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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-10-04

ArroNATTox-PE>Nr CONDITION Or 4
lIsTomcAL Sror.-A letter from a corr6spon-
dent of the New York Post, travelling in
Yireinia, contains the following
When TIE brakeman opens the car door
and calls out in loud tone, Appomattox, ''
there is a general rush Of heads to the ear
windows, and everybody looks out eagerly,
as if expecting 10 see something very won
derful.
Nothing of the kind appears \ les
historical place in appearance viii not be
found in all this uninyiting region. \ coun-
try store. wheelwright and blacksmith
shops, an aged individual with tobacco juice
running ont of the corners of his mouth. and
two or three piles of oak bark. constitute
the first view Of Arpomatox. rs seen from
the windows of the train True. this i,
only the station. tie village of Appomat-
toN being a mile or more away. aud the
scene of the memorable surrender further
away still. No monument. am told. marks
the Waterloo of the rebellion The New
Yorker. You may be sure. had his head out
Of the window and his tongue going.
Where Is that apple tree that Lee sur
rendered under ?'
Done cut down. said the aged per
SON
"Where are the root-?'
Done cut up
'Who cut EN- up-Yanks2"
"lanks and confeds both
Roots all gone -
"Clean gone
well, I'm right down sorry. came
Lere expressly 20 buy them roots. intending
to divide 'em equally between Ulysse.
and Horace Good hy. my venerable friend. g
Far you well, said the old man, as III,
| train moved of.
1t is related As singular circumstanc,
that the owner of the farm on which Lee
surrendered also owned the farm on whicl
the first battle of Ball Run, July Is, 1851
was fought Fleeing from the might of tn,
Union armies, he found in Appomattox, a.
he thought, place to which they woulC
never penetrate. and there. by singular
ehaene, witnessed the downfall of the con
federaey.
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THE ONE DOLLAR BILL

Of rlimmerine anthracite. and cazed with
sort Of -eapv reflective satisfaction at the
crimson m6reru cirtains- and the ,rrav cat
fast a-leep on the hearth. and tbecanary bird
rolled into drowsv ball Of yellow down ON
It's rereh
This !. -Duo.-' o,otb tbe Souirs =. I'm
e"a ! mai ihat ielkI spot l1ed IN the iarn
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\ TNm WAsr.-At recent meeting of
the British Association. in Brighton. in the
section cf zoology and botany, Sir John Lul-
book exhibited a tame wasp which had been
in his possession for about three months.
which be had brought with him from the
Pyrenee~ The wasp was of social kind
and he took it in its nest formed Of twenty
seven cells. in which there were fifteen eggs.
and had the wasp been allowed to remain
there, by this time there would have been
quito a little colony of wasis None Of the
cc-~. however, came TO maturity. and the
wasp has laid Do eges since it has been in
his possession. The wasp w.s now quite
tame. though at first /, was rather too ready
with its string. Il now ate sugcr from his
hand and allowed him 10 stroke it, The
wasp had every appearance of health and
happincS- and although it enioved an '' out
ing occasionally. i, readily returned TO it,
bottle. which il seemed to regard rs a home
This was the first tame wasp kept by itself
be- had ever heard 1f
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! PLANTS FOR Sunny WINDOws.-Yines for
the window whether in summer or in winter,
are now the fashion of all fond of window
gardening. \ pleasant idea of what plants
to place in the window is gained from the
following suggestions of a Boston exchange ::
If your window is sunny there is no limit
to the flowers YOU may have from Christmas
until the wild ones come again. With two
nyaurandias, one white, the other purple,
with high colored dwarf nasturtium Tor
tropaoleum, as it is called) and English iyy,
and vigorous plant Of German ivy (or SEN
eciO scandens) YOU can make screen for
your window more beautiful than anv Ra-
phael or Da Vinci ever designed for yours
is the perfect original of their defective re-
presentation. The vines should be at the
ends of the box, 50 as to be trained on the
sides and over the top Of the window frame
Then, close to the glass-lor true to its
name, it loves the sun-put a heliotrope or
two, trailing winter blossoming fuchsia.
geranium, and, for the sake of contrast.
white one, whose flowers have a bright eve
in the centre. Do not be afraid of crowding
the plants; but SOW mignionette and sweet
alyssum seed, as well as the tiny ones of lin
aria cymbalaria or coliseum ivy. If not in
tending to have but one box. do not forget
plant or two of the neat, handsomely mark
petunias, for they will give you lasss Of
flowers from the first week Of blooming until
put out in the garden in the spring Yel-
low myrtle and the plant commonly called
wandering jew and EGGPLANT, as well as a
variety Of saxilrage, known as beelsteak
geranium, may be made to droop over the
front Of your box, and their graceful sprays
will reach even to the floor. if YOU wish
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DIEIp.

AUSTIN On the 9Th instant. Arthur BRUM-
= II III. only child Of Daniel VI and EliZsbsth Z.
Austin, aged months and L days.
ThN relatives and friends Of the family invited
q sttend t- fune-al IRON the residence q Nathan
BrUmf-if, Jui1nsOwn, ID. G., Thursday after
UCUL., ~ Id al. CF.
One Ne loved has left our number,
n he dark aud silent TOMB;
Closed bis eyes in deaf nl-ss slumber,
Fai-t IN his early bloom
RAEBIs GTUN. Ga IN 4th instant, "A. Sis O. m
WILLIAM BABBINGTON, ased As years.
Eis funeral will take place Friday afternoon, a.
"a OCl cS from his late residence corner LIST and
i streets east. %
FERAN Sunday, September LIST, THOMAS FE
RAS, ia he 73.i scar of his
Funeral VIII take place from his late residences
No 13O thirteenth street., Thursday morning q.
70 50 O ClCCk, ami proceed TO IT. Alryslus church
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend Is
WILMER On the ith instant, FRANCIS
BOSNIA. daughter OF Francis and Marion wilmer
aged 10 ears ard 4days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
90 stteEd her fuu-rAl, from the residence of her
Varents, No. 2023 I street N. W, on Thu rsdsy
keDteRlbsr 5th, at O'Clock
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CONTENTS or THx MANUAL.


fABT l.-Tsrtn Law. from lstl % date, The por-
tion IN ivrce Il ~ large type, Whale that watch =
IePealed IL in small type.
PAkI Ii.-Sebeduies oS Rates OF Dates, slphsbeti-
Csiit III a. etc, Win eNtTaoSS from Regulations
and Decisions OF Treasury Department - foot
APPENDlN.-FOreign Moneys, value -fNed ~
law. Foreign weights ard Neasnr. 8, reduced 20
tscs. standard w@is ut % grain Liu-al yzra- ~
cuced 40 ssusre yards luvoices when in order.
klt-y without voice. Abatement ~ duties for
C60lagr curing the voyage OF ini portkftun. sam
pies nt goods Re arrrsi. efnents. Dates payable
II com hNcess II wei hr. Lirn Tor du.ies. Ton
de, med s1p ID. RailFaa6 iron imported frr 2.
Isits only. Drawbacks on coTiaCs of foreign henr.
hcrCfaTulS- iuNCiC-d az an erage price. how
Guy a>sc--eC. Dsayrack Ga rasnnt -tar-s ci itn-
V'rt' q mate iEis. T-rnssr tax Tlrs how rs ID.
50 . fr'm tcDeeS Nareh suse- time limile 4.
iraWh.th on q. lgn Faitpetre manufactured Into
Erf rOWaer. Prs'esf against decision vf Collector
as-es -lnE rae r cuts anc apre1 -bCretrUm O. he
81 y prT IT eds i'm ported Ia certain fore "a
NeNs-ls. Pure cracker, can De dep siJyd va wac
house. tnNuires state foreign weights ani
ffa~UfCs hsEEaE" "a trans through a. =.
"a nary de1-td. -alf iu blni for curing tsh.
Damage a. rust 4 iroI Or steel. Discriminating
SooG Hcye, when imported from places west
thereof. Il ~ dirg ard marking D rckage trans
ToTtsd m bond. Gods remaining in store over
lhr'e years 30 b Considered as abandoned Re
lHrCTiations. Return cargo. Machinery i'm
ported tor repaifs h,eu'Ations fer the i'm D rita
ilOn OF gouos. IN bond, direct for cef tain aUlanl
po:t-. irsV back On manufactures Of wood. Ma-
ieTials tor st'p building, free Of duty, under
tain A. Cuisti0us.
PRINTED heavy white paper and we'll bound
Price, s , IN Vsper ard : 2.5O ia cloth. Pu5hshed
an. tor sale by PHILIP & SDLOMbNs.
aua sl1 Penn-y lyEuia svsnue.
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RY GREEN h WILLIAMS, suctioneers
~ No. lOUl. nOrthW est corner 10Th and ID As,

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE. SITUATED ON NORTH 8
sIbSEETs BbETEWEEn 14JH AND i3ra
PRESSED BRICK FROM DWELLING
HOUSE, CONTAINING SEVEN OR EIGHT
boUMS, INCLUDING BATH ROOM
IL BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
~. OF the District of Columbia, passed in EQuity
s@s@-cause No 6i9, wherein Philip : ChappeH
and John Leary are com claimants and Daniel Shsna.
han and henry sithers are sefendants, the under
signed Trustees vii, sell at public auction, the
highest bidder, in front Of the premises. on FRI
DAY, he 2oth day of September, ID 1872 At the
he OF O'Clock m, sll thst piece or p4rcel Of
ground lying and being situate ia the city or ash
irgtOn in the District OF Columbia, and known and
described as Lot numbered fry five 1881, in oeirce
and hlinsle'- subdivision Of Square two hundred
and seven i2CI), together with the improvements,
consisting Of a handsome Brick Dwelling house.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by said decree: One
thlId OF purchase money cash. and the balance
thereof IN six, nine, twelve, fifteen and eighteen
months from day Of sale, with interest; payment
thereof to be secured by the bond bonds, promis
sorry note or notes of the purchaser purchasers,
with security sureties to be approved by the trus
tees; said purchaser purchasers TO have the
OF the trustees, and 20 transfer such Insurance to
said trustees A deposit of $500 will be required
when the property is cold. All conve gancing aud
stamps at cost of purchaser purchasers. Ifterms
OF sale be not onpled with within five days, the
trustees shall have the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
Any person desiring 70 examine the house can get
Pennsylvania avenue between 9Th and 9TH streets
west WILLIAM MIGLER,l -.
A. 3. WORTHIEGTOE,{ 'iuStoeo'
aug30- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Ii IL Tson G0t1 Bonds the Sorrnsrn Pacific Rsi
r1ad Company furnishes % tn public Invest
nent security which combines tine ressy negOtia-
uiAtJ, TIRE convenience, ant The high credit Of q
1-stcsss railroad b7Gd, Vih tae s1hity and safety
q = reel estate mortgage land worth st least
sSice TIE zrLCuut loaned.
They are etered n. par IL currency, 4zd yield .
dAhbsOAE PROFIr to those exchanging rs.
The bonds are . trst and only mortgage on the
roec ts e1Eipns nts and earnings, and also on 8
iand Grant which, the g,etiOn Of the road viii
average 2s1O acres to each mile Of track
They arr tssasd in denominations from $40 70
el&o Coupon, and sltO 70 SIC eU Registered, have
trty years 10 run bear interest Of TsO per cent.
IN SOLD, and are EXEMPT fROn UNITED
STATES TAX TO the no
lhe esAi-aSausl ints~est on the Registered Bonds
3 PAD with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the pest ono.
address Of the holder
All nsrketaele stocks and Bonds received IN ex-
chsnse, without expense TO the investor, At their
highest current prices.
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DOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRCSTEES'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY At AUCTION. THREE SrOKY
BRICK HOUSE ON FIRST STREET, GEORGE
ToWE,D, G.
- By virtue u a deed Of trust dated November
ES 2oth ISL, recorded in libsr Csc, folio ISL, Of
A4A the land records of Washington county, Dis
trict Of Columbia, and by direction Of the holder If
the notes secured thereby, we will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on TT ESDAY septic nber
10, lS72: at o'clock p all Ihsse parts OF lots
lW l0S, leg and 10, in Beatty and ,wkns addition
to Georgetown. described as follows: Beginning on
the north side OF st street, ninety feet east from
Frederick street thence running east q feet thence
north and parallel with Frederick street us feet to
an alley; thence west on said alley II feet, and
thence south to the beginning, and also the stable
the north side of said alley b the eastsrnmost
stable but one Of the range of stables built and
fronting on the north side Of said alley.
Terms Of sale, required by said deed are: 800
together with ten per cent interest thereon, from
May D. S72, and the expenses of this sale, in cash;
balance in and IL months, bearing interest from
the day Of sale and secured by deed OF the
property. S2Co dowa when the property is struck
of. Stamps and convey anciDg at the cost of the
purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied
with thin week from the day of sale the trus-
tees reserve the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaul.iDg purchaser.
"a, pIhGRRSGEhfLLE.{ Trustees.
se2-d6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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EKoPOsALs FOB BEADsTONEs SOB Ma
l. TI0SAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
QUARTERNAsTER GKSERAL's OFFICE.

QUARTERNASTER GENERALS UFFICR.
NAsHIN6ToN, ID. c., August I, lSZ.A
Proposals are invited for marking the graves in
the nstional cemeteries required by law, to De
addressed TO the Quarter master General, Washing
TOD, ID. q.
Proposals should state the price for each head
ST. preperly inscribed and the head of the
grave in each national military cemetery.
Bios mey be for the whole work Of all the csmete-
ries, for that OF several cemeteries in district OF
iCr a single cemetery.
The bonds required will be- IN amount, twenty l20l
Per cent. of the whole smOu4t Of each contract.
All proposals received by the Quartermestsr Cen
eral VIII be opened on the 18TH DAY OF OcTOBER.
ls72, at noon, At the Office Of the Qusrtermsster Gen
erGl Washington ID. O., in presence of bidders, and
contracts will be awarded TO the lowest responsible
bidders as soon as comparison OF the samples and
prices can be c mpleted, provided the samples
deemed suitable by the Secretary of War.
All samples should be distinctly marked in order to
prevenT mistakes.
Lists CT the cemeteries, with the number Of graves
10 each together with full information as TO cOndi
tons, requirements. Sc., will be furnished pill
Washington, ID. G
Envelopes, containing proposals.. 70 be Endorsed
proposals for headstones fer national military
Cemeteries" and addressed to the QuaTtermaster
General " ashingtOn, ID. O. NJ. q. HE'G5,
QuartermsBter General, Brevet Major General, u.
= "a. jy3l-6Ot
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CIRCULATISa LIBRARY,
~ IN Y N O. A R1II. DINO.

Corner 9th and ID streets.
The Washington Library Company would csll at
tentlen % the Tact that this Is the only large Orcu
lating Library In town. IL contains over ~ 900
VOLUMES, embracing works Of History, Ira ell I,
Biography, Fiction, and General Literature. TIE
revenues, hey ond incidental expenses, devoted
10 the purchase OF new books Open from n ,
Till 10 2. Terms, with right TO take books from
the HbrHryD IS PER snnum. Ntsitors pect-
fully invited 20 call and anime the catalogue. The
IbT srsD will be In attend ut sl times 10 give
desired information jyfq
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~ g T 10

SFEnIH1 u a Ekn skagIUHskE srOBk
AND BLANK BOOK GASSFACGURY.
First-class goods et fair PRICES, fer cash
SfTBoGhAPHING, EsGRAYlN9, PRINTING
AND ENDING BONE TO OKDEa
Ese public invited 20 call and Na-liRs on
az stock. BEN. n. FkENJE,
Under NatfoEai metropolitan Bank,
AID EeJt deer 70 jay Cooke Oe.t
1eit-G Nashin Gton, u 1
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SALE OF vALUABLE IMPROVED REAL rs
TsTE ON 6rH STREET, BETWEEN G AND
Ia On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Septem
E. Der 9th, at 8 O'Clock, will sell. on the
premises, all thar piece or parcel of ground
hing and being situated in the city of wA.hin xtOn.
and known and described the plat or plan Ct said
city and being. Lot Il, in Square $50 together
with the inprov ements.
This property fionts IS feet on 5th street with a
depth of IS feet, and is improved by three story
Brick building. now used as dwelling house, with
bakery attached, ovens. &C, all complete
The above sale offers a rare chance to parties
wishing to secure business stand with velliag
attaches: The property is in good condition and
worthy the attention OF buyers.
Terms: One third cash: balance ia and IL months.
notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest and
secured by deed of trust All cony aneing, stamps
&c. at cost OF purchaser deposit of 80 will be
required as soon as the property is knocked off.
au3l W. l.. WALL & Co, Aucts
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VALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LAND
WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS, AT AUO-


"A o. MONDAY. the 2Ist day of September, A.
La D lol2, 81 IL O'Clock a. m. we shall sell, on
the premises, that valuable Tract of Land be-
longing to Emanuel Lacey, ESQ, and adjoining the
farms Of John v. Clark and John Hoover, ESQ.
lying IN Prince George county, Md, and on the new
cut Blsdensburg road. about four miles from the
WASHINGTON city markets, on thu Glenwood Come
terry road This place cannot be surpassed a
truck garden in the state If MARYLAND It will be
sold as follows, viz: One 20 acrs Lot, with the i'm
prove ments, consisting of large dwelling house,
barn. stable corn and hen and smokeA0use, with su
excellent pump 4 water At the door: two 10 acre
Lots, uninpToved, with never failing streams of
water r1nniDg through each lot This place Will
positively be sold without reserve to the highest
bidders TO which ask the attention of buyers to
attend the sale. they will not be dsap ointei in
reference 10 purchasing et a positive sale
Terms: OBe-halt cash; balance in |, 2, and years
fer notes hearir interest, and secured by deed of
trust the premises cold. All conveyaucing and
revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. S2)0
down each lot at tha time of sale. And If the
terms Srs not complied with within ten days after
she day ~ sale, the owner reserves the right to
sell the property at the risk and cost of the defaut
ing purchaser. by advertising three times In some
Newspaper published in Washington city.
tlsO, after the sale Of land, sh all sell all the
growing CROP consisting. in part. OF 90 600 cabbages
acres of psragus, 200 rhubarb pants, &c. Also
four GOOD work horses. harness, wagons carts and
all kids of farming implements, which we deem
unnecessary 20 mention. Terms of personal, cash.
so4d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Dl GREEN & WILLIAMS, ABctfoneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and Dstreetr.
RETAIL SALE OF THE STOCK IN TRADE OF
MILAN BRETT, AGENT; Also, FIN
IURES. ROCK A{CDTTkTs. LEASE. w.

CIOOh
WILLIAM r. BRETT, AGEST; ALSO, FIN
TURES, BOOK ACC0UETS, LEASE, sc.
by virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court o the
District Of Columbia passed therein the 18th dsy
OF June. ID lo72, in causc therein pending be
tween Jacob u. Lyon, plaintiff, and William Y.
Erett, defendant, said Cause numbered 2T66, Eq
Doc. II. tie undersigned, appointed Receivers by
said decree. will, on THU KSDAY. the 18th day Of
September instant, proceed to sell N retail! At the
premises numbered 932 street, N. W At public
auction, the whole stock in trade of William r.
Brett, agent; also, $500 in book accounts; also,
fixtures.
The said stock in trade consists of Trimmings
Fine laces Shawls, Gents Furnishing Goods, La
Gies Under Garments, Handkerchief, Collars, But
tons, and Show cases, Counters, &c.
The sale viii commence at 10 O'Clock m. and
continue from day to day until the whole stock
shall be dis posed Of All purchases cash.
MILES DEAN lp...,-
K ROSS PERRY. neceFers.
se3-d GREEN < WILLIAMS, Aucts
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pROPOSALS FOE coal
IRFASt- DETkRTNENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AID PRINTING.

TRFASL- : DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau OF ENGRAVING AID PRINTING.
August zsth, iSl2
Sealed Proposals viii be received 81 this office
until 10 O'Clock =. n on SATURDAY, tAs 15th day
~ September, lS2, for furnishing Eight Hundred
LoiUl Tons of Hun ot Mine georges Creek Gambler
iaEd Coat g. he dsliyaset a. such times zul places
and IN such quantities. may be required. aud sub
lect q lie conditions required by act 81 CONFESS ap
proved JUS II, 100, That such coal shall weigh
2,eD youLds T. the tn. 81 all Be spected ahd
weighed end The quantity Of each 10 d riided ~
tie time # delivery by the person appointed and
qualified under the act for that pu pose aud that he
pTescritcu lee Of 70 cents ter eacn ten inspected,
weighed and delivered shall b. paid By the cOntrac-
ter.
Proposals will be considered binding for week
from Ih- 2sih of September, 1872 tle Departm mt
reseryiI The right to reject all any portion Of
the bids IL red
No prep GALS will b. enter med unless accomps-
nied by satisfactory idenO- of ability fulfil the
cent? act, viii any pa, mt lie made without the
certificate OF the inspector that the Coal furnished
il such as the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent to the
Office Gf GEO. b MCOARTEE,
CHIEF Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
au29-e I'd Treasury Department.
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pT GREEN y WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOTS ON
TWiELETH STREET WEST, BET" ZEN

NUhIH " AND BUU NDAKf STREET..
- BY virtue of deed of trust 20 me. dated
FEBRUARY l4h, 1872, and recorded in Liber No
632 folio l22. ct seq of the land records Of the
District or Colombia, will sell at public sucioa,
in front of the premises, OF TUESDAY, the 10Th
day 81 September, lS72, st So o'clock D m, Lots
numbered ave 90 Fix TO- seven a., and eight 80,
and the north tea feet by Ihe depth thereof Of Lot
No. four "a, and the south ten feet By the depth
thereof OF Lot No. nine 49, in Starr & MetcalTs
sub division OF square three hundred and two ,3J2l
or so much thereof as may be necessary. This pro-
perty fronts eighty (SD) feet 18th street. aud is
ninety five 1851 feet one q inch in dep'h.
Tei ms OF sale: One half cash, and the balance at
8 and ~ months, for which the notes of the pur-
chaser, bearing interest from the day of SAL, aud
secured by deed of trust the property sold, VIII
lie taken. deposit Of $50 will be required Of the
purchaser at the time OF sale. All conyeyauciug
and revenue stamrs at The expense of the purchaser
WIN. +. MhTTINGLY. Trustee.
auP24 GREES e WILGIAMs, Ructs
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PROPOSALS.
pROPosALs FoR AhMY CLOTHING AN

DRUPUcALS FOB AEM1 CLOTHING AND
u Nationals.
DEPOT tgAREERMAsTER OFFICE. Z
PHILADELPHIA. Augus' p, is12
SfsleO Proposals viii received this uttCe. in
CUpigRtv, " here proper forms Ni De furnished J
EnlI 2 cock m. GA MnNDAG. September 81,
lel2, Tor the delivery at the SchuglkM Arsenal,
PhliaLt phia, Of N following articles:
oSuO Helmets Cav airy. with trimmings com plete.
$40 Do. Light ARTILLERY, %.
l5Ne0 Uniform Caps, Infantry, do.
SONt do Artillery. %
goo Campaign hsts, with trimmings complete.
- tOJ Forage ,aps.
j go lsTcs Black Italian Cloth.
IA do. yellow do.
90 go do. Col.red Jeans for Innings
$40 Dozen Black MadiinR. pou de n the dozen.
TO be equal in all r.c IN. samples wnicn can
he at this Oce Proposals will be received for
any portion 81 the above articles. Bidders viii
iste 10 the proposals the quantity bid iOr aid a.
lire # de't>tTy: and elduTse thereon Proposals
for Amy CiOt hing and Materials
l.. q. EASTON,
snrs-st Al O-art.r msa.er lianl q 8. Ar,-r.