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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17
Lieut.. Carey's Statement.

The cable has given the facts con
nected with the death of the prince. bu,
some very interesting details are con
tanned in the dispatches from South
Africa. The prince, who WAS always
deslrous to be activity employed, was
anxious to join Lieut.. Carey, of the
9sth, who was starting With six mon OF
Bettington's horse on q accommodating
expedition. The staff objected to his
going, but no laughIngly overruled
their wishes and started. Lieut.. Carey,
the leader of the recOnnoitering party,
gave the following account of the expe.
ditlon: awe lett Kopple Allen at half
past seven, rode to Itelezi and waited
for the Basutos. The prince being i'm
patient at their non arrival, we rode on
without them to hill sevon miles and
half this side of lshlawani hill recon-
noitered with telescopes for one hour.
but saw no one; decended to desert
ed kraal in the valley below, off-saddled
and rested for one hour. reminded
the prince of the time. He said, wait
ten minutes At length as We were
about to resaddle our horses, saw the
black faces of Zulus peering ont be-
tween the maize-stalks all around. The
prince, looking aside, asid, q see them
too We lesped upon our horses and
rode off amid sudden volley of mus
kerry from the Zulus, who, As soon a.
they saw US mounting, rushed forth Oh
all sides from the maize. All rode OFF.
On crossing the dongs, two hundred
yards away, we noticed the princes
horse following riderlsss. expect the
prince had been killed in the kraal.
Two of the escorts were killed"
The Indian Commissioners, created
under an act Of the recent Legislature,
to audit claims of persons who suffered
from the depredations of Indians, last
year, have filed their report with the
Governor. The Commission consists OF
Hon. W. X. Adams and A. W. Mann,
with Jas. Clayt ton rs clerk.
During the progress of their labors
they travelled go miles across the State
in Is days, or made only ID miles per
day, on the average.
From this report We learn that tho
totui VI PtCoCbSCu " 10
ll6, which amounted to 1882, 646.l3.
Of these, they were ninety allowed, in
the sum Of slOl, 1858. The total num-
Der of deaths by Indians, 80, number
OF heads of families killed, Is.
Auditor Bonebrake says the report is
one of the finest ever made to the Gov.
enor. 1t Is clear and concise, and
rightly done.
The question is to be submitted to
the First Comptroller Of the Treasury
as to whether United States Senator
Sharon, of Nevada, can legally draw
his salary as Senator. Sharon spent
nearly all his time on the Calafornis
coast, attending to his private business,
during both the last regular sessions
and the last extra session OF Congress,
having been in his seat in the Senate
but few days. The law provides that
a Senator or member of Congress who
shall be absent from his post of duty,
unless by leave or on account Of OK
ness, shall not be entitled to his salary
or to mileage during such absence.
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lea6vtil0. CelosaAo IN VS.. sssposits d
osrtonsies sf silver at LsI.iii. many .siiss 10
eHtsss onsns>i - rses~st dssess.r.i
TSsy 10y IN hSsisostai s-Sss gravel fsss
d 10 ss~t t,eA. snt frsss 10 iss f>.f hss
fsos. assei vsts sls . p.es ssd sssDs.i
blasting Drop. sxp>ssfss shafts bsssS r<,str~d
3 ~ useA ~ sAsrgu. ssss
Yer Ss.ssz ssrsssfsss foass. na-ei- en~rSJ ssi ss
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20 m.ass sf D~srsr. r-sas ~ sssfs Pan asly
seag>s - aiies % vsirpksy. q aai~s 10 iI~sj, sAs
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49, = ss~sy sp>a
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o0v. - Nv c<s1s - Lassss.s % sfsszsss>s vxs
- ssanaU SsszaA.A asA.s s.saass a>A~
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17
Same bad word, bad as you can i'm.

Same bad word, bad as you can i'm
magine).
Citron discharged the man instantly,
but hired him over again the next day
and increased lis wages. His character
is perfectly illustrated in this incident.
The prince of Orange was . man &C.
quainted with bailiffs. The income OF
the king Of Holland was not sufficient
to crafty the appetites of his heir.
This was one of the causes of the deep
and unconquerable sadness which sften
overcame the prince. And bus bitter
feelings wero intensified at seeing bis
father squander money on actresses
and harlots. He was in the midst of
an ocean of pitiless creditors.
He acquired disgust Cor life and for
himself. One day he came out OF a
cafe. prey to the most violent melan-
choly. Isabella, the flower girl, met
him ut the door and offered him rose.
"Will you buy my flower, monseig-
neurs :" she asked.
Don't call me 'monseigneur y he ans
wered. "Call me rather 'sot ""(abrutD.
''Oh monseigneur :"
"Call me 'sot,' and 1 will give you
these twenty francs and take your
rose."
al could never dare"
VERY we'll. Adieu."
And CItron started of, like Don Juan
in the "beggar scene"
Isabella, who has few scruples, made
up her mind.
"WeIl, then take my flower, sot"
Bravo! Here are your twenty francs"
He died miserably, almost alone, q
hardened, blase, WORKOUT man,
although he was not yet forty years old,
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Free 'sus to and from all rsains.

The Pacific House il building and contains the
convenience Of hrsi class hotel spacious sample
room has been opened and arranged for the use Of
travellers II Is located nearly opposite the county
with or without rooms. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17
Adm In isfrOfOr's Notice.
STATE o. KANSAS.
tOuNrY ~ SALINE

STATE o. KANSAS.
CouNry ~ SALIVA.
In III. Probate Court IN and Tor sad comfy In the
msit.r III the estate of A } schw. rtJ dec a.~d
NoriCk Is hereby given, that letters OF s.impis-
~ traf,on have been grated the unste o
In. estate ot A. Schwartz lsi~ OF sad cousty de-
ceased. hy the Honorable the rrotste Ccurf III the
County ami state Aforesaid, dat~d The lyth day VI
June, A u, i,,s. Now. all p~r-ons havlag eiains
anst said estate h~r~tv nia~d that they sa.,
present the same To the undsrssnei Iof alio vance
thin the date Of sasd ettrrs or thss
may be pfrcluir from b~ns1t such sstsfs ant
thst II such claims be not exhibited within three
alter the date OF ssd rters they shall b bar
red W X SEI~
Isth day OF June, ISIS Admin is,r.tor
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17
A Girls Life SAVED By . Csrsei Steel.

Dispatch TO the Indianapolis Joarusi
The dispatch sent BY your CORES
pendent last night concerning the
shooting Of Miss Emma Gandesman, 81
New Palestine, " bile in the main correct
was in Q few points incorrect The PIC.
mic party was made up Of several cas
loads Of Methodist German Sunday
schools OF Indianapolis. The boys were
not in an alteration, but were rscklsss-
Iy playing with their rsvolvers, when
one Of them went OF, hitting Mise Gun
derman in the side, but luckily striking
. corset steel and glsncing Oh. pacing
through her lett arm. Had il not bsso
for the corset the ball would probably
have passed through the heart.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17
OuckI00'o Hrnioa SaIvo.

The best salve 10 the world tor Cots,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt RhsuN, Tst
ter. Chappsd Hands. Chilblains, Corns,
and ali kinds OF Skin Erspsions- This
Sslse is guaranteed 70 give perfect sst'
isfSction ID every case OF moasy refund.
ed Price Is cents p. box For sale
by Howard n. Sale. SAlias.
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Notice for Publication.
LASDosy,cs At s.lISA. kASs.s.

LASDOpyicK AT sslISA. kANa.s.
June 3. ls.s
NOTICE Is hereby given that the folio wing named
~ ssttlrr has died VI his sns~ation make
GnAi Preoi In support his claim. and naai
entry thereof al Al the ~xpiratou thirty days from
the date OF this nottsr, VIZ: }. STANLEY. Pre-
emptioa Dceiaratory StateW~nt, No. lsa4l. tor the
southwest quarter OF Section g. Township u soa;h
Rangea west. and nance the following hts vii
ness~s. VIZ H. shaw, 4. J.. 0rime. aud Joseph
Barrett, all os Ottawa sounty, Kansas.
si-d r.. l. A<bND. 1rgster
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Kansas Pacific Railway.
KANSAS TO the 'FRONT.'

KANSAS TO the 'FRONT.'
The Le.iax Whesa stas~ in the Ussos 70 ls.s. an.i
Tbs Tear,h Corn st.s--Ih. er.si Kss..s
Harvest Of isss 49, ssAsd fss
th< "GoIdes Best,"
The eeiebras Bes of eonsssy ~ iiDsss~ss
sectian of Central ksnsas. asssrssi By ~ Aasss'
M E,Iiou,ns A.asmeass o.. ,skes nom ~ report
Of il.s k.n..s State Bard Of Asrscst.r. tsr lss;
WHEAT -,.. !. IS, 81; . s 3: s e. 49, so 80 ].
%. uaEh I-:-, prci.e.as . 81, se hs.A.s q Vie
total.
32,316,301
De dsois-n WIS. B~st q ~ &c. rss1e 5000
~ 5000. ss, 2. 90; ;s;s = - s.: =
pr e-.s ofihs ~ a Whs ie ~ ssss>. So
sr.slas .. es.s.l. % N ses.. ssiis ~ s'ss.s Cor
CORN! n t.s: 81 go see =: !:
s,as si. srsssesi - IS ssss..' . = ca.
ssosiy oas-,Aird Of ~ ssurs - 4 - AsAs Gn
- eqsAiy grad ssos'ss b oil oshss 1'ysssosss e
NJ isrsso.as hess ssss ss.<i.ss,.sy Gay -
g.: ss:, 20. y. -, ,.... -. g -: -,
y...:: s: :....!. :: 8, e. Is: s.; =
~. s:.m .ss ..x:WsfsZ:..fs:.:::: 80! go: :.
Ter % for ezAk. O. II poem e~ss = ~ 90
issrr.~. o. asar 49, ~ 0y - ~ - -
eredif o. err - ~ - 60 vH ~ sesOA,
ss1d % 4 J 6sDa~. - C06. 6aahaa.
esesos vsscA sesls aAp0 lAsAB. oso0Des. Pp-
e0sksan, Sod. Csa0s1s. Bps1aHeD. a1oaA 0s1asaG.
- !: VI. =: . 49, f.sAss. ss.'. So
Iesz n We "a ekSa 49, EAas. 80 49,
49, ,.e & AxsAS PA1eSc 0AaUkY
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Motto,
Notice for Publication.
LAND ovyIcs At SAIrxA. KASs..
lun- - sa-S

LAND ovvics At SAIxA. kASs..
June =. ISIS
NOTICE II hereby kiysn that the following named
~ settier hes died notice Of hts Ialeusoa 70 make
rnsl proof IN support Of his claim, and secure Anai
entry thereof q the expiration u thirty days the
date of this notice, John Aadersoa acsnessrad
Application No lSlis for the half o, thr north
west quarter OF section =. Township Is, RaAss
west, and aames Tie following his wits~ss<s vir
Z 4. Hahn. and Edward Short. all ei Saline eoss,y.
Kansas Z. l., BOND.
sl-St Register.
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HNSAS O1Y. no
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Notice for Publication.

LAND oppcG AZ NsliSA. kAss
June -. is,s.
NOTiCE l. hereby given thai the follow lag n AIMED
~ settler has ne,i notice his intention % naA~
innl proct support ot his claim, aud m
entry thrrroi nj the eNpiration thirty days
dale OF tins notice. via Jacob W hitr. Tor th~
half OF the northwest quarter Of ctisa g. Town shy
10. Range. west and names the following he
witn-sses VIZ August boadi. Henry Miller, and
SVEN Besson. all Ut Saline county Kansas
sia T.. BOND. Register
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the rules and pass the bill and the motion was car
rlcd without u division. Immediately attcrWard
Mr. Cabcll and Mr.. Cox intimated n desire for
division. The Speaker said he had given full time
for q call for n division before announcing the
result He would. however, recall that announce.
ment and he asked whether there was any call for
a,diysion. Mr.. Cox said he did not insist upon It,
Mr. Finley did, however call for the yeas and nays
anu the Republican side of the House very gener'
ally sustained the call.
The vote was therefore taken by yeas and nays
and resulted in the passage of the bill-ycas, 1885,
Gabell, Caldwell, Clark (Mo.), Cox, Dunn, Elam
Finley, Frost, Guntcr Henkc, Hurd. Knott Man
ming, Mcmillan, Nichols, Robertson Q.a) Slemons,
smith IN. J) Oscar Turner, Whitthorne, aud Will
son.
Mr.. MCMAHON, from the Committee on Appropri-
ntions, reported the bill making appropriations for
the Judicial expenses of the Government for the
year ending June 80, 1880 ordered printed and
rccommtted
Mr. REAGAN moved to suspend the rules and pass
bill apprupriating $1,000 for the construction of n
marine hospital In Memphis Tenn. Agreed TO.
Mr. RYAN (kan,) moved to suspend the rules and
pass the army appropriation bill precisely as It was
reported on June from the Appropriation Com.
mitcc, by Mr.. Clymer.
Mr. ATKINS moved to adjourn
The Speaker inquired of Mr.. Ryan if the bill he
desired to pass contained everything that was in
the bill reported by Mr.. Clymer.
Mr.. RYAN. Everything word for word, as printed.
Mr.. ATKINS renewed his motion to adjourn.
Agreed to-ycas, l0j; nays, 100.
rms was strict party vote, with the exception OF
Mcssrs Keller and Sapp. who voted in the atllrma-
i've and the following Democrats and Greenbaok
Bouck Culberon, De La Matyr, FELTON,, Ford, For.
sythc, Gillette, Jones, Lowe, Murch, stephens, Ste
vcnSon, Weaver, aud Yocum.
The House accordingly, at $50 adjourned.
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GREAT
1879
- PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK, steel. RAILS,

-,, ,,,,,, PEMNSYLX,,.AMIA RoUTEE,
ON, ~, ,DoUBLE IgXGK, Steel: RAILS, ,.or,,a
SPLENDID SCENERY Ina Na4HGNiFIcENr EQUIP
TRAINS LBAV i " 4sHiNGToS from Depot, cor
ner off sixth and y streets, as follows:
parlor Car to Pittsburg and sleeping cars from
Pitisburg 10 Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chicago;
SSfR AN tb P5ESS f2t K GliGS
For Canandaigun, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
ann me North at OOl q m daily, except sunday
- ana Watkins, at 1890 Il. m. daily, except Sunday.
WI, Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pniiman. Parlor Cars, $50 II. nj. daily except
For Brooklyn, New YORK; all through trains connect
atJersoy CITY with boats OF "Brookyn Annex"
hnording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
city. ~ .
Fol-, philadelphla, ,s:35 a. m, daily, except SUNDAY
a. m. daily, except sunday
For baltimore, GOO, G:2O S:3j $3.50 and 400 p
daily, except Sunday: 1890 a. M. 1885, $3.50. 7iO.
and 1915 p. nj. daily
For Popes Creek Line, 6;2O a. and 100 p m. daily
For Annapolis, J:2O a. m. and 40 p. m daily, except
ALEXHNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria g. 7i5 8, o. TO- II IL IN, and 15, S,4;2o
90; z and li:SO p m. ON sunday,V a. IN. i;lo
For. nlchmond and the South, $50 a. nj. daily, aud
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington @, 7:lS, g.
9, 10, II a IN. and /, 8, 40 8, O. Z, and IL p. m
On sunday Mt and 10 m. and 6p, m.
Tickets, Information, sleeping and paror.car nc
commodations can be procured at the oiices-north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and at the depot where orders can be
eit for the checking or baggage to destinations from
l.. p FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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pRorosALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DETACHMENT
Seated proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1850, will be received ut
this Department until the 18th day Of june 1872 at II
o'clock IN.
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon APP
plicRtion.
Item by Item; and tins advertisement and the pro-
pOsu far accepted by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, and the bond accompanying the sam shall con-
sitte the contract between the Government and the
eCuted.
The articles contracted for must b. furnished from
the orders Of the Depart ment. The entire quantities
Will, however, be- called for during the year
Each proposal must he signed by the individual or
firm making IT, and be accompanied by n bond. with
sufficient SretcS, In The sum OF two thousand dollars
(s2O00), approved by the United States officer of the
district In which the surCes reside do business
a form to be furnished by the Department, cundi-
toned for furnishing such portions OF the articles
may be awarded under IT, and the performance OF the
contract,
All deliveries will he subject to inspection by an OK
pert detailed for the purpose by the secretary of the
Treasury, and the delivery OF AN inferior article will
be deemed sufficient cause 10 annul the contract, at
the option of the Secretary
Deliveries must be free of charge at the Treasury
Department. Washington.
The failure TO comply with any order under the
tract viii operate ms forfeiture of the entire penalty
OF the bond or the secretary 81 the Treasury may d.
Of any articles ns shall br necessary TO supply the
deficiency caused by such iRure, and charge to the
contractors so per centum OF the price which II shall
be found necessary TO pay for such articles.
Proposals unnCCOmpanled by II satisfactory bond
will not be considered and contracts will be- awarded
only TO established manufacturers Of or dealers III
Proposals TO he addressed to the undersigned and
marked proposals for stationery
The Department reserves the right 10 waive defects
No awards viii be made under this advertisement
until Congress shall have made the necessary nppro-
priaion. JOHN SHERMAN,
mylB Secretary OF the Treasury.
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GEORG ETOWN NEWS.



Among the numerous vessels which did not ar.
rive at Georgetown yesterday was the schooner
Hattie Williams. This Is not a very important
inerce OF this place But nasmuch MS the vessel is
an exceedingly large one in fuct the largest
schooner ever built In this country IL may be of
sufficient interest TO mention that the Hattie VIII
iains Is at present detained In the vicinity OF the
Long Bridge. As soon US the tide rises TO u suC
hclent height she will cross the bar and be lowed
up TO Winshps Wharf The Hattie Williams Is
commanded by Captain Dean. She was built by
me same company who own the famous schooner
Charles A. Briggs, which vessel was Il source of so
much qualification to our energetic little contcm-
pOrary, the Critic The Hattie Williams is in most
respects similar to the Briggs, being fitted up with
engines, &c, but surpasscs her in Tonnage Capicty
by 800 tons making n total of LOO. II Is her
maiden trip, and ON her return voyage she will
taRe on board l 900 tons OF coal from Georgetown,
the remainder of her cargo being obtained at Alex
andrla. The heart OF THE REPUBLICAN reporter re-.
Joces, for his journalistic CoHtre of Critical per-
suNsion was heretofore positively languishng for
another big item"
a very sad accident occurred yesterday after
noon about haltpaSt two o'clock, In which little
Arthur Harper aged seven years, son Of officer j. G..
Harper, was drowned. In company with several
persons he was fishing from his fathers sail-boat
near Analostan Island, when he fell into the water
and his friends only hearing the splnshing waters,
and thinking that their dog had jumped overheard,
TOOK no notice OF the event On discovering his
absence, however, they began to suspect the mis-.
river with n seine for over an hour the body was
recovered and taken home. Dr. Bowie Tyler made
all efforts To bring the child bnck to life but TO no
purpose. The coroner was notified and rendered a
verdict of accidental drowning.
81. Johns Church will this evening at seven
o'clock witness the marriage ceremony of Mr..
William Orme 10 Miss Lockwood, daughter of Gen
eral Lockwood. Mr.. Orme was formcrl lender of
the ST. Johns choir but at present is in charge of
the choir at Christ Church. His numerous friends
purpose presenting the gentleman with an appro-
PIRATE gilt After the ceremony the happy couple
will depart for unknown regions, to he gone only II
short time and on their return will occupy the
mansion corner of Green and Stoddard streets.
The canal boat Ellen Brooks arrived yesterday
with the following cargo for j. g. and J. NJ. Waters:
200 bushels of wheat, 700 bushels yellow corn, 1850
bushels white corn, and 175 bales of hay.
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Cotton dull. Mddllng l3c.
Flour firm. HOwardslrCet ana Western superfine,
81 2i3 IS; do extra 81 2lGj; do family IS IS 40; Cay
Mills supcrtinc 81 25di do extru 81 rs rot do Rio
brands 10 Is; PatapsCo family, 800
Wheat-SOuthcrn hrm. Western firm. Southern
red 81 1901 Il; do amber, 81 2J@l 81 No Pennsyl-
vaula red, 81 Pool 81; No2 Western winter rcd SPOT
II AZ June 81 l5GIl 49, July, Il l2GGgl 10; August
II NO7 al wa; September, 81 90 al Olsg.
COrn-Southeru firm aud higher. Western hrmer.
Southern white. SIC: do yellow 45c; Western mixed,
spot aud June, Aic July lIgiic; August 4449iI5sc;
steamer, i2ac.
Cas- firm and higher. Southern iulpIlc; Western
I0c.
i've QUiet at GOd6lc.
Hay duh. Maryland and Pennsylvania prime 10
choice, Sl2Gl3.
Provisions drmor. Mess pork so rs. Bulk meats
LOO'e shoulders, SIC Clcur-rib sides, 4t.C; packed
44C and j'ac BaCOn-ShOulders &c; CluNr-rlb sides
&C. Hams, lO' s6Lll!sC. Lard. refined In tierCcs To-
Butter quiet; prime TO choice Western packed l2t Ic
Eggs firm and active at he.
Petroleum dull. Crude &C.; refined, Z &C.
Coffee lirm Rio ClrgOcs, llul6C.
sugar stea ly a son, S6gs'4c.
Whisky dun at 81 U6.
Freghts to Liverpool per steam steady and lower.
Cotton, 3l6d, Hour y; grain, Id.
Recelpls-Flour 2,3! bblsi wheat, 1000 bu; corn,
rs 100 bu, oats, 300 Du
shipmenis-Whes't, 60 600 bu; corn, 1000 bu.
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JJRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
WAN DEPARTMENT,
" .atII.-nn.u.. LLuun- AIu.. ~ IAsn

WAsHGNGTOG CITY, May 70. 1872
Sealed proposals. In duplicate addressed to the Sec
rotary of War will be received ut this Department
until u o'clock noon on Friday, the Goth day of June
1872 for supplying the stationery for the War Depart
men and It's Bureaus for the fiscal year ending June
No bids will be considered that are not sealed and
marked OH the outside OF the envelope Proposals TOR
Stationery No bids will be received after IL o'clock
sharp.
A detailed schedule Of the articles required and
blank form OF proposal Will be furnished nppca-
tion to the Chief Clerk, War Department.
The stationery must be ofthe best quality. Samples
must accompany each bid, and be fully equal to
standard samples on file.
The successful bidder viii he required 10 give bond,
with approved suretes In the sum of $1,000 for the
faithful tulhllment of his contract, and the Depart
men Will reserve the right to order the articles at
such times and In such quantities rs II may deem
proper, and To increase or diminish the quantity
stated In the schedule.
Articles not named In the schedule are to he fur
nished Mt the option of the Department at the lowest
market price. GEORGE w. MCCRARl,
Sprrntnry nf War