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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends. as
to what preparation they for their teeth and the
response. nine times out of ten, will be, Sozodont.
TITS no longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind; experience has taught the world
that. as means of beautifying and preserving the
teeth. invigorating the gums. and giving pleasant
aroma to the breath. it has rival in either hems-
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

CoIsate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, and its
washing properties unrivaei. For sale by all drug
gsts feo-d6v1v
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Decline Sp Col,
FROM WASHINGTON.

NE" YORK. March 23-Gold further declined to-
day. touching 1863, and closing at III.
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Passage of the BiIi-Yeas So. Navs 5s

L Eli Lo "A N BILL.
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CHAMPAGNE WINE.
Just imported from France, a large invoice of
"Adolphe Flamant's Champagne Wines" from the
celebrated Epernay wineries. For sale by
JEWETT Il ST0CKLEY,
d s. Charles ST., sole Agts for city of Baltimore
mhS-lmlStn
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40 UNION HAT COMPANY. 40.
Inst opened Spring styles of Silk Cashmere and
Soft HATS at prices as low any house in the city
JOSHUA LYNCH i CO.,
mhS.e w. Baltimore street, near Gay.
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XxxIXTH CONGRESS.
LETTER FROM SECRETARY McCULLOCH

BOunties to CoIored Soldiers,
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Teiegraphic!
THE HOWE SEwING MACHINE COMPANY.

SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
W. MERRILL, Agent,
tmh2i 2I4 Baltimore street.
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DEMPSEY q O'T0OLE.
EN- q RA VERS & PRINTERS,
AND DEALERS IN
FINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY.
FANCY GOODS, &C.
ARTISTIC MoNOGRAMs,
oot9nER o GR IT5TlAE Z IN sTABR5yG. g4B EyG
Corner Lexington, Baltimore, Md
1926 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mhls-tf lstp ------ Washington, D. C..
AZ s. CHARLES STREET. AZ,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Foreign and Domestic
mhS-lmlstp JEWETT { sToCKLEY.
$3.50 COAL. COAL, 5000
The Undersigned. retiring from the Anthracite Coal
trade. will sell their stock in hand consisting of 1900
tons White Ash Lump, for Foundry use, and 1000
tons prepared sizes for Family use at $3.50 per ton
220 bs., for Lump and SO per ton 2240 lbs for pre-
pared sizes, delivered in any part of the city.
c.,-. r. G. RIEMAN & CO..
1eII-lpu % South street.
Gas for the Country
The MoNUMENTAL AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINE CON-
PANY, IMeAv0y's patent) is prepared to furnish
SoSdfa SagSsadencss P4blic Buildings Hotels, Churches,
schools, &e. This apparatus is simple and reliable
Yture which any person can operate, and furnishes
beautiful brilliant light at expense of only two
dollars per thousand feet. No heat is required and
the risk and trouble attending its are far less
than with the ordinary lamps. Persons residing tenn
porarily or permanentyin in the country enjoy this
greatest of city luxuries at a small expense.
DIRECTORS:
JONAS IL. HAYWARD, j CRAWFORD NELSON,
HENRY JAMES, HUGH SIsSoN
CHARLES NJ. JACKSON, f. s. HUTCHIsOS
j. IL. HAYWARD, President.
CHARLES L. MASEING, Secretary.
+. s. HUTCHINSON, Treasurer.
O8fcc-14 LigM Street. mh2f-1mistp
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will work as well in
RAINY WEATHER
AS in Sunshine. and by which
RELIABLE AND IMMEDIATE DESPATCH
Can be obtained as well as
ANSWERS GUARANTEED,
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INSULATED LINES TELEGRAPH,
NOW OPEN To THE PUBLIC.
OFFICE,
lbs Baltimore Street. Baltimore,
&A-To be opened next to Pitsburg Cincinnati, St.
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SwINDLING AND RoBBERY.-The New Orleans
Times of the 18th gives the following account of an
ingenious robbery:
The steamer Atlantic, which.lef here on Monday
evening for the West, stopped at a landing in Al
giers to take on wood. Soon after landing three
individuals. claiming to be officers of the law, came
on board. and arrested Mr.. Levi Dunham, an ex-
tensive Cincinnati stock dealer. As one on board
prepared to dispute their claims or the genuine
ness of the warrant under which they professed to
act, Mr.. Durham quietly submitted to the arrest,
and, together with his baggage taken ashore by
the pretended officers conducted to house in the
vicinity, where he was searched and relieved of
eight thousand dollars in drafts and two thousand
dollars in cash.
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AZ s. CHARLES STREET. a..
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Foreign and Domestic
mhS-1m1stp JEWETT & STOCKLEY
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HORSE THIEVES ABOUT.-We noticed few weeks
since that association of citizens had been formed
in Washington, D. G., for the purpose of detecting
and bringing to punishment gang of horse thieves
which had been infesting for time the suburbs
tion the thieves in question appear to have suspended
operations in and about Washington and to have
migrated to peninsula. On Tuesday of last week,
two gentlemen of our acquaintance in Patuxent dis
trict had couple of valuable horses stolen from their
stables. and though dligent search was Immediately
made, up to present writing. clue has been dis
covered to the stolen property. As the evil in ques
ton is likely to increase unless promptly met, we
think it would be wise in people to improvise
scheme for mutual protection, and in the mean
while. recommend them to put their horses up of
a night lock their stable doors and keep unusual
watch and ward their cattle-. Marv's Gazette.
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Mr. Kelley, of Pa, looked upon the bill as full Of
peril. and calculated to give the Secretary power
to demOsh the business interests to stop the facto
ries and destroy the trade of the country Gold
coming down now rapidly enough. Prices were fall
ing; labor was coming down, and there was there
fore no necessity for granting such power
Mr.. Griswold, of New York, took similar view
and declared that we ought to check the present
enormous importations That would regulate the
trade of the country.
Mr.. Wentworth, of Illinois, said that all of the
importers were opposed to this bil some of whom
he saw on this floor. He would ask where were
going to get another Secretary of the Treasury If we
should loose this one
Mr.. Moorehead, of Pennsylvania, was not in favor
of any great stringency in the circulation OF our
currency but he would vote for this bill He thopght
we ought to define policy to the country, anu SuoT
our confidence in the Secretary, He hopeu po'h
sides of the House would agree to it s,Li b;u
Mr. Hooper. of Massachusetts, here onergS e. hIs nti
Ing bill He denied the mputation that any one who
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ENG 4 VERS 6 PRINTERS,
AND DEALERS IN
FINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY
FANCY GOODS, &C.
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AhIlSIlC MONUGRAhS,
C0L0RED INITIAL STAMPING.
30 CHARLES STREET
Corner Lexington, Baltimore, Md.
326 PENNSY YLVANIA AVENUE
mhl9-tf lstp Washineton u q
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STRANGE TRAGEDY ON THE PLAINS.

To Hon. Hugh McCuIloch,
Secretary of the Treasury
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12
Corporation Notices.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO
~ SEN Err CONTAGIOUS. -Sepsrate Sealed PROPOSALS.
with the title Of the which relates the name OF
bidder Offering viii received tbs oce until
m OF MONDAY NAV IA at which hour they will be opened Tor
tbs eonruction of SEWERS the following streets wit viz,
FIFTH AVENUE between 3h and 9Th Streets Jth 18Th ~ o.
Doth and streets 10th and the Hudson River Sea
ceptng 4h and .lst streets between I'm ana '
MADISON AVENUE, between SD and 3Jth streets
LEXINGTON AVENUE between ast aud 52d streets
FULTON STRICT between Greenwich and West streets =,
SEVENTY EIGHTH STREET. from Madison avenue es.'w~dy
oP s;s9 and fsrYTHRD STREETS between 9Th and
gth avenues .,.... ,,x ,xoco...
oo'sinso On appi''' " THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBT l.. DARRA0H,
A. w. CRAVEN,
Cro,on Aqueduct Board
Eey Yori. May !. 1865
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OyYcs suPARisrgspEsr PUBLIC PRIsrIss.
WAsmsoroS, April %, 1865. )
PROPOSALS FOR ELECTROTYPED ENGRAV-

mos Sealed proposals will he received this office until Mon.
day tho h May 1866 u O'clock for furnishing set oil
pase OF the Illustrations Of Machinery &c sccompa
n,y The Of the Of Patents the 1868
The drawings will be furnished the contractor who
mu arrange pages numercs order nrry con
snt With compacne ana the execution OF the
respect fully equs to that furnished Tor the
which adopted the standard FOR
the present. Tue pse' delivered bs office free OF
ubec the spprova REJECTION OF the
Public Printing bond and approved security
vii BE- required the faithful performance Of the contract ,
TIE WORK comprise shout thonsand usraons making
hundred measuring y BY Inches Bidders are
TO propos. BY tie ilgsdon with the under
figure required TO Illustrate
Invention or sometimes the easel the whole number oil
arures be aud paid for single lusiraion
Any farther that he required Will be furnished
upon application at this ONCE. -. - -
Propa will be addressed the sndened Wellington c.
and ndoned envelope Prpo FOR Patent Office Report
JEO. ID. DEFREES,
tend. Of he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12
prcposals.
OYucs AssI.rAsr ConxsAnr GgsEnAL or supsnrHScs,
No.4 SrATKsr NKw YORK. May O. 1866.
RNY eITPPLIES-SEALED PROPOSALS Iii

Oyucs OF ASSISTANT ConxiisARYGgSERALo supsurEscs
No.4 STATE ST.. NKv- YORK. May 3 1900 },
A RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS I'm
n duplicated will be received BY the undersigned INIT, ~ one
use Of ,ed Army SUBSISTENCE STORES to b de-
Evefed in w.York or Brooklyn, as follows. viz $3.50. . =,
crop booped oak ash barrels with two ron hoops
fun weight and thoroughly sated
Bidders will their pork packed and the brands Ao
The pork received such inspection yards shall be agreed
by the undersigned , ,.,zu
Bids may be made in bond or duty paid
900 pounds good hard SOAP be made BY boiling and only
10 have 10 than rs cent OF
water and TO be well dried before being packed
The stores are required for immediate delivery.
Sample. coop be delivered with the proposals.
sndfeirrred TO therein.
printed copy us be attached to each pro
po.a the specific complying precisely wi
IN H. erms nh bid 10 have writ
tsng guaranty Of two responsible names a. follows:
nndergned hereby that should all or any part
true pur that written contract with boDds
fourth the value OF the stores proposed 10 De
furnished shall be executed, II required"
The sellers place Of business and the date OF
well the name contents with shipping marks to be hereafter
designated must be plainly Married on every package AL other
old marks must be oblitersted
than marty proris0n will b. required for the meat
the seller their quality and CONDITION.
and the immedia.e preceding inspection -
examined and passed upon BY parties from
this oFse on the part Of tho United Sta'es
will be Inspected At the date Of delivery and
BY inspector appointed By this
Office, whose certificate will BE- required.
Payment l be made eurrHey m tauralea soon 'nd'
ar received for the purpose. =,
expected hold their goods wou' expense 70 the
United until required for shipment.
Hank, for ProposaIs hs es Which syst BE-
inoed eardps add,s,sd 70 The unesgnsd snd nd"'eS
-'S-' Brsvrt Briz Gen. and A. C. @. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12
USIrxp STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
QuARTKRNAsrER, No. Is GsTREEr,

UsIrxp STATES MILITARY RAILROADS !
WAsHIs0ToN q. C.. April %. 1866
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- until Monday May a. for the purchase iiom the
United States OF ell iron for nineteen Of Howe
Improved Trus Bridges consisting of the Reds Bolts Pstes and
Dow suitable for the different tho latter varying In length
from eighty 10 one hundred aud forty one feet ,,
the works OF the Cleveland Rolling MIL
Company Cleveland Ohio and will be sold by the pound
OF the and the length Of tho may be OBJ
tanned ON application a! this office.
Tsrms-Cash, Government funds
The United States the right reec, not deemed
advantage ouA .,,,
be Endorsed Proposals for the purchsss Bridge
Iron" CMLbi.
Brevet NJ ,jor and A. Q. ~, u g. Army
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TALLOw-The demand continues fair ana the market
0iic. for City. .-oo, r.. r..., "a
TIN-The market is quiet ri 2Od2ic or Ehssn 2Oc for
Straits and 2li 6s2o. for Bancs, gold: ,,,. . -
WHISKY-fhe inquiry is light TOR western AZ s23@
A. s6. and reGiled bbls. at e. 23.
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bapinQs Banks.
plpi0eno Notices.
Chances for Bnsiness Men.

49,
RARE CHANCE.-For SALE, Ladies' and
CbJd,.n Furnl.hns Goods and Embroldey STORE, whole
-. md . located on OF Broadway Sewalts retail
,,o,s The house Ia, buneu connection throughout he
~, sppy It MrcHELLs Store Agency ceds
A ssOCIATE in BUSINESS WANTED.-Two re.
N spectacle wsllndOod Business msn with can capve Of
10 s,, selling the work Of Mossy Iron Building WORKS
Of Boston City and vicinity None others excepting those
ans 10 comply shove need call Call Agency soeey
Iron Buda Of Boston" No Beetmsn st. second noor
CAPITALIST wishing TO invest $75OOthto
n slOO mercantile buaess established and safe either
setiy or OF opportunity by sddresrg
sPRAGOE Commercial Agency, No 1PsrhIow ~ Z. City
NOR SALE-At Mount Vernon, N. Y, an Old es-
tsbhed butohsrnz business with corner house slaughter
bou,e stables horsc wsgonfn fact everything pertaining TO e
bu.psss Capital s,usd @5 900 Apply 10, ~ address W. H.
MANNING GoBat NssnaD hsV.fork
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professional Notices.

"A RTIFICIAL EYES made to order and inserted
nv DR., r. BAUCH and p COUNCILMAN formerly employed
Nv Roi..opprau OF Pirisl, No 500 Broadway n Y
nR- C. ID. HAMMOND of No. 81 East Twenty
New York. will treat by Correspondence until
o., IS 4. M, sumner residence 1t Keesevl~ NJ " NERVOUS
DFBlY and special Diseases Of the generally and
rant A sound cure ia ali treated
CTRICTURE, FISTULA, and PILES CURED with
- ou knife csa Attention diseases Of the pelvic vi'cea
Daforniiss IL the no.e aud face.
HENRY A. DANIELS ~ IA Surgeon NJ QsSpY2GA
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Family Markets.
on LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.
FprDAY May II


FRIDAY May LIP.
The following alphabetical list Of articles, carefully
revised each week gives good idea Of toe expense OF living
in New York and little assistance to hOusehodsrs 10
mixing their selections and purchascs Inc ngure are the
retail prices Of good articles sold at Washington and fnon
Markes and by the downtown grocers UPTOWN dealers
and those ~ fashionable parts Of the city charge higher
nile somo II the downtown houses with more Oh repua-
o for cAeapness qEa below our quotations. as
are also the peddes and vegetables both from
the wagons and sidewalks The range necessary great on
some articles due In part TO the quality and In pdt TO the
locality where sold Meats poultry vegetables ahd fruits are
usually cheapest Washington Market while Vesey and tul
onss are good localities for purchasing groceries
The late warm weather adding largely to the STOCK OF
green truck" and prices are declining Asparagus DO
longer ont of reach Of the people though rot YET
cheap Strawberries Norfolk In market In fair con
dtion New potatoes sale from Dut hey
are small and nripe Norfolk peas quite abundant ana
there is fair supply Of potatoes onions aud tonsioes
from Bermuda Oh potatoes are very scarce auu seng
high Cucumbers coming in quite freely Eggs continue
cIap meats nearly unchanged Butter declDine ard hour
sdyancnr Fish are in supply. with new sorts
added 10 the list We quote:
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800 the balance Of the three millions OF capital stock being
held by private stockholders. In the last Official state
ment published by the Bank of the State of Missouri,
among it's assets there abfnt $500 90 in coin.
The movement of Dry Goods at this pert for the past
week has been 90 follows:
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3lnanrial.

CHICAGO AND NORM WESTERN RAnwAr ConPASr.l
saoRKrARYs OYrcE CHICAGO, May 49,;
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE BOND-
i HOLDERS AND STOCKHOLDERS Of the CHICAGO,
NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY, will be hsia we
Company In the City Of Chicago. on rhUkspAi 'he
IN Jay Vi june '''' !" JAMES r. YOUNG Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12

HowEs e. MACY, BANKERS, 80 Wall-street, New
York Formerly officers Of the Park Bank -Four per cent
terest allow ed on deposit.
The business OF this is the Incorpo rated
Bank
PERSONS KREpNo ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW as
they please will be allowed Interes. their daily bal
at per cent.
COLLECTIONS made any part Of the United States or
Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE Of the varoul Govern
ent and other Stocks Bonds and God promptly executed FOR
the usual commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12
Receipts Of Produce.

kArll-369s bbls Flour 600 bbs WHISKY $50 sacks Corn
Meal l67 sacks Ocake $500 bush. Corn a. 23 bush Oats
70 ptgs Ashes pkgs Cut Meats l5 pigs Lard si bbls
Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12

AND EVEhY SATURDAY ThEKEAFTEk
Steamships admits Of spacious State Rooms
opening Ssoon the and isSe
unsurpassed and the rstes lower than any other line.
Q experienced Surgeon each chip free OF charge
CABIN passage, 4lO0 Storage. go Payable In currency
tickets to bring parties from Liverpool OF oseens
townfor $40 currency. ,
vessels viii not accountable for specie or va
sbe nes bills dns having their value expressed thereon are
signed therefor -,
No 81 Broadway tickets the passage oce Of the
Company, No. 81 Broadway or No. as Pssrts; n ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12

Foreign Exchange is less active but quite steady The
following are the current quotations: London prime
bankers 60 days, 1901 0l09i London prime bankers
sight, Il0l; London prime commercial, lOS}.
The Boston Traveller Of Thursday says:
Call loans or satisfactory coeera easily obtained OF
the buttons and Of individual lenders at S per eSn se
exceptions FIVE being Temporary pledges OF United S'stes
bonds and there very little doing On long cred me 1e.
four months negotiated 1t about seven ana oher
good names at eight per but the inferior grades
rather unstable at higher hgles ranging all Tue way ny
The stock market is steady with little variation in the vol
OF transactions or in quotations Inc demand or tne
the Offices the orders being OR all sizes OF bonds rom
thousands Af;es There is large class OF small m
who prefer To hold these popular Dond IMAM u "Ae
deposits in the savings institutions.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Wednesday says;
There has been adequate supply Of exchange Iesne
mems Of legal tenders consequently continued TO go Tor
There has been a active market during the past
week owing TO the produce but II has
embarrassed the banks their ability to take all the de
siEable paper offering nor checked an apvete or more
frmer TO rates of interest prcvathan DID
week ago. still there is but little paper taken that is rated
above ten per cent
The Chicago Tribune, of Wednesday, SAYS
The rain to-day rendered business the streets quite du
and the money market ruled quiet In consequences bg Te
is no change to note In its condition currency IS s aU
which in active demand By the bankers Rates o. dseoun,
steady at 10 cent yer annum at tue resu" '
The demand for Eastern exchange still very active ana
ing Ronnd lots sold among bankers al premium OF
6c per thousand The leading banks sending currency
10 New. York daily. 10 maintain their balances.
There is increased activity in the dry goods trade
Prices regular and the market characterized with
o frmer tone.
The following is the copy of circular addressed to
cashiers of National banks;
' TREASURY DEPARTMENT. TREAsuRERs OFFICE
WARRINGTON, May :, le6o.
requested 10 the Treasurer OF Inc
United States simultaneously with transcripts Of accounts
current showing the amount nod TO the credit
Of the officer Of the United States arranged under
the heads war; navy and miscellaneous giving the agre
gate of each and OF all the clshcations In
figures The used the return OF Internal Reye
will for the repos These instructions are In
tended 10 Subject
issued under date 49, 1865 OF that description
being now REQUIRED for this Office compliance will be
expected. f. Z. SPINNER, Treasurer United States.
tApprOyed) HUGH McCuliooH
Secretary OF the Treasury.
The following circular has just been issued by the Pay
master General:
"PAYMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE
MAsHEGTON. May 9.
Each win ct the close of each weeks report to
the United States direct the deposit balances
public money his credit designating the place places
Of such deposit. .
"B. W. BRIcE, Paymaster- General"
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CLOTHING DxPor. ScHurLxiLL ARsRSAL
PHILADELPHIA. May T. 1866
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at, the
Onee Of Army Clothing and Equipase In this city until oS
Dsv The h instant supplying the Schoyki Arsenal with the
following uppliea Viz; ANN, ,e,o...
u TUNS PETROLEUM PAPER, s6Ioo Inches
a.r,n,es viii Dc at this Office
zach bid guaranteed BY two Responsible persons wnoee
mud be- appended the GUARANTEE and certified to-
sufficient security the amount m'oNeo oy SONS
public functionary of the United Staes
those that do not fully comply
n The will not be considered
Blank proposals. embracns the terms OF the guarantee
reou,d on had application this Office and none
embrace this guarantee viii be considered nor
viii which does not strictly conform to the
requirements therein stated. -
Deliveries TO weekly and the whole quantity to be dsv
cred In four weeks from date OF award.
Indorss envelope Proposal. for Petroleum Pspet" .,,
By Of bcvet Brig Gen. Geosse H. Crosman Assistant
Ou.rtermsstsr. General u 8. Army. HENRY w. JAMES.
Captain, A. O. NJ, BrevetMaior. u. s. Army.
Executive and Inspecting Ofrer
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srxrs or EuwYanE. BANK DxrARrnxxr,l
ALBAxT, April Is, 1888.
NOTICE Is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter xs6,
Laws and @ Laws Of 1855 that tho circulating notes
,ued 10 tbs OCEAN BANK Of the City Of NewYo.k hsnaine
located Ia the city will be REDEEMED
PAR BY the supsrn.snd ,he Banking pres
New York State National Bank In the Cy Oh Albany
Tor air YEAR from hereof and not thereafter
The Outstanding circulating notes Of tho said bank aiu De pre-
nted from the date hefeo and al
notes which shs be PRESIDED for redemption and psJmsn,
specified will to be charge upon ths iuno
10 the hands OF Superintendent for that purpose
Ara lsvsm @. w. SCHUYLER Superintendent