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The weekly union record., 1864-10-22
Pocket Book Lost.

n OST or stolen, on Monte eomery street on Wed
IL nesday last. pocket book containing letter
and receipts, ana certificate of draft belonging t.
Martin OespOt also three notes, one against Joh
Nezan foI s5?5 two notes against the undersigned
one for 1900. and one for 800. which said note
have been paid by me. Amy person finding an'
delivering the same to me will be literally reward
ed. Il. MARCHETLA.
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Dissolution.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-.
Il isting between the undersigned in conducting 9
the Union Hotel in Oroviile. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Ralph Bird will continue the
business, and viii collect and liquidate the &c
counts coming to or owing to the concern.
RALPH BIRD,
Nj. MILLER
Oroville, October Is, 1864. w45l
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Polaids Southern History Of the War, pag5
Is, contains the following paragraph Northern
doughisces may here see what estimate is put
upon their honesty by the rebels whom they
are SO anxious to serve. Speaking of the
causes Of the war, The writer says;
Another danger had become manifest 10 the
South. 1t was the decentralization Of the
Northern Democratic party on the slavery
question. This whole party had been al
unhealthy product lis very foundation was a
principle of untruih-and false TO lis own sec
tion, it could not be expected to adhere tc
friends whom it had made from interest, aut
who had fallen into adverse circumstances II
had united to the South for political power.
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The San Mateo Gazette, an independent
Union paper, has run up the flag OF Lincoln,
johnson and the Union
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SESAroR CoNNEss.-At q Union mass meet.
ing held 10 San Francisco. on Monday evening
Senator Conuess delivered al elaborate speech
upon the issues Of the campaign he sailed
tos the East on Tuesday
The weekly union record., 1864-10-22

THOSE who are inclined to be alarmed, aud
to complain Of the rapid increase of our national
debt, would do well to consider the experience
of other nations. The battle of Waterloo
closed sixty FIVE years Of English war in which
time the Government borrowed S4,l75 ,000.00C
And raised Sl05 ,945, 100000 by taxes. tota
Of Sll0,l20,O00.0O0 expended iu war for pur
poses which certainly did not rise to the leve
of national preservation. In twelve years o
war against Napoleon, the same country
expended $3.50 o0,0o0-or $500 0oo. .ooC
per alpuu.
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IN Nevada Is nearly 10 full ranks already.
"A SLAvEHoLDISG CoSFEDERAcY. The
Charleston Mercury scouts the idea Of 're-
union Of The Confederate States with the
United States" 1t SAYS:
When South Carolina seeded from the
United States, she Invited her sister slayehod-
ing States of the South to form with her "a
siavehodlug Confederacy." Bitter experience
had proved that slayeholdiug and non slave
holding States could not live in harmony to
cether under one Government Great Britain,
France and Holland had sacrificed their slave
holding colonies, while under the Government
Of the United States perpetual strife had proved
perpetual irreconcilability.
The Mercury concludes that there is but one
way to be at peace with the Northern people;
that is, they must be kept at the utmost dis
tsrce the laws Of natious will allow
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All kinds OF work in my line done as usual at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.
GEO. E. SMITH.
Oroville Oct. -. 1864. n5l
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Wise men change their opinions Often
fools never. Mark that, you old Hupker
Slave Democrsts-we believe you would burn
house down to roast pig, if il wss Demo
cra,ic.-
The weekly union record., 1864-10-22

tbs new California Regiment, recently
ordered, viii shortly be filed. The company
in Nevada is nearly in full ranks already.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-22

TVo ALL WHOM ITMAY CONCERN. CONES
Il this document greeting-ihat an disposed
to sell, AND WILL SELL, any portion or all Of
my stock Of
The weekly union record., 1864-10-22

GooD.-A delegation of about four hundred
Elen from Petaluma, Sonoma county, attended
the great Union demonstration at San Fran
cisco, on Saturday last. Upon one Ct their
trausparencies were the following inscriptions
We are fer BidwelI." TO kill Copperhead,
hit him on the TemPle.'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

.S Call in and Examine the Goods and z
Sg Prices, and judge for yourselves. 80:
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Do THEY Know lr?-Do the Irish Copper
heads, who are so devotedly attached to the
Democratic party, or the "left wing of JEFF.
Davis army know that the Confederate
Constitution entirely crciudes foreigners from
voting7 such is the fact. Ii the independence
of the Conlederacy were ACKNOWLEDGED, and an
Irish immigrant settled anywhere within its
boundaries, his individuality as freemeu
would on the instant be lost. Iu this respect
be would be rated below the negro, whose
master, under the Federal Constitution, has the
right to represent him iD certain ratio.
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NlefIU OT bu[te GO
BY B. +. JONES. Under Sheriff.
Oroville, Oct. -, 1854.
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GREAT UNION MEETNGs.-The Flag says
that never, since the canvas tents of the first
American adyentnrers TO these shores, has San
Francisco witnessed such political demon
stration' as that which came off in that city
on Saturday evening last. The procession was
four miles in length the display of fireworks
magnificent, and the city was brilliantly illumi-
mated. \ great meeting was held at Stockton
on the same evening. An immense torchlight
procession paraded the streets, rockets were
sent up. cannon fired, and the city was spen-
didly Illuminated. After the procession, 5000
persons assembled iu the Court House square,
and were addressed by Edgerton, Highly and
Pixey. Verify, the great Union cause is
marching on to certain triumph, while hundreds
are daily deserting the cause of Littlemac,
knowing that it can yield them nothing but
defeat, disgrace and discovered country.
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g. ws.h Trurr for thu sun OF three hupdrrd aud four.
teen dlrr fof loss sustained ~ Hose Coupsuy hnmi~r
Thtyhyr In having tier ho"s destroyed by bro Jsausry
seven thousand 'lit hundr.d AMI siTty- our.
With Wa hid over
thsf jir Coupr De- drtt~ 90 daN h., "srrant Ia favor
Of o. Kpha Tor the thousand dollar, for fun'h
New.york Volunteer for two hundred AMI e. aso Ia
fsvur the s~vsnyhrst New ora hsons Gurrd for the
nhrd rarrd- a. said r-gmrt siso In favor OF the
Sclir-rr ha.s bud for thr OF two hundred aud isht
" ri Volunteer the occA.i NJ The reception Of said reg
r ard ,hst 'he aInouHs b. fo Inc appropriation
,et asii c nr .lc'i rPoss.
P~tsn Of the sberrs employed by ths Cro,o Aeueduci
BOARD Tor increase Of psy. With resolution authorizing the
Which VS.. laid over
EcsoIn,iou permitting Mlchs-i sp!c-r to erect stand
Which referred 10 CnpuIiirr on Maj nal ArGirA
Resolution rrrnn, fsncir keekhu.seI TO keep stand
Which Yves coIcnr-i N.
ErgnlStion open rseEtysevcnth street. from Eighth
sveun- &c he tiudson river.
Which was referred 20 Committee Roads
Resolution permitting prnn,s ('tgn AMI John Robertson 70
eroc' r,cfri. ne tent IN lerh ,io.
whch W 81 referred 20 W. ,nee Lands aud Places
Resolution permitting isdisy TO place sgu n front Of
Which was conouned IN.
Rr1oAlioD dc-nsiins as s',ce Tor holding the election
poll of the Second ps.r.c fourth Ward
Witch ws' concurIsd H.
Ro.izusioi.f a. A. Jon's a. Cernnissoner Of Deeds
Resolution spPoiiins Join " Higgins 10 lis Place.
Which wss Crnrusrd in
R.p,ri Of Committee on FIRE Drrastnera TO build NV
Trurs for Il ook md Ladder Conp,ny humber Thirteen
Wiish was relerrra to CouI.iiee on rrr Department
Rrpir. VI Los.Iatie- Gu severe. to build sewer on
the northeast Of fity.unih street and second
AVENUE
N hich was referred T. Committee on sewers
MOTIONS aESUMED.
Alderman PIX srl liza; the do adjourn
Which wss csni,d on a diyis,u,
Afiru Aldermen foS. T3e President, hcCoo. Hyers
Icrsrn' Al Ms.tc.-on--S-
neaiirs-Al5errues Jonss, Shannon. Chip. MeKnish,
Hardy 3,
Nh,eron the President announced that tito Board stood
.,arna uti LonaAy next .ifa proIiuo. o'riocs
T. a. D. r. VALENTINE. CLERK
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10. ( fiEcrsNATI, -, oepi. - Ioof
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED By INK
4 UNDERSIGNED. uugsl THURSDAY, Ocsober 10 iss<.
oeoc 2. Tor tie ameoiste deIvesy. 70 this 70
parturnt Of
sIOCni NGs-ArIy Standard;
MESS PhNS-Arny STANDARD;
SHONELS-frrry Standard;
DRUMS. comp -e--afEy standard;
bJbAES witl ezra mouth-rlece--Armv s.cnchd;
W. IL TENTS. comp e;--Afmy Stand r. tbiefers my
they progoss to fGrnis "a. Oh 10 o. D"Ss
a. 3 .h,t ler u Cotton q Linn ms,eF.A-b
HOSPITAL JItlS--Arny Standard
WOASlED sAshES-fTmJ s'arcari;
ssrnDs o. hch nsy he g tie Office OF Cotns shs
Equpage "a in, cily.
frc ~ charge at the o. g. Inspection Were'
hou-. 10 W cy ~ good packages WIN ihe Lslle oil no
patty i1n G. tho iind and Quantity y. goods ds,Diccy
n-rked ut cir aud package. go,
l4f i offering g1ocs rst osctly state iu their bids thu
ouiui.y they pr po.e osmah the price, and time OF do
livery 81,
s.es when ssbnlied uu,, be- InGrsd ard numb rrits
casrescad with prooss sud the .srts ,nsi 80 nuss
gssue tbs good shall be-, an every resp'c eloAi %
Army st-nl4Td, oL.r~iSs tho iropo'A MI Ao' 9e coz
sGfrec.
raarnfy signed by responsible DHst conn
0.l xuFsesg that tAo Diicer VII sfp, ;ho ar
t4c,s ~ ar4-d a. llta o. drr fls fr5YosaA
BID si be- opened laursd >, October H. ~ ?, ivo
oslo-k b. n lL oiicc and 0tdGTs ale ieqaestec 70 %
Award, " ~ IL made o. Falsy October Il. 1854.
Byuls WA sl lid aat lie e5Atfes VAL Dc iaithiniy
'i.flrd.
Tre.f.us relating % Proposal vii no, he noticed .
tA4a cd Proposals., Contracts cnd Bcacs nsy De %
40 Is4. to rssre. any BID deemed nErsonsble is ~
served
in45r-e envelope Proposals. ier 49," and -
9fuss sol VIZ. W. NrNiN
Chtf matchmaker O-nc-nnr'i Vefo'
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Orslcs U. s. CoxxssAny o. suBsssrsxos
no. - Nins-st..
CINCINNATI Dam Sent n I3S&

,
CINCINNATI OHro Sept. q. 1854 }
! "A kMY STORES.--Seaied Proposals, in do
- piss.e vii be recsivrd by the oga-rsgu-d untn
me .. he tnie ed States Army oabsteAoe Stores ~
lOS Snp ,oeo, oo5 pPsad. q
NALON-s'd-.. Shoulders Hams.
f9is T. o. .1Ind Zee tom re't or s,sin f weight no
bacon be sound heroaghy cured end srosed dry; iooss
q p.eisd IN 's erces or bore' containing about ~
cooguE ust 10 ofthe best kind ard I'll boxes must b
quantity Of each kinl offered time within winch tbsy
pcpoe TO s.s ne dsiv-ry a Tor sscon wheIhsr Loose -
The be delivered TO tue Commiass-es Of SubS<
H,gio ~ Boston e,ch bdd'r may select bot they mud
IN be proposals. AZ which Of these points they vii sko
hsr aeyeres saa At more ha on" point this quantity =
each.
,parse proposals. mus, DO mad. 10 duplicate Tor each =
the al;cs ourd Or tor Of tno articles f
re. points and tdrrs propose Tor the whole or ~
Iar oihr amount specified.
Tie prices (pr barrs for Pork rerpoundo Bacon usmse
Ia IL proposals Wi % for the article delivered ee OF xpess
ts nod States orsysge ooopesgsor packages as seh
places Ia the ctiss s41sa may BE- desscssd % the IoS1s
expected to hold their good: vishou, on.
rersr ptoi until r,ouifed for shipment, -
desired by the RECEIVING Comnisssry.
Csteaei ofin-Prcen o. professional packers or lpecS
oef Than the party Furnishing The stores. muAl De tn
r.hsd when sqasd bot she meats win lilo BE- eaanns1
,hs passed apon ~ .ich i.pe,tS. =. ray % ana'o'
Rcrrr Of eght signed bya p'o;esiorl Public Weighs
mu.i o. furnished when required.
be Oh erse aud ,acA must have distinct sn1
plainly nA4.d tae ard address Of the saio tho
nare tue con,eHi end d'o % cOnut and bacon racss
them the tare tscsus and nee
~eight-.
Payments viii be ade In such funds may b. furnished
by he United Stares.
nteL copy of,i. advertisement mus. be s'tscbed =
proposal s,so written guaranty ostwo re'ponsaas
YoRa OF PROPOSAL
Place ~ business and oste...............
TIE uuaorizned response 10 your advertisement dsse
September u t5t hereby otter, for r 70 he United >atss
n a,rtu
t,y offered, place AID line Of delivery. So.,)........
fS....l das cents pef
...... and should is proposal he accepted IN ~lte
pam viii deliver the ~ 4 tc comp ance With the
ID gyrtl.-meui copy OF wtlsh !. bercnnto attached
lsiglrlGre OF bidder J.........
Wr The md r,iF4.ed hereby gCersnfy La should ali
ps of IT, BID BE- pied. should b. duly TAB
hied ls true parport sDd copd,icus Also
written nsec with nd 70 the amount OF one fourth q
hs value Of proposed TO be luaed shs De axs-
cuisf Il required.
t>gnstutosl ......................
.................
Proposals. be ircloed in envelope ,eaed sni Al
ireed 70 The uaersEupd ard be ilsii shed from
oilg By words Proposai for 5,oss on The AZ
pr i & hsnl corner Of the envelcp". -
The right IA reserved reject any 81 bid II such
noU4J bs teeI.ec ~ tie interest Tie UnI sts
q. IN FAIRY,
Major end c. ;, L. :. A.
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pr6posals.
OFsICr CnIEP ouARTAEHAsTEu
tIf(fNNaTt Diil0 -, Ut. ~. iefA

tfsici AHiEP OuARTAhhAhifh
No. IL CTCNsaTi ONO. Sept. ~, iets
DkOPOSAIs are invited by the undersig ned,
/ una WEDNESDAY,, Oc.5 1874 :. two O'glocA p Ia
Tor The int riiA;e f,liyr.y 10 M. Department. u
ARM BOOTS, t-rtra sizos.) No,. , 20 IL
Samplers oi heh nay l., ~ he oice OF Clothing ana
Equpase, n ,nis .ity. IL,
10 DO a..t,srd Toe ~ clury- ~ the y. Inspection
arehnuse s RI y, 10 good pac ksgr, with me nAi
Of the lsfiy ful.nag M tinf aud qqAl Of goods distinctly
mafA 4 on esel sf.ilIs AMI pos kssr. ,. -,
PaItles inns, distinctly e'- n their bias We
quantity they psoPoss 10 lgEis. the nee snd ne u do
h.rry IL.
cofrsrosi wiz Tie propoli and tho part les thereto Hsisi
TINT the goods fs b. IN every Pec' equal 70
Army STANDARD otniS" the proposal viii NOT Be nsideIed
g.rr.iy rd ~ Two frspon lDs persona. must accom-
may each bid that the bidder VII sgppy Tie
art,el.. awsr,ied 10 him under Ms proposal
b,d, viii bs opened alay Oct. 5, 1854, Al two
oelocx D. m tlis oior and bidders Teuesd TO be
Awsrd, vii be made on ThuIiday. Oct G. 1854
Bod. viii 10 required that he contract u b. faithfully
fIlhrd. :, =.
Hans toru 81 Proposals. Contracts AID Bonds nay bo OBJ
talard ri thus obce. 49,
M ieh T. rrcsi ay I'D dsemed unreasonable. Ia ressrvrd
la 70. cry, npo Frvyoais 0t Army iooi aud addr.s -
Col. WV. v. NCAlM,
Chief guarfrriuastfT Cincinnati DcrVt
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No.3 liSCisr1rI ONO. aepi. =. va
PROPOSALS are invited by the UNDER
! SIGNED uutp TUESDAY. Or. H. 1874 A. 'wo o'clock
IN Tor t'e Immediate desrr' = flis Department, a.
TRONsFRs NOM ed.-Arm- sirnt- ri
SACK COATS. Lined-Arnr Stard4ldi
UALLIArpS OirrI.ou ald SioUu-Arny S,ardsri
sun pie. Of which nay 10 % TIE ,tes o. Clothing md
Eguirsge In ,hii city.
10 be- delivered, nee u chsr-- a. he U. g Inspection
Var iou.e d. city Ia good packaHt, viii 1,e
Of rho parry fnihng ID. NJ lni cal iy Of goods 5s
tinctly faafked on sAen article and package.
Parties olerrs DDS must cl..y state IN tfcif bd. ne
quantity they rro9o,s TO iuinh as pilce and time o. de
livery .
saipes When submitted mu b. marked ,ri nnuhereet 10
sond VIII he proposal -no the pares t,sto i1nii
guar Ms the goods shsl be ID sssr- iesp"ft eg4 .
Amy STANDARD osIwis- proposal q. no be considered
guslant, sl.ntd DJ two rcsr1nble pc rs, must a.
comp zach bid rllerius 20 40 oei'@ Ill supply
artici.s awarded 20 him under hls DIopo-G -
Bis vii b. q on ursday Dtli ~. h'f"o O'CLOCK
m Ogcs, and b..cls sequetteo 20 ne pf' sent
AwAl,ll viii be made Wedlesfey Oct l.. isbf-
Bonds Will b. repaired mai .e contract VII be Ash.ay
fohied
Telegram. relating to Proposals win rot b. noticed
BGnt Forn- rlcposss Contracts sre holds, nay be
obtained NJ thiI Office
re re, 70 inject aay BID deemed unreasonable rcerved
Indorso envelope Proposals for - -, und sudfess
WM. W. hcKiM,
Chief Qusrtcrrnaftar, CiEe.nnsi Depot.
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No. 2 dNciNsAgi g., september ~, .So4
PROPOSALS are invited Iy the undersigned,
L uniI q a., l,DAT October n. 1885, - Two o'clock
n fo the ilauI-ii.fl delivery ~ Int Dspnteut, Of
Tht fPrTS tviir erfrl month po.fsI Aruy -t-ntardi
TIT MPEIs. CORDS AND f.- fD IS. Afly :. aHt-se,
GARRISON YLfDi Army Standard,
sToAJ FLAGS. Array STANDARD.
F7ni llge " thu city
10 brrv~lei ~ q charge the q. 3 Inspection WsFt
Lou.r In iii. city, n good rtekf gee V..l e name or
tn party a., thr kn4 un l4Aiy o .'sds distinctly
rlafA 90 each or ite lf- IlHt4-r.
Parte ouerinc goods nu dii ely ''sr In their bid, he
qua tiiy they opo.s llf @ .lr Q-ce AM nre Of &C.
livery. -,
co1rr, ond witt ihc prrps u aft Pie pu-s tielcto d
srale. slst ODE shal be- 10 every frperi egrl 10
Afll, STA d-gd o rwlso the pro = win % CO sltc IL
guaranty get BY Two pio- rcrsou- fiist sccoai
pauv eafl bid grf-'sns hlt thr bidder VII fulPJ 1he
Articles ~ r,lsi % De- una~r BIS Droiv-t'
SID. Ill % op-urd lnrHasY. October o, it4, Al t@o
GA D. H. a. This Oh co aud s.td1T. rsquese1 l. te
pfes,Ai- 49,, o,-,a,,
Bond. gl be Required t.. -s eoAtIs.. "a DC i..4A'ij
fihiet
Ielrsrsns relating 20 Proposals vii not - noticed
Ek frn o. Proposals., Csuirscss and Bonds may be OBJ
tanned 70 tLl. 0rce.
Tue e torse ary bid deemed unreasonable :. rsre-ved
col N'r W NcalAi
CLtef laartsuasi-r Cluc matt Depot.
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CiSclssA7i. o. sept. -, 1854.
PROPOSALS are invited by tho undersigned
pnu MOhDAI. October ~. is5i 1t $40 "A, y.
tor .h- Immediate delivery. ttths Department, Of
IRREGULAR fhOWsEHs, Of any color sresrt Light
blue 90 ray.
Samples bs Furnished BY The parties oaernr who will
state Ia their bids Indignantly they propose 70 aEns, ;hs
price and ,ln,c OF delivery.
TO be delivered es VI ehss 81 the L. s. inspociion Nsre
house. n ih city. IN coed pscissoi with the Of
the party gEni.hiug tie kld aud qusy Of goods. distinctly
MARRIED on zach sr.irl. and package.
SaInp.es when submitted n,a. be married. and numbered
70 correspond With ths opos and The parties thureto most
guarantee that tie goods email be- IN respect Equal 70
sample othtr~iss the Prop3-si vii not Do considered
Bids val be- opened Monday October H. 1884 At two
O'Clock p 49, olhos. and bidders requested to oo
present
An ard, win b. made Tuesday. October IS. 1874
lie erra4is resiiug TO Pfop0sl.s vii n0i be noicsd
Blaus Oru Irup .nl- may be obtained a. i, ofice
The hi r5ct any bad deeued gnTra.ona0 10 fe.s we'd
Iaaosss snyc.ols ?Foposas o. -. s,d a11is
Cot MM. W. MchlM,
Cnlel suArteIalsstss, Cincinnati uqaoh
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SfEAIED PROPOSALS VIII be received at
y M oee, anti p a. # Saturday ls proa sppy ing
Az. D,ptr. nfrtf - Oh go iiItis Lao vi.
n,ddrf. wi p-s,r lrnish s'np.rs with her propo'st
and nj, H., a. 81 rrt isp cinn. IasneIt - b. made al
.Y,.l 9ui. s. the tittrrIutl 20 foNites.
TIe nsf rrsrvd 90 rir i- snA proro.ei i"t deemed
f..,r r. .ff. sDtud be indnfsrd ffolUs-~ lOs
I.ae. ~ - Ala VAN tAlE1, eaGsssassssas.
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CRY ls.rgc1on. BErsErHrSr -. ~ ITr iiALL
-graua NV ORR sep. ,J lS54

srahsr -, i oiA - 20 ,v =
DROPOSALS irl FRElGhiINb ANA1
4 f.t. Gle. CRY ~ NEW fyDh istSiii' GthbtoL,
-rRFkT.DIHi aud RI tblsa.-ffoFos-s ioi tue hD''r
wofk ol ene oira W t~'r1 'n''.o
iudor.rd g.oposss ~ no F.es.ln- rom he ~ o.
N.wfot e. k.hr. G4fhtsr. sute. Or AID hH'b %, .
nh M name n fhe O. dd.r wiftru thereon, wi b. rcri'rd
~ fis tfc- rHtI ie O'Clock ro'n 81 loudly L. 'u w 81
ob.r i.s arwlir tine .hr bid vi us pabicy sp'Ded
Il red ,-t.- 4,
fns sl A. e.. nast be removed sfas' q, dei''ho
OIL bls I lfs o. prIri ~ hs te rou'iecior a. tr srF
.fal do a. nos, nsel Wien hereafter. be ds''snAHo
- fl.ai lrf , -, 49,. 4
W.. ..-. .i fI. .nrt Nv.r aal Ao"srvel Ni-ft"
fiHL S3f.rft4 AMI iw'i'y tii s'ir.if on in' ~ i-
tL- rr.. t..ff s..r s.frffsr Tee .ld~r VII g. move
tn, -nss &C. oa 4 id a11A- " only from iAi'
ticuiar dock ,. III.
,sir IN .nfr - coy 'hopr'nt do n, for ne whole
.~.-. ~ rr0tl.f na a.nosfi, vii De irquE,d
.fffI, f.f. f.l FRI r.lrr. T Iir lautrs-. oil,
NM it s.rrf tr f..cf aUy IL q ibe PROPOSAL "
so,ri isfs f..rs..fs fll fi. Ilfr-'.ft On city
Al hi. o.e T. A.. bVOLE tiiy In Prc'ot
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pAGS The highest market price PAD log
VI Nff,,S R.g. I,,,.efecou, Binders ,lvgi and ~
sisa. Of Pspor DiaAe4.' ssoek b. JOHN ). sNDkEws,
F Nos 81 ps o. Csa.re-sk
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECT ING THE Gus


tOA HOUSE Al PORTLAND. INNt.-ftoPo.a''
u b. received 10 ih. Department uni the ii n noyra-
BIZ 100. a; u occs Tor TIE oosSFacnsn o. TO Dn,
tom oise auhbfzcd b. ERECTED y Porri. sc sccofi
jig the plans sec cson' Pared ths department
,so proposals. o. be surr II he w"o' pn.i OF 's1Aias
fer different binds 81 voik 20" DtFs lH'l, ".-F-,- w
night Tect -cep hs proposai. nrf-'y inseA of an,
Thereof WI ~ Do dses hr '~fr'i ~ 1as Gt.ra ata,s
r.qu the Department ao erffnS us sht {" rAe"ae
bid sf Ally f-rsu q prrsnui hon efr u Jus clns T.
b.ley all aoi fhiy pefrm he contract Also all bids
up0u rf 80 siio" are o" Az ee i.4 y "..~'
s r5rpslsd .edu. Of ins pproA mat" ga.n o. Of .ae'
hi II .ois and sfrfia feq r,d (vh ch schedule uliy BE-
ia ~ The oac- Of P-0isng Architect 1re1sniy De
;.r ri e bitJfT w Be resel to arr hi Prcs. tgef-'
= of en- articles and nd Of poposes;o BID 'r
sni ih~i. csrry he Whole on. l sosa a1ouAt
Ninety per % he smoun q ~ work done and ms
rial delivered recording 10 eoEtf ~ p' SAD lnoll - %
GRAINED iLe estimate 4 IN Asrt - tn- pin-t -
pointed or tAt plsp0f. vii De- paid roh ie 90 me A. I
~ok pc e,.,s and ten 9.g-ni r-irn.d unti ine c'A
as~ afesid lu4 30 forfeited IN ,be sVi u Tie nor ia HI
or'fsef,vil b. svr--s-d Only 70 mas,er parders sni
s~c-n o. tn .an.a' ih're-f aepi b. coieni u
H. o,s,i.y =, ne 'ss,a,s ~ o. H. sc ..,u.
ri,,c - or hitorry n aid lfrrii N tie IN.
10 a.! a. par' th.t the bidder WI y'rl rln-'d u - pro
po.a b. TED outI into oostfsc snd bond "sa ~ ID
cent g.l.,s io- g. lrl l.lni pro lltn' r.
soIn. Of he 1eni sat oenfls frq'fed a'o ire pin'
fg-r G. ofs aff wor, ~ inv nr W.. Boz -iirl oi ~
90 o. - Tvis.ng Ar'' ci o. &C. u p 'mrh'
$50 Nii vii be E.. ID .ri. e. BE- i f9ugs 10 ~ y
d-aii. v Oh DE- o. luf ~ .lis Ql tui. It..ft-'a
~ r,eeo't' aa', o sea 70 M. ad s,'sa
.'r,apa.a for h. 10; and oa.tom iioas',. o.,
rr1prssls 49, tsl De fssrtcI t' tsaf VINE JOY ire 90
Custom House bn l'ns lni alor 3D. .h-rs the io'r gari
column. ..r eKc-I t.a 90 Do move O. 4i -t,
b. rss.ed 70 ie saeae...l i' e' IA ne" e,sot
eu.- tir amount e sane r 10 ias~n r. part payment OF
ii. corr a-i. ISAIAH KOJE.ts. auprrsllas a'5hi'ss'
e. T. oct I, 1874 lsAI' LD,,... -tn..,
The l, fi receiving shove pop3sas 80 Lesn a7har *
Tended g. .'os. J., "a
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Grcrcrles emo propi5lono.

DAGS for BUCEWuEAT FLOUR.-We are
now having made especially Tor the DlChN iihAt
TRADE frVcr blgs 10 bod ~ D. -.it, ind - t--'hs
brst Rucs y hus. bag ever offered
sod unI-li sg retail. AM neatly printed o. oraef' a.
the Com Exchange hs N.nnilc' ~. .
- Pear. street corner Of Whitehall
Is H. CLAIR X co.
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DAPER-BAG EMPORIUM celebrated
PATENT MACHINE PAPER BAC5, OF all kinos and
.ir-s orc nov offered hurssc ad retail. pain OK pilnssd
u tAs l. ON ExehsIse BIG s.snuficiorv. .
- le@!l si!l Ct coFIsr ~ v hltehln.
B r. CLARK 1 co.