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TO INVALID SOIDIERsl
Artificial Legs. Arms and Grutohes.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
> MANUFACTURE.
u. a GrNEIlAn HospfTAI..

ntssSStIsQt ": Va q lIIlL lths lbd5.
you that i have carefully examined the
AIoucLl Legs manufactured by LEONARD
I,tE1RsiAiS, and for which yOu are agent. For
~ and convenience, i have never seen any
thlnR 20 equal them, and therefore cheerfuIly
IsS4lllnenu them 10 any who are unfortunate
enough to need artificial llfnlH.
'+' Very Tespt, your obed'tseFVtt, s4ii ri
p al4taff t-.rF.f7.,- JoIN KIRRER,
A. A. Surgeon, u. 8. A., In charge
~. :. WIIRELIN0, w. Va, ApTll 18th, 1855.
haxe carefully examined the AItlhclal
LEGS OF LIoOHARD 'GEEltArS, and fInh them
0inple IN their construed ctlOn, OF good work
mnnShiPt light and Very Substantially 1nnde
They VIII llB quite rs ReTvicenhlc as any aTti-
plicity and strength le0s liable % need rsIairs
checrtully recommend them to any who
may need a1tiilclnl limbs.
- isl.5,77 JOHN FRrssE1I,
.,.a..-Tl-. "A. A. Surgeon, u. & A
HEBRON, PIKAsASTs CoUSTr, W. VA.l
-" September II lsGa
M. Cihrses iRehteT, IPhnaii11, ~. Ia. la
. Lle1E iSiT.-I have now bnen nEing tho two
hnlI legs Of The LegTln make, furnished by
you 1or over two months and II affords me
tIfenL pleasure In saying TINT they have been
q great satisfaction TO mo In that time, me
limb Il simple in construction, strong. and q
very c[mioItnblci In tIet 1 find st lust the
/ hope there may DO but few who have been
so nnfortunateH Hst o have lost both their limbs
as nave, hnt II any such ghuuld he found. 10
such especially, and to all Others, whose mis-
fnlly recoinmed the LeRFan Limb on account
OF its strength, simplicity, and general ndap-
tatlon To the nseS for which It Is intended
Very truly yours, DC,
For further particulars call on or adde's
CHARLES BEHIER, Agt.,
.,,oo Noanpe s&., 5et. MARKET e Fourth.
.
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Wheeling Female College
WITRFLNG.w,VA.


TIHB L1NsTTTuTIoE, CHARTEREn
recently reorpnntHed under a new Bonfd Oi
ptrectPEsr will be ogened as a collegiate insti.
next The buildings arc now gbeIng tho.
ronghly RENTED and newly furnished
In the iiberality Of Its arrangements, in the
extent and comprehenSiVeness of Its courFle
OF study, in its methods Of, tuition and gov
Its Board OF Instruction, the public may RELY
upon its being q 6EstrelaSS seminary.
Having had many ye1Es experience in con.
Quoting leading Educational institutions in
the Eastern and Middle Stntes, 1 feel INSURED
mat with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest coop peration Of the citizehs Of wheeling
extend 10 young ladies' all the facilities for nm
accomplished education to be found outSid
Of our EASTERN metropolitan cities. =
1t affords me the highest satisfaction to be
able to announce tho engagement Of a coFpE
Of teachers % dlstinE Enished abfify, expe.
a. A S0RltAI DEPAETlEENT will be organized
n an early day, having especial reference "a
the preparation Of young ladies for the 6ud.
A PHEPARGToRY DEPARTMENT will be
opened for such Misses as arc too young "a
The Institution viii be conducted upon
EIoteStantl but not upon denominations
principles the leading churches Of this vicinI-
Episeopalian, being represented In the Facnl-
- EAfEaNSESFEh QUAHTERs -
TUTTIoS-Flrst Preparatory, 50; Second
Preparatory, 81; Firat COLLEGIATE; S.; Seeontl
Cnllnsihtc. So JnnioF, SlOs Senior, SO 90;
Latin, French iqrEnnni or other Language, sdi
Experimental Sciences, Sc extTn, each; DFnWI
ing, S; 4tinssin Oh, Sl0;5 Pastel, $40; CIny-
on 8; Music on Piano., Sl0S Use OF fnStru-
mentl e 61s Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, 2d and Sd
quarters, 30 cents each quarter. itl1 n
BoARp-Si5; Fuel and Iitfts, s.; Washing,
.; W eekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, So 30; Fuel and LIGHTS, 81 5frr
Btlls both foEtuitinn and board payable in IN
cases At the commencement of the quarter
Sept 9th, Nov. 18th, Feb, lEt and April 18th.
- L. o. LOOAIISs A. II. II. d.,
July 20, 1865. President.
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educational.
STARTLING MEDICAL C0EIEGE,
columbus. OHIO. A.


THE NINETEENTH REGULAR sEs-
SION commences Wednesday, October
tlstiI, lS65, and enda sATnfcAl ISt lS66 Clinical
LECTURES on Practical Medicine and Surgery
Will he given regularly Throughout the win
ter Mt st. Ennncl9 Hospital In the COLLEGE
building. This Hospital was opened August
i;t.l ist; and already hNs a laFEe number OF pa
Students will also have advantage of Cllni-
cal instruction In the Hospital OF the Ohio
NTTCS',- FACULTY.
{. S. ~. Smith, n. n, Prof Principles and
Practice OF Medicine
Fancis Garter, Al. D, Prof: Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children,
John Dawson, n. D., Prof Anatomy and
J; 81. HSmiiton, NJ. D., Prof sureery4I.yo
Thso. 6. ,WoElnlcy, NJ. D., Prof. Chemistry!
81 ssatIihS f6Siag, N. D, Prof alateria AIedlca
and Therapeutics ,rtih tg7 .GuI3 l.-f 4 is Z
J.S. Gard, NJ. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
FEES
MatriculAtion (paid but once| 4I,.. ,....... 5 90
Demonstrators Ticket. ket...................... 5 90
Students on their arrival, by calling Mt the
once OF the Dean, on Stnte street, or upon
the IanitoG at the College, will be assisted IN
procuring GnitRblel lodgings
For circulars or additional Information, nd.
dFe&S FRANCIS CARTER, N. D.,
sep21-dSw Dean.
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ExPENsEs PER oUARTER
Bethany College.

THIs INsTTTuTIoN Is LOCATED IN
Il one Of the most beautiful. and healthy
portions Of the hin country of'West Virginia.
lt = IN Brooke county, atttee1I miles north 6t
wheeling, and BeteIl miles from WeIlsbutJI, at
which ptAce, persons coming either by boat
OF nj, can hIld hacks ready % take them to
the College, Sitnnted rs It IS In the country,
II Is removed nt once nom the temptations to
lG1tEnvngAnee, and the fhEil lltes for Vice,Wllich
attach to Colleges In or near large GitieR-
Gonng men who desire a thorough education
VIII nnu peculiar advantages in bethany Col
lego She has nm experienced Faculty and
Affords the best education on the lowest terms,
The 18th sesStionwiu cpmmence on the Lit
Monday in October next and terminate ON
the last Thurday OF June, lS0a
sIsti 4a't :. = EBACuLTY. tra5 ~ ss.5
ALExAHSDER CAotPRII.I., President.
w. X. PRNDLErON, Vice President and
Fofeasor OF Mental Moral, and Political PHI.
Osophy and Bellies LettreA.
CHARLES LOUIS LOoa, Professor Of Ancient
Languages and Literature. i-
y; W. JoHNspNS Professor Of Mathematics
and Astronomy. ? =
r. RIcHARnsoN, Professor OF Natural PHI
Iosophy, Chemistry and Naturnl History.
Boarding nom 800 TO $40 per week.
Tuition, pSr q don of . months, $6!O0.
- Washing and llghta extra 'iii-
Mnftlculntton FeeS6I009 p
EoF catalogues OF further information ad-
dress W: *. Pendleton or o. l. Loos, Sec'ty.
uglS-2md&tWLfsE = q aIr
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Franklin Insurance Company
=" vs. OF WHRRLIEu. ~ ds7i srt7I
Capital, 900.


tis y D. ~ ils4 nLRECr0R8s
: 4. u. LoRnn, 7. p. ShnIIrroSs. Geo. X. wheat
Geo. Mendel John ZOeckier. Saml. Niei'Iei,
ian, S;nW. Franzheim, Jas N. Vance, Alex.
IINH!S COMPANY HAVING BFT!N Duly
nfgnniled, are prenHrrti 10 take FiSICs Al
III - rates ON lJlilllnfB Of all kinds merChRn-
disc, manufacturing eStnlliIshmriitE itITY,i-
InreS Stenmhnlts md eaTeoeS on the western
ElTsrs and lakes and also the lives of Ilci-
ss1gHs LOT n Term of ygATA Tlfla COmDany oE-
tefs sun nhEiOr indncemhntE fd isiffieIS ySi,err-
~ tlley enn he iTlEI1rrSl for 4hrPe vanfs AZ re-
tsISs,n IslieS, This helnE home institution.
S,,5I Of some ninety-fnur atockhoiIeTs'
III1t oINnnin are among nuF lSfytf hllsinCssI
men, Eecommends itself To tho fSynrSIiIe tSr,jI
,1sNsI OF tho insurinR public and sniIeitg
ApI5IIGGtI2ns m for Insurance win be promptly
Ollee, No. McIure Hotisa. fIaInp tlie snriR
loImeriy occupied by Adams FsxIrp "a :.
49, .. No ARTHUR GArTntSTTy
SAM'I, IAN MsGLELIlAN, President.
GEO. MENDEIi, Vice President, .astiH
y: g SARIIIuR, Agent for payfng pensions.
Oniee. NO MrLTire HOElae. being TIE aSnSa
IoLInerly oecnpled 10 Adams ExpreFS Go.
Ms UR AN O H .I--El--
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~ ~ AelL51uhDle Ief1nS IN any OF the 6lTIhJTInTT
SoLn 20 npanies, repre9snt ling IN. Tho noIreE1te
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS f0VFR,
$4,000, 900,
4oAE-HNSU7eANOE co. oFNEW YoRR
Ca4lA GnnItali all paid In no n
Assets LIST 1anunfy, ls85.......... i! !6s766I ~
-@,itA ~ nd Iig.= -
Vet assets exceeding tiioas OF S19 S9l,Ss. ~
Stn1SE1 StI1iElny doing Fire bu4inesS In tie unIted
twDERWR17KRs AeENcE: N: YORK,
The ~ gsrmania Fire InS Co.,. TCasii Capital
TI,s II,s HfSHoTer HSfSnorer q 81 ana Ay-.,i- +,
Tho Repnbiie syHM 4Hif7 esonoAoo 80 o.
20! Ore nSlty u zHsyq.os Il lled by tia fonr
sECURETY IS& co. oFNEW YoRK so
Cash Chpltal, MI raid In, 81 mn m m
Assets LIST February. IS65.-.-- 5Is5S5O =
a.yasf. alse=E7l. ~ u. 9S1Ssz0 ..
Three -fonrthH Of the nett nroh ts tieciareIi 10
policy holders, annually. - -
CONTYNEN7.4LE E7v& co. OFNEWYoRK.
Casll Capital: all paid dII,............s snanOD %
Assets january J, 1870 ..,,,..,.,..., slrl,s55 50
.ran,.4 SI a "a a
Aeyenty-five per cent Of the nett nrofifs de-
70 EoiSy holdeFH annually, without In
c1IElng my ftllI. .isIILlsr s1a-f
II,oIisIes viii he Issued in any Of the above
FeilhDIe CompanieE on HTnllrEtion to- 81
W. y. PETERSON, Agent
r,SSIiiilce ,Silce Maln street. next door to 81. & NJ.
mar2l-ly
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Mtdtral.
SEILERS' COUGH SYRUP.

OduudAlO oOOClA b44lO4
1T IS PROMPT IN us ACTION, ALWAYS
lSIIe, and may bo given to the aniHlles child
OTmnt delleafIi fenpfia with conn tiened In Ia
sIiecess- ContaInlng no intinnnlhtOry or
applicable to the vnst majority Of Pulmonary
and bronchial nttectlQnss. but Is peculiarly
valuable 10 children ultbtdinR great relief In
whOopIng Cough and kintireti diseases From
n large. number OF ceFtlncates received rum
year 70 year, We present. the following:
ihe baptist Church. AiexHndFia,
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AsiuEle Bottle win last a mOnth-tO
bepsed three times day.
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t'Ara, . said an Intelligent thoughtful
boy, II don't think Solomon Wns rs
rich, qs they say he, was.t' tswhy nv
dear, what could have put that into
your headpp asked the sst6nished moth
or. "Because the Bible says he slept
with his fathers, and think II he hild.
been 50 rich; he would have had a bed
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|: 1HE New York Ifnes' London cor.
respondence Inns the following: The
Feniin exoitement Ind taken one cnri-
Gus effect. 1t has compelled Mr.. Bourci4
cault to suspend as he does next week.
tho representation of Arrah ma lPogue
IN london, and it will, no doubt, rs
stopped for q time through the King
Wearing of the Green, y In peaceful
times but when FeniRna are drilling,
and fleets and armies marShRlline. 81
does not do 10 play. nt treason. and re
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ir5Wk0 m BBLS aAsTER PARIS, REST qualify
5;seV recel elVest ~; a; y In, Y ,Iis5L .,,Ssi
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THE New York Herald has a letter
from Berlin, in which tho writer states,
there Is no diminution in tho desire of
the Germans to einigrate to America,
and predicts no falling on, in thenum-
ber arriving on the shores of tho United
States for a long time. German colon
tess now GermaIiies;j were to rise in
Chill, on tho river Platte in Brazil, in
Australasia, hut the authorities directs
ing these movements have given it iip
In dispair, In view OF tie All absorbing
attrac ions which America exercises on
the tmaginahons and interests of the
Germans. "A Bremen company ordered
two now steamers TO meet the increas-
ing emigrad ion, and bot h lines will soon
ported as about to be established.
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susuraaff. =.
FIRE, MARINE INLAND INSURANCE

G!!AN BE OBTAINED UPON THE MOST
Iells9nable tenSin any oF The foIIbEi11
CASH CAPITAL AND Assets SoVSp,
SO.6O0.nOn
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EastefnTlIrouRh Mail
via O. &iP. R R,
for New England
States, Eastern New
York and Eastern
PennsyIynnin,,......
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SYMPTOMS,

H9-e1ntgr olE!e.'lIar sIe,.EtlItng an ..n,pt0,...
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AN oRFImAn CAUTION. The Pay
master General has issued circular
cautioning paymasters to guard care-
fG1ly asaiust Vi ttempts, now extensively
prevalent. topass forged discharge pa
tperss and he has issued such orders as
viii battle the attempts ab fraud both
upon soldiers and. the goyernmenk
,4tf3 II Y1IaY.fG Y -
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Wheeling and PittR-
bufgh Way Mail via
Q. 4 p. II. r.. -. 80
Through Eastern Mall
via r. a o. II. II. for
Maryland Delaware
and lslGleTn Nn.......
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ARRIVAL & CLOSING OF MAIIS,

J, Wheeling, ". Y.
ATTite1 al Gostsdt
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s,ow tread of earnest thought, again rapidly
crossing and re crossing the room, his foot
falling with passionate emphasis, he spen, the
hours till long a1ter midnight; an. when; At
last, he sought his room, Leonard Watson. for
the first time in long years, knelt and i'm
plored Gods blessings on his resolutions for
the tuture.
Claireville wondered what had "coms over
the Dung millionaire. Old tenants, who had
been wont to lOek upon their Young landlord
as an easy going scamp. began to open fnsir
eyes over sanitary improvements In their loWiy
homes: charity appeals began 70 hnd ready
reepoDee a. the large house; musty books that
had long given ONCE name now began TO full
al their mission a. the young lawyer loaded
his brains for service; old friends wondered
how Leonard could preserve his genial bright
ness, his generoeity, wit, and grace, yet hold
his follies with such strong. firm hand; new
acquaintauces spoke warmly Of the conecien-
tious. able young advocate, who was ste adily
working his way to future eminence.
But in one house there were tears OF thanks
giving. prayers OF humble praise, as Amy
Grey son heard from every tongue Of the reform
Of that noole young life and when, after q
years probation, words Of love and petition
greeted her as the young lawyer implored her
to be bis wife-to aid him by her love and
presence in maintaining the new life he owed
to her suggestions, she humbly thanked hea ven
for the impulse that had prompted her to write
the letter to Leonard Watson found in the
Post-office at their Clairevilie fair.-Godeys
Magazine.
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THE EVENING STAR.


SONG FOR The NEW YEAR.
Old n ne has turned smother psss
o. ster nifty and truth:
He reads With ming vsiee to age,
A ,.sr he. bed o 'er heart aud head
since last the yule log burnt.
n d Ne have task 20 e.o'eiy ask,
hob. ,T. e. s. s.sas an
OH ma, .e and ,Sst our hands have done
eeme work Of glorious pains;
lille the holly slsams aoeye as;
With . pardon for the Sc who hate.
And prayer for those Who love us
We may have seen some loved ones pass
To TIE land of Est;owsd rest;
Va nay miss the glow Of an honest brow
And the warn h OF friendly breast;
But II v e nu sed them while on ca tn,
v ith hearts all true and kind,
or those rue hearts left bshindS
10, no IL were not ell or wise
TO mourn with endlgts pain:
There's better world beyond the SKIES
Were the good shall meet sgain.
Then . WELCOMES and cheer to the merry new year.
While the holly CLEANS above us;
Win Pc don for he faes who hate.
Ard prayer for tb oss who loss u.s.
Have our days relied On sefepely free
y. Prom .; iS',S. dir .b s liz tina. s.
Are the creatures dear still clinsing near?
Do We hear loved voices Gomez
Dc We gaze On eyes whose g:ances snso
halo round our hOmef
Oh IL We DO, let tharis be poured
To Him VITO hsth spared and given,
And fore ct not o'er the festive beard
The mercies held from heaven.
Then o vi leone and cheer to the merry new year.
While thu holly CLEANS above usi
With pardon for the toes wha hate,
And prayer for those who love us.
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OIL tt HIN q ,

o. n ~ q.
aOINGl-G0ING!-G
Down THEY go,
AF LESS THAN GOLD PRICES
]. H. SMITH and ssATH BROS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSES OF WASHINGTON,
No. 40 AND aS4
SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE PosT eyyIos.
ALL GOODS sPoNesD.
Where you can 1 nxr II r. STYLES
'ar ssssk,sH.
wA tkfFto 65Ars.
~. ro1 J LATEST AIs STYLES
PEG 1of f Eosstn BREASTED VESTS.
BUSINESS p SUITS.
PLAIN AsD FANCY oAss1MEas.
Together with itS Il STOCK
o.s s$ III
THE CITY.
tive also haye
1s sfS5K
p1zosS eaeops
cgsroM WORK.
UNUSUAL LOW PRICES.
GINfLEAENS FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS, oAPs. sBIsfs. fiis, susPlEDiRs.
]. b. SMITH. No. 46o,
SMITH EROS, No. 4s4,
CLofHIKRs AND MERCHANT TAILoRs.
Seventh street, opp. Post Once,
oe q SIN WsshiD ston.
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CLOTHING.
yf,aE MOST POPULAR OL0fHINe HOUSE 10
l SMITH, BROS: 4 GO.
40 west BalNEeore street, Baltimore,

,raE MOST POPULAR 0L9rH sBBSs Ho Sn 10
40 West BaltiFore street, BAlansrs,
-s s1n,dfH, Raos, q 90; Glo.Ass,: .aa Merchant
The Bon Tsn Merchant Tai,ors,
sr &c p ''' % nj '
w.ssIaxsab can save % Per cent. By getting
sheir cS11Asak Made at ..z-u nxoa T. CO..
90 West baltimore street.
n. be-. and oAs.ssx s0S.s &C. y the
20 West Baltimore street.
MARBLl HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
40 West Baltimore ct Baltimore, Id.
Persons in washinstoo can save % Per cent. b
sayins their Clothing SShIra, BROS. 4 co.,
20 Wss. Baismsrs Grsst.
Oar Washington customers can and the best
sa q Clothing In sa saf &C.,
20 West Baltmere street.
The isad,ns u1sthins House Of Baltimore Oilers
the sass' stSHk e qSssn Il the S sssSss A
20 West Baltimore street.
Do q Of fall to come to sMIrH, BROS. 90. to
your Oiothins. 40 West Baltimore street.
The place where sys5y SesS gets sss suited. M
90 West Baltimore street.
The only house In Baltimore or washington thai
SMITH, BROS. Il co.,
90 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged Soldiers In Washington Are
offered discount OF 10 per cent. ~ buying OF us
HMITH, BROS. 81 CO.,
40 West Baltimore street
Discharged goidiers can save twenty dollars en-
q Suit by buying Of
SMITH, BROS. & co.,
20 West Baltin ore st.. Baltimore, Nd.
IT will NAV all 70 come to Baltimore to huy yous
CLOTHING SMITH. BROS i Co,
Merchant Tailors and Clothierg
Be ,urs and come to SMITH, BROS co.,
Marble Hall Clothing House. 40 West Baltimors
street. to get your Fall and Winter Clothing
SMITH BROS &c CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Olothiers,
90 West Baltimore street.
Peg top PANTS, French and In slish WALKING
COATS. Peltoe's faeey and plain SACKS; also, the
new STYLE SACKATEL, the prettiest eest out.
AL IN endless varieties At gMIfH, BROS & OO's
Popular Marble Hall Clothing Heuss, 40 West
Baltimore street. sep A-am
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CHIEF QUARTKRMAsfBRs OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON DEPOT, Dec, 8, 1858.
Sealed Proposals are invited by the undersigned
1ss ssss, at
aaa OF
Rds win be received for tae deIivery Of 5000
Bidders ms s. state at which of the above named
II Ss VI. make
the q9sntity OF zach article proposed to De dsEy-
spsneed d. and md when to Be- eonpletea 20 '
The price must be written out ia words on the
to Be put In geGa ;se
extra charge to the Government. The hay and
The Particular Kind Or description of oats, corn,
nay or straw proposed to be delivered must be
All the articles offered under the bids herein in
Cited viii be subject to rigid Inspection By the
Be- Ts.ded psm
the lowest responsible bidder. as the interest of
5sqs5s for h
have been delivered and accepted.
PROPOSALS 1 With gusrsnty signed By two rsspon
able that in ease bis bid j. scceptsa he Or
eonsrset set for the same: With good and satseens
snrsties, in equal to the amount of the con-
the .aid bidder should fail 70 enter into ths CON
t.. nsas dF gEa
sible bidder, or the person to whom the contract
The rsspenssi,ityy Of the suar.n,9rs must BE-
under the 2 nited States Goye'nment or RESPONSE
bic 1neEp to 10 s Of the
o. Of ths,r
'f Presosas na se e to D.
5. g. ana should Sc pisiniy marked Proposals
io1 o.,,l tha ~, An.
Eusrartors, viii he required Of the successful bid
df or
be obtained Upon application at this Office.
FORM OF PROPOSAL
tTown, County and state} -
l, the sub eriesr. DO hereby propose to furnish
master - Department. at =. ssreeablS to the
terms Of ySus svtnS -.
80 bn shells Of Corn. in sacks, at par bushsl OF
bushels OF Oats, in sacks. at psr bushel of
- tons q Balsd Hay, at - per ton of 1900
- tons Of Baled Straw, at - per ton of 5000
70 on or before
enter into written contract With the United
s as s9s s1: s x
bid has been accepted, Your ohedient servant.
BrissJfer General D. Fl. RUcEFR,
General Depot Quartermsster,
Washington, D. G.
GUARANTEE.
We, the undersi gned, residents Of -, In the
county of -, aud State Eff, hereby, Jointly
and severally, covenant with the United States,
and guarantee. in case the foregoing bid of -
be accepted. that he or they vii, wthin ten days
tract for the same. with good and SUFFICIENT sure
ties, in o sum equal to the amount of the con-
tract. to furnish the forage proposed in confor;
Dec. 8. 1888. under which the bid was made; and,
tract, aforesaid we gusrsntse to make good the
the next lowest responsible bidder, or the person
to W HON the contract may be awarded.
Given under oar hands ana seals
Witness: 5this day of -, 49,.
hereby certify that, to the best Of my kno.l.
ed &c and belief, the above named Ruarantors are
GOOD and sum cient sureties for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
To be certified BY the United States District At
torney Collector of Customs, or any other ofcer
under the Uoited States Government, respen-
s'0i' 'e'''A AA' D. H. RUcKER.
dec9 If Brigadier General and Q. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-03
PROPOSALS.
NAVY Dsf S1srsn :. !, ~ r,s,.,,,,,..

Beeenbor y. 1871
Sealed Proposals will be received a; this Bureau
until meridian January L., lSo5. for the Iron de-
sc..snA is the relieving classes. Zach bid mast ee
made for ~ entire class, as 80 zee ~ 90 u
round for the class delivered at the respective
Navy Yards No payment viii be made until the
whole is delivered delivery to commence In twelve
days after eticstep of ceptsuee OF bid TO pro-
eeed continually and the whole to be delivered Ia
two m Bths thereafter.
Tss contract will be awarded % the lowest 70.
RponxihIe bidder, the right being reserved OF
rejecting tho low est bid if it be deemed exorbi-
tsnt
The usual guarantees will be required: and the
contract will be dated the day tae notice OF 40.
ceetsnre Is given.
Printed schedules and Instructions can be OBJ
tanned by application TO the Bureau.
Proposals must be dirs.ted to the Chief OF ire
Bureau of Steam Enc eeI ing, and ender Pro-
possls for Iron.' that they may be distin gaishsd
from o. her business letters.
The following srs the classes required at ths re-
spestive Navy Yards: