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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24
-NONRENIDENT VOTyCE

V ON-RESIDENT NOT{CE.
State of Indiana, Marshall County, IS.
IN the Marshall Court of Common Pleos. Nav
] ERIN, 1861
ClariSsa Glaze
Complaint for Divorce.
William Glaze.S
The Plaintiff in the above entitled cause. by her
Ottorney, has flied i'll my Office her complaint
against the defendant, ard it appearing by the ar
hlayit oil competent person that the defendant,
" lham Glaze is a non-selidcnt Of the State of
Indiana, he is therefore hereby notified Of the
pendcney oil SAID complaint against him, and unless
he appear, answer or demur thereto, at the call
ing OF SAID cause on tho first day of the hext term
OF sand court, to be begun and held ut the court
mousse IN the town of Plymouth, on the Fl fl Mon
day OF May. leG1, said complaint and the matters
anu thIngs therein contained and aIletlged will be
heard and determined in his absence
JOHN CUSHMAN, Clerk C. PC.
J'U osborne II IFS Atty. fh21-3w
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ONlNI,S.SI O NER,S s 4 l. Il o Z
u IA l. T. S TT TIE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, a
Commissioner appointed to sell the following des-
cribcd real estate, to wit; The South half ofthc
North West quarter of Section Six 81 in Town
ship Thirty four (34) North, of Ranpe -Four az
East except Traction Thereof across the Clayton
road supposed to be about one acre and half in
Marshall County Indiana-will sell at public
auction on tic 9Th day of April 1861, at the
Court House door in Plymouth, the above des-
cfibcd land. Terms OF sae-One fourth cash in
hand; and the remainder in three equal annual
payments, with interest from day of sale, the pur
chaser TO give noses waving benefit Of valuation
appraismcnt laws with good freehold security.
n33w4 &c. OSBORNE Conf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24
.1D.HLIf.STRITPII .StLE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will Oh the 9th day oil April next at the late resi-
dence OF jacob Grsves dead in Walnut Township
Marshall County Indiana expose for public sale al
the personal property of the deceased, not taken
10y the widow, consisting OF horses, cattle, hogs,
farming utensils. household goods &c. TENS, a
credit OF six months will be given OIL all sums OF
three dollars and over, by giving notes with no
proved surety
SARAH GROVES, A,lutx.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24
JOHN C. CUSHMAN, C. C. C.
state Of Indiana,
Marshall County &C.

ii. NJ. LOGAN, Sheriff of said county.
do hereby certify that the above Is a true
full and complete copy Of the original Election
Notice as furnished me by the Clerk of the Cir.
cut Court Of said county. and hereby give no
uce to the qualified voters Of the different Town
ships in said county 10 meet at the usual places =,
holding elections therei7, on the LIST Monday and
18th day OF April A. d. 1864 for the purpose of vo
ting for said officers
Given under my hand this 9Th day of March,
aeoi. II. M. LOGAN,
njJ-5wI Sheriff Marshall Co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

DIR. W H. Davenport. Surgeon Den
fist. will be at the Edwards House on next
Tuesday and "Wednesday, when those who
desire any thing done in the line of den
tistry can be accommodated. and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. The DIR. is No. L
workman. and we arc confident will give
entire satisfaction |: is his design to
visit Plymouth regularly on the last Tues
day and Wednesday of each month.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

4 young man who has worked at the
printing business about three years IS desi-
rous of obtaining situation in an office
For particulars address Charles Belangee
Plymouth Indiana.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

New GroCSrvs
II. A. WORK,
Plymouth Marshall Co. Ind

The undersigned has established New Groce-
ry Store one door west of Becker's corner, on La
porte street, and will at all times keep complete
assortment of Family Groceries, of the very BEST
QUALITY, which he will invariably sell at the low
est market price. Richmond Mills Flour and
Feed always on hand. II. A. WORK,
Plymouth, Indiana, July 18th 1863. n24tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

The Democracy of Polk Township, are
requested to meet on Saturday o'clock
P. NJ. at Mapes' wagon Shop, in Tyner
city. t. nominate candidates for the April
election.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

HE CONCERT given by Mr. Kerr and
his singing class, on last Thursday night
was wen attended. Owing to other en-
s"9ehiehts we were unable to attend, but
we are informed by those more FORUM tie
IN that respect than ourself, that the per-
Torrance Was all that had been promised
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CORRECTED WEEKLY
NOTICE TO CONTR1CT ORS,

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals for building meeting house. or
of such specific part toward the construction of
such house as hereinafter set forth, will be recev
ed by Samuel d. Taber and Richard Corbaly until
the 9th day of April next, at 10 o'clock noon; at
which time the proposals WILDE opened by the
building committee and the contract awarded to
the lowest responsible bidder, at the residence OF
Richard CORDIALLY.
The Committee design to sell the Contract OF
constructing said house above the foundation
which will include all the carpenter work, and
furnishing the material necessary to DO used
therein, except that the seats are not to be made
in this Contract The house to be painted. The
plan and specifications forl said house may be
cen at Richlrl CDcblly's residence from and
after the 22l day OF March inst.
SAMUEL ID TABER
n33w3 Chairman of Committee.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

George Kock has just received another
large addition to his stock of Boots and
Shoes which he is DESTROYS of selling to
customers a little lower than like article
can be bought at any other Store in Plym-
outh. Men women and children, can be
supplied with the very best article kept for
sale In this market.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24
THE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Ifyou want to buy the cheapest Prints
in town. 60 TO Calkins'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24
no ALCOHOL OR BAD WHIsKEY.

no ALCOHOL OR BAD WRISKEY
They will cure the ADORE diseases in ninety nine
cases out OF hGndred.
Induced BY extensive sole ali universal ponuIar-
ity of hoofland German Bitt.rs. surely vegst
ab e. hosts Of ignorant quacls all .ilS,rupuious
adventurers rave opened upon suffering humanity
he flood gates of Nostrums in the shape Of moor
whlskey, Wiley compounded with injurious drugs.
and cilr tened TONES. stomaclcs and Bitters
beware of the innumerable array Of Alcoholic
preparations in plcthoric bottles AMI biz, belnel
kegs under the modest aTi citation of BIttcrs;
which instead OF c;ring Only agra sate disease aud
leave the disappointed sufferer in DESPAIR.
Do YOU WANT SOMETHING TO SIREN
CITIZEN YOU
Do you want = good appetite
Do yor mt to bald up your con tih.tion7
Do you want To feel WELL
Do you want to get rid of nervousness
Do you want energy?
Do YOU want to sleep we'll?
Do YOU ant brisk and vigorous Ceeliyc7
Ifyou do. use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BITTERS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24
SAMUEL BARRETT J.P.
70 HEIRS OFPETITION TO SELL
REAL ESTATE

State Of Indiana Marshall County.
NOtice IS hereby given ;hat Solom.n PcSrman,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Zbi Wnget de-
ceased, has fcd his petition to sell the cal Estate
OF tie deccdent, his personal being insufficient to
pay his debts and that said petition will be hearl
at tic next term OF the Court of Common Pleas q:
said County.
JOHN c. CVSUNAN
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

Still the rush for great bargains in Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, and notions, is
at ECeleston and Bros Auction Store
When you come to examine their prices,
YOU find them 50 much less than at any
other house in Plymouth. YOU are sure to
buy. Added to which you arc sure to be
treated with The greatest politcncss from
the proprlctors and Their assistants. 10
those whohave alrcady dcaltat the Auction
Store, it is needless to recommend them.
and to those who have net. We would say,
Try them and our word for it. you will
fiud them all We have represented.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

We arc requested to give notice to the
lovers Of fine Stock tha, our townsman G..
II. Hess, has purchasela fine, fast trotting
horse with a direct view Of improving the
stock Of horses IN this vicinity. Those
interested viii ~ sci 70 cxan;nc him.
Sec Bills.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

We again call attention 10 the f;.ct that
'.Michell'S New General t;las" is the very
best work Of the kinl Ger published 1t
contains more statistical information Of
value to The PEOPLE ;haa AM other work of
it. class in existence. beside: which, it is
being sold by the agent fer this County.
Mr. Linn, TO subscribers at price within
the reach of people generally. We arc
sure that sny Of our readers who may pur-
chase the work on our recommendation
will thank us for calling their attention to
It. Price s..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

The cheapest and best lot cf women
and childrcns shoes can be had at Cdlk
ms
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

II. Is. Dickson is doing large business
m the way Of selling Hardware, Cutlery.
Iron, Nails, Stoves, Tinware De. The Col
is an honorable and gentIemanIy dealer
and those desiring any thing in his line Of
trade viii find it to their advantage to pat
ronize him.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

The Musical CONVENTION held in
this place last week We learn was well at
tended and gave general satisfaction. 1t
would be well if people generally paid
more attention to the science Of vo-
cal music. Nothing is SO well calculated
to soften down the asrcritics of human ma
ture as good soul stirring song or hymn
we'll suns-ani we might add, nothing
gratea more harshly ON sensitive ear
than such singing as we too often hear.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

Our entcrprising fellow townsman DIR.
Calkius, having purchased the store Of j.
VI. Dale, has removed into the room for
merly occupied BY III. b. Reeves, on the
East side Of Michigan Street, where he is
selling as good bargains as ever. The DR..
IS liberal minded man in all his WAYS.
hence he must prosper. Give him 4 call
he will show you his goods with pleasure
and you don't buy, it will be no fault OF
his.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

LIoUoRs pure. unadui:cra.el and tit
to use in ease Of sickness ifnccd be. can be
bought Of 2ir. :. T. Overwhelmingly IN
this place. lie keeps nothiu. which ne
cannot warrant free from noxious draes of
every Kind and sells as low as an aTtiele
ofgood quoiy can lie afforded.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

The cheapest and best fine cut, Smoking
and plug tobaccos at Caikins'-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

PETERSON for April is on our table
sparkling and bright" with literary gems.
We love Peterson because of its homclike
sympathics, its Gatherings for the wives and
ilttleoncs oft@e land 1t IS cmphatically a
family Magazine. and no well ordered
household should be without it. Address
G. j. Peterson, 300 Chestnut Street Phila
Price 81, year.
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THEI CONTAIN.

And will positively prevent Y GLOW Fever, Bill
lou; Fever, &c.
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PROPOSALS.
q RDN ANCE OFF, IoE,

q X d An CR oFPIC
~ was DErARrwESr.
sealed Proposals WI be received this Uhce ur.n
Accouiemens ess,e IS to Be- % Ssssr ,es n the Of 1nsss
quantities at ne undermined Anenais, viz -
,Ott9seis at the franliord Arsenal Brissburz PeDs-
900 sets at the Allegheny Arsenal, rtsouru. Psn.-
foNo sets q, the 81. Louis Arsenal. Missouri.
lop estr at tho WatertosSn Arsenal, Massaohusetts
These A,cUutremenis 20 be made Ia strict confo.
S6oye had win the following S exsspioas sS sS va .e1, ss
endsg o. wili be ba two inches wide ant no shoulder
irdgfIhoA aud cappouch to be len o AID the ears
border src 10 be tim cd upon Il csrrd p ~n ,s,
SIZE ans yle as on the plate req aces the css
with ten 1O stitches che inca separate bids " II bs
received or the nsnufaetIrs Of these of
@fsioet. The bsts are % be q sraned leather.
or s e sssH
to be distinctly gpderstood hst this Depamsuts e
sny s.n,s,s may sSls az stages o. q. PrOsrsss
are 10 be subee to Inspection the arsenal where DE-
vSIed before being received Tor The o5vsrnment None
are 2 o. accepted or paid for except such approved
Dsiysics must be made in lot, Of not ess than ono
raeted tot The nrst delivery be isth day
Fsurs 70 make deliveries a, speeosa ,iuao win ,ueses
tho contractor 20 forfeiture Of tho number be may fan -
The Acooutrements be boxed ia the usual mannsz,
H xes 20 be charged at cost to be determined ths
Biddors win state explicitly the Arsenal or Arseaaia
where they propose 20 deliver aud the number Of seng
ore p'Of''' " u'"'o "-'" P-'''H '0r "0's uoAA
n, hAds xylf ha conaA.,., ,,. r.r... ,h :. a.. -
mont 10 b. fy ooupe,Snt 10 In maj, o,,n 49,
M ~ cyN nro.css 80 Sho,sS 80 - sspe
trss oeg xccs, o,b.s % t "a koe s - - -
own shopt ihey win be rsected and de r.a.1
n,, az, ,'ciT -
esch par,v hiairny ~, P ~ ~ !. va ~ 10y y
nart 81 segb sal ,f IccoI fysHaents " '-r~ " S~'~
ntTku STrR #..Uar
The bidder VIII be reauised 10 aocoompanv MA urooof
tIon viii usraT fes sgncd bv g. yle sst.
~" IN Nc "a ,A ~ ~ M ~, yss.osnss
ceutrnct Gr the ssr,e vjb sooT s,d ~, ~,
the =, sle nrnnosed - y, LIZ ~. ~ ~.
vac va @ 10 eonIo.ny WIN inv terms u shis
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PFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THT

fkE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THE
~ Ci Of Philadelphia, July II, 1851. "A despatch
was last evening addre By the Mayor T. the Secretary
Of War In tho following terms "Wil you authorize ct
10 Cnst Tor the Immediate dsteuEe OF ia amOre and
ash'nA ton, to remain in service only daring
geLcyg is believed that only thus prompt and
aid DO assured"
To such inquiry the Mayor received at response
follows.
I'm answer to your teegram Of last night the President
directs me TO EAy that the Government VIII accept
services OF any oaliotc tizens for term they
be cspset TO Offer but cannot ertake to JgA Io
them. That must be done by the local alhOrtlss while
the Government VII render any sfAnce in its power
for armng supply ns, and transpO. uIg them TO such
points as uey can be useful.
"EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Secretary OF War"
In accordance with the purTort Of the olng do
henby invite and urge the cilers vi Phladspnia firth
with TO organize companies OF minute proceed
possible to the AID defense nolghoofng
citle and to his eud every facility will be given by the
mulcpl! asthorts, upon application 10 their COMMITTEES
Defense, sitting 1T Ghes lut and Fifth streets
ALEXANDER HE SRY,
Mayer OF Philadelphia,
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Miss Laura Goodnow, recently tho soprano
Of the Uriyersalist Church In Springfield, Mass,
has beer engaged at salary OF $500 year at
Kings Chapel, Boston.
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CHRAP DRY goops CAR, 'ETs, OIL

,-.rrpAp npv ooo,,s - 7ETS, OIL
~ Cloths, Mating, and window shsdes. uLr,
!, We. az liAMgts 'ais,
ali wool al si ~ S. SIs 81 So n tifs tlsf and a
InrrAn Carpets, wool hiiing, 7bo.
Hemp Carpets, SOC.
RaE Carpets SIC.
Entry and star tarpo'a. 80 % el5a
licOr on Clsth.. 1nc. % g..
Glt Hordcfed wi d ~ Sha ~ atsnt0 -.
white and ned Chcck Ma tins, 80 and6o.
Bun and Green 9hadirg &C.
Musnns Eres. variety from - 10 so ceutsj wide
sheetng and Ptihw Musilns, 6lc. 20 ei31; Sew York
MINIS Nuehns, nc.
Table Linens, alto rs
Nankins. 81 t1 70 cents.
Ciash, 10 10 20 cents
Take Covers, 81 10 98.50.
Aipacat all colors, 81 90 SIC; Black ant Wool Deainea
90 10 ~ ceEts.
Summer Shawis, $500 70 f6
Fnuucls. tsc tO 81; Lawns fOc. O1ats 7ppol Cotton
u cents SAT- ,sccnts rins, bc Ho1ke and E,es
tetts. Ladies std Gents Ctt stockings, ~ 30
aud MARKET Streets. iy9-st
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nWs OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THE
80 Ci.y OF PhaJelphs, JuIy II, 1884.
5hc Committee on CITY Council on Defense and Pro-
teclon Til be In permanent session the Committee
Room. corner Of FIFTH and CuESNUT Streets, whero
II vii he in Immediate commune alton with the Mayor
furnish Information.
Al officers recruiting under the calls OF the Governor
wl please to report at such Committee Room without
delay II IS urgently thar they viii comply with
this desire of the municipal autncrities.
ALEXANDER HENRY,
lyil-f Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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GEO. ID. RAMS AZ,
*. Gen. , Chief OF Orduai
JyS-mwEn
QUARTERMASTRR-

PIuIApBLPuA, july II, 1894.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this office until n
oclock on FRIDAY the 18th Of July, 1854, fos the mms-
diaie delivery Of
one hundred Paullns to ho made in the best msnrer
Of rs onnce cotton linen duck size 20 BY 90 subject
insY Yection. r -
Price TO be stated for each kind separately both ID
wiring and hgurFa, and 10 include packages and DE-
livery. Samples TO be fnrnished by bidders, the
her bid for, ard tho shortest time required for delivery
stafed. 7sff "
The ability Of the bidder to hI tho contract must bs
guaranteed by two responsible persons whose signatures
be Gppended the and said guArantse
accompany uie bid ~
The right is reserved to reject all bids deemed toe
high, ana no bid fom defaultlng contractor viii "
reColV ed.
For further infcrmhton bidders WIN call at the Ofco
No. IisD fRARD areet where flrms for proposals. wa
be furnished. by order ~
Colonel GEORGE II. CRoSMAS,
Assistant Quartermas ter deneral. U s. A
GEORGE Il. ORME,
lyl2-3t Captain and A. y, N.
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Subrcripon 81 each share TO original subscribers for
5000 shares pay able 81 cash down upon subscribing and
two other instruments Of 81 each pap able the 25h July
and 9sth August, ls64, respectively.
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OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND


PHILADELPHIA. July I, 1884.
Sealed Proposals win be received ct this once unrn
II clock NJ. ON MONDAY the 18th inst for supplying
the ;huy lki arsenal with the following articles =;
NC0en Grey Blankets. army standard, TO weigh nva
pounds and measured b. inches with the
,eliers U S. la black, inches long, Ia tho centre).
Wooden Stockings, made with fashioned toe, withont
seams, standard weigh three poundl dOzen
Army standard samples OF each of tho above arlsles
bo ia Office, which deliveries must strictly
Bidders must In their proposals. the price
(WHICH must be ltyen In writlng well In ngures),
the QuRntty, ana time OF deiircry.
Ea,h bid must be guaranteed by two responstbe pos-
soHs Whose Signatures must he appended 10 tue guaIAn
ard when bidcer guara not II
his Office be responsible they must be certlded 20
being such by public dncdonary Of the United
states.
Ids from defauang contractors and those that do not
M y comply Nth The requirements OF this advertisement,
triH not bc cOusfd. red
Plank forms for proposals be had upon application at
this once and bids must be endorsed with the name
OF the article bid for.
fys-st Aseistaut Ouarter1nasfor General u 3 A.
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& VEN NTu
NATIONAL BANK,
NO. 2I6 MARKET STREET,
(CoRNER or sTRAwBERRY.)
Capital $l25r 900.
To be Increased to S500,000.
DIRECTORS.

DlItEC IOltSs
HENRY @. MORRIS. Of Morris, Tasksr q Co., Pascal
Iron works. Finh ana rahkers sts.
CHARLES 8. CLOSE, OF Close & Sesbil. Builders. No.
No. S5l Reed street
JAMES N. PRESTON, Manufacturer Of wOoen 0oOds,
Manayu yunk-
J. A. WATERS, OF J. A. wateFs A Co., Wholesale
Grocers. No. l2o Market street.
8. b. CoUoHLIF, Real Estate. No. L02 Thirteenth
street
WM. p. CLYDE, Agent Phlada aHd New Ysrk Express
8. d. Co., No. Il 8. Delaware Ave.
GEORGE ". HILL, Manufactures ofCarpetnss, No. LIS
N. Third street
]. W. BOUDRR, wholesale Boots aud Shoes, No. 500
Market street.
,. z. DkHAYEN, Importer ef Wines Btandss 80, Eos.
80 and ~ Delaware Avenue
This Bahk having been duly authorized 10 commence
business unoer the National Currency ACT, u pre-
pArod receive DEPOSITS, make Collections and rans-
act General BANKING BUSINESS.
Discount days on TUESDAY and FRIDAY Of each
week
j. y. DFHAvEN, President.
r.. f. HALL Cashier.
PHlLADIIrHIA. June 80. l8eA e8o-im
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n1Sy% OFFICE OF THE GIRARD COL.
lege PASSENGER Railway Company, corner of
COLUMBIA and ridge Avenues.
Ph:LADELPHtA, July II 1851.
The Board Of Directors Of 1he Grsri College PdSssn
gr Railway Company" have this day declared divdeId
Of ONE DOLLAR per share each share OF the capital
siock oi this Company payable he 18th inst TO Q
stockholders or the egai representatives. clear OF all
The Transfer Books will be closed iill the 18th inst
WM. y. Blight,
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OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF SUB
" sISTENCE.

WASHINGTON, y Q July Z, 1854
PROPOSALS FOR FLOOR
Sealed Pruposas are invited unt the lth Instant, s
O'Clock M hT urnlshlng the Subss Department with
The proposals VIII fo- what s known At ths Depot
Nos l. and aud bids will be entertained for any Qsan-
Bds must be in duplicate and grade separate
The delivery Of the Flour 10 commence within Ave days
ION The opening fthe bids, and In such quantities. dAiys
as The Government may aee dsvsfea :. ne 0ossra- err
read depOf iu Washneton. {. -
The delivery OF all Flour awarded tobe completed witN
twenty days rom the ooenias OF he bids -
Pas nent viii he msde IN certificates ofindsotednene,
such OTHER funds as the Government MAJ have for d
Ihr usual Government. inspection win be made Just BE-
Tore e Flour IL received, aud none Whlbe accepted "hisA
An oath Of allegiance must accompany the bid Of each
5d win be entertained from parties Who have prsVioasU
aired comply with their BIDS from bidders no' prs
reserves the risht to reject bs ter M any
BIDS to be addressed to the snaef " -
asseesi 1s'sf sno'r''D 81 aEESE Captain aud os.v
IIRFsH BEEF AND vBGE TABL rs.
BrRrAu OF PRovIeIoas AND cLorhfEal
-. ..e..,...,. !, suly :. isei. e.. !,
Sealed ross. sDSSrssS Dc poPoas s tS. sT srs'1 hsI
cock P NJ the 2Qih daV OF July inst ~ the suppy
O. l9oSt teSe Sss at ne Phnadsipnia saiioS as reSas
Tht Beef Vegetables must 20 Of good quality, and he
s' @ s M hs S posnd The sssf @ % 70 Be oaa Popei
lore ano hind anarterp BOND with approved secssisy
ecnuact and twenty pcr cent in adaitlen VII ne viii
held frou the amount OF each nayment 5e made, e
whah witt on no scoolni paid until \ q fily oou-
prsS aer mus, be aeoomoauled BY wrsan gu.ran
tee signed BY Responsible psrens; ,nAs W
hcdef or bidders viii hs er their eia es aeespssd @ ss,
cient surelles 70 furnish tho articles proposed. =
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Incorporated June 90, 1854.
Capital, S3OO. 900.

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