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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18
TO THE ELECTORS OF DIAMOND
SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT. MOL.

NOTICE Is hereby given that an election will be
IN held on the Sth day OF November, 1862, at
which will be submitted the question whether you
will authorize tax to pay the expense Of maintain
ing public school for additional term Of four
months.
1t viii be necesssRy to raise for this purpose the
sum Of Thirteen Hundred Dollars, and the rate Of
taxation necessary to be levied will be eighty cents
upon the hundred dollars Of valuation Of taxable
property In the District.
The polls will be opened at the school room, be-
tween the hours OF seven and nine O'Clock P. NJ.
full attendance 10 requested.
T. d. r DISTINCTION,
N. q. GRIFFITH,
q. @. CARPENTER,
District School Trustees.
Diamond Springs, October 14th, 1859 It'd
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County Central Committee.
r1x1 CITY AND COUNTY

New HosE.-Our efficient chief engineers
F. H. Harmon, Esq, received this week, direct
from the mandatory at New York, five hun
dred feet new dOuble-riveted hose for the use
Of our Fire Department. On Monday last the
Department was out for the purpose of testing
il, and Notwithstanding all its muscle was
brought into play, the hose stood the test and
refused to be "busted." 1t has attached the
new patent coupling and promises to be very
Serviceable to our Department
Masonic CELEBRATION. Masonic Broth
erhOod will not forget that the Dedication OF
Palmyra Lodge, of Upper Placerville, will take
place on Thursday, the 0Oth inst. After the
procession Of the Crft, in which will be rep
resented the Blue Lodge, the Royal Arch Chap
ter and the Order Of the Temple. There will
also be an GRAFTON during the day and grand
ball at night.
ROYAL ARcH.-Thcre will be a called com.
nunication of st. James R. \. Chapter, No. l6,
on Wednesday evening next, for the transac-
tion of important business.
HARRY RoFF, the "bandsome young man"
IN the employ of Wells, Fargo Co., has been
arrival Of the Pony. We shall never forget
your kindness, Harry.
New GooDs.-Aaron Kahn has Just returned
rom San Francisco with another large invoice
If fine clothing. His stock is now complete
md embraces all articles demanded in the
mi 4 l;c a k,,Sa
takes "green backs" ~ par.
TEACHERS CONVENTION. Mr. Lynde, our in
lustrious and accomplished County Superin-
endent Of Public Instruction, who takes just
ride in his profession, has appointed Monday,
the 9th instant, for the meeting Of the Teach
ers' Convention, in this city. Trustees are ex'
oected to order vacations in their schools, fOI
the week, 10 enable the teachers Il" attend
The friends of education are invited to bt
present.
REwARD.-On the night Of the 10th inst.
three horses were stolen from Mr.. W. Bartram
at Bartrams Mill. lie offers a reward of 81
each for the recovery of the horses, and of 81
for the apprehension of the thief. See adv.
Gus. Orr has commenced improving and re
modelling his place, "H Hotel dc Lafayette,
and in few days it will be looking as brlgh
as new pin. Gus can broil quail or roas
Q turkey equal to any other man.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Owing to il
health disqualifying him for attention to bust
ness, Mr.. King offers for sale, at a bargain
that valuable property known as the Kingsvill'
House. 1t is situated on the stage road Il
Sacramento, few miles beyond the town o
Ell Dorado. and has good patronage. Their
is a fine ranch connected with it.
We are indebted to Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Pc
ny Express, and to Hernandez Anderson anc
Bradshaw Il Co. for newspaper Evors during
the week.
TIE handsomest, neatest and most orderly
E:.,ses arc 2sT.=:S ia :essi-4 thssp0ss0naSe 2
we'll disposed persons. This is the cause Of
Blacks success, and which makes the Grey
hound the favorite place of resort.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado.
~ -SS.-Justice's Court, Placerville Township.
The People Of the State Of California, To DANIEL
lands, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me at
my Office in PlacetVlle Township, of the County OF
FL Dorado, Cd the 18th day of October, A. n 1852,
at o'clock p. NJ, to answer unto the complaint OF
Joseph O'Neil, upon an express contract, who sues
to the SUN Oi RiBety-seveR 0I-l0G dollars,
upon note dated June 9th lS62,-when judgment
will be taken against you for the said amount tOgeh-
with costs and damages, if you fail to appear and
answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
Greeting: Make legal service and return hereof
"iven under my hand this fourth day Of October,
1862 @. W. STOUT,
Justice Of the Peace in and for said Township.
[octlSl
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!
~ The undersigned offers for sale, at very
S.E low figure, the we'll known
KINGSYILLE HOUSE

- "'~>1s Ir = ~ S.,- >tPs Is1Vr -.
leading from Sacramento and Folsom to PlAcsrVillc
and Carson Na4ey-abOut 20 miirs from Folsom. ~
mnes from SSeeEss~ ~, ,>+p ,In'u T'ArrTTnAe
All the travel to Carsrn Valley and the Nashoe
CountTy. also To the Costumes and MqueIumne
Rivers passes by this House. The house - iarR"
and well arranged, and has ample barns and other
out buildings Tile Ranch connected with 1t con.
tains about 6n0 acres Of land, all ncloscd by good
fenc-, and has upon It rood garden and orchard
wilt also sell at q harSaiu, tee o(ate Sre9G
House and Ranch, situated near the above
The hodse is a substantial ard cornmodi"us two
story frame building, AMI the Ranch CONTAINS my
acres Of lAnd.
The Kin.syiile House has we'll cs'ablished Gus
tom aud lie one Of the hest stands on the road.
r. will ais sell, with the place or separately.
Vii descriptions Of Live stock and large amount Of
Hay and Grain.
TERMS-Cash or part cash and the balance Sc
cured by mortgage the property.
90 II rot previously sold st private safe the
above property will he offered at public auction, OF
WRITER'S KING.
Kngsvire House, October 18th, l>69-td
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Subtitle triumph ofthe Democracy
in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana has
Rorely perplcxed the Sacramento Union.
1t sees the handwriting on the wall and
is trembling in its boots. The next Con
gress will have something to say to the
minions of power and their apologists and
defenders. The people love the Govern
ment, and will no longer permit those
who administer it to tFample upon the
Constitution and laws They have put
their seal ofcondcmnation upon arbitrary
arrests. The Union, with characteristic
stupidity, says the defeat of the Admins
tration is caused by its friends having
volunteered, thereby intimating that the
army is composed almost entirely of Re-
pubIicans! Is this so? A year ago the
volunteers from Pennsylvania, Ohio and
lllinois-under the mistaken impression
that majority of them were friends Of
the AdminiStration--were permitted to
vote; and what was the result? They
gave almost a unanimous vote for the
Democratic candidates. The rascally Re-
publicans, in the city of Philadelphia,
when they discovered their mistake, threw
out the vote of the volunteers. What
was the vote Of eleven Illinois regiments ?
Eight thousand Democratic, five hundred
Republican. Had the volunteers beer at
home at the late election, il we may judge
from the past, no unsafe or unfair criteri-
on, the Democrats would have carried
nearly every county in the three States.
This efectually dispOses Of the Unions
lame apology for the defeat of the Admin
istration.
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on SCHOOL FUND.
FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND.

Hanak Sesser. ............$ 90 30
Bill Of Mr.. Fountain, for &2S7 0s, was. on
motion, allowed, after deducting the interest
and extra charges, to.wit, los 10 leaving a
balance in his favor Of Slsl SO.
An ordinance smendatOry tn an ordinance
entitled IAN Ordinance regulating the assess
ment and collection Of taxes upon real and per-
snnal property" was read and adopted
Adjourned to the first Monday in November,
at O'Clock, P. N.
c. L. CHCBBCCk,
GiIN Ilnrk
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RESOLUTION OF THANKs.-A.

RESOLUTION OF THANKS.-At a
meeting Of the Hebrew Benevolent Society Of
Placer VIZ, 'css4 at the Synagogue the SIN Gay
of October, 1862, the following preamble and
luton were adopted:
WHEREAS, Miss Ulrica Wooh has executed a
magnificent embroidery on the Covenant Cloth do
mated to the Synagogue by the Ladies' Hebrew
Benevolent Society, therefore, be il
Resolved, That vote of thanks be and il hereby
rendered to Miss WoOlf; that the Secretary be
instructed TO inform her thereof, and to publish
these proceedings in the Mountain Democrat.
A. NACHMAS, Secretary.
?laceryille October 9Th, 1862.
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STOP THIEF:
GI5O 90 REWARD

CTOLEN from the undersigned, at Bar m
- trans Mill, miles east Of Diamond <S0A
Springs on the Carson road, the night OF the lth
inst, one IRON-GRAY GELDING, Eve years old
branded ]. on the left hip, with several saddle
marks, splint one fore leg, and with one white
hind foot.
Also, a BLACK PONY GELDING, about 10 years
old, heavy made, no brands remembered, works vel
in harness.
Also, an IRON.GRAY FILLY, about 4 years old
and Of small size, no marks or brands remembered
Iwni pay a reward Of A25 each for the return o
the above auiu,als, aud els for the apprehension q
the thief or il than one, SIS for each one ap
nrchended W. BARIRAM.
PlacervilIe, October l9th, 1s62-tf
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

Diarrhea and Dysentery will decI-
mate the Volunteers far more than the bullets Of
the enemy, therefore let every man see to it that
he carries with him a full supply of HoLLo-
WAYS PILLS. Their use in India and the Cri-
mea saved thousands of British Soldiers. Only
% cts per box. 2l3
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miscellaneous ao6srtisinu.
To all whom IL may COncerS

T HEREBY inform those who are indebted IA
i nv note or otherwise, Which L. now due 10 eav !,
nv regular place or Busipess and settle The -.
on or before the 9th day OF DecemhSs.
next, ~ all notes and accounts due me must - ~
tied ut that time Parties Interested will do w,n n,
take notice. IL. IANDECHER
PlacerviIle, October 9TH, 1862.
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Common Council Proc Q edIngs'

PtAcERvILLE, October 18th, 1862.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
President Munson presiding.
Present-Ald. DOnahue, Wickman, Arvids-
son, Tannenwald and Bavler.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Aid. Donahue. of the Finance Committee,
reoOrted the following bills, which were allow
ed
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keen it before the People I

HF eala may Ssly speak, wIlts sd publish ala ,snn
nssa IN uahjsSa eeiag nesponsols nor me ao1si % ~
go: - - Law restrain or Abfdge he
lis e Sah ths cSsssSssaoa " caiVoTAss
AroteAa Z Aslt1nG 4,
ssa ahan naks lee respecting an establishment Of
nsin Prshfhng Tie ee exercise thereof or eedgns
~ - q opsssh 81 The Prsss.t Amendments 70 Goa
seiesais1 effAs 0Atied States, Article l.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

Our FAIR.-Col. Warren, of the Cali
fornia Farmer, speaking Of the fruit exhi-
bited at our county Fair, says: There
has never been so select and complete an
exhibition Of fruits in our State as at this
Fair. There have been larger collections,
but none so choice. Stockton made q
very fine display, and did her county great
honor; but Fl Dorado made q show Of
fruits beyond all question the best"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18
LAGER BEER CELLAR!
LARGEST MUGS AND BEST LAGER
IN THE CITY!

KOHLER, 1t the Mountain Brewery
~ NJ 9-..2r tE:syy;IEER,, nd sIa.sDt, Oh
Coloma street. calls the attento on Of gentlemen who
like GOOD LAGER, to his cellar, the coolest and
cOsiest place in the city.
This cellar is furnished with LARGE MUGS,
grateful to the sight OF the thirsty lovers OF the
foaminH beer.
oct1S A. KOHLER.
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Nrm advertisements TO.Dap.
pUTCnER1No AT DICKS RANCH.

NEW EIRM.-HAving recently
G purchased the Butchering business Of
Messrs WESTON BRYANT, 1t the
,UuuQsm above place, the undersigned respectfully
solicit a continuance Of the patronage heretofore
extended to the old firm.
AT- the undersigned are sole proprietors. hT.
A. C. HENRY has no interest in the business.
NJ. c. METZLER,
WM. SCHOOIIE.
October 18th, lS62.-n
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Nj \ RItI.A(iE

In Aurora, on the eth inst Mr.. R0BEET LYoN
Of Carson Valley To Miss GEkIRrDE NAUGHN,
Aurora.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

Il pA-;culariv attractive and TIE great feature to the
COUNTRY MERCHANT IS thr unusually low price
less than the cost ~ Importation. We Also keep the
STAPLE ARTICLES In ~ DRY GOODS line, which
goods We have purchased IN this market under the
HAMMER. and are Offering them at NEW YORK
COST. AND LESS.
We publish this CARD in order that We may mAAe
new acquaintance, and induce those who have not
heretofore purchased o. Us 10 call and inspect
stock.
All W" Ak Is an opportunity to SHOW TIE
GOODS and name the prices, ri we have no fear of
the result.
GOOD articles and Low prices are the great in
dur-ment- /" Ill Who purchase Ia sell again. M.r
Chants who buy OF uS can make 4 good profit, aud
sell {" their customers at low figure. We remain,
respectfully your obed-nt servants.
BADGER L LINDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos All, AIS and 4l5 Battery St,
San Francisco.
San Francisco, October 18th, 1s69.-3m
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SEC. /. Section ~ of said Ordinance is here
by amended so as ~ read as follows: Sec. IL.
On the first Monday in January of each year,
the Collector shall proceed to make out u list
which list shall be known as the delinquent
list" and within one week after said Monday,
shall file the same with the City Clerk, verified
by his oath to be a true and correct list. Sand
list shall contain the name of the owner (when
KNOWN OF all the real property and of the I'M
prOHements thereon, together with such de-
scripton Of such property that it may be easily
known, and also like description OF any OF the
unknown owners, and also the name of every
person or firm, delinquent for taxes upon per-
sOnal property, and also opposite each name or
description give the amount of taxes, together
with the costs due from such delinquent per-
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President II Council. +
| hereby certify that alta meeting "i the COM
mon Councii at the City oi PlIcervillr, held
Oct. 18th, l>j2, the above auivudLtury Ord.
nance was passed. I
c. L. CHCBBUCK.
CITY Clerk. ,
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SEC. II. If any person shall refuse to give to
the assessor, whenever that officer shall In pur-
suance Of his Duties require it, his or her name,
aud u statenIentOt the local ton description, an
value of his or her property, or Of the property
| of any corporation, association or COMPANY OF
which he shall he President, Secretary, Cash
Ter, or Managing Agent, situated or held within
the limits OF said city or fanny person shu II
give false or fictitious NAME he or she shall
be deemed guilty of misdemeanur, and upon
| conviction thereof shall be punished by line not
exceeding one hundred dollars or by imprson-
ment in the city prison for term not exceed
ing thirty days.
SEC Is. Ordinance No. 81, entitled an Or.
dinance regulating the assessment and c0llec-
ton Of taxes upon real and personal property"
passed July 25lb 1856, is hereby repealed, pro-
vlded that this section shall not be deemed in
any manner to mvalidate any taxes assessed
under said Ordinance, nor IN any manner to
render invalid the acts Of any officer under or
by virtue OF said Ordinance, all of which are
hereby declared 10 be as binding and valid as
though SAID Ordinance remained in full force
aud effect
SEC. ~. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in full force from and after its passage.
Approved, December 18th, 1857.
W. NJ. CARY, President.
do hereby certify that the above Ordinance
was passed by the Common Council of the city
of PlucervIlle, December 18th, 1857.
S. I. GAGE, Clerk.
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yHiRTER ALiIlAHGHaERT
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
'J n a IL h q ID.

On and after MONDAY, NOV. is, 1851,
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEL
PHIA:
FOR baltimore, At 2so O. N ,s.lb O. m, II. 80 .. n
(ExpTe,sJ and 1890 p. m.
For Chester, At O. Is m. II 3s m. ,ssS and 10
For wilmington. At $50 q. m., slS .. m., Il Is :
q. , s.tS and 1880 y, N. ,a
FOR New Castle, at SIS O. m and 3.xs D. % y"
For Doyer, ~ s.lb Q. m. And 3.is p. m
For Milford, a stb O. m.
Leave Baltimore 1t $40 . n. 4 (Exprea,) LOO p
kt.!: %ss!isI$ss'ss ! a a. Il fas .Sd IT'S Rss !. NJ"
;ks:y: Es:y: siIiSss siihI6ssTs Z. ssisH Il p Z. m
Leave Dover at Z. m. and e.lop. m. 80
LsayS New Castle at II .. m. snd $40 p. m.
Leave Chester at $50 .. m, 10 Is, 40, and ~
Lave Bslanor. for Salisbury and intsrmsdiat.
stations 4 B.20apd p. m; for Dover and interme
dlate ststtous, st 1.0S p, m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chestsr at aiS ., NJ, u o. and II 20 p. n
Leave Wnnugtou 81 40 .. n. s.2S .. n. IL u
Fikiahf TRAIN. with Passenger Car attached
will run aE follows: 10 ..
Leave PhilsdsiphiA, for rsrryvills sad inte,me.
dists plaess, at go p. 10.
Lseve Wilmington, for P~ryvllls And intcrmsdi
Leave Baltimore, for H.vrs ds.Grloe' and inter
mediate stations, ~ %.
.., '.I,' ON SUNDAYS ONLY: ., l.I
. AZ 3so = N and 1910 p.n'a from Philsdsiphis u
At rom Baltimore to Phi,sdelpb,s, ,-.,
Ths s'so . m TrSin iSom PSiisdsiphi. to K.l,f
8. n. rELron,
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! RAHRRAp&aETO.
En- TRAlFS,
@ .From washangtsn,

aid he 6sst, vhi Be- un = icflcVs. l. ! "
: Daily Trains between wsshisstoa ~ Bsla.
Daily Trains bstvssn washaae.oa sad ,hs wsss.
O. a MsSsdsy', Two Traina V sAln.oes, aad o.s
fssassssssios the wss, nalias Gloss ooaasss,ess
oss and 8Sie SsiisOsS iSr n S:,ss ; ~sss ioSsf
scs E sEh1bszFHix ii ssi Il Fl a. xaB % NEW
isSi sos 4: Al ss p r ie
RI ::S ~. ! tSoisys y.sr, - s,.as., ,.,s.s
4 L>os. . asdSp y, end . b1alays q ?. n.
IRxIss novIsa segTH.
2. Baltimore sWp'n n Arlss Il WssSinstoS $50
::.s .:s - ::s . y
Leave New FORK q, II p. n Phiisdslphia $50
q Baltimore 7,+o . =. Arrive h WShinEton
Local Aseommodstio. Trsiss leave Baltimore .,
70 2: =. aad 80 z n. ns Washiastos arrive iher
q q 3D. s:sa:y: : "a 10 |. :. only fr.. s.lu
bsitimors or wsshlnsion
snd 500 ;. b., make eonlsSticss 81 Wsshinston
n ss ss W.: e Z: s:ss'i Sss s':. NJ oaS
Road, n Marylaad and virglnis. - az,
Trslns lesvs Annspolb for Baltimore and Wash
ingtcu daily, except Sundays, At 6.D D. n. and stc
p, N, -. e. ~.
Passenger Trsins leaving Washington at 100 Z. y
y o. y, ADD ?. n. and Baltimore at $50 and 70
Z. N. aad 30 r. m, snp on'y q AssHfHas and
WdsAiNgtA ysNdtc~s. ~. 70
way Passengers nsst tshe the Aevmwsdatoa fssl~
suiy.
nyH Master Of Irsnpcrtaticr, Belt.
. -
|IafR0 Co., '-aN y l662.
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ID EVOLVING IRON TURnETs.
NAvT DKrARTMIHr

NANt
TIE NAVY DEPARTMENT. viii receive pro.
positions for the construction and erection on board
Of . vessel building at the Portsmouth, New Hamp.
shire, Boston, New York. and Philadelphia navy
smoke pipe for each vessel.
On Oh: Of the towen there is to be pilot house,
the whole to be on the general plan Of thoss now
building for the navel service. ~"
The diameter Of the tower will bs p feet In the
clear, fs thickness will BE- eleven inches, composed
Of plates of no, less than one inch thick
The smoke pipe In thickness DIX inches, compossd
Of plates NOT ie than inoh thok inside diameter
he top fortyx inches and height aboys the deck
eight feet. = - - - =.
for revolving and working ths turrets and the guns
and will state the cost and the time within which
the work on each vessel will be completed on board
and ready for ssrvic
The contractor will be furnishsd with general
drawings BY the Navy Department.
Proposals. will be received until the 18th day OF
October, and must BE- addressed 70 the Navy Depart
Psns ana sro0.sed on ne oa SIDE 10,
from other Letters. tep lB-iawt0ot 10
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
rJNU LIVERY sTABLE X EEPEi<s AND
IL . ofHER fBUriNEss MEN ~

j. Having enlarged my place Of blsiisss and h.yipg
30 30 f,ia III sa e. aafs'3 3hsSft tRifEgi.lifR9 RREglR9 ~
ING with the greatest pfomptness r.
Hsying none but trstolAss workmen, usng pops
but the Best CT material and charging inst and 1ir
price, persons Wishing VI ohaW their work dGns we'll
and promptly would hld y 70 their interest TO give
ROBERT Ii. .GRAHAM, CoaohmakeT,
aug 28-1m AT Eighth st. snd 614 ID ST
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7 RON a II N or PLAT Es.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DRPARrNGNr,
Washington, September 10, 1853
THE NAVY DEPARfMENTwi will, until The 18th
Of October, receive propositions jor the delivery OF
the Iron Armor sno Deck Plating for yesse, build
ing In each OF the navy yards at Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, Boston, New York, and Philaaslphin
The Side Plating to be In five thcknesses of llates
not less than one iuch in thickness each, and tie
an inch eaoh; the Plates to be trimmed to.hap but
the bending and punching the holes will bs done by
the 6overnmsut at the navy yard
The plates are 10 oonfsrn generally 10 thoss used
In the vessels Of the ola,s OF the "Monitor," now
building for the Government.
Upon application 10 ths CommAndant of each OF
the yards named, the quantities, dimensions, and
tained. ."
The proporals will be addressed to the Navy De.
par .meut, and endorsed the outside " Proposals
for Iron Armor Plates" that they may BE- dktin.
guished from other letters. lsep le-lawtOot 10
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Nj W YONk BUSI pc
LAW. FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING

LNVOICE BILLS q BU3iNhss NOTES NE0OTlA7 TED
Psor nsrsp Nora AND DEVKEKD AoooUHn
. BouGTn AND COLLECTED.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND sOLD
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
,s6sOVERNkxNl CLAIM BOUGH1.-Ss
By O.. z. HOUSE,
Counsellor at Law,
- - Nassau Street, New 1nsk
S&dvtoe gratts 49, - Appe