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T,sTRAY MARE

ENsTRAY MaKB.--caue 10 the premise. ar
IL the subscriber, in Woodward iownshp. san
born scttcment,l on the night Of The 7th Of july.
1903, uiddle-sited MARE color kind Of iirit
bay, with one white hind foot, small white stroak
IN Ler face, and supposed 10 be about seven years
Old. The owner is hereby notified 70 come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and take her
away, o. she will be disposei Of according 10 law
jy2i-s'pd HENRY II. DAUGHMAN,
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AEEE A1lESrM1rED -rha several
s'''''s'- at dtis are filly WRITTEN cut in
- nil.1V-lg uoree Ehich We elp
-'n tia y arrsn LsaiJer, Of July sch /.
-. i--l'i caliuni.,, an .ae Ia u Iuu..
r. tla laia sf ID. hIilra 1,f,-- b -.
-. ~ H. lhuunrr- 1aanr n NJ. f..I.IIo
-'l- 81 d csiamaus. ~
- - ~ ~ nsrlinr lf N .sii a. II
- = +. m lelrl ll -rilr - I'D aar r--~
- -. ~ -iiarnrrr 1aaar. .1i q b.
- =. - ~ ahs iuss- parsn,..
=, 'nlnut -'Illiirn. - suI- ~ .,..r. F.
-Al'''iuSe lA,inr. aa.l h-...i. - -. -
= -.il'.n.'i~ - a. - "a - - 49, u
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Houses and Lots for Sak

EoUR HOUSES and LOTS IN cle,s.g .
IL sale on reasonable terms. Possess =.
in thirty days. Also, plot Of -FOUR Iofs !
the corner Of Fourth and Reed stree, 4
l72x20O feet. Three Of these lots ar, Mi -
for either lumber yard, coal yard. Or ior ~,
purposes generally, being within $50 -, = !
railroad depot. Price and term ren,oD,bl,
Apply TO GEORGE THORN
ieozA-u Clstrf,s !
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

The Cincinnati Enquirer protests
asaIust the removal Of The national
capital to that city. on the ground
that there is State law in Ohio
against lotteries and grand gift enter.
prises' and were Grant to transfer his
business there be would be liable 70
arrest at sry uvncst
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Lime for Sale |

TUE undersigned, residing near the dcnei Ia.
n made complete arrangements with Lime
burners east Of the mountain. whereby he I, ana.
bled TO keep constantly on hand large quaniit, q
P URE L1MEl
Which be ofcrs 10 farmers and hu,,aer, a, . ,,,s.
above cost Those 10 need Of the srtle,. -o,ls a,
vel 70 give me call or address ne hV leit-.' ~.
fere negotiating their lime.
cls.rtsla. rs. yss, !. issa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

We are pleased TO notice the en-.
largcment Of that welcome exchange,
tbe Nenango Spectator. Success, broth.
crs Whitaker.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

Lucy Stone, in ono Of her latest
wise utterings, said she wanted aall
distinctions Of color and soxes nbol.
ished What Aerinaphrodife concern
ste ssnig'o make cfibis world
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

A DMINIsTRArOR,s NuTICE.-yr

IA is hereby given that letters Of admiBirra
on he es,A,e Of DAVID MckEEHAN, ds,aE
hate OF Jordan township. Ciear6eld eogay, h
having been duly granted to the underssbsi 1
persons indebted to said estate Will pleas No
payment, aud those having aims or deaatai VI
present them properly authenticated iorEiil,ssl
JAMES NoKEEHAN,
Ansonville, June 1876. Admiuain'E.
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The Liuhtninu Tanner,

Thk undersignsd are the sole Agent y !,
county icf The North American ea',i-
LIGHTNING RODS" Taese are Tie 'fg Z
rods now In use, and are endorsed y
scientific meu In the country. =.
We hereby notify the citireus of ihs r,,
that We will rut them up better roa' ~, ~,
lett money, than 10 charged by ne w. !,
agents Who annually travere Tho ecohV :
carry on our little cash, never 10 return
ENCOURAGE HOME LAbOA
Those wishing Lightning Rods '''., s',ts
their buildings need bot addrcs' " BY ~
call 10 person. We viii put them " ~
10 the county, and warrant them. ne ma M,
Fixtures can he seen ~ any time By s,,s
our store. MBRRkLl bi"'-
cleArheld. June ~, 1885 u -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

There viii be an eclirse Of the sun
on the 7th day Of August next, at
abOut5oclock, p m. Visible through.
out the United States.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

SCHOOL TAN.-No,iee Is hereby given, that
~ the School Directors of Clearheld borough
have placed in the hands Of the School Treasurer
certified Duplicate Of the School tax for 1869
and al persons shall be entitled to an abatement
Of FIVE PER CENT. on their tax on payment
OF the same to the Treasurer at his residence, on
or before the 2sih day Of October next De par
;icular to read the act of Assembly at the bottom
Of the notice LETT at your residence.
J. NJ. KRTTLEBARGER,
ClaAraell. July 2s. lsG9-tt Treasurer.
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alew advertisements.

INXECUTORs' NOTICE.-Lcuers tesla.
IL meniary having this 26th day Of July. 1862
been granted 10 rs upon the estate Of CHRISTIAN
EMEIGiI, late Of Morris township, Clcarfeld Co.
Pa, deceased, all persons having claims agains
said estate are requested to present them in du,
form, and those indebted TO said estate are re-
ques,ed to mako payment without d clay to tn,
undersigned Executors.
EDWARD PERKS,
Philipshurg, Centre CO., Pa,
CHRISTIAN EMEIGH,
Morrisdalc, Clearheld co.. Pa.
jy26-6t Executors
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1 DMINIsTRAToR's NoTIcR.-Noticg

UNEE M FtIUNTN NNUTIlEs-NOfIcr
n is hereby given that letters of adminisiration
on the estate Of RICHARD WAPLE, deceased,
late Of Boggs township, Clearheld county, Pa.
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted 10 said estate will please make
payment, and those having claims or demands
viii present them properly authenticated for set
uement. SUSAN WAPLE, Adm'x.
jc9-Gt;pGl JAMES II. TURNER. Admir-.
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TN THE Court or COMMON PLEAS

Il or cLEARFIELD COUNTY. pA.
Alexander /. Kline, No, l66, January tern,
vs. 1909
Erabeih ]. Kline. plur sub. sur Divorce.
The undersigned Commissioner, appointed by
the Court 70 take testimony in the above case.
hereby gives notice that he will attend to the
duties Of his appointment, At the Office Of WIN. A.
Wallace, Esq, on Weinosiay. the asth day Of
August, at o'clock, P. NJ, when and where ali
persons interested NAV attend.
HURATHAL W. SMITH,
jyss a commissiens,
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Farm for Sale
Containing Fifty-one Acrs,.
New Cabinefi

MosaANN0N LAND AND Luyer, =,
1il PANf offer for sale Town Lot, h n y
ough Of 0seeoln, Clearheld county. P, :. :,
lots to suit purchasers ostside the 6na' J, =, n
borough. Oseeola is situated On Ii, M,
Greek, in the richest portion Of u, ,s'...
Clearheld, on the line OF the Tyron. ~
Railroad. where the Moshannon ana -
branch roads interseet. II is also il Il, ~.
the hoshannOn coal basin, and larr, ~. ~ .
white pine, hemlock, oak, and Other ,isi.. !.
round Il. One Of the largest lumbsr H,s,i,,.
ing establishments IN the State IL lOcli,I /, !.
town, while there are many other lvuh,, =
shingle mills around it. The town 4 h, !. =
years old, and contains population Il -
sand Inhabitants.
ES-for further information apply
Of the above company.
JOHN LAwsHE
hPtif hupefinieude
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Mlarrifd.

On the llth day of July, 1869, by E. Hnrs
BRAND, Esq, Mr.. DANIEL FIsHEL and Mis-
MARGARET DUNBAR; both Of Chest tn.
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Church Cor Sale

I,HE Trustees of The NJ. r. Church of ciearfsid
/ hereby give noiico that they nov oner foi
sale the OLD CHURCH BUILDING and LOT
situate on Cherry street. fof further pariiculars
call 10 person. or address the Secretary.
ny order or the Trustees.
OEo. W. RHEEM, see'y.
Cleer6eld. Pa July q. isGQ.u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

CAUTON.--An persons arc hereby cautioned
" against purchasing or In any way meddling
with the following property, now In the posses
sion Of John Potter, Of Union township, viz: Two
cows one yearling calf, one spring calf Eve sherp
one two horse wagon, one plow. one harrow, three
beds and bedding, one bureau, ooe cook stove
one ten plate stove, household and kitchen fnrri.
turo ten acres Of rye in the ground. and sixty
acres Of oats in the ground, Rs the same was pur-
casci by At sheriff = sale, and is left with him
on loan only, subject to my order.
JOHN II. POTTER.
Union tn. June 20. 1852
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aaisffllanfpus.

DIssOLuTION OF PARTxIRsHR
IL The partnership heretofore e1islinr q b
liqaor business as /. L. Reiseusiein a O., 10
solved. The business will be scitied and ts.k
conducted in the name Of !. L. Rei1ensielt
/. L. REIZENSIEa
A. BAUM.
Clearfeid. lime 10. lssq.
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NEW SADDLER SHOP.
sHoCH & WEAVER.

Iuthcrsburg, Clcarfiold County. Pa.
MANUFACTURES Of and Desiers in all
vi kinds VI plain and fancy HARNESS,
Saddles, Brides. Whips Collars Halters, and
al articles usually fouad in a erst-class Saddler
Shop. All work done on short notice and a,
reasonable rates. None but experienced work
men employed. Room, one door west Of the
American Hotel II W. SCHOcH,
Jyli-u Z. J. WEAVER
ID EPORT Of tho condition Of the COUNTY
II NATIONAL hank Of Clcarfcid. Al the
close Of business on the 18th Of June, 1909.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

UNEACHERs WANTED.--Thrce oompe-
Il tent SCHOOL TEACHERS are wanted in
gsrihaus township, for the term Of six months
10 eormcnce not later than the first Of September
Applicants vii please send suPerintendent's Ger
J, W. POTTER, Prcst.
Three Runs, Pa
or DotAyn EFxxrpr, Enrthauss tirss3-4t-pd
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| DNINIsTRArOR,s NOTiCE.-Noti,

IA is hereby given that leitcrs of administration
on the estate Of ROBERT WEIGH, deceased,
late OF Doggs township. Cleardeld county, Pa,
having been duly granted TO the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate will please make
payment, and those having claims or demands
will present them properly authenticated for set.
tlcmont REBEcCA WEIGH,
jy2e- otpl Administratrix.
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( (NuTION.--Anpcr pcrsoas are hereby cautioned
" against purchasing or In any way meddlinr
with team Of bay hOrses, set of double harness.
plow, shovel plow. timber lied. long sled.
! harrow, ycRrling calves. binding chain, Z
beds and bedding ! cook stove, one parlor stove.
household and kitchen furniture, acres Of arAss
on the ground, acres Of corn IN the ground, and
three acres Of wheat in the ground nov IN the
possession OF job Curry, Of Bell township, as the
same belong to me and are subject to nv order.
LEWIS SMITH
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IAIVB WISE,
ic22-6t.pi Aimr cum. test. mento.
A DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.--No,ic,

"a s hereby Civ en- that letters Of administration
on the estate Of JOHN G.. CAIN. deceased, late
Of Gulich township, Clcarheld county. Pa, hay-
ing been duly granted to the undersigned, all per
sons indebted to said estate viii please make pay
ment, and those having claims OF demands will
present them properly authenticated for settlement
and allowance without delay.
ie2s. ff.pd MARGARET CAIN. Adm'x
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n is hereby given that Letters Of Adminisira.
tiou having been granted the undersigned on the
estate Of BASIL cR0WELL. deceased, late
Of Graham township, Clesricli county, Pa, all
perfons indebted to said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those having claims
or deinanda against the same will present them
properly authenticated Tor seitleinsni.
JACOB WISE,
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w A NJ TIE D |!
MoSSnP
To Land Owners

NY gentlemen Who desire 10 have ih'a
IA explored for COAL, IRON ORR w
CLAY, or any other MINERAL, srr1 %
Office or address him al WOODLAND.
WILLIAM w1lLlANa
lm.pd prsr,i,s Nr
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IN TnE pIsrRICT couRT ON

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES for the Western District
Of Pennsylvania. AZ Cleardold, the 18th day Of
July. 1869.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
poinimont ns Assignee Of DAVID PERSING,
Of Moshannon Station, In the county Of clearleld,
and State Of Pennsylvania, within said District,
who has bean adjudgcd bankrupt on creditors
petition, BY the District Court Of said District.
To the creditors Of said Bankrupt.
iyff.ft A. A. ADAMS Assignee
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am atrruIssmsnis,
SeIllemenl Nolice.

A ~ reisuus lnoelpa themselves indebted ~
"A me viii plcafs cali nud fsllls II ouee. Ihs
Eools aft IT ths stofe ~ Nhitc1mh a tovntrnd,
Osetola, "a u. ,. Phhhh.
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n ishereby given that ieiiers Of asninissration
on the estate Of WILLIAM HUGHES. deceased,
late Of Oecatur township, clea'6eld county, Pa !,
having been daily granted to the undertigued,
- r--srns indebted 20 sid sst~is will please
rake immsdiste payment, tbd those having
claims or demands will present them properly
nuthenticated for settlement wiiboal delay
JOHN HuGHES,
RICHARD HUGHES,
s.9Gt Aa.s.t..-.,
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A DEMONSTRATIONS HOTiCE.-Notice
"A is hereby given that Letters Of Administra-
ton having been granted the undersigned on the
estate Of JOHN BRIEL, deceased, late Of Gov.
ington township, Clearieid county, Pa all per
sons indebted 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate payment and those having claims or
demands against the same will present them with
out delay, properly authenticated for settlement.
MARGARET BRIEL, Adm'1
LAWRENCE HERTLINE,
je3O-6tpd JOHN J, PICARD, Adm rs
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Tannery for Rent.

TIVE Administrators Of the late VIM. Puchan.
IL an offer for rent the wen known Tanner,
situate in Pcnnvillc, together with the dwellings
Possession given at any time For further ar
ticulars call AZ the premises, OF address the IN.
dersigncd Of Grampisn Hills ?. O.
WIN. r. JOHNSON.
MARGARET BUCHANAN,
jylA Ct.pd A5m'r.
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] certify that the above statement Is T. true eorv
Of The original sent to the Controller Of the en-.
reney, this 18th day u June. lS6e,
ieHe-a u. w MOORE. Cashier
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

THRER sEPERATE PIECES OF LAND. Of
Il 100 acres each, In Decatur township. Also,
l7i acres, with a frame dwelling house thereon,
in Bradford township-railroad passing through
the same.
Aho, light FAMILY CARNAGE and Har.
ness for sale. Apply to
JOSIAH W. SMITH.
Clcareeid Iniv IA I6aQ gt.nd
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-09

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I
August 2, 1859,
for the use Of the unied States Custom Ousss for
the year ending June 30, 1870, will be received at
this Department until the % day Of September,
blank forms Tor bidding will be furnished upon
The bids will be considered and accepted ore.
jeeted item by Item
bidders within ten days after being called upon so
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time to time during the year ~ luanlles
Eac6 proposal must be signed by tho iudi yldual
or hTm making II. aud be accompanied by bond
with 1sient suTeties In the sum o. ten thousand
dollars, tflO,Ol,l approved by a United States
ON Ger Of tho district in which the suretes reside
or do business, on. form to DO furnished by tn,
Department, conditio upon the execution Of
contrast for furnishing such portion Of the article
Of the same.
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by al
expert detailed for the purpose by the sseIetarl
article will be deemed sufficient cause to annul thu
| contract, at the option Of the Secretary,
Deliveries must be free OF charge at the Treasury
| Dedartment, Washington. ,-
the contract viii operate as the forfeiture Of the IN
tire penalty Of the bond, or the secretary OF W
Treasury may direct the purchase 10 open lhaIkel
Of such quantities Of any articles AS ShA nc nTts
| saTy to supply the deficiency caused by sueh lAll
uTs and charge to the CONTRACTORS MY per eenluu
Of the price which II shall be found necessary
pay for such articles, ~.
PTopSsAls unASeGn9pshieI cnntfasts III 10y
awarded only TO established manntssi9IsTs Of, {
dealers In the articles, GEO, 5. BOUTWELL,,
suS,scIlm tsISrl secretary u tho Treasury.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

OFFICE TRUSTEES Pueblo SCHOOLS,
WAsHIs1roE, July y, 1862.
Sealed proposals will be received at this OH u
the Public Schools with WOOD and COAL for the
school year ending July g. $50;
FIRST DISTRICT.
81 tons white Ash Coal, broken.
6oords Oak Wood. sawed and split.
cords Pine Wood, sawed aud split
SECOND DISTRICT.
S tons White Ash Egg Coal.
6eorls Oak Wood, sawed and split.
beords Pine Wood, sawed and split.
THIRD DISTRICT.
20 tons White Ash Coal, broken.
scOrds Oak Wood, sawed and split
seords Pine Mood, sawed and split
FOURTH DISTRICT.
70 tons white Ash Egg Coal.
6Cords Oak Wood, sawed and split.
To DO delivered rom time to time during the
school year. at the different school houses such
9uantities as may be ordered by the Trustees Of
the respective Districts.
About 80 tons broken white Ash will be received
atoGce at wallseh Bqildings. Third district,
Each proposal to be endorsed ''PrspoaAls for
Wood and Coal, and to be addressed to tho I'm.
dersig ned.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids II
deemed TO the Interest OF the CoIpOfstios to do SO
JAMES c. DULIN.
JyN'ot Chairman Com Supplies
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@atiaaal &spnblifau,

y Corrss OF rHl "NArIosAL RspunII.
cAS" can be obtained every morning at tho
Following places,
BfsHoP's NEWS SrAnp, Willards, HotsI
BARKHR's News stand, National Hotel.
Hotel. 'po"'"h
WHkshRaHRs News STAND, Ebbitt House.
khsALLs NHws STAND, ssaton House.
WrLriHs' Nsws STAND, 81. James Ho.si
L. eRfsR, News Dealer, INK Psnnsvlvani.
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eirhtee a N
streets. ''"'n
PARKnn's Book AND PunroproAI nv,..
ONCE. ' ros'
THOMAS q. ASH, ststioner, sou,hwe.,
ner OF Eighth and T streets, cor.
W. ID. b. MAJOR, at Giiberps DIM.
~. street, between Ninth sudr asssloon,
JOHN u BunoHR, No. 27s +. cath streets.
swsinh and Thirteenth ST. .tseet, between
JosS A. BurLuR, Stat .eets>
teenth street. .sssN 81, nesr mir.
JossrH sHILLIN'
Four.snd.s-hai' sres, stationsr, corner Of
nue.. stfect and Penusyiyaaia ava.
WIZ
Static. on. Moaatsos, Bookseller, And
Fo. .Asss, tte.Penpsyivania avenue, betveen
Ar-esd-a-asH and Sixth streets.
BunKEs Nsws STAND, Kirkwood House.
fRsrpsR = Co., Stationers, az Fifteeotb
street, corner New York avenue.
oHAs, H. ANDERSON, ststionor, a. sevcn,h
street. between + and q streets.
JANIS BsLLuw, stationer, lsce< seven,h.
between @ and II.
o. o. 8. BARnoua, stationsr, IN ssv.o,h
street, between H and stree,s,
JoHr A. VAN DoRAS, sta,ioner. a ,ou,h A
.Iest between Now Jersey avenue And Fir,,
street, Capitol Hill.
WiLLiAH BARrtnrr, statIonsr, No. "A ...,
Capitol Hill. " ""' our'n' o."
.. o. MILL, s,ationer, H stree, north. 10.
"y w,s eSs' II Third street west.
. on . AwsoS, Periodical and Cigar store
'o,ner o.. Eighth street cast and z strest ,ou,b'
ri.s, fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, sII
e"' street cast, opposite Marine Barracks.
qHoRasrowE.
street. ''""one'' ioo bridge
WI. II. BARRON. las Bridge street,
ALEXANDRIA,
n, Z. FRssoH, Bookseller and Stations.
Pc Ing street. 'ef'
:. T. Cox, Nows Depot and Dollar J.w.,,
Store, III King street.
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y y.
o''ron TsTsIn,s % pr Jns Sc sCq,sSts
Sealed proposal, and So vii BE- fsssysd
fOfs.%HpniyISE q. PSHiis school: VIM Ii
$S.a IisSsi'. fIln5 %:,s sRfl.fiR Readers.
s$$ S,,:a HHI..TT$$ ffSSf i2S R s.ssss
sdolen Payies, Primary Arithmetic.
s$dSO,,ssnn HWIii.Id. ESs,In Rssd sIs
l2doIsn CeibuTn's Mental Al ithmstie.
r%s'w Ss,GsPSIA
SdSisa LOs.iSS': Primary History q lie Galiod
!doIen Kerl,s FIRST Lesson. in Grammar.
DOZEN kerl's Common School Grammar.
dozen kerl's Comprehensive English Gram
2doIsn Song Garden. Partl.
4doIen Song Garden, Part 2.
ss:s$: % q. .!,,y az rrg s
dozen plain Ink stands, inch.
SS w wRi.s A Asss:ys k ESysSS
20 gross spencerian Pens, MOI
i s sTSs s spfiofsIf Psa rsnSS 10 80
gS quarts bovsil's Black Ink:
i DOZEN speneerisn Copy Books.
2doIsn States, q the Knees PATENT Txil
zach proposal to DO Endorsed "Propo.als 70
Books, Stationery. &c" and addressed to the IN
Separate sealed proposals will also be receive,
until the same date for supply the public school
with the following articles, 70 DO furnished singJ
or In quantity, as may be called for. viz:
Brooms, four string.
Feather busters, MOI
Psisa &s1aIs a. 6a.t B9aR soa
ssts%psd IN fss DfiHs iSs CUPS. NS.s
ll.bells. Bradley 4 Hubbsrd's, No. 200, mar
BILE base,
Coal. hods, galvanized iron, Nos
Coal shOvels, Iron handle.
Door. mats, No. Q, cocoa.
Tin Wash Basins, large, stamped
TIN wash RAsiUs, soldored. common
Water Pals, cedar, 5 galvanized iron hope.
Water Pitchers, granite. best, 2 quarts,
GOblets.
Tumbiers, pressed glass.
Zach proposal to be Endorsed - Proposals for
House Furnishing Articles, Se., and addressed
to the undersigned.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids II
deemed 10 the Interest Of the corporation to do So
JAMES q. DULlN,
Chairman Committee supplies.
jy2d I'd tstar and Chroniclel
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
CLIRK's OFPICR HOusE OF REPRRzENrArIyEsI
wAsnISuToS, i. C., July Is, lsfg.
Scaled proposals will DO received at this on e
until TUESDAY, the Ylst day Of August, A, d.
lss At " el9ek. m ioI supplying. for the use Of
500 tons q, 30 pounds best White Ash, No. !, OF
broken Coal,
20 cords best bakers seasoned Pine Wood.
s. cords dry Oak, sawed In two pieces.
accord dry Hickory, sawed In two pieces.
10 cords dry Hickory, sawed In three pieces.
To be weighed and measured by such person a.
the Clerk Of the House Of Representatives ,hall
designate, and all to be delivered In the vaults Of
the Capitol within one month after notice Of the
eeptAuce Of proposals.
Proposals win be separately considered for the
classes Of articles specified, but no proposal will
be considered from parties personally unknown,
security will be required from the successful bid
der for the faithful performance Of the contract.
House Of Representatives, and Endorsed, Pro
pOsals for Fuel -
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
au2lawiw Clerk House Of Reps q. s.
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Tho notifications of this preser.. krrano.
ment shall be exchanged at Wassinrt6s
within ten months, or 500. er, IL possible
In faith whereof tie respective plenipo.
tentiaries nave s'P Led the present convention
IN dupilca'e' I'D affixed thereto the seal OF
lone at Washington, the sixteenth day OF
hpr.i, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
light hundred and siIty-nine.
HAMIITnN EIlu Tau.,