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And he proceeds to quote from the
speeches Of several members to that
effect.
Such are the facts on which we
base our affirmation that the U. S.
bonds are payable in gold at maturi
ty: l. The members of Congress
who passed the Legal Tender act (on
which the opposite construction is
based) all--whether favoring or op-
posing the measure-asserted or con-
ceded that they were so payable; 2.
The act itself provides that no more
than $l50,000,000 in Legal Tender
shall be issued, and that the Custom
House revenue collected in gold)
shall be sacredly devoted. first, to
the payment OF the interest on the
bonds, next to the purchase or pay
ment OF one per ceHtum OF the entire
Debt of the United States' in each
fiscal year thereafter; making no
distinction between GreenbackS or
bonds rs to the medium of paym ent;
,. That Secretary Chase understood
and proclaimed that the bonds thus
authorized payable at maturity in
gold, as did each OF his successors; {;
and i. That the bonds were adyer-
tised by the Treasury agents "a pay
able in coin; were commended a5 so
payable by the journals anxious to
have the Treasury repleniseed by the
sale of bonds; were purchased or
taken on the faith Of those aSsuran
ces, and are now held by tens of
thousands OF foreigners and hun
dreds of thousands of our own peO
pie on the strength of those assur-
auces, which can only be falsilied at
the cost of making the deposits in
our Savings Banks, with nearly all
fixed incomes, of no more account
than waste-paper. All values would
he unhinged and subvertod by the
adoption of the Grccuback theory Ol
payment, respectable rogues, who
are trustees of estates or guardians
of children, would enrich themselves
at the expense OF their wards, and
fraud, crime and villainy, would hold
high carnival throughout the coun
try. 1t is possible that the people
are foolish enough, knavish enough
to let loose these furies upon them
selves it is not possible that this
should be done without confronting
the sternest and most plain-speakins
hostility from The Tribune.
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BROWN ROPE.

1IAVING formed co-partnership, viii
promptly attend TO all business in and ou
az Courts requiring the services OF an attor
new. and TO the collection of all claims agains
the Government or otherwise. Oftice-Oye
Haad On ariarsv - Eindlay, Ohio.
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rNH L largest assortmen of Spectacles in Fine
- G. w. KIMMEL'S.
To TeacherS.

Examinations to commence at half past nine
o'clock A. NJ.
Each applicant is required TO pay the Exami-
n.ers a fee of fifty cents on entering the class.
All applicants are required To furnish writ
ten testimonials ofgood moral character; those
who have been engaged in teaching TO obtain
these from their last employers, who will also
certify TO their faithfuiness and success as
teachers which testimonials VIII be kept on
file.
No certificate will be issued without an ex-
animation; no private examinations will be
held no certificate Will be antedaied; no can
iidate Will be admitted for re-eXalnination
within three months after a second failure
Applicants are requested to furnish specimens
of penmanship.
Those who fail to comply with the above
lrequisitions will not be admitted for re-exami'
nation.
BY order of the Board,
JOHN BOWMAN,
ian l-ivl Sacresarv BOARD of Examiners.
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= r.. DENN.

TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Bank
"A rupUcy, has superior facilities for conduct
: ing cases In Bankruptcy, IN aspeedy ana prop
rad
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The Empress Eugene intends te
establish Josephine Order, which
lis to be conferred on ladies of emi
|nent virtue and merit.
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Constantinople has twenty-eight
newspapers printed in eight different
languages.
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RTTTHRAUFF&, CORY.

nEALERsin in Agricultural implements, Iron
ID Nails, Glass, Sash, Putty, Bent Work, Cut,
Iery, Rubber and Leather, Betting ana a fpll
stock of Shelf Goods. No. 81, Ewing's Block
Aiai = = - u
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INSURANCE.

Iii nractice in all Stale and Federal
10nrts Once In Patterson,s kiock, Corn er
Tofn and sSandusky Streets, tIndlay, ONO.
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ID. IL. BEARDSLEY,

A TTORNEY At LAW and Claim Agent
"a Will practice law in State and u. ). Courts
and attend promptly to business intrusted 10
his care AS Justice OF the Peace Will attend
to toConveyancing and taking deposltions; Office
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WORDS OF xCISDOM.

FOR YOUNG MEN,
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early
Manhood, with SELF HELP for the Erin
and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter enve-
lopes, free of charge Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box Z, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
luI
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WILLIAM GRIRREN
IAHN M. HA.HLIN.

. TTORNEY AT LAW, will attend prompt
a to ali legal business entrusted to his care
s1Irice over Ewing and Redick's Shoe Store
S1ain sstraef Eindlay, OHIO.
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ID. SHAFER. AARON b. SHAFFEf
SHAFER BROS,

"AVING formed a co-partnership for the
III practice of Law, will practice in State
and United States Courts, and VIII give
prompt attention TO all business placed III
their hands Office in Wheelers Block, Find
lay, Ohio lmay :.
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". S. OSBORN. j. A. BALDWIN
OSBORN d BALDWIN.
ENERAL PRODUCE CEMERCHANTS, Deal
(J ers in Butter, Eggs Lard, Feathers, Seeds
Dried Fruits, Beeswax, Peits, Hides and Coun
try Produce OF all descriptions.
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HOT ELS.
CROOK,S HOIJSE-
MflIlN e RY,

q SPRAGUE, Proprietor, Main Street, Find
.. lay, ohio. The best OF StaDling attached,
with careful and attentive employees in atten-
dance.
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JOB PRINTING.

Having made large additions TO our establish
ment in the shape of material OF the latest
style and having employed experienced and
srders for every variety of PLAIN AND FANCY
IoR PRINTING with neatness and Dispatch
The addition of Steam Power To our establish
maut affords US great advantages over most
country offices in the way of low prices and
FAST work Call with Us, and be convinced.
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VOL. XVI.--NO. XIX.

The space occupied by ten lines OF this type
constitutes a square.
Marriage and Deaths inserted gratis but Obit-
uaries and notices of Benevolent Societies, Five
Cents per line. Local Notices Fifteen Cents per
line for first insertion, and Ten Cents for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements in Special Notice Column
Fifty Cents per square in addition 10 the above
Xdminissrator's noticess2O0 90; Legal Advertise
ments charged to the parties ordering them
published.
nE Ali advertisements must be sent in by
twelve o'clock "Wednesday, to insure their ap-
pearance in the paper.
The JErFERsoNIAN having by far the largest
circulation of any paper in the county, affords
TO advertisers a valuable medium for their COM
,,,rufc.sfiOrl with tha nuhiic
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j. =. PATTERSON

DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, Millinery Goods
IL Ladies' and Gents Furs Dry Goods, Hats
Caps etc, Nos. 81 and 99 Main Street, Findlay
Ohio -
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The Empress Eugenia spends four
Thousand francs q year for gloves,
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A little further on, on the same
page, he said

''Oentlemen are clamorous i'm favor of those
who have debts due Them I,sI tile debtor siind
The more easily pay ms debt. 1 ITO not much
iSympaihizr vi IA such iMpOrtunate money
lenders But widows and orphans are inter
eStcd and in tears lest their estates should Ba
badly invested. | pity no one who has his
lnonuy invested in United States bonds JJdyd-
DIE ~ goid "a f'oelty yeG.s, with interest semi
annually
Let me restate the various projects. Ours
proposes United States II les, Ses-,Hci at the
,"d " ftcesftsc Yefrs 10 Je paid IN coin, and tine
interest raised by taxation Semi-annually-
such notes To he money. and of uniform value
throughout the Union. No obetter investment,
III my Judgment, can be had. No better cur
rency can he invented"
Here, thcn, in few words lies your choice.
Throw bonds al six or seven per cent. on the
market between this and december, enough
10 r.tISs at least stO0,0;0WU,'
''or issue United States notes. not redeemable
IN coin, but f,tHdQGie s specie-lJayi,ig bonds az
ttctAfy yeGTS."
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4. Al. KIMMONS d CO.
pRopUCE MERCHANTS.

IN HARDWARE, Agricultural
IL Goods, Iron, Nails and Glass, Steel Flows
fIne Cutlery, Saddlery Tools, &c, Findlay, .
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Wis. j. W. DAVIS. JOSEPH n
N. l.. nkHIS 4 CO.

NTHOLESAIE AND RETAIL. GROCERS
w and dealers in Flour, Provisions Wooden
Willow and Stone Ware, Confectionery, Fruits
Notions and general variety. Goods at Whole.
sale, at Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos. 2
and D. Main Street.
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RIES.
ISAAC DAVIS. HENRY GREEN
DAVIS A. GREEN

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
w and Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Flour, Salt, Fish, Wooden and Willow Ware
&c, de-, Corner OF MaiI, and Sandusky Streets.
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To the Public.
fashionable ai!Or.

A DAM S0URS would inform the public
II that lac is still engaged in ''giviHg fits 10
all who may choose TO honor him with then
custom.
Particular attention paid TO cutting, and neat
and tastv ritS warranted in all eases. Terms as
low as elsewhere. Give me a call. Hendrr-
sons Block, upstairs. second door from the
corner. fn.If
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DIR. Il. CARR.
DRUGGISTS.
DRY GOODS.
! H.RNEY. syYDER 4 co.

E BARNEY, SNYDER IL Co.
THE GREAT CASH HOUSE, "Old White
i Corner" by Court House. A complete Dry
Goods Store, Clothing store, Boot and Shoe
Store, Hat and Cap Store, Millinery Store, Fur
Store, Carpet Store. The place where close
buyers buy. Follow the crowd.
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JOHN EWING T. Ii. REDICK
EWING a. REDICK
ARDWARE.

DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, Hats
IL and Caps, Clothing, Leather and Findings
Nos. o. and 80, Ewing's Block, Maiu Street,
Linz NV Ohio.
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MISS JULIA A. PARKER.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

DESIRES to call attention to her stock OF
~ Millinery Goods, Hats, Bounets and Trim
InIngs, which she is receiving at w. IL. & ]. j.
Wheeler's Store, Main Street, Findlay, Ohio.
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The passages derive additional
force from tie fact that Mr.. Stevens,
in the general decay OF his mental
and ply slcai powers, became an ad-
voca:e OF paying the bonds in green
backs; but he did not disciaim and
did not attempt to explain the above
remarks.
) Mr.. Gai field, OF Ohio, in a
speech in the House last July, vi. Ia
tina rnlnme OF Tie GLnbe lust at hand
and Pcndietonian C@pperheads all
about him, said, without eliciting
or cayii:
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BANKERS.
H. p. GAGE PARLEE cARLIN. A. s. JULIEN
HANCOCK BANK,
q L. RAkSD.
JACOB. f. BURKET,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Carlil
"A Block, opposite Court-house, f1ndlay
no 4-tfl
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rwen;ies may be paid in greenbacks
is based upon that clause Of the lie
gal-Tender act which prescribes tha,
those notes "shail be legal tender
for ali debts, public and private, ex-
cept duties on Imports and the inter
est on the Public Debt.n That act
was not passed without encountering
4 fierce and able opposition from all
The Democrats and many Republi-
cans in Congress. The debate was
reported and printed ver6a.in in the
Dages of Tile Globe. where any one
who chooses can now read it. That
debate shows beyond cavil that
neither advocates nor opponents of
Legal Tender paper understood
that the passage Of this bill would
make the Five Twenties, or any 9th
er U. S. bonds, payable in such pa
per. On the contrary, every one
understood that those bonds would
be payable in coin, as they had been.
Mr.. Pendleton was there, and to,ieht
against Legal Tender'' to the ut
most; but he never dreamed of con-
STRUNG the act as he now does.
=. MIR. Thaddeus Stevens, as Chair
man of the House Committee ofl
Ways and Means, was the leading
advocate OF illegal Tender and OF
he bill which embodied it. Here are
'pec;mens of his argument for sI.e-
gal Tender -
This money would soon lodge in large guam |
mes with the capitalists and banks, who |
luNt t;iilt them. But the instinct OF gain |
erhll% | may call IT aVarice-would not al |
Nv them In keep it long unproductiyr \
nIIar IN u niiSer'S safe unproduciiVe is "a sore
iNturbInce. Where could lie invest it: In |
hlte1 STATES loans at six per cent ,F,,iecnitbi-I
: Jo'd fll Hreffg yc0sS-tle best aud most ValII-
o'e permanent investment that could be de-
red The Government would thus again
o'S'-SS such notes III exchange for bonds and
gain reiSSIie them. lhave no doubt that thus
ic S.hO,UtD,OO0 of bonds authorized would be
sorbed i'll less time than would be needed
J The Government, ami thus slJD,pUJ 90 wo'd
, iht Work OF sJD,DUj,onoi bonds.
= W hen further leans we've wanted, YOU need
my authoTi2" the sale of more bonds. The
Iine si,bbp,UO oi notes will he ready to take
lem. '-t't'1c, vol. 10, p. Gss.
IIiln furi hnp sI,o |
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~ have carefully gone over all the prrceed-
ings aS recorded in The GiCbe and the Journal
oil the House, and l have not found an inli-
nation made, either directly or indirectly by
dty member, that IL WAS ever dreamed that
the principal of the bonds could be paid in
anything but gold. ON the contrary, all who
did refer 10 the subject spoke in the most posi-
1--we terms that, :iS "a matter of course they
were p;syabIc in cold"
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MANUFACTURES OF CIGARS and
| Nl Dealers iii Tobacco, Cigars, Meerschaum
Pipes, Cigar Holders, and general variety OF
smokers articles. Two doors south of the
"Crook House." Findlay, Ohio.
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Fort McHERRY. MARYLAND,

Propessls In duplicate, With copy Of this sSser.
tisement attached. viii be rsceIT Cd by TIE under
:apSSe Se' rkEsa o1s bsi q sss s. s e.
The said Beef must Be fress, of . rooa mark.ssh,.
n s.S rs :ss ssa
cost in such SusastS = nay s.S = = from % s q
.s ss': an sss .
me ssek. Of the es,t. .l..sss.r.s sss ~ = b
the fourth vyrtebral joint and the brssst tr1aos1
down. The shsnks Of fore susrteu sHsii be Gus of
Of hins suarters mon six % sesf inches sbovs O.
gambrel or hook Joint. -
8 !. ss &c q. s :S ::
:iSnsd Ssesrs .sS sssiI i..ia.. :;ssi,s.s . ssss
:nss q: ssoi. @ sss ssssis sssrsIcs
me- o. ecsirscs. 20 be 10 fore. sir mosss. .,es
less time e ths Coonls.ary 0snersl shall 6irscf.
On sss q e. g s -
. Il - sifsilsrs s;se,.ssy In the as.,,sy or
Iivsred. ben The Copnisssry q Tort eeHe.ry
Md, .hall have power % suDDiv the dsscsslcT &.
prrcnsss, ana tse contractor vii Be charged With
The contractor win be required 70 sutsr into
bonds for the sum Of two thosssal aollsrs. siessd
must be nentioned in the biSs.'
Sssss s sssS 2 "A: a is:. r. 4.
fTsPss.l. .,i Sc NAKED . .P.ope.sls Cor s..f.n
" a.s. srsSs. I:S csp..;s n .. O. ). ' 4. ~sc.s.
THR ioRpER oF NAY n. fsss, Az
! nouneing the recsivsi Of ProIossls Ter tSs ssis
., Ssrsn % Ssr.ss sssS96,SSa . The TT D.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
A PPLloATIOH r0R pgPLIOArE LAND

SrsleE Hs FaE uI, IyfssGs; 18Th
10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
june - 1850 for the ,ae of the folio wing DC.
that the date foilewins the dsserip pton q sscS
vi: ss Is I:s Gsss.sn. :s.s
No so,ies. for 100 acres, issued under the oct of
Feb February nary II. lsE tn tue name Of James 4 HAr
sssSssseS and ,ss sss granted November Is, iss
Ne. a.. for iso acre, i,.u.a under IN, AZ, a,
VAS granted April is. 1855. Sepfsmbsr Ii, 1853
sss q Hsas, z: ss Of
widST q Inrssr Perons; and WAS granted April
NO ss,oy, ioE g .erss. isspea under the &C, Of
nareh 8, lSss, - the name OF Henry Wall.ce, and
a1Siiss.s y H.nS wsffsSs csrsiaess. Ii No
,Ssi. for nse scrcc. fsseed under the acsof Feb:
II !: sas g tSs:s GS1 s :ad
lJNITED STATES PArlNT o!FIOl,
On n. ,.,,s,as Wass1ss1Os, y aI4xSy S xISIy -
ssi::sss s$ q :: sgs as S =
odses os The ist day q SoysnSsI ss.s Any Any ssrses
done, "a Other s.ssss SSs ). IN III: ooo.
~ 50 l.usv donna.isn.r sAsS.s 8 ssSsas; x f...n;.
I United STATES PArRNf O1yICI.
". wAsalHsfoNs y; o.. J9iy q, ls1
Detroit. hich. praying for the sxtsnsion Of .
Rstsns graated 70 hin on the seth day Of October,
fBe, and fe.fssued on the l6th day Of October leo
and again 70 issued the lsth day Of - ~, 1875,
tor On Improvement for Sawine and Edsiag Clap.
Il 70 ordered, that sid Dstiaen b heard as shss
ef6cs on the llth day Of October next. Anv por-
attons, md other DADsrs sheald ee hIsd IN m
once twenty days bsfore The day Of hearing.
0AnUgL D. BIHHER,
jy 0lsWSw OomDfs onsr Of Patouts,
m Ills OAfAWBA WINE.
Iu Prom Gen Mills, Of eaudusky.
Per1eety pure and rarely surpassed by any
Daily ordered By physicians
N w BgRCHELB,
Corner 18th ana n streets,
Jew under Ebbitt House.
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pRoPosALs FOB FREsa BEEF.

OFFICE a 40 COMMIssaRY OF 81 BSISTErCE.l
BoRr fooIE. mD.. August "a. Is5g
sesled Proposals. In do plicate. viii lie received
~ thls ofloe until l2 m, on TUESDAY. the sl.t
Day OF Aufust, l85s for furnishing the .rsops
ttsiioned at Fort Foote, Nd the Fresh Bvsf Re-
lnired hy them Tor six months, commeneiug Oc-
coeI Ist loes or such less a me as the Commissa
Oeneral OF Subsistence may direct.
ne beef ts TO be Of good mark stable quality,
with equal proportions of fore ana hind quarters
tpsets shanks, and kidney tsilos 60 BE- excludei.
. 1he necks of cattle slaughtered 60 be cut on at
the iourth Nertehrai JOINT. and the breast trimmed
Gown, The sbanks Of the fore quarters cut OF
ircn three 10 four inches above knee joint ana of
me hind quarters from six 70 eight fkches above
the gambre or hook jofut.
The proposals will slsO stafe &C what price Der
officers
ProIosals must b. distinctly endorsed Prose.
sals Tor frtph Beef" aud addressed 90 the under
signed 81 Fort Foote. Nd. Who reserves the right
% reject any ell bids not I'm the interest Of the
United States.
Conditions. requirements, payments, Ac made
known on application TO the uDdersigned.
MO. 0RIgR,
lst Lieut. 9Th ARTILLERY.
ao 81 a. g., U o. A.
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pEoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

PEePosALs FOR STATIONERY.
Sealed Propo, ais 'or faraishiue t6e folio .;nv
Ar l'les 6i Stationery for the yt ar ending June 30
sub day Of August. 1873. at y O'Clock NJ '-'
oeo resms white laid Fiat Letter, IL lbs to the
$50 Isans white-csrd BlOtting Board, 10 lbs. to
100 rsams brown Manila Paper, 2oxss. IS lbs to
sCrssms brown Manila Paper. aixss, Sc lbs. to the
2sresms brown Manila Paper, ssxlo, 20 lbs to the
:" VAC
4dezTn quarts Boss Copying Ink
20 odoz n quarts Maynard q Noes Writing Ink
500 gross steel Pens
sozen Gold Pens. sesksodsr. n1 silver ES III sia. No.
sozsn SeIS Gea PPsns ss,k hSaeIs siysr tips
Dozen four bisded Knives, Stag or bueR Ssna,s.
,ampleS required
70 cS 6eTsn f.. s.,ts psysss Boilers Is iseh
g sross tils Braid or Ribbon
g ssSSGssans ssans: 1I:i:s' Tsiss
90 90 sTS:: kSSSsT Bs1S: BsDd or
Loo sreet gross Rubber Bands or Binss. Nos. 8. IL
IL sheets WSstmsns Eprer.r Drawing Paper
Ire.m white Tis, ing Paper. tt,o
ss: sheet: Oiled P.S.r esp .izs Pencils
Blank forms or bidding Will be furnished upon
ihe hids WIN be considered and accepted or re-
CoItracIs must bs executed BY the suocessful
bidders within ten days sfter being called uDsa
The articles contracted for uust be furnished
frcm time TO time during the year In qus ,titit Q
nursuapt to orders from the departmvpt. The en-.
tire quantities will, however, be called for during
Zach proposal must be signed by the Individual
or nTm making it and be accom- panied by bond.
with Sufficient sureties in the OF ten thousand
dollars. Sl0,0 o. approved by . United states
ocsr OF the district in which tns sureties reside
Department., condiiiened UPON the execution OF :
contract for furnishing such po rtfons OF the
articles - may be awarded under it, aad the per-
formAuce OF the same.
All deliveries viii be snbect to inspection By an
exIert detailed for the purpose BY the Secratsry
OF the Treasury, and the deivery oV an inferior
article will - deemed sufficient to snnul the
Deliveries must b free Of charge at the Treas
The failure to comply With any one order under
the ntract VIII olc see a the forfeiture or the
sI tire penalty q the bond Q. the e< rstAy Of the
Treasury may direct the Iurehass II Open market,
OF qusntiies OF any articles sha.l be neces
saiy to supply the d. 6ciency canned by such fnil.
uTe, and char the contrActors 6fsy per ceutum
Sf the price hieh 10 shalI be found necossery 70
Bay for sus articles 80. 81
will not be considered, and -centrsofs win b
awarded Only to established manufacturers OF, or
Bfdders VII be required to conform their bids o
the Specifications furufshed, and failure to DO 90
viii cause the rejection OF any hid ! 40 -
=. ---.-- : GEORGB 2. BOUTWELL,,
yso- colin Secretary OF q . Trsasury.
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DROPosALs FOB FORAGE.

HEADo'Rs TIRsf MILITARY DIsTRIcr,
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMAsrER,
RICHMOND, VA, Jaly o, ls59. y
Ses!eo Proposals, In triplicate, will b. receiyed
40 nj once until IL IN Of fRIbAY, August 6,
,Ss, , ior the delivery Of Forage 10 the Quarter,
nss.srS OepaItmept, at the following named
e rs,n1s ~ Soon fimes and in such quantities may
,o1. - xon Aonros, Va. S,o00 bushels Oats and 60
A. AZ bic tsishnond; Va, N .torehop.e at Rocksts.
~ pue neis OF Oats and % tons OF Hay. At inch
% osnsr points e may be desisnsted by the under
uene0, 4.0o bushels Of Data . I'D - tons Of Hav
-At winchester, Va. such quantities OF Oats and
nnay nny - NAY % reo1ired for the service Of that
hoet-estimatsd e 100 bushels Of Oats and tons Of
n.y ero. ws cse to be Of the best quality The
IT The sht @ fsses any Or en- bidsis reserved .s,d
sersissmenss iron this efos, Win BE- ma uirsd %
ProPeals may Ie made for any one or IN of N.
aDove foSt: an1 bidders must STATE separatsIy tie
sech POINT shove named ~" "'s s"e ny y
Ine enyolopO ooatafuinG proposals. 20 Be en-
s, g troIscals for Yerass." sad forwarded by
,.9y By S.s,I.s SsSsi General S,gs H
Brsyet Colonel. Quarternsster q. 8. Army.
Gnssf q s.sd dQsarssrnastsr ss nilasy District.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
DIED.

HICKEY On the 5th instant. at 1 IS o'clock
PhIRIt h EICEEy aged 81 years.
U,s reisf YES ana frie nds requested to attend
- 'un.ral ITcm his late residence. q street be-
tvt-- So ard 18th streets, on Friday, the 9TH
instant. 81 o CIOt N
flEEh o. hesysning of August eth, of con
u .tiJu. HALlNDA NJ. Il. hOERR. wife D.
: b. &. NC.rr Bg.d ysars.
Tee f'tFrfs and scluBiatsncss or the family are
t~sPeCtfuly invited = attend her fnneral from her
hui ana resideucs. corner 81 and llth streets,
u~ Saturday a'teTu on at 4 o clock
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