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The Morning herald., 1877-03-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,

1IAaANSlD aANSlD OPERA HOUSE FEI'.I
r-| of Wilmington, iSs Delaware. az are ''''"'nS
The Hutchinson Family
,,,.,, (Tribe of Asa,)
VIII give anotner OF their delightful
Musical Entertainments
At the Opera House.
Thursday Evening, March 20.
Doors open at O'Clock. Concert to COM
Il, mence at 8 o'clock
Prlces-like the music-Old Fashioned:
TICKETS. Is CENTS.
Noextra charge for reserved seats, which
can be secured st James 4 Webb's, "a
10Th. at o'clock, q. m.
First come, first served.
The following programme will be strictly
"a adhered to:
PART FIRST:
Friends Words by Morris. % music by BY
sKing Alcohol" aRecoliections nj Of Of Child
hood" sung by Miss Ramsdell. "Been
Listenin' all night long to hear some sinner
n od 1ne ehufeh Ss%p soH3 Coed o tha
Plow," the HUTCHINSON home sopg and
WhiStl1ng chorus melody by Hu Crimson.
"Hannah's at the,Window, Binding Shoes"
ballad and duet words by Lucy Larcom,
melody, by Hutchinson. "Pharoah's
PART SECOND,
clark, hear an Angel Sing" song and
response. Reign, Q Reign, Massa Jesus,
Reign" Freedman's favoriteson and cho.
rus. "No Night There" written by w.
Kittridge. "The Cottage OF my Mother"
"Tenting on the old Camp Ground" solo
and chorus. Good Bye, Uncle Caleb"
1.-The Creed Of the Bells solo. duet. and
HSt;hinson. D Scotch DuIgay' balgEad s1o "oominyg ny
thro' the Rye" sung by Miss Ramsdeli.
'Calomel," humorous song. dedicated to
the medical faculty., music by Judson
Hutchinson, sung by Asa. Closing with
the family song of "The Old Granite State"
owe have come from the Mountains" &C..
as sung by the Hutchinson family thirty
five years ago. mh23 Ct :
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A Novel Race.
CROMWELL.


A few days ago novel race took place al
tavern, on the Kennett Pike, known as
the Columbus Inn. The race was not be-
tween two horses, as person would sup
pose, but between men, whose names we
refrain from giving. Now the stakes Of
this race were as follows: They were to
run certain distance up the pike and re-
turn, and the man who came in the door of
the tavern last, was the beaten party, and
as punishment he had to treat all In the
house, while the first man came off clear.
In order to give more rapid transit, one of
the party took off his shoes, and ran in his
stocking feet. There being about an inch
of snow On the ground, added much to the
novelty of the race. OF course the betting
ran high, at one time it being s to in ia
vor of the man In stocking feet; ;but It didn't
turn out that way, for as they came around
the corner of the yard both men were near.
ly abreast, with pair of stockings worn
out, and pair of bleeding feet. But now
they are nearing the goal, each strives hard
to be victorious. But, alas they both
tumble into the door together, head first.
Whiskey beat both. The consequence was
both had lost, and both had to treat. They
had no Returning Board.
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INSTlIUTE FOR
SALE.

valuable property, situated in a
y town in southern Georgia, On the
( Ss ara JraiIroad from Savannah to Flori-
tfsred S ed at o bargain. either for sale or
ae for M property in a city in one Of
RaiS ! i"Sontains three acres, upon which
Institute Building 70 by "a feet. two
hirh. % having schoolroom, recita-
bd music rooms, dining rooms. wide
Chambers and kitchen, servants,
stable, barn and all necessary out
and q vegetable garden.
nstitute is furnished, and the school
In operation with about sixty schol-
nronerty SyS is offered for sale. because
Rtb Of the lady who owns 1t has
brticulars apply to
GEORGE TR0UP MAXWELL.
New Castle. Delaware.
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Slf0ht Fire.
Adjourned.

Yesterday morning about O'Clock the
house No. 10Y West Second street, was
found to be on fire in the third story room
occupied by the City Cornet Band. After
burning hole . foot In diameter through
the floor, 1t was extinguished with few
buckets of water. The fire had just started
burning among the joists, and In short
time would have spread through the build
ing. The damage amounted to about $50.
Murray & Bros, shoe store received slight
damage.
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FROM ANOTHER CoRRRspONDENT.7
FELTON,, DEL, March %

FROM ANOTHER coRREsPoNDENT.1
FELTON,, DEL, March %.
Mr.. EDITOR Being . constant reader
of your valuable paper, I noticed an article
In one of It's columns, written by some
unknown person of our town, charging our
citizens, or q majority of them, with that
pernicious habit-rubbing snuff. In reply,
I wish to say the author of said commmu-
nication varies far from the truth, and If
you can say anything through the columns
of your paper that will cause him to shun
falsehood and tell the truth, you will confer
a great favor upon many of our citizens.
He publishes to the eyes of the world q
petty fault to which but comparatively few
of our townsmen are addicted. Probably
he, at the same time, is possessed with
vices which society would shun as the most
deadly poison. Oh !! false, vain man, search
the Sculptures, for if there is anything that
will regulate your immoral principles and
induce you to tell the truth 1t is the Scrip
lures. There is as much refinement, cul4
ture and good breeding existing in the town
of FELTON, as any other village on the PENN.
sula. Our citizens are chsste and devoid
of vices. Then, what Caesar is this that
envelops himself in the purple robes and
deies society to point out flaw in his
nh q ro NJ or2 Wo dopounoo him "a fo1oo
promulgator. Caesar had his Brutus,
Charles I. his Cromwell, the Republican
party its Pinchback, and FELTON, its false
and unknown reporter. We wish to satisfy
the gentleman, through the columns Of
your paper, that in us, who are falsely
he will find foemen worthy of his
steel.
Yours, &c., CROMWELL.
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NOTICES.
EIcE The Pine X not Association will
tye Yea grand ball on Friday, April lath,

r1cE.-Corpelius Green wishes to in
I'M his old friends and the public in
III that he will have charge OF the
sare House stables on and after the
March. He is good hostler and
sands his business thoroughly.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-24

FcE-WILSON & HALL will open
En- new Store at 507 Market street, on
~ March 24th, with q full line Of
oods trimmings, Fancy Goods and
Also q nice assortme Mt OF Gentle
m and iadies' Boots and Shoes. The
"oods @ will be sold at the very lowest
Tame and look for yourselves and
Einced. W4LoON q hAAA'
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TAR. FlTLERS VEGETABLE RHEU-
IL MATIC REMEDY:.1s the perscrip-
clans, clan and Is guaranteed to cure rheaina.
matis,n, Neuralgia. sciatica, Pain, Back
ache, &C., or money refunded, by invigora,,
ting the nerves, purify ing the blood, and
neutralizlng poisonous deposits IN the
system, BY merit 1t has become standard
medicine, Suffering and money saved by
using it in time. Remember that pr. Filter
"a the only physician In America devoting
40 years 10 this one line of practice; Cure
warranted. Adylce gratis, 45south Fourth
street. .--.
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LOST.

r OsT,-On Thursday evening". from a
! carriage, q Sable Muff, with brown
satin lining. West of Market street. A
Suitable reward will be given If left at this
Office. mhz1
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PQlica NAaU9.
dam

The following was the only case before
his Honor the Mayor last evening: John
Hopkins, colored, for being drunk and dis
orderly, was fined SO cents and costs.
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fHD,-RellGble correspondents in
cry village IN the State, TO write
Is and sayings of the people and
less prospects and attractions Of
Pllty. The schools, tho churches,
operations, the character of the
the advantages posses sed, to be
pes for their G. 4mmunicatiOns.
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NTCCLARY'S HALL.

MtCLARY'S HALL.
MRS. M. E. TILLOTSON. of Vineland,
will lecture on the Relation Of Women's
Costume to General Prosperity" at Nc
Clary's Hall, Saturday evening, march
q, at o'clock. Admission 10 cents.
,... mh23-2t*
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ri sNRIES NEW SERIES
\ '-" 0A = 800 SHARES!
|"Exce]s,or Loan Association" will
| Fifths Series Of stock at 81 per share
II on or before tuesday, April Sd,
|Pooks now ready. Apply to
ID. 4. HAWKINS, Sec'y,.
ou 4N Market Street.
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kENT,-Villa-Nem A mansion
Z. &c. and 4 acres of land. Seventh
yland Avenues, near city line, and
residence of JethrO ], Mccullough,
blightful place, ..and adapted for
ng summer bOarders.
n JOSHgA MARIS.
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V7ILLANOVA COLLEGE,, DELAWARE
Y COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges is under the charge of the
Augastinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages TO students, who desire to make
a thorough Classical, Scientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t is situated on the Pennsyl.
vania Genital Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad station and Post
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session of five months, TN
advancej $3.50.
For full particulars, send for catalogue.
Rev. r. A. MIDDLETON, D, D..
decl-1yr President.
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IDA tenant for q farm of l60
close to Wilmington. He must
references, ard ability to stock
ess by letter, "Owner," Box l48,
|e, Wilmington. mhl4w&s
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PROFESSIONAL,
ToHN O'BYRNE,
Attorney and Consell@r at Law
514 Walnut Street,
pHTT,A NEI PH1A

Citizens of Delaware having law business
in Philadelphia, or the adjoining counties
and an ppopsr.y assenaed @ aYe TO- BY @
ting with him jan8t
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vt. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,

OT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,
CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the care of the Sisters of st, Joseph
The course Of instruction includes all the
branches Of useful and Christian educa-
ton.
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
$500. For further particulars, address,
sepl-ly MOTHER MARY JOHN.
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WANTS.

ED-A gentleman to act as agent
irst.class Life Insurance Office.
fatures. Good Inducements. ADJ
this Office. mh34-3t
ED,-A lady desires q situation
ok. best reference given. Apply
OLSON STREET.
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nR. WALES, has returned to his resi-
IL dence, Cor. Eighth and King streets.
Octl6tf
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EDUCATIONAL.


EDUCATIONAL.
MISS ROBERTSON,
Having removed her School for Young
Ladies and Little Girls,
TATNALL STREET,
Will be ready April Sd, with pleasanter
arrangements, to reopen for the Spring
Tenn. mh24-1m
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ALE OR RENT.
Viii exchange for merchandise, q
{, with store room attached. Also
beef shamble and ice house In
Immediate possession. For partic-
dress, s. WATSON,
lw Farmington, Del,
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(NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, April 4th, 1S77.
LECTURE BY MRS. LIVERMORE.
SUBJECT
"WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUR
I.,-... DAUGHTERSW
mh13
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|sALE.-Three five-roomed brick
kes On the South Side. with fine
ENQUIRE OF J. X. t,ABC0CK,
s. W. cor, second and Market.
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kENT.-.A beautiful country seat,
aymont, Del, containing 10 acres,
Is frame dwelling, barn, woodland,
!, and a magnificent view OF the
e river for miles. The location high
(thy, and water pure and good; on
only five m ilesfrom Wilmington.
b John II. Taggart, Claymont.
mh17
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

kALE-On the South Side, 3 brick
ses. containing 5 rooms. Each will
ION reasonable terms, mhl7-u
The anti-monopolist., 1877-07-05
Supplement to the Anti Monopolist, July 5th, 1877.

Jno %. Gillis, y 50 IT e of W % IT 4 n
W Carpenter, CONG at a pdnt
on n boundary line Of Ind
owned by w. Carpenter l08
62-1O0 It from point Of In
tersectiOn OF said line wit Q
boundary line of blk IS, til ne
W 3O8 62-10O IT, thence n 80
It parallel with Kent st, Il e
30S 62-1O0 It from q line pr
allel to n boundary line Of aid
blk 18, tn at right anglesto
last mentioned line 150 fttO
begin'g, being l50 by aOsB2-
The anti-monopolist., 1877-07-05
Selby, Nc Clurg d Van Meters addition to S
RulfI

Leech's addition of out Lots to ST. Paul.
Schramm & Reinhardt, e ofn
1884 It of W OF w Of 49, 8 800
H Ward, e of W of n e off,. 4 "a 80
L E Barnes, undv'd of Aofw
}of lie of. f........ 600
L E Barnes, undv'd Of W / Of W
tofne Of. :...".....: 4 800
L w Hall, u It Of If ne4
of On NJ
The anti-monopolist., 1877-07-05

Vt7TF7II TJEUe Il
diti0n TO 50. Paul.
Isaac Bowers, CONG on Oak
st 100 1T from st anthony st,
tn parallel with st Anthony
st 75s it, tn Sly parallel
with Oak st, 42s It to an alley,
thence along the alley to Oak
ct, thence to beginning, being
part of .......,....... and GO 90 20
Hannah Lemke, CONG at ne
corner OF lot l. tn running
nwly along line Of block 63,
81 1912 It to stake, thence
SLY along lins parallel with
Oak ct, 20 It to stake thence
sely on line with ST An
thony st 81 p-12 IT to the
line of Oak st to a point 20
# from place of beginning,
thence along WY line OF Oak
st to place of begin q, pa,t of 63 SO 60
The anti-monopolist., 1877-07-05

4HdrshGH's Subdivision Of Block ss OF Mdclsbia
e HdrshaIs addition TO ST. PGa
VIM Marshall, Al It on Kent
st. ............. ...... 2, %
NJ G & worley, ss4 II front on
Msckubin st, running back
400 II - inc between s line OF
Carroll st and line of Syle-
bort st, as extended . 80. & 2, a a
VIM r Marshall. strip i4txfso II
sof Sylebort st, cong 50 ftw
OF Mackubin ct. part Of w s q aA
NJ q Worley. $50 II on Kent ct by
400 II deep, of............. 8 q % q
p Curtis Observation-Disclosures. 10 q $9 81
do ........... ............ II 81 1870
VIM r Marshall. or 1t of lot
ls, and I OF n 6st It Of iS
and W $50 II OF IA n fs sp
Leech's Aidifios 10 81 Fgaf
j Bringe. except street .... 5 IS ~
w Wander Weyer, W of. II IL 60
, Tneo flick ...-.......-.-...... IS 10 30
Esriac q CAates Subdivision Of Lots 6 and
B'cck /, ef L<ecA's addition to 81. PuM
Thos Skork, W Of lot | and
that part OF lot n Of Fort Of,
except N Wsgener's pts 10 IN
Jno Weber, except St .... 81 40
f A Brown, Of Fort .: Of rs 90
The anti-monopolist., 1877-07-05

SE Willoughby, W. OF lots 1 and
Alex Ramsey ..........
Judson \ Brock, CONG 10 II
from the NV cor Of lot on
= line of Nelson ave. tn W ~
II, tn : ON Division line Of lots
. and & to sw corner of lot ),
on $ line OF lot ) to lot 1, thence
nw'ly TO place OF beginning.
being 3 of lot 5, less Joseth s,,
do ...............
l. NJ Wright, com'g ut NV cor
ner OF lot a.. thence on di-
vision line OF lots 10 and u TO
Dayton ave So, thence on line
OF Dayton ave : II. IN nelly on
the line of Summit ave i0t
II, III In n straight line to sw
corner lot I, TO place OF begin
ming, being / OF lot ~. less
Joscth ST. ..................
A Miller, cong at point on Mel.
son ave ) II q OF " line OF lot
Is. IN 100 n, IN ~ II, thence
n ~ Il, thence II II, thence
n 81 II, TO Nelson ave. thence
w3Oft 10 begin ing. of lS and
The anti-monopolist., 1877-07-05

y. W. Bdss SutdiUiston Of ont Lot 4 Of Bdss' Id
ditton Of Out Lott 10 st. PAU.
J II Davidson- n-................ 80
II Brown. wn.........--.......... 80
Z u Travis. 1s.................. -. ii 10
Y neinrich. ............... ID 10
II Davidson ...... ..... Q IL 50
G A Bohrer, from W cor Of lot
8, measure 60 II alongw
boundary line Of said lot for
beg'R, tn on line parallel to
+ iss ssqSSafy ss.iSS z. Il Il :a1s is. 80 20 =
376-1O0 II, III 749 W 100 71-100
II to v boundary line Of said
lot 8, th lG' 3V along
said " boundary line 50 II
TO beg'g, being part of....... 5 800
A Bohrer. all Of above de-
scription Of ................. s lis 20
Ellen z Cook, except part covd
byJ w Bass subdivision and
X OF .....-......e......... 10 "a 90
0ray and Cobbs su1diuision Of out Lot 6 Of
Bass' addition Of Out Lots 10 81. Pau:
b Linz...... ......- lots ], and y W %
q Linz, Of line drawn from NV
cor Of lot TO n e cor Of lot 5,
being parts Of lots. ..... and 5 II 20
Lyman Dayton's Addttion 10 81. J"'. :.
Ada AayAu u....-........... y
Lygo ...-.......-............ 20 -
" WI " Hale, iso IT Of. ......:... ) iss %
" w Hale, CONG on 7th e 100 II
said 7th 100 n, th parallel
Win Hasis ave $50 II, tn .
parallel with 7th st 100 II, tbs
TO beg'g, part of-............- w
Lyzsan Dayton, Addttton 10 81. Paul.
CIV Carpenter ............s..-. sS
lss ln1y HsyTI, HsyysIi. !. III N d.. M@
B. San<nss gu1davasion Of Btoeh 10 0n1 - or
Lyman Dovtons Addttsun 10 81 Paw.
Theo no'soss. s..''.'.-.-'..'-..' '..--',' 10 %
NzxceI,y. sp.s ............. 10 10 20
The anti-monopolist., 1877-07-05

sfr<N.
~. . n. 10 eoJarStBss
lrx q. .ae D. u Maple ard
7tS sts, on IL NV cor Of blk
II. II nelly on TIE se1y line Of
III u 10 n for beginning,
"a se'ly On . line parallel With
the nssly line Of Maple st ~
4, ID ne.1y On . HnS parallel
With TIE sefly line Of nh = 5ff,
u nvly On . line pessllel With
the pe'iy line of naple 1t 70
D. se Hns Of TN II, tn sv~ly
-Ionx - line Of 7th n 10 begin
nfne}sD. n front On TIA It by
IA II deep. per. Of ......s II
Msehael Do3sn, ST. >os " 10
" Of ........s. ~
ID A Nsnr erd'd n eSefs ~ ~
C.sAs Colssx, - n - s,se 10 n u ~
- 6bf.w ~ . 5sgs II ~ ~
c Asyx WY 10 Il MY 40
Nay a Kirkle. wty 10 # of
sw7y - n W = -
The anti-monopolist., 1877-07-05

10 tss part mken Uy
RR, being Is II on e line and
$ 80 1t on W line. ...... 8 II q
r X Nelson, less 30 II on W line
and - It on e line II g
X Nelson. less 30 II on line
and e 30 II on line ... 8 IA II
Il X Nelson, less 90 IT onw
line and II 30 II on line ~ Z IA q
X Nelson, except triangular
piece lying n OF line drawn
from point 10 II d-tsnt W
from ne corner to point onw
line 40 II from NV corner OF
mid llaf 4
The anti-monopolist., 1877-07-05

Th0s. DGly's Subdivision of Blocks 18 and 81
Of StinsOn, BrOcn d Rd'nsey's addition to
st. Paul.
N Wallerich, Is IT of.......... l 81 1 &C
Jno Nedeved, n of IS It Of. :. u 81 &C
Jno Snideler, 8 Of Q Is It off,. n 81 &C
The anti-monopolist., 1877-07-05
FIFTH WARD.
Riftson's addition TO ST. Paul.

Kiffs0n's Addition 10 81. Pau.
Harvey Hill, except Nygrens
Youngs, Gembes d Merrilrs
parts, and except street, Of.
d d Merrill, 30 by 100 IT IN NV
cor Of blk 1, CONG at q " cor.
th 30 n, tn c 100 II tn
50 II, th W 100 1t to beg'g,
except part paid by Noyes
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GRANGE DIRECTORY.

Bozeman Grapge, No. 2. w. B. Meadow,
Master, Clark III. Switzer, Secretary.
Bozen,sn z. O.. #.lss aa ".'
East Gallatin Grange. No. 8. John Math-
ecw Master. G.. l.. Weaver, Secretary.
Bozeman z. o.
Pennington Grange, No. 5. V. A. Cock
Grill, Master. Is, M. Dawes, Secretary. Cen
trail Park z. q.
Elk Grove Grange, No. 6. J. b. Stuart,
Master. j. Plum, Secretary. Bozeman Z. O..
Prickly Pear Grange. No 7. w L. Mill
igan. Master. Geo. Breck, Secretary. Hell
cla p. O. 80 fl #.-t| --l+ -" .1-E
Fair View Grange, No. II. Il. II. Reed,
Master. T.. 0. Railsback, Secretary. Roze-
man r. @.
Sheridan Grange. No. "A. j. L. Lewis,
Master. L. Il. Taylor, Secretary. Sher-
idau p. q. rII ..sg8h~aa 4i.ft Il ~. Er.
Corvallis Grange. No. IL. Oliver Tolber,
Master. w. +. Harlan, Secretary. Corvallis
P.O. E5 '#3t A3t5ts oHf@1s% 1''' y
Fort Owen Grange, No. IS. S. P Mar
tin. Master. G.. b. Sanders, Secretary.
S%tevensville p. o. ... .,.5
Madison Grange, No. %. A. n. Bull,
Master. A. w. Switzer, Secretary. Virginia
city p. O. 4. atg .o.- it .-ta- - .s.a~
Mountain Valley Grange. No. %. f. Not
tingham, Master. p. i. Mills, Secretary.
Boulder p. o.
i Pleasant Valley Grange, No. %. Geo. j.
Wickham, Master. Miles futile, Secretary.
Fish, creek p. O. ,...,a# y.4ass f..,- .-eus
Compromise Grange, No. &c. J, Wyrock.
Master. NJ. III. Lott, Secretary. Twin
Bridges P..O.t #t." ~"n#.a'ytft & 4HER #'tgt*
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FOR LOU
OFFICE CHEZ C. S., DEPT. OF DAKOTA,

a} OFFICE CHIEF c. S. DEPT. OF DAKOTA, tidf
81. PAUL, Mimi July 70, 1871. s
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, ,,'..=
~ .#3t4 t.4= will be received until II O'Clock, NJ.
Tuesday; August q. 1877, for furnishing, the Sub
sistences Department, us. a.. with Fresh Ground
AAAA Flour. No sprontcd and damaged wheat to
be used in making this Flour. Qualify must equal
the best produced by the Union Mills of Gullatin
County. It3 Ht 1~lasf@ssU5~ #aE#" ~
At tor Shaw, M liza. 900 pounds
Al Fort ellis, Nj. I. = t-4 rs Zoo raN
A. A. Se% pr ssk ct M II: m;,,s \: : y, gao !" s
The Flour to bic delivered ut the post in good
strong sacks or barrels, on or before November 10,
1877. Each package must be marked before delivery
with name OF conlractolsand date of manufacture
The Flour to DO rightly inspected by the A. &. s. of
The brand Of the Flour must be stated. Each pro-
posal must be guaranteed by two responsible par
ties, certified to as good and sufficient bya u. y.
District Attorney, Judge or Clerk Off Court Of Re-
proposals. with general instructions to bidders,
will be furnished upon application to the A. c. S.
af any OF the above named posts. Proposals must
be made upon the blank forms furnished for the
each post, and the envelope should be endorsed
Proposals for Flour Ut ---,'' an@ addressed
to Col. John Gihbon, It'll Infantry, Z. S.. Army.
Hei,ena, Montana, and will be opened by him or by
pose, at the Office OF the Army paymaster, ut Hell
ena, on the day and at the hour above named. Is
Proposals will also be received and opened by the
A.C. >. ut the posts above oamed for the Flour re-
qu,red ut the post. E#s.=H#
Payment for the Flour depends upon a future ap-
preparation for the purpose, and bidders must state
IN their proposals that they bid with this UNDER
standing. Bidders are invited TO be present at the
opening of the bids. The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids received, also to increase or dimin-
ish the quantities srccifed by giving notice of such
change, on or before October 1, 1877. ~ ft
5s-3w MCCLURE, Capt. and C. S.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-23
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