
VIM. G. scofeld 4 %.
JOIN ALEXksDER,
wM. c. -eCorIELD, CLEVELAND, o.
HAFHKw WILsOE, April2
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REPORT THAT PEACE COMMITS.
sIONERs HAVE BEEN SENT TO
RUCHMnEn

" NEW York, Aug. "A.
Rumors are current here, and credited
in the best financial circles, that the gov
ernment has decided to send FIVE oommis-
sioners to -Riehmond-three Democrats and
two Republicans-to arrange prelimiaGries
for peace. 1t is also rumored that the
commissioners are now on their way to
Richmond.
This rumor is said to have sensible eff
feet on the gold market causing decline
of some four per cent.
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THIRD DISPATCH.

WAsHISeFoN, Aug. a.
Our lines have been advanced severs |
miles up the Weldon Railroad, towards
Petersburgh without encOmtering amy
serious opposition.
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Spider Capturtnr nrn.,.

The Orleans New Yo-,,l D..
IeiStes that one day last week - lcSs'eI'' &C.,
sFoLer Iosenzo Burrows ois,ova-oJ SeIhP y P
r- snsnan5oI IOgslongng to him, small snska
o-1Ee;5 euuee Dy the neck under a shelf m
scoo-1nIi.I, ncnItiGn, the suspension proved to bs
80 49, PiIsned oy nothing more substsn,isI
'nI1l an tne tnaeads Of spiders web. -
Inc main web or nest of the sp;dar "a.
nIs uss under the SHELF perhaps two and a
naI, ,,ali Ieet from the floor. From this d. :
Penoeo cable formed of a nurnbo, -
M m suos' and from this hung tba 49,
Ine per part of the snakes bodv see-ns5 ,-i
Wouno around with tiny thread ;eS wL;eL
was SO lightly drawn about tbe 49, - -
shr0ab as TO prevent the REPTILES n,9a-;,,o. -
us mouth. Having thus sacr.oS Si1-:.--S
tne spider seemed intent on drs,Sin,. II, -,
prey up to his net, and when discaS.,a5 u
nao 50 lar succeeded as to have bslf 49,
ie1gth OF the snake from the floor
ne snake manifested its dislike IN the
e9lL sleaIInant by occasional STRUGGLES in
wnlcn ne would spring from the fIoo. on5
SAers MS utmost powers 10 brosI- - ,si-.--
JANUS Inc struggles were verv coT1,,1oy,
Gently and unconcernedly watched Nv a.
spider from his nest above. Tba s1aI-. IL
was about foot in length, and the spider
was by no means large specimen ofbis
species The apparently unequal struggle
was witnessed by more than one hundred
persons during the day, attracted by the
the cable was accidentally broken s1it ~ Jaat az
person who entered the room, the spider
would hsVe undoubtedly drawn the snake
70 ms den This singular ease presents
double room for wonder-frst at the 'strat-
egy OF the spider in getting his coils about
the snake, aud second the wonderful
strength evinced in drawing up a rep
tile at least one hundred times his weight.
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Associated Press Report.
GOLD MARKET.

New YoRK, Aug. "a.
Gold opened at 81, 81, and after selling at
S2,55, closed dull at S2,55I.
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The Latest News
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
RumOred Peace Movement.
Commissioners on their Way
to Richmond.
From the Army in Front
Of Petersburg.
General Warren Reported to be
Missing.
The Rebels Abandon the Weldon
Railroad.
From S1GTidan'S Command.
SklrmiShing at Harper's Ferry.
Rebel General Fitzhugh Lee
Reported Killed.
Memphis Attacked by the
Guerrilla Forrest.
They are RepuISed by the Union
Troops
THE LATEST FROM MOBILE.
Union Troops Marching from
Pensacola to Mobile Bay.
FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.
His Plans for the Reduction Of
Atlanta Working Well.
General Hooker to have an I'M
pOrtant Command.
Arrest Of Muller, the Supposed
Murderer.
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agpolfn @pods.
IDIES OF CLEVELAND,

7 AIDES OF CLEVELAND,
Wa are prepared to show You superior
WRITE FLlNKEL, ALL-W0GL, SHEETIEG WIDTH.
Also, a good assortment Of KNITTING YARN,
Manufactured for city trade.
salosroom, l07 Bank street.
aus ia CLEVELAND WORSTED co.
DEAD sHOT-FOR BED BUGS
IL Fer aAlsbT
~ uHuROHIAh BROTHEB,
lulyU iaF Outaria St
DISCS CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
"A very celebrated Medicine. Call and get a
circular Price one dollar per bottle. For sale BY
ty25 CHURCHILL BROTHER. Druggists.
DLATED PICKLE STANDS CAS-
il TORs and oaks Baskets, At
COWLEs 4 O0's,
Isl Wedden House.
- .7ls3b iaaa
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SARAToGA WATERS-CONGRESS
Cspring and Empire Water received fresh from
Iyss GHUE6HILI : BR0rHEs, Druggists, J
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MORNING LEADER.
THURspAY MoRNINa. Auqusr oE
FROM MOBILE BAIT

FaFraguf's VictOry-A Glance at IT'S
ImpOrtanee-The Rebel Ram Ten
neSsee-Inside View OF Her Before
and After the Fight-Her Great
Strength and Weakness-The Work
Yet Before Us.
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MONS. pEcHALuMEAu.

TALLOW-5O BARRELS PRIME
i Tallow, in good shipping order. and for sale By
W. MEBHIN II,
aug24-I65 2 MerWia street.
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OPENING OF THE SEASON.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parq uette So cents; Secured Seats
TO Dress Circle, 70 MS; Family Circle, % cents;
Gallery, g cents; Private Boxes 3, and dol
lars, Entire Priv1fte Box, single seats, 81.
Doors open at ~; Curtain rises at o'clock.
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THE DRAFT.


Governor Morgan and Governor Morrill,, OF
saine, who have been trsvtrsiug New EnglInd
b "l-rv the progress of recruiting under the
ew call, report that three, aud they hope four,
4 the Eastern Stie, Will have filed their quotas
efort the approaching 5h, when the deficiencies
ne TO be made up by dratt. New England will
ave at lra.t fOur-titths OF her entire quota ready
|y thai day.
Governors Morgan and Morrill, report the
tOplo earnest aud inylnciule Ia their resolve to
tsnd y he Government ia this hour OF It's lrial
DNious as hey may aud mus be tor peace,
|hey "ilRccepE no peac that dismembers or de.
races thu Repubc--TO peace that can be
l6imed a. irumph FIR conspiracy and Rebel
|0n On the contrary, m " DoOlO,e TO flight
cut on this llne," in the confident assurance
that peace will come sooner and stay longer if
|hey uphold and strengthen their Government
|lan ii they pusillauimousy desert ana allow
traitors TO destroy il. We believe the Governors
ave since gone southwark or westward on their
|nlssion.
Information that reaches us from various quar-
|ers justihes our conyctien that, in addition TO
|redts for men previously furnished, at least
w O. thirds, and PROBABLY hTee-fourths, OF the
bali million called for will have already passed
muster, or be ready for muster, on the morning
|f September 9th, and thai one. half of the coun-
by will thus be out of the draft by reason of
aving filled their quotas by townships, wards,
ties, counties, and States.
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The Bible of De Sac is infinitely superior to
most of those in use in France and Switzerland.
"A new advertising dodge has been tried in
london by shrewd dentist. Il is 70 telegraph
o addresses found in the Directory dispatches
Vorded thus
Nessrs. Gabriel dentists, ~ Harley street. Cavendlsh
Quafe Until o. Ober MessTs. 0abrlers proies sionnl
attendance at u Harley street viii be 10 too"
The Edin6urg and Quarterly RepieioS are dis.
,ussing, with antipodal views, The new theology
of England. Among the clergy Of the Church Of
England there are and have been for some time
.hree parties, known as the high Church, the
Low Church and the Broad Church, or, ac ord
ng TO another mode Of distinction more witty
han reverent, as the Attitudnarians, the Plau-
and the Latitudinarilns.
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NEW PATHIOTIC LOAN.

Urder instructions nup tho Treasury Department this
Bazk Is PREPARED t receive subscEotions TO the New
Pa LOEL, ssued IN the form VI fhree rear Treas-ry
Notes b airing nisTsbt al 'ho Of $40 per
Huruui. pay able senI- snnualN Lawful Money tho
itth DAYS Ut BreruAT, ara August sspoctiye OF each
year these rIeasur, Notes vor1ls maturity,
The option OF the hoderntO United ststes yer
RoNds, Interest payable In EolH, and redeomsbs after
fye pay able twenty Yeas from august 10, 1901
oupoi Nutes vii be blSnh pay able order
~ MAJ directed bs the subscriber In OF $40 500
SINO 500, amt 1880
Interest viii be from the a'c OF the subscription
T. tie 18Th next the Gate oi the Treasury Note
Thse who may enbscrbe after the 18Th Of august next
w be- required "a pay accrued ineTest tie Notes.
Any subscribing for less than $4,000 Of the Loan
a; any one inns, win be allow cd commission o. one
quarter Of psr cent? payable BY the Treasury Depart
uent the receipt OF bin for the amount, approved by
the subscription. agent
Referring appaAl of the Secretary of tho
Treasury ask all those dessous Of aiding the Govern
ment TO suhseTfbe to this LoAa.
q. H, CLARK
Auslm PRESIDENT.
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TREAS AsURY DEPARTMENT.,
Auaurs o. 1854.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or THREE YEARS SEVEN
THIRTY NOTES DATED OCTOBER 1, 1874.

nolders Of scv,u.ThIrt, Notes dated oc obor L. 1861
are hccuy notified that they m.y be presented lnme
dstel In an' sm,urt, eKcrauged Tor SIX Yer Cent
Bonds falilug cue after June 3O tssI
The Interest the Seven Thirty Votos win be secd
up % date Of UH urIy October l. and the Six per Cent
B ncs VIII bear full coupons rcmJ III
The adustn eut " interest vii he male BY doiucung
from the fmoun orn,ecst ro.rd 20 he due on ho Severn
Thirty No up octb,r l. the interest accrued on ho
sh Pc Cent Bond. from Ju to October /; tho basuco
viii be uansmlied BY The Treasurers L. dan lnme-
dlaely upou ,ettltmtut
The following regulations In relation to endorsements
mus be carefully observed;
Where ro'es transmitted frr settlement wee issued
PAY able 60 order, and he aud trtnsnitt b. tho
original ner', they be endorsed b, them "pav 10
the secretary ofihe Treasury TOT redemton, and oonds
viii istte IN their name.
Where notes payable order are held bv otbe- parties
than the original owners, have noenIorso-
meut of the orig nal owners also be o,ed BY tho
pres, nj owners Pay e Secretary OF the eA,uy for
redemption"
Fornotes issued in bank, endorsed Pay to the secre
tarN Of the Treasury for redemption, b,n will be Issued
to the parties transmitting them and IN suca manner as
they may al e't
Mheu endorsed smittod by an attorney
administrator eNecuor other asent, the. mus, be
A,CompanieC by Cu ce-i ed copy corica II the
nuthoriy uncer Which be acts and all by Is ter
Stains TIE knd (regstvred cJupOn) the Ge iomna
titn Of the SN Fer Cent Bones wan cd iu ex,lAn.e
When Registered 10 ds ordered paroles should state
at which of the following pncrs they v.h the in eryst
paid, VIZ New York. Pun-dolpha, Boston Baltimore,
New Orleans, Chicago, st Louis. or Cincinnati
W. p FESsEyDEN
susoa aw sooretAr, OF tho Treasury.
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Amount of sold contents.

Tom Taylor, in one Of his London letters TO
the Manchester G,iard,Gn, writes that he has
heard from medical officer Of volunteers of the
patent tact that very few crack shots Especially
with small hOres) keep up their form" for many
ytHrs, or even Months. together. IL Is that one
Il, C. of shooting with very delicate sights, a.
long ranges, is to produce partial congestion Of
the re ina which, if il were allowed TO go on,
might end in the loss of the sight of the eye alto
e ther.
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT.
% nnT N nnNn

0-2O GOLD BOND.
In addition to the liberal interest the notes for
three years, this privilege OF conversion worth
sboui three per cent Ier ahnuin r eursnt
% Bords loss than nas per cent, prsuIum, aud
before t' the premium per cent United
stocks twenty per cent 1t will be the
actual pron this loan, the present market rate
not lees than ten per cent per annum.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


h-A&g OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
GAS WOkKS, August ~, l8iI.-At = meeting Of
the BOARD o Trustees Of the PAadslpha Gas Works ned
on the 5h irstahi, the following ambe resolution
were hdnIt d.
Nheras, Toe great advance Ia the cost living imposed
imperative duty the Trustees advance the wages
Of ther on plnyees and whereas tho coal aud
OIL or mate ss cnsumsd Ia the manufacture of Gas have
advanced oa price that compes Trustees IN order
70 Iiocci the Important trust comm tied g. charge
m serious loss ana 10 make the annual add ton tue
sinking Fund tequrcd by law to Advalce the price
nftN cents per thousand cubic fee.
The Trustees are R"are that the Increased p-ce viii
prove burden to many consumers aud they greatly
get the necessity that cOnstrains III bat when the
sumer reflects that nearly article purchase
anN ancsd from ~ 70 loN cent? and propose ad
vance oi Dnt lhA poT main article upon which
Ne rely fr revenue, s necessity must aDoaeut ar
uculhr when the operations Il the pact year
to have resulted Ia large loss the Trust
ing our then existing cont enabled to purchase
and teOrts AT very mOdsrat pices; be IL therefore
Resolved. That the Chet Engineer be directed 10 give
public notice. that after he FIRST day September
next u price Of private shall three
dollars per thousand cubic feet less discount Of
cent for pTompt payment, and subject the United
States tax, THOMAS STEWART,
aul3 lot Chief Engineer.
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IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU-
NICIPAL TAXATION.

But abide Fl, all the advantages have enumerated
speesI Act Of Congress ersps al bonds and Treasury
notes Jro local araton. on the average this oxemP-
op il oath about two Per cent. por anuun 40 ofdns to
the rate Of taSgtlon In yariouB parts OF the country
II Is believed that secun les offer great ndaos-
nert. lenders those issued by Government. In
oil other forms Of Indebtedness the faisb aoiy Of
rIvuc parties, stock companies or separate ami
te. only IL pleGged for psyment wuLe the whole pro-
peny the country held no dscEargs OF ali
the ob,ll llstlyns y, tho Uulted ~tu,es.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Treasurer sf
the United states, Washington, the several Assistant
Treasvrep and designated DspOsitAriOs, and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
BY AL National Banks which are depositaios of puOio
moreyi and lau2-ul
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country viii further information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF SUB.
OFFlcE coMMIssARY mi OF SUBSISTENCE,

fnt ApgLrHIA, Angus. a. tg6
Sealed Irpposals IN duploate win be receved At ths
Office unt Y O'Clock Nj on tiURhDAY, Seplem Der l. i,t
nr suplhm mE ot the use Of the United states ry dell
1900 BAkkELS EXTRA rUPERFGNE or EXTRA
FAMILY fBpUk which 10 De ated) 70 nave
heen Rrounl thin twenty days n date OF
adyrrisem,ni nun the best WA er " ieat. 10
well conpcred and head nn d barrels Name
Of brand and place OF man T cfure 20 30 sf ted
In the bio. To- De delivered within ten dave at
any point IN this city, 10 be designated BY tai
office.
samples IN boxes must be delivered with the propoaas
bu rot enc oseo with them, % n samp DO marked
WIN hloders name, NUMBER ut barrels. brand, NC.
PIN TED COPY Of mis- aivertiscmeut must attachea
20 each proi osn ant proposals. be spec comply
ms viii ita loms Eacn proposal must have the wrtteu
Fua ante Of twu tespunsibl tho fulment
III, attttu cut. who viii sve bonds " required
bAuk turm for proposa containing the form OF
a. tee, MAY be bad on apple itlun this office.
HyncR' viii maie In such FUNDS as may be furnished
by the United States for the purpcse.
lrrpns sis 10 DO endorsed "oposals f,r Flour" ana
directed 70 ISA A. B WfgilIN
auI7-4t Iaufau md u y Vols