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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-30
In this Sign shall we Conquer.
Democratic state Ticket.

ELECTION SECOND TUESDAY usrnD OCTOBER
FOR GOVERNOR,
CLEMENT j. YALLANDIGHAM,
OF Montgomery County.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
GEORGE h. PUGH, Of Hamilton.
AUDITOR or STATE,
WILLIAM HUBBARD, of Logan
TREASURER or STATE,
HORACE S. KNAPP, OF Ashland
SUPREME JUDGE,
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP, Of Fairfield
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN II HEATON, of Belmont.
Democratic State Central Committee of
Ohio.
John q. THOMPSON. SAMUEL NJ EDARY,
GEORGE l.. CONVERSE, AMOS LATMAN,
ALLEN 6. THURMAN -
Allthese gentlemen reside in Columbu and letters
Of political character addressed any one Of them
will receive proper attention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-30

The State Central Committee has appoint
ed another Democratic mass meeting for
Dayton, to be held
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

Wheat was In rather more demand, especially primo
which was tsqqisg upward Sales we're made Of 81 600
81 % for amber wesern el Is 81 Is for red winter
Western S2o . 81 Is for Milwaukee club, 81 20 81 II
Chicago SPRING Corn .dvsnssa seSy % win sale. o
90 900 bushels includingmxed Western, 81 &C. &c. Tor
unsound. CSC osc fot sound and 7oc 7sc FOR white
for poor 10 choice Rye continued quiet ct SIC. o0c
Barley was dull and heavy.
Couzs was steady, but less active, including Rio,
prime a. as 10; good, .7kc 2Sc; fair. 2sho 30;
ordinary. 2sc 2oc fair % good cargces, 2os. &c.
I.sa:ysa & . 40 aa Sc Sss so%oso, @ &c. Sc ' '1'
CoIroK-The market quiet for middlines at 6Tc.
6ykc with sales q A5o bales Tho auction sale sf prize
Fsun.-The markst was quiet for layer rasins ..
q 40 "a 30. and bunch DO ~ a 81 a 10 per box
FRnoIrm-The business to-day was again quite mode
rate with eoa vessels q all descriptions in port 10
Ia l0kd, 65 900 bushels grain at 3d. and 4kd Cd by
and sailing vessel 10 London 600 bbls -four Al
HAr continued saleabe and nrm at osc g. I5 for
Hors were in less demand TO day at lsc a 21c
LAnIs we're steady but quiet at 81 IS for Eastern.
MoLAssxs was firm, with sales Of 15s bbh New Or
bhds. Cuba Muscovado at 36c. 42c
ons.-r4ere was better inquiry for refined petroleum
Ss S rss ,ra future but
PRovmsoHs Pork sold 70 the extent Of only $50 bbs
at e13 el3 80 for mess e1l SO Sl 81 for old
mess, and $40 so SO 10 prime. Beef continued
In limited demand with sales OF 126 bbis so Is
el3 60 for prime and 113 rs SIS for ertra Lard
In active request. With sales OF 200 packages
exc. 10he or cut meats so PACKAGES chaaged hands
at 4kc Sc for shoulders, and sKc. skc. FOR hams
Bacon was active, With sales Of 300 boxes al 6kc.
6ko Butter and cheese continued inactive at previous
prices.
RIcR-Salss q 200 bags East India, part 1c. Ike.
6CGARs continued hrm, with SALES Of 500 hhds and
1e5 boxes at 12kc. 13c. for New Orleans, 1okc. o
12kc. for Porto Rico and okc- Nc. for Cuba.
rALIow.-sales Of 10000 lbs. were made Al loc.
10kc.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
FINANCIAL AND GAL
WxpsEspAY, August ls-6P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, august IS--b 4. M.
Money Is easy and abundant. In some quarters
the report s that nothing is allowed over five per
cent; in others lenders claim that they get six
for all their means A prominent banker CON-
planned to- day that he could not all the money
he had idle evsp at five per cent The variation
in rates arises mainly from the quality of the col
lateral and the urgency Of the wants either Of the
buyer or the lender. First class mercantile paper
is very scarce, and may be quoted ~ per
cent. Debt certificates are inactive.
Gold fell to-day to l24ss, closing at Ave P NJ at
about l23I. The exchange market was very dull;
bankers bills may be quoted 1871 ". At the
latter rate there are good many more sellers
than buyers. If We hear Of the fall of Fort Sum.
ter it will be safe to expect to see gold fall below
l2O, and this appears to be the general impress
sion. There is really no warrant in the condition
of affairs for even premium OF 70 on gold The
Sub Treasury is paying of the last gold loan. and
in a short while will be in condition to drop
million or two into the market
The stock market was active and variable to-
day. Before the board it was very strong. Erie
sold at ll7Z, against ll5H last evening, and ID-
nois Central at l24N. At the first board there
was some irregularity In the movement. Erie fell
to li6%, with very large sales indeed; Central
fell ~. Southern old ~, Illinois Central1, Pitts
burg TX, Fort Wayne l. Rock Island ~. Galena
u, Chicago and Alton ~, Terre Haute, II. On
the other hand. Michigan Central rose l, Reading
~, Hudson u, Harlem |. Erie preferred r. The
business done was moderate; good many Of the
sales seemed to be to realize profits. while others
were credited to the bears. The commission
houses report large outside orders to buy.
Governments were inactive; State stocks and
bonds were very dull. At the close of
the board there was Q rush to sell stocks,
which caused pretty general depression. Erie
fell Of n, Reading ~ Pittsburg Il, &c., &C..
At the one P. M. call in the public board there
was some disposition to sell stocks, which was
freely met, however. by new buyers, and prices
were consequently kept at about the prices made
in the regular board room after the call. The at
tendance was large and the business extensive.
AT the afternoon board there was q sharp rally
in Central and Erie, and the general market was
better, though Reading fell of three per cent
under an increased supply Of stock. The excite.
ment when Erie was struck on the call was very
great indeed. The stock had been selling in the
street at ll5I; it now touched ll9N, new buy
ers having evidently entered the market. AT the
close of the session the disposition to buy was
rather general. At the four P. M. call of the
public board there was no material change in
quotations, and the whole market closed strong.
The following were the closing quotations Of the
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
The Press Despatch.

fLicdnr AUGUSTA DNsxoRs, August 10, 1868
S'ncs Monday events have bean rather mouotonous.
wehsvo ueen exchanging and she'll with the rebels
night and daF, With probably but little damage 70 other
side Tho enemys obec, 70 retArd General Gin.
mores siege works on shore but they have all been per-
fectcd f'r some days The tcn,on TO open on the 18Th
abandoned account Of some difficulty A 10 ths
quality Of army auiinann and owing 70 the SERMONS In
desperation cf General Gilmore. He Is. however. much
better and me Opeang q the heavy siege work viii
commence u daylight tomorrow.
The shre tAitsrcs p gelng the range of their guns
yesterday aud day tsore, knocked threc holes In ,he
wallis Of sumter.
Tho general impressoa prevails that tho rebels are
ovacuatng Sumter, arl wln blow Il up as soon as ,hs
assault Commences.
out neatly thirty eas the parapcts ton days aso
but six aow remain most OF those in tho casema,es
had previouay disappearcd.
The rcbcls 'invc erected limo OF carthworks mile
our on Jaine faand from rort johnson 10 secession
viIe although they have icw guns mounted As YET,
This h SUP ssd 10 be dasnaton ot tho saus axcn
from sumter.
or p,cket boats arclud Ssner report that there s
great tiyiiy am ng rebels every night with schoon
crs. steamers, &c.
ire weather CONTINUES npe, with very calm sea. and
smos favorable for o,, operations.
The am hot hteA good sea breeze and occasscna al
thunder showers cool Tue air.
Everything e now II readiness on sea and on shore,
and all ac looking ioF~asd the work OF TO- morrow
certain of ocmpeie sacccss
Reiniorccmons continue % arrive daily and quite .
large army is now on the Islands
cn Wednesday night tho robcis opened on our works
With grape and canister Information received from
t~o suffers who deserted 70 tho enemy. wc ,css ,vo
killed mud two woundsdN E
Tho Monitors wsui up 10 the nlsh, ana opened an
Wagner. and the rsbciSp we're soon susneed
Admiral DAhisrsa wSns board the Ps,Apsco. o,p,r,
Der under The gus q Fort wagner asd came asas be
ing ,,seu on By Hasaen slss froa sss srs.
The Indications ARE thss tss rsssb wnAispsnd pr,a
sgaly upoa iAs6 ssssruosco md interior line Of do
s~c@
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
Capture OF q Launeh or the rrgrne,

The Drlp Ncius OF Savannah gives account OF tho
capture ~ launch Of the Wabash by the Confederate
blockade runner Juno, Lieutenant Porcher commanding
the night of the 18th lust The Confederate unboaf
Chicora Captain Tucker commShdug started down the
accompanied by tho juno for the purpose of re
counocrng the channel porohers orders were 20 ran
into capture any ~ barses launches that cms
in his way. About mile from Cummings Point the Juno
ran into Wabash launch, containing of twenty.
two men, under the command or Acting Master NJ T.
flaiaes Of the Pcwbaian. and carrying tweivspound
howtscr. Twelve OF the Grew jumped overheard and Inc
remainder, ircudbg Hanes, surrendered Ihe chicors
nod yrno then returned with their prize having been
ared at By our eunboaAs but without damage Two o(
our men were subsequently, arrested on snvans Island
having swam ovsr two miles from the captured launch.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

In the attack TO come of tomrscw the Ironsides VIII
engage Fort Wagner and keep her silent, whilst The Mont
and shore engage samer at the same time
the wooden feet aud scheoass will engage Moui
Gle. Il will be grand affair
TheTebe works on James Isia1a .adcate that an at
tempt will be made on the part Of the rebels to drive
General Gilmore on James Island, annoy him as
70 interfere with his siege OF sumter
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

T,o REAL ESTATE 0wNERs.-sEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received At this Once until Tuesday August 25
1853 for tue purchase by the Corporation. Of
Two Lots o. Ground within the bounded by Ludew.
thereon station house for the Tenth precinct police
addition 70 ths price. should contain da
gram of the oropsrty giving Dimensions iocAity
als0 the charActer OF improvements. u any
Preference win Be g1von 10 vacant lots
Payment win be made In cash receiving clear and aat
The right 70 reject any Or al proposals. reserved
MATHEW T. BRENNAN. Osmptrollse.
CrrY NEW YoRx Department OF Finance, Comproler's
Once, August 10, 1868.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
TN cHANoE.r-ApvERrIsKx TO CREDITORS,

II teaateea and incumbrAncers.
Cause Petition under The Court Of chancery urcand,
Rswulatiou Act, 1850 is In the matter OF Hautou
Lane petitioner, Robert Hemphin and Susanna Lane re.
spondents-
hereby require all peons claiming 70 be ereditors or
kin Of We're Lane late Of sherbourne Lodge
county OF Tippery Esquire deceased on or before the
twenty third day c August ner 70 furnish writing 20
Hamilton Lane, Esqure, the petitioner Messrs Tsfa
Twib OF No. Upper ssckville street Dublin his solicit
ors amount and Particular. Of their demands
and particulars of their knshp (aocompaned In case OF
simple contract debts b slsemen OF the eonsdera.cn Of
expense them prove IN this matter such much OF
their deanfs and such all their claims Of knsbp
sha think Just q the allowance disaowsnce Of
or any part Of said creditors shall receive notice
And AFT such creditors and persons claiming nert of
kin demands claims OF kinship shae dsailowrd
either wholly In part shall nj the peril coats be
amounts 20 daowed within one foringt after they shan
Dated shis twenty third day Of July, 1868
l. MURPHY, Master In Chanccry
TspsrL Twfpri, Solicitors for the Petitioner No
Upper Saekvfle street. Dublin.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

The Illinois Central Railroad earned for the Hrst
two weeks Of August s2l3 900; and for the same
period Of 1852, el2sss IS. Increase, ssl lls IS.
A certificate Of banking was issued yesterday
for the First National Bank Of Norwich, Gonna.
II. Almy to be Presideut-with . capital Of $780,.
900, with the privilege Of increasing 1t to half
million
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
Erpaosiom OG q Locomotive.

- PHLANEkTuIAs Au1uD< ~, I863,
locomotive about sArting Atlantic City exploded
this morning demolsshiug frsne house near ths dspot
Neso<y wss injured.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

claimants wibe required 10 prove he ownership the
property destroyed the facts in relation 10 It's destruction,
and the value OF the property.
The above named with their witnesses In
vited 70 attend ELIJAH y. PuRDY
Adts AHausrGs Hs 1wssrsxAx. a., spscisi
SMITH BLY. ia, S"10.
ORTsON BLUNT,
NEW YoRE. August II. 1855
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
THE VERY LATEST.

learn from the shore that tho rebels have piled sand
bags the wharf the Of SUMTER against its rear
wall forty feet nh completely protecting the magazines
from the shore batteries Of Gen Gilmore.
The removal Of tho guns from the parapsts OF Sumter
is probably from tho conviction that army batteries
viii silence them
There have been but two three shots fred to-day
both parties observing the Sabbath day. M
1t Is generally understood that tho assault will be made
tomorrow and the weather promises to be most favor
able for operations.
Ia clear and light
General Gllmores health much better this evening
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
CITY OOMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, August 1o-6P. N.
Asans-Gaes were made of IS bbls. pots at 7c., and
small lot Of pearls At oc. Stock, 1Sy bbis.
BnsADMUTs.-There was more doing 10 four, and
fresh ground was nrmer The saes included 1850 bbs
State and Western. 1900 southern and 500 Canadian,
within our revised quotations.-
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

surplus ON lst JANUARY, 1904. tlsUS0,04z
As, this winter, the road will begin to enjoy the
benefit Of the Atlantic and Great Western extern
sion to Cincinnati and st. Louis, which will render
1t the great highway Of travel between the East
and West; and a., about the Same time, the Penn
syvania coal branch will be completed. which win
give the road coal traffic to which II s difcuit to
set limit, II does mot seem unreasonable to expect
that next year the semi-annual dividends on the
common stock will be raised from sH toS per
cent, and the stock will become permanent ten
per cent dividend paying security.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

rrHR SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
0upervisors 70 examine claims made against
the county alleged been sustained by
destruction OF injury buildings other
personal property in Of the recent riots WIN
hold meeting the chamber the Beard Of Supervisors
room IL Cisy Hail. Thursday August 20 1865 O'Clock
r. H., 70 conslder the following cascs:-
F...s:Ii. F.s.s 4 Tfss assi g
Rosetta Clark Observation-Disclosures 80
sarah ). Rsio M
s.rs s:sis c..ss cHsssoop. &
Abraham Ackermau z16 "a
Stephen MeaeroIe. 400
TsAac Noe 81 o.
John - W
T. H. Lvesly .d& 70
Lewis Jordan SIS 81
Samuel Adams ...s.N............ 80 QS
Thomas X Smith 80
Phiio r. Barnu .... 81 90
George Barker 0 o.
Frsnois o white white yss 20 g
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

MATRIMONIAL.
4 wrDowRR OF 50. or A KIND AND LOVING DIS.
~ g xSas os ons
william Francis, Herald onice
AIArRIxoNY MADE EASY. WITH INSTRUCTIONS
for . c.ss, . ". The sscSs, . sas Of ne cppo
single sssatfaliy illustrated; postpaid On
receipt OF o0cenn- Qk0k1k PECK 90,
MB-Beot. Card. friss sssrso.soD,s @ V,sws h o;.-
a'ognes sent On receipt Of stamp
MArRIxoEIAL,-AY YOUNG UNMARRIED CAVALRY
Va over desire. should hs p :.a during hs .
via ps.s.ie young sSy q i.sss
s%i SsS. S.ass:s: - jasesSs % % Va ''''''' "" '''' .
MATRIMONIAL -wHrsPERs TO BRIDE CON
M. tAns Information Of the importance 70 the
5, iss Eli IL: % sxSssau T Son sss
INsTRUCTIOHs.
4 rRAoHKR or eREAr AooUIREnENrs DzsIRKs
"A An snseus. f5 some houss daily % teach French,
zdifs.s fei vsst. iase. Herald oncs .'- ''''
A coop HANDWRITING GUARANTEED TO ALL IN
ssi:: ,e$ sr.:s is.::assss OLIVE ) GoiS.
YOUNG LADY, DksrKxs 4 SITUATION TO IN
&c e: Z; Ss:: g.:
A L DAT AND svExISo BooKKssprss. wYrrrxo
Ar,n%: & Are taught The rrs ed nsysss,ns
Bowcry New York aud 1ss Patton street Brookyn In
duces him % remain ~ his post daring the
cation.
YoUrs LApY QUALIFIED TO TEACH PIANO AND
~ vocal music French OIL painting drawing sndtE pish
Spencer HousAto1ic, Mass
C,ORr WASHINGTON FRENCH INgrrTUE, 10th
street and Kngsbndgs road.-Frcnch 10 the lAneuage
Of the school, Spanish, 0e~mAn English ennchea ,iss
0s'i.i a'' ss8 W
DESTRUCTION on THE PIANO AT q PER MONTH.
with the prvlsss q s.y P,,cce iss naason s,rssn
seventh aud shih so Al ss Eighth avenue.
Horatso street
I ANgUAaKa -aYRMAN FRENCH SPANISH AND
IL latin taught acoriins 70 new and essy method by A.
College: London Knsish 20 foreigners Apply At
/. 3v2 Fourth street. ~ -.
,,rAnroRp CoNN-MTss TUCKER RECEIVES
- twenty young ladies' 70 educaie ssssted BY oerman
sars from New York. Refsrences-Rt Rev John Williams
D b. Assistant Bishop Of Connecticut Mddle,own Conn
aeSsrs ans .ss sc sppy % sSs Principal
vIyAHTED-oN TUE FIRST or OCTOBER. a sITUA.
yesrs erperisnce Frenrh, music and Enssh
= ne South a Asdrs's o''upsaon station T. New York
xyourHg HOME BOARDING.. SCHOOL, on 4 T7RH.
e. Co.: :S,: ::.. :i,is,i i fsrns Sir
NI7 PAYS BOARD AND TUITION I'm Q0Hn0l
S =. Sss sssi ns & sss: s:g:srs:s =
g: =. fsss f:s { s ss, ~: e. = @ s.;ss
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The New York herald., 1863-08-20

DRY GOODS.
n ". FRENCHB
GENTLENEHs FURHISHIN0,
M Broadway. New York.
Oentemsns Ruruishng 0ccds shirts Collars fes gtocks
onArfs Pocket Handkeruhefs 6uspcnders Under 6hirts
Drawers. BALI Hos. Driving Gloves Robes % Cham
bres French emsktnG and Drsskfass Jsckesa
UmtreI.a rr.ys,lsrg shswi7 q, 10. 10.
FINE SHIFTS AND COLLARS MADk 10 ORDER
Yine 0aaxe Merno Under BhiYts u 20 each SIS per
dozen. Also q large stock Of Mualin IAnen and Jean
Drawers. Of our own make. and warranted 70 nk
M PikHiun ctsroM SHIRT AND ooLLLAR
MAKER, NO. AMrTY STREET,
WARRANTS THk HANpeOMk9r MADK AND BEST
rTMku IN THE CITY.
LEGAL NOrICEs.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
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scssd - ssigsss, = 81 isrs q 1s vsn< ts3
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Ii YR WHO SEEK THE HYMENIAL THRONE
"A should get cory Of the Matrimonial Guide IS cenis
olrcu.s.s Of rsrs Works osra rseegsghs Prints A.
street. n. r., dealers In cheap publications.
IN On, HAND BOOK foR fHE MILITIA,
A, ii. ., ia NsssAa ssrss Cruz ac. ana n, Il. -.
DEADv (oYrICIAL,-TuBAUNIrED svATEs cor.
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THE HHgrAnEnor- nARoARxs, ouERz oy
crsrss yeH .fHls = shs rA.a ssas = - 5sssa =
stopAses csoh ft wk Twelve psssssai nissnsassA ~
50 c3EzseOAnA sssusAs. = A.asusN
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
CORPORATION NOTICES.

nFFIcR OF STREET COMMISSIONER NO. zs7
- BROADWAY c0NTRACT2Rs.
title or the work and with the Of the bidder written
thereon VIII be received at this one until Monday August
For Tagging aide Lexington avenue. between For
eth Fortyfrst and north side Of F0reth
street between Lexington and Fourth avenues.
For fencing lots In Sixth avenue from vfteth 70
Fv-hrst street. also Fifieth street. from Filth avenue
TO Broadway
Rne n One Hundred and Twelfth street. between Second
Buiidine house for use of Engine Company No. O.
Building house for use OF Hose Company NO. ~.
Building for OF Hook and Ladder Company No.
10. af ..,,. +.
New fire alarm ball for the q tower
Blank forms OF proposals together with the specifications
and arreeu,ents be obtained at this onhco
Dated Street Department New York, August IL. 1853
CHARLES @. CORNELL Street Commissioner.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

The following 10 statement Of the earnings Of
the Erie Railway Company for the seven months
ending July 81, 1885,
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
To..I seven mootas s4 .2es e4s s.s7l aOl lses 2sO

Total seven months. - ,2oso4 S.S7lSo l,5es2 24o
We learn that the company have ON hand money
to meet all the interest due tlll February next.
In the last FIVE months Of last year the rosd
earned A,l2l2s4. Up to the present time this
year the increase Of earnings over last year has
been IS per cent. Should the increase continue
at this rate the earnings for the remaining Eve
months of the current year would be over
", 500 900, and the total earnings for the year
sll ,37l 1884. Should the increase for the remain
ing Eve months Of 1853 be only Is per cent. the
earnings for the year would still exceed $l 900 00
At this rate theincome account on January would
stand as follows, estimating the cost Of working
the road at 60 per cent against So per cent last
year-that is to say, at the rate of $3.50 900 .
month against t405 900 month last year -
Gross earnings tli 900 900
Operating expenses. IS 800 900
Interest, rents, &c. &c. ......... 903.2l
Seven per cont on preferred stock 507,499
Seven per cent on common stock S00,625
- o,ool s5s
a,r,yus an rst rocr.~~ foAx aa0
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
The Reports from washington.

WASHINGTON, August 10, 863.
The government received despatch from Charleston via
Fortress Monroe this morning. tho effect that Friday
and Saturday the bombardment terrific
The action OF the great Sunday that the
gunboats could not operate with the land batteries with
any good result.
On Monday it was expected that the sea would be
smooth enough to enable the ron.cads 70 join again the
attack.
This despatch says there report that General Gill
more had succeeded in reaching tho city Of Charleston
with one OF his long range guns and bad actually thrown
shot Into the city TO such extent 70 call forth flag
Of truce from General Beauregard on the subject.
proper TO say In this connection that there Ia
Official confirmation Of this wonderful" exploit gun
nsry, the report believed by military engineers in
this city.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
OFrIcE. OF STREET COMMISSIONERS, NO g

OFFICE. OF STREET COMMISSIONER. NO. 2s7
TO Contractors enclosed sealed envelope
ndorsed with the title Of the work, and with the name Of
antil Wsdnesday September o. 1855 at II O'Clock A
building house. l6 Leonard street. for the use OF Ehn
Bank forms OF proposals. together with the specifications
Dated Street Department. New York. August 10 1888
CHAS. q. CORNELL Street Commissioner.
DRoposALs FOR CONSTRUCTING BRICK TuN-
under Lake Michigan two miles long, for the city
orrcs or rH% B9AsD OF Pgs.ac Z, ,wess.s s
Sealed proposals viii be received At this Office TIL Wednes
Board K apsn ..ms. doing Az the work ana fsr
Hshng oil The materials required for the construction OF
the present pubng Of the city, two miles out under
ss sn md .x. % & sey
with the plans and specifications for the dohg si1
work 70 e found le In the ONCE Of this Board Oh Add
The Board would prefer to the entire work one
tractor company but viii receive separate for
the tunnel proper and land shaft for the protecting cribs
and for the cast iron cylinders for lake shafts
TO aoos any bid complying with the conditions Of this
The bids must be sealed and must be accompanied with
bond Of the penal amount Of $500 blanks for which viii
cons.ctin accordance with the bid in the bid 10
Proposals must bs directed Board Of Public Works.
a9 sr Ss o.
wok w b required Of the parties whSss sts psy be 20
N'p~~ FRED. LBTz.
...l. G. sHER1AN.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

ar RAYS BoARD AND TUITION IN CONnO1
PEI Eadnh fysrsssa .ssks - Hudsoa Rivs fnsituss,
1evernrk. Columbia county. " w. Hirtse0 experiNorel
isssrsssrs - nsghs, Normal Cssici % ssss q ~.
ses sex pssg.ssss ssssr Is,s y Is4, Er.esA, nsses
60 "'-a nv 2a G2a: II siAos Z ~. e H.ss :.:ss:~