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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-04-18
TIE RESOLUTIONS.
[GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH. !

HARRISBURG, April 1O.-The Com
mittee on Resolutions reported the follow
ing, which were adopted
First: Reafirming devotion to the
principles of the Republican party, and
the belief that its continuance in power is
is necessary for the success of those
principles. .T
Second Declaring that the adoption
of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, aud Fif
teenth Constitutional Amendments has
not been acquiesced in by all, SO as to
render secure and permanent the incor
porations in that instrument.
Third: Sustaining the policy of Pro
lection, and against further appropria
tion of public lauds to corporations or in-
dividuals.
Eomth: Demanding continued reduc
tioD of the public debt, economy in na.
tional State administrations, and reduc,
tion of taxes as rapidly as is consistent
with the public credit. 10
Iifth: Declaring that internal taxes
should be removed before the reduction
of the tariff on foreign goods, and that in
any change in the tariff the tax on tea
and coffee should be removed.
.Siirth: Approving the Presidents
trial of Civil Service Reform, and declar.
ing that this or some other system should
have fair trial; aud that the RepubI-
can party has given full evidence of its
ability to administer the Government
honestly, faithfully, and successfully, and
claims from the people a continuance of
confidence and support. - Ay
Seventh Pointing with pride to the
records of President Grants Administra-
ton, not only has internal taxation been
reduced but 300,000,0 900 of public debt
has been paid off; result never before
attained by any people under the like cir
cupstances, aud for which we are debted
to the rigid honesty, strict economy, and
sterling integrity which the President
has broughtto the administration OF na-
tioDal affairs.
Eighth-: Presenting Gen. Grants name
for reuominatioD, confident that the peo
pie will again rally to the support OF the
man who nobly fought the battles aud
brought the nation through its struggles,
and who has since successfully admins
tered the Government so as to ocommand
admiration at home and abroad.
The last resolution acongratulates the
people on the mplishment of the call
for Convention to revise the Constitu
ton.
The following electoral ticket was re
ported and adopted: AT large, Adolph
y Borie and John M. Thompson Dis
tricts First, Joseph A. Bonham 7; Sec
ond, Marcus A, Davis; Third, g Nor,
risou Coates; Fourth, Henry Bumm ;
Fifth. Theo. NJ Wilson Sixth. John NJ.
Broomalf;; Seventh, Francis Shredder ;
Eighth, w. II. Richards Ninth, Edwin
H Green Tenth. David K. Shoemaker,
Eleventh, d. r. Miller; Twelfth, j.. NJ
Morton Thirteenth, Theo. Strong Four
teenth, John Passmore Fifteenth, b. d
Freeman; Sixteenth, Jesse Merrill ;
Seventeenth, Henry Orlady Eighteenth,
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uOLNES, JR.
. Attorney mt Law,
STROUDSBURG, PA.

ohce, on Main Street, 5 doors above the
~ %I.,o'uldSburg House, and opposite kusters
Colhng store.
I5-Business of all kinds attended to with
PomPness ard fidelity.
May &, lS69.-tf
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-04-18

A Michigan gin mill keeper has this
evasive arrangement to avoid temperance
laws: You put your ten cents on a spot
marked whisky" the apparatus re-
wolves and directly you see glass of
whisky, standing before you, aud you
don't know, of course, who gave it to you,
or how it came there.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-04-18
Danish Cookery and Social Habits.

An English Lady, resident in Copen
city. says the Philadelphia Press, con
demning the every day life of the Danes !:
"And now for little insight into Dan
ish domestic life. First (this is for your
dear mother) comes the cooking. Just
fancy sitting down to tureen Of barley
favored with beer and brown sugar, or
sago favored with claret aud sugar, with
raw salt herring as bone boucte Meat
soup or beef tea is served clear, the beef
done to rags, is eaten with sauce favored
with horse radish. No vegetables allow
ed. Black bread, sour as vinegar, is the
standing dish on every ones table, and
when you wish to do your best for com
pany, you place a pot of goose grease By
its side This on the bred, with a sprink
le of salt, is considered the thing The
floors being uncarpeted as a general thing
among people of the middle classes, vast
amount of scrubbings takes place. But
they know better than to 20 on their knees,
and scrub away with long. handled brush,
using the floor cloth as a mop. Every
one iu fne weather airs, beats and brush
es every article of clothing, bedding, &c +,
that can be made to stand such per.
formance, and il is funny enough to see
their beds, &c, hanging on the lines wait
ing their turn But all their housekeep.
ing is generally very neat, and among the
poorer classes one looks in vain for dir,
ty or ragged person" -
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AMES u. WALTON.
Attorney mt Law.

Qhee in the building formerly occupied
% L. NJ. Burson, and opposite the Strouds-
'ugg Bank, Main street, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Jan l3-tf
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D R. j. L A N T z,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist,

Stjll has his office Main Street, in the second
Sp~ nf Dr. =. WaltOH'S brick building nearly oppo-
.nc the StrnudSburg House and be fdlIeTs himself
fl hy eighteen constant practice and the
earnest aut caretuI attention to all matters pertaining
{, hts profession, that he Is fully able to perform an
aeratoaS IN the dental line in the CAREFUL taste
%. dnl Skui manner.
Special attention given to saving the Natural Teeth ;
s.>, 10 the Insertion Of Artificial reelh Rubber
Cold, Silver or Continuous Gums, and perfect fits In
arI cases InSured.
MIST persons know The great fully and danger Of en-
u,lIng their work 10 the inexperienced or to those
living a u distance. Apnl l3, lS7i.-ly
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-04-18

The number of clerks who are seeking
employment in New York to day is la
mentrble. A gentleman met one as a car
driver who formerly had salary Of $4,000
in large mercantile house.
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Synopsis of the Game and Fish Laws of
the State. r

The Nimrods aud Isaac Waltous of this
Deighborhood should not allow their zeal
in hunting aud fishing sports to cause
them to violate any of the appended laws:
DEER. a
1t shall not be lawful for any person to
kill, hunt or take by any device, means
or contrivance whatever, sell or expose for
sale, have unlawfully in his possession, or
worry or hunt with hound or dogs, any
deer or fawn, between the 3 LIST day of
December, in any year, and the lst day
of September in any year; ProUided,
That nothing in this section shall apply
to tame deer or those kept in parks
Any person violating the foregoing pro-
vision of this act shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor, shall likewise be liable
to penalty of fifty dollars
PHEAsANTs, PARTRIDGEs, TURKEY, ETC
No person shall kill or have unlawful
ly in his possession or expose for sale,
any rufed grouse or pheasant, between
the 10th day of December and the first
day of August, or any quail or Virginia
partridge between the 18th day of De-
cember aud the lst day Of October, or
any wild turkey, between the first day of
January and the lst day of October, or
any OK squirrel or gray squirrel or rabbit,
between the first day of January and the
first day of August, under a penalty of
five dollars for each and every bird or
squirrel SO killed unlawfully and in pos
session, or exposed for sale. o.
wooDcocK
No person shall kill, capture, take or
have in his or her possession, any wood
cock between the 10Th day of November
aud the .4th July, uuder penalty of five
dollars for each and every bird SO killed
or had in his possession or exposed for
sale.
INSECTIYE BIRDS.
No person shall at any time, kill, trap
or expose for sale or have in his posses
sion after the same is killed, any night
hawk, whipoorwll, finch, thrush, lark spar
row, wren, martin, swallow, woodpecker,
dove, bobolink, robin, or starking or any
other insectiye bird, nor destroy or rob
the nest of any wild birds whatever, un
der penalty of five dollars for each and
every bird so killed, trapped or exposed
for sale, and for each nest so destroyed or
robbed.
HUNTING on SUNDAY.
There shall be 30 shooting of birds,
hunting or trapping on the first day OF
the week, called Sunday, and any per
son offending against the provision of this
act shall on conviction, forfeit and pay a
sum not exceeding twenty five nor less
than FIVE dollars, or be imprisoned in the
county Jail where the offence was com
mtted, not less than ten days nor more
than twenty FIVE days for each otfense
TRAPPING BIRDS. G
No person shall at any time Iced, bait
or build blinds for the purpose OF killing
or to trap or snare any wild turkey,
ruffied grouse or pheasant, quail orAslr'
GINA partridge Or woodcOck undera pen
atty OF FIVE dollars for each and every
bird So taken, trapped or soared Pro0'd-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-04-18

= The most extravagant woman yet re-
ported is a healthy North Carolina ne
gress, whose waste measures even feet
az und.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-04-18

A Wisconsin editor speaks Of wind
which 'just sat down on its hind legs and
howled'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-04-18

Seventy four persons died of small pox
in Philadelphia last week the whole
number of deaths from all causes being
439. La New York and Brooklyn small
pox is reported to be increasing.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-04-18

80 Blind ToRl the coIored musician it is
said, has made "a mint of money by his
last years concerts, one New York paper
aays Sl50,000.
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FISH BASk ETS.

3 The sheriff of the county is authorized
and required to declare fish dams and
ers of Susquehauna and Juniata and their
tributaries and on failure Of the owners
to remove them the sheriff shall destroy
or remove them himself
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HUNTING on SUNDAY.
TRAPPING BIRDS.

No person shall at any time feed, bait
or build blinds for the purpose of killing
or to trap or snare any wild turkey,
ruffied grouse or pheasant, quail, or slr-
ginia :partridge or woodcock undera pen
atty of FIVE dollars for each and every
bird SO taken, trapped or soared Pro0'd-
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PLASTERi

ifeSh ground Nova Scotia PLASTER,
u, Stokes Stokes Mills HEMLOCK BOARDS.
IIE,A,IClNG, SHINGLES, LATH, PA
NJ, land and POSTS. cheap.
W. LoUR and FEED constantly on hand.
r. ,Il exchange Lumber and Plaster for
'T,u ~, or pay the highest market price.
p pet'AChSMlTH o. SHOP just opened by
n S'one, one, an experienced workman.
ruoIic trade solicited.
g, N. s WYCKOFF.
.'Ne5 Mills, Pa, April 20. 1871.
hN. EDWARD A. WILSON'S (of Will
SJrl, II,i.aa.msburgh, N. " Recipe for CON
Don" ION aud ASTHMA carefully COM
pOunded at
hoLLlNSHEAD'S DRUG STORE.
" Medicines Fresh and Pure.
WV IL 1851 w. HOLLINSHEAD.
ONT FORGET that when
a, n you want any thing in the Furniture
a ~ ornamental line that Mccarty. in The
b,. ,uu,f 6ilows' Hall, Main Street, Stroads-
- IA Is the place to get il. Sept. 20
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TAR. c. O. HOFFMAN. NJ. ID.

IL Would respectfully announce to the
public that he has removed his office from
Oakland to Canadensis, Monroe County, Pa.
Trusting that many years of consecutive
practice of Medicine and Surgery will be a
sufficient guarantee for the public confidence
February -, lS70.-tf
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The Nimrods aud Isaac Waltous of this
Deighborhood should not allow their zeal
in hunting aud fishing sports to cause
them to violate any of the appended laws:
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No person shall kill, capture, take or
have in his or her possession, any wood
cock between the 10Th day of November
aud the .4th July, uuder penalty of five
dollars for each and every bird SO killed
or had in his possession or exposed for
sale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
Proposals.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BoRHAU or rROvBiuNs AND OIoTHIEo,

NAVY DEPARTMENT
BoRHAU or FROvisiuNs AND OIoTHIEo.
Seated Proposals endorsed "PTopSssIi ior Plokle-,"
will be received ~ this Buteau until O'Clock, y m
on the nth Instant Tor the supply o. two hundtei
thousand too,000) pounds Of Plokles-HbiO pounds
70 be delivered al the Navy YAtd, New York, and the
TemaiulnE 95J! pounds - be delivered at the Navy
Wlthid ninstY days from the date o. oontraoL
The Pickles 70 be Of the present years CROWN To
be put Mp In galvanized from bound neaslnod whte
och oSsks Esoh caak to contain eight gallons q me.
Gallon gallon Of tnions, ard one gallon OF psp.
pers, fourth OF the peppers 70 DO chpslcum Inc
eashs 70 be allied VIII puie sogio scd yinsetr o. ~
least forty degrees srenEth and zach gs,k % contain
The whole 10 pass the usual nayatlbspsugu, and be
ednAl 70 the sample AZ the NAVY Yard, New foIht .
Thp contractor shall warrant and guarantee That lhs
Pickles shall keep good Aud sound In AnI climate Tor
Bopds, With approved security, will bs rsqulrcd IN
Que quarter the estimated amount Of the c9ntIhot,
snd twenty psr cent 10 addiiior vi DO withheld from
the amOuut % zach payment collateral security Tor
ton will not be pald until the contract Is tulb com.
Kvsry of.r must no accompanied By a written suar
AuY, signed By mura responsible perrons, mat
osplsd enter lnio an obligation within Eve days, With
good and sufficient surstics, 10 furnish the ARTICLES
NJ proposal will Ia considered uness accompanied
by such guaranty, and the Department reserves the
rEht reject any proposals uness the responsibility
Of the EuAranora 4 osythed 10 by the Assessor Of
Internal Revenue for the datfiut Ia which they 20.
side, sud unless satisfactory evidence that the bidder
Il regular dealer In the article he cfofa "a supply Is
proposal not considered advGutses1us 70 Tho GqYsrn.
mspt HDwARD n, DUNN,
AHl9 PaTmastsr General y. y. n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27


uUsroM.IIougE, NEW ORLEANB, IA.,l
OTTIcE OF SUPERnSTEEDErr, Aug. leIl
beAled proposals will he received At tue nOe OF the
Superintendent until y M, August ~, lsi2 for inf
nlshluE, delivering, Citing and puttuE IN plsce the
Wrought aud CAST, Iron Work as eHhiblted By the
for In the schedules oonot7tluE OF Trussas and iut
llns nt hooi, BkylEhts aud NentlAtota on Roof, Or
nAmental ONst.iTon Woik for Ceilings a Customs
room and Nestbule, &e.
Ucpies Of the drawings, specifications and sohod-
uiss may he had on application At this once.
All soAHnldiuE required By tho ooptraotors 10 pot
the work In place will be flTnifhsd by the Govern
mont free Of charge, but will be erected By the con-
tThotors.
the schedule Tue work will not be snbdlyded among
different bidiers but will be considered In the az
ETeEAts
per cen,um until the usual comp elton OF the contract
tho sum Of ten thousand dollars (elOpOOl that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract u
awarded him the aucieBcy OF the security to be Ger
tuned By the United States Judge, the Olstk Of the
United States Court OF tha District Attorney OF tho
District wherein he resides.
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
all bids " u be doomed for TIE Interest OF the GOV
eminent 70 do 80 and any bid that Is not made on
the printed form, TO be obtained 10 this once, and
does not conform n eyery rssPect 70 the require
neither will AIRY proposals DO received from parties
who are not themselves engaged 10 the manufacture
Of wrought and castrOn work, and who nave rot th'
| necessary facilities for getting out the work.
AZ Ia desirable 70 have the bnidinE covered 70
the earliest moment bidders will state At what time
| they complete the work 10 place. -,
Proposals VIII be Endorsed bids for Iron work :
| ard addressed to j. Y. mOhbF,
| augI Superintendent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
THE MARX hts.


hALrfMOhE hAnMnTh.
BALT1Mohu, August o. = BFsgdsinff. Flour -
the msfkst tof Flour continues dali and W hear Of
but little doing. There IA some inquiry f1f Rio RI.
tras, but shppeFa APPEAR uuutiuE 70 pay The pIlos
Ths demand ior local consumption Is llnitsd % ihs
actual requirements o. the trade, and sales gen.
orally In very small lots that Ate not reported,
Whsat-The receipts Of wheat Today amouotsd q
vas steady ard prices Tor the better grades wore tm
and fully inAinthlned.
oerEsgTbe receipts Of Corn today v.ro over $500
bushels, Of which 12UOO bushels we're Western. The
market was steady, bnt vTry quiet
Oas-.Are unohanEod, With liberal reselp,a 81 West
etn, nnd note sales u Lou Bushels soulh m A.
s9ei ols.l ard 700 bushels Western miIed md
Rys-Uontinuss very I'm, aud sales ace reported
today Of ~ bushels Al 70 otH and 100 DO Al 20 cta
FroriiioEs The market Tor Bulk Meats IL upist, and
The tons u1ay BE- written shade easier under sd.
vices Of luli Al Oinoiupai This stock hsre IL, how
ever, sui held Urn At gts for hhouders, pAd
Bkoon 4 aotys In lobbiug lots and orders aSe being
ned ~ Bjfa6il cts for Shoulders, t0iiat0N cts for
ftb AID lg'iiali cents for osar m Sides Hams are
brisk, And We quote iins suEafourod II l7als cent?
sij psr bbi fstd Z reported 6ImsT, and We quote
prime Wuatstn steAm Al cents, but the market IL
unlei and W lea Of NJ trapsaotions.
cnbs ARD PoIto Hep rounlnG a sNtssil esnts
psn s siiS essls lsgiisS ssd French Island, n.
ssn sip s1s sfT 3 SbS Ssl.! sl
ssSSsI ssgar,- We quote prices ssAlp a. TOT.
lows * pdNdsIed - 10 cont, GUT lgd l9SsH.t
SfspulStsd tik esp,s. Bofts vs gnots % a basis
u Ill cents Tor waite, yellow At sllsinN cents
O.nion 90 q ioAalo,i eenta ~.
and nots the rnarket quiet but arm At aj a Y III,
for both Ulty and Weatorn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
HnteIs and Restanranth

HtjNfiNuTON. Mn
4. Y. DROWN, prpp'T.
IL now opeu Tor the accommodation Of tho public.
Board 81 per day or 90 per month.
Visitors 10 this new and thriving town should pgt -
At this Hotel Ap3tt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
DRoPosALs FOR HEADsTpNEs FOR Ma
Wan DIPARTMEHT,l

WAHHNaroH, u. o., August l. ls7l J.
Proposals Invited for mailing the graves IN me
national smeterea repaired BY law, 70 DO
To the OuArIsTnl Aatef General, washington, ID, u
PTopoaAs should state the pTioe for each hOAdstone
properly Inscribed aud bst at the head Of the grave In
each national military cemetery.
Bids may be tor tho whole york OF all the geme
tories for that Of several cemeteries 10 district OF
Tor single cemetery, .-,,,
Tho bonds required will be, In amount twenty tJ)
per cent Of the whole amount OF each contrast. 49,,
All proposals received by the QuAIteFnAsteT zen
srAl Wfl be opened gu the 18th day OF October I AZ
noon AZ the once Of the QuATtsrmaater General,
Warrington, ID. o., In presence Of bidders, and g9n'
tracts will be awarded 70 the lowest responsive blu
dors comparison Of tho samples and prices
can DO completed, provided the samples are doomeu
suitable bI the boorotAp Of war, ,.
All simpOs should be dlhtlnoty marked In order to
prevent miHtAkeH. go
Lists OF the cemeteries, With the number Of graYea
in eaoh together with full Information as 10 eondl
EonS quTemonts Ao, viii DO furnished on apEllca
don 10 Whllng u tho QuartormAateF General, wash
| ington, d, u, ,,,
RnVSlopsa oohtAiulng pTopoaSls, q be Endorsed
"pTOposaA for headst0neA for national military GENE
tories" and addressed to tho QuArtSrmHstsTH General
Warrington, ID. o. NJ, ". mEt19J ,
U3l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

OFFtCE UHTEF QUARTERMAsTLR,l
DISTRICT OF NEW MENICo, bAHTA liz, JulyBl, ls!A
seSlsd proposals, 10 tploAte, with copy Of this I'D
yeItssment attached vii be IeSeiyed At this o ih
ioT the delivery Of HT. Wood and 6OSl As specified
In conformity with General Order No 81, War Do
pArtment AdiutAnt Generals once, sohss 1871, bids
WI ALSO 10 rseslysd until the sans tins ~ 1Se SS Ss
posts nAmod for delivery OF the supplies reduited
Fort Union DspOt-75O tons Hay, sSon9 cords Wood
a. ~ bushels charcoal or Bltumluous GOAL ,,,,
.toS bushels charcoal OF Bltumnous Goal 80,
SAntA Fe, N, M-295 tons Hay, lnO cords WOOD
sQsHSs ghASpOS or \, B, iSI. H1, GOAL
Fort TaicJoss. n. MSS6 tons Hay, l,5O hushslD
FS;t cTSiE. N Ms !SR: Hsy, ~ cords Wood
Charcoal or Bltnmlnous Coal. ,,-,
sS ss1:G " M g. I'm iS os S1'o'
Fort BsySr9 n Mo iGns msy, ~ 1ord' WOOL
bidders Wi stats ihs Elud q hay wood they pTo.
pose 10 fuTnllb, also the Kind OF weed OF WHEN me
a. more than one Post, VIII make separate proposals
The Hay must bO we'll cured and Of the best qusli,J
| II ever respect, and must be properly stocked "a
such quantities and at such places - may be desg
mated by tbs proper ofioer Of tho puarIormAs'e
Bsii'oT p tho Hay TO bo eomPOHssd Is son IS tbs h
dCns 10 speh months the proper oloer Of the n1f
nate. Delivery to be completed o or before ho'em
bsr is, is7i - -.
| Two thousand POUNDS VIII CONSTITUTE 0u7 W" VI
HsY. ,,.,
quality, Ia every respect, and must be oompaey plee
Ia such quantities and places as the proper oheor
the Quarterml Sters Department may deslEuate.
The charcoal, or blluminuus coal, must be OF g99d
understandable quality, In every respect Api must "
stored 10 such Quaptitles and places As the p.opg
ooaT Of the QuArtefmaHtet'a Department may direct
Deliver o. the wood and GOAL 10 be nopmeneed @
| or before the lat day Of October, ls'9, and 70 b.
| oomplatSd Ia fonr months. at least ono fourth o
the entire auAutlty contracted for 10 be delivered
monthly. a.. l..
Proposal, for fuInlshlnE any quantity Of the g,
wood or coal les than the whole amount required
the posts named, will be entertained
The TiFht IL reserved by the undoTslgued 70 rrlec
any o. ali bids and Also to Increase or diminish
one fourth, At any time With thirty days before "
expiration Of tho contract, the quantities oonAote
for, ,,,,, A,
contractor for the prompt aud faithful fulhiment
g | the contract .,-I,-
| proposals. ,,.,--- ~. a,
BLANK proposals may bs had upon application At Il
nfes OF the Quarter masters Department at elmer
| the posts named, or at this office.
By authority oil the district oommsndeT; vvps
Deputy O. NJ. General. U. S. A., Chief QdGrteIGlss
Tor. AulV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

OTTtCE or THE DEPOT QUApTEnMAHTIR.l
PHttADELrHtA, PA, Juiy Is, ls72 =
bealed PROPOSALS, In duplicate, With COW % this
Adverueemgnt attached, will he received At this once
until y O'Clock noon tho a3d day o. August, ls for
the manufacture OF such number, not eIoeedlnG
ll0Q, Of Iron fTame sluGle bAffaok buBke may be
required Tor the United States army, durlnE the
present fiscal year, IN sooordanos with the two pat
terms adoptsd By the War Department
Plans ADD spsolhcAtions Of the adopted patterns
nay be seen Al this office, ard A. the ohlpOs q the
Depot QuArtefmastefs at New Yotk, philadelphia,
Boston, Louisville, b. loul,, ChiuAEn and PtttshurE
Proposals will state tho price pst bunk, complete,
delivered a. the Bohuylklll Atsrpsi, Philadelphia,
Depot, or ~ tho Jehersonvills, Ind Depot, A. also
for lronuork complete but without The wooden stats,
The riEht Is reserved 10 reject all bids offered, ~
alec 70 contract for Huch number o. each eithsr
paltsrn a. mar be doomed adVisAhlo by the Quarter
maataT General.
Eaeh bid must be accompanied ny = Eusrahtse Of Al
leaat 20 responsible persons that In the bid Il
accepted and contract entered Into they will beooms
suretiea In su g1ual fourth Of the amount Of
the contract for IL faithful fulnmsnt Proposals u
be Endorsed: sProposals for IfonfTame banks D." and
addressed 10 the undersEned.
Hy order Of the QuaTtsrmAsteT General. 1890
l.. q, BATON,
Assistant QusrtsrmAtsr General, Depot QuSrtsTfnas
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