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river ana weather.

PrTnBURsH. Nov. Y.
Weather cloudy. River 8 feet and
rising, Mercury 4Ie,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Nov. II.
The full official vote of Pennsylvania:
Grant 342. .2SO; Seymour 3l3 ,SS2, Grants
majority % S9S,
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ALABAMA.

NEW YORK, November II.
The Tribune has the following:
MoSTaoMER1, ALA, Nov. IL.
Alabama has certainly gone for Gen.
Grant.
Chairman Rep. State Conn.,
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OreEon.

Seymour carries oregon by about 200
majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-13

Milwaukee.

NOVEMBER Nl2.-FLoUR-Dum and
prices unchangeds
WHEAT-Weak at-Sl % for No. 1 in
store.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
REPORTS OF coaSMrrTEEs.

Prayer by Rev. Eli Riddle, membe
of the House.
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sURPLUs 5SOOO
Money received ON deposit; Exchange
GoiIectIGns SSnsRa s1 made and proceeds promptly
Iat intsFeEt ON Special Deposits at the nate of
-FOUR per cent per annum where the de-
post remains six months, and 1--WE Per
cent ifEoH one year.
Accounts OF Merc1antsY Manufacturers.
Bankers and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums To suit
A con slant supply OF New Fractional Cur
rency, and !, p a 30 coin, kept for the nc
commodation OF deposiIoTs and the public
GEO. K. WHEAT, Pres'L
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uNIvERSALLY RECOGNIZED AB THE
u Aosf P5Ject PIANO made In the world, re-
ceivinR the First Gold Medal at the Paris
Fair over more than 200 other PianoG Full
assortment at EsES uIoul factoTy pTteea. Price
LIST nee.
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KNABE'S PIANOS

long tried by the Musical Profession and
given place in tho musical world, second 10
Tone. All Pianos have fatent AEraHes
Arrangement Send for reduced Price list
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MERCHANTS, NATIONAL BANK

TJHS Rank SUCCEEDS TO THE RusI.
ness Of the '+AIerchAnts' and Mechanics
bank OF wheeling" II Is designated De
PositOEy and Financial agent of the United
States, and Is prepared 70 do . legitimate
Banking business
PTeSfdeIt-Jas Nelson Vance.
DireetoTS-Thomas Sweeney, /. g Dala-
plain, Jas. @. Acheson, John Donlon, Robert
uTangIe, A. Allen Howell, VIM. b. Simpson
Jam es Dazen. 3. BRADY Cashier.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-13

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pcs ta' to"'e "'.u 'ii'N-'" aou"'a"Ie'
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m"a-wason ana 'ouf gord h'fses tor ,hs
ROCKY moihta'ns' .iv'rs'n,o oy maa laAcS
ana e'l.siues ina, ,ifea'e n' 10 ,''n US
over mo req rs oei"w' i"is P'r' Vi our
journey was naac very agreeable oy the
pleasing TAX CT Ray passenger Gtscflo-
ing the beauties OF the "TRIP; AZ last we
came In SIGHT "i that va SAT- Mcdonald;
ana courteous john MeCoSniand informed
US we would nave an exce'en. breakfast.
Imagine tue an'icipat'ohs OF the nnngry
passengers when we found some ir,ea "a;
con--a'i fa'-'akrd potatoes go'o ofeaa
and butter and seven raaishes' oonn
Bull asked the captain II he Kept hehs II
So he would Ike to nave some eSsS' ou1
the mariner SAID ne in'endcd TO SCI o"
them himself
We arrived at C!aquato after muci
growing the .: b; complaining very mueh
OF pain in his shoulder. d. Canned sen.
to the store and got some Imminent 20 Ioo
on it. Whil''st the Doctor rubbed MS
coat with the same, the greater part was
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" The following items are clipped
from The Seattle MttAHgenccr: q


from The Seattle MttN;gencG:
IMMlGGArIoS.--A San Francisco cor
respondent. writing to tile British Coionia.
says: AS proof of the attention that is
being drawn TO our Northern Coast, may
mention that the California to-day will
takeup a number of passcng'rs Just from
the East who design setting permanentlyon
Puget Sound. Were the fares lower, the
number, am assured. would be doubled.
These immigrants are assisted | be-
lievr, by Washington Territory, and are
recruited from the redundant population
Of San Francisco. Capitalists are also
turning i,eir attention to the Sound as an
advantageous point for the investment of
surplus means. A terminus for the Ore
son Central Railroad near Seattle has
been selected. and it is expected that all
tn" travel ind heavy foigh'ing business
with Oregon and Portland will be done
ria the Sound instead of ria the Columbia
river, rs now--the intricate aud dmger-
our character OF thu navigation of the COL
umbia rendering it matter OF great en-
prnse to vessels boapd there, and in point
of time, the difference is largely in favor
of the route ria the Sound"
sV A card to Jesse Holiday is pub
lish.d in the CO,oaist. by the passengers on
board thu apology for steamboat called
tho California, from San francisco to VIC
to.i,, Y. |. 1t states: I'VE have
muc!, pleasure in giving this pn5lc express
sion Of ctr satisfaction with the vigilance
and attention Of her Commander. Capt.
Winsor, aud with the urbanity OF the OH
GERS generally, but W" also deem II duty
! q ourselrcs aaa to the public generally 10
procl,in 20 tire world the shamciu absrfiee
OF almes; every convenience on board iis
I'D ship. no. oaiy for those via sniisr
frosa ssa-siesness. bat eysn for ihese II tn
e.is.s.e.4; Il heath. and that thu sess~i
ab4a1c-.i. 40 SIC FAUST have lren. ~lti
/ hrs fsGl bssissa. l~aky deck. an isesrasI'y
( lar r--l>a iag he=d s<a. 10 as-rse~ -
Z sn~ s..azzsoa. eu-z,sny. sa3 s~zay En@f
Z 81 pas-s-H-~-s - trsssies
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3. z-ex - zzee@g 1853 ~ azH~A@s~ a
ssas : ~ - aausazassilF s'snaezans 9assa e.
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Navy, az, d III H'u'A ''io.ina ''he-d y
".''' ~
....Ci npIns 1ie"c'iiHE !" Ncw c'-
costs 81, 900 year AMI prs OF
*3S,oOo house.
The crnS.horpcr scoulcc is this sen
s'n proving d irimen'ol to tie interests o!
Mo.'an: ta.niors.
....Tle prophet, of a wr!l-alvrr;iscd
iaic oil, in New Hampshire, returns an
income of So, 600,
49,. The larrcst nil factory in his
county is at 30 nton. New Jersey. The
buildings cover six acres.
p,.,, haze. e., o,.,,,l, r.
t,,l;sn;n,, trco b,tls far thr na,nle ona
New York i talking OF following suit.
4 An excellent bed of cot has hccn
discovered a few miles below Denver, on
the nroirctph line of the Pacific Rujlro ID.
80,
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NJ -
W. hav. Le;.r.usa- S.a.-.-.--: / ir
R,.oure.. AMI Mc-i,-~ o, til. roa =
,,rse,,ea 10 the P.,.ie Il i',oAl & .a.nii-
tee ofConvre.s II. RI Iloa. ). Grc- D
~ Smith President and OIL = o tie d.
,.c,o,s oe,be Comaaav Thral;,c. IA.
s,.,cms,,, waso p.cscn. such iac;, AID
estimates as it was believed should obtain
tina same aid from tie General Government
for ,br construction Of this road that haa
bcep extended 10 the C,n.ral Pacific and
the different branches of tie Union Paci-
6c Railroad. Th. length Of the main lin.
is. from
VIC:
fo eae S' af ,hs o OREGON branch $50
ro.,, ,,,,.. 1913
rho ,o,ol estimated cas-, of construction
~ main lima 10 IN rou,d numbers, s157..
mn nm rh, ,oto, s,,s;l;os oel.d from
,,., co,or,,n,or. :, ,oo1. haor;r, s;y ,cr
oo,. ;n,o,o., 70 h. ;ss,,ad os ,l,e road i
oo...~.,a = go o,o 600 To.., ,.er.
os, IN ,b..e bonds n, 70 com,lc,iop Of the
-..a e,o ooo ooo
Mo .ross .,rr., r.vonus Of tho min
IT,. ,,t,n oorn,..ea ;s es,;oo,cd At s,ao
:, ca, ooo ooo
M, ,..';,. 90 ,,,;u o.,.,,o. orc o;r.n
NV 49, - Ill., a.;
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uu'''o"s anu , resources VS. 90. e.
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l.. r,..-...'sl slra o;----s- s.--l-- Tie
4.f l-.,l t.-...s are ia a, ..~
.,,. 49, al
cox 70 1912
;aJs-.. = 81 s..4-. - ID 4 ". ."'
80. move. vaf..,j al @c:-.:.l y H..
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-, r.. @..-..;..,;,, o,,.ovl .j.,,.
"0''' .r.-..'.- .,:,
among 'e'' '-''." ''''s ."'-' '''
motive '"'iF Only let'' - 10 '"'p So
SILL" va finally coNc'ud,d b fore opening
,ho volume. "that The man WHO Tor thr
.o,,. ,o.o.;,.a1 ,,o ;n..u.c.
'"-'
tual food OF soMc zen or hi''''' thousand
people - Ii. for days and weeks at Mon
t;cc,lo 10 rot il the barns and m.ud-holcs
an tlo wavto he d,.l, ont TO be carried
y" .,,. al ,o.;o...a g
w N'l' d. '''e 'N"'.'N "N
contractors whose BUSINESS IN opium
or towing RATS sid IN permit them to
make close connections. 1t Is impossible
that the man whose entire ma; aScmfnt
If the mails is fairly Illustrated Wy the
pr, sent week: ~ connection tuesday, no
convection Thursday, could b. The author
Of this O: any o,hcr volume Il essay; OF
speeches. But let ns sec. and wr"pen.
ed at once at the lr't page. ooh, it is
not printed, bat mHEuSc;l.', ana written
in q hand that woald save as a model for
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Olympia. June s, 1868. 20 aif

BUSINESS lKE.-We stepped INTO
Ward, Mitchell & Co.'s ba!erya few days
ago and found FIVE meu employed, ty the
all Of machinery, in turning out pilot
beeaa. This is more 'lan the usual forse
at work in the bakery. b., that firm is rn-
Gagged in filling large oEdsE Tor Sssa-
A .ex fc.sase o. the business Of this frsa
has k<ea inssxas.ssd. AID vs hoPe ssi
ws~r rruu.nerssise ~nsa~h 10 then -
oos.isu- il. s=i .hxs il shs cry rizn q d.
Esfxr.~ks~s- a fh- rssi1.-w II ~
haysr. This xE Sixr fa~a sac Frrses-
sner Sex tk~ yzrrlzs- - ssa-v arsaeies n
ss~r E-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-13

New YORK. June "A Washington
letter 10 the Ucyal3 SAYS Judsc Chase r.
ccntly expressed himself in unison with
the Democr party Oh cvc'y point cx-
ccpt that Of universal saiftage. Ii he was
elected by chat party hr wonid carry ont
their policy faithfully and labor to make
tla, party one Of permanent usefulness !;
but he does not want the Presidency is
not candidate for the nomination, and
would not assume the Office n, the sacrifice
If his highest cony.c ion on general issues.
lie expressed highly conservative ideas in
f.vor of material Government aid TO the
Southern S'a'cs and a general amnesty.
end lie strongly drrrec1tcs the harsh
measures Of Congress on tic finance q"es-
ton. u"
Faacrai C2.cm34iel OF Ex.PreJileat Da-
."'" tInf8H.
LANCASTER. Pa, June2.-Th' funeral
CT ex- President Buehanan wi! take place
on Thursday afternoon.
june 5.-Bucliansn' fun Ri yestcriny
was the most imposing ceremony ever
Witnessed in this country. a number OF
delegations from distant cities wera pres
emit. About three thousand persons walked
in the procession, Business was univcr-
sally suspended Euchauan' estate Is cs-
tima!cd at $500, 900. 1t is understood he
left a gacy for the poor of Lancaster.
Washington Gig Election.
WAsnIxGroS, June. 1.-The Democrats
claim the election o. Given for Mayor and
Councilmcn in four ards out Of the seven.
Two colorcd members of the CoHncil were
elected in the First Ward. The R'pub!i'
, c ms DO no, concede the election ct Given.
Some trouble il probable, occssioned by
negroes attempting 10 prevent negro vos-
( ing the Democratic ticket.
Tie p,.s. dietst i.ts C.miag oGt IA Force 10
tai ,siscEuI..
Nrw YoRx. June "A commit. &c
frnm Cincinnati Y s.er.isy Engaged the
MesolI:c Hal for ,hc ista inst. 10, the
accom-. a I'd .'ioa o. the i'eadse;on dclesa-
lion "a til Il,:-asSs.iis CoayeEsi0n-
Tbe pcscicton srmy Is oHr thoaSAnd
slro--. ani I'll srr.vr tr sPsris. tram ard
sssks a. irpasir- a-asoa-sEafiss IA ths
s,re-:. lead by hsai II sr-fy parres
Ea&s-s..z -
CascAs-a. g-z~---Sr-<zsAs K=ys Sss-r-
uusa- $50 c-u-zn=z1s== fh~ Itssrie' q
T.se-,ssur- sn4 AZ e&ss~rx r sssk -
$~kasx-sz- ~ b. fls-s1 g. ruzs=aa1 q.
n -s.~raf r-~~. ~ Esiirz.1s 49, sr-'s-.r.
= --wrr ksz Ew ~ s--@~aA rs~&z=
&C., - s-rr-~ - kn~- M~~u~a ~ew.
g.. - A 49, - ~a.ns
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Lake Superior to Seattle. ........... LOO
Length Of the Oregon Branch. ......... 20
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-13

"A lAir A-s~ri-an irvrr,isn Go- rer-
gi-x sasss &c r-ssss IN twisting a poav-c al
ws~ AL liza eustisx as shs-t ha~th..
A r-E Il al. ksn2 dss-E N -la.- ~1.r-s
-r- s-is SD E~rs svss .~ls s4.. ks fAr
s.spsS4s -
4 x1zas-er Il k-z~z uulza= sxx~ 81
Es--zr@ So ta4y Ell "a N1- -
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r-1i 8 2z4 a-4rE4a- saae szEEA - urr-
- q 80 81 81 sr-. a. -. e
ra 4-a4 t@a 4aa4s e. xma. Aass.
4 eN 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-04
Two ALL WHOM IT NAY OoNCERs.
DKrAliNINI OF rHE INTxRroa,

-
PENSION OFFICE, July l3th>lS66
Application having been made under the act Of
June =, 1850, for the reissue of the following do
scr1Ded Land " arrants, which are alleged 90 have
Deem lost or destroyed Notice II hereby given
tGat ct the date following the description of each
variant, new certificate war rant Of like tenor
an be reisspsd, no aid objection should then
Ne. A I'D, for leo acres, issued under me arr NJ
March 5, lo55, in the name of KELLOGG PER-: Ana
wss granted November 3, 1866. August s. 1853.
70 lor % acres, issued under the act Of q arch
s. loe5, m the name OF Clemenos HALEY. widow Of
% nasy, dessssed' and wss granted May 2s
No ess46, for l6D acres, issued under the oct of
February IL, lS47, in the name of Willis Leath
stber and heir at Law of Clark B. Leath deceased
nd was granted May -, lS49. August y. 1853.
No kS-eel. for leo acres, issued under the act of
" As granted October .. 1356. September s, 1858.
No. o9,7G, for le0 acres, issued under the sct Of
March 3, 1855. IN the names of the minor Children
% Andrew Record, deceased. and was granted July
Il. loS. September 10, 1858.
No ooISl, for l60 acres, issued under the act of
February IL, lS41, in the name of Elizabeth Thomp-
son, mother and heir at Law of Daniel McAiister
Thompson, deceased, and was Rrauted September
=. lol. September -, 1883
No. s9J04, for $50 acres, issued under the act Of
February IL, ISL, in the name of Erasmus Ben
nett. and was granted May 81, 1919. October g. 1873.
No. - u5l, for lo acres, issued under the act Of
Harcb 5, lS55. in the name OF Harrison Corum, and
VAS granted October 2, 1856. September S, 1853.
No 81 f02. fer LEG acres, issued under the act o
vas grated June 9, 1857. October II, 1853.
Ne IS go. for 80 acres, issued under the oct Of
March 5. 1855, In the name Of John FLOYD Johnson,
and " as granted August S, 1856. October II, 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-04
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of ABIGAIL L. WEBSTER of
blnE hampton, y. T.. administratrix Of the estate
~ BsnJan.in b; Webster, deceased, praying for
ne extension OF patent granted TO the said Ben
amin B. Webster the Sd day Of October, 1884 for
an improvement il mosquito Curtains. for seven
years from the expiration o. said patent vhich
takes place on the I'd dAy Of October, 1853:
ordered, that the said petition be heard at the
rstent once on MONDAY, the list day of SEP
e meer next, At u O'Clock d. and al persons are
nouned TO spear and show cause, II any they have
Why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persops opposing the extension required to
nie In the Patent Once their objections Specially
et In writing at least s,cesty days before the
DAP OF hearing all testimony fled by either party
20 pe used a. the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of ths
once, which viii be furnished on application
Fepositons and other papers relied Don a. testf.
nony must De nied In the ONCE rzosny days before
tsn days after nlisg the testimony
Ordered, ase; that this notice be Published in the
EspuDlean and the Intelligencer. Washington D.
=, and In the Atlas. New York, New York,
once . week Tor three successive weeks; the
nrst OF said be ct least sixty dave
Previeus to the day Of bearing.
A. NJ. STOUT,
y Hwsv Acting Commissioners Of Patents
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10y COOPER & LATIMER, AuctioneeB,
ID Late clerks with Jas. G. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Of Penna. av. and Eleventh sts
Star Once Building

Southwest corner Of Peuna. av. and Eleventh sts .,
Star Once Building.
Under and by virtue Of . decree of the Supreme
SSurs OF me District oil Columbia, PASSED on the
SO xSeren Gath.rp sP Tsy s ssSss so
NJ DsTsuehsn are GeenSsnss the sDa dsDeth
Trustee. viii. on thursday, the 9th day Of An,
the pr em;ses, proceed to sell the following de.
Lot b, in Simson Meaee's subdivision of s,uars
numbered four hundred and eight, (4os.j commenc.
ing FOR the same at point 9Th street west six
}seyen ts7j feet eleven (Ij aud one half G5sj in.
ctes from tine northwest corner of said square aud
running thence south twenty -four CAD feet four
tll INCHES thence north twenty four "a feet four
thence vest Sinety nine 49, feet eleven
The above viii lie sold either az whole or nv
sale. VI
On the same day at e1 O'clock in the afternoon in
Oh p sns Pr ds M I sell the
numbered four hundred and five, (405I beginning
at Eont on gin street west distant one hundred
southwest corner Of said square, and running
thence north t~ eAty l1 feet, thence east ninety.
go feet thence west ninety nine 1927 feet four "a
inches. Improved by frame dweliing house.
On FRIDAY tic 18th day of August, 1853, in front
OF On the preni.ss at O'Clock in the afternoon,
fropt to rear, Of Lot numbere1 two ca in Square
numbered four hu sdred ana eighty seven t4NJ,
sth ard 9th sx:y-txo ts2 feet three ~ incSe.
from the southeast corner Of said aare, running
thence west thirty 20 feet, thence north hun
dreo and ore tl0lI feet nine 81 inches and three
quarters 90. thence east thirty 80 feet thence
south ne hundred and ON 10 feet nine 81 inches
and three quarters ca Improved by . Brick
building.
D ALSO.
On the same day at ca o clock in the afternoon,
in mont of the premises, viii sell the west half OF
Lot numbered eleven tllI, in square numbered
hve hundred and seventeen (5lTD; the said part of
Lot having front Of fifteen (l5l fact on III street
north, running back that width one hundred llOOl
fee TO 20 foot paved alley.
Terms Of sale: One third cash the balance in equal
iDstallDents, pey able in twelve re- and eighteen
tlSl months. The deferred payments to be secured
by bends and deeds OF trust. All conveyanc.ng and
stamps at cost of the purchasers Unless the terms
Of sale are complied with il FIVE go days after day
OF sale, the Trustee the right to resell the
property ct the risk of the cefauiting purchaser
or purchasers. deposit of Slf0 will be REQUIRED
on each piece Of property when il Is bid of
JOHN 0LIVER. Trustee.
q COOPER LAT1MER, Aucts
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLIS.
NAVY DEPARrNEyr,
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,

j
: BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
July 18th B3.S
Sealed Proposals, endorsed .'Proposalo for
Fresh Beef and Vegetables" will be recei we'd at
1898, for the supply Of ~ 900 pounds of Fresh Beef
and 5000 pounds OF Fresh Vegetables, at the or
folk Navy Yard and Station, as required. The Beef
and Vegetables must be of good quality, and the
best the market affords, and each article must BE
offered for BY the BOUND. The Beef to be In equal
proportions; fore and hind quarters, and to be
Western Il .ltimore Beef
Bonds. with approved security, will be req uired
IN one half the estimated amount Of tbs contract
ard tw. nty per cent. in addition will be with held
from the amount Of each paymen Mt TO be made as
collateral security for the due performance Of the
contI act, which will on account, be paid until
ii 10 fully complied with
kvery offer made must be accompanied by q
written guaranty. signed By one more respon-
slble person., that the bidder or bidders will il
ton within nve days, with good and sufficient
SUI cites TO furnish the articles proposed; the re
spon sibiify of the guaraptsrs to be certified by
the Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the district
In which they reside.
No proposal tciII be considered SsIssS aerompa-
MED by sxrh guaranty, and BY Satisfactory erid>Hcs
fsot the bidfertS n regular dealer ~ the articles
proposed and haS the license rsqKirsd by ar. Of Con.
grssS.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered I'd Advantageous to the Gov
eminent.
1t 10 TO be under stood tina. in case thu stpulaed
quantity # either article shall be deli vered leav
ing balance due the other article, the contract
may be considered as completed In full, at the
option Of the Department
~ lot II. BRIDGE. Chief Of Bureau.