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Licensed AuCtloneer.

VxJM. NJ. BLOOM, Of Pike tqypship. Do
w sircs to inform his Giiends and the public
generally that he has taken ont License us an
AUCTI0NEER, and will attend to the crying
Of sales in any part Of the county at tho shortest
notice, and at the most reasonable charges. Nd
dress, either personally or by letter, either at
Curwcns'illc az El0omyie. .'uri G. %. y
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IN THE ORPHANS, COURT of clcarasId
NTnE ORPHANS, COURTof Clenrd cid

TN THE ORPHANS COURTof Clenrd cid
/ county. Tho undersigned an AUDITOR ap
pointed by the Court to make distribution Of the
moneys in the hands of the Administrator, ars.
ing from tho sale Of the real estate of L. r. Gait
or, deceased, will attend to the duties Of his ap-
pontment on Saturday the 2lst day OF May, nest
between the hours of 10 n. IN. and p. m, AZ the
Office of H. b. Swoopo, Esq, in the boz, ugh Of
Clearfcld, when and whore all porsoEs Interested
may attend and be heard
JAMES GALLOWAY,
April %, 1884, Auditor.
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e1sr Why is rowdy tenement house
like the war correspondence Of a dail.
paper: Because 10 is lul ol horuh.
IDDWgIs
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C!earfold Academy.
D. w. McCURDY, A. B. Principal

rrHE next Quarter will open on Monday tho
4th Of April, 1861. Terms of tuition as fol-
loEa:
Common English, comprising thosc branch
csnot hig cher than Reading Writing, Arith
metic, Geography, English Grammcr and
History, per quarter, - w
Higher English, per quarter, 30
Languages, per quarter, 10 90
March lG, 1854.
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RICHARD MOSSOP

DE AlLlGJR I'M
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
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Bulkloy's Patent.
Lumber Dried hY SMnerhealed Steam.

TEllE undersigned respectfully informs the poo
L pie Of Clearfoll and the adjoining counties
that he has the agency Of the above Patent, and
will sell Individual, County aud Township hts
for its use. The Lumber dried by this procc,, is
stronger, finishes better, easier on tools, and
requires less time in drying than any other pro
ross known--aad drying ! inch lumber perfectly
in SO hours, and better than many mouths under
tho old system--using the samo amouE Of fuel
PER day that common kiln consumes. The Ger
tiCGtcs ola number Of resident mechanics, we'll
known ia this community, is amply suHcitn to
conyircc the most skepdcal Of it, practical utility.
Persons dcsirous of purchasing rights wiladdress
JOHN J.. CUTIE,
July |, 1863 Clcaileld, Pa.
DRON ISIONS- Flour, Cheese, Lard, Dried
L Apples, Dried Peaches, received regularly
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National Hotel,

MAINE STREET, CURMENSVILLE, Pa,
WIN. A. MASON, Proprietor
TTHTs long established and we'll known no
TEL, situated in the west end Of the town,
has been rSmGldlod, enlarged and improved, Gba
the proprietor respectfully announces TO his M.
mcrous friends, and to the travelling public, that
he is now prepared TO accommodate all who may
favor him with o call,
Ampe, safe ond comfortable rtabling is at
tachcd to the premises, and trusty attendants
will always be on hand. Charges moderate.
Feb, u, lsG2.-tG
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Tn. spirit OF n....shu.stts.

The following noble reply was made 10 the |
attack Of Hon. James Brooks upon Massaehu-
sets by Judge Kelley, Of Pennsylvania, In his
speech in the House last Tuesday. Judge Kel
ley said:
Sir, am no son OF Massachusetts or New
England as the gentleman 10; but remember
that, in my Maynard youth, being free from
the indenture that had bound me 10 long ap-
prenticeship, but not having attained manhood,
wandered from my native Pennsylvania,
counter 10 the current tide OF emigration, In
pursuit Of employment, and found homo In
Massachusetts,, and / may DO pardoned II /
pause for a moment 10 feebly testify my grail
tudo to her in whom found gentle and gen-
erous foster-mother. thank God for the Pu-
ritan spirit Of Massachusetts,.
A boy, poor, friendless, and in pursuit Of
wages for manual toll, found open to mo In
the libraries Of Boston the science, history, and
the laboring man did not feel, found, night
after night, and week after week, In her
lyceums and lecture-roomB the means OF Inter
course with her Bancrofts her Brownso ., her
Everetts, her Channings, her Prescotts, her
Emert ons, and scores OF others, as learned and
as able, though perhaps less distinguished sons
than these. 1 thus learned what 1t was 10 bt
an American citizen, and 10 what length
American civilization will DO carried; and
found four years OF life spent at well-paid toll
worth TO me what the same number OF years In
a college might have been.
l thank the mon Of Massachusetts,, as will
the scholars In public schools fashioned upon
her principles In the city Of Charleston In good
time. They may be white, they may be black,
they may be yellow; but when the civilization
Of Massachusetts, shall have penstrated thai
dark city and fashioned Its institutions, - II
will, the pleasure Of the pupils In the SCHOOL,
will be to thank God, night and morning, fol
the spirit OF Massachusetts which kept liberty
alive and finally brought It's blessings 10 tn,
entire people of the country. Yes, sir, Aassa
chusetts In tie past two or three years hal
given a practical application OF those princi
piles which in twelve or fftesn centuries CAV,
freedom to Europe, and Is about giving Il Il
all the people OF America.
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DROPoSALS FOR RAISING
i wREcKs AT NORFOLK, VA, AND IN
THE VICINITY.
navy DErARrmrsr, February 4, 1884.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, February 4, 1884.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Navy Depart
ment until the Sd day Of March, 1884, for raising
Ing at the Uniisd states Navy Yard, GO'port, Va,
Frigates Cumberland and " Congress- At
Newport Hewsi and "Merrimaek," near CrAnsy
Island.
The small steamer WHITEHALL At Old Point.
Frigates "RATiIAn" and "Columbia," and Line
ofbattle ship. "Penn.ylVania,n "Delawnre,n and
Bidders ior this contrast viii tsks in,o sonsid-
GRAFTON that the Government requires the FrigAte
"Cum,beeerland, y and whatsvsr may Be on board o.
liTsred At the Navy Yard, GoGPort, Va, or at any
other convenient plGee which the Government nay
may Be absolutely necessary AT to raise her. "
II will be REQUIRED BY the Government that the
contractors commence a. soon as practicable on
on any other wreck, without pefmission from the
Government, until she u disposed Of
The Government will also claim the right Of
designating the order In which, after the "Cum-
berAnt,n the wrecks are to be raised also to de-
terminS whether wreck shall be blasted or raised
No sale or Appraisemsnt can be o,ained by the
contractors ON any wreck until all tho vessels
named shall have been removed, and duly received
By the eommandant, unless BY authority OF the
No wreeE will be considered removed while any
portion Of keel or moor tmbers remains.
and other material, (which may be the result OF
blAstinB) must be Deposited at the Navy lard at
such place or places As the eommAndAnt may desiE-
nate. And such property, after having been 70
eeiYed by the eommAndAnt, shall be considered in
charge OF the United States Government until dis
possd Of agreeaby to the specifications Of the con-
All the Appliances used In raising the wrecks
must be furnished at the expense Of the contract
/ ora.
The Offer must state the rate per eentum, o. sal.
wage, for raising and delivering each VesIel, also
for wTeeking, the vAlue TO be Ascertainea and de.
termined BY two persons to be appointed by thu
DEPARTMENT, and one person 10 be appointed BY the
contractors or on the actual proceeds OF sale Al
public suction, for the whole or any part, a. the
| Department may elect.
The offer must be accompanied BY the guarantees
OF responsible parties that the contract will b
| executed n awarded. The Department reserVeI
the right to reject all bids Of parties who have moi
the proper means provided for executing the work
and Of aunullinE The contract II the work 10 moi
executed in due proportion 10 the time nXed fol
completion, This proposition must also state tn,
time required TO do the work.
Proposals. will be marked, " Proposals for raising
wreets at Norfolk ks,, so as TO preVent thsE
from being opened with other letters.
feb6-ftutw
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SCARCITY IN REBELDoM.-A document ema-
mating from Major White, Of the rebel COM
missariat department at Quincy, which fell
into the hands of our troops, reveals the des-
perate condition Of the enemy last November.
Beef and bacon are entirely exhausted through
out the South, and from all quarters cries are
arising for relief from Florida. This circular
was Intended only for private circulation
among ''thS prudent people OF the South"
The circular says that the army OF Bragg 10
destitute Of beef and pork; that the supply OF
both In Georgia is nearly exhausted; that rebel
affairs in South Carolina are In peril from
want Of meat that at Savannah starvation
stares the enemy in the face, aud that the
Virginia army is In similar predicament. In
all c SEES the dependence Of the rebel commits
sariat 10 on Florida, so that Gen. seymour's
campaign in that State is invested with an
Importance 1t otherwise would not have.
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FOR LIME.
ChIRF QUARTERNAsTEn's OYyIcE,
DEPOT OF WArHIHuTos,

CHIEF QUAHTEHNAsrER's ovYIeE,I
DEPOT OF WARRINGTON,
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii Be resolved at this
once until FRIDhy March = 1854 A. ~ o'clock
70, TEN Of SOUd
10 be deli 'ered within thirty tsol days from the
date Of contract at such points in the city Of WASH
TIE Line to weigh no. less than eighty tsS, pounds
The amount offered BY the successful bidder.
appointed BY the Governnent before being 40.
oepted. g.
The price must be written out IN wordt on the
bid, As must also the full name and post once sd-
Proposals from disioys, parties will not be con-
Sidered, and an oath Of allegiance must accompany
PToposais must be addressed to BriEAdisr General
D. Il: Rueker, Chief Quartermnter, Depot Of
pIsiniy NAKED SProPosai. Tor III iias ~" u'u DC
GUARANTEES.
The bidder will be required TO accompany his
proposition with guarahteo, signed by two TO.
sponsbe persons, that n ease his bid is accepted
with good and sufneient suretiea, in . sum equal
10 the amount Of the contract 70 deliver the art-
ss IN sSS 10 s, iss bsSsr q
iAu TO enter INTO the contrast, they to make good
thu dlnerenee between the offer Of said bidder and
to whom The contract may be awarded. ''NA
The responsibility OF the gnArAntors must be
shown By the onciAl certificate Of the clerk OF the
District Attorney.
Bonds In sum equal to the amount Of the con-
tract signed by the contractor and both OF his
EuArantors, win be required OF the successful bid.
der or bidders upon siEning the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, the underslgned, residents OF -, In the
county OF - and state Of -, hereby, joint
| and seyerAlly, covenant with the United States,
| and guarantee In ease the foregoing bid Of -
be accepted, thst he or they will at once execute
the contract for the same, with good and sufficient
sureties, In sum equal 10 the amount Of the con-
tract to furnish the articles proposed In eonformi-
| ty TO the terms Of the Advertisement dated Feb.
TuAry 10, 1884, under which the bid was made, and
In case the said - shall fail to enter into a
| contract a. Aforesaid, we guarantee TO make good
| the difference between the offer OF the said -
and the next lowest responsible bidder, the per
| son to whom the contract may be awarded.
| witness: ! Given under our hands and seAlI
this - day ct, 1856.
| (SeAl.l
tseAl.t
To this guarantee must be appended the orieia
certificate above mentioned.
The right to reject any or all bids that may b,
deemed too high Ii reserved by the Depot Quarter
master, a. wen the right 70 select from each bic
such quantities, At the prices therein named as II
required By the Government.
| ID. II. RUCKER,
BrigAdier Gene al and Chief QuArtermasteT,
febIt-lst Depot Washington,
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Iron the Liverpool Post, Feb. iol
ExTRAoRDINARY sTATEmENT.
British Merchants Propose Go Fat Out
Cruiser to Catch the Alabama.


British Merchants Propose 60 FIT Out
Cruiser to Catch the Alabama.
It was currently reported on Change ye.ter-
day afternoon that In afew days one me i,s,
cat screw steamers anoat would leave British
port on cruise after the Alabama. This new
steamer has bsen purchased, and is being ntteo
ont At the sole expense OF two nrst-class kng-
lish houses--one in London, and the other In
this town-both of whom have suffered heavily
in consequence Of the depredatons OF the fam-
Gus Confederate cruiser.
three or four knots faster than the Alabams
ever could or viii do, besides being much
stronger. and when armed carrying guns OF
such o callbre and eonstructlon) the chances
Of tho Alabama being able TO cope with her
will be hopeless. She will be commanded oy
a man who has already gained much notoriety
in connection with ocean navigation, and IN
whom Capt. semmes will find foe worthy
of h steel" The mission Of this new steamer,
yhlle IL will be chiefly TO hunt and catch the
Alabama, will also be directed against the
other Confederate cruisers-Georgia, Florida,
Rappahannock (should the latter get to sea-
and Tuscaloosa.
Goals for the new comer," which will be dis
charged at one or two ports which this Vesse
will make her rendezvous. This steamer, o
course, will act in conjunction with the FED
eral cruisers now on the lookout for the Ala
Sama. We may here repeat, that the action OF
the part OF British merchants Is prompted b,
heavy combined and personal losses In the Dc
struction of neutral goods in American bot
toms, and also by the fact that hitherto all III
efforts OF the Federal navy 10 capture the Ala
bama have been frlitless. ..
1.-THE above looks to Us very much like a tricl
OF the Anglo-rebels to get another pirate out o
English harbors to prey upon our commerce
I'd. Nat. Republioanl
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MEDICAL,
RALTIMoRE Io0K HosfTTAI

ID -. '''l''''',,
ssrAsr.,zzD A. A ssSvsr mos evAo.r,v.
~ IN: ~ ~ ~ has disepvsfsd ne mes, on
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b.psaaiiT, vAo have become ~. y,,,,n. q, so,,,
NJ sueh tAsl etesdfui and desfrpstiys kabh
sands - Young Men Of ne most Sfkltsd tnicnSl
~ erillinat int.lle.., whe might cthelwisg have
aeguease 81 waksa . t.sy ihs living iyrs, nay
al via fuii sohndentt. - 80. : 49,
~ y, MARRIAGE.
lIS $1,000 s9uns Msn, sonisnPietins
1900 dshiiif1 IN n rsitis. " "
\ IA Whe pissSs hirn.eif und,r ~ an az n 4
nay religieu,ly eonnds IN his honor - seeutiensn
md eonddsntly rely upon his akin ~ physician
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tpau.,,,,t,iv cayeA and Puil v,rnr n..,,,.a Il
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IA hanl ads rel.r non B.ltir,ore 1900 !. ~,
aoen meS .a' e' f ~ '" eDssr'e hAns
I T,ttsrs raus, Be paid and ssntain s,.np, m.
pssssrs DaplsnAs hang IN bis efnss- ~
n.@s.s Of VI. Royal coil.s. Of sarssoa.. LoodOa.
De usitsd RATES. and DE sr.aisr P.rt q shoss
life n. eees .pent n The hospital. 81 London, Pa
q he nen Htonni,hine saiee lihnt wsrs over
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TAKE Particular hotiss
Dr. \ ADDRESS az thc.. who have injured iRsn,
which ruin beth body and nind. unnttiny thsm hor
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LoEGsTRKET.-The Richmond correspondent
Of the London Times intimates that Longstrset
that In January OF last year 1t was found that
Lee could not subsist his army In bare and de-
yastated Northern Virginia, and that Long
street was sent with twenty five thousand men
TO occupy Suffolk, and scUur all that region for
corn and pork. The conduct Of Longstreet In
this first independent command created great
disappointment at Richmond, and 1t was
and slower still in breaking camp when called
70 assist at Charlottesville. His affair At
Knoxville closed the year with another imputed
miscarriage, which had the effect 10 do away
with much Of the glory ho had earned ct Get
tys6urg and ChicEamSuga. The correspondent
AIDA that LongStreet has never beon on duty
an hour since he Joined the Confederate arrny,
before the fret battle OF Bull Run. y
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cOVeries science Is constantly making. II IA
not sufficient that some eminent astronomer AZ
Cambridge should dlEeoyer comet per month.
but Prof Tyndsll must state that he WsIS HI ~
this earth Is such, and the velocity with Sbich
II moves 90 great, that II II should suddenly
stop, the heat II would create would be sum-
Client to reduce II TO q thin vApor. Prof. Tyn-
DAN adds that, " II after the stoppAge ofits mo-
tion the earth should fall into the sun, a. IL az.
suredly would, the amount OF heat generated
by the blow would be equal 70 that developed By
the combustion Of 1000 worlds Of solid car
bon.o
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DENSIONS, B0UNTIRs,
BACK PAY, WAR CLhIhf5,
AND CLAIMS F0R TNDS5SiTk
GI.Akk h GAYLORD,
- sF.rsspS aasd Ootossrg.r a. Ia
SOLLCITORs
ToR ALL KINDS or MILITARY CLAIMS
,Nrne, Tth sad Y street,, RosS NsH
WAERIESTOA, .. 4

TIns firm, having thorough knowledge 81 tee
Pension Business, and being familiar With The
practice IN all the Departments OF Government,
believe that they can afford greater facilities 70
prompt and successful accomplishment Of business
entrusted 70 them than any other nrm In Washing.
ton. They dealre 10 secure such an amount Of this
business a. win enable them TO execute the buAi.
the basis OF THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For thiA puF-
dose they will secure the services Of Law Firms In
each proninent locality thro9ghout the States
ali the necessary blank forms OF application And
evidence, roquiiite printed pamphlet inGtruotionA
and Circulars distribution In their with
Associates names inserted, and upon the due exc
70 them by their they will prompt
" perform the business here.
r. Their charges will be FIVR DOLLARS ROR
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS PoR PRIVATRs,
and ton per cent on amount Of uAlni ior MILL
TIRY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY
~ Soldiers enlisted since the lat Of March, 1881,
disabled By disease or wounds, arc entitled 70 Pen.
GionS. An soldiers who serve for two years, or
during the war, should II sooner close will be ca.
titled 10 oiO0 Bounty.
oilers discharged on account OF Woundi resolved in
the service, since the Commencement Of the War,
shall FooeiVO the eloO bounty and ali revenue
ItAmpS hsrstofore required on soldiers application
Who die or are KILLED are entitled 70 Pensions md
the eIO0 Bounty. n there b no widow, thea tbs
minor children, and n no iniuor children then the
father mother aiaters, or brothers are entitled 70
AT nothSSs, sisters, OF brothers win 6s pSSSiCSSd
IpWHRD tLzRE, !.
WILLIS =. oAYLoRD.
washington d VI ~ mar civ
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GUERRIILAs.-Four gusrrIllas last nIRhi
visited the pramiles OF Mr.. MeAIlIster, lIylnR
about two miles below Aeeotink, and StoiS
three horssa. AlsxaHdria Jo'wnGl, 3TfK. ~ Z
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OTICE WASHINGTON AND
IN ALEXANDRIA FERRY. - On and after
THURSDAY, October LIST, tho steamers THOMAS
CoLLYER, Capt Gedneyj MARY y. RAPLEY,
Capt. staokpole, YOUNG AMERICA, Capt. Hol.
lingSheAd, will commence thslr regular trips be-
tween Alexandria and Washington, At O'Clock In
the morning, running every hour until O'Clock
.. N. s4aA-u
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NRW LRTTKRs PATENT.
~ tSsr,;n. A. N $3.50 e e. Msy q iss,)

NKW LRTTKRs PATENT.
IN tcsrt.nsAts No. go, Nay ., lsss.j -
TSe Advantages Of this invsntioa are thasa
PERFECT pETECrlVE
Machine ia offsrsd 70 tbs fublis, hat viii account
Nv Az MONEYS RncxIvHp
Yer the great bensat Of Chartered conpAnies-As
en- Cha r. s Ssss Fam sry d Ss Il s
THIS MACHINE e not ~ The control Of conduf
ter 2, cat: 4 no SsE sO% q
sonnelt b. vs. on this saving point IL unnSesssArJi
TILL-TALE n ACHIEEi
KNeCK-DowN SYSTEM. ...
n. general use Y also wherever Moneys repaid
On their ansrsat Tiers, and ali other Public piA.ss
\ soss., rsSptls.1I. y xSi.S sii ave quarter
Sass sc Courses, RSssi Vehicles, ana last, though
set lSHst, tails priAsiple prevents fraudulent RS-
r. s.-csnnunisstionS rom those having use
tsI suSh hAshine., Addressed 70 the undsrsiInsd
ROWLAND CRoAELRN, Q,
WILLIAM \. CRISP,
isssAt g. 'ss F.:: n. Avenue;
TURNS OF THE SUPREME COURT
l5ksrsSy siyss has, " Iuls Of shs oOars, is
ISrnS have beoa nxsd a. folloWsi
.... ra 0fnTst I0uN.
Third Monday Of January.
First Monday Of May.
Third Monday Of 0dtober.
Te1tls efls Nreut CetfTt.
Ia Whish alone . Jury 10 inpAnnsled for the trial
..-y.E. Of civil GAaes.l
nrst Tuesday Of February.
Third Monday OF May.
first Tuesday Of November.
Tsrais u a. CrimiHSI oOi0t
nrst MondAy 81 March.
Ihird Monday Of June.
FIRST hoAdAy Of Desenbor.
TgraS Of LAe DtsiTta Count.
Hir1 MOldAy Of December
Plrst Tuesday q JAnuEy.
First Tuesday Of February.
E1It Tuesday q mA5Sh'
Ihird MoAdhy q NAY
Rirnt Tuesday Of June.
1irSt Tuesday Of July.
FrIt tuesday of 1eptenbe,
PirIt Tuesday Of October.
FIRST Tuesday Of EeVembeE'
81 STdaf 81 The Court ~ AKIsE,
WILL BE ISSUED, IN FEBRUARY,
POLITICAL FINANCIAL, .,
ReonomisAl, Ed1sAtioAAL and MILITARY CON
DITI0N and ProkrSls Of the United States
and Of the Individual states, for the
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-01

NHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OF
" FICE, DEFoT or wiSHISsToE, WARRINGTON,
y, C., January T. 1854.
AlldeAlers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather
Once Furniture, Harness, and sAddlery, are re-
quested to send TO this once, on the MONDAY Of
each week, a sealed proposal or list IN duplicate
OF the articles they are prepared to furnish to this
Depot at short notice, with the price Of each
marked In plain figures, 80 that, In ease the ext
EepoieH Of the service require IT, the article or
lowest price.
Dealers wishing 70 sell to this Depot will be re-
quired TO furnish the list punstually syey Monday
morning. d. n. RUCKER,
BrigGdier General and Chief QuartermAGter,
IAE-H Depot OF Washington.