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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALS FOR WOOD.

caio Q~artum a'tHSs o & Kashiss.e. Dsros.}
Sealed Proposals for the delivery. At this dsnos,
Sn sSif b1t gsis E.
s:sd I. sound sn a.: :5;s =
Tse yvoed to Be delivered at such points near the
baltimore and Ohio railroad, or Government
in e Tx
livery not being soSns;idsred complete until 30
the Governmenf to inspect and measure the wood,
and such as does not conform to the above spec'
"Two ::n.ousaIa ssvs hundred (a;5oo) cords 70 be
or tee
to be delivered on or before the LIST day OF Novem
0ef' '''1 PROPOSALS.
The price must be written out in words on the
bid. must also the full name and post Office ad-
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con-
sidered and an oath of allegiance mussaccompany
%9s b to D Ssn
sfa p I'll ans should &c psPs
marked Proposals for Wood I"
proposition with guaranty signed By two Iespon.
sble persons. that in case his BID be ne
good and suffci sureties In q sum equal to the
amount of the contract to deliver the article pro-
in the sd bidder
enter into the contracts they to make good the dif
next lowest responsible bidder, or the person to
whom the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
shown by the Official certificate of the clerk of the
nearest District Court, or Of the United States Dis
trict Attorney. -a
Bonds in q sum equal to the amount of the con-
tract. signed by the contractor and both of his
guarantors viii be required of the successful bid
ders upon signing the contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, the undersiened residents of -, in the
s1s sssrery With the
and guarantee, in case the foregoing bid OF -
= Be accepted. that he or they win at once exc;
sufficient su reties, in equal TO the amount Of
ene to the terms of the sdvertIsement
dated July 5, 1864, under which the bid was made,
contract as aforesaid. we guarantee to make good
the difference between the offer of the said -
and the next lowest responsible bidder, or the
SON to whom the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands and seals
Witness: [Seal.1
fSeal.1
To this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate aforementioned.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter.
master. D. II. RUCRER,
Brieadier General and Chief Quartermaster,
~ 6td Depot of Washin gton.
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THE EVENING STAR.
FROM THE SOUTH.
Why johnson Does Not Fight.

IRON the savannah hPpuDilc8u.J
have noticed amongst the various corIes.
pondents OF the press 8 considerable amount
OF perple1ity in accounting for the IaHure OF
General Johnston to give battle at Cass Station
after his famous battle order OF tue i3tn OF
May. have seen amongst other accounts that
OF the army correspondent OF the Augusta
Constltptionalist. pn.'',--y assertinv ,n..,,en.
eral johnston had received Imperative orders
from the War Dep srtment at Richmond, for.
bidding him to risk any general engagement
until reinforcsments might be sent to him from
the Army of Virginia. The explanation is In.
correct. The true reason for the retreat Of the
army from Cass Station, after Johnston's bat.
tie order had been read to his troops, was q
failure upon the part Of his corps commanders
to comply with Johnston's plan Of battle
Gen. Johnston, having determined upon his
line of battle, notified his troops that he was
now ready and about to lead them to victory.
Every heart pulsated with patriotic fervor In
response to the call of the tried and trusted
cnieftain. Joe Johnston had deliberately chosen
his time and his position-the word had Deen
given and the deed must be done. According
ly Gen. Johnston ordered his corps coihinanu-
ers to advance their commando ana occupy
certain designated positions. Ah was pro.
crossing admirably for the happy consumma.
ton OF this splendid conceptlon-When staff
officer, charging mp to one OF Johnston's dis.
tipeuished lieu ten ant generals, made the start
ling announcement that the enemy were on his
flank in large and threatening numbers.
Placing implicit confidence IN the announce
ment of his staff officer, the lieu enant general,
fearing TO move, failed to comply with the
orcers of his commanding general. In the
meanwhile the advancing column of the enemy
gained the position, and Johnstons plan was
thus frustrated. There was no alternative now
left him but to fight the enemy at disadvan.
tage or retreat to a safe position. To have
rushed madly into the former. General john
ston is man OF too much elaboration and
even tempered wisdom-to have feared to do
the latter, all the anathemas of an ignorant
public could not prevail.
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FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR THE
l. NAVY.


Bureau Of Provisions and Cothins, July IA, 1854 {
Sealed Proposals, endorsed I" Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables will be received at this Blu
reau until O'Clock M. on the 18th Of July, in:
and 40 900 pounds of Fresh Vegetables at the Wash
i1stOn stattion as reaui.ed The Beef yegeta
ket affords, and each article must be offered for by
the pound: The Beef must be in equal proportions,
fore and hind quarters.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required
in one half the estimated amount of the contract
and twenty per cent. in addition will be withheld
from the amount Of each payment to bs made, as
collateral security for the due performance of the
tract which will on account be paid until IL
is fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by a writ
ten guaranty, signed by one more responsible
persons, that the bidder or bidders WILL IL his or
their bid be accepted, enter into obi CATION with
IN hye days, with good and sufficient sureties, to
furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompa-
med by such guaranty and by satisfactory evidence
that the bidder is regular dealer the articles
proposed and has the license required by law
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent jyl5-td
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E1orbitant Charges at the Restaurants.

EX0fDlfant CnargeS at the RESTAURANTS
The following remarks of the Philadelphia
Press, In relation to the exorbitant charges OF
keepers of restaurants in that city, are gen.
orally applicable:
take every advantage Of the advanced price In
articles OF food 10 impose on their customers in
every possible way, and for the average ad-
vance in all articles of food of about forty per
cent, these people have advanced more than
$50 per cent To such an extent has this exor-
eitant charge come that gentlemen who are I'M
able TO go home TO their meals, and who have
been In the habit of dining at restaurants, are
forming clubs and hiring cooks to do their
cooking for them. 1t is well that such step
has been taken. 1t will show to the proprt-
etors of eating saloons that there is a way of
obtaining meals without being subject to these
excessive charges. In addition to the enor-
nous prices, the articles of food furnished
are much inferior TO anything ever before
furnished. and are seldom, ii ever, properly
cooked.
To illustrate what we have said, we will in
stance a few articles: A cup OF coffee cannot
be got for less than ten cents, and in some places
fifteen cents is charged Coffee OF good quality
can be bought at fifty cents per pound, sugar
thirty cents, milk eight cents per quart. At
these prices a cup OF coffee costs but four cents
and that of the very best quality. But in most
saloons pure coffee is never served, and viii
famous compound Of dandelion, burnt peas, or
rye, is dealt out. Meats and vegetables are al
ways inferior to the kind used in private fami-
lies, and their defects are hidden by an exces.
siye use Of pepper and salt The potatoes are
The safest kind to order are roasted. These
have not gone through the manipulations OF
any cook, and the eater is sure Of one thing, and
that is pure potato. Restaurant pastry is an
abomination, and, from experience, we should
say TO all, never eat q restaurant pie. Cakes
are generally made with rancid butter, and
little satisfaction for the money is ever obtained
Deyhled crabs, which cost very little more now
than ever before, cannot be obtained at less
than from twenty to twenty-five cents each
They formerly cost ten cents. Everybody who
crabs may make up his mind before common
cling that he is going to be stuck. Ice cream,
which could be sold at profit for six cents per
plate, cannot now be had for less than fifteen
cents, with cream, ice, and salt very slightly
advanced.
There must be reform in the prices charged
by the proprietors of restaurants, or InOse w Iu
have thus far upheld them by suffering and
paying, however exorbitant the charge, will do
as others have done, in the formation of eating
clubs, and the prop taken away, down goes
the house Of the restdurdteur.
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Headquarters Provost Marshal and Board Of }

Headquarters Prouost Marshal and Board Of J
Enrolment Of District Of Columbia, ,
Washington, d. O., June 3, 1854.
The Board Of Enrolment Of the District of
Columbia Will be in session at the Office Of the
Provost Marshal District Of Columbia, corner
OF Fourteenth street and New York avenue,
daily Sundays excepted) from IL O'Clock a. m.
70 O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of hearing
cases OF exemption from draft for the following
causes, viz:
Alienage;
Non residence;
Unsuitableness OF age;
Manifest permanent physical disability; and
Two years service during the present war,
either In the army or navy.
Citizens are requested 70 furnish information
- to persons who are not enrolled, or who are
trying to avoid enrolment, as IL is equally for
the interest Of each person enrolled to place
upon the ENROLMENT List all persons liable
70 do military duty, so that his own chance for
draft shall not be unjustly increased.
J. q. PUTNAM,
Captain LIST regiment V. r. Corps,
and Provost Marshal OF the
may 26-tf District Of Columbia
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SECRET D1sEAsEs' SECRET D1sEAsHs
sAMA ANS GIFT
SAMARITANS EYFTJ

TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yes, A Positive Cure" for
GOFORHGA, GLEET, rRIOTURkS, -
Contains NO Mineral, no Balsam, NO Mercury,
Only Ten PiHs to be Taken to Effect Cure
any taste viii not Il any Nay f O
juGe the stomach or bowels of the most delicate.
hssss rTspsisd By s.sP. Sa:s:
%;
10 s3fffSSsuRE, no TROUBLE, no CHANCE xHArsvEi.
sorsed ~tS Bss.sS
Mercury Try SshhsaAR1rAws GIFT
Gent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, 81. Female IS.
scR eSGRt vL sHe21 soxs s.oo gpo,.
rETrERs, Scales, BoILs, s1PHiL1s
sAx1R1rAN's ROOF AND HERs JSlcs
RE 4 hS SS SS e, 4.
;s:sn .ss s e.
and psrm.pent Take then q this pnriyins
sr'' that for bS h5yT sH in after
~ ROOF the
viii remove every yestige Of imparities from the
FEMALEsi FEMALEsII
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB Juices 10
most happily adapted, in liberated Uterus, in
and for III LEI ito to the sex.
Sent by express. Price 81 . bottle, or bottles
..,.s !. cHAkcRE WASH.
DESMOND 4 CO., Box Isl Philadelphia Posi-
= Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. corner Of 18th and
RI HENRY ssfHasel COOK. Als1.nar,.. m.,su
Youre sGRsF ~ ~ S,ss.a ;,
certain secret which unfit them for business.
Aged or old men Who, from the foliies Of youth Of
other causes, feel debility in advance Of their
Fl
FKIEEHn Married s Ladies xill learn somethiDs
Sent to any address, in sealed envelope on re-
'',p. .. ION i DE-. GH1s. o Z. STEWART co.,
HAPPINESS Oh MIsERYETHAT rs THE
OF nd
issl tGsI nd f.
sS Sn and m a
digestion. weakness. Depression, or isnoran:e Of
PIhEsiOlosy and N.tHrss Law. These iny.luabls
as dss 1af
;Ss ~ I'D
ent of En gland, and secured BY the seals ofthe
E EcSie ds Pharmaeie ds psrs ana the Imperial
Triesmar No. ! is the efectuM remedy for Relax.
alton, SpermatorrhOes, and Exhaustion of the Sys-
nauseous use Of Copavia, .Cnbebs, &C. Triesmsr
No. ia the infaible remedy for all Impurities and
mercury and ali other deleterious ingredients.
Each preparation is in the form of most agree;
changes Of atmosphere, in tin cases. at S. EACH or
four IS cases In one for 80, and in 81 cases thu
saving -. Divided in separate doses as adminh'
tered By Valpesu. sallemands, Rosx, &c, &c.,o.
wholesale and retail by Dr. BARROW, No. iSs
To be had also offs. @. FORD, No. $50 Pa: ave.
corner 18th street. mar 93m-
LIMITED STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE, FOE
" JULY, SO CENTS.-CoSTRSTs :-Englanas
Weakness. Rain and Umbrellas ReorgsnEappSSnn .
The Confederacy through French Spectacles Pn4
Biography as applied 60 Military Purposes; on ~
Ward. Iron laboratories. The fegensrspRo one.
May 1861. At Home, May 1885,, NcK TAYLOR.
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OF IC IAL.

Office Of Prorost Marshal and Board Of
EHrollmentof District Of Columbia,
Washington, d. c., June 81, 1854. }
For convenience of Government employees
only, the Board Of Enrolment Of the District
OF Columbia will hear cases of exemption on
the ground Of non.residence, at their ONCE,
corner OF Eighteenth and streets, from TX to
10 O'Clock, daily. j. O. PUTNAM,
Captain First Regiment V. r. 9.
je % and Provost Marshal ID. q.
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RAVEL FISH

BY WILSON CO., successors to =. Walker
ffRF sna PS6SF e
MENT and GRAVEL R0OFs'' noo' VI
msH Be e5 Il 22d street below Pa avenue Orders
Tn street ire and Louisiana Afsnue, or address 70
= All work executed PROMPTLY AND op thu most
reasonable terms. and warranted Rsnairs msds
promptly. n,b ~. en- as
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Out IN THE WORLD. By T. 9. Arthur. $50
~ A Woman's Philosophy of Woman, 81 so
Life for Life. By Miss Muloch, SLED
Shirley. By Ourrer Bell, 81 80 -HE
villette. BY Currer Bell, $50
John Halifax. By Miss Muloch, $l.50
The Bridal Eve: BY Mrs. southworth, $l.N
Self Sacrifice. $50 - ..s- =
The Mississippi Bubble, 81 %
PartSn's Life ofFrsnklin. Two Vols..%
Women in Black, 81 30
te28 s.Fs. .-.~-, RANCK TAYLOR
a 7TENT1SoNEi LA PEA 1,,pyu
2ilst 80 AND PAY ATTENTION.
Hsms ssEs on dosDs
neatly, cheapfy and promptly. Call and see for
yourselves. Remember the name
- PRINCE. 3e ls-lm
S-1f Tlsa WANG. THE GRE4T CHINRSE
1k .REMEDYfor GONORRHEI. GIEET,
I~K Etc. ONE Box WIAL PKRYORMA Cum -
XInsredients are purely vegetable. It is
~ pleasant to the taste, has no bad odor, and
nay g carried In the vest pocket without fer Of
ygOHN =; KR0MER, successor to 8. o. Uphan, 40s
Snessnut g. Philapelphia, and in Warrington By
D. 2. FORD, 996 Pennsylvania avenue Sent By
mail - 6soly
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War Department, Adjutdnt Generals ONee,l
Warrington, March II, 1864. I
All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
mission to visit Washington must be addressed
70 Major General Halleck, Chief Of STAR, and
must specify the business for which the offlcer
desires the permission. kilograms addressed
direct 70 the Secretary Of War on this subject
will receive no attention.
BY order OF the Secretary ef War:
z. ID TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
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NJ REMOVAL.
NOTICE TO RARMERS, MARKET 6ARDEN-
ERS AND CAPTAINS OF VESSRLS

EhS AND CAPTA1NS VI VESSELS,
The eAee for the sale of Manure deliverable from
corner Of and 10th streets to the corner Of and
18th streets one block from Pennsylvania avenue,
Tie s ssa aos i The
M ls1es 81
hs1s fna sss T.. Good freight.
and dispatch given. A0phay f HEDGE. Agent,
s,sr sio sGr rom r. AND u :1ss st
C lAR1F1Ep CIDER CLARIFIED crDnRll
iH
offer for sale at the low est market price in guam
Hotel keeper suffers and all others in wa Mt ola
prime article of Cider are invited to call and ex
anime this before purehaksjinnsE sIssNh sHiNN
Union Bottlins Depot. 81 Green St.
---.- Georgetown, D. Z.
HlAN oIs NoHUH,l tYIAxoIs. MoHun
MOHUN & SON,
SUCCESSORS 70 J. T. LlHxAH,
M b 3 II Il A L Il s.,
Gsxa.. Basssss l2sA Sxd lstA Ssrssis,
.-f~ses qg Warrington, D. O.
TIE undersigned having purchased the Lumbar
Yard OF Mr.. Jno. T. Lehman, are now prepared 10
furnish Lumber Of al kinds 1t the market rates.
They desire to call attention to their large stcch
winch oonslBts In part OF th6 following kinda:
Absut N0. 100 feet Walnut. Al thioknsasss.
100000 feet Il Poplar, prime, saa.e
100000 " Oak and Ash, various sises, s-s
100000 feet 6eantlins and Joist, all lengtke,
l,O0000 White Pine Cullinge,
10000 Flooring,
xiso large quantity Of an other Kinds Of Lumber
nh Is 3m NOHUN q SON
r INN LINIi LINZ III Am now prepafed -
IL. dslivsr fresh burned POTOMAC LIME, prs.
Contact S% re ass fuel e Ai'n' without eons
.. D. CASTLTMAN, Htna Lime Kiln.
% u On Pa. ~. and Roek Greek Bridge.
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he PENINsULAR CAMPAIGN AND IT'S
- IA tnESGIEnESTs e developed By the report
By Gen. J. 9. Barnard. lvol. and msp;Si
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NHIER QUARTERMASTRRD OFFICE,
~ DRP01f or WASHINGTON

THIEH QUARTERMABTERT OFF1CE,
~ DRPO1T or WAsHIN0FoN.$
Washixstes, ID. O.. January I, 1854.
auested to send to this office. on MONDAY Of each
articles they prepared to furnish te this Depot ii
require it. the article articles can be Obtained
without delay. and 1T the lowest price.
quired to furniah the list punctually every Mondsy
Bri..disr General and CHIEF Qnsrtelm mast
Ab-u Depot of Washineton
MEDICAL PURVEYORT QHHIOI, 80
Ni WASHINGTON D. O., June Is, 1854,
to sell to the Medical Puryeyins Department are
requested to send to this ONCE. on the MONDAY of
prepared to furnish, at short notice, With the
price OF each attached to the same.
O. SUTHERLAND
jeDn Surg. q. 3. A.. Medical Purvsvc,r.
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To this guaranty must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioned.
Each party obtaining contract will be Obliged
to enter into bonds with approved suretes for the
faithful execution of the same,
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified and furnished with forms of con.
tract and bond.
The Department reserves the right to reject An y
or all the bids, if deemed unsatisfactory any
count.
al George D. Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Washing
ton, D. Co. and will be endorsed Proposals for
GEORGE D. RAMSAY,
~ 9-eotd Brig Gen'l, Chief of Ordnance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-02

NV YoRK, June ], 1866
r HAVE this day taken into PARTNERSHIP
Il RICHARD p CORNWELL, under the and style Of
II CORNWELL& SON for the Transaction Of the 5TOCh
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at No ~ Pinest ,,,,r,,
x. H. CORNWELL.
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60 farmers ano Others.
nAVID THOMPSON,
IL unRTICrITI,RISr AND NuRSERYMAN.

IL HORTiCULTuRIsr AND EURsERYMAN
Green Island (cppc-te Ifoyh 80
has on hand ready ,o transp!anns large qsny
OF superior and hardy GRAPE VINES ia all about sihy
ue,esh catalogue gives specific character aud qualities
Has also on nnd large assoriment OF SihAWphhdSi
VINES Of which open early IS the IlA Oh Nay See
Catalogue for details, ,,,,,,y,
ia. a., French Pru,.lan and German PRUNES; also,
that superior celebrated ZET5CHEA FRC NJ iAyoFs1y
noticed IN and by the Farmers Club IN New ORR Nliy Ihe
Tribune and Tho Country Gentleman. Speaking
of THOMPs0Es GRAPES, the Farmers Cub says;
n ths a Seeding that will ripsn a. Troy every year
with certainty then /, is acquisition worthy Of notice
IN the discussion Of the ClHb on the fho Was saia
Thor. are aeyer varieties Of the Prune and this lhe L~ets
ohcn Ga,s commonly called Swk'. and tis msy oe one Oh
them AZ anv rae Il was the unanimous opinion OF the CLUB
Tia. IL il Al EXCELLENT fruit and well worthy OF recommenca
,on sr general the best frue they ever tasted
to be arel not 10 recommend anything not worthy out
,,s "a lin, a., .iv this Prune the highest recommendation
Backed and sustained he IL by distinguished body
the Farmers Club New YORK city asous Is Vet as prao-
tirn ,iyaoys OF Fruits and Vines themsevs Mr Thomp
.on come, before his fellow citizens confidently believing
he a h "a u-cssnt 10 thsn such varieties u plants shall
1 s se ~ az choice urging oil 70 plant Vine Tree
nv s,y.b.rry Bed ,gt In the OF or two years
AZ o,t n.y can At their homes enjoy tho fruits 90 easy
10 he obtained In the beginning and which uxuranty crafty
/ In the end , -, =.
Mr. THOMPSON Is at al times IN readiness 70 attend to
cs m M. services In c.rin for the Fruit; Yards Vines and
sds, OF hi, friends and employers In the line OF his pro-
fesziou. 49, ,.c, M .,
Rem sselaer County Agricultural and Manu-
scyrs-. societyl Oics No ~ lss Ferry, Troy
az a. hi, on Island Of Canal aud Msgkets.
" - DAVID THOMPSON,
Horticuiturist aud Nurserymsn,
Green Island n. Y.
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AnsY cIo4also AsD EerirAaa orTlen,

-.
No ,l5l CfNcIsSATf. Ohio Say %. 1874
PROPOSALS are invited by tie undersigned
unin MONDAY. June 49, 1884. At O'CLOCK p u Tor 'Is
Hisi 81. Dsr rt,res' 10y 'n .e w.. ,.. r &,
b.ek nch. long On the csntcf - BE- et long lnio i'
inchos Wide, to Ne sh pounds each Of domestic ~ q
tufe. o.. d, r-.t-.
10 be delivered. free % charge q, The L. ; lnpec on
Wafrho,e n as civ 90 -0ot plelH-r', Win ne t-,e
Of lie party furnishing TIE kua and Gun'y Of sood ei''
tlnrtly NAKED on each aIsre gnt rartasr -, -,
Parte. Offering goods mus, dtncty state IN Urn pii
ih quznly they propose 10 furnish the Ffoe "nd time o.
delivery
sample. when sgkuis,ri must o. niarL,i AID Hsn5e,
10 r9-sroui with - pTopo.. and bc raftr Thereto must
gu-rsnfrs goods Inau TO- n sysry respect e9t -
ARM sndsrd oh-ri.c the frop1sa wa NOT bel c3usd'ri
ru1rn'y signed hy Two D. Pons1ie p'sons ilusl sco,l
psny oarn bid guaranteeing ths toe bidder WI supply he
arti6.e e. suArd~f g. ram un ..I nis .TQs-L 49, q.
BID sril be opened MONDAY, Jnne IT, 1904 A. :
O'Clock D. n at tn odico anl bidders are requested TO De
prrleuf q. 40.
Ayrsfds vi b. made on TUE 5nhY. June II 1851
bonds wl he required aa tic contract val be isiAuAy
grams relating 9 proposals viii not Be noticed
Ean, forms of f0posa I0niacis ani bonus may De Cd
tarrd q Ills Office. g., ,,
Tie s to .t any bid deemed unreasonable Is reserved
BY order q col. IA ~. -. ys1DS ~ - il W.
G. " MouIros Captain md A. .. H.
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Hle0iral.

MANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Restored
WI in -Four Weeks by Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE oflafE
TN, wonderful agent will Manhood 10 the noS
Sheltered Constitution wheer sysnz from EHeos-e., bell
xbus, the Elects OF Climate Naura Causes Tho time
,,oed To cure IL four weeks ali
nree ia Impossible. DIR. RICORDo ESSENCE OF LIFE u
sd In with Instruction.. for for 81 or four quaint
- n ons for 60 Sent carefully packed receipt Of remit
.c, hy lis accredited agent Circular. sent FREQ on receipt
~ four s,am,s PHILIP ROLAND, No al Broome.sL,
VI O. a., yrsst from Btoadway New. York.