1
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I Force.
he laud foroo are noaer
il Jiuri.EK, comuod of
wonty-Unh. uikI H.mi.n.i
TJIVRSDAT, DKCBMDjt jo, 1M4.
EOSE BLACKETT t'SQ HER LOVERS.
"Yen, I ftippoio It Is a gnoi thing, i!d I"1'
Whitfield, jawing b Mule In.tiflbriTitly, consider
ing ths occsmoo. "You str mv mHier ma le It
up, to thai I don 'I take niHch rrnlil to myself la
the matter. I (tore lay I iniKht b" fi-o In nd
won on my w liook If I hud lil.o.1 ; Imt I loft It
All k llic old l"ly. Sho likes manning. So slid
-nil Mrj. lll.-kett laid tlieir 1-cadn toyothtr, and
Jio.ic and I mid vfs."
"Weil, Fred, to certainly r tho mot ottra
ordno'y ti !'"w ""d Ins Irlcrnl. UiikWiik' i "I
den t lliiiik many pcoplo would Imagine you wgro
si'Ci.Mng of your marriagr."
"IHUPHy It",, i,miiw; , f v v "
ftir mcli a jolly lot of Imih on those o. casioiis. ;
they c ai out urdi raiautl :h:it one xlmnld hmu any
comn.on scnas in tl'O miltt r. Time d K'inc liy f ir
bl SM B and kl-s, and CJupiito anil nrrow, and
all that ruhlimh , ami it' a nil viry well, you know,
to like iliepirl you u; roii r to m-ry hut ban;
it all! one Tiftdii't nakuii lool ot onuV-scll '' I
It! 1 1 ik 1 Ho'O Itlurkt'tt very well. Shu's a line
f irl enMiali ; no m ni) aliort her; run rulo
well, w ttii li m mn' ;hliik a'ld p.Hys cr iu. t lirii
r.ar she i no'l-t in nil, ami, I am tlmnkti:) to
say, without a -ntirn'iitaiity ; su neliititoil' rx
actl) : 1 ut for It it g over lit a 1 andean in low,
and all that luff, I'm tar too uvd up f.iranv.
th. ut,' t t the kind, ami ttho iH too scud tie. Wo
ninny lnntu.c our mutln'rH v. nil il, anil hcmima
an tlity lh i' we nnht ns well marry earn
other lis any :tu elso. 1 ean't any I pi lii ularly
want to 11110 1-7 liny ..lie ; ticv 1 suppose 1 inut do
my uuty ih.it way ; and o you 1 do it."
"All ery will, M i-t. r I ii'tl ; hut I raunot any
1 th ) 11 k. you are in a tir.iin-r traine of mind," a 11 1
llarvoy V;nn, "and 1 only bopo that when t .'un
yon I to hi" married 1 (-hall he over t ad and '
in love with my wile. I don't tbiuK 1 would let
niy mother muke up a marrmge lor uic, however
lenninle in ita outlined."
Ah ! I ut then ymi are such a denied romantic
fellow," liinRtied Fred. "N.iw you nee I have
K' tie through ail Utat, and have eonie out oa the
oilier fide ; and -0 1 nave nivsrlf no end of troulile
and auiietv ; and let me lull you, thrt is no ton
Knptililc thing hi do in life, if yu can."
Just iio," !! Harry, "and hy that re.H'iti
ing the more nearly we Ret down to oy uterdom
the w iber our ptiloaophv. '
"Not a had idea, H.irvoy. An oyster must have
a inllr time erf it till he's cuuirhl. And even
thin, we are all caught some, time or other; to
what tloen it ruatlor .-"
"Mot nitii h. DerliupB ; but I cannot say I like
cyater theory. 1 like to live up to tho fullest of
my powers while i do livc.aud when 1 have wtirn
m Keif out, then It is time to die. 1 ut vcgeUtiua,
at,! ial or cuiotional. tloea not (uit me
"All tho retiult of temperament and or(iiniza
tlon, niy dear fellow, suid ried, languidly ; "you
see you have a hiK heait and hi luiiirs and big
mum lei. an J a hiw bruin, and are u bun of Anak
alttigether. I htvo a weak heart and weak hinca,
anil mure, nerve than mua. lt n, and an lrnuhlu
brain which hits to he kept tjuiet ty tho never to
Ije-iulHiKntly-piai-eil nuotine; iind bo ctnotinti
and exciknieiit and all that aort of thing boro me
to death ; aud In lin t, 1 am not up to them, and
that tt j net it.
"One would think you wrro a aior Utllo miser
able starvcllnc to hear you talli,' r'liouted Harvey
"A six-foot lit guardsman not 'up' to any
thing! and the hest trickster aril ho dest rider
to huuiiila in the county ! Who is talking bosh
Bow. fnd :
"l'ci haps I am, and perhaps you are; but it's
too mucn trouble to decide, yawned 1 red niny
And Harvey knew that when bis friend culmi
nated to tbla point, there was no pood in talking
to him any morn. I-red was on tho mi bono
school; good hearted and honorable, generous,
brave, uilcctionate in grain; but he had spoilt
himself by the uilcclution of IndUrerence, by pre
tending to bo so terribly superior to all the weak
nesses of enthusiasm or emotion, and by making
belli ve and it was only uiaho-bcKcve that thero
was nothing in lile worth living .'or. In aid of
which philosophy he had put mi a lazy, limut'
ing, careless manner, inoxprcssiMy annoying to
earnest nnd enorgetic people, maintaining that
the coitus of nicotine, us ho called it, was the
only thing worth a sensible men's ilevotion;
though he added a kind of bye alter to il&se.
His friend Harvey Wynn was a very different
kind of person. Tall, muscular, broadly proper
tinned, his fuce not handsome so much as honest
and strong (Fred Whitfield was allowed tube
the handsomest man In the county, and the m ist
elegant In appearance and manners waen he
chose full of life and spirits and animal energy
and vigorous thought, impassioned in a strong
manly way, and romantic too, always in earnest,
and never frivolous surely it was only by tho
law of contrasts that be was tho friend of lauttuid,
used up, affected Fred only hy the theory of
compensation that the conventional cluli-man
about town found anything harmonious in the
country doctor who luuk lile in heroic doses, and
even then complained of inanition! Hut one
does sometimes sec these odd friendships and
P'red Wbitlield loved Harvey Wynn bettor than
he loved any human being, save, porhaps, his
mother; and Harvey loved him, hut with that
sad kind of love which one focls for peop'c who
might be so much better than they are if they
would but be their truest selves. So it eauieto
pass that Harvey, who was to be groomsman,
was Invited to Fred's house for the few days now
intervening before the marriage took place, lie
bad onlv just arrived when they had the conver
sation given above; and al yet had seea neither
the old lady, as Fred irreverently called bis
mother, nor, of course, M ea IHackett, who lived
rather more than two miles from the Hawse the
W bitfields' place.
His Introduction to the mother came first. 8he
was a biiiidsomo, stately wou.nn, with the mien
and manner of a duchess a cold, conrteous, iron
hearted kind 01 person, who wore rich black silks
and point-lace nips, and disspised poverty us on a
par with vice nnd crimo. Conventional, proud,
raid, worldly Harvey understood now whence
had come the flaw that run through, and so pitia
bly marred, the heacty of bis friend's nature.
Mrs. WhiluelJ was vory civil, though, to II ir-
vey. Hue was in too good a humor uhont the
marriage of her planning not to he civil to every
one; lor Rose ulatkett was an ho'ress, owning
now some thousand a year in her own rL'ht, with
inheritance to come; and she wuh glad that she
bad secured so rich a prize tor her son, when
otheis, aud men of higher soi l il standing (nota
bly my Lord Man y Musters and Sir James V'en
touri, were pretcnilanU in the sarnu field; So
Hint llarvoy only telt in a gen"rui w iy the ice and
iron of her nature ; to himself Individually she
was all gracluusness, of a mutely suit, not to say
jrim.
Hut one thing be did see, and that w is, that
she was feverish and overstrained, and looked ill,
and as If on the point of breaking down His
profession taught him that; besides having by
nature the lull use ot nis eves.
"i am glad that my mother likes you, old fel
low!" said Fred, when she lei C the table; "
know her manner so well, I ran weigh to an
ounce the measure of est. em she gives to any
one; and I can tell you if you care for it that
you are in class number on with her; which
makes it more comfortable for me, you know. I
hope that Hose will like yoa, loo, and then we
ban be all right.
1 hope so, too," said narvcy, laughing. And
then they talked of other things.
The next day they weut over to Lisson, where
me iiiacxetts lived.
Mrs. Blackett was a meek, mild, inoffensive
creature, with weak eyes; always dominated by
the last speaker, and given to easy weepiug. She
bud long been under Mrs. Whitfield's intluence,
whenever that lady choose to exert it; though,
since Hose had grown up, there had sometimes
keen fierce collisions, when the poor lady had
been put to terrific straits, not knowing which
ortirciga to obey. Fortunately for her, Hose wat
.eay-.-vaVAaVtBII C tIU IlialJ U I U ff,'
Tbo Popartment Una not reooiyod lrom ttavauoali
wy reiiortai MCffjt tho tolt'imiim nf r:nAMi tt,ii.n
THE DAILY EVENING
too fond of li"rty to he df-mlneering anil, so 1
lor ss people would leave her alone, was content
to leave tit-m the name. So that, nnle-s when
Mrs. WMttield annoyed ber rsnnlly, and
sought tncnrtail her individually, bs she chose tt
i.lirase it. she let her manft::e her mamma as much
is she liked, and gave no heed to the direction
which that management was taking. It was only
when I n d asked her to be his wife, saying," You
i.v, Ktise, the old ladies have madolt up between
rtiem : but we can't do bi ttcr. unless you are not
for it, that she understood tho meaning of tho
lust tew years.
"Mic did not care inircn anoni ine mat er 0110
way or the other, ' she said ; "she liked Fred bet
ter "than either my I.o'd M irey Mastcrs.who was
old enough to be her Uther, or than Sir J i'ti'S
VcntoUT, who was halt a fool :" so she said, "Yes,
very wi 11, Fred ;" ami then the thing res ed. And
tlu.t w as about the ex lent of love-making that had
been between thcin.
While Harvey was "malting himself agToc ib!e"
to Mrs. lilackett, 1 red YUntheld went out 011 a
rovii K commission to look for Koe, who was
never to bp found. Ike any other young lad v. in
the drawing-room ; but always where she had no
business to hi in the statue, or hy the dog ken
nel, or h'otinR at a mark with a real pistol, as
sheii'i d to suy, it practising cr"iiiet, or doing
mi thing that was not needle-work or anything
r'so i.'setitiiilly leininlne. A turn 01 mo scaio
more, anil lloso v.oultl have been "fast ;" us it
whs. she wns niy fiee. Fred found her, as usual.
in the ard superintending some tremend us
proceedings ennnet tctl with Fan and Fan's pup
pu s, and after tl clr first oil-h ind greetings (they
nut more like two young men than a lover anil
his bitruhcdl told her who was in tr.o drawing
room, and asked tier if she would go and sen him.
1 bits your friend come to no you turned
ot) 'ho a-keii. And l-rcd said yes, it was.
"Ob. very well! of course I'll 70, cried Mi
Hose, with .iust tho shudow of ablush on her
lace; "hut ymi know, 1 red, though I dun t rare
about such things m' self, it is Krnliiy like being
trotted out for show."
"tih! n-imens-c, Hose," drawled I- red. "Har
vey's far too good a fellow to have any surli (lis-
agreeable ideas. And tliey went into the draw
ing loom togeiher.
Certainly Hose ll'uckitt vas a very pretty girl
Tall, gracrlul, and yet with a certain l k of per
sonal power alHur tier, which some men like 111
women, though others rcpadiatc ; with large dark
eyes id iincirtnin shade, and tint k, ri. li, glossy
hairof the brown that sits next door to black ;
small hands, now thrust into dog skin gauntlet
gloves; small Irct and dainty ankles, which the
li oped-np purple dress and curt red petticoat
showed to full advantage; dangling her hat with
Its sweeping feather in one hand, while sticking
the other into the pocket of her short jacket w ith
tho big metal buttons, half blushing and half
h tiiint, she was altogether a "girl of tbc period,"
alter tho best models ot htr kind ; just a little too
jaunty, twrhupa, and a shade too indifferent, but
evidently a fine natured, pure-minded, high
hearted creature, as yet in the block, and un
aw aliened. At a glance Harvey read it all.
"She does not love him," he said to himself,
"and has never loved."
Tbe two young men stayed to dinner on Mrs.
Iilackett's Invitation ; and at first amused, then
surprised, Harvey ended hr being indignant at
the cavalier indifference with which Fred treated
his betrothed. Indeed, tho whole thing was
really painful to him ; it seemed to he so little
earnest, and so devoiu of the poetry and pasion
of lovfi. And he, who thought of marriage as of
an earthly heaven, and who would have given all
he bad iii the world to be loved by such a girl as
hose !
"How often it is that people have what they
don't prize, and that others would give their lives
for ! he said to Fred as they drove home.
"Yes," said F red, woarily. ' Some men like
love-mnkiiig and all that bother; I confess I
don't."
"Y'on do not give yourself too much trouble
about it," said llarvi y, secretly nettled, but at
tempting to laugh. "Of all the Indifferent lovers
t! at ever lived 1 should say you were tbe most
indifferent."
"It suits Rose," said F'red, "and I am stiro t
do the best I can under the circumstances. It is
such a stupid position for a fellow to be In, alto
gether; and even Hose, though not silly, and not
a bit sentimental, dislikes it as much as I do. I) d
you see bow she blushed when uhecame into the
room to see you r"
"I saw she looked very beautiful and rosy,"
replied Harvey; "but I did not notice that she
was particularly embarrassed or blushing."
"No, not embarrassed; she Is not the kind of
girl for that; but she colored up." Which seemed
to have impressed the young man as something
wonderful ; for he spoke of it again before they
got borne.
woen toey reacneu nomo mey lounu mat irirs.
Whitfield bad gone to bed, suffering from a
slight attack of fever; by tbo next morning she
was decidedly ill; and in a. short time dangerously
so. It was an attack or nervous lever, and lor a
thjie her life was despaired of. Uf courso the
marriage was put oil indefinitely now, until she re
covered ; and as Harvey Wynn was free, not having
yet mdo a practice anywhere, ho agreed to
remain u the bouse in close attendance, until she
bad passed the crisis, either or li e or death.
Aud this was bow it came about that be took
np his quarters at the Hawse, and, by conse
quence, became well acquainted with R ise.
nose was rot merely "tbe lolly girl without any
nonsense about her" that tfred proclaimed her,
and that she ostentatiously proclaimed herself to
be, in deed, at least, if not in word, llarrey, who
bad no love for "fast" girlB, and who bad the
power of truth to elicit truth, soon found her ont,
and told ber plainly that she wus acting a part
which neither became her nor belonged to her. It
was all very well, ho said, that slm should like
riding, and be fond of dogs and horses, and even
enjoy firing at a mark though ho hoped she
might never develop into a sportswoman, clever
at killing pheasants or bares either; but it was
nothing but affectation her trying to make her
self into the bad imitation of a man, and pre
tending to he ashamed of herself as a true woman.
Women were women, he suid ; and not all the
big b.-'.tonsor easy-going slung in the world could
make them anything else ; and, whatever the fast
school might say, tuero was a grace in softness,
ana a power in love, and an ennobling influence
in tnthusiusm, not to be had in stables and hunt
ing-fields; "aud womanly work is womanly
glorv, Miss lllaekett," continued the young doc
tor, warmly ; "and home is not merely a 'place to
sleep and Ned In, us yoa say. Dot the emblem
and enclosure of woman's truest life. And all
this you ought to feel strongly and enact steadily,
because you are strong and steadfast."
This be said earnestly, for Le was toothoronghly
manly himself to uphold "as truly worn inly"
incapable or imperfect women ; and tho thing he
liked the best in Hose was ber power, anil the
dash of manliness in ber, which might bo turned
to such noble account if she would.
"And when you have made me all these fine
thmgH," she said, her eves kindling as she spoke
but not with enthusiasm, "what will be the
good of it? Much Fred will value me! Much
the world will understand me! One gets no
good by S'ich su' tittles, Mr. Wynn; people
do not care for them, so what is the good of
ineiii r
"I am sorry you think so," Harvey answered,
"I shou d have expe ted from one so entire as
yourself, the recognition of a gootl, for its own
sake, quite independent ot the sympathy or un
drrstni.dihg ot Use world."
"One must b understood hy somo one." she
answered; "and the more one's nature-is called
out. the more need of a response."
Then she blushed cheek, neck, and brow, all
one barning riiuxot; whilo her eves dropped,
full ol tbougbt-s and feelings better left untold.
llurviy foit his own brart heat with strange
violence while be watched the lovely face before
bun; but be was not a man to show what he
ought to hide; so, with an effort, he drove tbe
blood back to its calmer current, and simply an
swered 1 "Tbe response always comes some time
in life. Miss illackett."
Hie raifed ber eyes to bis. "Is every one happy
then i" she raid ; "is every marriage well suited i"
"There are otln r means of bappiuess besides
marriage, though this is tbe greatest," be said ;
"a woman's borne has generally other lores and
Cvmlutivn en Screnti Fayc
have forgotten they werVmortafmoi wLTtTuier
donned, lo tUe heydaj of tltuir juutli. tha tiiiiilv
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McCALLUM & CO.,
Ilirr-AILi DKl'AHTMF.NT,
No. l CILESNUT BTRKKT,
n- -tt
orroaiTC rsrtiaTfitnvnrsrnj ball.
1LLC0X &
0IBBS'
Sewing
Machines,
I li No. 715 0HESNUT
I St., Philatla
Qitovi:n A ItAUX:U'H
HIGHEST PREMIUM
igfiTiiwfetfl
BKWINU MAOHINKn.
4- No. TAO OHEHNUT HtrU
SALE. TO PRINTER3-IMPOSINa
J aauaa.aaiuej Mae, la Sjsl-naty raVar. Ay fly al this
JaV
JtrAfcY IIOLIDA.V
tiUOOH,
.OUUnOBd
rUlVlt
M.
HIIOKMAKUlt J.,
CEILDBEH'g CLOTHING EMrOPfljM,
No. 4 N. kiohtii 8TnRrr(
mti.AniciinA.
t J - K -
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v ;- i '
!l ( t v . ;'-'
'V " V.
WBiripMtiU.jr MriH r'f.l(U aUftnti' to oar Ufd1
ftiiorimnt of
CHII.DHKN H CliOTIIINtJ,
t'oniprlstng HOVR', OIRL1', HVfANTH', and MISSIS'
li.thk.s in every vai leij, la the la leal stj Its, and of supe
rior workmanship.
Hvmi.sJ auenllca paid to atfAB' H MOV
Tbe public see aovHed to call aud eaasuiae.
M. 8110KMAKKK CO.,
li-i2tnthm Wo. 4 h. utmrTH "rranarr.
I.. CLARK'S
BEDDING WAREHOUSE,
At No. If N. KI.F VKNTH STRKRT,
11-Mtl
Fmt.anai.rmA,
CHAMI'LIt,
CARTENTER AND Bril.DEU,
o. 11 1IATT0 PLACE, Iw'weea Cherry and Baoe,
Aboe Kiulith suoet.
ft re PltMna and Jbeiui ut as klods prompfly at-
aniW-d lo mab di-nnakh. 11 IMin"
(i
lEOKCiK rJ.OWMAN.CARrtNTKR AMI
I.tiilthr, No. '?-AKTKI. HireM. and hn. 141 IW 1
Ntrrct.
MarLiiiO Wuil and MliJwrirfiiUii pcump-iT aa
teiitld to.
LdUat
-fit.
TO SHir CAPTAINS AND OWVZKB.
ThK nir1frBLvnMl haTlntr l4 tba R RNHI ' 1.
i ii H MCKEvV ImU 'K , l4tv ) infurm tt (Yifada and iht
patmna nf tL Ick,that hn la pinraril wt:h Inoratawt
faaiittiM lo aajromuicila lhof kvn icU tn b rMt4
isr rilrvd, Bd tiehitf ft practje-al Ihlp crnti 4
aiilWr, will tiv paix'Bftl atUMUtoa to til wwiM m-
Lruawi w firm ror ifiaim.
aptatnuor AtfHtli. Ship firtsyifw, ana Matilnlatj
liavint I u (a r.-nakJr. U lillcltad !o Call I.
.vainic toe ant tor me aaie - wiiniaj.
Ml.tfc Cyamixia Uon," or Copper TatBt, far th prirv
lU m rf Mnttv bottoms. Tor tlu eitj, 1 am pttyaied Ut fur
niirf. tha aiii on fayoratil t-rn.
IMI N H . MAMHI IT,
Kntfivtnn Hnrw I'V,
I 11 irFXAWAUI Avenue, ftlKTL4l KKL rtirt.
ILERK'S OFFICK, COMMON COUNCIL,
t i Piiii.AMi.rrtu, iifftniinr i
In puriiiantt or uaajiifxeu rwoiuuoa. uio pjyuwuif
bill, D liita
'AM OHI'IVAKrB
CHraTIKfl A LOAN TO PAY OCKTAIf DrfintRW
VI KM IN THE 1 KAK IhTH, AND rKCV IUI H 1 EAM,
Il harrhT pnMnhrd, In arcordauto w)U) tlie at of Aiaia
bIj, ivr pDblie UUorBuoo.
nrk of tonamoa CuaiiaiL
AW OKhllfAtfriB
Cltr.ATIK'l A L'AS TO PaY CFRTAIN
DKHfll'.SC'IKfl rTIIK YKAK 1MG4,
AMI I'ltKVKK H TEaIH.
rWtlon 1. The Helect and Comiaoo Coanclfc of tbe Olay
Of Philadelphia do oniAin
That the A a. or or POi ado unia oe ana ne ib ncnnT in
ttmnaed to borrow on the credit of tii eltr, (rem lime to
time, larb aumi of ninn y ai tra? be neceiiarr fur tae
payment of men tleflclenciea as now exist, or whirl, may
eiiti on me nrm utj oi January, i, iu iue acproprnm
tlom t the levtial driiarnnenU of the city foverntneet,
fur the vear aWhieen hundred and aixtr-lour. or for pre-
Tioiia j turn, not exceed I ntt In the whole tne euiu of two
miiiiona nve nunoreo mouaanu aouari, iur wmui iui-
rl, B't to rxe d the raie of tlx per veatam ier aunuim,
hall be paid half -Yearly, on the Omt days ol tjauiiary
atnti Julv. at th tifarm of the V.itw Treaaiirer.
The principal of laid loan inau be payaoie ana paia
at tho expiration ot thirty years from lae date of the
lame, ana not oeinre wunoutine eHneni oi me Qoiaori
Uiereof ; and theeertlflcatcM therefor, In tbe uunJ fbrm ol
nag ecrlifleatra of City Loan, ihall be Isiard In suob
on n 1 1 as the lenders may require, but not for any frac
tional rjart of one hundred dollars, or. If rtiuired,li
ajt'Ounts of five himi'red ur one th intend dollars; audit
shall be ei.nraiaed In said eerti flea tea that the laid loas
therein mr-nUoned, and the interest thereof, are payable
free Irou all taxes.
HectlonJ. w bfiieTer any loan shall be made by vlrtne
thereof. n re ahall be bv forre of thin ordinance am. u ally
appropriated out of the ineeme of the corporate eiUii
are Iroin tne sum ranea oy axai.en, a anni anmciani to
pay tbe liuereat on mid certinrates; ana me nirtner i
ot three-tenths of one per centum on Uie par
value of six h oertlfleaies io Isnued ahall be appn
sriated ntiarti rlT out of said income ana taxes to a mil
ng lund, wbitB rane, ane. us accumuiaiioni, are nreoy
eapecialiy pledged for the redtunptiun aud payueutof aaad
oeruncates. .
nicmiiaUTiuw
To nnbllnh a 1xan Hill to aay DeflolsnHei.
Iteeolved. 1 hat thee era be anthonrad U utihllah In two
dully newspapers of tbls oily, daily, for four weeks, the
orfmanc preientea to i oaLmon ucsaui oa iqiuiqa
iifu-mhtr i . m,4. tnui ea
AJiOrdinanre Crtatintt a I an ia payuenavn uaneiftMiet
of the year It A. ai a prrvians years.
An1the saldClera. at tlie itattd meeUne of Ceuaefra
a flaw t Vsat aavnlraitlftti nt fsiiir rlil a Srnm thai Aral dT uf fcaUal
pnolirataOB, man pre )m io iris innri one oi hi
aid nowipaiers lot evert day in which U-a same slat
have been made. i w
nOK66! HORSRSI HORSES!
(fAJIItattMATrB-UB-lRVI,'a Otpktb.
rilST UiTlION,
WAtmitWTop. Deeetaher 1, 1HM.
Uereaa. atrtfat Htr Cavatrv or Ariliiery iwvle, wid be
larcrictd attiiesboro depot, sa opa Boajrae uu uavna-
ber St. IAr4.
Horsee wlD bo AeHTered to (HpteJe L. I-owrr Monro,
A V- at .and be snhjertod so ibeUBiioveraueMl taiavoe-
VTMt befcre bMe aeevttfCfl.
I'rtteof l aTairy rinrkes sit atu.
Proe of ArtiliT Horses i !.
Suuetkt wUl be B.aic for at (6) aed more.
J1UIH a. PIK1W,
Oolonei hi Oianfe rtrat Wnt,
la 1 Kt Quvterraaetnr Qenutai's UiUee.
PROPOSALS.
FflCE OF ASSISTANT QUART E It MAS-
JaILITAUT 1MST1IMT r riiii.Ainu.rrna,
Ho. VA Mahkbt Htiikkt,
t'asmber2.1. 1m;,.
P paled rmnAiall will be received al ti n Hire until
nora ol HAT I K1A Y, Hareinber M. l-it for furuliUiiii
and settl' v op oun plete fl-r u at rort Minna
Fiftv it)) IKUN HL'NKfl. two itory.
1 KBniv iTIII ' linKle.
Pri.not.au am it bo made out upon the retnilar forms far-
hieht dat this oftl- e; iiiup-t stale the price per pound tor
the bunks set np. complete, ana itieBiv rust time in wnicu
they ran be dellrerrd.
'ILe I'nlted Htatt-s reseryea Ut tlyM to reject all bids
dteuii-d objecuoiiauLO. ....
ALBKKT n. AHIIVRAD,
l?-?4 t3t Captajn and 4. tj C,
FFICEOr AaSSIaSTANT QUAKTKRM AS
1 kit.
MTI ITAliY UIMRI'TIT run ni'n.r mi.
hO.T'i Mi E t iHtreet
Ieeaaiter 'Ji, la-
Reaicd Propoials win he reeetvi'd at Hoa ollce until
noon ef hA U HOAT, nwfmbfr ;tl, leti4, for dtlivtri
liiiBiedlnte v lo Canto William I'enn :-
41 piece, ,'ihyH. Ilenilorfc Keanllmir, lfl feet lonfrf.
24 piece , 4 hy K, Hemlock rU-autlii l- lo ter-t I my.
fniit.Ai a i.v 4 iiiMniork R.-niitllns Ut feet Ittntc.
lMKM.it, a bj I, iltmljt k erantlna.U leetloQK.raunlng
IMni teet. lhy 4. Uemlock Bcantlln;, li foot Iodk.i not Intj
llifi.su re.
It- it iret Oak Lath, i,1 1 inches wide, 13 foot long, ma iW
B.eaiure.
Aooofeet tlilrd common Inch Pine Boardi.U fret, run
niBlf uieaanre , , , ,
h Kire Ladders, 2 of JO feet eah, 2 of leet each, 4 of le
12 Foe Ilooks.8 ol &0 feet aehl2 of 21 fool each, 8 of 1(
feet each.
4 keps l-lnrh Splkts.
1 ki tf vlid. Nails.
8 keui Kid. Nails.
ke;a I0d. Wrouuht Nails.
Tho Loinl.er to be well aaaHoued. and approved alter
delivery by the l ulled Htntei luipertnr.
opohals niuit as made upor tne regular forms, to h
had alti,fc Lfllce, aid must itaie the shrtctl Une lor
VheT:iiitd Rtafee reserves tlhe riant to liK B b'da
deemeaohjecUouahlo. g
18-28-M CapaaiMtvad AuukAot rwiuesttr.
PllM,
rar Ulna
tflno Gents' Chain,
htng.
Um.t
-:shj,A l
Pi''
mii a . . t - a i l 1 1 i c I ' a- r. - 2 ni'i len
V I verity i-r V a fru r.i os, f
Atiiwti.. ii. ,'.,.inrn7 , iii,
Ap t"eaVes ib hrets. M arU wura l-etrhar, Ilar.Offl-e
TireilMre, HnriMl, and Haedltry. are ref lied t lm4
Sj tlili or?' re. en toe MO UA . orae a wm. a fai'-n pr--
rial er Ht. im durlirataa.of the arue'ei tRef are prepifrv.
lo farnieh to this ert at hort nntle, with tbe prtrn of
eark n arsediB smi area, ie that, in ease ihei iiKeneJM
ef tha net vice- reeaire l anteie r arucie can oe ov-
self d wlThrt tely, at the lowest fries.
pee'era wiatiie te ran te inn eeei wia nm n"iwir
AirBleh the Hit punetaaily every Mondae mernlns
i . n Kin nrm
rrfcvale-Oeaieraa an4 Chief ','m irmaiter,
11 Ittof Waftinton.
II A KT F KM A KR'8 OFUCK, TWELFTH
afid O IRA It II Mi-tl.
Piiii Aon rniA. T)ercinSrr ''!. 1-4.
Hee'ed PropoM'a l'l he receiri-d at this otl'r nnnl H
A'rlftrk M., HA It' KIA V, H-enoer HI. for tne
Imn rdlatc (lellyrry at ti e I'nlt.-d htaies .yrrniaent Wari-
r,.or. Hanover iuwi wfmrr. oi ue inimwii ui iauu i
nirterniaKtrr'i Htore , via.
HAH i arol cotl-iti anvaM inn, atn-g huhtw mm, i.
duni ea . h ample rfiiiri'd
fifi i anls Rnamfcied ( lo.h, 1. wide, 12 ounces. Sampie
re'i'i'd.
;.r- I'mittd Tiirl' d HaK "ample rem're.l.
.j") nnt Axle trie HoIUti il mi, for army
Wnj.'i II
M Jinn Aile trees and Ptorks, 2S Inches, lor army
wat'"? s.
lt Y a." n ripe Hi ff. 5' lnrhe, fr army vr""
'Ji aon 1 etu ii rn I .toned.
2.1'l.n hfxrs, J' incnes al la'fe end, and 11 inches
;onir.
(to Marine Man. for army wspons.
Ia (i It' lv f iJtT (r army aK11!.
td One' h' M' -"arti.
All ua- at- i.i' )e. ni (! to he or the best final It v, and nh-
ien f ide inp iii.B ol an int" ctor appotnieii on ir.e purl
ul U.p 'soveriitTifrt
huMrrs win natr prl'-e to Inciii'lf tioTes ani 'iciivery
h..ih in wrlilnu nnd tifctiri'S lluvioaulily b.d tor, and
tt t me rt d hfrv.
I a h tod mint b- cuirnn'i rd b twor''poni"''e persont,
hi .r iIl nutu-i n must bo appeMled in the if navrniei. and
ei i-iiiIm) to a hf try Kooi a'-n sattu 'ept i-cirny lor Ut
im-iirt Irvi-lMfl, ty the I nlied tatr ln-(not Jii't.-o,
A'l rr v. or ''-11' tor. -r cher publu oilli nr. Otin-iwi-,
l l.ul n Hi not ie i oniNlTed
Tlie rlrM Ik rrm rvrrt to rein t all bids fleemen ion niKO,
d no hirl (tora a delaulimx tonirautor will be riKiolvud.
Ity order of
Colonel 1 P.HM A M ftIO';S,
Chi' t iiiiartiT'imntfj-.
OP"Kt,K K. "liVtK,
12-77-41 Cantani and A. i. M.
ASSISTANT Q L A RTF- RMASTJ.I1 S
orntK.
'lfn ixnati. onto, iifremoer i.t,
PrT'v,al will t'O r'-reivrd at this oflce until 17 o'clock.
M , h A 1 I KUAV, I eeml-er M, W. 4. from ilealT for -u.'h
f the t'lllowliiif aiilr "i hi tliey an fnrnih for the inar-
terma't,r n ((rparlment, I'mted Miatea Army
M Ho Hi k or Kow Moor Tjie to Ujre-Vi inoiiea.
H do do do Aii1,' do
B do do do 4114 do
Hi tin do do bl do
4 fo do do 47't lo
The ahoTe to be ftaiu-rd f d to .t In. heu thu k.
l,ri'i'oa...ie ill ht r-.nl'l'Tci1 utr Tvrt-s mauv by other
maniiirieturn. It einali aTv.reaMe
1U keRs ia. b iiiat prcasaU briars ruii, anu -t,
Ineh.
to Parallel I'enrh Vtrrs.
M0 piind Bora a. It, barrels Coal Oil.
IV.Of 0 Hickorv Pirn. Handler
v,i Hh kt.iy Mpikt, Uiul Maedles.
Mi Ffcf I fid, fo 1'it-i RahMtt.
V.' hiahi 7.ip:,J.uw t-i rtafety Fuse,
ktf do.eu Ainei o. 2 tflioveia, or an articlo erjna!ly
an, d.
WTteami r.inory rioth.eatO. t.
jo (In I'ai er, I'MCh 0, a, 1, S.
2 harrelN bent f'opal Vat nlnh.
6 Co Mineral I'aint (ib ollj.
When lamplei are furniibfe. Ho y mnt have tha name
ofU hfudi upon theia.atid be numberiHl to corroipond
ttti the but
The articles bid mr.aad time of deJWerr, mill he "tated,
ana (tech tne ibukI be ifnaranieed by two rciKini Ir suru
tlt s suarajitt:eiiiK ovit their nw b si .natures tU the b a--t
ill nater Into innd tor uic luiuinisut oi tits contraui, uyyuta
obe be awarded h m.
It ill will benpnrt at tne time aaove specinesa. aaa oin-
ders ere invited to be preiont.
Ilie riiiht tt leaervea to reject any oia aeemoa an rea
son able.
It otoer or i monei wm. w. ss' aim, i niei wu-ior-
manter, Cincinnati Uspot.
n, i. riiM.rt,
2-9 f't Captkln and A. 4 M.
0'
f-FICR OF TUB PKPOT QUARTERy
M AtTKK,
Post l.ttwwftRTr?, KfM, JformlW lf. 1".
PRiM'OHAI.N tilt ARMY 1 K A Sttl'OK I A I HM.
"saitd Pioooia:s wUl be racelved at ihh ofB-e emit 12
o clock M. on the Mil day of liecemoer, 14. for the
TraaponattoB of Mllliary tiuppLJoe during the year
en tbe toaowiug reeta
KorTB 10. 1 . From fens i-earenwenn, iirrnir, iaq
Kiley, and othsr denits that may he eitubliihed durta
the ahore ear en tne wsit tank of the MIhmouxI nvr,
DbrtnofFon I.eaeeimorth, and south of latitude 42 da
sraes north, to snv oosta orstatlrns that are or maybe
established kn the TerrliorJes of Nebraska, Dakotuh, Idaho,
ai d Uieh, south of latitude 44 day r res nortn ana ran or
loeiKltade 114 dfRrees west, and In tho Territory of Colo
rado iiorth ef 40 detrvvi north.
Hlddere to state the -ate per 100 poind! per 104) miles
at which Ueywill tun. port laid stores In ear h of the
months frem AprU to Bpieiuber, lnelustve. ef the year
Istb,
floura Ko. 1. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, fca
the ntaie of Kaaka. and the town of Kansas, In the it ate
of Ultioerl, to aayp-ns er stations that ary or may be
esuoiishta ib tae Piaie ot naniaa. er ia e irruoryBi
Colorado, loutb of latltade 40 d trees n rth, drawing
stipplhs trom Fart LsaVeuw rib. and to Fort Vnton. M.
M., or other depot that may he designated in that Ter
ritory, te Fertt.arland a at to any other point or points
oniberonte. Indders te stale the rate per 100 pounds
per 100 ml es at which ahsy win transport sets. tores ui
sarh ot the aneathsfiom April to Hspiemhai, mcluiiTe, of
the year IMA.
Holt a No IFrom fort rTnloti, or aarh other depot aa
mav he ritah 1 bei In she territory of New M stiro, to any
tMita er stadnai that are or may he estahlnhed In that
Tsrrltorr. and te atich posti r stations as maybodesis;
naled In the I erritfiry of Arizona acd 'ateof l eiaa weet
eflengitnde 16 degrees weet. bidders to state the rata)
per lit) pounds per luo miles al wikh they wlsl transport
said s eras la ssch of the months from Juno te Moveairwr,
lnritisiv. tif the ser 1W6.
The weigei to be transported eaeh year wffl not eieoe4
10,if,itfl pouads on Route ho 1; l.'i.OOft.POO poanda oa
Koste No 2; and fi.000.000 pounds on lUute Ko. 3.
Ko adi'ltloaal psrrsntai; wiL aaid for art traasporta
tlon of bacon, hard bread, pine la rawer, ahiegloa, er amy
other stmcs.
Hidden shonld glTi their names ta full, as wel as their
place of reiitjenee, and eeh ninposal shonld be aceocn
taaied by a boad In the sam of tea thousand dollars, signed
by two er more responsible person) s, auranteelng that, as
sate a coiitraet ta awarded for the ronte mentioned lu the
proposal te the parties propo.lag, th contran wil or ao
eepsd asd entered into, and goad and sarndent ssenrlty far
aisned hy said parues, an aceurdanca wish the la sua ui Uila
adeertiseiuecit.
The amount of beads rsxtnlre4 wfH he aa follows :
Oa houte No. 1 iOO,(aal
Oa Koate Mo 2 ,o0,r-O
On ItoBia Mo II
ftattsfaerory evidence o 'the loyal y and soleenny
o each biader and peeeosi ofTesed as tecarily wll bo re-
qeirea.
Freaosals tnnet be endorsed "Proposals Art Army Trana
tvtria ioa Urn. Kuvte No. 1. 1. or H. as the ease may be,
aid nne will he etalertaiaod aaleei thay faHy eusvpiy with
ail the ioduJreaai.-e.tB or ta s aOTsntsrmnt
raniaw tta whaea awards are mads mast b pretarrwl te
axeeuie enn'raets at enee, aad to sive tne roq JMed bonda
far the faithful perfo mauoe of the same.
Costrat te wil be made insleec to the aainrnvaj ot she
Quartermaster 4fteaeraJ, bat the right la reserved io rejoet
auy er al tHds Uiat ssay he offered.
t omrae' wi mast be m readkueas tar sarrtee by the fttal
day of Aarli, iae. aud Uy wui te rrqniraa to nave i
k.lats-4 ni ii-nrlM at or La the rlohultr of FertaS !.
worth aia uaioa and othrdtjoe that may heeitabliihnd,
at whtek Uiey may be eocuiauaieatoa with pcomjiu aa
reafk'j.
By Mderoftbe QtMiiemasyhor OooeraJ.
ri. c. nonon,
11-19-rH Oapt. and A. 4. ht tf. a. A.
OVAHTKKM ASTER'S OFF1CK
I'imi .Aim 1 1'iiu. Ia.. Ilerember?.. 1W4
Healed Propn.alH will he rweived at this oftVa nntd 12
o'rlock M., WKDNKHUAr, January 4, IMA for line-e-l.ittr
ileiiva-rv ai llo llmtril rtat4 a HTurehoiise. Ilanovur street
whart, properly parked and ready tor transportation, of
tnr toiiov. itiK oricrtuea quaiieruanwr a iwim, ti.
lid Itrsd AwIh.
HOC"! ar Amu.
t0 Kroad Axea. n ratty make. Bample rciinlred.
' J (I CIHllllllMaf AlPl. dll dO
6o AiutiulHiiio Axles and Hoxee. l.enirth of box, 7
iiiehei: diameters. I1-, Ine has; 1 :-lh im-h luitil
llli arobs Wire Horse shoe lluckles,2o ltdsh S, inch, 25
ariia. I lnat fJl Is Anil lU ifrniat 1 lllfk
f conn Aiignr bits; lo ifi h. ft!f-16 luch, Al 6-10 inch
in men, in mcn.-'i i uu-u.
Hun.i.U r i, A
8 doeu Hptral Hus. Ko. 4, double cnt Bample
n iiMirt ii.
60 sets nit snd Braces; fall set b't to each. Suuiple
leoiortd.
arifl TTnratss lllanbcta. Bamnle reoulred.
t-K-O Home Huihbes, wot-Uta back, best art teles. Ram pie
re(nTe.n.
:k0 rrut) lirptihes. larsr hand. (Sample required.
Mel. U'all ItillktisyBl It'll ll'.Ot iNfL't. all llO
1U0 Crra hrooius: good hay article. Bantplo re
lulrrd.
200 Stable Itroonis; rattan Hitmpie r"(oliei.
lcoo hiutd Buck len ; IS-lnul. aud 2-tacu.
.Iial runnili U. tm A Iti.raa.
1010 Ui-m Uui-kets.gum bundles not fire), flauiple rs
2 Krons A-torte1 Paint ltrmhes. Sample racinfeed.
ydoren iirin Itrut-hes do do
1 xc.ii ..iali np Tru.1 hrmhei. do do
616groi. Holler Iturkles. lft-lnch, 60 a Inrh.M) -lnch
1),' in..h frt'l Imh
3' OC feet (loll ctnuu, "O' lUat, lor cliin chalm. Sample
required . ,
C(C0 Mailer Chain, heavy, and tesi each tnu. Sample
rs j tiiiak.l.
2C0Oardi Kt ameMed Cloth, iVHnclies wile, foraabulanoo
covrre. naBn iniuu.
1, r iriuer i hlf e , Ht 2 Inch, 60 l4nch, 60 li Inch,
aain,tilH raUlllr(l.
100 Kraiuinx t hisela, W 2-iJKt., 60 I.1 luch. Bample
squirt d.
'i' ,eTuuTarilTiierrK I
Johiah saisteibock.Kiti., hlsanoclatu oomiuliilonora I
a.
a
. f.. I r r N.le of " ontfe c.-ftm dti--,
wh'e srn.v 'an:ird. S'lt lftfeetlng,
. .m n a -r'el. wi-h f-ur hflp fords oa
i i n oioj tl.rouaina h end. Sample of
t t h ti-
ni l re'iiirrd.
li-.t, ri.Jfiiley mAka.' flamp1
.M1 Cimy oialu, he
amp chtnintys. medium lre, for coal oil lampa,
.40 .ui i V Mir'l.eTi.p t I' k.
;- pound Hed Lump l' a
1 .lorrn Itntrber t.aei, medifl-n amp.d n
fiOCOjariia'cv'tion Onvai Purk. '2s luclies wide, Vot.lt
and IV Samplr required,
? ht'eii ' elm r.
I bhla fork llaKd'f FfmOr
1 ti' Hat Files, bastard, i l'i-n. RampM rt-
i(ttir' rt , .
1 trt.-i hu t roni.d Files, adored, 4, H, and 14, Inea.
NnTr.t.isa r ',ir.' eit. .
lo Kro- Mar.l.n I n-.v it- - it eh.Jireosi inch,
V cioi 4', ln.-r, -2 utoss .'- inch, 'at gross e-iuch.
fan p;en r. ;ii r d.
10 dori'ti W-.oiI I ut B, 1 1 inrh, rt.rni!e re-iilred,
Vi o i M,ndo tfiue. !' d
fut v mduw i. 1st. Inn 6x1", l;:.0 10xlJ, if.V) 12x14
In- h.
f. Ciif 'nt nod I. ftt'e.
2'-n r ir un r t;tn 1 Mainlloa. tUn p rt- jiitrtd.
:.o cm w lUmioi" , o- d"
Vi-. tr aiU v lian. li . hickory. 1 do
If- (o A t- lUndie-. lm : ory do d"
4 .la k I'laiM' Mfifd . 1" erh. i!o do
'24 Fore rian1 lliiioili-i, l et- . rto do
o l ot v K'-rh Hrtini en, hf-ci. do do
flfi Nl,i rt do l' bee- h. do do
l e 1, -iik Miovi'l Ilftn-rc', fthli. di do
lm Mt ..ft t'Q do kill, do du
llni;i Aiuro 'aiK Uoor l.i-vks anil tlanHua. Sample re-
nUirfit.
?ro Tl- k 11-incHes, a- h. HampI re-vilred.
VM' s i-ok' "a'i nH r Hun- 1 , iio kory Nwiiiilo rinlra.
:(ppirk IIiumIIi-, ii -h . Hrwti.' r'-inl'M.
W Miiic lliuuiiit r Itiiiniltjs, bitkury, Hain. lo r
iUl d.
l-'-'d Uintic II Mapa, r Inrh. Buirple reijitlred. .
!a o r,. do f lm h do do
uo ril: Rirnp lliiia-". heavy; 201H Imh.Krt 10-lnCh,
:.! t m ,.'' It IikIi. H-nup!e re-iolfi d.
If (0 pahs " I lltnj..- : '" Inch, 1' OU I'J-lntli, VC0J3
'H ."r.ii.f irfPi'r.i,
K'paim Wrought Hutt H uvt, J'.x'.'-lfcti. ftampld
rt-.iuiti d
" pontnl Curled If air f'HO'ple required.
V'. Ka Hide, for roveniu.- M i Jinan Mauu.ei, in pi ai
an. I T.iKht hurt i ii.
U d"M n Houiile 1 isne lr-n ; 1 1 In - h. 1 '.",-fnrh, 1 2X(
lnih,lJ' lm h, rj'.-lneli, Itun her s mako. Sam
ple reiiirfd.
fin Hittihi r Ktilvai. 12 InrliMadea Ramrle re'inln-d.
If i h Knives and h i tk, eocli ktnie hau'llo nvcitd. Hata
pit- r'iilred.
lor (rr--si t ar riuif I noli, iapinin'-d. Hample re-juirea,
j.Mi l'iaer Kn-t-s. U'-n il.nii. rni.ite n-'iulred.
Ii M- Cf .ilK I.infB a to r ' I -1 t)'t ! nyTls.
lii Thumb l.n'ch'. Sample ntnrcd.
Cl.tHt l.orkn.21. and aj-m ii i oa article, nampif
required.
31 It ran- I ill l.o. ki and In-h. Sample required.
UK I ;ii! i.o ks , ;", no n, iu '4 inch, suu y m n, n.v
US Inch Kit tuple ri qulrcil.
V.'Carnentera' Tatc I. it pn.J-Oand hflfect.
t(o Amh. ( urtetn Lifilits and rrauien. RamplO fC
iinlrt d.
1,'Of kei-s Cut Nails--p. lod., 250 d., IV) 41., 200 CCd
Htiuplc renum-d.
STi poniHl Clout N til. Hutnpli l rfNmUed
Itjuapi id lliark lit ad l iQiiii Kalis, Inch. Pampl
r uuirt d.
rtifrtnw Nefd'e am pie rrqutn A.
mA' papers liariit sn nttuies, anitoiica iitoa. rUiiW
rei.ln d .
100 Collar Vet-dira, Sample required.
lOt-U ,oiin.l Kuts, 5i -Inco hole, 1;4 Inch, rtampl
rrnnirtu.
3f barre l Hulled l lnieedOII. Bample re.alred.
in do liuw do. ( o
T.'i ponnds Kx atrheon iMtm : 6u T lurli. V-lnch.
Ifo Ja k rianes, "louliie Iron.'" Huinpie refill td.
7n r ora ao on no
MiMnoothdo do do
ll0trinK do " lurh iHunict'T, inch dnep, and
i men uiaiuetvr, tucii ui;ep, oaui.uo ro
nulnd.
T, rramt- Hand rnprr. Not. 1 ard '.
uU fauilos, to bo made in the best manner, lrt-otinca
cotton dtok, I" hi iulliv. army standard, with
lyl.l.nira as 1 1 .rin.l miit Vlli al Isnl ul.i-u llSilltllit.
i-aapirs of oui fc rr juired
1? Paiiuiakeri' I'aiuts. bample reonlrM. I
IOim I n fiat. do an i
rVMIOi linriiwiatt- H'T nM'lipir 1 r''UIVII.
1 Kroia Camel Uir i'unsilii lonK hair. Bample
J.I
HiilriMl.
W Rahlr Hair Tenrll : lone hair. Rample reqnrred.
lOu-' iKiunda Copper ft Ivrtv and turr : hit Vinci., 400
men. .ni "ii men, a-iin ii, i'v i-iuni.
4 dort-n Wood Ktii.H. It lin n, haruuie rr.iuired.
Co Km- Itrrai-lili i Uiukn. 1 ' hu b. rtatnpio re' i aired
2 dozen Y huh ltliija, 1 aud 1 Vllut) , do
'li Hurkaws. do
tin
do
do
la
6 ( ToKii ut Haws, 6 feet, Co
2 doen ( huniols HkltiN, di
V-ti fain hoa- hinic Hheara, do
4-'"'if urohs Iron tScrms, do
Miyroiis each , incn, Koa,
2l do do 1 do do
aiO do do 1 do do
am do do l do do
UdO do do 1 Hi do do
Ml do do 1 'a do do
lixi. do do 1 'a do do
fit do do 1i do do
C. 7.K.I. in, u, sa4 Is.
H.IJ.anJ 1:1.
In, and II.
II, 1U. II, unci 15.
II. li, and III.
0. in. an.l 11.
11, IV, I I, and 14.
1 '.1,1. 14.1... and IA.
8 0 Khort-haiiilied Miovels, best
sample ri-iinred.
du do
1. Urln un tones, liietiiaui klo.
'2 doirn r uriers ncissors, no ao
J!, Hnuke U navel. do do I
10UO pounds hpnnR Rteel CM0 bv 5 16 tncli, 604) by
men; ; nanipie rnjoireu.
UOjrrot Brass Hi rev a (?' No 7, 21 No.8,20lS'O.,20No-
7, 2i No. 8) : sample required
60 seta Baddiars' Tools, earh set to be in a neat box,
Bp trie at ion to ho had at this office; t ample ri- i
quired. j
100 icts Hhoelnn TooH. Field A Harille'i, each set to he tn '
a neat boa. Hpecltlcat.ent to be had at the odlcti ;
sample regalrrd.
100 pounds rateut Tnn ad, 60 pounds lilaok,3G and 40;
nam pie re'iuiretl
60 poundB WhitH. .'iti nnd 40; sample required.
6u0poanda Ilwuess 1 bread, H. ilM Hq. 10, sample re
quired. 36 pounds (Saddlers1 Tluead, Orange; sample ro
oaiied. 8W0 papers Cut Tarka (en 4 m., lfXJO fi-oj:., Ifjoo 8 or.,600
lll-OF., WI at., Z"U H O., -V atU-O.-J.
226 pounds Copper Tacks M S ln h. 7j tPt4 Inch, 60
7a-lf. b 60 I- ,i.ch) ; 6 n iii pie retutred. - .
200 papers tiimp Tacks, ii aud 4 ounces; sactple re
quired. 40 boxes Tin (20 10 by 14, 2) 14 by 20); sam pis r
qmred,
600 Two hone Whins, olaited ; samnle rooulrrd.
JVi blacksnake Whips, all leather, lull siao and weight,
ample requirro.
200ponn((B Chrome Oioto, In oil, 3 aud 6-lb. earn; aurup.4)
rejulrtd.
6000 pounds White Lead, 25, 60,and 100-lb, keg l ; Bflmpl4
reiuireu.
60ptumln Dry WMte IeAd, la 10-lb. papers; eauirl
required.
10 keys Futty.
6 ponnds Humlee Atone, ironnl.
JWi pounds Spainin Wiiiiinif, dry, In 10-lb. p-ipera; fm-(
pie reoulrrd. 1
ow puuiiiia ncu ijii, ury, ju '-iu . aea, aaujpie ra
quired.
76 barrels Hpertn Oil; sample reiiulrod
76 il !iihHiII. do it '
2b do Laid Oil, us da
6 do Olivetti, do de
6 do l.uibeeo oil, do de
3(0 peunds Aqua AmuiorUa.
Wt'O do AihadtLiua.
300 do Alum.
60 do Arnica Flowers.
aM do liarbadois Aloes,
lit barrels Alcohol, i-ampie re-1 oired .
Jo0 pounds luenwax, larfe,e aaskatj sample rsquire4
V t do Blue Sin 'tie.
6 barrels lleimue. sample requlrod.
f'h Dounda l oiromvs aubliuiat.
4(l0 do Castile Moap ; Hamp'e roqolrcd.
IlM do Copperas; buiusle required.
100 co Calomel
10 barrels f laxt-eed Meal ; sample reqnirod.
lt,(y pounos freund timber; do do.
l oarrel tilanb r Hh t.
2tMi poundb tamp fYii k ; sample required.
It0 do Mer -urialUiutuiuui. '
6 cress Masiang Lit iiueai. f
:t00potiuia Bweet .Spirits of Ultra. t
200 do Jto.iu ; uiu pit rcuuired.
;0 do Baltpetre.
00 do h u t-ar of Lead.
HO do Bulphate Magnolia.
400 de hpouito ; fcutopie rei,ulre4.
luy do .Simple Cerate.
a barrels Sulphur. .niple required.
l(io pounds '1 aitar Kmetu-.
luo at o AdhNie flay er.
2 poui di Hi Ik tor Ligatures.
4 do en Hall t'orceps.
B do, Aiii'4htt knives, 2 blades.
2 do. fl prlii k l.aui-eti.
4 do. KutvelluK JSceJles.
4 do, Helen
fl du. eh do. '
2 do. Btiair.t du.
Jl do. I. n; t'roties. ,
1 do. bputulas. Hct't sltfos,
. 1 do. Mratultt Miinuri.
2 do. Cork Bcre
8 do. Byrlntfrs, I uz , 1. li,
1 de, Trocans.
do. '1 eaiicuiuB'S.
8 do. Briiisifs. S oz. , I R.
All ot the atoe described te ho of the bet qnallty, and
auti)ti t to tie liuput uou ui au luapei-lor appouiied on she
part ol the on ui niueut . ,
1 Hiddcrk will i, ate price to Include boxes and dollrerK
hotli la wti'tLs; aud tituroa; the quantltt lad for, and thf
tto.e of dellwiy staled: acd no acueduie prices will b
rtcalvsd
A i samples to bo snt to tha Oeyernmeat warehonteg
Ilanover streetwhatf. j
All r-ropoiaii Bin it be made oat ti prfoed hlHHki, whletj
may be had un eppniauos. at this othce, eiherwise thtn.
will be rejeeied.
Kai h bid must be guaranteed by two responsible persons,
when biKiia'Uics movt ho anpaudel t ma KuaiAutoe, ao,
fmriyird i as being road aad Merttc eat s ci It tor Ui
amount Involtid, by ihe United bta es Htitret Judite
A Horn y, t Collftur, or other public orWr, othurwls
the bid will not be ceiihiie-iod
i he riKht u reerved t re eet a'l btde dtermed too hlgl f
ftldi fn ludstaultiax couuaotim, and thoe that du a..
fui-y rotnt iy uuh tht t t-t.n aunt ol U.l aJtrerusotuoiitf
liy order of Ctdjbtil Herman Rfarffs, V. a. A , Ufatr-
Siivr ciuiavwr tsfcstJIUta. at. uKHls,
14-di- ViM aad A 4. U UMA
Of the mcomo of the lt,acr of Oeorao Kml-a,.
a . i .I..,, . .t..llara ami,, I rill cMtil IOA