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advanced SGaoc- Safs to- lay wero: ll0 bushels
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, 1864-04-09

ASE4taees.s "I8YHi
cent. '
above. there Is general milling of Ia tic aYeraye
EeiEhtnnd ths yield Of lard. These Eren BY States
, 1864-04-09

W The Union men Of Huntingdon, Pa.
carried their charter election on Monday last
after warm contest, by rs majority.
, 1864-04-09
#iSrrltarlRpnH.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
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ahssTsAiE iss1sis:isa:issh 1:a hsaf'Sd z:as' Co. ~:
MILLINERY AND: DRESS.
lH1 MAKISG
- MRS. MAYNARD,
EemoEed to 81 Madison St, bet. State a1d Dearborn
received. Cloaks cut aud nasc to order. opsc367-5dt
4 UCTION NOTICE.
"a THURSDAY, April 1'th, 1861. ut 10 O'Clock.
ON \ CREDIT.
By SCOTT &sTEwART,
PHILADELPHIA:
TR ADE SALE OF
: 125,0c0 Pieces of
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
PAPER HANGEdGs,
Gold and Velvet Papers,
Leaf and Stamped Gold Papers.
Fine Hand-Prlnt Papers,
...-. .--. Borders, ,Mouid1ngs,
Gold, Velvet and Gay Decorations,
sltins. White snd Bre~n HANKS Fire Boarts Yes;i.
% x xe
&C. u iact nc finest aud larkest assortment OF Wall
~ stock arlns sn sps.tias s hosses
e e. soi1 at our salesFoos, c. Chestnut atreet aud
On Thursday Morning, April 14th, 1864,
And to be continued TIN the whcta n hfanoara of-
, 1864-04-09

The average weight ot the hogs We have gos from
ayeraee yieid ef ard ffom much over thfce {oarths
Nheh dd MI furntsh The Averages we're small onea,
% that the iet1'ns have furnish data upon which
t. axe or eas1latlops aa nearly acsurate - +
,,,e psskinz 4 e - s2s r. sad he average Jsld o
weight u about M Ms 2 hog A. compared with last
season. n round nnn9s5s, but the accnrate cent Of
ceCrease NC md 90 1oll0Ws:
The sgEregnte weights OF similar numbers OF hora
this seaeon and last, packed At points from Whouca
The averages were furnished, compare rs tollswg:
!52"S .61l rs
1e6s~4 8l,736R
This is eauai ;o about ii a cent. T6icb. ais
thr decrease N number stands a. follows: w
Fer cent Of decrease In number ~ ,k
Ii "eikut''. lax
We have already stated that The Yield az i.rd nv ~
hog WAS a hs which u 81 per ho~ tess tk. .
that list year. but tho per cent OF decreass Il
than theke figures would show, owing to arTs 9eIn
on in the nn1nbtr of hogs slaughtered The frnSns19
cent1eee dtcft1Seis ascertA1ntd by comnarinV r.
tosaiproduct of lard each Jeat, - foifows: 'lc
Jssp' htR k9c
1ss 7281iA68
" Oeetesae..'''''.s...s..s.... k514l81
, 1864-04-09

eattls are 5seet.ed q from;
IS Sss;: i'll IN ! $s:;s$;;9 ill.,
E|5s{: 4 $;;
ss: g. &Ssi, a1zs::: q Hss;isa: Iii:
j. }IyasSs, IRasS " HI; qpssiEis
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RsnaTsy' ssna,tsy' l. Ms9taeisE si,h s.
Sssss sssss:fs Si.5, Sei;s Ws,S. 1T j i
:. nEEAnks ABOUT sxzr cArrLH.
I'll
~ week last ysar aad With 4sll for tbs eeEsos
se!a Fl and to-day tbs pra
spsl ms5ks 81 s!th hsad lass
and viii ESD Il
TIRE cIoss OF THE AARKRr.
Less than $50 bul1ocks came IN last night md were
q
Ent sny cheap iots Today, howsyeE: toF holast5i M
n.h eatt,s bfoaehs the pFlsfs o Eqol 6uilosks yes
enSa s4 54rs ss sa
tSe Kwe.e e sesuse addidoaal fhsy
s s @ ws .n saa
iSs' e af # - ~ 9 u: sAfs i
: aALEs OF WESTERN BTocK.
E.sman q af The hs;s ssts ,0 IL ase
,a Il ap: g'Ie
srone lot cacS Eassn.ns ~ also I'D
a1s5 II &
good, X ewt and resailea 1T 1ielsc rising
sc. Wood1nN Bro. % coarse state oxen, st1gs,
) ofaasiy s 31fs laoi: s@ s9s
ess Il issS oi item s Tses 1T 1T eTs. IT, o,hsF M
Teed 1 Wheeler. Sc head wellted Ohio steers for W.
s1f Hs., sssi; s. 81 e & f. Marin
es,1e lF l:@.es o They Tete quite unsVsa, having
s. schuster for hiasei 1:s Illinois ssi1l.rs far ~
cwt. ut 13c and corntcd rscers ~ cwt, 1r nesh II
ssse Ws,.sl. fsr Morris. wszsll Relneuau. 100
CIIs tepser ~ oat p fat Illinois s.sers. which he
:sSS 5si; I'd
aonday. mos.II to Government, At same price, cali
Ing them " sF1j TfiE SWINE MARKET. :
:.aa : aHsaR Essf rs.s I'll
. QUOTATIONS.
S,:::9,sa M:ttf:a tsPSs g.. r. ] ]SS$s
= 1rn dnang buklne1s NJ brokers. This statement Is
relied uron by the reporter ecrre:t Information.
In the case OF Cattle and Sheep lie Tolches for its
quotation from personal obseryat!ons.
The nFr4ness and activity which has prevailed
res to be the proEIAent features o. the trade.
he entre WEEK. and taics ha1s been esed as M
4
and tls market being ruled to zreat - the
supply, IN Tlew Of those fact8 that the trA8a
looks p1opittaus for the future.
Thtra hal been some Improvement IN tho average
quality Of arrivals tue est GRADES the week
having been dtsposed Ut within the range below,
which ehoua much less variation between the ex-
tIemes than u1ual, 7'7
The demand Is brisk this morning :. the following
prstts:
Good. c1 Ordinary. sX@exc
Medium .......sh9sAc Sun hoEs.... .8j3@skc
The arrivals for the week amount ntto.....-... $3.50
, 1864-04-09

rs 1t,rs o~1 .,,o,;.,,. ,,. :. r.s ,rc,c The
--rlt - ,.@t1 Nnc1 ~, auoSS Sash AID not at
tn,.,t - ~ Sn otin,pn ns s he.fan in The
+;fsnn nt fss"s ;d..-t 10y aisr ~ rotc
a,h % y I1npu,a, n"a. sthrr populsr IN
iaa tnas nau nse ~ thc slsve would
s'e taln1y was uat tne . eaue ~ slavery would be
~ ptAsgntEu. aao ~ oium ~ srnarotion. He re-
IcnosIsa iDote ccnam a.p.,i{on ~ Tould imply large
mlhaeo thsm thas sei i,i, ia - cseh watching the
sssnahE s5mes 1d " scessftato vastly Increased
oLne1. "hlco Wuuso !r IN con acqucut advance on
otcla " - ..rirc nj all the produtslons o1
nc COSY h3cb III 1rou1d bc nothing more nor less
An,c!ea, nnon iii he nations Of Eur2pe now de-
nndcur nrn for 5a s.eFa.s ne VI Ias
la3d that Tho South wouid ape.sa e1a1sry r lst
afnnfe. ,Wllcrr sns The PROOF o. tnul 49, tue5
nnf nj th1r moment hes1tannG aoou. tac eAe1ansS
OF prisoncrs because tney feaseo 10 treat co4oteo
men prisoners ot "af -
he coubatcd the policy that the country
4,o 1arrc md that II xynu1d hp hetter FIR
Mah wv - - A14 -,
England and Inc World IaaI theTe should oe
a separation.
"ne was told that they should Fl mpsthizc with
the south beaufe they were for ne trade, EhIle
sna r. tie 's sountrv hsd arcn eo one go s
aseert that the var had is orig in protective
ann aosnf1 .an Mo vas nappy 10
denial, ane be yentured to challenge any Of the
pr9savery party IN thie country 1n NJ speafe
heavy fce to piead TIC cansc of the South down 10
Lord Wharnclifle, who Was the President q me So
, 1864-04-09
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Office Of Comptroller Of the Currency.

WAtn1101ox, March IT, 136x.
WHHRxAs, BY satisfactory evidence presented to tia
undersigned. It has been uadl to appear that thfs
FIFTH National Bank Of CHICAGO. fn the county 81
CQOE snd Stats Of ILLINOIS, has been duly ofEan-
aet q Compress. entitlsl. An act . provide NJ
t!o1al eney .es9re4 by pledge Of untte ststes
t,on 'hsfsot; s sPDFSored r reszusEy 1ss and hsa
OF Banking. ...'- 80 3 A'es@
t!ollcr Of The Currency Dc hereby certify that the
FIFTH ~ National Ba5k EMS p CHICAGO, County Of COOK
and state Of ILLINOIS. II authorized to commence
the busnees of Banking unler tha acs Aforesaid.
60 y testimony whereof, witness my nd and
49,, -, -, MARCH, 1861. ~ Il 1s' oA
~; Sg: "a. HIGH 1fcCULLOCH,
"pses9.-t0t Comptroller of khe Currency.
g TS5ez1,zza. 80.
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At &c: 81 brls Ohio Apples sE I04c..
Rlsa@Wni1ET9sn 2: ~ quoted nqmlnai1{. {aeEe being
and active At present quotations. tMAcxERxL IN faT
snpp md steady At present 9nntadnns. .a ceDytsH
present euttations, Picked In very small supply,
with hght stocks on hand. Market drra at present
, 1864-04-09
HER MAJESTY CHAMpAIGHI
The Rovns Win. ofPn,,o~5

a limited quantity Of tns superior wiue has beea
escufed fortEe unG eFs!g nen, md the shipment oG
t9 easts a1ised By the steamship Olympus. tirect
from she cellars Of tho Wel.knoHn house OF
MeasrB. DE YENUGE & CO.,
~ EpernaT. France. The present Invoice viii be ln-
tfoduced Into thi% market the very low price az
payable In currency whichis much below IL nrst eost
The superior quality Of this l1eis gu2fan' ced and
1t % oIeFed with confidence Of ,ss approval BY CON-
no!sse1rs. Orders for enc or noEe caaes may BE- 3D.
dressed by letter otherwise, to the teFslgned.
WM-ABNRY WARD. Wine and Fruit Dealer.
MOI BROAD street, near Wall. New York
npS.br73 Nt Ia
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hAe t9.uAyt - htaS GfeEh ApPlcs p {3-I5
sntp1Y and ycy arm at present qnot I'll 7eR PE,cuRs
SIMPLY rery Inadequate, and prices consequently
nGynnee Of 1u on pEeytIns Guo:atloas. HA4sISs aud
CCREAyT*--F1rn1 and IN moderate supply. othRHle-
Esftptiot or Dried Fruit In s!nnl supply Prizes
r1,le dtu At nreaeut nunt ,tlnna. Wa n
, 1864-04-09

L1gr OF wEHTkRy DEovKEs-
The following are tue names OF droEer1, owners or
cnhsiEnces OF the principal droyes, and wheFc the
cattle arc reRqffed from:
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New York Cattle Market-Apf3l s.
From the N. T, TrtbunB, 5th.J

apEEF CATTLE.
r81cxa OF R11r At TIE PRINCIPAL xAHxxr THIS
:. - WKEK% -'- - ----
The following are the Quotations ptr pound upon
the tnt mated net weight Or me4t-seler sinking oia!
That bullock whose quarters will weigh twt. 1t
lie pound. amounta 70 $50:
Prize. or e1tra Roltday Beef. VI
TSst TSe nexsx esse 9p SET
Med1n Asi % o5 good. !aE q1ality.
Inferior or lowest grade Of CATTLE 9liH
It's Esnsral svernge Of the rnarket to-t'1Jts,:.
ttlJE}EH At ...skk S3A
Extreme range Of prices from. In...,,........u ALT
The Eost Of the sales arc from Is -t4l3H
WHkkE TIE CATTLE ARH PROM.
The Hufocka sold at Allertonh ara reported from
the follow Ing States:
New York. ;.......... 1S3 Iowa ............ at
Pennsylvania. Il Missouri. =
Ohio. l3G Kentucky ............. IS
hichtgan.............. ~ Connccticut...,:,.. =
- New JctseY........... -
Illinois. Canada ....,.,...,,. II
NLconsin. E6 lMasaachuse&ta.--......4l Al
The New York herald., 1864-07-01
The Press Despatc n.

WASHINGTON Juno 90, 1884.
Directly after tho Chaplain opened tho Senate with
prayer to day, message was announced from the pres
dent OF the United States the private secretary OF
tho Executive usual such cases, delivered into
the proper hands. The Senate had proceeded far
with their legislative business before the the
message which nominated David Tod 10 be Secretary OF
the Treasury In place Of Salmon r. Chase resgnod be-
came known several OF tho members and the import
ant fact soon spread throughout tho chamber mo-
ton was made and prevailed that the Senate 60
executive session.
The OF resignation OF Mr. Chase and the nomi-
nation OF successor rst found few believers, and
some intimate friends positively denied such
occurrence. But they, well other doubers, b.
convinced after proper inquiry OF the truth Of the
statement II took the pubic by surprise The Scnate
occupied upon the subject sperhaps bali an hour
MORE and finally referred the message 10 the COMMITTEES
on Finance under the rules II is said they have called
upon the President the prosecution Of their Inquiries
The Senate remaiaed In than four hours.
and confirmed large number OF miscellaneous nomf
nations
There is much speculation concerning the reasons fR
the resignation OF Secretary Chase and many contad
tory runors circulated concerning IL bu: the discea
cause 10 stated TO be- and believed with truth appoint
oce In the Treasury Department therc being
nc Of opinion between the President and Mr. Chase
upon this SUBJECT.
Not only were persons at the Capitol but throughous
the various departments and all the city BY
surprise The travelled to other paris OF the coun.
try by telegraph and became known there before was
generally circulated in Washington the message having
been transmitted wires from the capital Assis
tant Secretary OF the Treasury Harrington tho
Department today, acting as the Secretary OF Tho
Treasury ud fnferim
This change in the Cabinet will IL thought delay Tho
adjournment OF Congress
Mr. David Tod has declined the appointment 60 Score.
tary OF the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

thousand dollars 70 answer any Indictment which may
DO found against him
A man named Joseph + Bennett was " o'ncor
Nven, Of The Second precinct yesterday morning, anc
taken before United States Commissioner Osborne,
charged with passing hundred dollar counereit green
back Oh returned soldier named Nelson Campbell lie
committed 10 default Of bail 10 await examination.
The long prayed for rain visited yesterday. About
four O'clock in the afternoon heavy shower took place.
and The temperature, which had previously been COOL
became very much cooler, while strong breeze swept
through the city with unusual vgor for this OF the
year.
The reported resignation OF Secretary Chase created
considerable sensation in Wall street yesterday; but
monetary matters not disturbed by the rumor The
share market moro buoyant than on tho previous
day and prices generally tended upwards The buying
prices OF gold were PAT 249 and tho market was arm
Money was not active the market being quite unsettled
In which condition win probably remain until after the
Fourth. Government securities were unsteady aud
lower, the 6yctwenties going down 10 par.
rne markets continued very unsettled state yester-
day Prices Of nearly all kinds OF foreign and domestic
merchand Sc, though less irregular than Wednesday,
were unsettled and the sales at prices which
nearly nominal. Cotton Grmer. Petroleum un-
settled but prices somewhat higher On Change
tbs -four market less Gctlve and n shade
Wheat less active apd lower. Corn opened firm ADD
&c Sc higher Oats were steady. Pork was loss ac
tive and shade easier. Beef irm but quiet Lard
frmer Whiskey without decided change, and
groceries were less active, but hrmer.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

moro means than culd possibly be raised without i'm.
posing ntoerable upon the people, bringing
complete ruin upon tho whole country.
Since deveopements he executive session or the
Senate today evident tia the nomination OF Mr..
Tod would not be confirmed The opposition TO him wes
led by Wade, Sherman and Fessenden With such
In opposition bis confirmation was impossible and al
though Governors Dennison and Rrough we're the
floor Of the Senate working like to night,
sooI ascertained that the nomination would not 60
through and Al late hour tonight the
was made that the nomination had been declined by Go
vernon Tod
There Is little history CONNECTED with this nonus.
tion and the opposition to II. II appears that In tho
organization OF the Baltimore Convencn combination
was entered into by Dennison Tod eiano OF Ohio
or division OF the spoiIs under the expssted new ad
mi Sjstration OF Lincoln. Dennison was bc'madc per-
maueUt chairman Of tho Convention, and have lbregn
Deano 70 be United States Senator In the place Of
Sherman. This little rrangement known, corso.
quenty when Tod's nomination came up to-day II wss
remembered Wade had long had his eye upon the posf
tion or Secretary War; and could not brook the idea Of
the Secretary OF the Treasury being taken from
Ohio Fessendsns friends and they are very numerous,
In and out Senate, believe that he has earned,
while Chairman OF tho Finance Committee the right 70
be the republican Secretary or the Treasury Hence
the nomination anc the opposition TO In the Senate
Since Governor Tod has declined II understood thas
anxious TO preserve the republican party
further dsntegrat and to save, possible, the
Baltimore Convention candidate from certain defeat, are
seduousy eudeavorng 10 accommodate matters betwess
the President and Secretary Chase and induce the latter
to withdraw his resignation and return TO the Cabines
II Is thought that this effort will be succossful Mr..
Chases friends positively assert he will take no step
backwards He accepts tho madc up and will abids
the result
Tho Treasury Department imbroso has put nov
phase upon tho probability Of tho adjournment Of Con-
gress expected that The session will oithcr be
prolonged for from two to four weeks extra session
rendered Indispensable.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01
Base Bail Match.

CHAMPIONSHIP oANE-ATLANrTc VS.. EMPIRE.
The Orst Qams between these hrst class associations
since the year 1887 was played yesterday the Cap,o
limo ball grounds Brooklyn, the result being tie gsmc
in ave Innings the showery state Of the weather pre-
oluded tho possibility Of the full game OF uinc innings
bciua played The arrangements for the match were the
bs, We have seen any ball ground In our experience
the Geld bsing Kept clear q tho crowd who generally In
,erfsrc and interrupt the game. Suitable chairs and
docks were placed the enclosure for the accommoda
ton Of tho players and reporters and the spec
these lunctionercs and where they Obtained better
view Of the game themselves ~ least four thousand
srnriators vero present, including large number OF
l,dies. rne score OF the 0ve innings played 10 ap
The New York herald., 1864-07-01
TIE Terrible Disaster on the Grand
Trunk Railway.

JuuU ~, IovF
The nutrv OF bodies recovered fro tho ruins OF the
railroad train al ST. Hilare egh.y.seven. The mum
her OF wounded s eighty.
The cars are pile Of fragments, resting on barge
which passing through Hadhs cars fallen into the
water many moro persons would have been drowned
The locomotive is submerged out OF sight
1no Coroner had the engze driver, william Bruey,
arrested and sent TO the Montreal jail.
lis impossible to identify the dead or 70 obtain cor.
rec, list or their they Of various countries
and know little each others affairs. They c'me BY the
ship Vicar from Bremsn and appear to bo Poles Danes
swedcs, Prussians, Austrans, Bohcmsns, and samo
taliaus They were going TO wisconsin-most Of hsm
10 meet friends settled In that region
The New York herald., 1864-07-01
Rebel Raid ON tho Baltimore and Ohio
Rai1rOnd,
BALTIMORE, June 30, 1864.


ras, nigh, party Of Moshys guerilas made dash
into Dufeds staten, the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road beyond Hspers Ferry robbed The stores and cap
tured scme aecn members OF Ohio regiment, but did
no damage 10 the rcad and quickly decampcd, pursued
b. troops under s!sc rrans are running without
interrup ion, and The road Is smI'y guarded.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

wro GoEs Mkt viii it be Blair, or
Bates. or Stanton, or old Mr.. welles? We
dare say that old Mr.. Welles, in any event.
will be tho last 10 GO, because he has done
nothing to offend The vanity OF Father Abraham.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

Tur TRos.CLip PcRuAS -Another effort win bo ma6eto
launch the iron end Fosmer Puritan at The Continental
iron works Srocnpont, tomorrow morning OF eight
O'Clock us io he hoped she will BE- successfully Coated
at the hour oppotted.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

ABRkN WAKrMAN FoR CczIE0ToR.--We guess
that the retirement Of Mr.. Chase from the
Treasury will be followed by the retirement Of
Mr.. Barney from the off,co of Collector OF this
port, and the appointment Of Postmaster
wakeman in his place. Mr.. Wakeman, we have
no doubt, will make a good Collector. Who,
then, is to he Postmaster? Some man, we sup
pose, who has not become too deeply involved
In the Chase ana Fremont clques to be re-
claimed Old Abe has secured his own nomi-
nation, and row he is beginning to show his
hand. If he can afford TO turn Chase adrift al
a moments notice, what chance have The snail
fry OF the same school? Let Greeley hear and
tremble.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

JoHN McKEoS ON THE RAMPAoE.-Johi. Nc
Keon, with his committee, is getting impudent
since he stumbled into victory last fail. He
has gotten his little committee togetherin a
rumshop and Illuminated decree, telling Gov
crnor Seymour what he ought to do with Mr.
Boole. We suppose that Mr.. Seymour ienews
his duty, and does not need that 1t should be
told TO him by John McKeon. We are certain
that Mr.. Baole knows his duty, aud alco that
he does IT, He is an efficient officer, end dis
charges bis duties more effectively than Mr..
Gunther does his. We advise John McKeon-
who has rot enough law business to keep him
employed-io get some honest occupation; or,
IL he cannot do that, let him husband his ener-
gies. He will require all the brains that he
ever hsd-and energy, TOTO get through the
next election with Gunther ana the Gunther
factien on his shoulders. Let him wake up
also. He and Mr.. Gunthcr seem to fancy that
the canvass for the Mayoralsy between Gun
TIER and Booe is still in progress.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01
co,r, C.,.udar-Th,s pay.

u,nprs--Mr. Yates, Of Eagle Club.
Seorers-- Nessrs Mowlem and Bowman.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

BowERy THEATRE. Bowery.-SAvAGE o. CnARBoN
ikRE-PicKEr GUARD-GLAEcE NEW YoRK-Joas
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The New York herald., 1864-07-01

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
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No4i CisciSsArI, %, Sept. a. 1854
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED by TIE
j UNDERSIGNED, until TIT kSDAi oc'ooeI IL ioi
two I.k d. NJ !ol the lu4urda.e dsiysiy, to ths Do

n iTNDTpSIGNFD, until TIT RSDAf October II. 1885,,
al Two o'clock ~ loi the Iaediae dsssiy TO IN" Do
psTtIBcut, Of
sTOC l,iSG>--Army Stspdsi
MSS 1AtS-Army St-ndsfd.
siIOSELS-Arlny Standards
DUGIES with extra mouth. piec--Army Stsad,d;
WALL TENTS, compiu.e-AIny STANDARD ibiahes N. y
.,r whether hsy propose TO furnish Oh OF ~ o. u A.
and whether Of Cotton or Linen material
HOSPITAL 1FSTi-Army Standard;
WORsIlD sASHEs-Army Standard
Sample which be seen q the once OF 'onns ana
Equips,s IN this city. ~, - , -.,.. w..
40 be delivered Zee Of charge Of the T. = Imposition
nous m tbs clty good psck with the name OF the
os,y furnishing the hind and quantity Of goods distinctly
marie Oh each article and package. . go, Il,
Parties Offering goods nus. distinctly s'S. N 'heI DIS u7
quantity they propose 10 arnis the price ana nnas o. De
SAMPLES, when submitted must be marked aud numbef-dt 20
with the propossi; and tbs parties thereto mus
tia goods shall be- every respect, equal 20
Army STANDARD elhe1siss the proposal WI NOT Dc coz
Guaranty ,irn-d by two responsible psssns must ,scom
paw cal bid cha. the bidder vii suPpy tbs ar
ticles av .r5ed to him under his proposal. -.
Hids vii bs op-asd Thursday, October ~, ie' a. 'W
o'clock D. M q. hi. oce and bidder, requested TO pe
! Ayr ,Id. will he male on Friday October If 1854
Bonds will be reagifsd tia. the contract VIII be tthy
Triesrauas relsiinr to Propo,ai will not be noticed
Blank forms OF Popos Contracts sad Bonas may 20 %
taired a. this office. -,
The night to roget any bid doomed unreasonable 10 re
served
Indorss envelope Proposals for -. - and 3D.
Chief . .sTt'rmas,e! C.n.irAs al DspeS