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The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19
REDINGTON & CO.'S
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
REDEMPTION FUND.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals,
~ directed to the undersigned, for the surrender
OF County Warrants, viii be received up to the last
day of the next regular meeting of the Board Of
Supervisors.
FELIX TRACY, Treasurer.
Shasta, Oct. l, 1864. oi
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BILL HEADS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY SU.
w perior article of Bill Paper. Persons wishing
Eli Heads would do well To give US call. We
print cheap, for Cash.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the 9th Judicial District of
the State of California, in and for the county of
Shasta.
TT G,
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

No death has occurred in the institution
during the Quarter.
Herewith present billsagairst the county
contracted for the benefit of the Hospital,
amounting to Sl0l0 90.
Below is list of names. and the number
of days each patient has been treated during
the Quarter:
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

were paid from the Redemption Fund at the
recent session Of the Board of Supervisors:
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Respectfully submitted,
BENZ. SI[URTLEFF.
County Physician.
Shasta, Nov. I, 1864.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19
Lewellin Williams, plaintiff VS.. Robert j.
BELL, defendant.

Scots. in U. S. Int.
Revenue Stamps,
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REBEL APPEARANCES DECEIrFUL.

2TohH Ac ItiNed-
"a friend who is in official communication
with both sides in the American civil war, and
| who has almost unequRed opportunities for
coming 10 sound conclusion, speaks Of the
dificrlties of the South as far greater than are
allotted 70 appear on the surface" So writes the
London correspondent of the Manchester Guar
\ dian, paper whose sympathes have always been
: ardent for the Rebellion.
We do not make sufficient account of the fact
that the Rebel situation Is for the most part kept
hidden. From the beginning the Rebellion has
been iurtherT' more by secrecy than anything
else. II was ltched in the dark. Had the light
of day shOne In upon IL, that the country could
have known what 1t was, Ii never would have
been suffered 20 draw a second breath. The
Southern people were made TO believe it q COM
paratlvely harmless thing called peaceable seces-
sion. The Northern people imagined Il a mere
make.believe, designed 70 frighten simpletons.
The conspiTatOTs sprang II upon the unpreparod
} country and thus gained for it foothold. Ever
since 1t has succeeded mainly by working In the
dark.
The National Government has had no secrets
It's situations and It's doings have been open 10
the world. The Northern mind has always been
eager for the entire publicity OF public affairs
and the Northern press has never been moro
active in gratifying that desire than since this
war commenced. Little or no restraint has been
put even upon the maliciously disposed portion
OF the press. They have constantly indulged in
misrepresentation Of the character Of the cause,
and OF lis resources, and OF its prospects.
Every uniaForable point on the national side
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THE INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH LrSH VIA
AHooR kIvER,-The directors of this telegraph
Line have chartered three vessels to transport
construction mat rials, by way of Cape Horn, to
the field Of their operations on the northern
Pacific const The poles and wires on the United
States portion Of the line have been pat up me- "
TO Virginia City, Idaho; and the principil dig
gipgs" OF that territory will soon he in commd-
nica'ion with New York. The directors hope to
have the whole line built, and the Old World
talking with the New, in q cOnple of Yenrs.
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VEN TIL
NATIONAL BANK,
NO. 2I0 MARKET ET'REET,
CORNER OF sTRAWBKRRYJ
Capital Sl25,O00.
To be Increased to S500,000,
DIRECTORS

-, " O. H0RRIs II Morris, TasEsr 4 Co Pascal
nANN Iron Works. finn fasktr sts-
a 4. CLOSE, Of Closs a SSsblt. BulidSrs, No.
ChAEhN No S3l Reed street
..,.. =, ppk 'NToH, Asnuiaoturef of Woolsn Goods,
VA"AH hanAyunk.
rvps Of 4. A. waters a Co., WholssAie
- A. WA orJoers, No. 10 Market street.
o co,,ou,, Y, Real Estate No. OO2 n rhirtes the
% a. NNNo~ street.
IT PnnadA asd Sew York Expresa
hh' r. GLIDE Age y. Co., No. Il 4. Delaware Ave.
~ Ncturer of CarPetlnsS, No. 9s
GEORGE W. HILL, Mann street
NJ TnhS u and shoes, Ne. 60s
]. ". BoUDER, WhoIessIs BOv
Market street, N,aDdies, &c., Nos.
J. 2. DEHAVEA, Importer ef WinssrA re Aveauo.
20 and 90 3 DelcgN
Thh Bank AKVins been auly sushOrizSs " now pro-
business under the National Currency sVss .ynas-
pArod TO receive DEPOSITS, maks CoIlO0tiOnNr snA
act . General BANKING BUSINESS.
DisOOunt days TUESDAY AAa YRLnAl - -
wesA
j. z. DEHAVErS. RreaHde-NS'
Il. n. HALL Cashier.
PHlADELPHIA. June So. iSah hao-lm
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AN ORDINANCE

~ A'.ltlOiNlLE y LNAN
FOR SCHooL PURPOSES.
seetion !, The select and Common Councils OF tho City
That he MaScrn Geieoy authorized to borrow at not
lees ban Pr On he ereo Of the corpora % ioa tAs sum
sion Aho ccmplet9n Of buildings for ,enoo pgrpSSss ~
I'd the rate Of six per eenium eer annnm,
shan be PAID hslf.Sesrly on he The aLt days OF January
The principal the s,d loan shsn payable and paid
at ne expnsdop o. sG5y ySMs nc@ Toe 9, "a , Of the
thereof; and The certificates therefor In e form o.
the certificates Of City Loan. shall be issued In such
oSs s Of Ss' one saed Soars SO or 0i oausd
an cunts o. i've hsndrtd Or one Thousand & oSa & "a SGS c
he nehtoned' ant e iAter's' thSfs"' are payable
sena |. Ilt amount Of said loan shA be appropriated
olsuin ed. anu ,e!oitL ned for 'hs purposes and III
anosrIs e % loes 70 VII
thnn tour thousaid hye hurdned dollars as follows
rst ~ lon forty .hog. ard dOlarsi
heConl Section, ihrty- lve th'u ana dollars;
Ihiid sect on. thirty 'housEnd dollars;
ftuith Section, thirty tive thous-nd dollars;
iii'h Section, s!Kry thousand dollars;
Sixth section, thirty thousand dolarsi
heverth Section, my three thousand dollarat
Eishth Section nfty -tisht thousand dollars;
Ninth Section, forty thousand dollars;
Eleventh Section. thirty-eisht thousand nVe hundred
Twelfth Section. thlrty-four thousand dollars;
Ihir eenth section, thirty-eight thousand dslars;
Fourteenth Section my thousand donaTst
Fifeenih section, twenty-five thousand dOlarsi
sixteenth Section, twenty thousand dollars
Eisheshih section, thirty -ave thousand d.ilarsi
Nineteenth section, twenty thousand dolarsi
Twentieth Section, seventy i've Thousand dollarsi
Twenty INST Section, tive nty thousand dolAru;
Twenty second Section eleven Thousand dollars;
Twenty third Section, fOu teen thousand dollars;
Twenty fourth Section, sixty yegh thousand dollars;
TIVE Dty hfth Section ~ enty. three thousand dollars
Twenty y-sixih section, twelve thousand dollars.
Item To reimburse the City Treasury for appropria
tons already mace, ehaTgeabe TO this loan, iOfiy nine
thousand nine hupdre cd and eight dollars.
Item For contpgebeies hteen thousand i've hundroA
and ninety two dollars.
seetiO9s Whenever any loan han be made BY virtue
hereof there shall be- by force Of ais oranapce aHnaAlIv
appropriated ou Of the Income Of the corpoTaie estates
a. the SBn Tailed By taxation sum sncISot 10 raw
ferest on gfd certificates and tho nTtheF sum 81
qthl OF Onc per centum the par Value a suck
e,tinesfA ahan Be appsepTated quarterly out of said
ineons I'D tkxeS, 10 sinking fand which fund and ~
are hereby specially plsdBed foS he reas
tioi n1d payment Of said certificates.
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VANCE STEWART
ROCK OIL COMP ANY.
Incorporated June 49, 1864.
Capital, S3OO.OOo.
5000 SHARES. Rs.........,...........S5 A 5HARE-PAR.

aubrcrpton s. each share to original subscribers for
tOOO shsTes pay 81 cara down upon subserbng
two Other usta,uts OF 81 csch pa able 2stn Juy
ana 2jth August, 1854, rsspeedyely.
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FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY
r. " a N - az II A = SALLs
MILITARY FURNISBERS,
No. 4ls ARCH STREET,
PHuLADELPHl

PHILADELPHIA.
Banners, ROgmenJa Comp any FLAGS, Swords
sashes, Bea Passants, Epsusts, HAts CGps, CAutsen
HsverssoEs Camp Ris Fiold Glasses spurs and sveCy-
thins pertaining the complete out Of Army ana Navy
oGceCs.
liberal discount allowed to the trade. myio-sm
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TO AUTHORIZE AN ADDITIONAL LOAN
TO MEET THE EXPENSES INCIDENT TO THE
Defense or The CITY, AND Fox OTHER FUR
n SES.
Section The Select and Common Councils Of the CITY
Of Philadelphia do ordan That the Mayor HEREBY
thOrZtd 10 borrow less than par the credit OF
the col pnrRtiOn such may DO required
by the U Treasurer, from time 20 time to provide for
the fam Hes Vt volunteers from the city Pniladoph In
the vice ~ the United States aud for the defense
ciy not exceeding IN the whole the sum of ge hundred
thousand daIs for which ineret eXcsed the
Of siN pei cent Ter annum shah be paid half yearly
the tr days OF January and July at the Office Of the City
Treasurer.
The principal of the said loan shA1 payable aud paid
at the ion thirty rCn the date Of the same
and not oote hou the usent Of holders thereof and
oertrS therefor the usual form such certificates
OF City Lnais shall beissueo In uch the lenders
may qure bu not for fractiI al part OF SlOo or
required. In amuuns Of h,o hundred OF one thousand
dollars and shA be expressed In said certificates that
said loan the Elm mento cd and the interest thereof
pBy able nee from all taxes.
Section q Whenever any shall be made by virtue
hereof there shAu be, By Of this ordnance
ally Appropriated out q the income Of the
and e. Il raised by sufficient 70
pay the interest said csrncAtes and the further
three OF the pa, value Of such
corihoAes DO lssued shall be appropriated quaery out
Of the income and taxes 70 sinking fund which rund.
and Its accumulatons are hereby especially pledged foc
the redemption and payment Of said certificates.
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4 J9INT RFsoIUTIoN PRoposINe oER-

~ taln Amendments 20 the CONSTITUTION.
tves OF the Commonwealth Of PeRnsylvaniA In General
Assembly met, That the allowing aIaendmsns be pre-
ance with te provisions the tenth article thereaf
There shan be an additional section 20 the thrd Artles
OF tho Constitution, 10 be designated a. section TOUR "A
seetlon whenever any Of the qualified electors Of
this Commonwealth shall be In aalua military ser.
wee, undera requston rom the Presideot OF the Uoea
eIsctois ma, exercise he right Of suffrage in all eesoos
by the citizens under such Is are OF shs ~
prescribed by law as fun as Il they were present at sher
ssciianS n ore shalbs two additional sectoas . the
eievenk article q the Constitution, TO be dessgna1eo ~
"se.ilon No bin uhal 10 pGssed By the Legislators.
oppressed in dc tile except aIaI opr alton bills"
"Seotion .. No bn shal BE- passed BY inc Leksatnss
authority 10 giant such powers PRIVILEGES has eeea or
may hereafter bO conferred upon the courts q this VOn
monWeahh" ,, 49,"
Speaker 0f thq IfoaLA d Renrssana,s"v -,
JOHN 2 PEN SsY.'
OFFICE or. THE sEcRETAhi 81 fIis Il '1S oo%Se Ssnss
nARRisnURe, Apru 2s, 1904
-, % isisSS stfliiP that tbs Ioregoins Is AHu.
true az q eOfsc eory OF the original JolRt kes0i0-
t- tion oS the Gcnsfnl Assembly, entiIled Joint
Rtsoluton Proposns eef,AiA Aodn enis e ne couau-
In testmony whereof hsss hersunto set and
caused the seal Of the seoresAfy on'ee 70 - eAea w
~ -~ ''-' "'''' " fLr sLuFER,
Ie above Resolution having been agreoS 10 by
Of the members each H0uso at two Euecessve sesso1s
posed amendments VIII be submitted 70 thc psooI: er S
ADOPTION or reeotoh on the nEst Tuesday Of AHgusf n
sur n aoeordAree With proVisions o e tsn sSics
Of the Constitution, and the act ssled An Act proser
their approval and raaeSson o. rsson the propcssl
amendments to the Constitution approved the tweniy-
hrd day OF April one thousand eight hndrsS and SIXTY
AD27-ftAuS Secretary OfthO COanOawoaltA.
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REsoLUTIoH
10 RuBlIsH A LOAN, LOAN BILL

EVeotSed Thaf tho cIerf BE- aatherirea 70 puohsh m
two daily spapers 81 eil Gay daily 20 ionr weeks
June w. lss4' enrsi.aISS y oRpp7AHun
TO AVTBORZE A LOAN FOR SCHOOL FUR
~ POSES;"
Aua the said Clerk At the sated meeting of Cones, amer
a. s1pratlon OF four weeks nom the nrnt day Of said
suh,caton lhAn present 10 this Council q each u
said nawtpapers Rr sVo1y oC " WAch ne same enAA
have been maoA us@aN
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WANTS.
A RTILLERY AND CAVALRY HORRES

A RTILLERY AND CAVALRY HORRES
"A wanted.
AssisTAST QCAETEaNA AsrFR-C;rSBRAL5 OrrirR,
- PmLApELrHGA, July ~, loJI.
Horses suitable for the Artillery and Cavalry service will
be purchased by the under in open markc At ar
price,. Each animal to be sub usual Govern
ment Inspection be eOrc being accepted.
Horses to be delivered the United States Ins pectcr
at the WILLIAM PENN HOTEL, MARKET Street, bo-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets.
By order COlOuel George II. Crosmau, Assistant
QuartermAster General U. $. A.
GEORGE ORam.
bH-l0t Captain and A Y. NJ.
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OwN XouR oOL11nnrns
OWN YOUR COLLIERIEs
AND
GET YOUR COAL AT COST.
THIS EFFzoIUAL PLAN or cHEApHHrNd COAL
TO sbont b.f the market price, Offered byAo
BROAD MOUNTAIN
MAMMOTH VEIN COAL COMPANY,
No. l2l S. THIRD STREET,
No. l2i S. THIRD STREET,

ssuooe'faiy prosciiing 20 lis f speedy ndt-.umpb
ant con- summation.
The works Of the COMPANY. nesrTrsmont sobuyi.
tni eount,, are SEABLT COMPLETED. ,nd vii supply
all suAbEHoLnf RS nom October mex With the best
kinds cr COAL AT THB PRIME COST, viz -
Two Heavy Tons on Each Share Every Year
for Twenty-Five Years
II, pres OF each sbs,o 10 the present series $3.50
psy able haH SUBJ crruou half on August "a nsAt
taud 10 ne uest two series e win be as sudslO,
The MARI n PRICE cf shCsvy ton (flm lbi)
nCvMh flf Is
Thc PRIME COST PElCE ofthe same a. present
rates Julyl h.--
For mlting preparing, royalty and general
eApthe'''....''.......,. .................. Sf2
1tansro'iat'ou over brarch riilrJ sd....... %
TrArspc1tAtiou oyor ualn railroad 70 rdna-
deiphia............ ...........,.......-....,.....,, 9l0
1rnnsrorstcn tIcm ccpot TO ysrd......... 10
Yard Npcnsts..,........ .,.,............... gS
Csrung from yard 10 Shareholders house. 90
Tct' cost Of gross ton delivered At tue house
In Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G|
Dl1sr.ucs between market Price and tprlce t1-N
Ths makss saving on two tons Tor each share Of
silIo
should the market price be bIshsr, the saving viii bs
su greater sut should the market price be lower then
the cost price wiu be prcportlous'ey lower.
But his IS ro; all The Company having very Isrga
works, and tNESHAJSrIRIE coat BEDS, FIVE
NILES ~ TENG1H. viii muo much more coal than 10
aDnualy required for the sockrulders Ali tue surlul
coal vii be sold at the ruling market rates ALL the
PROFITS Will be distributed every six months IS CASH
INiDESus, among tic Shareholder, uum wt ch % Is
ccuhteuty expected they VIII r0AEe every year from O.
to Gu per cent. thor sAeus amer tho alst yeaf IL
addition 70 the savings on thor coal.
1he Company pvssesses ENt lUSISg MlNINU ASn
ilhbEL RIGHTS ior qutre er o. ccntary as yearsj
O., Of the best auc richest coal rscts ia senuylai
ccunty comprising the Mammoth yen, the Black 6eat1
Primrose Dario, snd Veins. The coal Of the Man
moth Ntuit White Ash that the otheT Veins partly
White Ash PATTY Red Ash.
DIRE CTORS.
WILLIAM sCEMuLg, President
hOBEkI 4. kInG,
HENRY sCuMu.lE.
ALHGKr JARbEE.
WILLIAM tOHD, secretary,
20, fur CT .rfomAuon and Dr shares ar sIsE), pay
Golc hail on sulscup.ug arl taif ca August . nezp.
epIy Che
OFFICE, NO III s. THIRD STREET,
orrosuE THE GIEARD BANK.
For ryAUIsG ar1 vicinity, tho Hon. JOSEPH
HOMER NeAur Of kradiug, accepted tue Agc,cy OF
tie Company, amer having personsuy visited Aad exam
htd the mres Al ua rs o. tho Compsuy. The citizens
0Esodns ant vicinity Will sppy Tor Information sac
Stsits 81 eMAlCNS OF sICE st Geadlng.
lhs cost price OF eross Of Coal at Reading do
uy,re al the house OF snaretoder present rates
not $500 whfo ths mafet ,roe Amounti 70 more
than coutie that sum.
HENRY SCuMOELE,
yItI5. TREASURER.
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IsTRNCB oFFIcR, UNITRD sTGTEs
~ No. 20 SOUTH Str..t - y -

- a n az ioSJ, ~ sSh, uhlIkD STATB3
s..,., -. =, , ,BALusoRE, Nd, Juiy u, issG
once untG Is M on MoaDaY, hSrSs, 'iessysd az = ssis
nishins the United states subSlitsnos Dessrsms5f
your THOUSAND l.oool HEAD OF sEuF CAT
uClt days to be weighed within and days anss
about c hess SSnared coaas, rSs, =S
weights al falling short OF 1000 one thousand 'as6S
hornless attic VII Be cted NO"'' ne'''n' S"a
deduction Of ten (iOl pounds win be made fron tns
yded the animal does not ssns in the pens one
hat Loufs beb re being weshed, OF is not weighed mus
Blank forms for proposals Be had on appHoa-
tcn at this ofleo. oither In person, By mall
The Government will claim the right Of weighing ann
wesht uan the mlntmun msraonod abovei the AZ
pense Of weshng wi be paid BY the party eins n isds
Each bid, to secure consideration must contain q
written guarantee Of two Responsible persons AZ fOl-
-,et the County Of =, State Of =, DO Aecoey
accordance with the terms Of bis (or thsr propostsn
aod shonh his Cor their proposition DO acceped be (c
Herewith, and prepared to bee his seOurt e,
sylns soOd aud sud1elent bonds for Is fllntpeas.
the ocs certidcsteof of tbe Ciert of he nearest Di.s
Court ot q he uited States District Attorney, 70 % a.
Bodsrs DO present to respond to their BIDS anx
@ give bonds and ssA the contract before eav-
Tbe Government 10 ipc the right to reoo sav
PaJments TO be made each delivery in such nnAs
as may be on hand; none hand, 70 be made
receiN ID.
PTOpo,sls must be endorsed distinctly PROPOSALS.
FOh BEEF CATTLE" and addressed 70 "Captaln J. II.
GILMAN, G. e. TIA I more, MARY land"
II bid Is in the of ann, their names aud thsk
pcat office address must appear, they viii not be
sldtred.
Each person or every member Of a firm oaerinK pro-
pcsal must accompany II with oath of allegiance
Cnited States Government he has not already FLED ons
At this office.
an bids not compiling strictly riA no terms Of fAa a.
rerhsentm TfH Do rejected.
J. II. GILMAN
Cantair andC 4 n
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500 HOOP SKIRTS. 900
OAC Mandatory, NO. Gls ARCH Street OLC
Above sixth sunet,
PtlRdelrhls.
Wholesale ant Retail.
The most complete assortment u Tst'Nl. Misses and
Chdfeu's Hoop skirts In the city. every respect Hrst-
class vlicb FOR style, tui6h, ufsbtg, chcapuCst
have no equal In the market
skirts made TO order, altered, ard rrpA.rcd.
fCi-ly Wy z HOPKINS.
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CLERKS OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL
y Philadelphia, July S. 1864.
In accordance with resolution adopted by tho Common
CounCl " the city Il Phi adephla, thursday tho 3Oth
day ofJune, 1854, tie annexed bin, entitled
IAN ORDINA NOE
TO AUTNoRI2E An ADDITIOHAL LOAN TO MEET
THE EXPENSES INCIDENT TO THE DEFHNBR
or TIP CITY. AND FOR OTHER PURPO JEs,"
Is hertty published for public information.
Wd.F SMALL,
Clerk Of Common Council.
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RESOLUTION
AUTnORlzIH0 THE CLERK TO PUBLISH TIN on

OMAN z.
Resolved, That the Ger, OF Common Council be author
itt TO publish ia Tally In this city, daily
for uf weeks k6 ordinance presented TO Common Coen
cJ, al stated meeting thereof held the S0th day Of
June, 1874, euttued
"An Ord nance TO AuthoriIs Additional Loan meet
the eApenses incident the deonee OF the CITY and tor
otbri purOBes."
and The ssid Clsrt, at the stated meeting Of
Councils amer the expiration o. foar weeks nOn the
hTE day uf tRId publ cation, shaU present 10 this
Council OF each said newspapers for every day In
which the same ahAn have been made N9-4w
CLERKS OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL,
- PHILADELPHIA, July 8, 1864. =
In accordance with reAounon adopted by the Commoa
Council Of The City Of Philadelphia Thursday the 3th
day Of June. 1874, the annexed bill entitled
IAN OknINANCE
TO AUTH0kIZE A LOAN FOR SCHOOL PUR-
POSRS
Is herthy published fer public information.
WM r. SNAIL,
Cierk Of Common Council
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A WANTED FOR THE UNITED STATES
Marine Corps u varied and exciting life by sea and
NJ land three hundred AblebOdcd men porfo IN tho
- ties Of sOlter AZ Navy Yard and s5oard United
States ships OF. war foreign stations.
Better compensation than the army A ship-of-war
Is comfortable hume The Marine Corps is III. best
equpped Corps In the service Prize Money In abundance
1HE LOCAL BOUNTIES PAID TO EECRUITS
For all other information apply daily at the Reorut ing
Rendezvous, No 81 \. FRONT Street, below Spruce,
between the hours Of nine and three o.ock
JAMES LIE WIS,
Captain and Recruiting Onlccr
myb-d No al S. FKOST street,
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PROPOSALS.
A s.,cA ssIsTANT oUARTBRMAsTER-

"A Generals once.
Scaled fropcees WIN Be racc ved al lis one u,fl ~
oehcs n sAlvkDA1 ,9th of July. 1854 fpr ane nrsf-
Ms - EhM flRE ENGINE OF me capaolig of ~ a ~
tai egs 5iseot Rump ~ IN xizin steam cylinder ar
"eWnt suy sixteen ise o. suctou hose Ia tpu
lengths vi brass and strniner with branok ni
and noz1les one q y. two of " q and ONE ~
inch. All the tools for actual service arc necesserV a.
use with the ~ ene when II Is at such AZ
hand and hcfeW wrenches jack sorevs tc. Tampa an1
wood baskets 70 be etached gunges for and waoe9
pessrre b. ho dled 40 As 10 the Jouos coupfnen
WI loh are h. be AZ aehsd 70 suction hose and All othc
matters necessary IN the working OF the IN lDo
Bidder VIII also state the price in their proposals. which
must be given 10 writing as wen a. In ngres. and ths
an ttest possible time tho BnRne be delivered IN
a. 10 righ Il roservod 70 reject all bids deemed 20
n,sni s sad no bid from defantng contracor wiR ba
hseh d must be guaranteed by two responsible per-
.gnaues must 10 appended 10 the guarnn ne,
aha tue 70 a. being good and sufficient security fbr ne
's 'O'eo ey some public functonary Of tho Unitsd
order q colepo George H. crosmsn, Assistant ossI-
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CHEP QUAETTRNIAsTpR'S OFrIUR,
WAzWNGIoN DRPUr,
WAsmS0TeS, ID c., july %, 1904.
Wanted, at once, THREE HUNDRED TRANSFERS
each capable OF driving with single line, and managing
six mule teams.
To such who competent TO perform the duty the
pay lermonth will be thirty dulss with oue rRuou per
day, and hospital privileges including tho bosl medical
Attendance when SICK.
ATp,y % Captain CHAS. II. TOMPKlNS. A. q. NJ, O.
$. A. corner Of rMGNTN SECOND aud Streets, wash
ingtOn, ID, q.
ID. II. hUCKER,
Brigader-Geuersl and Chlei Quarternaster,
gll.lst Depot vi Washington.
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II CITY or those about LEAVING Il for "wator- =
A irg Places or "the CoUnry,' "a respectfully
lnvi Cd TO the extensive stock OF WITS
Eli GOODS suitable for SUMNER WEAR, for
81 WHITE BODIES, MORNING WRAPPERS, {
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81 An extensive Assortment Is offered IN Lace
, and Worked Edgings and lnser;iugs, Wells. Z
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ar0 fancy riaid, SirIpot, s1d Figured Wnlfs
3 Goods AT PtiCES hUCH BELOW TMEIE ,
. PlltethI sETAlL VALUE.
lOo Printed Inneu Cambrc Dresses.
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: hna.
II. Nj. NEEDLES.
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