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MISCELLANEOUS.
T AIDES HAIR MANUFAcToRY.

IL
Tho uadsrsigued will be pleased to See his Dnmerop,
patrons and tho public generally at
NO. 205 CANAL STREET
whers he is prepared to execute all order, in FAIR
W9RK insstly and promptly. ana ct Prices 70 sui
swTTcI 81 and BRA1ps Of all qualities, from 90
Old swttohos, Brs.ds. Cur!s and Hair Work repaired
in ON Sne ao ST. .tSIs 18th inst onr pr.n.,
Iii BE- With 1T No. n sss
ana aSs peonpt
ol 5,Sss guaranteed 81 Sx Hs in
oci2 I'm aos Canal Strs,s.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
LIMITED.
built Screw stsaPSsiPs aSs intended E1isriy
GLASGOW and SHW HosR sao LIVERPOOL and
LOUISIANA, 1000 tons rssistsx. Cant se.,v.-+
AIINHESGrA, 1000 tons register. Capt Hsmln
PENNsYLv1NTAa $500 tons rcSStSr SSPe Flint
GEosaI1 asSS toms toms s:E:::F. sgilssE
Is The Steamers Of this Line win SAsl for
- L1VGRP00L DfRECT - fol-
4bTTf MsHS2TA... Sept %
WIN rOestve and Egn through bills Of iSGiSe 10 ISz-o
tinsatai 1or1 AnfEerp Rotterdam, snd AL Con.
= T TeSSasd Ss1sd SyAsSs @ TWELVE
al PsFts Of United Kingdom and ESrSSs Oke'S to
anu surgeon IL attached
no Snarge 10 made for attendance and Tnedioines
4oney,ordera granted free Of charge
Prepaid Emigration Tickets iesusd haYn IN Dnr.,o.
DESTROYS OF sending for their friends ~ P~'t&Ss
tention. ~ AL 1Anes Nlthout de-
For freight or passaze havip1 .rDar,o, ...~,
tions apply to 0~Pe ~ee"nn"nOoN'
A. K. MILLER & CO, ARents
% Carondelet street, New OrIeana
ROSS, SK0LFLELD,
No Chapel street LireyDool
W. e. g.. - LEWIS 7. MRRROw & CO.
myIs 7SIy I MSnS Umoe ana
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THE MORNING MEsaEes 49,
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"But that's strange kind Of tslk. Gam. Il
S seems to me that's just what ao ass and
Then horse does iii daty,S srsplisd Sam.
" aud thst's what he was made iss. Just to
work and ase aud come 10 an end, and that's
what ~ we're Made for, as az as I con see"
sdly. "wsss al nsde g work hard. know.
ply, 100, thank Sedi only We D musn.s sa is
zee e ais asn a. e r Ard thsa when ws lie dewu
ferent e the dying o. . brute beast. fsr It's
psst day. why, bless the man. isSE there ere
hero Gods own bright and besutifai lie heaven ven,
as grand - he con make IL ~
WELL don't know what to think about
Ing dss lately re T. f.s been ssa
two Of those meetings they're holding for
working men on Sunday evenings, down at the
east:end, and must say that Tn beginning Is
and Chat we come to an end when we die, body
and soul, too"
"Well, never" said Tom, (" then what a
pity we was ever born, say; for, let us live
more bother than pleasure every dSy OF our
lives. But, If You believe this, Sam, why don't
you enjoy Yourself while yon cant If . fellow
don't see why he shouldn't 60 in full swing
for everything that's going onn
"Well, you see don't care for anything OF
You'd do just what you do NOW. San, ncried
Tom, slagping him on the shoulders. Don't
talk stuf! Its all very fine preaching, but II
won't hold water, my boy. You may just fancy
what you choose, but depend upon it, in the
bottom Of yonr heart, Jon believe in both
heaven and hell, and are just as unwilling to
o6end GOD, as your nefghbors who haven't
been listening to all this fine talk. Il the
cleverest iufdel in the world was to talk you
into believing that there was neither God
nor devil, Eve minutes after, your own con-
science would have given him the lie. though
you mightn't have book-learning enough to
answer him. It's . great pity you're auch >
quiet sort Of chap, Sam this all comes throuGh
60 ont now and again, and take q little
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DIR. CROOKS WINE OF FAX

len ears Oh a pUDbA
fest has proved Dr.Cl sok's
WfneOf Tar to have moro
merit than any similar
preparation ever offered TO
the public. 1t Is rich in
the medicinal qualities of
Tar, and unequaled for
diseases of the Throat d
Lun ES, performing the
most remarkable cures. 1t
effectually cures all Coughs
and Colds. It has curea so
Eany cases OF Asthma
and Bronchitis, that ii
has been pronounced q
specifi C for these COM
plants. For Pains i'm tIle
Breast, SfS;e or Back,
Gravel or Kidney dis
ease. diseases ofthe DriIR-
Rry Or$RIRS. JRundSce,
or any Liver Complaint
- hes no equal.
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Material in their Invisible State.


If piece of silver be put into nitric
acid aselear ahd colorless liquid tits rap
idly dissolved, and yanishes from the
sight. The solution of silver may be
mixed with water, and to appearance no
effect whatever IS produced; thus, in a
pail of water, we dissolve and render in
Kisible more than ten pounds worth of
silver, not a particle ofwhich can be seen.
Not only silver, lead and iron, but every
other metal can be treated in the same
way with similar results When charcoal
is burned, when candles are burned,
when paper is burned these substances.
all disappear and become Invisible. Tn
fact, every material which is visible, can,
by certain treatment, be rendered invisi-
BILE. Matter which in one condition is
perfectly Opaque. and will not admit the
least ray OF light to pass through it, viii
in another form become quite transpar
ent. The cause of this wonderful effect
of the condition Of Inattertsis utterly in.
explica bic 8 Sc z-sss s'sass Eszaissls -
Substances dissolved in water or burn
ed in the air are not destroyed or lost; by
certain well known means they can be
recovered and again be rendered visible;
come in exactlyy the same state as they
were before their 8nvisibility; others,
though not in the same state, can be
shown in their elementary condition; and
thus it can be proved, that matter having
ronce existed never ceases to exist, al
though it can change its condition like
lthecaterpillar, which becomes chrysalis,
and then a gorgeous butterfly.
If a pailfuI OF the solution of silver be
least into the stream, it is apparently lost
\ by It's dispersion in the water; but it
nevertheless continues to exist So when
a bushel of charcoal is burned in a stove,
it disappears in CONSEQUENCE Of the gas
I tproduced being mixed with the vast at
mosphere; but yet the charcoal is still
in the air. On the brightest and sunniest
day, when every object can be distinctly
seen above the horizon, hundreds of tons
of charcoal in an invisible condition per
yade the air..
Glass IS Beautiful illustration of the
/ Transparency OF a compound, which in
truth is nothing but a mixture of the rust
of three metals. This power of matter
to change its conditions, from solid opac-
l1ty to impid transparency, causes some
rather puzzling phenomena. Substances
increase in weight without any apparent
cause; for instance, a plant goes on in
creasing In weight hundred fold for ev-
cry atom that is missing from the earth
in which it is growing. Now the simple
4 Aexplanation of this is, that the leaves of
plants have the power of withdrawing
the invisible charcoal from the atmos-
pheres ..and restoring it to its invisible
state in some shape or other The lungs
of animals anda smokeles furnace change
matter from its visible to its invisible
lstatc. sThe gills of fishes and the leaves
/ of plants reverse this operation, render
ing invisible or gaseous. matter visible
Thus the balance in nature is maintain
ed, although the continual change has
4 been going on long prior to the creation
Of the extinct animals,
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WfIsHARr,s TAR CORDIAL.

1t is gratifying to US to inform the public that
DIR. L. O. C. Wisaart1s Pine Tree Tar Cordlalp foF
Throat and Lung Diseases, has gained an en-
yiable reputation from the Atlantic TO the Pa
cific coast, and from thence to some OF the first
families of Europe, not through the press alone,
but by persons throughout the States actually
benefited and cured at his office While be
publishes less so say our reporters, he is unable
to supply the demand. 1t gains and holds its
reputation
First. Not by stopping cough, but by loosen
Ing and assisting nature to throw of the un-
healthy matter collected about the throat and
bronchial tubes, 9ehtch causes irritation.
Second. 1t removes the cause of irritation
(which produces cough of the mucous MEM
brane and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs to
act and throw of the unhealthy secretions, and
purifieS the blood.
Third. 1t is free from squills, 1obelia, fpecac
and opium, of which most throat and lung
remedies are conn posed which allay cough only,
and disorganize the stomach. 1t has soothing
effect on the stomach, acts on the liver and
kidneys, and lymphatic and nervous regions,
thas reaching to every part of the system, and
in its invigorating and purifying effects it has
gained a reputation which il must hold above
all others in the market.
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1t Is also q superior EOnfca
Restores the Appetite,
Strengthens the system.
Restores the Weak and DebflftRtec,
Causes the Food to DtRc"f.
Removes Dyspepsia and indigestion
Prevents MalariOuS FeVerS.
Gives tone 10 yOur System.
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Can medium be said to write with in.
visible ink when he writes with spirit
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INSURANCE.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, !,
OF
HARTFORD. CONN.
INSURANCE.
STATE or ONO, DEp,r or InsUnA.sq;Es.. 3,

STATE OF OHIO, DEPT OF INSURANCE, /
COLUMBUS, January IL, 1873.
WHEREAS The AeTN A INSURANCE COMPA-
NY, located at Hartford, in the State OF Connec-
ticut, has filed in this office sworn statement,hy
the proper Ofncers thereof, showing its eondt-
ton and business, and has complied in all
respects, with the laws of this State, relating
to Fire Insurance Companies, Incorporated by
other States of the United States
Now, therefore, in pursuance of law, /, VIII
liam F. Church, Superintendent of Insurance
for the State of Ohio, do hereby G rtffy, that
said Company is authorized to transact its ap-
propriate business of Fire Insurance in this
State, in accordance with law, during the cur
rent year. The condition and business of said
Company at the date of such statement (De-
cember 81, 1S72,) is shown as follows:
Amount of actual paid mp Capital 81, ,000 600 90
Aggregate amt of available Assets. y396, $50 %
Aggregate ami of Liabilities, Except
capital,) ineludiing reinsurance. $685. ,632 50
Amt of Income for preceding year =
IN cash oV4Zf4Jf u
Amt of ofexpenditures for the preced-
ing year in cash 5T25,290 Is
In witness whereof, have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and caused the seal of
my Office to be affixed, the day and year
above written. w. F. CHURCH,
Superintendent.
Policies issued by
H. G.. MILLER, Agent
March6-4w jackson, Ohio.
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The Non Conductor.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus ~ are flag stations, and
trains will stop when signaled to do so.
w. w. PEABODY, Master Transp.
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There is in our minds eye an image of
. .a-.railroad- conductor who possesses the


There is in our minds eye an image of
-s4-a-srailEoad- conductor who possesses the
following striking qualities
First if the train meets with an un-
BY b break in the brakes, or too much
heat in the journals "a fault copied from
the daily press). he walks through the
passenger coaches and says. Ladies' and
gentlemen, re shah be- kept waiting
about tv entFF minutes for q little over
hauling of the running-gear. This brief
speech instantly satisfies the inquiring
minds of the travellers, so that, without
unnecessary anxiety or nervousness, they
feeupde their newspapers, or oranges or
maps, and are content. "a word IN
season" exclaimed Solomon, "how good
il is" S&A &afa9s @14 g Y
Second, this conductor was appointed
by the Board Of Directors becauseof
certain common-sense visible in his intel
lectual composition, which enables him
to see vital relation between oxygen
ana TIE hpman system or m other
words between fresh air and human hap
piness. Accordingly, while he keeps
one eye on the fire in the stove, he keeps
another on the Yentilator in the ceiling
In this way he has acquired happy
knael1 of rendering his car warm without
making 1t sickenings and of occasionally
freshing it with cool breath without
giving anybody chill. f-fndeed, like
bricfeT and groom, Win ter and Summer
sit side by side in his car, and take their
honeymoon under his convoy. e 50
Third, this same gentleman (for he is
every linch3a gen tlenan) leaves his pas
sengers TO seat themselves at their
pleasures hut alter they have done their
best to procure comfortable quarters, he
cRstssa glance through .theT company TO
If any body Is left without sitting
and then Ikea polite usher in a. church
endeavors to make the Necessary room
in some. partially pre-occupied pew
AoreoEer,tff he secs that three oFsfour
persons belong to the same party and
EEsula like 70 keep together, he deity ac-
complishes this arrangement by little
kindly strategy.
Fourth, if q lady is travelling alone or
precieusly senesnbered ed-Eith-a-littIs
bundle of care in the shape of IA baby he
lakes pains to secure to her If possible a
scat by herself without Intrusion from
the carpetbags ofothersf and when the
out arSthe car "
Fifth, if you ask him the time of day
he stops monnentsnotat all llannoyed by
the interruption, and takes out "a fine
gold watch on which you detect the fol
lowing engraved institution: HPresefted
TO the gentlemanly conductor of this
train, as q spontaneous token of grateful
remembrance by a welltreated travelling
s rpublie." r 1T
z = Rhelpfeceding are some ofsthe. charac
teristics of a certain car-conductor with
whom, being ourselves somewhat ad
dicted to raiIroading, We made the ac
ss quaintance during our recent snow
d a. storms and other hardships of travel a
the West We found him resembling
= Hamlets father; that issexisting "in tn
minds eye" What shis real name. wa
-. we did not learn, but his nickname wa
Ar.ANdoh.A In last week sf anowl bloc lSad
in Indiana, he acquired wide notoriet
asghs NOnsc scenductor. fy-ssT ,assafs
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

The Board OF School Examiners of Jackson
examination of Teachers, ut jackson, on tho
SECOND FRIDAY IN EVERY MONTH
Examinations viii begin at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
on the first day of each session, and continue
from day to day II necessary.
Applicants not known to the Board, must pro-
duce testimonials of good moral character. Ger
tificates will only be granted at regular meet
ing and viii, In no case, be either antedated, on
By order orths Board Of Eramtners.
Dec I5.'T0-tf ]. w, LONGBoN, Clerk.
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CoIUMBUs AND HOOKING VALLEY
r "A AILRo A d
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Thls instrInentl Is espe0lally desgned for the po,

4
DR.. SAC G&FS CATARRH REMEDY.
is theonly form of instrumenty yet invented with
Which fluid medicine can be carried high Up and
pereely applied all parts of the affected nasal pas
therevth in which sores and ulcers frequently exist
and from which the catarrhal discharge generally
proceeds. Tho want of success in treating catarrh
Of APPLYING remcdies to fkese cavities aud chanbers
by any of the ordinary methods. This Obstacle in
the way of effccting cures is entirely overcome by
thUinvention of the D0uche. In using this instru-
ment. the Fluid Is carried by It's weight (no sauRgi
crcng pumping being requiredD up one nostIli IN
hiI EshfIj loNiag sErean to tho lgsest portion Of
tho nasal passages, passes into &nd thoroughly
cleaases all the tubes and cham there
with. and flows out Of the opposite nostr Its use Is
Ileasant and 80 simple that a on1a could
instrument. When used with this instrument, DIR;
SaEes CatarTh Remedy recent attacks OF
SVsnntensn Of CafaTia FTedaent headacne.
discharge falling into throa sometimes profuse.
Eatery, thick Inucus, purulent offensive, 60. In
others dryness dry tory, weak or infamed eyes,
ing ears deafpess, hawking and coughing to clear
tEaat ucorations, scabs from leers voice altered,
piyation of of smell and taste dizziness mem
tai delressi8n loss of appetite, indigestion enlarged
tonsils. tickling cough. &c. Only q lew OF these
symptoms are likely to DO present In any case 81
"a ar s1sresm eatarr4a " when used with
DIR. Pisrce's Nasal D0uchS, and accompanied
with the constitutional treatment which is recon-
mended in the pamphlet that wraps each bottle of
the Remedy is perfect specific for this loathsome
ss end the % be Se ssot IN gUD1 In
Iemedy is mild and pleasant to use, containing no
strong caustic drugs or poisons The Catarrh
all hr1E lists. either viii be mailed by proprie-
tor receipt of go cents
| - n. ". PIERCE, NJ. D.,
Sole Proprietor.
BUFFALO. N. z.
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KEEP BUsY-The ruin of most men
dates from some vacant hour. Occupar
ton is the amor Of the soul. THERE'S a
satirieni poem in which the devil is rep
sssss.s resented As fishing for men, and fitting
hia bait to the taste and business of his
prey; but the idler he said, gave him no
trouble IS he bit the naked hook.
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sesfse se Human ratnre il so constituted, that
all see, and Judge better, in the affairs of
other men than .in their own.
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SHORT LINE TO LAKES & NORTHWEST.
TABLE.

Direct connections made at Lancaster for
Circleville, GAINESVILLE, and all points on the
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railway-and
at Columbus for all points East and West. No
change of cars from Columbus to Philadelphia,
New York, Indianapolis, and Chicago.
E, A. BUELL. General Ticket Agent.
JNO. W. DOHERTY, Sup't.
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PROPOSALS..
DROPOsALs FOR FLOUR.

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEror @, g.
OMAHA. NAB, September ~, lsi3 (
Sealed proposals In duplicate, will be received al
this ONCE until u o'clock m on THURSDAY, III,
u day q October, 1913; for furnishing the Sub
sistence Department, u. \. Army, the following
stores. delivered At the U, 4, Subsistence store
viz:
1000 barrels OF xxx wlntcr.wheat Flour.
900 barrels Of XXX spring wheat Flour
Proposals will be considered for any part OF tht
quantities required.
samples must accompany proposals and be re-
PREPAID.
,EhyeloIes tanning proposals shoald be marked
Proposals will be received subject 10 the usual
con diionH, heretofore published
Proposals should be ma 10 On the blank forms Il
be obtained ut this office.
Byt, Prig, Gen, h u H., u, n, A,
National Republican., 1873-10-08
nsi,iaore ntnrk-is.


hALriNonI October 7. .Bresd-tun. Flour
~ barrels, .. follows tqo Western super al o.:
and ioo How ard ytrsst Family q ssG "'~'
to about asg bu.sss soatherh q shieh .sIss ss Wsrs
rior 70 prime, and 80 do red Al sisSC5;S for iair
20 prime There Is no movement in Western re-.
:. Csra.-The tales on Change were 70 bus,es =
southern a. ~ cent? for white and o. cents Tor vel
low; l,bU bushels Western white at si(asS cent?
l,an 90 high mixsd and yellow At 6ftss5 cents ali
a. esnts. with some holders Of the latter asking %
v,oa,.-The only sale to-day wa. soo bushes mi.sd
ccrss at0 cents, and We quote bright do. At u
.kys The market is arm. but we learn OF no sales,
end quote a. before AZ pS6 cents for fair 70 good
Iri.ss on on ss.h 6..is as follows. M,ddiins Il IS
'senss iow midalins. hSsi1A cents; Eooa dipsry
% frov%i.ion % irsdc q q S s.ii 'sai srippled
sis sna m ss s.ssi .pry ss,,
y. PIcsent condlnon ofirsdS. We aao,s stsS cis
Ss Sf Bsso sss5 S sss II
and a sSas a, ssq5ssTs c,u .SS SssS ~
s cents for y. ain TO fancy. sugar cured We learn
~; term ssS hss. FOX Ps% duh 'ia at
s.ga,;-In The absence OF Gales, prices arc
nominal, ard we quote again as follows. via
ym6s , and Porto Rico fair 70 good rennins, 7sss
sas Ssa i ocnis d. d. Ns. NS f,s ssics cpSs csi ssn
cxr porto RiSo s52Se,y sSso ccnts, and Dsmsrara
'"s sn siSn nsrssa cent sor u.b Wine.
.o,asy; and We learn Of small sales Western at ai
per sAilcn No city reported. Il
National Republican., 1873-10-08
pENEsYLyANA 81 AIR LINZ
- Fhif1DELggIss,o,r

| rEW hOhhI
AND ALL FONTS In THE NEW Es2IhYSfS Es2iIhYSf
THROUGH BETxRES WASHINGTON AND
on t6s ins i new S % and q the mos,
pEgISS "a BAE JStIEs IN NIsar
- TRAINS.
q2fspt IN shp1 t.ilS5 q5.Tsgs TssgrpfSSsi pSi z , SUNDAY,
viii be run over The Pennsylyanis All Line leaving
from. and arriying AZ the depot Of the baltimore
ana Potoinsc raItosd. northeast corner Of Sixth
Vii iihs. Issss SWsshinssonH 90 q. H. daily. cI.
Leave Bsftlmoren plE a. m. daily. orccpt Bun.
Ls.ye yss, philadsphis, at iaSp. M, daily. eI.
Arrive at Now York sttOp. m. daily. except
Riehmond eIprcss. leave Warrington at iis p. IN.
Leave B;i,imors sia 81 .. m. daily. eIoep, Sun.
Leave West Philadelphia at SIS p M. daily. eI.
Arrive II New York A,iOs p m. daily. suOep.
MINI cypress. leave washington at 10 p m daily.
ts.ss @s.i J. h ia & si u sb bSsns q. daily.
y.,l,n. -,ys TsaISs asa 15fi 1Gffsssgsd !, u ! h
hntye a. w.shinst9n At 3 10 p m.
kishi eIpssss, S letss New I YorR sis II IS p IN
dps A Mains,on .ts .. a, a Y ga, ,,
on ~ sound New Y9It: EeT Hsysn and iisIiioid
d sSd asa on rSea s
ss.ss called for fasd ssd HR % hotels and yr
tainedi Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and
I,.i,imoIe and Potomac railroad, sorneI sitth and
bsssesi ,s,s o,po-,f fP; pSs.s,SsS =; Y9ytSa;, tses;,
National Republican., 1873-10-08
ID RoPosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

OIfIcE CHIEF CoMMI7sAnY or SuDsIsrEsCH,l
DEPAnrMksT or THK MIssoURI, \
bOhr IEAvEswonrH KAN, Sept. 10, 1873
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, will be received at
@ sarnis 1lI. ,ny u ,Sa Sisen IN Sarla " IiSitsa
States Array, At Fort Leayenworlh with the follow
Ing named articles:
iOG 0popnds Xxx Flour, from fall wheat. in square,
single and double sAckS' Containing iOo
io,oOo pounds green, Rio Coffee, in original sacks
IN square double sacks, containing lVO
pounds net
scoo p?und. Br9yn sugar. egYnl t9 steyart's
rels, AMI IN square double sacks, cont aiming
l0O poui ds net
bOO Eallons Yinesar, Of % grains strength, in
barrels and halt barrelr. full iron-hoOped
and painted.
s.cOOpounds dana ntine Candea and II, 900 pounds
en.ra Family SOAP. In boxes wen strapped
~, Blddsrs viii % sists what quantity o. each article
liver the same, as well As the kind Of pAckaEes,
Sampes must be furnished "a all the articles
blank forms Of proposals will be furnished upon
aprlieaion to this Office as well as by ths Purchas
NJ L. MOhGAN, q, q, n, Dept Mo,