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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-23

OvERLAND.--On Wednesday, six six.hOrse
coaches belonging to the Overland Mail
Company, left this city for Salt Lake city,
preparatory to commencing the service on
the Central route. which takes place about
the middle of next month. The stages were
heavily loaded with barley for the animals.
One or two baggage wagons accompanied
the coaches. A large amount Of loose stock
also passed through here. on their way out
on the road to stock the line. We have un-
derstood that there is Ia probability Of the
Company bringing the paper mail through
by this route, as the greater part of the
year the Central route is impossible for
coaches. consequently the paper mail, ow-
ing TO its great bulk, could not be carried
through.-[Los Angeles News.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-23

By I. j. ROLFE & co.
(. J. ROLFB, A. p. CHURCH, c. LAMMoN,
+. IL. R0LFE.
OFFICE-CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS.
70 e. % - - - - - - % % - o. 20 70 -
THE TRI WEEKLY DEMocRAT will be delivered to town
subscribers at 75 cents per month, payable to the
Carrier; single copies 10 cents. Mail subscribers,
SO per annum, in advance; for six months, IS, So
three months, 81.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING--For one square Of ten lines,
first insertion, 81 each subsequent insertion, 81.
One hundred words an average make square.
Jon PRINTING, of all kinds, neatly executed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-23

CoNDoLEScE.-A country editor, noticing
tne decease Of a wealthy gentleman, OBJ
serves, "He has died, regretted by hume
rons circle OF friends, and leaving widow
as disconsolate as any widow need be who
mas obtained the uncontrolled possession Of
I'VE thousand per annum. More than TWEEN
" young men have sent letters Of condo
lence TO her,"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-23

TIE treasurer of South Carolina reports
the gifts Of money to the State at s22, 900.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-29
Geo. T.. Wells Estate.

THE subscribers having een appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court Tor the District of Randolph commits
sioners TO recev examine, and adjust all claims and
mands OF all persons against the estate of Geo F. Wells.
late OF Chelsei in said district deceased, represented
lnsoivent, and the Germ of six months from the LIST day
July, 1861, being allowed by said court TO the cred
ltors Of said deceased exhibit prove their re-
SpectNG Claims before u.s. Give notice. that will at
tend 10 the duties OF our appointment at The dwelling
house Of widow Jane Wells, in Chelsea in said district
on the 9Th day If September and December next,
O'Clock IN tn forenoon, on each Of said days.
WIN. I. DICKINSON, c,,a,.-
CHARLES ALLEN, WI" 49,
Chn.Sea. JnV l.. A. ID. l8Gl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-29
CANCER.

nOCIOR r. W. Hill would respectfully inform the in
~ habitants OF Hardwi ok, vicinity and Community at
large that he has removed to South Hardwck Caledonia
Co., W. where he intends to make the Treatment of
cer-(n 's various Stdges speciality in business in
connection with Chronic Diseases, private common
The Doctor feeling conscious OF his ability in the treat
ment of the above named Dsease-from 80 years expert
encc in the treatment of Cancer and all conditions of the
system, producing that Disease he would saw 10 the
afflicted come one, all, and the Doctor will adj
you what to do All Counses gratuitous Any amount of
References will be given to the creduous applications
The Doctor is regular Physician the old school
means all he says, and Humbug
south Hardwick June "a, 1861. 2S7
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-29
CnfEsarime Blake. sissase.

fNHE Subscriber, having been appointed by the Hon.
Probate Courl for The District of Washington Com
niSoner to receive examin and adj all claims and
demands of all persons against the Estate Of Cath
crime Blake, late of Surty in N. H. deceased. repre-
fened nsoven and he term of six months from the 18Th
Gay al June, 1861, being allowed by said Court to the
creditors of said deceased exhibtand prove heir
speciive caims notice that wewl attend
to the duties Of our appoHme at he dwelling house C
James Norris in Waterbury, in said district, the
secon Tuesday of October next, AT O'Clock in the
afternoon Of said day
HENRY y. JAMES, Co,o,,s
}. G. SMITH, W "
June 25th, 1861 A. D. f290w3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-29
Esgshcr w. Ksitc!scOck's Estate.

TUE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honora
bic Probate Court for the District of Washington
missoners receive examine, and adjust ali clams and
demands OF all persons against the Estate of Luther W.
Hitchcock, late of Cabot, said district deceased repre-
>ehle ns"ven and the term of sin months from the eth
dayo June A. D. 1861 being allowed by said Court to the
creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and their
tive claims before Give notice. that will attend to
the dnteS of our appointment at Tie dwelling house of
Mrs Lll'as Nj. Hitchcock in Cabot in said district the
cath da, of August and the eth day of December next at
O'Clock in the afternoon each OF said days,
CHANDLER BURNHAM tr,n,
DANIEL GOULD, 0 49,
Cabot, Jny %, A. D., 1851. 29w33
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-29
ErNG&te E,NEsEfs.

WAITE 1S PRoB4 At me cuRT ghn
said will be holden the Probate Office in Monpelier, in
said District Tuesday of each week during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
quested to atten to the said court days.
T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
December l. 1860.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-29
Probate Courts for Randolph
District

DROBATE COURTS within and for the District of Ran
dolph for the year ensuing, will be holden follows
At the Registers Office, in BrOskfeld, the Thurs
day in each month at the Orange County Hotel in
Chelsea, on the third Thursday in each month Chad
wicks Hotel in West Randolph, on the fourth Thursday
in each month. At J. l.. Bowles Hotel in Washing.
tom on he second Thursday in February May and Aug
ust. BY order of Court,
J. X. CLEAvELAND, Register.
Chelsea. December / 1870.
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DIR. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND LMPOTENCY
THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE PATRONAGE
FOR STATESMEN. JUDGES,

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, La DIES, and GENTLEMEN
In al parts of the world testify to the efficacy OF
PROF. OF WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
snd gentlemen Of the Press are UNANIMOUS in it's
ron 70 doubt.
1WALL STREET, NEw York, Dec 20, 1859.
GsHt!emen: Your note of the 18th instant has
6esn t received, saying that you had heard that
3. the ny Ct MSsa F
IT had no objection 20 slve It..
due. Ny age is s6ont 30 years /; the color Of nv
a si1 saoars, ana Inclined to curl sc ave or
crown Of my kesd to oss ts se a and
Iandruf TO form upon it. Each of these disagree
fourth sdded To she f bS h.r Fsn1hs
on the Top OF m, head and threatening to make me
In this UNPLEASANT predlcament was induced to
0Sgs han Restorahye manly to arrest the
gray "a c,u eys1 d be- no :" T.
SI Is2 SG,0I except s from DYES was however
OILY no. ns Of of tTS sss
but the color was estorod to the gray hairs and
ssnslbity to the SCALP and dandruf eassed to form
wife, at whose solicitation was induced TO try Il.
For this, among the many obi cations owe to
sIawple and growing gray or ssttn. b. ID
To 81. WOOD Co., "a B sEs VI L1NyE y
my ny ismlIJ are absent from the olty, and am no
SIAMsToN, Ala, July 20, 1883.
TIE PROF. U J. WoOD DsdT Ssr-YOur Hair
kestorstivo" has done my hair much good since
! commenced the use of it, that wish to make
known 70 the public Ofits of onthe hair whioo
are great. a man or woman NAV benearly d e priyed
Of hair and by resort TO your Hair yen
the hair Will return more beautiful than ever At
least th Vn is ny experience Believe i 81
RsYoa publish the sbOvs you n he. b,
publishing In our southern papers you will get
tifcetes in the Mobile Meroury. a stronx SontSern
paper. W. a kENrny
WOODS hair RESTORATIVE
PRoP. U J. WOOD: Dear Sir Having had the
misfortune TO lose the best portion Of my hair from
tho effects of the yellow fever, in New Orleans In
1881, was induced to make trial of your prspsra-
Gon, snd found It to answer as the very thing
words can express my obligations to you In giylna
70 the afhloted such treasure FINLEY yoHNsoN
The Restorative is put in bottles of three sizes
VIE lhrse, medium and small; the small hold bnl]
pint, and retails for one dollar por bottles the me-
dunn holds At least 20 per cent more in prop rtou
than the small, retsils for two dollars per hottie
tns large holds quart, 20 per cent. mora in proper
o. ]; W0O9 Co, .Propretors, 444 Broad
Eay, New York, and 1i4 Market street. St. Louis our
Sold in this city BY G. sToTT. s7s Pa. avenue
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CLASS 2,
ash Tsa RRs, pound. Iss% to
800 ssh fsas po as 3, resS
Wv Wsi:h t .i1 p po;abas per Tssm 70
4. 100 Teans writing paper, 10 By p Inches, 10 weigh
twenty foul pound per ream.
S. $40 wrtins psper Is b. 10 inches, 70 weigh
twenty two pounds per Tesm
twelve POUNDS per reSn.
All the PaPe designate In CIasset g. 8, 8, and =,
must contain 4G pc -fect sheets TO the reop Sld
msteriss rse from Cd 1eTstaor. tsithed in the
Tfsssesrst oIsss are
To be whit or blue. aid r1- -irU u such weights
s.4. s ard are to Re sn,te. AID OF the size and
weights tpe .lhed In tee scneda.e
The right is reserved of OrderIls greater pr less
Quantity OF each and even kInd Contracted or IN
all tHe classes, to be furnYshed st such times and
IN such quantities as the public service may 70
Zach GLASS will be oons dered separately. and be
subject 20 separate oontTaot; but bidders msy
offer for one or moro OF the CLASSES in the same
No proposals viii be considered unless sccom-
ny the guarantee tLaI the bidder or bidders,
If his their proposal shall be accepted will enter
iuto oh iEatinn with good and mt sureties,
TO furnish the articles proposed; Blank forms for
viii be taken into consideration on ess OstantI-
ally agreeing Herewith.
s'sse may In
Wa, Ws;hlnSton city, !eBosPt that Il o.s. hen
charge or expense and subject to The ins pectiou,
dent, and be in all respects satisfactory.
Blqoers are Ies9lIed 70 iaInlsh, with their pro-
Of the kinds Of the pspe1 bld Tor. and Sp"n hicR
.hs d pr9E9s.Is may be bs,sd, except in classes
fiEidIy to oonform &c their H samples NC require"
Proposals Will be addressed TO "JoHN ID. Dr.
yREEs2 slPerinteGdsni of the Public Pr ting
plying aper." m l-I.wet w
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THE EVENING STAR.

Lrrur GRsBLR's LAST LETTER.-On the sun
day before his death, Lieut. Greble wrote as FOL
lews:
81 hope that may be given ooursgs and good
fudgmsnt enough to do well nv duty In any cir
sumstanoes In which may be placed AZ far az
/ can see. there Is not much danger TO be Incur
red I'm this campaign At present, both sides
seem better inclined to talking than to fighting
III taking could settle IL, by giving the suprema-
ey forever 10 the general government, think II
would be better than civil war; but that talking
ear settle II, do not bslieve
lust before starting for the battle In which ht
~.s killed, he wrote on piece Of paper In pencil
for his wife
"May God bless you, nay darling, and gran
yes . happy and peaceful life. May the goOC
Father protect you, and me, grant that we may
long live happily together. God give me strength
wisdom and courage. IL die, let me die
brave aud honorable man; let stain Of dis
honor hang over me or You "
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lie 3-2aw2
DRQPOSALS For FuRN SHINS THEPA
i PER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PuBLIc PRINTING, Z
WAsHINeToN, MAY I, 1851. 4

u
WASHINGTON, May j, 1851
In pursuance a the provisions Of the seventh $50
ton Of the "JUint Pesoluupn in rSatIon to ne
Public Printing" approved jane -, 1850, scaled
for furnishing the paper that NAY be required for
5 tss Puolo Ss1nhnr fS5 the year ending On the ist
uey y, , nj ned T.. iSe s.sciss. ns.-,
ssoerts med. the suaStity Of each nind Of paper
that vil be required;
Glass l.
10000 reams 6us printing paper. uncalepdered, 70
measure 81 by SO inches, and 10 weigh fly pou Rds
10 the 7 SIN Vi 500 sheets.
500 resms fine printing paper, calendersd, TO
MEASURE "a by So inches, ana 10 weigh ffsy-siI
pounds TO the ream OF 500 sheets
tAg, eeaby to the provisions Of the joint resolG-
lty OF the paper required ior the ABOVE ias I'll
be fuTnsh ID o. applicants therefor. This paper 10
10 q put up In cures Of tve' ty i've sheeIs each,
and IN bundles Of two reams each; each resm to
thick; eSs,and weight Will he rec uIre and bun
detexolaslve of wrapparsl varying o, or under
hve r cent. from the standard we hit vii bs
required. Mkt Of var Gus Ihicknesse in the
same bundle TO make up the w,iEht Will be con-
sidered VIC alton Of the contract
CLASS s
400 raoms superb ne printing paper, hard-siEsd
and to weigh kfty pounds to the ream Of 500 sheets
GLASS;.
1900 reams superhne map paper, sized and oaleo-
dered, of such slzss as ay be reg red, eOrres=
pondins in weight with paper measuring 10 By u
inches, and veis hing twenty pounds per am Of ~
. eets.
500 reams suPerhne plate reper, lcalendered or
uncalentered, as be required le by "a inches,
and of such weight per ream as may be CURED.
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to be put up in . strong box. (ooopersd.) and tho
contents marked thereon.
II is 20 B. distinctly understood that the wagons
are 10 be constructed that the several paris of
auy one wagon will agree and exactly a those Of
any other, to require no numbering OF sr
Ians'nk 70. putting tos tset Ara ~ the ate 10
Is; alt tbs wood thoroushlJ seaso ed, ,nd the
wo-k in a. Its parts faithfully executed In the best
wsrkmanlike manner
The work may be inspected from time 10 time 81
IL progress By an Off ser or agent of the usrter
painted until 10 shall have been nspectsd and ap-
pro ed bJ said officer agent authoI Ad TO in
sPeotit When iai he'd, painted, and o. oepted by
Cficer or agent of the Ear ermssters DE- part
nent, ard delivered Is herein agreed, they shall
be paid for.
nj C. MEI0S,
lie ~ 2aw9w Qusrterfnaster Ge Reral u, q.
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MRS. N. COHS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTToN
ERENcu MILITARY {. !. B, BOOKS.

E MILITARY BOOKS.
- KENCH RICHSTlEN have Just reoeiysd =
large ana oomplet- assortment Of Militia nv Book
p PER cent below the regular retail prioes.-in,
"A new edition Of Hardee's Infantry and Rie.
Tactics, complete, Sl.25 .A1 A@'A'
tor'eS Volunteers Manual, 2 vols, a.
Aueys Compenol um Of Hardees Tactios 5Oo
Gross'a Military Surgery, $50
Sndsn: FIELD sorsi6oation and Outpost, each Is
The soldiers Guide, 4 Complete mammal And
drih book f9r the use OF the vountosr Miiitia aud
The HAND; Book for the U. e Soldier. being
arst DOCK 0f instruction to the o. 8. Infsntry tao
cfE! !.e. Military Maps, Map Of the Seat Of wsr,
Flsss, Badgss and Medals Of every description.
FREN0a Z RIOAsfEIN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-02

"CosTRABAND OF WAS IA couple Of healthy
looking fugitives from away down In Dixie,
passed through Market street about twilight on
TUESDAY, evening, evidently shaping their course
for the North. They We're az black as ebony, real
fftsen hundred dollar darkies. that would have
made Marshal jenkins eyes glistened a year ago.
They trndged along with their heavy bundles un-
nolested, aud, in fact. almost unnoticed -
HIrTisbErg Union, Jane 27th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-02
READER,
nhusE Ths fol2wInS statement and thon judge

P, READER,
= chUSE Inc fol0wlnG statement and then Judge
OF Its facts for yourself
AbRAM COLE, of Brooklyn N. y, well
known oItIzen there, had suffered from Dyspepsia
lot come years, without permanent Ielief uuti he
Iied AYERS FILLS, which taken zcooruIng to
tho directions for this complaint, restored nIIl to
m 0aSlh IN lev weeks After an Iutena of some
GEO: w. CROSS, Of Harmony. Texas lad an
elnpnon on his nsck. shoulders, lack and leg,
Enen cover about one third of his body. II kept
ths parts affected covered with soab, and being
AMI dist1es.i so % Of course vsry tropblscome
70 unit hint or business and kept him in CONSTANT
eaneTing: All medical aid failed hun until he took
hfEHS COMPOUND EXTRACT sAKSA-
fAklLLA, which cured him. His skin still shows
SOM scaTs from the liberation, but It is otherwite
as olesr az an inf,nts, -. $50 =.
oy0HN II, SHOOK, Ess On eminent lawyer of
Richmond, Va. took cold which settled on his
lungs severe pain set in on the len hide. with
bad cough, vhloh was soon followed By the unmis-
.sksils sYmstoms Of consumption, MhsH r.duoed
ysU low ne oommsnced taking AYERS CHER
KY PECrDRAL, vhloh soon stopped the cough
a1 Prs smstdSiss y 6 sRred nm. AyrR co
mess. - = - ma Is cots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-02

II General Dembin,ki, a dising uished Polish
eicer, has offered his services 20 the government.
III A million OF travellers annually pass W and
down the hine on the steamers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-02

Union PAPER AND ENvELOPEs-Tven
" ~ ,iifereE: styles of Note and Lettsr Paper,
with Envelopes 20 match.
Views Of Washington in the form OF . Rose. and
10 Nook form; also, separate
All tie pally q W eok Papers o. n tspty On
hand. ter.ld. Times, and Tribune received every
ri he ct O'Clock.
Papers from al pats of the country.
Besd.e's lime Novels Add song Books.
fresh supply Of Books for summer resdinf.
cheap
a large assortment OF Juvenil.s-M.yne Reads
Books. kollo Hooks. Ab0ott's HistprIes a o
discount OF y 90 q per cent On a. sSynS books
pa % National ssoks tore. 2fe Pa az.
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GEskafs iDI EsfRSSH Il vi rs. ", q
S.sshes, bed Bsss Ans. As meores A. 4 ns sne
from ,es mot delisse fabric. all OF yool Z. VIII
Gloves bssspfaly, with little lab IA. For sale 81
West kp1. 49, 80 eDtt
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Ch. Fares Champagne.
J.R. 6LONIN6RR 4 CO.


No. =, North CharlsS street, BaItimors,
Having been app olnted AGENTS for the ssle of tbs
sboye brand Of CHAMPAGNE WINE, Offer il
.oI % Q, 70 ylns upon Its merits 10 establish here
Southern critics.
=, Besidss obtaining . hrst-class Medal ct the
frencn Exhibition Of 1855, Mr.. Fare has been
Rnolnted Purvsyor to the Courts Of Spsin and
FIussie- ap 9 en5m
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ap n vsv

II FRENCH RlCHSTElN
LAVE Just received fresh supply OF Nots Pa
per, Colored Bgrders, ruled and plain. vita En-
velopes 70 match ALSO. flag Paper on ali kinds,
WIZ and wlthent A0tboey Envelopes % match.
large assortment Of stationery
New fotk Papers received daily; Papers nom
m.s FSsNcH 4 sIGHsrEIN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-02
NEW BOOKS.

HISTORY of tse nItsd NelSsrlspds, BY John
The Rise Of the Dutch Hsp 66hs, q history. b.
John Lothrop Motley; SvoG cloth; free by NAL.
Silas Mariner, the wssver If Rsvelol, by the
author Of Adam Bece !" cloth Tssosns paper 50
cents.
Life and Career Of Major Andre, BY wintrep
Sargeant: Slg0.
20 Labrador and newfoundland; By Rev Louis L.
Mob eS Sl 50
bon Oih, by Thomas Annsell, NJ. d; els
ANY OF the above free By mail -
FRENCH a RICHSTEIN,
spas us PenfA. avenue.
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GPECIAL BAR6AfNS = : 900 = :
SV - a.. -. IN MoUgNIss GOODS.
We offef ali the best grades OF 40 srilng 6Oocs
IN our stock sssrsetly fsdsssd e5,is. e; 9e.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-02

:JHIssysnth strsst. q new let Of MN r
ffihE3sT4 TkSNKRsX f aaTs c ,SJ dAE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-02
10Y FOB TIE SICK AND SUFFERING,
LET ALL WHO ABE AFFLICTED
ARNY RE IHxxsDY
sr1onorR u..,-


Friend. DO you suffer- Are yol tho victim Of any
purity OF Tic bloodi What are they, DO yos ask !
Rather Ask, what are they mott Tie blood is the
sonTns Of mo and health, and il Is tie fret element
Of our being to respond to pny cause which Affects
the systemt Is the lalre infallby atests The ever
prevailing Neuralgia, the Irritating Eryspelss the
subtle Serofuls, tho aIorixing Rheumatism, Nerc
xoas DebilitJi Dyssetsis, Liver OomylA with il,
sorSor ana dslo9tlon, and the numbersss Ills that
pesn 10 heir to derive their hideogs origin from the
Use the vitaligng RESOURCES Of nature for its m
and sunsr qs to commend to your confdence AM
uso that truly valuable medioament known o.
MRS. N. COTS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTIoN.
With regard to this almost infallible syeo,6s
POPULAR seItlnsnt has sSoken in decidcd terms
and the evidences Of this great eMoaoy arc aus.
Mlned Dl constant ayowa.s Of curative effects and
Noe n9Pplest results from its use are after an otheT
remedies and the best medical skill have failed,
Let us say, In conclusion, that certificates
cures Are not sought nom tho Iiterste and super.
sneotabe sources spd justify the highest terms il
WHICH IT il possible to commend 30 vainabs =
specific % public approval, We may add also thai
only bJ It's restorative effects, the system recover
inE nom disease With renewed constitutional yigor
For sale by all respectable Druggists in This
city, and BY the proprietor, MRS. M. cox,
NONE genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork ~ ~
,l rIi9ls q per oSttis, .iI bSttlss for d
ssors:soHn, 6 g., Whoe.aiisC tss sas D5urfist
nIot, and win supply the trade at my prices.
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Date.
Witness.
hereby GRITTY thst the above named
are known o. me o. men Of property and sb4e b.
make good their guarantee.
pa'e Signature, ca,
To be sgned By the United states DlttTios
Judge, United states District Attorney, cOGec
tor, or Navy AgeLt.
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The following are the Glasses rec uired at the ?.
specuve navy yards:
KfTTERY. MAINE

CIass No l. White Oak OEf; Nos White OAK
promaScUous tn, 6eLj No 6. Yellow PIEe Pl.Lk
TIMBER No. 10. White Pine; No u hsh and ~
pressi No. IL B;6ck Walnut and MshTEsut; No.
"a White sh OsTs and Hickory P.tts; Nc 2
o.; No. q spikas and Nails; No g Lead Zirc
and Tn: No IS. Hardware; No. q PsIats and
Ollt; No. % az Canvass; No y. Oo'ton ssn-
Gas; No. g; Lest er; No s. B ushrs; NJ s.
Buntlng nd Dry Goods; No 81 Pit, h ROsln;
Nc. IS "a ow, SOL On; No: s.; Ship chsndleryS
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IL" =, OF - IL the Stats of -, hereby
aEree 10 furnish snd del T, In the Terpestv We Nav
Yards, 81 the artioes named Ia he clasRes hore
unto hnLeNe7 agreeaby tn tire pr, isiuuz Of the
edules Their for and in couf unity WIN the az
yeriIseme,t 1.-THE Bureau Of Construction 40. Il
June II. 1851 Ssou nv otter Be aoe pt,d, l re-
sent u the navy Agent f., or 10 -, fOT
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OF -, and - -, If =. in The Etate Uf
bad of - - for suy a the classes therein
named. be accepted, be or thcy viii, within ten
dsys ser the receipt OF the cont tract az the pet
c1ioe named. or navy AEent dssIgnst-d, execute
the contract for the sme with good nd sUfbcJent
suretles, and IN case said shall falI IN
enter into contr,ct IS aforesaid, we guaranty q,
make good the difference between the offer n III.
SAID --a and that which nav lie ACC pied
Signature oftvo guarant 70. c. D.
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Class No T. White Pine; Nc. y Iron; Se IA; q:
No. a Pig Iron; No rs. Hardware; No q Paints
fSd Sls; SG fnlR Shs9 a cI;.i 81 iroS NO
| InS OF Copper; No. a. Bellows; No. q. Poles.