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CLEARED.

Steamship The Queen r,. Grosan, LiverpoolNationai
Steamship Westphana (No) Trautmann, Hamburg Kun
Steamship Alabama Limeburner, Fernandina-I Ro-
berts.
Bark Erminia tBr Hilton, Liverpool via Philadelphia
Boyd Il Hincken.
bark Emma IBID Hemmes, Montevideo via St Marys, Ga
Bark Ada Carter Kenney, New orleans-R H Drummond
4 Co.
Brig Gem, Neal Port Spain (TrnIdad)-D Trowbridse
Brig Edward Everett (Br, Ryerson, Yarmouth, Ns-Boyd
Hncken.
sehr Lillian Warren Warren, Por. Plau-Bret, Son
&Co
6chr Eveline, Pearce Barbados-D Trowbridge Co.
Slaght
,schr Prairie Bird (Br), Codwe, Halifax Cranda UNI
hhray Co.
schr Magnolia (Br) Sheridan CORVALLIS cranda, Um-
phray Co.
sc6r Adea Br, Holden, s, John, NIB, VIA Portand-He-
Hey Parker
schr Queen of the South corson, Moble-E Hurbur &
Co.
schr Lavinia Bell. Bayles Jacksonvllo-van Brunt 4
Slaght
Schr Gesner, Egber, Richmond-van Brunt Slaght.
Schr Robt Smith, Baiselin, New London-G Racket 4
Bro.
:, schr W Thompson, Lawson. New Hayen-G Racket d
Bro
Schr Dart Johnson, Stamford
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A BATTLE AMONG THE BIRDS.

From the Paris Kentuckian Dec. 2s.l
We all remember the legend Of the war between
the birds and the beasts IN which the poor bat held
q doubtful position, siding with the one or the other
"a the fortunes OF the fight seemed TO turn We have
not exactly similar affair 10 record, but one which
Is akin TO 1t, inasmuch it was battle between
birds Of almost trecss wing and those which do far
more walking than flying.
Mr.. Chambers Brent tells us OF strange night
which happened on his place on Cooper's Run the
other day. turkey strayed from the flock
into corn field near the house, where
some crows were picking up scattered corn
dropped from the wagon AZ IL passed over
the held. Singing out one OF the trespassers he at
tackled him nercey, and the crow calamity resisted
the assault. Then ensued fight which lasted for
some twenty minutes, the turkey seeming to have
the advantage generally and was on the point OF
killing the crow, when some OF the latter's compen-
ions flew to the rescue The flock OF turkeys, seeing
the turn the affair taking sped vsllany to their
comrades assistance, and the battle became general
the worsted little black warrior making his escape
during the melee. The crows were soon routed and
rose into the air with loud s'caw-cawn which we
suppose the turkeys took threat to return with
re-enforcements, as the hens chirped encourage
ment To- their waited beaux, and those gallant he
roes. sending back loud gobble OF defiance struted
the nelt ~ al The pride Of victory.
When next occurs another fight
N 10 m aee
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for truth is very bad from what know OF his charac
ter for truth would place no reliance on anything
he would swear 10.
Cross-examined-I formerly boarded with him; ne
did not sue me for my board BILL he had me arrest ea
TO keep the peace; he had writ OF replevin issueu
Mr. Zeiss, recalled know Mr.. Joseph GILBERT; MS
general character for truth Is bad would not De-
leve him under oath.
Cross-examined-I was requested by certain per,
sons not to have anything to do with MIN; hearu
Mr.. Crump say he was not to be believed.
Q. Name somebody who ever told you ne couid
not be trusted. A. cannot at present.
Q. Did you not know what you were 70 swear 70
when YOU came hereP A. Assuredy did, but can
not remember any other names without reflection
Q. Have you not rehectedS A. Yes sir; during
the past eight years, during which have been toid
to avoid Gilbert.
The court here adjourned till tomorrow.
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Dart, johnson, stamford.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED RY THE Hp

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
wesi anG "a ns ~
richs Co. Had very heavy westerly high
sn b hs al a. thu the e
arrived 81 sandy Hook :. Pm. 80 w. sup
ss' A s a Rss nS
S wS mS.a an Dec
day ~ g mines NJ from Frying Pan Shoals, passed
Steamship: Geo hence for SH New Or.
C.
ssssa with na's
.ss Hss a.:
&.
aasss S ss e. By s
s s S,3s Sailed i company
sI,s Ed:6, Putnam s. AIMS Bay ia, IS days With log
Il spson CP
with sugar, &C. TO TT2FA dwight Co. Had constant
Brig Jua &yer sJ.cksonv IL days. with lumber
sls;ShsrssS loaded latter port with iron
., sshr Gape.ho Davis San Bias. q days with sosSsnus
CO. ns aas
the sail, remainder Of passage; :,
Asns @ ssG n MILE. * Of Ss
e d sn .n
vessel leak 1000 strokes hour Was Obliged heave
for 90 hours TO repair pumps they being choked up.
schr Magenta. Wilson, Machias, days, with lumber, to
master.
schrJuia Rich, Paten. Ellsworth, 10 days, with lumber
to Peterson a Co.
Ganges Higgins, Franklin days. with lumber, to
Simpson 4 Capp.
schr wave Baxter Franklin via Bristol where she dis
charged.
scr Mary Brewer, Jameson. Rockland via Providence,
where she discharged.
schr Maggie Mcneil, Snow Portland days. with produce,
to order
Schr Rogers Hall, Boston for Baltimore.
Schr Geo Mitchell, Allen, Plymouth
Schr Sylvester Hale Coleman Taunton.
Schr VIM Strickland Howes Fairhaven for Virginia.
Schr Isaac Borden, Borden, Fall River.
Schr Matilda, Holt Cotuft Point.
Schr II Warford, Sprague, Providence.
Schr BENZ Brown Strong Providence.
Schr Thompson, Ferrss, Providence for Jersey City.
Schr w Hall Toomey, Providence for Philadelphia
Schr Maria Hall, Westerly.
Schr Corea, Blatchford New London.
SAILED.
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac for Now York.--This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK. DECEMBER IS, 1858.
Herald PackaRes.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Pusers Of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver al packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached TO Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend the delivery packages
asw be by the following extract from the proceedings
ofthe regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship In the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously
n3- The once Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANNErrE is at Whitehall slip All communicable from
and consgnees the Of inward bound
sela will be forwarded free of charge.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Dec 2s-11 80
A.. M.-Consols omen az ga Tor money ana e2.s LOT
steady at 74. Stocks quet-Eres 20 "; Illinois, 95.
LIVERPOOL COTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dec.
2S-ll:3O A. M.-Tbe market opens quiet at the fol-
lowing Notwithstanding uplands, 10xd.; mid
ding Orleans 101sd The sales Of the day are esti-
mated at IL, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL. BREADsrUFF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Dec. 2s.-Wheat, lis 10d per GENITAL for California
white and 9s. l0d for No. red Western. Flour 26s.
2os Cd. per Dbl. for Western canal. Corn, $751; Cd.
per quarter for mixed Western.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LONDON, Dec. 2s.-The steamship Columbia, Cap
tain Carnaghan, OF the Anchor line, arrived at
Queenstown last Saturday afternoon; all we'll Hav-
ing lost her screw IN violent gale when few days
out from New York for Glasgow, the Columbia made
port as above under sail.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 2S.-The steamship Rhein ar
rived yesterday
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 2s.-The steamship City OF New
York q rived Yesterday
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When next occurs another fgl
May We be there 20 see.

VALUABLE OYSTER, III THE STORY rs TRuE-A
friend with whom we were dining the other day put
fried oyster IN his mouth, and after biting 1t found
DIS mouth iull Of pearls. We counted the number
contained IN this single oyster and found ID TO be
over forty, many OF them being larger than pea
Montgomery MAJ Dec. zk
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1869 TIE coSPRwENTs All or T s.si ss s1d
styles New Cards. Reading room, Fifth Avenue
HOTEL and NJ the principal stationerA
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EEBEE

TEAS, CoFFEEs, SUGARS, FLOUR, sYRuPs, MO-
lasses Fish, foreign Fruits and all kinds OF Groceries
and Provisions the pound package cargo cheap for
cash THOMAS X. AGNEW, $50 Greenwich street. corner
Murray Notwithstanding ,S Bohem and s vlahcs lies r
weight and he'll always stand high, in spite o Bobem and
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yUoRDEN HOTEL, 142, IA AND H6. EAST FOUR
w teenth street, opposite Tammany Hall, Academy
OF Music and within the immediate vicinity OF all
places Of amusement open receive guests both per
nanen, TRANSIENT reasonable prices Rooms In suits
" '"H" or woRpES Proprietor.
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LAIR PLAY. BY MRS. sOUTHwORTH.
FAIR PLAY By Mrs. Emma D. E. N southworth, is pub
lished this day by
II b. PETERSON a BROTHERS, PHILADELPHIA,
And is for sale by all Booksellers and News Agents.
Price 81 IS in coch; or, 81 30 IN paper cover:
Copies either edition Of "Far Play will be by
mall post paid, on receipt of price by the Publishers
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FAIR PLAY BY MRS. soUTHwoRrH.
FAIR PLAY BY Mrs Emma D. E. N. southworth, is pub.
shed this dav by
T. 3. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS, PHILADELPHIA,
And is for sale by all Booksellers and News Agents.
Price u IS in cloth; or VI 80 in paper cover.
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CHAMPAGNE
Receiv cd Of late fresh supply Of
Moet A Chandon's verzenay
and Vim Imperial (Green sea)
or the vintage 1895
For sale with all the class dealer. n wines 10 this city
NEW YORK, December 10, 1863
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ENAIR PLAY. BY MRS. soUTHwoRTH
FAIR PLAY BY Mrs. Emma D. E. N. southworth, il pub
shed this day by
+. b. PETERSON a. BROTHERS, PHILADELPHIA
And for sale by all Booksellers and News Agents.
Price 81 IS in cloth; or 81 80 In paper cover.
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L,A1R PLAY. BY MRS. soUTHWoRTH.
FAIR PLAY BY Mrs. Emma D. E. N. southworth, is pub
lished this day by -
7. B. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS, PHILADELPHIA,
And is for sale by all Booksellers and News Agents.
Price 81 20 In cloth; or, 81 80 in paper cover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-06
VIRGINIA MEMS

The Piedmont Land Agency of Virginia has
sold the estate OF p. r q las COW, located within
two and a half miles OF Salem. Roanoke county,
Va, 10 Mr.. Lamar OF Nd. The place contains
l-o1o acres, 100 acres Of which are Roanoke
rlNer bottoms. and has upon ~ supauor i'm
proNements. Price S26-oO0. The farm OF N .
'. Colby, located on New river An Pulaski
county, go acres for ~2.7uN. aud n house and
lot IN the city OF Lynchburg. to Capt DeNor.
dendoTi, formerly OF Austria.
On Friday last, the liieless body Of Mr. Caleb
Mtais, of the firm of Mears & Bancroft res
taurant keepers in in Norfolk. wa found IN an
empty car, at the depot of the Norfolk aud
Petersburg railroad. In the car bpslde the dead
body was found a two-Ounce vial. which had
contained strychnlne, aud empty glass
leaving no doubt that the deceased had COM
mltted sulcId'. Mr.. NJ was n man of temperate
habit, the Part owner OF two profitable rastsu-
rants in Norfolk, had a host OF friends. and has
only been married some four weeks.
Large numbers of persons from tue Northern
and southern States are coming into the VAL
ley OF IrginIa seeking homes and they are of
the best people of both sections MesSrs Ech-
OILS a Co, OF Staunton. sold TO Mr.. Williams, OF
fla., the Opie farm. near that place, containing
a line residence and ID acres, for SI3.lsf0.
The Staunton indicator SAYS .-.s We learn
that the caterpillar Is showing Itself 20 A con-
siderable extent ia many orchards in The coun-
~. An experienced nursery man Requests Us
The present Is the best time 70 deal with these
pests.
The Investigation into the case of the Com
monwealth W. j. " Gods Garth. Tor the killing
OF LIeut.I pdy ke, at Charlottesv VILE has closed
and The prisoner been dIscha rg-d. the decision
OF the magistrate being that At was lustifabls
homicide.
The county court of FIuyanSa. on Monday
last. determined 10 subscribe for SJB,UJJ Of he
stock OF the &. and %. X. X. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-06

GARDEN TooLS.-The Western Rural sug-
gests that a sci Of good implements greatly
facilitates garden work. The garden spade il
an Institution IN Itself, which can Lot be dis
pensed it'll altogether, although In f,lany
places il IL superseded by the digging fork,
Which as a better instrument with % tn.
ground can be titled more effectually and with
less labor Hoes OF different shapes and sizes
are necessity IN every garden. The Dutch
shuttle hoe IL an excellent implement for cut
ung weeds and grass on gravel walks. with
II the work can be done without inluTIng the
walk. reel and line are Indispensable m lay
ing out walks, borders or rows for yegeta blss
A set OF drill markers OF different dimensions
will be found useful. Rakes of various siz-s
sprinklers with fine and coarse noses, wedding
and trans planning trowels. a hand roller. a wa
ter cask and wheel barrow are also necessary
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4 Family Of Suicides.

About 6k O'Clock this morning John Adams
who las b., n connected with the management
OF Adams tavern on the Albany road, attempt
"a 10 commit suicide by stabbng himself an tie
throat with penknfe. The facts are briefly
as follows: Mr.. Adams has been residing with
his brother, William Adams On the Blue HilI
road, about half way between THE city aud
bloomfield. His mother is i'm the habit Of con-
ducung worship I'M the morning and lust a the
exercises We're commencing, John excused
himself on the plea that he had work TO attend
10. and went out towards the barn. few
minutes afterwards some Iaborers had occ aston
10 pass through the wagon house. connected
with the barn. and observed blood running
down through the cracks in the floor
above. They ran up stairs, and found
the unfortunate man lying upon the
HOor. bleeding prOfUsely from a wound in Me
throat, while his open pc nknife la by has side
Help was summoned and he was carried into
the house. DR.. Ellsworth was Immediately
sent for. and upon arriving al the house found
the man suffering from great loss of blood.
The hemorrhage had ceased, IhOwever, and he
dId not deem AZ advisable t. open the wound.
pref, rTing 10 wait until this afternoon. The
Incl>lOE was not a sixth OF an inch m size and
was made behind the angie of the Jaw on the
right side. Ii was go small that N MAS with
difficulty the orIiice could DE discerned An
important blood vessel was severed. which
CAUSED the proiuse bleeding. The Doctor saws
that in the whole course OF has surgical expert
ence he never saw a more remarkable wound,
eNctptIn one IN stance, when Glory workman
was killed by the flying OF a small piece OF steel
from machine into his breast. Not a sign of
the breaking OF the skin was visible but after
oath an examination was made. aud the steel
was found lodged in the heart. Itls the doc
tors impression thai the man (AdamsD Will re-
cover. though he asserts that al be does mt die
Tins time he Will surely destroy himself whea
an opportunity occurs thereafter. The insanity
OF this family has already been demonstrated
IN the death Of three members. A sister died
several wears ago IN the Insane Retreat. One
brother destroyed himself A few years ago by
cutting his throat, and. only about six months
ago, Frank, another brother, shot himself
through the heart - Hartford ErsEiEg Posi-,
Moy ID
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THE EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &e

In Toronto, Canada, Pstrick Boyle, Editor Of
the IRISH Canadian, and President OF the Hi
hernian Society; owen Cosgrove, tavern keep
n and Marshal OF the Hibernisn Society; John
Tc eih' Ssefrtary and kawsrd Hynes, were ar
L'st q on the charge Of Feniani~m. Other ar
I'ss IN the nelghbOrhoOd and Western Cana
ia are to b. made
New Mexico oerrespoa denoe SAYS train was
attacSed near Tullarossl April 18th. the wagons
and contents burned. and the mules captured
the relief OF thIs tram, seven are reported KIM
"a. snort tlme before, thirteen persons were
kIlied by the same Indians near this place
Yesterday in New York, there was a race for
purse Of sio-b, st three an fiye-for horses
that never beat 2-31 in harness The track VA
heavy. SIX horses startad -Eradl., H..
Pence. Arabia. Billy Lewis, and Atlantis Tn.
last two were dIstanced IN the first heat An4r
siN heats without result. the race Nvss nos, =
poned TO the first fair day.
The mail boxes from Harrisburg 20 PhilAdeI-
paia, and the one from Chicago 10 PhiIA-
delphia. were 10th stolen Monday night from
In" train winch left Harrisburg. aud after the
coui'n's were aestracted, they Were thrown
into the canal, two mil's below Harrisburg
There rs no clue TO the robbers
Judge Watrouse opened the District Court in
galveston, Texas, yesterday morning, snd de-
ilyerea charge sustaining the cOnstitutionality
OF the civil rights bill he held that negroes
are eitinns, no, by virtue OF Congressional
enactment, but by constitutional law, having
been born on the soil
Information from ~. Petersburg Is TO the
effect inst Baron Delalley rand PerigOra. French
envoy, las had a consultation with GortScha-
kon upon the subject Of mediation by France
and RUSSIA in the Turco Cretan question.
A. j. Messenger, banker, with extensive con-
nectlon IN the Interior. faileC an New York yes
terday morning. He was president OF the On
tarlo, Canton, and CORTLAND Bank. Liabilities
unknown.
4 he trestle work Al the Erie railroad depot,
jersey City, gave way yesterday, letting an
engine into the North river. The engineer and
fireman were drowned.
In New Orleans eighteen persons were
poisoned by arsenic 81 n boarding house on
Sunday. None dead Saved Dy overdose.
The Mississippi Central railroad has beer
leased TO Delaware company for sixteen years.
Emigrants arrived IN New York yesterday,
3lOo.
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~The body Of Anthony Fregoogie a we'll
known merchant tailor OF Pittsburg, who nys-
terieusly disappeared last January, was found
Saturday, in the Ohio river, near Sewickiy,
Kentucky. A bnile. hole in his temple leaves
little doubt that he was murdered
~ In Jefferson County, NO.. the other day,
two little stepsons Of William Mockbee, took
a gun out Of the house to play with and one of
them WAS shot dead. The younger one WAS
blowing in the muzzle OF the gun, when the
other pulled the trigger and discharged the gun.
the ball entering his mouth.
~Mrs kennedy. widow of the late Ospt
Geerge kennedy. United States Army, has
commenced suit for possession II the property
on the northeast corner of Market and Fourth
Streets -, Louis, valued at one hu ndred tbous-
and dollars, which WAS sold by her husband
some time ago without her knowledge -.
sXDr. ]. Walton Harris, a gay 10th rlo, has
come TO grief in Springfield, Mo. He married
an interesting widow, and upon the prineipie
that .ber things were his'n," undertook TO de-
camp with 500. He was overhau led and IN 81
10 disgorge, and set adrift poorer IL not visor
man,
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FOR HAY.
HsGdqEGTfsyS DISfrir' EaSidH T.vri'5vyl
OVtcS Jhtsf CHTTtsrHaaSter.

HsGdqsGTfsyS DISfrir' IaSidn T.rri'5vyJ
OgtcS thtsf CHETfsrEaaSter.
Tort Gibson. & y 10. March n ISIS \
Sealed Pre- yOssis Elm implicated will be 1cei we'd
At this UfiiCe Ghtll . clock. IN, OF tt ursiay,
MAY D. - a. which tine bids viii Re opened
f,I IurEJebIDg "a the lI4ted States gfarterma..
der De apartment supplies 10 lie delivered as fol-
lows
FCIt ellison &. y I 7. ] ,O0I tons Hay
hort AriUCkle. e q. I 100 tons Hay,
or sUth .saEiIiy- II Icing more or less. as she
= sIt I--ieT uas require, on the day OF opening
,ILe Iiay 10 be cut Public po.nain. he,wesh
To ~ % trl, Is6s. and the lgh dsy Of s pter-
Der J. s. haui,d into the Fort. and securely out
up h., IS Of Z5 tons AGA 90 tons esch-in which
condition il WiiI he snbeCt 70 the inspection,
&c ptit el.t tioB - the efcsr II the q VI. De
TsstmsLt dHty AZ the Post here the Hay 10 de-
lNrred-
psvrer.s 10 be made on the last day OF July, 1888,
fer The quantity inspected snd accepted az That
cine aud completion cf the coBtract and 90
certsnes % the Bsy. hnal payment will DE made.
Proposals viii he received for all or any part OF
Che snaunf re-fCi red. 1t eitasr or both places
The TeauiI enis nt- and formalitles usual in CON
tracing fOr Govern ment supplies will be act ed
- All tdders, and all 20 HON any contract may be
awarded in The present case
For further particulars apply at this ONCE.
PV authority of Breyet Ma. Bryant, con-
rnsndiBz District, 1T As; nIhBALL,
ap2.-td chfefo M, Dist. 1. I.
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pRUFOsALs FOR TOBACCO.

OFFICE - Ro Ha,iSG AND DEaoI CoMNI>sARY
Ne oil NuRTU Man STREET
Sealed Proposals Will D. received al tbs 1fice
uutii Y o'clpck m WEDNESDAY,. NAV q. isfs
~ inIh,' hIBs the United States Subsistence De
,5O,d6o P0CNDs ARMY PLUG TOBACCO.
81 craze r4gal to sample to be seen b apBlics-
s-mIiss of tie tobacco and Of the 4" stockr or
teal fro IN which - Is uanutact lTed will accom-
Esif Tr"I ssi~ ana te ref rTed 20 therein
j.. ILaEUiaotGrIDg This tobacco. each plug must
ti- accepted srmple. Filler OF scraps or 81
ne sN-eIines n casting, viii not he accepted.
VII - c. H ed witt the retained sample
be tobacco u lie put up IN one pound and one
q tn above SoGnt viii +. rsoniHad l., one r1 maj
az one haif IN half pound plug.
de- u ~ :, : ate Ia their bids.
re tars OF each package OF tobacco furnished
30 ~ 1919 49, - ,br ~. MN .Ie stHss
he = lier -.ame place of business and the date
O. SlgL-t-'- must Re plainly marked each pack
the Z, bacco viii a1iv be pure basel tax paid
: be Whole amount viii be required b the nrst
~ 49, ~ GGit.tstoIs ar e., RrGtei
states uHiii requires, FOR shipment, and deliver IL
a printed copy of tins advertisement must he
q. frt.a 0" each ProI o-ai, and the proposal must
te-p The adzertls- l,rr hd 70 thl pr po.aI
Nisi Il 4, |i-IceTv1 part OF the contract Each
Do 'H fave .oE-id.ratiDn, must con; ain the fol-
=. W n en1e.sl.ued hereby guarantee that
r. . ,l ydf,,. q 1850 ne 80 tii Re sesepted
IgIt snd cSi... 'i,n-, aiso that written clntract
value OF Dire stoTe- proposed 10 he furui.Len shall
b. rNet Ut. 4 n required.
Proposals. rnnst b. N adj In duplicate on nriu,sd
forms 70 a. "btaInea II this Office and viii be IL.
ais Tor rGe 80 1TT ssdrs,.ed to
"a Brpyet MAJOR General AMI