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Personal.

Mr.. Co1ntryman and family are tempo
rarily located in Bozeman and are occupy
ing the Engesser residence.
Our old correspondent A. N. Quivcy,
who has been on duty with the River
Crows, paid Us two pleasant visits. Come
again and welcome.
James Tiff came in from the New Agcn-
cy looking well.
Gen. Clapp and Nelson Story returned
from the Agency and report that the Sioux
have run off all the cattle belonging 10 the
Agency. and that they are in force IN the
vicinity of Clarks Fork. Mr.. Story and
a small party followed the Indians twenty
miles below, and after exchanging shots
The Sioux left.
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Announcements.

FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
We are authorized to announce James
Ct. Spratt candidate for the office of
District Attorney, First Judicial District,
Montana Territory.
FOR CLERK s. RECORDER.
At the solicitation of many friends, ]
hereby announce myself a candidate for
Clerk and Recorder of Gallatin county at
the ensuing August election.
II. FLAHARTY.
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Major Anderson received letter from
Captain Grant Marsh, offering 10 put a
steamboat on the Yellowstone, 10 be OF
the same pattern as the &c. W. Mead )"
providing, tho sum of 5000 IL given him
from the citizens of Bozcman to aid him
In the enterprise.
We will refer to this next week and
give futher particulars, which We are sat
isfiei will he the means of causing our
citizens to invest IN this enterprise, one Of
vital importance. not only to this section,
but to all Montana.
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In +. futation Of the assertion Of A. IL.
Barrett, Secretary Of the Boilers Con.
yemtion, to wi,:-That J. II. D. Street
presided over that Convection, we have to
say: That We have seen Judge Street
and he denies that he presided over any
such Convention at Gallatin City, aud
that he would support the regular DEM
ocra.:c Ticket rs sent to him by &. w.
Wakefield, chairman Of the Democratic
Central Committee. the ticket on which
Mr.. r. p. V.vion is the candidate fol
District Attorney.
GEO. w. WAKEFIELD
SlLAS KALSTON.
WALTER COOPER.
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One Veyser has been appointed Receiv-
er OF the U. s. Land Office at Helena, and
q Mr.. Goodwill to succeed Mr.. Child.
They have not yet arrived.
We endorse the remark Of the cuss al
our elbow when he says IVY sir, I've
good will to say that they are the best
carpet baggcrs yet, and if they will only
stay away long enough they won't come
ct all, and that will give some Of Us Mon
lana plugs o show.
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CRokUs
Bright and shiny is tie way.
Where thu m hairs used tor 10 10y &c

The members of the American Rife
Team witnessed the concluding of the
shootinks III the WimblSdoa meeting To-
day. Major Fulton received the Wimbis-
don cup from, Princess Louise. They
we're personally visited today By The
Duke OF E smbr,dge, the Earl Of spencer,
the Ma.Qais of Lorpe. and The EAfl Of
KlngsiOa. They wsD vleit Eaton With
Sir Henry Haltosn and General 1cNaEdo.
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THOS. r. EDWARDS.
WALTER COOPER.
JNO. L. HARLOWE.
s. w, LANGHORNE.
THOS. LEWIS.
FROM NEW ROW AGENCY.
New Grow AGENCY, n. T.,
July p, 1915.

! New Grow AGENCY, III. L.,
July p, 1875.
CAPTAIx WRIGHr:
Here is more Indians news for you. 4
party of between thirty and forty OF tn
..Loble red men, attacked our herdc
yesterday morning about O'Clock. a
portion of them went for the herd ant
got away with it -43 head work cattle
leaving us only two head. The men raj
from the building and saved the htrder
Quite lively fight ensucd. They cam,
down along the bluffs, directly OPPOSITE
our camp, fired several shots, causing II.
to ssloOk little OUT"
Two O'Clock, p. m.-Ssorv's train has
just arrived; wtle attacked this morning
by three Indians; shot twice at Cap all
Dusold, about sixty or seventy yards dis
tant, and missed him. Horsemen pur
sued them, but they had advantage OF tllt
ground and got away, leaving saddles
bla, kets, pipes, &C., behind, shown G
they had stripped for tho fight-twe' t.
one of our men having gone out to IN c
the train; saw large number of Indian
around the country.
Mitch Boyer talked to one Of the Indians
He knew Mitch and told him they wer,
nothing but q scouting party; said they
would come in urge numbers and give u.
plenty fight.
Twenty of our men mounted, headc'
by General Clapp, Nelson Story, DusoI'
and Goodwin. started in pursuit, think
ing they might recover ut least part o
the cattle.
Ten O'Clock, p. m.-Party has return
ed; found eight dead oxen and nine living
eight of which were wounded by arrow
and pistol balls. Drove them into camp
however. Saw no Indians. but hundred,
Of fresh sigcs; saw fire about the mouth
Of Rocky; it is thought body Of Indians
are calMped in that vicinity.
Twenty-six head Of cattle are still il
the possession OF the Indians and likel.
TO remain.
July 24th.-Five Indians seen on thu
bluff within mile Of camp, apparently
making tor our beef herd.
General Olapp, Nelson Story, Captain
Dusold and party are just leaving To-
B0zeman. z.
KNOW.
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In MeunnP1am.

Whereas, It has pleased Divine Prori.
dence to remove from this life our well
beloved brother snd friend, George s.
Coleman, il becomes ~ to submit with
reverence 70 Him who doeth al things
we'll. With just pride we compare the
exemplary life of our beloved brother
with others of the Fraternity. Our brothe'
10 no more on earth, his journey OF lie Il
ended, and he has carried with him an in
creasing weight of honor which he haf
safely deposited where misfortune cannot
tarnish- where malice dare not enter.
And
Whereas. It is the wish Of this Lodge to
give expression Of its sorrow on this loss
sustained. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the death OF our
brother our Lodge has lost . true and
worthy member, the Fraternity an exem
plary mason, society most estinable c'ti-
zen. and his many friends most affection
ate, social and generous companion.
Resolved, That though the warm heart
that throbbed for others woes. and the
generous hand that wss always ready C
to alleviate distress, is stilled III
death, yet his virtues and many good
deeds will be ever cherished and treasured
by us as Mas0ns and friends.
Resolved, That our regard and sympathy
be extended to the relatives of our dcceas
ID brother.
Resolved, That page of our record b.
.uled with black marginal lines, and the
lame, age, and date of death of our dc
ceased brother be entered thereon. and
hat We wear the usual badge of mourn
ng for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy CT these resolu- |
ions be transmitted TO relatives of the
deceased, and that copies be supplied the
AvANT COURIER and Bozeman Times for
publication.
THOS. r. EDWARDS.
WALTER COOPER.
JNO. L. HARLOWE.
s. w. LANGHORNE.
THOS LEWIS
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Local Matters.
Our ADOlOgY.

Owing TO the fact that We did not re-
ceivc our supply of paper in time for this
issue, we must therefore beg the indul.
gsnce of the patrons Of the Courier, and
say. that while our Advertisers have not
been overlooked. still our readers will
miss the usual quantity and variety Of
reading matter. We have done our best
70 make this half sheet acceptable, and
trust that it may prove to be such.
We regret that we cannot find space 70
devote to clippings from our Territoria'
Exchanges.
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Notice..

To all Whom it May Concern:
We have in our possession all the ac-
counts Of John Blum. and have authority
to collect the same. Notice Is hereby
given that these accounts must be paid
before the LIST Of October, or they viii be
placed in the hands o. 40 attorney Tor
col e. ton. Grain ant nonr viii BE- taken
in payment. SPIETH q KRUG.
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Bozemanite bachelor went era,

A Bozemanite bachelor went crazy
VII lie reading an account OF the proSrt 6
OF the Palace Hotc', San Francisco. This
little item did it: ''The house-HfepeT
will be vested with the direction OF forty
ehamberma:ds. If nc was acquainted
with the writings OF old Murray he mi2 ut
have known that the termination Err does
not always denote the masculine gender.
If that word was wri en.hou.t kecperss.
then he might haye understood 1t aud
kept his reason.
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"The Five Kit Carsons. p

! The Independent of the 18th inst. gives
the proceedings of Public Dcmonstra-
ton held ia Helena on the night OF the
oath. From it we learn the nativity.
age and names of these brave boys. who
dared defend their lives on Canadian soil
they are as follows: John H. Evans,
aged % years, native of Fort Dodge
Iowa; HAWAIIAN Hale, 35 years, Glen
God, Iowa; s. A. Harper, q years,
tGoshoctor, Ohio; r. w. Hardwick. 81
years, Carrollton, Nc; F. Deveraux, ~
years, from State OF Maine.
After dark a major portion of Helena S
citizens assembled at the fist sound OF
the Silver Cornet Band, and Hon. Harvey
English being called upon to preside,
briefly stated that the purpose oil tn,
meeting was to congratulate the Bento"
gentleme , (no longer prisoners)on tIei'
deliverancc from the conspiracy WhiQH.
II 1t had not been defeated would have
cost them their lives. Among the man!
eloquent speakers of the occasion was
former associate editor of the Courier, tn
Hon. II. II. Williams. one OF Montana's
ablest lawyers. The Independent says,
that this gentleman ''in taking the speak
er's stand ;. spoke eloquently OF the five
brave men whose arrest and incarcera-
ton on the demand OF the Canadian au-
on the charge OF wanton'y muir
deripg Assinaboinc Indians on British
soil and tor which they had just been ac-
quilted by Commiss Toner Cnl.n, otwhom
he could not sp eak in too great prise for
the conscientious manner in which b.
had discharged SO impartialIy and patient
Iy the arduous and difficult duty which
had devolved upon him as U. s. Commits
sioner.'' None rejoice more at the ac-
qulttal Of these brave boys than do we OF
Bozeman.
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AVSW ~
Another important failure Is announced
in the grocery trade. that of Martin Y.
Bunn & Co, The house did an extensive
j0bbing business with the city and coun.
try, and stood we'll in credit until recent
", when It was found that they had some
time ago locked mp good part of their
capitsl II real estate.
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The dinner given list Sunday at thu
Met, opolit IN Hotel was good enough g
tic.ls the palate OF the chief Of epicures'
whocv.r he may be. We are pleased to
see the smiling countenance OF Lew Ad-
ans behind the desk, running the Dig
gold ptn-his countenance cont run II
bu: Lew Goes. So much by way Of apo'-
oxy. IL the language of an Emerald Isle
friend Of ours. George runs the Metro
lopan in noicc manner. So say his
guests, and We gu' s. we say the same.
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GALLATIH COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For District Attorney-R. P. VIVI0N.
For CouncIman-W. O. P. HAYS.
Fer COMMISSIONER. S. MENOEkHklL.
For Probate Judge-A. D. MCPHERSON.
For SheriA-SILAS RALSTON.
For Clerk and Recorder A. J. MAllN.
fot County Treasurer D. McChMMAN.
For School Sup rintendent-J. H. D. STREET
For Surveyors. N. REED.
For Coroner. c. SWiTZLEa.
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List Of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining uncalled for in the Postoflice
BOHEMIAN, NJ. T., July ooh, 1875:
Brown Joseph N Myers Ben
Cameron w d Morris Joseph
Cline JK Profit Alexander
Etherington G Smelling Vincent L
Gale Charles Spencer Lewis
Uows Mike Woo !ward B +
Hartman w II Wilson l. wis X
Leamore John Waddell John z
Leonard Mrs Ind. YarlOts d w
McC lane John
J. II. TAYLOR, P. M.
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The Herald shows commendlble enter.
prise in patronizing the telegraph at this
point, thus giving its readers the latest
Indian news from + stern Montana.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-30

The trial of the Mormon assassin Lee
IL under full Roadway at Beaver City
Utah. From the testimony Of some OF
the witnesses. and who were also parlici-
pating in this bloc let of dee ds-tht
Mountain Meadow Massacre-we are led
to the belief that there are many besides
Lce who deserve (unless the witnesses
bear i.lss testimony to suffer felon' E
,ca.h, aud whose care Uses should be
turned over to the care OF the buzzarls.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-30

Doa Carlos hes written . letter To Al.
foneo reproaching him for allowing .
ciyil war 70 b. conducted with such severe
rigos, and counselling moderation On the
side OF tAs Alionsists on pain OF Feprisals
~ the CaEhstA
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A Chance for Work.

Gen. Dexter +. Clapp calls for twenty.
five men to work at the Grow Agency ioI
fifty dollars per month and board.
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0enera, Randolph b. Marcy.

General Randolph b. Marcy.
A CORES 3ondent wishes to know II 'sne
Gen. Marcy who is with Gen. Belknap' $
party, IL the author of "REMINISCENCES 0,
the Border" which appeared in seyerai
numbers of Harpers Monthly some time
since, and if he is the fatler-inlaw OF Gen.
Mcclellan.
To the best of our knowledge he is the
identical author and father-in-law alluded
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-30

II. N. SIlIr Rim journal will be Issued
about the first Of September. The publ
cation Office will be at Diamond City.
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Our Fair (N.

What are we going to 90 about the
coming Fair? Are we going to have one :
II 50, then it Is about time the public
knows the programme and be able 20
govern items Ives accordingly.
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Bern.

ISCrn.
WEAVER-On the % !! of July, 1875. to
the vie Of A. ID. Weaver, a dallgh-
ter. Wight, pounds.
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AructiOm is imr int mt jealousy is afloat
and the signs Of the co:Ainx storm por
tends the wrecking Of tile Bald. headed
Intellectual Club Of Bozeman. This anti
capillary body cannot elect president.
The Constitution provides that the twa
bald headedest OF the club shall be place ed
in nomination. Now what IL the result !!
Before the last meeting the ligh:-hsIred
members bought up Ill the tweezers In
town and commenced ysnking the silky
threads from their shiny field. Those
possessing a few raven hairs, resembling
goose quilts, practice1 with monkey
~rench, aud every member, when the
meeting opened, was placed 10 nomina.
ton for the office OF President, and
strange to say, on the 1lSth ballot there
was just one vote for every asptrant.
This Is wrong! Brothers, let as shake
hands. aud elect our best man! C. B. r.
step forward and take the gavel. while
the Baid-headed choir. led BY that shiny
pated. sweet singer, Ed H., sings
Don't let YOUR angry passions rise,
When in the Club sOsEe membsr lies
About then steel tweezers;
But boldly say that he has lied!
And when this course you ~ ell tired,
Thea be good Ebentezers.
CHORUS
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HI. C. LEDYARD.
DE NTIST
Office with Land Reg

Will be in BOzeman a short time, fully
prepared TO practice in I'll branches of his
profession. Teeth extracted without pain
il desired. Prices reduced.
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We are glad to chronicle tie enterpris-
fnx spirit OF Il News Letter. Of Helena.
In short time it will be changed from
wee KY TO daily journal, and we trust
the wIce-awake publishers will have a
sousing list OF good paying subscribers.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-30

Commercial Failure.
London, July 2G.
Shultz & Mohr, general merchants, have
failed for $1,500,0OO.
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Dry Goods.

IL " ~ oo~Aoe
Brown Muslin, best brands, per
yard, from 144 TO IL!
Bleachcd Muslin, best brands,
per yard, from 153 to III
" yard, from Is to 81
SKA Sheetings, best brands, per
yard, 80
9x4 Sheetings, best brands, per
l0x4 Sheetings, best bands, per
yard, 81
Duckines and Drills very low.
Corset Jeans, per yarI, from Is to- 10!
Ticks very low.
Apron Checks very low.
Blue and Brown DENNIS, per
yard. from 20 to 10
Colored Oambrics, per y'd. from 10 to .
Rolled Cambrics, per yard, from IL to 8
Wlgans, per yard, from Is to 123
All wool Delaines, best brands,
per yard. from Al to As
Cotton Delaines. hest brands,
per yard, from Is to 70
French MerinO. per yard, from Ito to IS
Empress Cloths, per yard, from 50
Repps Delaine, per yard, from 30 to 273
Dress Goods and Cashmercs about one.
half the usual price.
Black Alpaca astonishingly low 40 per
cent reduction.
White Goods astonishingly low-40 per
cent reduction.
Summer Shawls reduced about one half
and sell from Sc SO to 3 so.
Damask Table Linen worth 81 Is for 10
Buff Table Linen worth 3 for 50
Turkey Red Table Linen $ 40 for 10
Damask Towels, worth 25 for 50
Crash Towing from Is 10 12l
Kentucky Jeans, per yard, from 50 to 22l
Cotton Flannel, per yard, from 20 to Is
Opera Flannel, all colors, (Gil-
bert's), per yard, from GO to 30
Sh ker and tw;lled Fiannels great reduced
Water-p proof Repellents from 81 20 to 90
Vclveteens from 90 to
Ladies' Wooden Skirts from 250t 30
Cotton Bats. best quality, per lb, Is
Ladies Kid Gloves, best quality,
bCttSn, 10
buttons. 2 90
Corsets reduced fifty per cent.
Silk and Cotton Handkcrchiefs very low.
Ladies, Cotton Handkerchiefs from Is to
10 cents apiece.
Ladies' Embroidery greatly reduced.
Ginghams. per yard, from 12i to 10
Prints, per yard. from 10 to 8
Linseys, Piques, Swiss Muslin, very low.
Tarleion, assorted colors, very low.
Jaconets very low.
Bed Spreads astonishingly low.
White Family Blankets astonishingly low.
Embroiieries and Edgings - -
Ribbons, Ladies Childrens Hosiery,
Dress and Shirt Buttons extremely low.
All Fancy Goods and Notions reduced
about One.balf.
Coates and Cha ks thread 3 spools for 20
do do do per dozen, 80
Pins. 3 papers for 20
Nee lies, best. papers for 20
SILK Spools, 121 10 10
Worsted Braid, pieces for Is
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The Crops.

So far as heard from The crops ore doing
finely. Notwithstanding the coming OF
tie srasshoppers. II these pests will no;
renew their visits. our ranchmen have
nothing to fear, and an abundant harvest
will reward them tor their labor.
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Lostl-6QO Reward


On the Bend of next month y orphaned
youth about 50 years of old. five feet
six inches tall in width. Had ON when
last seen a claw hammer pair Of pants
frcckly hair, auburn complexion, and turn
up eyes. The police reports that this
Charley Ross was loudly crying in tho
streets that Gov always keeps on hand the
best, scostliest, finest, pnrest and most
stock of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars 10 be found IN the Rocky
Mountains.
"a For the latest improved Agricul-
tural Implements, at the very lowest
cash prices, send orders to T. c. POWER
& CO., Helena, N. t.. or Rich s Wilson
agents for Gallatin county.
A LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED.
Cheap, Elegant, Durable and indispensable.
The Howe Sewing Machine.
A large lot Of these popular machines
just received and for sale cheap, Cal
and see them at
WALTER COOPER'S.
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The Black Hills.
From the Cheyenne Leader.

FROM The Cheyenne Leader.
We are furnished with the following
good news by a gentleman who arrived
on yesterdays train from the East. The
party of '.Black Hills Miners" from Phil
adelphia will leave that city sore time
during the present month. A large pro-
portion Of them will make Cheyenne their
objective point for Quitting preparatory
to going to the Hills. They are mostly
from the coal mines of Pennsylvania. We
predict for them unbounded success.
Several of our merchants are speaking
Of establishing branch stores in the Black
Hills. Since the decision of Attorney
General Pierrep0As. stating THAT it is 10
offense against the law to invade the
Hills" those who avail themselves of this
privilege will having nothing to fear but
the Indians, and the general supposition
10, thai the commission sent 70 treat with
them will soon accomplish ito purpose,
thereby rendering it entirely safe for oil
who shall locate in that section.
We ore glad to hear that General 6heri-
dan has been ordered 10 send the Army of
the United States 10 the Black Hills; the
moro miners in that gold region the bet
ter It will be for the Development Of tho
Il need not be feared that any
military fbrce that 10 liable to be brought
here from ahroad can remove the miners
nov In the Black uills and Northern
Wyoming; hat bring On your soldiers. We
have plsnty room fpr them
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Battle In Spain.
Madrid, July &c.
The Carlists attempted to surprise the
Alfonsist troops at Guetaria, but We're
repulsed.
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The Comets.

The Comets.
We aze again under obligations to the
members Of tho Cornet Band for mos'
ROYAL sernade on Monday LAST. Thanks.
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Failure OF Duncan, Sherman
s. DO.
New York, July 81.
Duncan, Sheram & Co suspended this
Great excitement in Wall street.
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The Secretary OF War aud party are o.
their way to the Mammoth Hot Springs
and National Park.
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THE EMPLOYEES.

General Clapp is doing his utmost to-
wards making this model Agency. and
be has the best lot of men working there
to be found in the country, to assist him
in his endeavors. He speaksin the highest
terms Of praise of his employees,-the
msnner in which they work, and above
all the cheerfulness they exhibit while 60
doing. Knowing . major portion Of them
personally, we are not surprised at Gen.
Capp being highly pleased with the boys.
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furnishing Goods.

Honey Comb Undershirts
and Drawers worth s 50 FIR 4 sol
Merino do do = 3 80 for / 90
Merino do do ! Is for 75|
Merino do do 1 90 for 65|
Cotton Flannel Undershir;s
and Drawers, hest. Isl
Shaker Socks. per pair. 35I
British Cotton Half Hose. per pair. sNI
Common 20 do do al
Overaiis, best double stitches, do / l5I
Overslls. common drilling, isl
Duck Pants, 1 OO|
White Shirts, from 2 20 to ] OBJ
cass Cvershirts (bcst quality 4 50 to ) DOL
Flannel OyershIrts. from 2 Is to 2 DOL
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PROPOSAb0I
FOR THE IN
AGENo1

Crow AGENc,' ts71
PROPOSALS to deliver G T% Aes
i Of Nay at the new s's of Hsssd
are lnvited-the hay 20 ~ w. aeconps !,
and well stacked. Bias w ontract 90 ~
for fulfilment Of the . ssn'I uipd..
and win be received un.!! .""dallbds !.
The right to reject any ' Of dsers'
|Aerved; and to increase -
amount . per s. t:'i i. clArr'