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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
In RAILR0AD--lse6. 'HH

Passenger Station In Rev York. corner Twenty Seventh
street and Fourth avenue.
KntrAnea on Twenty seventh street
TkAINs Lave NEW YORK.
For New Haven, 100, 500 (Bx u ll.9O a. m. l2l6
ok J, 90 (Bx. D $40 $50 and s. 90 (Rx. D. p m For
bridgeport. 100, 500 ok J, lI.s0 a. N. i9 10 (Rx),
800 lRx a. 50, 500 Ex.l p N. For MILFORD and
asd Southport and ws..Pcrt, 100 II 50 m s4S, 80
iSls (Ez 500 (Exl sts $50. $50, 500 lssl m For
Dahsn, 90. $50, 80 a m. a45, $50, 8 80 p. m.
For Greenwich, 100, 80, II. 50 a. m. 846 80, So
$50 ,. m. For Stanford, 90, 500 DE l. $50, ii.so
a. m l2lS tEx 500 (Ex,l, s4s, 4So 80, $50, 8 90
Ez p N; FOR POr,shsstsr and intsrnsdiais stations,
100, 50, ll.So m S45, $50, $50, $50, 100 p
CONNECTING TRAINS
Per Boston via sPrnsaeld,s 90 a m. gx u SooRSli
s.0OH n. For Boston via hhore Line l2l6 (Bx }, 500
?: m. Pr Hartford and Springfield, 500 tRx a m
l2lb, $50 (Ex), 500 y. IN. For Conneetieut River
RailToad SO m. (Ex. II 10 p N. TO Montreal, 500
2. m. 70 Northampton Kor Hartford, Proyidsnss and
fshkili Railroad. o 90 (Ex. y, nj ialb p m. For
ssS H.y.n ssy LcSd.a aSd s'OSas,oa RilIrss =
~ Is p. m. TO HorhAmpton. For HousAtono Railroad
500 a m. Fer NAugAlnsk Railroad, 400 a. nj 500 D.
Far DAnbury and AorwAik Railroad, 7oosSo a, m,
CoinmodIOus sleeping cars attached to m. train.
Ap2 JANIS H. HoYT, Superintendent
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nAILn AID 8.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


rInErABLI.
rrsius ier B.linars Aad 'wa;hinssos issys rhila-
Ks a m, Ispss.., txssdsys excepted q ii.tsa m,
Esprsss; 400 D. m Express and 1Loo '. m, Express.
Nay Mall Trsin for Baltimore a. SIS a m. Z
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADBLPHrA.
Leave Baltmcre, 7.asa n, Way Mail; % .. m, ~.
press; 10 y m, Rxprsss; 6sb p. m, Express; s2h
SUNDAY TRAIrA
Leave Philadelphis for Baltimore and washington
Leave Baltimore Tor fhiiadelphin Ata75 .. m.
Leave Bsltimors for New York ~ SO .. m.
mh1O HI KkNNkY, superintendent
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H ARPER's NEW MONTHLY
ISL MAGAZINE FOR JULY, 1850

u.-rra.Hf oosrKErsi
llusirai ions-RuIn o. old Church near Oharlesown-
Patent Of Nobllity-A Candidate for the PesrAgs-
Esrfy-Ruins Of the viAduet, M.Ttlusburs-A Coated
eats Innate Idsarhs Little Cottager-
Not at Home
Mdsuu mer.
Some Curious Homes.
tr.tions.- Mouss-N Nest IN Bottle Harvest.
IeartAs-Hve Of the Bee-Nest Of the Hornet-nest Of
the Mud wAsp-Hsst Of the Pastsboard WAsp-Nssts Of
A Look at Lisbou
liiustrations. Tower Of Bslsm-caslls Of PenhA--
D. Mana TSsSrrs-Ths Palace Of Ijuds-Ths Great
Arch Of the Aqusduet,
High Days In Virginia village.
.AInasAls. By wilkis Collins (cOnoludSd)
Chapter III. Tho Purple Flask.
SS S:SS,:. s S,;:, f.s& Norfolk.
osiiy.borg July lses
The sword Of DamOclss.
ssastusry Privileges in Rome
Under ths Arches.
M. MaddlAI's Mistake. ....
A AS study q Leg; 'Hfr
EdueArOn Of the cOlOrsd Population Of LOulsians.
Al Hour Al See.
Forty Two.
hooihly Record Of Current Events.
kditor's Drawer.
rERnh YoR HkRPER's MAGAZINE AND WEEKLY.
Magazine, one copy for eyear,.........,.....A %
Weskly, ons copy for one year................ 90
Az extra copy Of either the Weekly o the Magazine
will be suppted gFas TO every club Of Ave Subscribers
Al ~ cash, IN one remittance, six copies for e2o
Bound volumes Of the AAgaIins, each volume con.
talnng the numbers for sig months will be furnished
for 81 per volume, and sent by mall, postage paid.
Bound volumes Of the weekly each volume containing
the numbers for one year, will be furnished for a.
feEh By express paid the weight Of the volumes being
beyond that allowed II the mall
TVHE WEAK AND IMPAIRED EYE
sI0HT, originating either from iphrmity Of age.
general debility o. the nsTVous system protTAeted sick
nsss FROM natural disposition 10 far or peaIsshted
the use Of the celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPECTAcLRs
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAY.
In BLRRs.
TIE OLD AND DIRECT LINE ENTIRELY COM.
PLBTKD.
STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
50 Mills SHORTER AND s HOURS QUICKER THAN
nv lNV OTHER RnTITE

l.
STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
a NH suopTpR AVN a uoups ou,oKRp THAN
~ Aihho 1nVhLh IN an nvuhe SoiohAh ihAH
BIZ ANY oThkh hoUTk
TWICE DAILY.
n, ana .n.y MONDAY san,ambs, "a IN. ala an,
ny tsl w a 9TRsnoer ~ sne 1,a
uMVn piTuMnN6 M ~ We rt1 III M
isS, 70 go, A.s,S, WI NJ run i"ivh pAiLi'
ny nna vi n y "
s,I, ana " VAN oaP's,n ana a
u; poimaIy, WI lesyS 'no wharf, oot o. sixth street.
Wssmns,on' ,wes oAny' lsqniA norninss eheep'edl
n a. M ~ NJ n hnnsss API h y R,sh ~
= N, Hhd IVA" m Aha 'henee ~ the hlehmond,
frsdSrieksbuTg and Potomac Railroad, now entirely
eompisted' 70 hehmona, Arnving there AZ 40 N,
,nnt "a aIn I ~ aaIg N nen
none Aha mAnhg eonneouons win uhe hehmohd and
PstersbuIg Railroad for Petersburg and points south Of
fetsuburg ..,.
The steamer leaving washington AZ TOO NJ arrives
IN klehmond a. W a. "a, ahording angie ume ior
orHAki.s, a9d e9pneouSn Win 5hs ashmond snc Dan
Vile trains ior Danyile, Va, Greensboro. eAnspurI
Charlotte kaeigh; ooldsbOroush, and WILMINGTON ~
u snd aU rsss.,s; - w ,sutNarou .,y o.,x
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manufastursd from genuine ROCK crystal giving
ald somfSn 70 the optic nerve, and suited aeeo
FRANKLIN q CO.,
1rlsnll1n ana PTlst a. Opticians, ~ PennsylVania
assas. t>iH4en Tuslh and Thir ssnih streets nsrlh
Hies.ossb.s. nisstsissi Maships., ThsrnOnslsrs
Gsris1 ~ Vista, "a Photography Albans in great
ysTisiy "a = ~ lowest prices ny''y
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why Masons Celebrate the 9th OF
June.

ST. JoHN's DAY.-Masonic lodges in an
Gent times were dedicated TO King Solo
mon. Tradition informs us that they were
thus dedicated from the building of the
First Temple, at Jerusalem, to the Babylon
ish captivity. From that time to the com.
ing OF the Messiah, they were dedicated to
Zerrubbabel, the builder Of the second
Temple; and from that time TO the final de-
struction Of the temple by Titus in the
reign Of the Emperor VcsPssinn, they wore
dedicated TO ST. John the Baptist.
Owing TO the mrny massacres and dis
orders, which attended that memorable
event, Freemasonry fell very much into
decay Many Of the lodges were entirely
broken up, and but few could meet with
sufficient members TO constitute their legality.
Under these circumstances general meet
ing Of the craft was held in the city Of Benja-
min, when ii was observed that the principal
reason for the decline Of Masonry was the
want Of q Grand Master to direct It's affairs.
They therefore deputed seven Of their most
eminent members to wait upon st. John the
Evangelist, who was at that time Bishop OF
Ephesus, TO request him to take the Office Of
Grand Master. He returned for answer that
though well stricken in years being upwards
Of ninety yet, having been in the early part
Of his life initiated into Masonry, he would
take upon himselfthat Office. He did SO, and
completed, by his learning, what st. John
the Baptist had accomplished by his zeal
After his decease, the Christian Lodges were
dedicated to him and st. John the Baptist
both Of them being regarded as eminent
Christian patrons Of Masonry. Since ther
Masons have ever celebrated the oath O
June in commemoration Of st. John the
Baptist. and the 9th of December, in com
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1,HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
II IN0TON, PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORR.

VNHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
IL INGToN, PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK.
wAsHssros, March 20, 1885
Trains between washingtonand New York are now
run follows, viIs .f Hr
FoR NEW YORK, without change Of cars,
Leave daily texeept Sunday At $50 a. m, and go
FOR ERw YORK, changing cars at Phiiadsiphia,
Leave daily Except Sunday at n.l6n M, and $50
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday At $50 and n.l6A m,
and $50 and Ga y M.
Leave for New York and Philadslphia At $50 .. m.
only. ra Tlf.
sleeping for New York e2n p. m. train daily.
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New York Boston,
be had At the Station once at all hours In the day
as we'll at the Once In the American Telegraph
building, Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and "a
half and Sixth streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington. Baltimore, annapolis,
and the West W. p. SMITH,
Master Of Tran poTtAtion.
L. N. COLE, :
General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. Koonfz,
90 .- Agent washinGton-
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
i Sosr,aohL s OF rHH cuAHnSOT wAsHHoroS'
Notice 10 hereby given TO all persons who have claims
against hThs Merchants NHtiOnAl Bank Of Washing
ton D. c. that they must present be sane and make
said bank q. Washington, D. O., on or beiore the 18Th
my3o -sodSm Comptroller of The Currency.
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An Agent o. the Exeslsior Omnlbus Company will
pass through each train before reaching the depot take
up cheeks and deliver baggage 10 any part Of the city
Once No. 40 Penn street. open day and night where all
orders for the movement Of Passenger and baggage
will receive prompt attention.
Batimor. sxpre.. viii arrive with PhilAdslphia
press al o 30 p. m. on Mondaya
NOTICK--in Of lUss, the Company will hold
themselves responsible for personal only and
- u = VI n BRoKwIrH, Agent.
Al tho Pspusyivania Central Railroad Passsngsf
tios. % Lhartv .sa wssh'rsto- s.vs.fs "
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nEPARTMENT, OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsrrsD srAtHs PArRsr oyyIoE,

WAsnIE0TON, June 10, 1865.
On the petition OF samuel Hubert, Of OgdensbuTg,
New York praying for the extension Of patent grant
ed to him onrhs 2Oth day Of september, 1858, ante
dEted septembsr 10th, 1882, for an Improvement In
"PIoughs' for years from the expiration Of said
1883;
Il ordared that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the Sd day Of September
next, at 10 o'clock and all persons are noined TO
appear and show cause any they have why said petit
ton ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to Ale in
the Patent Once thsir Obisetions pesAly set for IN
writing at least tosRv days before the day OF hearing
all testimony hod by either party TO be used at the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
anes with the rules Of the once, which will be fur
nlshed on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tenti-
mony must be hled In the once tosty DAYS before the
day Of hearing the arguments, any, within ten days
after hlinH the testimony.
ordered also, that this notice be Published In the
REPUBLICAN, aud the Intslli0eReer WAshinEIoB, d.
and In the Daily Journal ogdsnsbuIg, n, r., once
week for three successive weeks the nrst Of said pub
lisstOns to DO least sixty days grcSiSS. g the day
Of hearing 2. Q. THEAkkR,
Commissioner Of Patents
p s.-Rdtors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Pa'ent once with paper
cOutaiuinR thia notice. lo1O-lAWAW
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
Dsr.srssss o. RVS I,sr,s IA. }

DErAnrnHsT on rHR IsTxhIoR,
wAsHnaroE May 81, 1896
Proposals for farnshisE sub stationery ss may be
required ~ this Department and the butesu aud Of
asea thereof during the naoa ye-r ending June 30 1857
will be received until u o'eloek m Of Mo>DAY, JAY
4 1906 Those uosocompanied BY satsfaeiory tsstro-
malls OF ability to fulnll coutract will not be eonsld
cred aud contracts will only be .wardedto mauufae.
turers Of dealers In the several classes Of articles
All articles Furnished must be Of the best qsality OF
their kind samples Of which must each bid
Zach proposal must be signed By the individual or
arm nakins H. and specify bat price for each
article Of the class bid for.
Articles not named In the schedule % required to
be furnished At the lowest market price, and the rghts
reserved Of ordering greater less quantity of each
article contracted for the public service may requre
Bond, with approved security, will be required Of
the individual or arm TO whom the contract may be
awarded.
should contractor refuse or neglect 10 furnish when
required any article articles, the may be pur
chased In open markell aud u greater price shall be
paid therefor specified In the contrast the differ
msy be charged 10 the contractor In his nett quar-
The department reserves The RICH, TO reject aeespt
the bid on all articles, fingly or collectively.
The subJoned schedule specifies nearly as can be
DONE amount quality and description Of the arti-
cles likely to be required.
Tho bid. will be opened In the presence Of any OF the
bidder. who may be present, and will be eanvassed
separately for each Of the glasses specified below and
contracts for one Of the classes awarded may
be deemed most adyastageous 10 the Department.
Proposals be addressed TO the Secretary Of the
Interior and be endorsed Proposals for Stationary
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1866 ARRANGEMENTS 9 1866
IoHSnEw YoR'K LINES WV

THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILRokD COMPANIES LINES.
: IRON PHLADELpnIA TO NEW YORK
FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF AND KRNsINGToN
DEPOT.
WILL LIAvl A. EoLLowu, VIZ, Fare
A. Q a N, viaCamdsn and Amboy-O. and A. Az,
Asa m. Via 6:ai:n iad Jersey Oily Sc. ysi:
sey Accommodated. .......................... q 10
Al s. a m, via Camden and Jersey City Morn.
ing kxpress..... q 90
Al = m, via Camden and Jersey cliy-zd Class
Il a M. Vi. Ksn:issi:. and Jersey Gii;
Al Is NJ. via camden and iaSoy.c. and i x. : v
Al ap. n., VIA Camden and inScy-c. and 4.
M, va Remington and Jersey CITY
A, OK p. NJ u. ksnsinstoa and jsr.sy City
A. ny p. m. via ksa.insica and Jersey 6iiy :
At X tSsS') va Ksn.iasicn ana Jersey siiy >
z-southern Express. .s................ 500
At>t D. m. i, via Camden and Amboy-Aeeommo-
dalton freight and passsngsr
pa LIST class kst............. AZ
class ticket. .;..:..;s;; ]; %
Southern Express win run daily (an othsrs. Sundays
except cd. -'as Il
'PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf a, Q andsa N. n m,
Leave Ksnsingtop Depot a.ii.isa m a $50 30 and
g. as .. m. /, and u. 90 A. m, (night,) .s.l - --.
The as p N. line runs dailyj tan others. Sun
days szseptsd.) aftit
sKw YORK AND PHILADxLPHrA LINES.
Leave foot o. Barclay street ste a m. and p. m.
rrss ans az, S G9, ana Il sisS and
The 2. m. line runs daiyi tAii others, Sundays
WI oATzMER, Agent,
Philadslphia and New York Lines.
PmLDHLPHIA. Dee. Is. 1888. dsSi
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NEW YORK ltF
In AnD -
wAsuINeroN

~ wAsHINaToN
sfHAnsHIP COMPANY.
toLD LfEE,l
NEW YORK, ALKXAEDHlA, WARRINGTON AND
GKoRoETown, o.
OCEAN sTEEMERs
BALTIMORE, REBEcCA CLYDE, AVID EMPIRE,
N ooEEsnCrior wrrn rLArb srnAsrss
aRoRGE n STOUT MAY FLOWER, AND ArH
ELIZA.
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and PRIpArs
Al m from foot Of Bish street. 0eorEeovn and Pier
10, Essi River foot ~ Wall street, New York.
For freight or passage apply to-
#,- O. n H0GduToN, Agent,
loot Of High street, Georgetovn.
NJ HLDRfDGE q Co., Agents,
Prince Street wharf, Alexandria,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
III. a81s III wall strsst, Now Tork.
Freight resolved constantly and forwarded TO ~
parts o. the country with dspsteh, At lowest rates
The outside steamers Of this line being put In
order for the sprue trade and until further notce our
fright will be earned BY the Express line Of inland
steamers, with regularity and dispatch.
js27 c.P. hoUdHToN, Agent
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me A.ssrss. and Italian solaiery

~. !, ~. n.h,,t. ,,,st,t,,,.. An. Gal.
ny 'o",''"' u'' 49,
lowing comparisons between tne itaiian ana
Austrian soldiery, just now ready 70 come
In conflict: ff
The basis of tho education Of the Italian
arrnv n arilitv: that of the Austrian solidity.
Nst,,re fopms the Italian army "a abe does
ait,ost ali the Others In Europe hut h ia man
Who makes the Anstrian. The Italian army,
4, GOOD or ill.fortune. moves on the sugges.
t;o,,s N The mind. but.tbe Austrian INV rule
and word Of Command. Instinct Guided by
order Il The chief nroneller of the frst. order.
amounting Al last 10 4 sort of Instinct, that
~ tbe second The Austrian army Is there
fore sarth mora Than me Italian IN n me-
.hoa;.si ha,,la liz s,,.oass;ye evoIutions.
h,t ths I,aE.n r. snnar;or in an assaults
- ~, g., 5..h LsaaLs ,bronoh and car.
les al hsfars 4, That e vbv he Italian
a.n.rais ,r.sas..d ,naet;ng The Austrian
sr,nv a., X ,Ia;ns ~ I.ombardv 10 attack.
inc 4 hsh;nd IN ramnarts wifS which ali
Vene,is r. hristljne
Tbe Italian soldier knovs for what he
eyhts the A ustrian. for whom. The former
r. a citizen mingles with the nopulation.
shares IN nsssions and feels ia impulses
tba latter Il a colder ana notbing else /. lives
isolated hears NO voice hnt that Of his cor
noral. b;a co,ntr,, 4. Tho harr,ck bia' nation
q nroyince Ms rae tbe sub;ects Of a. foreign
rrIer The An.,r;an .rny bas ono Tradition
10 agbt and aIwaya fght we'll bnt in the
and rerol,, ~ oona,,ar ,,str;a haa alwaya
lost tarr;,or,, sror,, No. D;nlo,nacy and
above ali rnsrr;ase have ACNE more for her
than her armias ~, a,,st,,a nvbe. The
P;eanont.se ar,ny now Italian has also a
tradit;on M fght now we'll now I'M lint IN
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JUST PUBLI6HED.

THE MASQUERADE and other Poems. By John o.
SAKE vol. lepo. el75.
COMPANION P0R1s volume H., containing aslee-
lions from Bryant, Whittier, and Holmea With hns
portraits Of Whittier and Holmes, with numerous ilua
tTatlons. smalf4to. o. 90
TiE SOUTH SINCE THE WAR. BY sidney An.
drews vol l6mo. e. ~
FIFTEEN DAYS. BY the author Of "Roeords Of an
Obscure Man. ~ ko I vol. lem5. ol.6O
THE QUEEN MOTHER AND -RosAMoND. ny Al
geTnon Charles swinburne author Of "AtAlAnA In 0Aly
don,n 30. l vol. I6mo ,bsvelled boards, gilt. e.
HONOR MAY. An American Story. vol. l6mo. "a
90 Sent postpaid on receipt q price.
TICKk0R YIELDS, 2
"a PAIL H.
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n n A M = HIPs.
CTEAMER LEAVES FOR
- MT. vRRsoE W
EVERY TuEspAY. rHUaspAr. AND SATURDAY.
AT 10 A. u
'Jf RETURNS AT H1r.M
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP, N.so.
(ons third Of hi. amount for use Of Mount Vernon
Assoeiation)
washinrton and hsxapdria bo.is leave each place
The sac steamer WAwAskr can be chartered for az
eurulons J. VAN RiswIoK,
my7 am Gen. suptP. y. Co
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EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD,
sPRINGFIELD, the CONNECTICUT RIvER, the
WESTERN and vERMosT RAILROADS,
The FIRST class OF this line leave for New
Haven from Pier %, Rast River, daily, (sandays sx
espsd,l at s;i5 p. m. Passengers go North and East
from New Haven at II p. m, or remain on board over
night without charge.
Esrshandiss forwarded by daily Rxprssa Freight
Train from New Haven through TO Massachusetts, ver-
aud Canada. Apply 10 FRAkcis HYDE, General
Freight Agent, Pisf d. last Riyer. sew York. apa
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NEW YORK, MAYFLowBR, BEVERLY, AND
GEORGE n. STOUT. A-tN
Regular Sailing Days
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
al IL NJ from No. s. Water street. Georgetown, and Pier
IS Rasi River, foot Of Wall street, New York.
JOHN D. DAVIDSON, Agent
90 Water street, 0eorgetown, ID. o.
N. BLDRIp0E CO., Agents,
-rr Prince street wharf, Alex'A- l.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
III Wall street. New York.
Freight received constantly and forwarded TO all
parts o. the country with dispatch.
mhso-I JOHN DAVIDSON, Agent
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Gle. iisiy TO b required;
bidder. Who may be present and win B. e,aya.sea
contract. for o. The el...'. awarded may
Proposals 30 addressed to the Secretary Of N.
"n,,,n
Item -, .,,,v ,,,,. =, Nh. ,n,.a
l. 100 reams cap, pes. qunn.y, wh.s ., pue, luz
w s,sL nns ,s.. ,ba. II i IN. psr resm'
90 ream. legal cap. white os blue trimmed ana
s. $50 resms quar.o post white OF blue ruled va
nous nIa'hs' " "eish ho' i''' '"sa "i''''
PEI e.h III. ,o,Du.,,,,, a, o,h., not. p.,.r
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hsoy Sea -. n, Ian eAie1oe''o' n"s1' s"u
a gt % PLAIN, per Ih Mm =, N.. n,,n,.a M,
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IA i r@ 49,, MANIA. 10 Nv a4,, ma,
100 dozen shee.s PA'eh' 'i'"ins' +" " "'ATPo'
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=. Per nam. .,.,..,. 49,, m ~ An r.,
~. reams 'uA" uiAPP'As P~po'"0 " W. -
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=. ,o tnene. w,ae, p, yHd r...h ,.,u. .,,. ma,
IL 100 sheet. tracing paper freaeh large sne' per
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