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PORT OF GEoRGETowN CUsToM-HoUsE:-
ClsGred-sehr. NolAnoe, for Stony Pointi sehr.
Ann, for St. MaIy'gi schr. Adeline, for s. Mays
SeAfordi schr. Complete, for viennaJ schr oroeo,
for Havre de Graoej schr. Home, for Baitimorei
steamer Phgnix, for Glymontj sehT; sellie, LOT
ionE-boat Chance, for Anjemoyj sloop Sea L.rk
for Aocomao; lons-boat Il. Adel, for BryonS Point
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

A LADY in London recently recovered by law
the value Of dIess which she had damaged
by the frosh paint on q shop door, which she
was entering. There was no written notice up
thst the paint was wet; the Judge censured the
defendant, who was bound to keep his shop SO
that no harm could come TO his customers en-
tering for q lawful purpose.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

Not long since the Herald called the Central
Park our Municipal Garden of Eden. Acting
on this hint, Marshal o. Roberta has given for
It's ornament a statue Of Eve. Where shall she
be plAcedl Near 10 the geological, where the
serpent is likely TO comet Or, by A dam at
the CToton Lakel
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09
aEoRdEToWN AFFAIRS

To THE CITIZENS OF GEoRGBrows.--Ar-
rangemenh will be made in a few days TO have
this paper delivered more regularly to our patrons
in Georgetown. Our agent, Mr.. J. g. Beavers, viii
take charge Of the agency for Georgetown, on the
subscribers,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

THE WHEAT CRoP.-The Cincinnati GGIstte
gives the summing up Of the wheat harvest !"
as follows Minnesota, an Increase Of 2, 800, 900
bushels; Wisconsin, one third Of an average
crop; Iowa, a deficiency Of about 100000
bushels; Illinois, two thirds of an average
crop, or 4 deficiency Of 5000, 900 bushels, and
In indiana q surplus OF over 4,O00, 900 bushels.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

oUR DEVIL has allowed the police 10 kill his
dog, and the wretch's excuse is ''the high price
OF tnu1Ilit.,O
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

Tho National Republican Congressional
Committee 10 working away 10 put things In
tho right train for the Presidential contest.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

MAJOR GEN. HooKnR left the city last even
ing, to visit his two sisters, residing In Water
town, Jefferson county, N. Y, from whom he
has been absent fifteen years. % ,.D.. %
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

AN Irish bank is said to have saved its credit
by paying It's notos In red hot soveroignB. The
demand for coin suddenly abated under the
circumstances. Some Of our banks might try
the bxpadlent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

TIE Christidn WdtchndH reports that the
Female College property In Worcester has been
leased by It's creditors to the State for aye years
for a military hospital.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

WILLIAM H. ,RmHTzBLL was arrested and
taken before Justice ReAyer, on the charge OF
committing an assault and battery on Thomas ..
MAttingly. He was committed TO jail LOT COURT
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

Reports from Lake Superior betoken a
coming excitement over asserted discoveries OF
gold and silver In the lead aRd iron pyrltes OF
that region,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

GoLD.-on tho receipt Of the cheering intel.
Ngsnce from Mobile this morning gold in New
York fell 70 254l.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

A NEW daily paper has Just been started at
Great sAlt Lake City called the Telegraph. II 10
strictly loyal In tone, and devoted to news and
tho church,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

The railroad elevator and adjoining sheds at
barrels -four and 100, 900 bushels grain.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

PoLICs REPoRrs.-F0uth lPreetnet.-John
Booth, mott security for court. Wm. HorrnschiId,
assault and battery, do. Mary c. Williams and
Bridget Donoyon, disQrderlyj 20. Mary Gordon,
John Bell, and Daniel Dugan, disorderlyi ~, !!
Ftfh Pfeeinet ID. stevert, NJ Dolan, Frederick
Munroe, Ellen Young, and Jerry simms, disorder
ly; a.. Mary A. Huts and G. W. Currey, disor-
derlyi s3.. JoIeph Harris, dol si.bs. Benjamin
Munroe, do SS. tr
Sirh PTtcinct.-C, n. Roley, resisting market
master; $40. Gus dickson, Charles Adams, and
Gus Hester, rioting; 80 o. Thomas shortell, dis.
orderlyj %. Margaret Margrat, without visible
n cans Of support; 80. - ..---.
Stpsnh PreeiaGi-Elizs Matthews, drunk s2.5s.
Thomas sullivan, Hannah Fitzsimmons, Hanorah
shugroo, miohael C'nner, and Hannah Conner
violating the COW lawj Sl bs Patrick Mccarthy
Asssult and .ttery; bail for court Margaret AMI
Michael Keefe, ball to keep the peace. John Mad
digsn, drunk S5 II. Thomas Bell, dol SlhS. :,
Eighth Preitnet-EdwArd BresnahaD, disdfderlv
jail Tor court; Michael Fitzgerald. drunk, o. So
Richard Dougherty, disorderiy, Sast l..'
Tenth P,ecnct-Sam uel Finking ton, intoxtoatt IN
o.; James tonnoly, exposure Of person, soj also
assault aud battery, security to keep the peace
James Mcdonnell, assault and battery, security
for courtj Clinton johnson, do, for hearing,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

The drouth 10 very severe In the suSluehan-
ma Valley, though mitIgated east'of 1t by the
late RAIN
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OFFICIAL. ]


WAsHIssToH, August Q, 1854.
The following was otnciAlly communicated
to the Minister OF the United States at London
on the 18th ulumo:
NOTCH.
No vessel whatever is allowed 70 come up
the river Thames, above GalleOns, with powder,
live shells, or combustible stores on board,
without special permission from the Ad-
miralty.
Applications should be made by foreign vcs-
sells TO tho respective Consuls as TO the ar.
rApgemsntS for landing and safe custody Of
tho powder, &c.
By command Of the Lords Commissioners o.
the Admiralty. G. PAGET.
ADMIRALTY, July Q, 1894.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

HIDING THE BLUE JAcKnTs.--J. Hsrewood,
q eitizen was arrested by the military authorities
for seoretins soldiers He wM eommitted TO the
Central guardhouse for examination.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

LETT FOR THE NoRTH.--Z. @. Robbins, Esq,
Mountains, where he will spend the remainder Of
the GUNNER. His duties st the Orphans, Cours
WILL during his absence, be performed BY ths
deputy register, l.. d. Jackson. b.. %. AN I
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

VERY ILI---We regret TO, hear that Richard
Lay, Esq the well known clerk Of the city post
ofce, has been confined TO hsbed for several days
on account OF seyere illness. III !" ''a.H wy
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

AIDING THE Observation-Disclosures Smith and
Maria Kelly, two disreputshle women, were ar
rested few days ago and taken before Col. Ingra-
ham, on the charge OF furnishing soldierh with
o,tizeus' clothes. They were committed for fur
ther investigation. s-N. ..| .tlH.... 40 =
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09
Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.


ALL QUIET ON THE POTOMAC.
The southern border Of Pennsylvania is
tranquil, and all Ia quiet on ths upper Potomac.
Gen. Phil. Sheridan has made arrangements TO
secure Pennsylvania from scsres In fufure. ;
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

REBEL PRIsoNERs.-Col. Ingranam, Provost
Marshal, hiss received information that batch Of
seventy rebel prisoners, who were captured In
Mary land were en- route for this city. They were
expected at the provost marshsl's once. 40 /
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

oHrHArs' -Oovnr sJ...lgs Js.-~sH. - Ohm
Hig ms took out letters OF administration, VIII
annexed, on the es'ste Of Abrsm A Havelnnd. q.
Theresa Anu Saffell was appointed guardisn TO
John W. Stewart, orphan Of James W. Stewart.
husband, D.. b. J. HELEN, and elected TO receive
what the law allowed. b. l'. ~,
Tho nrst and final account Of John MoDermott
administrator Of Thomas Turner, wAh approved
and passed. ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09
rTHE GREAT ETHIOPIAN TRIO,
COURT.
3SrsTRIcr OF eoLgmBIA. WASHINGTON

DISTRICT OF COLUmbIAI WAbHINUTUN
COUNTY, TO WIT;
In tha aAaa of Frederick EmmeTioh, executor
of Thomas ii. sanderson, deceased, the exeou.
tor AforeaAId hAa, with the appreciation Of the Or.
phAnS' Court OF Washington county Aforesaid, lp-
Inc anal settlement distribution Of the personal
estate OF sAid deceased and OF the assets In hand,
a. far a. the same have been collected and turned
into money, when and where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased notified 10 attend tat tho
OrphAnBi Court Of Washington county aioresAidO
with their claims properly vouohsd, or they may
otherwise by law bs excluded from all beneht In
said dOOeassdB OstAtsi provided copy Of this Or
dsT be publiahed onoe week for thrOeWoeks In The
RGtional Repuban previous TO the said soth DAY oi
Iest1 z @. ROBBINs,
Hus-lAwSws Register Of wills.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 Georgetown, ID. O., August 3, 1904
Steamer EWpire hiss arrived. ConAignees Will
please attend to the reception of their goods at
once. This steamer sails for New York WedneA-
day, the 10Th instant, at 3p. m.
aus II MORGAN Il RHINEHART, Agts.
10 The Next Monthly Meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees OF the Public schools will be
held on TUESDAY, 9Th instant, at 8 O'Clock p. m.
au6-at n. 7. M0RsELL, Secretary.
Ea-CAIvary baptist Church meets every
sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, Fifth street.
between 4 and Louisiana avenue. Service at II
A. M. and 7H p. NJ. Seats free. Rev. T. r. How.
lett, pastor. lAnle-u
II Diseases OF the Nervous, ssminsl,
Urinary and Sexual systems-new and reIla6is
tire Atment--+in Reports Of the HOWARD AssoClh-
TION-Sent by mail In scaled letter enyeiopei,
free OF charge, Address, Dr. J. sKILLIN HogSh
TON, Howard Association, No, SCUM Sin'n IN
street, PhilAdelphiA, Pa. m1-lY
0-WS have learned hot 20 be asIoniShss'
ct anything. Years OF experience and CORE
spondence extending Throughout all nationAiiiie'
OF the habitAble globe have turned theories Into
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09
Destruction OF a valuable wooIsi
=. - '....ns Fnetory 10 u. s'' ..".E "

PRovrDsscE, K. L.. Aug. 0, IL. 80. o.--Evsns,
seagrave 4 Co.'s mill No. |, at waterford, was
entirely destroyed BY are last night, It was
running on army wooleps, &C., 90 sets Of ma.
chinery and employed 45o operatives. Loss,
over s40O, 900. ,.-..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

No PASSES TO VIsIT TPRIsoEERs.-Col. Ingra-
ham will issue no passes hereafter to parti,s de
siripg TO visit prisoners Of war confined the Old
of War, -.#" -. r.HH'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

DIsoRDBRLY CoSDUcT.-Chas. Adams, Gus
tavns Heisler, and GustAvus Dickson were arrest
ed last night, by offioers Johnson and Greer, on
the charge OF being disorderiy at the nre, and
throwing the reel Of the Anacostia Fire Company
into the canal. The evidence not sufncient to,
they were fined s5 each for disorderly conduct.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

The PisntStion nittsrs make tho weak strong
tAs lAnEpid priliiAnt, and are exhausted natures
great Festorsr. They are oomposed Of tho eels.
brsted! Caiissya Bark, wintsrsreen, sasssfras
Roots Herbs, 60, all preserved In perfectly pure
81. Cfcix Rum. f"' .'...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

ON THE WNG.-Two soldiers, whilst In the
set Of deserting nom the army, hid thar muskets
in the botanical gardens. The weapons were
found b. Oficer Psdgett, Of the Eighth precinct,
and taken to the ststIon.ho USE, where they Will be
kept well-oonditioned. The soldiers took the train
for the North, which had . eollision yesterday.
They are, doubtless, still on NE wing. I .''Els
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

,g RoBpERY AT THE VkRIKrIEs.-Last night
Mr.. Ostheiui, of the Varieties, discovered that
the once. number Of boys were about the place
At the time, and one Of them, named John Hart,
who ran from the bullding about the time Of the
robbery, was arrested on suspicion, He was hsld
for further hearing. q. -ur.. 20, .s rg.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-20
CITY ORDINANCES.

A N ORDIN NCR
n 20 Mahe an Additional Apr oprstiou to the Board
q u''u"ns oi 'le toor Tor the expenses of the year
s,etor The Select and cqmrnou Councils Of the tg,y
thousand hunc,td and nty-iQnr liars be and the
same her BY fpprcrrted g no Boufd OF Guard aos OF
The pOof go De applied o. the following items an ord
nance eutilcd 'An Ordnance 70 make IN appropratcn
70 the Guardians Of The Poor ior thC expenses q
Che year l5Ji' approved January =, A. D. l6i as fol-
HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT,
To Item brandy wine WHISKY aud porter three huu-
TO Zen ) i marketing for hospital, nurses table, four
10 lem TO- WAGES on pay roll clsrsenbIc to Chdrou's
'''''' ''' HOUSE GENERALLY.
Io lt,m y, goldfish, batter lard, rte corr homlnY'
No. lem q potatoes, beans, and other vegetables, eight
10 Item p, .raskers hops, malt vinegar and pickles.
10 Item p, dry goods. n,e thousand (t5O00 dollars.
To Item 2s boots, shoes hats, and caps, ono thousand
10 ITEM 81, ncl, six thousand avc hunered (s65oo
10 Item So, furniture and straw, nys bund-ed $500
To Item ss, salaries Of Stewards clerk house agcn
stoci csner maron aud stewards clerk four hundred
W. " aGNUFAcrCRrSG DEPARTMENT. ...
To Item as lumber seven hundred and day 500
10 Item TO- purchase Of Iron for makias Ifoa b5dsesdf
I. FARM ASb 'BioCKLEY ESTATE.
To Item 55, straw and feed ior horses and cows,
lars.
OUT DOOR EXPENSES.
To ltsm l6 stationery printing and Advertising throe
hundred $50 collars.
And tie warrants shall bo drawn by the Guar
dans Of the Poor, In conformity with existing ordi-
uAuCes.
ALEXANDER r. HARPER,
President Of Common Councl.
Attest
ABrAHAN SIrwABr,
Assistant Clcrk Of Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this eighteenth dayi OF July, Auno Domini
one thousand eight hundred and slNty-tour "a. y.
1850.
ALEXANDER HENRY,
Il Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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CUBsIsTENCE OFFICE, UNITED sTATBs

~ Army, No. 20 SOUTH Street,
BALTIMORE, Md, July l3, 1885,.
Sealed PTog3Sa ~ dngh.%te WIN be rsceiysd st this
nishng the United States subsistenoe Department.
FOUR THOUSAND $4,000 HEAD OF BEEF CAT
TLE the hoof delivered at the State Cattle Scales. a
S@%os MO 10 lots Of SGS one Thousand each every
at s br.aS e. as Ss %sss
weight All falling short Of 1000 thousand pound.
gross weight, Bulls, Stays, Oxen, Cows, Hefers, and
deduction Of ten (lO) pounds win be made from the
wesai Of each steer accepted under this contract pro
halt hours before being weehed or not weighed inme-
Blank forms for proposals can be had on appIica-
ton at this Office, either In person, By mall or tee-
The Government win claim the right OF weighing any
cne animal separate II It's appearance indicates less
pense OF weighing wi DO paid by the party errng in udS
Each bid to secure consideration, muk contain q
written guarantee Of two responsible persons, as fol-
We, Of the County Of =, State q :, do hereby
% & G sor Se) se lie to To- fdn hnr SSnssaft
aud should his tor their proposition be accepted he Coz
herewith and We are prepared to become his secu es,
giving good and sufficient bonds for It's fulnlment.
the ocai ceriieac Of he Clerk Of the nearest DIstt
Court cf the United States District Attorney to be
Bldders be present to respond their bids, ana
prepared to give bonds aud sign the contract before eaV-
The Goysrnmen reserves 10 itself the right to reject any
Payments TO be made after each delivery 10 such fnds
may be hand II none on hand. TO bs made as soon
received. -
PIopo, ais must be endorsed distinctly PROPOSALS
FOk BEEF CATTLE" and addressed 10 "CaptainJ J. III.
GILMAN, G. p, ia more Mary lana"
la bid is IN the name Il frm their names aGd ther
poAt Office address must appear or they VIII not be con-
sidtIpd
Each person every member OF urm Otering a pro-
posAl accompany u with oath 0f allegiance 70 the
United States Government, IL he has not already aed ons
at this office.
AVbids compytBg strictly sh he terms ef tAs a.
refHscmenf riH be rejected -
bls-l2t Captain and q. s.. s. A
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THE MILITARY SITIA1ION-THE NEW
DRAFT A DECISIVE SOLUTION.
IRON. We Times.

Prom ne Times.
The progress of the war has vastly simplided
its opera hon. Instead of being waged in detail
u mutt uIde of points along border lines and
coast limo, with intervals of hundreds, aud even
thousands Of miles, it now is made 10 bear almost
exclusively upon two pOsitous--Richmond and
Atlanta--ihe one recognized TO be the key TO the
northeastern. the other to the southwestern por-
ton of the "Confederacy."
If these places are captured and the armies
which defend them are compelled to surrender,
an end at once is made of the Rebellion for the
Rebels have no other forces numerous enough 10
make any stand, and no remaining able bodied
population from which to raise such forces. If
the places are captured and the Rebel armies
escape, these armies, in order 10 save their COM
municatiOns, will be compelled 10 fall back into
the southeastern portion Of the "COnfederacy,"
embracing North Carolina, South Carolina, and
perhaps the eastern third of Georgia.
Cooped up into this narrow compass, they will
be beeagured on all sides by the national armies.
When it once comes 70 that, there can be but
one result, and that not long delayed. The
Rebel armies may fortify themselves ever so inn
pregnably. they may keep the national armies 1t
hay ever so completely, they will yet find IL inn
possible TO supply themselves from the arabic
ground within that limited region, with their
necessary subsistence. There are no two States
east of the Mississippi-Florida excepted, vet
almost an unbrOkeh wilderness whose cultivated
soil bears so small aproportion 70 the area of the
State as North Carolina and South Carolina.
There are no two States, with that exception,
so extensively covered by pine barrens and
swamps. II y not natural possibility for them
20 furnish In addition TO their own home necessi-
ties, quarter Of the subsistence that would be
required by the two great Rebel armies, If once
forced back into their limits. RYen were not a
gun fired on our side In assault, the question OF
the surrender OF Lee and Johnston would be
simply question Of months. The war will be
virtually settled from the day the national armies
close In upon them, on or near the line OF the
Savannah river on the one side and on the line
stretching west from the Albemarle Sound on the
other.
Tho really decisive work, then, "a the capturing
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CITY ORDINANCES,

An ORDINANCE
II Interesting the eslarcs of A.. TTgb c,psbiss T-
teeiiYea, and tlCrks q the Nayor
Section /. The Select and Cotnner cp,cus og tbo CITY
oi fhuadephia do ordaia That IN canTs vcnee ~ the
eQ,Ance % lrcee on all the f ina ths "a aries
ofht High Cons ahes Of tire ciy sha he tnesss n oue
uogsaad tln O dollars, aud that of the Detective Oicers
o. h9 tolce TO one thousand ftnO0l dollars ye a. and
Eat the sAary of fhe Chief Cerk tho Mav, hsii h
@ueen hundred tliu0l dollars and that Of h k,sst,Bt
ON 90 the MAYOR twelve hundred (8t2OD dosrs vear
1854. ~ ~u"Ny'
Section q That the sum of three touaand three tande,
t&Dn d0ars be and the hereby approprased IA
meet The advance 81 salaries hcrol pro lied for.
ALEXANDER !. HARPER,
President Of Common Council.
AaCst-
AuENtAy STEWART,
Assistant CLERK Of Common Council.
JAMES LYNO,
President of select Council
Approved ihlg eighteenth day OF July Anuo Dornini
one thousand eight hundred and sXty-tour "a. n.
1860.
ALEXANDER HENRY,
II Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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PROPOSALS FOR STEAM FIRE ENGINES.
ORDNANCE 0rTIoR,
WAH DEPAKrnfEN


wAsnsorcs, d. c., IuIy 2. 1904
Sealed Proposals win be received this ofioe untn
MONDAY the 25th day ofJuy 1884, at o'clock 2. n, 70
sS tel second or third class Steam Fire Engines Of per-
feet suction power, complete in ali parts, with ali tAe
modern improvements combined, 70 be drawn By hsnd
for service The diameter q the reepocatng steam fOrce
pnnI 70 be shout & - IL inches capable Of forcing one
70 275 eet and two 2) streams om Inch no1Hie aver
with tenders and hose approved construction, wilh
all the necessary fittings They are to be subject % rgie
received paid for unt they have been thoroughly toe
with fn head of'osT SHdeS his directions
The bidder win be required to accompany hs PROPOSE
that in case hls bid Is seceptsd be wi AZ
de- IN sDr aonsi - ~ s,n. ~ tSs contracs "a ~
liver the article proposed In conrmiy win the terms q
to enter IL to the Contract they 10 make good the difference
between the offer Of said bidder and the responsiis
bidder, or tho person TO whom the contract maJ be
The esponsInIty Of the suaraniors must be shown by
Court, or ofthe United States District Attorney.
signed 5y The Contractor and both Of hi, susrsntors w
be required Of the successful bidder bidders upon Sign
"S u'' foRm OF GUARANTEE. Bu
We, the undersigned, residents Of -----, IN the
and seyersny covenant with the United states, and
Seeeptea that he or they Win a. Sses execute the
equal to the amount Of the to furnish Inc
articles proposed in conformity with the terms Of thia
made; and, in the said - shall fall TO enter into
contract Aforesaid, guarantee to make good the
differ between the offer OF the said and the
respOL sbe bidder person whom the
contract may bO awarded
Given under our hands and seals.
witness: this day Of -, l86-.
lSeal.l
TSoall
To this guarantee must be appended the official cera
cate above mentioned
These nenes are to delivered at the place Of manu-
acture. Upon the award being made the bidder
win notified furnished forms Of cont act and
bond. The Department the right TO reject any
all bids II not eemed satisfactory
Proposals win be addressed to "Brsadier- cenerel
George ID. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance Washington, d
c." and VIII be endorsed Proposals for Steam Fire
Engines"
oEO. d. RAMSAY,
jys fmwt25 Brgadler- General Chief of Ordnance.
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Lists ofsubscrpton open until the 5000 shares
are subscribed payable 81 per share the order Of Alder
man JAMES McCAHRN, the Treasurer of the Company
No 400 WALNUT Street, or at No. 1875 WALNUT Street,
at the office Of the Company, No, 2l3 WALNUT
Street
The public invited to call for prospectus. jy5-h