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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-08-21


choice of the following books, valued at
from 81, 90 to $500 each.
"Mexico under MaximilIian,'
',The lO4th Pa."-by Gen. Davis,
Drifting About"-by Massett--yery
entertaining,
"Hydropatby, or Water Cure''--Fowler.
"The Lawyer in the school-room,'
"Parson Brownow's Book'--by a
villain--(valued by US at o.
Speeches BY Wendell Philips--ditto,
"Youth's History of the War;"
'Sketches of the old painters"
"Life and times of Cramer,"
"Les Miserables," by Victor Hugo
(Fantine.)
"Garret Van Horn"--a novel,
"The Morgesons" newell
"Light on Swallowed paths'--a novel.
"Sprees and SpIashes"-- by Merford-
funny.
Life of Buchanan"
"Life of Gen. Scott"
"Edgar Poe and his critics"
"The Fruit Garden" by Barry-a rare
and valuable work.
"The Young Mother" by Alcott.
"Poems ola year," by Aldrick,
SPECIAL PREMIUMS TO THE LADIES.
To any Lady who will send US the
names of four subscribers, with IS, we will
furnish either "The Ladies Friend or
"Peterson's Magaizene," for one year, or
"The American Practical Cookery
Book. All good things in a family.
As we have but single copies of the
books above mentioned, we can furnish
particular book to only one person---the
one who first sends in the club required,
and order for that book. In the event of
the same books being desired by two per-
sons the first one sending in, will receive
it, and book of the same class, value, and
as nearly similar as possible in matter. will
be furnished TO subsequent scnders. The
Ladies who send clubs under the offer to
them, can all be supplied with magazines
from the publishers.
A little effort, by any person, will Sc
cure for them one of these really valuable
Books, or Magazines.
Lets hear from you, frien Is
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-08-21
THIRD PREMIUMS.

To the person sending US the names of
five subscribers with SO, we will give a
choice of tlc following works, valued at
$3.50 each.
Beyond the Mississippi by Richardson
Library Binding.
Public and private Life of Alexander III.
Stevens-with speeches.
Europe-its scenes and society.
The Nurse and Spy-moroccc bound.
Annals OF the Persecution in Scotladd-
2 vols.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-08-21
CURRENT NEWS.

. Forty deaths frcm cholera have occurred in
Memphis during last week.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-08-21

Sl,ioO,9O
William B. Bood, chairman of
committee to inquire into the run
ming of locomotives over the paved
streets of Phila delphia $38l,6O
George De Haven. member of COM
mittee 381, go
William J, Donohugh, do. 38l,60
George W. Ghegan, do. 38l,60
George A. Quigley, do, 391,60
John W. Bolleau, clerk OF committee TAI 60
William j. Ovens. sergeant alarms 10000
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-03-30
The Popc-s Address.

TIE P7pe Z Rome. previous - TIE departure
oS tie French oE--s au1 tr-r Egu ttat CITY
-ll- zIfr~~i them
on til sv- u yla- J-Ear-url ] zn L-re. ~
der children. = ia va farewell AeGT fs
IF: France With ihe mission 20 uphold tHe r-at
u Gle Holy So LO--ay u i gong u-sS- /
Wi-s that II u-y p received VItL the sane t-t-
M that u l-t-. lam Informed t--t q. tat--lc
i=-r-- are moved Key -r=uh-c ir ---CEIr- e
t5e di5-ul,ies IN which ra-7 ~ Tire Fiel- u or
Dsri J-us Christ. ths head 81 TIE Cath lie
Church There must p rs Lu=ilu-tHc reys-l-
ton wiI come here ISIS Proclaimed Ak has
b7-u aid and i = REPEATED. An I-al41 iu high
rJzi-igu La aid -aar Ic-ly Wa constituted rut
11t complete LAZY would - Unl.1e Il -e7e
ztil remained h=-e . c1rle. 20 tHe -a11 where
1-t=r. justice and tranquility reign Ih=y desire
q display their 3zE from the Capital A-U know
a. We. - |. Thar the TarV-ian r1ck : uet .-r
distant About TX var go ! was sTaak-E- .
q representative u France lid aim o. inform
-l= Emperor tlac =. Augustine. Bishop - Hip
= ~ .icl rlT belongs g tie French em.E--l.
t=rri- ~ tls Gll-i,5- which he tl-~4N while
the tarlarIlDs were h~=-iezin- the city. a-S-i Jge
Lord = - permitted 20 ole before witnessing
them Tie representative saic. On rely d ue
TIE rarrasiars VIII Dot enter. Bat Aa was
II TrJvae-- Another s4Id = me tHa- Rome
could r.t BE- I-e capital Of q k.n-- n. nut taat
y could - tIe capital u tie Catholic world
Bot l far tie revolution What an / L lpE
Lat am | u say? | have NJ resources. Yeti
am tranquil. for the mi-hti=st Iower. cd. givss
me- strength and c.n-;aEcy- 3II=re TIE Pope b.
cane affected. and all present. participate IA lis
emotion Then, Placing Ii hand eH LIS heart
and raising HIs ry-> towards heaven. lie proceed
cd Go. with M blessing and NY t4ch-rly
farewell. I: YOU vur EmUerpr y1u VAL tell
him tia, | pray lor him. Il : said his health Is
noi god / pray iur his health. It i said that
NJ -5uI : not ~ lace | pray for >s5ul The
French nation &. Christian. Il chief ought u
Dr. Christian alsJ. Prayers offered WIKI conf
tenc= and Fer>=verauc= are Necessary. and tHat
nation. - graf and - powerful. viii obtain
WHAT u Cv>ir-z- = for me, | live IN Gods ueT-
c.. and LIZ blessing viii accompany yyu Oh your
yyyag:.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-03-30

NEwsPAPEES.-I l. unreasonable to expect
that the public IEess viii always publish only
such things Is We. individually. shall ike. \
person OF strictly religious habits and tastes viii
be offended if he scs in a newspaper the account
Of = prize fight, OF OF something obscene and sin
ful. lie forsrts that the newspaper Is but the
reflection Of the world at large; and if he J. 30
fastidious. he should retire altogether from life. for
In a single street b. Will find, 1T any given hour
If tie CAV. what will offend almost all bis senses.
lie need NJ; read xtat he considers - BE- oliec-
tiJnaJ!e in ike manner. lac need not cit st q
tajs d rate any LiSAiy-sstsJned dish. lie may
not like yension and game, high- 1t him order
something TO his iaste-a veal cU,let without
sauce. But my Lady Gpdiyt may Ike a iew Of
the IN deliclcies at the season, and Lord Cpveu-
Try may have stomach for anything. y ucwsIa-
per would have few readers were IL dishes Of
news u consist solely Of Eipus pastry and iiimsy
pufs. While tie tone Ut q newspaper j. moral.
the public cannot complain. The music Of an
organ may be Of the Iurrst character. though
the organ itself, and the o~rgan-griuder likewise,
may sometimes shgE symptoms OF the mud ami
filth that are picked up by or scattered upon
them throughout the rambliugs OF the day To
the pure ali things are pure. and 10 find fault
with u newspaper for every " nice offence . l. u
display the hypocrisy Of a prude. or the Stiffness
of an ign0raH,us -Loudoa Examiner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-03-30
The TrIbune'- Reasons for
Opposing EInpeachnieEt.

T.-g...- -t- t-l.s-, -
o
--1t
IL T-ar- j. nothing rGw o - ..iE=i bv
iIuIaarLu=ur. F--l=lt J1rn-n - f--u q
Id Pr-.-elr. 8-t z@ q 1J.=l Du=. h= have
lad = Chief Ilz---4-= doing al ts enid O g.
=--3F tie T-rE a-lr. -.-c--4 him. and - ;h=
-.l.a ---- 81 y r---- D. :. -@tr.y himself. Il
Pre- lot john la ben an er-1v u 8zrEj-
.-l1--l. -s tz- -L1 been al eu-ly & Hira=.G
Il Cl1 4uel aE-iD-t to- party 5uJ tire elections
.=fI u.--ll- g ll-- IL ~ p1llfIc4l.F c=aC-
--4-e-.r 2s--- I-ral- z Vs. lg1k-[ -r1u -
= -=f---1 -u- disappointed -ereusr -;.li. h=
Lad e. 4---- parry - - Rack. ~ t-- calHt--.
--- =a1rr-- T~f.tlcal Rad = TL4r which lad
ir.1 = l,-ltE . q minority clT party vii
t-s= -li- r.-t when = r-s.-- h=-in= i-T-lci-
Eelt- A--t Ec --iT revive Pr---=-- JJLnsln's
dying E--C1-- ard give him Ntl- BE wants
-y@p1tLy- and Ire e--rcs - make = defensive
var.
II. Can II " lup@-el-tZ We 10 nar doubt
the Iaw-5g- h1E would til lzw w1rE? Inc
cl-rz= would y NUMEROUS. intricate and drawn
1.tu sk-. Il-re would - ends warnings IN
TIE T1E- u tle Republicans . make -I=----- II
fzvsr u the urJ<--u-l1u. and " crIr-e every
effort On TIE Iz-; o. ti- Pr-G-nrs friends =
Tr.!.uy re rf.aI. fighting It step . s.er. and
eIL-a75-.ug ~ L=l-c . dr4. i -l-l-slv. W
viii hack J-rr-- Davis for tire months s-eec..
aud CDWan uuri tie end - h. term. With ~au.s-
bury and ncD 5-zll god II tl-L-Ef.,- vyluu-
u islk. Warren Ha-t.n-s US eight v-a.s On
-.ial. and in Ms ea-- -a-.- ~ every motive =
hurry matters. Here there would b every mo-
tiTs u delay tie r5tal BE- the Presidents FRIENDS
III. Gould tie Prei1en; - removed? Cen
er-I Butler made an ingenious argument dur.uz
the electlon = shOg tazi. uTsn tHe mer- Tresen,-
alton Of articles of imu-zcament. TIE S-nals
might G-Uy-e tie President and vut another Ter
IN IL III oGce during the rrial. Butler 4Tsu-
mont vas ingenious; but Ne presume there are
twenty lawyers ~LJ c-n make al argument -
Ingenious On tie O,LeT side There J. ~ definite
Las about 1t, and Pr@.d-n; johnson : MT the
man u surrender the benefits II = doubt Tngs=
who think .e viii quietly walk JUr Oi the White
Hol-e - tie bidding VI "A u41Eitv vi re >n4te.
mistake tie man anu the dzp-rs;e character Of
tie aLy,uturerz who control Lis fortunes. What
would al impeachment amount 10 with tie &C
cu-zi all the ti@e IN pWer2
". There would b much doubt 81 - the r-
-.It Of tLi= trial. President johnson lis done
many 1hIn.- which We consider criminal but
would III >-nat= - judges think -? T-Up-r-
ing with tine revenues b. removing faithful ofi-
c-r- because they attended = their business and
did nD- concern Themselves about pol.uS, aud
aVpJiIt.rg Gi-a.n-s, men. i Z SIRIUS matter.
Tie interference in the Frnian troubles last sum
me-. whereby tie honor II America "a- slerI-
feed = please England. should u inquired into
Tie riots az NV Orleans. and tire f-ct that 40
human being La= been I~orisHet fr tie blood
there -bed. stain with lntc!Io.= tiacAu-ss the
administration VI President johnson. We ye.rn
fo- -Jme atonsmenr Tor that crime and Il i wise
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-03-30

PLraoLEUW AND Coal On IS SIEAu FUEL.-
The Niahsia, a steam yacht owned by M Barif.
If GLASGOW. has made rwo ;riIs - Grtve-eni
and back. propelled BY steam raised with liquid
fuel. without tie 1se OF an atom Of coal. The
fr-t trip susge=t=c some minor Improvements.
and the second lad the strongest hopes Of the
most complete success. 1t i fully anticipated
that a. soon a. an lniIprr,ant mechanical diff
Guilty Is di-Fensed with. the public viii Re startled
by tie ful! realisation IF their expectations. 4
j,int-stock comTau- i already in course Of form
alton for taking over - the patent under which
M-,srs- Blri have been experimenting. If the
invention proves such a complete success as we
have some reasons - hope. it will cheer tie heart
Of many an Gilman whl>c tanks and barrels are
running over with dead stock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-03-30

TuE NV Yogz YACET PACE = RIAL A2EEIcAN
TzIUXFH-Ihe London Tunes. Of january Isl.
IL an editorial respecting the race and tie dinner
- the New York Yacht Club, says To re4d
the log u tie winning vessel. and u see her ru>H-
iTE along. night and day Ike the Flying Dutch
man. over the waves oT tire Atlantic. one would
JGiHk such 2 voyage could hardly b. performed
twice. and yet the other tWo yachts were but i
irw hours behind her. The Americans have
taught - this. among other things, that q v-s>-l
Il TWO hundred tons can cross the Atlantic ~ aR
av-Ea-= seed II tvJ luadrei miles a day. Il =
not the mere burden # these yachts which makes
the feat - remarkable, Tor smaller vessels have
done O. much nor Yet the mere q~uicEUe>s II tie
passage, fHr large >aips have made ii more q@Ick-
Is; but tie smalln-ss Of Tonnage c1mbiued with
tne rate Of sailing renders the result very extra
ordinary indeed. Oar sailors vii ID we'll %
note al tie circumstance which characterized
this contest and determined its eveut-the more
80, indeed. ON account u II, very novelty. when
crntrasted With olr Own performances. Very
likely, zone Of Uur canoe voyag-> and S-ui-
marine adventures may he a. ueiayrabie IN their
way - this ocean race. 5ut tie TACT >til! remains
that the Americans accomplished the r-ce and
We did not. In fact. we should never have
thought If such a thing. 1t involves Just -
much If genuine jrlus-ar.autic exagg=ration as
u b. beyond our sphere. The Longest race aud
the biggest stake ia tie world are true American
CONCEPTIONS. bat the actual success of tie scheme
i a real triumph"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-03-30

French. English and American Prints. / and ~ wide;
EN-rs he d-e a"t m-iiam white iGe and scar!e; FLANNEL
Canton Fiaa6.i. Gnsh@ms, ca-.iueres,
Blankets, "leA--s- Crap Caaa-E.e-
FINE DRESS GOODS:
Chaue, Mobair. Alpaca, Satin-e, Goats lair, French Jaeone,
White Pillow Case L.aea a5i saye;ias.
- In FI .., 6. c::'aa, F5-ssA Nerfao,
Alp ca. L.urn Lining.
Turkey red and yellow Dress Pacing.
Brazil, Hair fac.lEs. Eereg-.
Collars, sie~vs Cuts.
Ribbons, solid oolor.. i. Il, , p and , , nsss very cheap, by
the ijece or yard.
&c. &c, &c, Sc, &c, &c.
Raz and boiled Laseed Oil. White Zinc and Lead.
Par. Green,
Raw and barut Turkey Umher,
N~rmiion. Venetian Red,
Wv Racsjas and Scrub brushes.
Stencil, Camel Hair Sable. Marking and Artist Brushes.
DeWNER'S And CRYSTAL KEROSENE OIL:
BEST PoLAR OH.
NETS FOOT AND CASTOR OIL.
Carriage, C5raI and Furniture varnish.
1c, &c, &c. &C. &c. &c, &c.
KONA COFFEE,
Crushed and Brown Sugar.
na~ad c5ei G.s. TAT Ts a.. 5 sss. f- 1sl o' si3:.,.
Mac, cassti, Yeast P'wi-r, Backing Ink.
Grinas,one., Waiting. Sfee, Zinc. Betting,
Saddles, HARNESSES.
Piows, Eagle NJ. > Paris steel Y 90, sc, &c.
Iarr,r-. OK Vote. OK Bows,
Ihurus. Planter ts-s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-03-30

The =. GREAT EAsTEN. The French company
which has hired the Gceat Eastern 70 yIv be
tween New York and Bret during the Exhibition
at Paris this year las issued u prospectus. Ii
stats that the company i - have the ye---! dur
ing tine whole Of the year 1867 fr El2.0o5. or
n 600 q month, and l. to pay besides ,ue expense
VI fitting 1t up FOR passengers. navigating, and
assuring il. The vessel l. T. leave Liverpool on
tie Doth Of March fr New York, aud u start for
France at the beginning Of April. The capital
of the company i 1900. 0UUf. ESQ. 500. Tie
English Telegraph Construction and Maintenance
CUnpany Is besides u contribute go. O00. But
why it intervene=, and what advantage it l. 10
obtain. are not explained. There are now about
l 600 persons employed on her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
GALE OF METALS, NEW QUARTERMAS
- TER STORES, AND LUMBAR.

DEPOT QUaRTERMAsTER' : OFFICE,
W WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct -, ISG
VIII be sold at public auction on MONDAY
November II, at Lincoln Depot under the di-
rection OF Brevet Colonel A. p. Blunt, 4 O. NJ
81 HORSES and 50 MULES, more or less:
go ARMY WAGONS, worn;
5SPRlNG do, do.
Several Of these Spring Wagons are of very SUI
The Mules offered are a very select LOT. well
worthy the attention of purchasers.
After which the following Metals and Quarter
master stores entirely new, to wit
l,Lo 90 lbs Iron 10000 lbs. Steel, std
3UO Copper, 10 90 :. Chains de-
LOO Copper Bot. 90 Bolts,
toms, 600 Stove Feet,
1,UO lbs. Lead, $500 Broom Handles
ao $50 Horseshoes, so Lamp Chimneys.
aOgU - Mule do, 600 pieces Lamp wick.
600 Empty Bottles,
Together with number of mi scel Ianeous articles
consisting in part of Carpenters and Black smths
Tools, Sash Weights, Knives, Engines, Globe
Valves, Fire Brick, &c, &c
Also, the following Wagonmakers' Lumber.
$500 feet l1a inch Oak 5000 feet S inch Oak
S.OG0 feet 2inch do, do 3,o0 feet 4-inch Hickory
7.HW = 21a-in. do, do. Plank
~ GO = 3inch do, do. Il, 900 :. Plank assorted
1000 - inch do, do sizes
Sale to CONNIE at 10 a. m. , and continue from,
day to day until all are sold.
Horses, Mules, and Wagons will be sold singly:
other articles in lots
The Metals will be delivered to purchasers at 9th
street wharf or at railroad depot.
catalogues OF sale can be ad on application
Terms: Cash in Government funds
By order of the Quarter me ster General
&C. NcFERRAN.
Deputy QuaTterr aster General
DC 3-ts BreVet BTia adler General. a. B Army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
PROPOSALS.
pROPosALs FoR LETrER BALAsCEs.
Po.r Orfict psralrsE,r,

WAsHIssros. u G. OcfoN er -, loF
sealed Propessls gill be rec vsd AZ THIS b"part.
mem mil the 3TV DAY DEcFABsk ssbr az
v elcck noon Tor furnishing Letter Balsnces lor
IT. nse OF tie Post omcs in the United states bor
four years. from and after the sist day OF De-
c'r1ber next, OF the following description, name
ly:
It.. Balances cal asle Of Weighing eight ounoes.
avs irduIo's ~siZht. 20 BE- graded down - aaST.Hr
u cts. OF these IL L. supposed that % 600
viii be required for each year.
ID Balances capable Of weighing two pounds.
avvirduIois weight, TO be graded down = half
urots oftbese 10 is Supposed % 70 100 viii Dc re
qn'ved for each year.
Pc feet correctness AMI strength and dorseiii-
y Hili be required ir the Balances to be Ter
pirhed.
samples Of .sch description Of Balances must
sccoPgT any zach bid; sBd the bidder Who may %
tain the contract viii he required 10 furnish Bal
snCes ordered Of quality in all respects e3IA -
q e samples
Zach balance must he we'll AMI ecu-ely psck q
in on for rans psrtaiioB and delivered Tree OF
rypenses e. thu department at " sshin gtpn ". O.,
whore he same Wis be accepted, n found 70 re
Ierf@s and adai q tire samrle-.
sch bi@der HIust furni with HE pr0posal~
tutfciept evidence Of his ability 70 comply Win
HE bid
Two .uficiest suTetiss will be required T. a con
tract.
4 failure 70 furnish the Balances a. contracted
for promptly 0r the furnishing 81 an Inferior lusl
lfy win he rrusi1.r,s a spf~iertt ca lsa for for
f'itErP Of the contract.
fTopos ALL must - endorsed % the erVelppa,
p opossls for Letter Rslsnces' s1i dir'ct-t 70
the first Assistant Postnast-r Gen RAJ W sshirs
ton. u. 4. ALEX ". RANDALL,
no law ~ stnia .rE Ten. -si
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

o. Tn Vs-LusE rr ~ Wh,rs Mourtain
Fa.tVay rue fI-rrSRiFp= ny Gliding down
tAs rrtasy Q u ssrs - 20" framework on ruds
sGs CONS. rri,trr O. Pc gl- pDs~ The dis-
t.u. 2 Frr-l Top % O. 'O-1--Du- Dila-nas a-.sn
soJ = Do ca n 81 p" snt = quarter, bu. the ruu
hss slTsecT COST ~ uaT < Srukrl leg.
e. Err.-- O. fhs New Albany C7rs-rsr-irr
Urgss .bs pom su+ff0n Il IN Hon. SCHUYLER f,lj-
q as he RsI uhlicsU ctEdIdars for - Jya-nDr
- iEdr - The .rI-nds II General .,ayv
WEls sF vii submit htz name 20 tha cOrvan
ton s. s c-utifar- fu- ne same position
81 Oas o.. Shs = 1s. disG-reea5ls ygsys of
SCmsu-t1 weigh t~J hunirsd.-F H. L.
70 f-G-.t---
50 siiE dress was awarded D the han
s,uss- Dang sdy, a. thu Highland fOltol
ecu v ar II bruld have been given TO Dsr
DO D. 3u-- she ~ The person entitled
- b. ~ CIT and hecauSs h would have ,sen
- IUs@Htlva tp OBJ = mothers.
rFlhs -.ats q Ts<saehu-a..s mas no-z a
rsTT sslc-eIt sys--m II AID . invalid soldiers
and heir lsIn.l'es. EsC5 disabled soldier r.
caiFes SIX cOl's- mCuth, aUd The families of
dad nr dis hlrd soldiers ger not exceeding
Oh dollars z month.
e. re s-gh hour Cqrpentsrs' Js4xsa IN
; An F!2uClSCO huJrl~nSs. All hands get Is
Z uca orS as hey = ant, md employer. find
a. nsny hands IS hey desire on the eight hour
sTStrn.
e. 4 Workman n factory in France died
rsc-n'ly from the effects OF verdIgris when
s1seEs1 . hi@ hands from a cIOth used in
vlpiDs machinery sud was taken into the sys-
ten With sEuG.
az Boz says ths- peeled rsdishes help di-
Iss-On-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
AUCTION SALES.
RY WIN. kEEFE 4 90, Auclioueers.
TKusrEE,s SALE.

+ TKUsTEEe SALE.
onFKtDAf, November 8 h, 1871. at 10 clock
q M, shall Ell, At the Auction Rooms OF YIN.
keefe Co., Nc 116 Penasy iyania syenues near
.Oth street ~ virtue Of deed of ust, dated the
lst day OF Sovember, lSij ard duly fecorcad ~
hber ~ Al No 3, folios 2l3, ia, of chettel
records Tor tae County of ashington, IN the DIS
trlct OF Coufla, all tho goods AMI chatteis h the
viz
. sets Parlor Furniturs. Black walnut
5 sets Chamber Furniture, imitation Oak and
Wood and Iron Bedstasds
/ Eytension Table Oak
Breakfast and Kitchen Tables
Marble top Tanle
Hair seat Arm Chairs
Rocking Chair
Glands, ali"s, ard Look log Glasses
wood ami tosl Stoves
] Bath ub, c.. g.:
Brussels farlor Carpets
! Brussels stair Carpet
lIerain and Three ply Carpets
lcoT oil Cloth
China and Glass ware
lin and Iron ware
Kitchen FarLitute
Blapk cts, Sheets. Pillow cases, Qullts,
Mattresses, Feather Beds, and Pillows.
sewing Machine, and many other articles toe
numt rous 10 mention.
Terms cash.
9R SMITH, Truste.
oc Sid WIN. KEEFE co, Ancts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
EEESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Provisions AND CLOTHING


BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING ,
October -. 1857. \
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables, will be received at this Blu
reau until clock y. M. the fourth day of No
Nember. 1851 Tor the supply of nifty thousand
pounds Of Fresh Beef and fifty thousand pounds of
Fresh Vegetables, at the Norfolk Navy Yard and
Station, as required. The Beet and Vegetables
must be OF good quality. and the best the market
affords, and each article must be offered for by the
pound. The Beef to be- in equal proportions. fore
aud hlndquarters, and 10 be Western or Baltimore
Beef.
Bonds, with approved security, will lie required
In one half the estimated amount of the contract
and twenty per cent. in addition will be withheld
from the amount Of each to be made coll
lateral security ser the due performance the
tract, which will on account, be paid until ii is
fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by writ
ten guaranty, signed by one more responsible
persons, that the bidder bidders will III his or
their lid be accepted, enter into an obligation
to furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal trfl be considered UNLESS accompanied
ty sneh guaranty and by satisfactory srideHoe that
The bidder resuidr dealer the articles proposed
oad has the itoeHs. required b. act 81 Congress-.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the q oy-
eminent.
1t is understood that in case the stipulated ouap
tty OF either article shall be delivered, leaving
balance due the 9th article the Contract NAV
be considered as completed in full the option Of
the Department.
The responsibility of the euarantors to be certi-
ned TO Wy the Assessor of Internal Revenue for the
District In which they reside. ii. BRIDGE,
&C Eliot Chief of Bureau.