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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24
First Glass City
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Fer Sale ct Great Dargafns,

= OoOSUOoOa &1vVo - 0.O
\ ST. THE ELEGANT AND COMMODlOUS
l. two story brick dwelling, on the south side
Of Fourth street, between Main and Harrison
streets, now occupied BY Mr.. Joshua Burr
This house 10 in perfect order end repair. and
supplied with gas fixtures and all the conven
fences Of nrst cless fashionable city residence.
Possession given September Ist.
I'd. The south half Of the 6ne double two sto-
y frame cottage sense. % the west side Of Hrs
dy street, next north Of the residence Of L. y.
Dessaint, furnished with heater and gas fix-
lures complete, and having delightful view 70
the soatn.
Srd. The new two story brick residence. with
French roof and spacious seDent. No. Clin
ton Place, eat side Of Bgady strset, between
Ninth and Teuth streets. This fine place will BE-
sold either with or without IN eutire new sett Of
fashionable furniture, and possession given in
mediately.
14.,. The valuable businsss and residence
property on The nortAerst corner Of Second and
Reek lslaud streets, 40 feet front On Second ST.
4 first rsle Heel stand. together With many
other hne pisces, both in The city and country,
al Of which re ole. ed for sale at iess fHAx
SnD COST - D9liDuo.
JOnaN L. SvvlTS = CO.,
Real Dstato and Insurance Agents.
NlCKOLLS BLOCK, (Up stairs.)
Julyss-din
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24
ROGERS 4 BUTLER.
General
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 20 NiXsn's EYshanse Plate,
CMlCAEO.

H Liberal Advancements :nade on
Consignments.
Agency Bank ofMontrea,, Chicago ; z. q. Ad-
ans Pres. Nat. Cur'v bank, N. T.: Allen Cons
Nsbet, 81. Louis, Mo-; Trabue, Davis 1 Co.,
: ouisviiie, Ky "
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NA,x SrnEsr. This important shoreueh
f1rs is improving very rapidly in appearance
Of hte. The 6ns brick building going up
between Second . ID Third, aod the rsmod.
cling Of Ls Claire Row, viii make Il esro:d.
erabls Of . busias0 esnese. Buildihg lets
ere iasesasins h vs'as In manner highly
pleasing to their owners. Psepls ar- ape
pesciating The fact that the best way 70 pre-
pare los he thrssasned ssvrhions Il The
so0ing wintss 10 y isvsst susplss fards in
rsal estate which e,s b. swept svav By nsi
ther panic q dspssciasisa Of essrsssy.-
There u htseas'y ~ risk q sll 10 buildisg
10 Davenport. Psspls re psssisg h ftsa
svey dirsetiso, and searching n vain les
suitabls residences asd busiusss roous.-
Every dsalpe iasssesa h ssal sseaoD, "a
prupeiy Insured isjase = sals - thoseh y
were eold n ~ svpss's sala. We hopc
our eapfallst6 VII nAks svssy sslftisa y
meet the s1tsnordina1 dsunnd. In ddag
-. they win mot only ssrve The interests ef
shs public. bat vill alse ssrve tAsir ewa.
S.sAnsR lsA TisD Up.-Ths stsanss
Ida va tied up y sa~if Lyt~ ysestsy
AAsrnscn, and Ospt. Willsusaey - MaGa
Hswlsy arrested q ths inssanss Of Bsewn Z
oslly, stternsya Il 10 eAssgsd tAae 4
absut Tie arst Of Nay, HaVlsy severely bsai
eolersd dsek haad ehils ~ bsas We y
|idg near Cansashs. A warrant ms issusd
for bh arrsas shl plsesa in the hasds Il ~
Masshal, 3. 9. Lsam. Who ~ carried Y
ths 1llinsis shore, ~ PCT q. Nasu1al
Lu.a, trsssht ssis sse el,eoo daaadul
With interest 4 q pse esst. ftsa Nay asse
sse false iopsisonasse aad abdastisa while
N The discassgs 4 bic dsey. JsAa wash
.aseea. hs es,sssd -. bsss6ht s1ls ~
~ wages. sad else With q psg
'' interest, fas daoogo b.
eseae"' ~ ~rsasfsl dis6GereA - vses,
e'eusse. 9. =. Appssfats q L. Clsir.
bs0as security lbe ~, es....,. :. -.
Pelies Cscrs this sisssassa. rhs el,l ~
win BE- trisd = Ne aszs tsrn a ~ ~,
, tsiet Cssst. The crius.si - ~. ~ :.
hs1bes Jsssiss B,ssa y he sse.,.a., -.
J this atssesoos, vitA Brown 1 SAM = n,
pssssss'ss. ..sod Abasr Davisss, n. "a
. ~ dsob3cs. Owing 70 tie tie esss..,
b ~ kc-.iaS, y. wsss esa1ls. = se.,,I
~ rut1sla tjns ~ ~ svssisee iasu,
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Notice.

v1>HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
J. Private sale At the Orphans Home, Five
Barns. each 26xl00 feet. These barns were
built by Government, Of fcxccllent material, and
are now in good condition. Enquire on the
premises Of II. B. COCHRAN,
iyls div Superiuteudent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

DlCTURE FRAMES. ALL SIZES AND
L styles manufactured at
LUSE 3 GRIGGS,
IS Perry street.
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMEvTS. WIN
Nl eqp 4 Newton's Artists Materials, Gray
ons, Driving Paper, ETC., at
LuSE L GR16GS,
SIS Perry street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

Tixs Tnina ALL.-Ays, scheme ard evade
- you will, there 10 no escape from the de-
cree Of Time: AZ surely - esnss wistsr
% surely will GENE they dAv sfssposurs to
each and evsry humtue and impocturs un-
der tho sun. And 70 cestainiy - approach
e. the summer, 40 q last will dawn the day
that will vindicate every true man-and cv-
cry true medicine. Tho day Of vindication
Of
nUBBEL's GOLDEN BITTERS
has lopg since daWned. Il 10 now enjoy ing
the Gull suu-light Of deserved prosperity.
Time tries sll Time has tried
HUBBRL'S GOLDEN BlTTEHS.
and pronounced thsm genuine remedy for
Dyspepsia, Heart burn, Debility. Liver
Couplaint, Collie, Cramps. Nervousnsss,
etc. These ere entirely Of vegetable origin,
and are agrsssble ~ efiicacious.
Nsr York Depot, 55 Hudson Street.
For sale 1t Wholesale and retail, by Beii-
srbscks 4 Miller, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

rDACK0AMNON Boz ARDS. CHESS BOARDS,
ID Cribbage boards, Playing Cards, etc. etc.,
at LCSE 0Rl0GS,
IS Perry street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

TAPER AND ENVELOPES, STAMPED
e with initials. in colors or plain. a
LCSE / GRIGGS,
5s Perry street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

Do MT Ssil 70 ~ ths Hswe Home Sew.
ing naeaine. Il 10 The wonder Of the 10th
csneoey. Ne veil ssgulated hsussheld
can adord to be without one. Call q No
Z. L. Claire Block. sp stsiss jly6>dlm
IcE CasAn.-For . delicious dish Of ies
cream, " slass Of lemonsde, call at Sail.
busys No SO, Brady street. A few day
boarders can be accommodatsd at Sails.
bury's. du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24
Gold Pens.
Wallets.

VNEHAvE OVER A HUNDRED PATTERNS
w Of Wallets, can't help pleasing sll.
LUSE GRlGGS,
IS Perry street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

Go 70 CsiLD 1 Co.'s-Fos the best boots,
shoss, end CATERS 10 the city. call on Child
4 Co., at No. -, Brady street. Their
etock b the most extensive in the city, and
he's been selected with the greatest care
Their pricss ere mads 10 esnlera 10 the
times, end arc a. reasonable as any one
could ask. Give them call end satisia :
tion 10 guaranteed.
Tns Oursa NAw.-Rsmingtou L Co., near
the corner Of Second and Brady, keep full
stock Il gssts furnishing goods constantly
OF hand, and ere manufacturing to order in
the very latest stylss.
SKs woman in another column picking
Samburg grapes for Specs Wine. Il 10 an
admirable article. used 10 The hospitals and
By ths iirst class families in PARIS, London.
end New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. II 10 worth . tr,al, % it gives great
satisfaction. deadly
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SWEET OPoeONAx.
3. T. SMITH Z CO.'S

NeW Moxo000 H0910Ao.
when ne1ics sAell fell iate upeis Sen'a
keeping Hwsss OroeoHAx shall perfume the
or chocef Perfume
:. 7. SMITH 1 90, New York.
1anutActufoso Of the floeol Perfunerv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

GUNNER REST, BY GAIL HAMILTON,
- and ell new books, q the hook Store Of
LUSE 0BlGGS,
IS Perry street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

PoL,cE Cousr.-On last Sunday evening,
impsl'ed BY full petstions Of lager, Martin
Whistler s,d Paul E. sil bad falling cut on
Second st sst, in the vicinity Of the VIM.
Tell house, and proc ,sded - 10y 'ids ~
superAuous clothing, and settle the psint d
their dispute BY main strength. Ne sooner
he'd their s'oilr' atGsinsd - istsrssAiss
stage, however, than the police arrived and
ss'lared them. They desistsd at ones, but
protested against being s,ken 70 jail. Al
they were tslsrably well kaown, the s0esss
released them, on their verbsl proniss "a
appear at he pol'es court On the following
morning. Nsnday nesning cane. but The
pugilises failed u appear. An saiess was
sent in search Of then, whs brssght thsu
ints court this oorning. To The charge .
disturbing he public psass thsy plsad gull,
y. ed ware ansd y saeh end essts.
Az odlems Minnig and Nilss 1sss tatrsl-
ling Harrison strsss Last night, they picked
Up John Marks, who bad sprr d himself On
he sidewalk in ; lsxurieus attitude, and
vas enjoying slesisus Old drunk. A. he
skies portsndsd ssin, il ~ tAss6hs pre-
dent to remove hla tsjail. 1his asfniae,
hs was arraignsd bssbss Jssaiss llosa, ed
ssssd Of The sustsaasy - ~ sssas.
N. P. Slyiss, - jotaiag yssag -,
arrived 10 our city lest evening With bid
blnshing bride. end tssk rosos Sss The
night ss . psivses baasiise hssss. Hi
bsids vss vssy modest. and appssciatiag hss
naiaesly dslieaey, Mp. thssGAe y bsse ~
10 belAs ~ ~ esel2se vith ~ jssllise
crowds Il eue evssasWieg hseSB. 11sbssI
laid plrns sf mice asd ~ on - astsay,
hewsvss, = N. r, ssss tssans swaes q
Some go bod sssn this hlasAine bsids q
the Peliss Cesst ssas vssks -, vhss sh'
reeiesa in tAs nsas Il Nst,is Jshnsss, en-
straisat-way hastsasd y appsiss polise'
qas Of hse vhsesabeate. Ths pslieenas
nth he usual lack q fes1l1g ehazossssistis
Of bic pssessstss, sssa lnsssuptsa ths isl
fant hsssyassa Of ~ hapsy pair by rap
plng tAus19ilolv q thsk ~. NsitAa
n. Pa, threats ~ ansoseisas, - Nellie
sxhsns nodssay essld pssvsst hin ffss
salsdne. 1Asy ansa1s1 vAa1 hedsaifsd
o. nethiss ~ wAas ~ ssppessd ~!
sssld instantly prsdscs. ns nasly want
q 10 sveelsok tAsae 1asElaop aeso0sne1
1Aat was I'll. OF ssssss hey hsa - -
jsstises y eesh . Isequset. Nellie 6a0sd
asd N. r., swses. They esslan't aad %,
papsss bsaeiag - The ssbjsst, - wsrs &C
esrdinsiy SSsSs1 y :s9ssNa y ~ ossas
jail. Il Ms hssd snss. Ut thsrs was .
hslp lse Il. fbs psilssnaa dteat NE I
istsersps . ssviy wstdsd essp,s. bst b
duty esss y pssssnsd. 1ais osssis
TIE .'haspg paaf' wsss arsalgssd esesI
Jaeties D,ss1 . . Shaess = vaofaeeys !
vhish they plsaa guilty. n. r.. ~ u
ssssssd to ~ saea1t e ~ - ~
wsss discharged. Nellie n fica lllisoi
whsss u 10 y b hspsa - VIA . ~ =
tssn.
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rNvisIBLE PHOTOGRAPHS. SOMETHING
i new and prettye Every one their own Pho
toerapher. Call and see them At
LuSE 4 GRl0GS,
IS Perry street.
OTATlONERY FOR THE LADIES, OFFICE
y Stationery. School Stationery. Everything
in the line, q
LUSE / 0RlG0S,
IS Perry street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24
CIT ITE M ..

Tnnss thousand yards Of drsss gosds for
sale ehssp. Our entire stock Of ~, 900,
offered on reasonsbls terms to any parties
wishing to engage 10 the dry good trade.
n. O. POrfss ! Co.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
The Freedom of the press.

We are informed aud authorized to say
that acknowledgement Grant himself or
dcrcd the suppression of tho Richmond Br-
dmMer. and that he not only justiiies the
act but declares that there are other South
crn papers which viii be suppressed, II
they do not change their tone; and that II
martial law prevailed nj the North, as Il
does nc the south. he would forthwith sup
press three CoppeThead sheets here the
New York Nei5s, the Chicago Times and
the Cincinnati EillHirer. We are also in-
formed that when the proprietor of the
Erqmiler appealed from General Grants
or,lcr to Mr.. johnson, the President directed
General Grant TO revoke the order suppress
sing the E1amiRer, and said that for his
part he was opposed to the suppression OF
newspapers, aud in favor of maintaining
the freedom of the press that the suppress
sion of southern newspaper did no good
in the South. and harm every-where and
that ls TO Northern newspapers there was
u radical paper published ia New York,
Which did more 60 retard the pacilication
of The country and 10 keep up strife than
any of those named by General Grant, aud
wlpeh ought,to be suppressed sooner than
t!ttt, but he was opposed to the suppress
lion of any.
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Exports and Imports.

Statistics ut the Treasury Department
show that there IS no foundation for the
cpnmonly received opinion, that there is II
hllancc of exports over imports in our for
ports are CURRENCY values, while the valua-
ton of the imports are made in gold figures.
tVr the three years, 1853, 1854 aud 1860, the
infpnts amount TO $S7G00O,00O in gold,
while the exports, valued In currency, were
S9i 20JaUO0 When reduced to a gold
st3u,Ird, the latter amount TO only $662
Wj,GO0 leaving, Instead of I'M overplus OF
$l56.OOO,OOO in our favor, deficit OF $I5L-
uohtDa This is the true condition of our
foreign trade, and probably explains the
ctuse of the great llow of our securities tn
Europe Gin. Gdzetto.
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RfaI estate.
'p LEFTZ & APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office BIB Third street, North Side.
nAXrnN ntrtA


"A SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved six miles from
Dayton, adjoining Liberty-f4. 600
, a tavern and good grocery stand In Chambers
4 1pe residence in yellow Springs, well i'm
=, good brick house, lots well improvcd in IIsr-
good honsc and lot well improved on Long
farm Of 100 acres. well improved al,ont miles
hOt oiilavton ON Tree pike; bargain for $it 100.
\ farm. miles from Dayton of iTO acres wcll
imprnyed, on eaton Pike; cheap for $1,000
\ farm OF l5i acres I mile east OF Union on the
om Troy road wcll improved, and the best quality
farm of isi acres. well Improved 3 miles south
acre. E. nfH .U
FLAX factory, occupied by Mcssrs Davis \ Co,
win machinery, and acres OF land.
\ iarln OF iGO acres mile north OF Browns sta
,isG lion; 9n w6estsp r. IL, on Twin Creck wciI hn-
brick house, corner oC Drown and Ann
strcets-$ 81 800 .... .t... tf -
tarm Of 10 acres un Grecnville X. R-S29tO
brick house On Filth street, No M d 900
=, Wrn OF ~ acres, lcoOl Improvements, at
Bfowh's station. ON Western II. R-$39O
iirIn ol 70 acres, on Germantown Pike . miles
from Dayton $1,000.
number OF houses and lots In different parts OF
the city. All will he sold cheap,
iel1-u LENrX \ APPLEtiATE, H. n. A.
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DALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDEI


On MONDAY, February 49, 1865, between the
hours, Oi II NJ, and 4, NJ, ON the promises two
miles cast Of the town of Miamisburg viii be sOlt
~ the highest bidder the following real estate us
the property Of John Friday, deceased, situate in
tho county of Montgomery and State of Ohio viz.
Out-luts numbers one and two George L.
D5ckUrts plat OF out-lots, in section 13 town L.
range NJ. RS, which plat is duly recorded IA
Montgomery County records, plat book A, page 81.
LDL No. containing six acres, and lot No. 2 con-
Lunlny nye acres more or less, Also the following
beginning at the s. w. corner of section 49, town l.
range siN N. IRIS; thence N. y degree Il. 10 rods
ami Is links to a stone for corner; thence N. 66al
degrees t. rods 70 u stone for a corner; thence s.
"a Degree W. 10 rods and 1S links TO a stone for a
corner; thence S, 661 degrees W. 8 rods to the
place ot beginning, Containing one-haf acre. Also
Inc lolowing; Lying in section 1s, town 2 range
M RS, beginning at the north. east corner OF
section IL, &ci thence N, 6Sk degrees H. 4U
Chuins thence s. X degree w T310 chains to the
middle Of tho road thence n. S2% degrees w. 3I5
Chains; theneo n. y degree h. liz chains TO the
place OF beginning, containing seventy live hun
,Irrdtis of an acre rs 100 acre. ~. ..-.
All W he sold as an entire tract and free of
duwCT. said property has been appraised free Of
dJwur at 81 26J and not sell Tor less than two
thirds OF the appraised value thereof II.
TIeRMS-O -One-t third cash on day of sale; one
thiId ia one and one thrti In two years thereafter
dulurred payments to be secured by mortgage on
mo prelnlao5 and TO bear interest from date,
~ ELIAS GEBHART, Adminlstrator.
ADAM CLAY. Atty. v i.r jan2O-4tw
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LOOK HERE--SCHWARZ OFTIIE EA-
his inc Goats now for less than ever. jamie
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90 valuable Property ,

II OR RSALE.7-0NETWO-STORY BRICK
nouss and one Frame House, with out buildings,
stable &c. all In good repair, situate ON the west
side oi fsuiaski street, Dayton, Ohio. For further
Information inquire Of
CASPER ZUGELDER,
jan3O- -2wa ~ ilri No. 23 Pulaski street
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g r E AT B AR G. AIN s
Sale of Lots, Lands, &c.

yIy r'|
lHE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRA-
TORS of Joseph MciteynOlds deceased, will offer
Tor safe, at public auction, ON
SATURDAY, THE sd DAY OF MARCH, 1865,
At two O'Clock Il. NJ, on tie promises the following
real estate:
Part of outot No. a. situate on the southeast
corner of Fifth and MckeynOlds street. in tho Gity
of Dayton, Ohio, containing T0-10O of an acre
Al4Su-Lots numbered and 2, cOntaininal 100
acres each lot No. B. containing 10100 acres; lot
No. g. containing b-l00 acres, and lot No. g. con
tanning a-lOU asres, numbered and de-
seribel ON the plat OF subdivision of eight acres
of land of the south end OF the farm and premises
lately owned by Joseph MeReynolds, decreased
situate In the s W. quarter of section 3i town 2
range cast, &c. in Mad River Township Mont
gOmery County Ohio, which plat and subdivision
was male by order of the Superior Court OF
administrations of Joseph 'Mcleynolds VS. the
widow and heirs of Joseph MeReynolds deceased
said part Of Outot No 81 Is appraised at 4b5 lots
Nos. and at $T45 each lot No. at $3.50 lot No
Mt $l2f and lot No 8 at 81 IA.
Any one of said lots may sell at two thirds the
appraised value thereof. y, f...
Lots numbered one, two three fOnr and nye lie
just outside the corporation line of die city OF bay
ton are desirable locations for residences suitable
also for gardening purposes, and we'll adapted for
subdivisions to meet the growing demand for city
lots in that locality; and will be sold free from
dover and all claim of the hoirs of said deceased
JOHN M'ltEYNOLDS,
MICHAEL M'REH NOLDS,
Adm'rs of Joseph McIseynOlds, Decd.
ODLlN CAHIi4I, Attys. febT-dts
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And E'erything in the w1y Of
rOuse FOrRishiug Goods.
DIXON. F0RGY & co.
DOT Atm .H.|. DAYTON OHIO
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Martin Wolf C...Noo,.,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-01
KDR0POsALs FOR PERMITTING.
C0MPTROLLER'S OFFICE.

ANNAPOLIS Dec. 18th 1865.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED at this Of
sembly Of Maryland Of 1861 Chap. 4O5, until the ls
day OF January next:
For Printing 1000 copies of the Acts and Resolutions
Of the General Assembly, vii marginal notes and in
during the session, and to be completed within fifty
days after the close thereof and delivered in sheets to
the State Librarian, ready for the binder.
For Printing 800 copies OF each the journal of Pro-
ceedings Of the Senate and House Of Delegates with
the accompany Documents in compact form. 1850
ems Per page, IN small plea type. which said copies
shall be delivered in sheets to the State Librarian
ready for the binder within thirty days after the ad
Journment OF the General Assembly
For Printing $50 copies of Bills Rolls Documents
and any other matter not here enumerated. that is
necessary Tor the use OF the General Assembly, and
all other such printing may be ordered by the said
Legislative Bodies whilst in actual session.
For Printing - quires Of yeas and. nays of the
SENATE ana " cures OF the yeas and nays of the
House OF Delegates, with many as may be re-
qured.
The tabular work to be double the price of pIain
work.
One hundred and fifty copies Of the Daily Morning
journal OF Proceedings to be furnished and disrib-
uted on the next succeeding day, without charge or
compensation to the members officers Of each
House, and one copy to each of the Offices of the
Executive and other State Officers.
Inc proposals must specify the rate per page or
quire, be carefully sealed up and forwarded to this
Office on or before the
1sT DAY OF JANUARY NEXT
Inc work to be done in the City of Annapolis, and
IN Workmanlke manneT-the Printer supplying
paper Of good quality that used for printing the
Acts OF the last General Assembly.
The successful applicant will DO required to give
bond in the sum of ten thousand dollars with an.
proved surcS. and in all other respects comply with
the term of the Act Of Assembly, week before
the meeting Of the General Assembly; -
de2O-9tawt1J ComntraIIer
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Proposals for HAY.


a UARTERNASTER'S OFFICE.
BALTIMORE Nd, Oct. Il. 1865. /
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned for
the delivery of GOOD INTERCHANGEABLE TIMO-
THY Hay, at such depot in Baltimore, or on board
ofvesses at such wharf in the Port of Baltimore as
may be designated; also, at Richmond, Va Washing
ton, D. c., and Hilton Head, S.
Proposals for delivery of Hay at such depot in Bal
timore as may be designated. must state plainly
whether it is baled or loose.
Proposals for delivery of Hay board of vessels in
the port of Baltimore, or at Richmond Va Washing
ton, D. G., and Hilton Head S. c.. will be considered
only for Hay securely baled.
The proposals must state plainly, the quantity
price, place cf delivery, and time Of delivery
The Hay will be inspected by Government In
spector, and weighed before being shipped.
Bids will be accepted from time to time to meet
the requirements of the Government
Payment will be made on delivery, or as soon there
after as funds for that purpose shall be received
Bids shall be subject to the decision of the Quar-
termaster General.
g. ". BRADLEY,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster
ole If Middle Military Department
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-01
ROOFING, ETC.

PAGES FELT. CEMENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
is the best in use, and has been well known for if
teen years.
We guarantee all new work for five years.
1t is better than Tin, and costs half as much.
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are the only manufacturers of ROOFING MA
TERIALS in Maryland all of which we keep con-
stantly on hand for sale.
TIN ROOFS and IRON FENCES painted with
our PATENT PARAEFINE VARNISH.
PAGE BROS & CO.,
Off Ell Smiths wharf