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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-09
BOOK NOTISES.

'The Found Lost; or, Pea
nuts five cents a cup, "a we'll
printed novel; kant say how
it wuz written, not havin saw
the manuscript. A young girl
falls in luv with a man. A
rival steps in-steps out again
on the 452d page-dies of a
broken hart in a stable on the
Erie camel. Coroner S inquest.
'lle sale the seize over; lie
cross the wide oshun; lie sale
the seaze over for thou Meet
ings of lovers. Peanuts. Mar
ried on last page. This book
contains ded les If eer FINE mt
and luv gibberlsh, and Kant
fail tew SCOT our young people
who commons tew banker tor
one anuther. For sail where
it kin be had. Go for it.
'Smike the bootiful; or, no
one tn Bully'-A highly tuchin
tale, bound in paper. Original
plot-luv, rival, castorile, MUIR
der, soft soap, rum, and piety.
Smike, the Bootiful, is the
pride Of the rancho. He bor-
rows five dollars of his trew luv
and gets very drunk-steals a
hoss-vigilance com, presents
such a perfect picter ov despare
that he is hung up in a frame
soon arfter packed in a box
and surrounded by land. Trew
luv goes crazy-not for Smike,
but for the five 5. Secloods
herself in notanyery and re-
fuses to be confronted. liz
nothing but sum faded -four
end. This work liz bound in
yeller, and consequently will
sell. Awthor's fotograf haz
bin very wisely left out. A
splendid wood kut ov the Dor
rowed SIS bill adorns the last
page. Reach for it.
Lank Hank, the Prid of the
Southnorth +; or, a dollar a day
and bord your boss Too true
to be good. The ritter lax
branes very heavily. The plot
IL pitoht in the State Nv Maine,
and runs all thru the middle
States. Bosh, the hull on it.
The fools ar all not ded yet, and
ov corse it will sci. Buy it.
KRINGLE.
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A Western paper afirms that
the constitution of the United
States is now understood to have
been ordained in order to form
a more perfect Union, establish
justice, insure domestic tran
guilty, provide for the common
defence, promote the general
welfare, secure the blessings of
liberty and maintain Miss Vim
ME Ream in the pig iron bust
ness.
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Lewis and Sam D

Lewis and Sam D., a
couple Of residents of Long Is
land, who loved rum and hated
snakes, some years ago went
down to the salt marsh to NOW.
They hung their scythes, and
were about commencing work,
when Lewis proposed to Sam
that they should take a drink
of the quart furnished for the
occasion. Sam agreed, of course,
and as it was a hot day they
concluded to rest a while under
the shade Of a tree, and then
take another drink, in order to
get readily on. The bottle had
been passed two or three times,
when Sam said to Lewis: Lets
drink the darned stuff up, and
we won't be hankering after
it, 1t was a bargain, and be-
tween the two the balance was
soon disposed of. A pause en-
sued, Lewis rose to his feet,
threw his scythe over his shout
der, declaring, 'l'll be darned
if | will NOW without rum.
'Darned if l will, either said
Sam, and with that they trudg-
ed home without cutting a
swath.
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Sash, Door and Blind
EMPORIUM, III.
BY JNO. T.. DEANS,

rsNO owners, Masters OF v essels
a and Merchants generally. @@
Having put my TWO STEAM SEC.
and smalO in new condition, l am pre-
pared to haul vessels from 10 to 500 tons .:
New York rates, ,
A requisite supply of Timber, and
Steam Saw Mill In the Yard, enables me
to guarantee dispatch in all orders.
Masts and other descriptions OF Spar
made on short notice. f1 TO.
Shears for masting vessels, and ali othel
fixtures necessary to facilitate work at.
tached to the Yard. t's34
I have under my control mechanics in
the different branches, necessary to re.
nair vessels thoroughly aNd the best
nianner. sr , .4. ITs
NATHANIEL NASH,
Practical Ship Builder,
anA-D&W-lv No. 90 d so w. Water ST
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THE DAY BOOK.
FRIDAY MORNING, April 9, 1869.
TConuinued from First page.1


laces, tapes, bonnets, hats, caps
and millinery goods, at the
old stand. Cheap, for cash.
When you go that way, please
give her a call, if you are in
need Of anything in her line.
We would here warn Doctor
Bellini that it would be parti-
cularly unsafe for him to return
within the precincts of Middle
ton, while his two mortal enc
mics, Sally Wirecord and Ma
than johnson, are above the
soil.
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Minor Jokes.

The discovery has been made
that without a mouth a man
could neither eat, drink, talk,
kiss the girls, nor chew tobac-
co.
Caught in her own net, as
the man said when he saw one
of the fair sex hitched in her
crinoline.
When your wife is silent,
hold the baby for her. Perhaps
it is as much as she can do to
hold her tongne.
The loveliest faces are to be
seen by moonlight, when one
sees half with the eye and half
with the fancy.
MY inkstand is stationery
as the schoolmaster said when
he found it nailed to his desk.
When a man looks a little
pale thoughts of kicking the
bucket naturally sugg es t
themselves. -
Women can't bear control.
If Eve had been commanded to
eat the apple, probably she
wouldn't have touched it.
A farmer likes cold weather
at the proper season; but an
early frost in autumn goes
against his grain.
Why is a dog shaking his
tail over the grave Of his mas
ter, like a hearse? Because it. S
a wagging {wagon) for the
dead.
How is it that the trees can
put on new dress, without
opening their trunks ? 1t is
because they leave out their
summer clothing.
The fact that green and blue
are the most attractive colors is
no reason why men should al
ways be green, or always be
getting blue.
Evening toilets of straw
colored gauze are now very
fashionable.
Collars of Valenciennes lace
are fashionable among the Ia
dies. e5A
There is a model MILL built
on the most approved princi-
pie, about three miles from the
town of Bedford, England, in
which 4, 800 hands are employ
ed, who work | 200 looms, and
produce some eighteen miles of
cloth each day.
Intellect is not the moral
power; conscience and honor,
not talent, make the man.
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There is a great deal Of
credulity in the world, and we
frequently hear Of eases where
it exists very severe 'S-sin
Hill writes of something in
mis- experience that is in point !:
Il here was something the
matter with Hannah Flint's
ankle-joint, or something of
the sort, for which she had
tried all the domestic washes
and all the advertised specifics
without effect. Poor Hannah
suffered severely, about as
much sometimes from the medi-
cines as the disease itself, until
she was almost, discouraged.
One day a female neighbor
came in full of the news of a
cure that had been effected by
somebody somehow somewhere
of which she had heard. She
had no doubt of it, because her
sisters husband had learnt all
about it from one who had
talked with a person whose
aunt he was informed had been
cured Of just such trouble as
Hannah's, and she came in to
recommend that the worker of
the miracle, who was a fe-
male--so there was nothing
immodest in it-should be cal
led in to rub Hannah.
Ho.aI,r ,,,o+Lor xuoc n Sc
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A BA RGAIN
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR

SALE.
We offel Tor sale our silver plated and
richly oTnamented DRAUGHT VASE,
with all the apparatus, as follows:
COOLER DRAUGnT VASE, FIGURE K,
Made bv Matthews.
Closet Cooler, wi: h block. tin Pipe,
Two newly lined Matthews Fountains,
10 gallons each,
One 90 Ma theWs Generator with frame,
Engraved Syrup Bottles and Stand,
Tumblers and Tumbler Drip,
Plated Tumbler Holders,
Wrenches and other appurtenances.
Inc "bove forms a complete and beau
tiful apparatus, In perfect won king order,
and last season, in our new store, IL was
literally patronized and the water con-
sidered highly charged and as excellent
as possible.
WewiIl test and instruct in use if de.
sired.
The VIII ole we will sell for $500 CASH,
and a new counter and slab for $50,
The above price is 500 less than the
appar atus can be bought for in New York.
If not sold in fifteen days 1t will be
withdra ~n from the arket
NJ. A. d G. A. SANTOS,
mhE Atlantic Block.
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=. : = = : ?
Rail Roads.

On and after TU ESDAY, the 10th day OF
Nov. 1868, the Passenger Trains of the
Norfolk a and ,PPedteTssburg Railroad 60. VII
Arrive 10 Petersburg at......-.....8.05 A. NJ.
Leave Petersburg at.................. $40 Pm.
Arrive in Nor folk at..................9.l5P P. M.
Making close connection at Petersburg
with Passenger Trains Of South Side Rail-
road to and from Ly- ehburg, Bristol,
Knoxville, Memphis, Nsw Orleans, Nash
VILE, Atlanta. and all points West and
South West.
Connecting also with Trains of Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad to and
rom Richmond. 1908
NJ Baggage checked through.
j. d. PROCTOR,
ro6 Master Trans ortation.
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Banks.

ERANKLAN SAVINGS BANk,
OFFICE No. az BANK STREET,
JNO. B. WHITEHEAD. President.
Directors:
SAM'L a. HODGES, ]. 1. BLooDGooD,
VIM. WARD, JNo. JAMES,
DR., WIN, j. MOORE. ]. G. POLLARD.
JOS. G. DEFINING, Cashier.
G. q. LANGLEY, Ass's Cashier
@- THE Bank IS Open for Business. >saaasN
Interest at the rate of SIX PER GENT
per annum will be allowed on all exlstins
deposites made since the resumption O.
business, from the LIST of January, 1865:
and also, on all deposites hereafter made,
from the date of depOsite until date o.
withdrawal; ten days notice to be requlI'
ed, however, before withdrawal. NC
change in the rate of interests per cept
allowed on old deposites. The account
of the new Depositors are kept separate
from those of the old, SO as to answer the
demands the new Depositors.
All indebted to this Institution viii
please call and pay, or curtail and renew
their paper. mhlo-iY
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GAS BILL!
A full line nj Gas Fixtures, Pumps.
Sinks, Wash Basins, Water Closets,
Globes, Shades, and the only complete
stock of Tools and Materials in the city.
All persons wanting
Gas-Fittng or Plumbing
Will consult their best interests by
calling at our large and complete estab.
lishment.
FOSTER 4 SPAULDING,
Engineers of Gas, steam and Water,
% Bank street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-13

NOTICE.. or THOMAS CLANCY DECEASED So.
Notice hereby given, that the Undersigned atninisra.
sails ana .ssts Of Illinois dve.sed win appear before the
lIh dayl Of january 1870 at the Cour Hosss In Ottawa in
sAd county when and where all persons having claims OF de-
same In writing for adjustment. VI
Dated this sh day OF November A. o. 1852
Nov issw xdminIstretrix.
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Messrs. Ed'sors.-The election il over and the
result before rs. Who, and what party, by their
votes, assisted Peru, La Sale and Mendoza in
their scheme to destroy this county BY dividing
hr who ameng US was so base and trsssher'
ous-so possessed of the spirit of Catilins, or 20
thoroughly and stupidity stepped in PARTISAN
corruption As to hold up the hand that aimed q
deadly thrust at the interests of Ottawa? Who
are the men that now, with pompous stride, wise
looks and high heads walk over our people and
their interests? Who are these men? Do you
wish to know them They arc men whom
the people of Ottawa have frequently voted
to place in honorable positions. Such, people
OF Ottawa, are the creatures who, through your
aid and means, have been warmed into life and
now turn against you. What do you say? How
much you indebted to these persons, who
would sell you and rob you of all you have on
earth rather than cast that vote for your interests
if thereby they might endangsr their standing
in their PARTY. What are solemn promises or
honor with them when party is the watchword ?
Yet you trust them in high positions and to
handle your means. Think you that mon who,
from as mean considerations as these, voted for
men pledged to sacrifice your interests by divi.
ding this county, would be honest in any other
position Honesty with them is nonentity-
burlesque-itis foreign to their composition.
They rejoice in their success and laugh at your
simplicity What care they as long as their par.
rot cry that "a great principle is in danger"
will bamboozle you into voting them into posi-
tions that will enable them to fill their pockets
at your expense? Their mouths are full Of pollu-
tion and their hearts as corrupt as-ths place
they are going TO- Mark them Watch them !;
Wait with patience until the time comes, whe,
they send forth their biennial cry for help, and
then let them know that their broken promises
their game Of deception-in which they placed
all their political and financial capital-are re-
membersd and have come home to roost By
your efforts and votes then give them ''hyst"
downward 10 low that they win never again
reach the surface. u.
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A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
BL ANk BOOKS
Sass Rereivcd md for Sale Cheap.
OSMAN s. HAPEMAN,
No. 1S La Sale St,
CT-A1'Ic OF, Hill NOI.a. l.. s.,I, co ~.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALLx co-ss
- tTcna Court hreoL TO ftbruUH T,1n, lS10,
Anna Richardson. Angelica q. Richardson, minor by
her next end and guardian William Palmer Fanny ~ Rich
ardson, susan Rchar,son, John L. Richardson Emma L.
Richardson, minors. who hv Anna Richardson's and John
hossack their guardian and next friend and Eiss Richardson
and John Hossack executors OF the last Will and testament
william Richardson, John Delbridgp John Delbrdgp
IT, Jacob Fishbrrn, Jacob g. Stone Lydia A. Stone James
Strnwn Hopy Straan, Eeranus Eells Hubbard Fcs Lucy
Ee s. Jane Eells, Franklin B!Eells and Lcmue Ilsdey
tndpcrTV. -
taprearing from affidavit on ne In the oce Of the
clerk 81 said conr, tina! raid defendants Hubbard Ee Lucy
Ees Ncranus Fels and James Srawn, residents OF
said state and said comianans having filed their bill OF
complaint In said court the chanrery aide thereof on the
d day OF October u. 1869, heren, and
been Issued thereon according TO law, h d0'"
Notice. therefore, Nv hereby given to said defendants Hub
bard fes Lucy Eels, veranus Ees and james Strawn,
that unlcss yo shall personally be and appear before said
In Ottawa, In said county, ON the hrst Monday Of Feb
ruary nrx 4. D. 1852 twhen ana where said summon.
bill, the viii be taken for confessed against YOU and
matters and things therein prayed dccred accord
ingly. n. CHARLES H. HOOK Clerk
BUSHNELL 4 AvxRy. solicitors. novis
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Ex-Gov. Thos. q. RnsA SfHsfylsnA (isd ct
Baltimore last Wsdnssday.Aged IS. s..
About dozen large hopsssin New York have
failed. and many otheirss affs' lettering.
Hon. Thod.' r: BOxit, I pfdninsns asnosrstie
member Of the 34th and s5th Congress, has Just
died in Maryland. 49,
The wife Of A.G Clark. q NarshalI county /,
Iowa, murdered her three children in bed, last
Tuesday, and then disappeared. - { 1e'..s ~
Tho prize fight between McCool and Allen, it
is said, will not como off, The difficulty is about
a stake holder
The Amsterdam and London bondholdsrs are
about to sue the Erie Railroad Company for g..
100000 lease money. Oh
Commissioner Delsno has determined to over.
haul the income returns Of last year. and has de-
tailed swarm Of officer, 70 the principal cities
to perform that labor
Fremouts missing men, % long lost, have been
found near the Opal Fork Of the Rio Grands on
the mountains The skeletons Of six men and
forty-aix horses were discovered As they have
oesn gone about twenty years, it 10 safe to pre-
sumo that they arc pretty dead.
The democracy Of California elected eleven
oatof The fourteen District Judges At the lats
election. We wish come Of thoss democrat,
would como here We like their way Of doing
things. y ..t|l 1.l5f j,it an
Tho wheat market is gluttsd not only in Chi.
cage butin New York snd the supply in Europe
is unusually large, consequently the present very
low price OF that cereal, being At Chicago only
IS t. 81 cents.
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The undersigned takes great pleasure in announcing to the
citizens or ottawa and vicinity that he has opened
large and well selected stocl, OF
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Ballous Monthly and Frank LesliesG Please,
Hours. for December, at Osman i HApeman's.
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subscriptions received for all the principal
papers and periodicals Published in tho United
States, by Osman s. Hspeman.
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FOX TRADE.
No. 40,

splendid stock Of homcmade clohiag for good farm Ia
Ia Sale county Or Gaw. city properly "A good bargain
Alschuler Co. Aho great inducements offered ceh buy
ere RI II, ri LOWE co.
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FINE RlIsslDENCE FOR SALE
Known rs the Earl property corner Of Webster and Hen
ION Streets weet Of sderut In Ottawa-bcing lots and q
block OF subdivision Of Sw fri Of Sec. H. T. @ r. T. Fine
large house. with 10 or rooms, barn. WELL cprn &c
Yard beautifully ornaentcd with flowers srubbery and
garden Iu OF fruit For terms, apply to
. . D. r. NASH, Agent,
NOV. l3-u At First National Bank, Ottawa.
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Die0.

On the 4th inst. at Mercy Hospital Chicsxo JOHN D
HUB, formerly Of this city. Aye o.
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Hollands GERMAN Bitters

sentreiy vegetable, and contains no liquor Il isa
compound Of Fluid Extracts. The Roofs. Herbs aud
Barks from which these Extracts are made are cath
cred IN Germany. All the Medical virtues ar. ex.
tracted rom them by scientific chemist These ex-
tracts are then forwarded ths country to be used
expressly for the manufacture OF these Bitters There
10 NO Alcoholic substance Of any kind used in com.
Poundng the Blttcr-, hence IL j. the only Bittcrs
That can he i-ed IN case. where alcoholic rtimuants
are not advisable
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RUFtALO SCALRS. -Groeers counter ~seu:hst
~ ann"d plasNwm ssd hey sos.s. roy ssls At
- WA~ .I4- 0aAwX ! POp ~ T.
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PROPOSALS FOR MATTRESSES.

NAVY DEPARTHEST,)
BUREAU or PRoVIsIess AMP CLoTHis0,
Sealed Proposals. indOrsed Proposals for Mat;
trassss, will be received at this Bureau unit 2
O'Clock, p. m on the niteenth day q November
livefed at the New York Navy Yard, one thousand
sSs e. Bo.UH Yard and
at ths New York saw Yard mus, hare ones one yer
% Be dsiiysrsd y tSs P6lisdelp6is and Boston
Bach Mattress mast weigh ten pounds. including
length and thirty one inches wide, The cover;
twsnty nine inches IN Width. The hair, tsk ING,
eeygs and make mSst be equal e ~ IanplO: a
Boston, and at This Bureau.
.saNsyy Yard, EsT York hys san4rsd 4 'hs
the boston Navy Yard within thirty days. aud
he balance within ninety days, from the date OF
Bonds, with approved security, will be required
In one quarter the estimated amount Of the CON
tract, aud twenty per cent 10 addition VIII be
collateral security for the due performance Of tbs
contract, which reservation will not be paid until
the CONTRACT Is fully complied with, ,,..
Every offer must be accompanied by writer
| guarantee, Hlgued by one or moro rehponsble per
sons that the bidder or bidders vii lthis or ,hoi
| bid be accepted, enter into an obligation within
| Ave days. with good and sufficient saretes. TO fur
nish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompa
| MED by such guarantee, and the Department re
serves the right 70 reject any proposal unless tn
| responsibility Ofthe guAIRntors Ia certified to b,
| The Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the DiStrit
Ia which they reside, aud unless the license re
Quired by Act Of Congress Is furnished With tn
proposal, as well as to reject any proposal nc
considered advantageous to the G2ysTnpsHSy
noS.lOt Chief Of Bureau.
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81
WEST YIR0INIA, AND VICINITY.


In pursuance o. ibs sst approved December is,
Pso s aea Gsssa s.s q ferfS
Wee. yir.ni,, and y,einity VII be s9ls By public
tississ rom day ssf .old .na con
nss ..'St q W.. iii Z rs ss
% describe II herein bu. description Of the sams
r; Viii Y. !; ;s:s printed. upon 'S'if apply
S. z: s ssa n aS ri I S
ana runsins 70 the Western boundary On the 20.
III. ssoasa. .ss .ssi
s.d s sSs sas S.i S ord
ihsn are turbine. o. The most ,pprO ysd kind. and
iss others are mostly cast Iron with wooden
h. second will be III. site Of the Rins Factory
Ing. upon which have been Destroyed, but The
canal I, In Food order s,.,... p. III, .
h5s T r ne s On e. ssh e
thsHarpeL,s ferr{ shore, opposite.
land, across the Shenandoah.
Frisnd.' ore Bani, acquired BY decd from Henry
:s}s Houses and Lots
.rssI pssmset sSsii SsSs been nsds IN fui. al i:
right aad titls TO the property. which Is believed
The terms Of sale prescribed BY law arc a credit
OF one and two year,; the purchAsers to rive bond
and security for the payment OF the purchas,
money, and hese terms must DO complied with
within ton days after the sale.
A map showing the metes and bounds OF tn,
HArpef,s Ferry property will DO exhibited At thu
The Goysrnmsnt rs.srye. the right to withdraw
any or ali lots offered II the bids are n9l s.tsfAe
WIZ Brsvs, Major General. Chief Of oTdasncs
NOTICE TO pELINagEsrs,
| Paraoua - ho a reh A n 1871. bAye nc
| fully paid for them, are notified that II they pa
| what 10 due before the day Of sale, the lots vi
| A. d. DYER,
| Brevet Major General. Chief Of Ordnance,
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BREY.
o'''' sd asE w. e.. q se r. p

0' fos Sr' %aS SS~i q s' u HHf'.''}
Sealed Proposals. n dsplicsis,, Win copy Of
s, mt, i q tsssf;s
z lsp. for supplying Fresh Beef to the troops At
'fhs ssid Beef must BE- ff..h. Of good nsrte,.-
BILE quality. IN equal prcporticn. Of fsrs and hind
."s !. s. so. !. =:
s. required 81. and % such days :. Inc comnsnd.
ing dMosr may DESIGNATE. BOT exceeding four times
Tho n.eks Of cattle sisushtered for beef to be
ne fourth y.iiebr.I ioisi and The brss., irinn.d
% ss.s e fosS inoSss sSc,s Ss isso c,n
ss 2. ter GH sig to sight inches above
~ Ss up .i an. sos,
and date. above mentioned, for supplyisE con.
Po: H% sSppS nis s.sS ssss.
.Ssh .. .iiioia aid porisf:hOsss steaks. .tshdiss
These eonifscis to be in foro, sig months, or .ueh
less time as the Compl.sary General shall direct,
sSSss q as W. sa
No proposal viii Sssssertsi ed thu, /. No, mad.
by aresulst butcher, and the fan name and sd.
q & s,;s each S!s Hp, 3.
su baa.4s ssr sRo Sds az. cp.ns
,n ~: son,t.stor vii BE- rsa.irsd Y enter int9
s.e " two rsspsn.,s. sSa.siss, aS aSoss ns..s
nj Tn az p q peal. w! .soet
r q, A yhish Tine ana piae. Sidd.ms. are r..
al sIs: marked r.p.. for Fresh
RyI Ma. J. ". MAcnuRRAY.
al, a, FIRST Lisutsaant. iH artillery, 4. 9, 9.
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CONVENIENT -sALg OF cLoTuIso AND
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United States Army, q large lot OF Inserviceabie
and dsmaesd 0iotkinG Camp and o harrison Equip.
age, consisting Of
M,87 Woolen Blankets,
$50 Uniform Goats.
1900 Great Goats, mounted.
N,No pairs Stockings.
1000 pairs Trousers,
ll12pairs Boots
e,kN pairs Bootees,
l,t66 bhsltsr Tents,
And other articles.
Terms; CASH payable In United States eur
Alipropsrty purchased must be removed With.
hye days
Goods will be sold In lots to suit purchaser
Catalogues will be furnishsd on application at
this once. or At the once Of Captain Gil, sehuyl
Thomas Sons. iD and ID south TouSih .t,sst
STEWART VAN yLlET,
General, U. 8, Army, oel2.td