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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-07


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81. Louis Medical Oollege.

' VIE REGULAR LECTURES IN THIS IRsurU-
lloh will commence 20 usual on Monday, "a
november There will DO preliminary course Id
October.
For urthsr Information Ur circular, addrss,.
or tHAEifs A POPS, noau
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University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL MENT.
NNETY.ETGHTH SESSION Qs63-6iJ.

The Lectures Of The Session iciI begin on he second
Monday Of October and close he Rrsl Of Msyci.
One Introductory will ba delivered 20 the Cou Sc.
Clinical Instruction Is Civ throughout the sss.
sion, 10 the Medical Ball. by tho Professors and At
the Hospitals. AT the Philadelphia Hospital, con
taing 3Tl beds instruction Is free.
Military Surgery and Hygiene will DO fully taught
bye th appropriate chairs.
The Disseetng Rooms, under the superlntendence
Of the Professors Of Anatomy and the Demonstrator
are open from the middle Ct September.
The Room for Op rative Surgery and Application
OF Bandages, &c is open early In September and
throughout the Session, under the supery sou OF the
Professor Of Surgery.
Surgical Domonstrators G. $. BIEuoP, NJ. u
H. LENox HopGE, Al. D.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor sl5)...flOi
AUTHORIZATION Zee (paid once only s........,;.. B
Srsdusuon roe 80
X. Il. ROGERS, N. D., Dean OF the Modica Faculty
University Building.
SAMUEL PRICE. Janitor,
University Building.
P. Board may be had at from So so to fjIer
week.
seplT-2aw-lm&wlt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18

War held on Sunday right oman irrausly ad
vssed an svse ns,ion. The berye gums and hje
arnlitTy were al spiked az once, and 1t one
oeio'k on Monday morning be abandoned
even ming except hts horses and struck boldly
trrcnSn the enemyr hnee. The movement
was 70 rapid that the enemy was taken by
ssfpfss, sad Ihs hlghs befUTS being emile
cGrk, hs movement % far As the troops inn.
meca%iS Investing ihs wsrks were eoxs,,erned,
Wss accomplished with bat lille loes.
They ~sre followed by cavalry and q grea,
nsny straFEi-r- taken prisoners, but warn
four miles THE eide q Winchester, al she luuc.
ION et The road leading from Berryviile to
Rpnhes's Hill and MAr.ineburg, they were
It's cep'ec by strong rebel force with artii-
h.rJ. and strongly posted in the wood, on the
rosd side. Gen. Ailrcy rallied his men and
mace several attem ~ 10 storm AID capture
their batteries, bat wa driven back.
La light WAS row rapidly approaching. aud
IT WA Gssnsd prudent to snd.ssvor again 10
cat E.siI Way through the ~h-ny's lines, winch
Wa successfully accomplished, and being
without artillery they suuered considarably
especially in prisoners captnrad, before the
enemy gave up The PHrsnit.s
AboUt twelve o'clec L on Sunday they reached
haiisown, and the enemy having abandoned
Tie purr alt, they, srter q short rest, marchad
Into hsrpere Ferry dnring the Afternoon. The
saiiaGt fe ilcwe werc IL y SAD condition after 80
severe q march and fight, bat were full OF spirit
and qualification that they had escaped the
clutches Of the enemy.
All The stoTes, 6mmunition and wagons q.
" II nchesier fell into TIE hands of the enemy,
together with I'll The ariillsry, Not gun la wing
been saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18
THE SIEGE OF viCKsBURs.
t1iiliken's Bend Rein forced.

ST. LOUIS, June '6.--News from Vicksburg
to the evening cf the 18th inst ports no change
in the siege, which was still progressing.
Gen. Dennison, In commsnd At Miilikens
Bend, has been largely reinforced. He has
starred an expedition to Richmond, La, TO at
tach Mccullough, who is reported 70 have near
G,Gd0 men.
Nine hundred and fifty sick soldiers, mostly
from Indiana, Illinois and lows, arrived hero
to-day. They go TO Jefferson barracks.
VIcKsBERG, June 5.-Ueserters report tina.
our BON bar dment is destroying the city rapid
ly. a she'll fired q building on Monday night,
n q burned every house in the 50 Ctre, coutain-
ing commissaIy stores. ftnust prove serious
less 20 the rebels. Two hundred negroes are
reported to have been sent out OF the city yes
terday reason, scarcity Of food. Last night
another sortie was made by the rebels on
Netherlands line. The firing WAS sharp for
a few minutes, when they withdrew inside the
fortihcatioIs.
All reports OF our capture of the epemy's
forts, since the God uls are untrue. We are
fortifying all approachSS on the rear tanks.
No ordinary force can attack us successfully
now, and every day adds 70 our ability 70
maintain onr position against Johnston and
mpel the surrender of the city.
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IHPORSAETF FROM nARpsa,s FERRY

An st;cck ey the kebels-Gencrol ryler
Rsiires 10 Maryland Hs,shts-De.peruie
SsEis by the I. Ne My--They are II pulsed
end Retire 10 tine kciEhborhood Of VII.
iiSmsPert
We learn this morning, from the headquarters
ofdesersl Seh~pc,., that intelligence has been
received from General Tyler tha. The rebel
forces which had invested Harper's Ferry yes
urday made an a,sscT upon that place, attemps-
ing TO surprise G~n-rai Tyler The latter.
after resisting the attack, retired across the
river with his force TO Maryland Heights, ana
immediately commenced shelling the enemy
which was Kept up with ench vigcr that they
were compelled very speedily TO eyacuats the
place, and General Tyler again crossed over
ana reoccu upisd his former station.
We have no intelligence as te the paYtic ulaYs
OF the fighting, further than that above, the seI-
sgraph operator having retired 10 Sandy Hook
sfation, apcut mile this side OF the Ferry.
The Rebels ret-eeted towards WtlliaInsport, al
which place they stopped TO obtain fool aud
horses. They Lad torn pp the track OF The rail-
read n their Eight and doae sonoe damage - ire
canal, baSfLg attempted 10 destroy tRe ague-
duct but ~ what sxsent is not yet Known. IL
AZ supposed At Hsrl-rs Ferry lhas i. is tine ia
.eEl.ion OF the rebels % re:urh and rsuai..- 18th
Gen. Ices amy; bu' ci course this Is mere se-
sumption, and thy may continue the AItey-
iano side and co-opprata with the body which
had entered Pennsylvania.
Tie gallant Gen. Iiiroy and his staff .lr!i red
herr lne. night. ana has be1 ordered 10 an lrl-
portaHt comTnrnd elsewhere.
he train went out 70 Harper's Eer-y to-t'aY
erd travel "a consequently res surl-d between
shis city and thai place. Salll.ore Ciippsr, iags
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18
Railroad iaboyers, Strike

5LBAET, jtae 1.-THE striae among RE ~
GcreiE on ths CeatFal Railroad cou.ln uss; the
company iRTln1 agreed 10 pay White iatorers
IL snlliihgs. iIicy went 10 work tuis niorHinE
4 houi I! n'ciock tile Srack is s5orers and otaa-s
nuni btr'ng about So L, made a IN agtacK. de-
clHr!rG they should not work uu-.l al the Ia
toT' r employed by the company are paid he
ssnie Ias's- Tie attack was resisted by me
mayer ind some fifty policemen, who iroyc
ihe hot r before them. Twenty OK t1rIY riot
-rs q ere Knocked down by the clubs uf the >,-
h9' nen, ARD rne V az shoi in the cheek. Sew
sral ro!l men welr slightly Surt by 2lubS aud
SIT rIs. The iabDrrr3 are now At work, pro-
tcc,'d hy he police, but another attaek is aa-
icipa.ed. Should tnev renew the assault, e
resin' n d volunteers a. tie barracks will D.
..rl. r. ii Ol,f
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The Aii~>oGfi Convention.

ST. LaUIs, June i6.--I n the State Goo ven tIon
!, day Mr.. smith, Of ST. Louis, introduced an
ordinance providing
Fret. No slave shall come into the State for
I'f: TiaraIt residence theron. Second. On me
i'b of July. is7n. slavery shall eeass forve
III the STATE OF Al,ss0uri. Third. That the Leg
isiB1urf MAY by laTT declare the political stains
oi fi'e person OF color. ann provide Il Just AND
hpinsn s1st n OF apprenticeship 70 be exer-
cisco infoufh h the country 20 as ~ pre- vent such
berl public charge.
A committee or one IRON each congressional
district q as eiectsd by the Oon vention to con-
sic'r all plans aud propositions for the emanci-
patton OF the ~lRYes OF Missouri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18
FESTIVE,
FELICIr0Us
FANCY.
= a7a1--1777
NEW 6TOCK.
1876
INTERIOR ADoRN MgNrs.

lNIEBlDh ADORN NMBRfS.
Just resolved, choice SCI sction Of rex sua
desirable EtyieB
PAPER hAEiINGS,
From ths rich and ornats ~ she most ehsass and
simp!c patterns, aspropriase for parior. halle.
din.ns rooms, and c1aIaheTs.
PIRl-BOkED PRINTS STATnEs. CENTER
PIKCES. 30
NEW AND RBAuTIRUL DhsIG GsSGiLT BAND
WINDOW SHADES
BUFI0R ANY RkQUIRED STYLE O2 SIZE or
SHADE MADE TO 0gDER
OVAL PTOTURE eRAMES
iWarrsn &C 20 he gilded with gold leaf
The hand60n and the largest assortment in the
District, from the best u, 81 ufaciory in the
oouRtTy.
Afro al assortment OF Dars Wood Francs, With .
beautiful variety of Ftnai sired 9VEf aad Gard
yisits YrsIles Of foreign and GouisstS3 nianufso.
tLre. PassspSta auts. &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
Different sizs. spd eoiors; picsrrs Knsy. ais
&c
Parehssirs sxeluEivsly for cash the above goods
faceordins to tLsir arsltyl will cs de posed OF sf
o. lov rates a. they can be purehssed for in the
District No nisrepse utati0n Z, sde to secs sales
A call solicit ed frons Il use needing the sh we
soods. Terms cash. J. aAhKRfrER
Ksnsnbsr ths number, No 4s6 seventh street.
eight doors above Ode Fellows He'll; and tina terms
saeh for se0ds and l&sor. my 29wec"
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From Pert ROYAL.

NEW YORK, june l7.-Port Royal sdviees
state that Brig. Gen. Gilmore had arrived and
taken command Of our troops in that depart.
ment. Col. Montgomery haa inada raid in
Georgia, destroying Darien and the bri dge or
the Bruins wick and Savannah railroad. ana
had sheil' d Bruins wick. Ool. Montgomery had
made his base at ST. Simon's Island. The F,fty-
:onrth MasSat husetts Regiment were encelnp-
ed near BEAUFORT. Our land forces near
Charleston retain their old position. II.
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Wreck of the steamer Eorwegion-S0
Lives Lost

CAPE BRETON, June "a, via SacRviIle, June
1.-THE steamship Norwegian, OF the U,na.
dian line. " hicb left Liverpool on the 4th and
Londonderry on the 5th. for Quebec, was
wrecked on st. Pauis Island, on the morning
OF the 14th, during thick fog. All her pas
seneers and crew, together with the mails,
baggage and newspaper dispatches, were
saved.
1 The steamers City Of New York, City OF
Cork and Bohemian, had arrived at Liverpool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18

CONCORD, n. H., June The Union mass
convention held here to-day was very largely
attended. Net less than 10000 parsons were
present in pr ocsssion Of the military and civic
organizations OF the State, with umerous bands
OF music The procession raoyai 20 State House
square, where The meeting was orgunized Ira
Periry presided, and resolutions were adopted
piedgiDg suppor: 10 the Government in putting
down the rebellion. Eloquent addrasses were
mace by Gen. Butler, Montgomery Blair, Gen
Hamilton, Ira Perley and others. The demon
ssraticn was one OF the greatest and most entllu-
si6stic ever made in the Granite State
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GneriIlas Dispersed. .

Mounted Provost G GHard, attacked lines, gueY-
ilIss a. Wilson's creek, near Boston, on S.sur-
day, killing four, capturing i've prisoners,
twenty f We horses and lot of ribs and equip
mssts. The Unioa srooFs ynss with nc laseoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18
Kirby smiths Movements.

kMTRFREEsBoIo,' Jane 15th.-rhe Memphis
appeal, OF the lith, says that kirby SMITH
started MP the Tansas on Thursday week, anG
that during the absence of Gen. Banks he could
EASILY move from the upper Tensas to kuli-
keu,s Bend. sG eE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18

TOBACCO CRoP.--Ususily by this time the
crop OF Tobacco Is mostly planted Thus ias
this year not plant has baen SET out, aad the
continued drought has destroyed most OF The
plants in the beds, and from every section OF
the county we have the poeiti We as suranee thss
n 10 event can one fourth OF q crop ol To5ac-
so he raised. Much OF the iaoo- Formerly EN-
pioyed on Tobacco hgs bsan iostts thu Planters.
and now the want OF rain has blasted ala hopes
or this years crop.
The wheat crop Ia also materially In iured and
will he g very small one in this cSaaty---Aoye-
Loro Gaxet.e. -
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CANTERBURT HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. HRA1 EaxYn Sr1xx1.


THE cool RHeaBAri
UEPARsLLELE ATTRACTION
NOVELTY. haSIETf, AND TALENT.
To night, aks r1agaiacant s5eesaeulay 1xt-aYe~
asGBs Snt!t al
fHR fAtHE GIFT:
o,s ras ssCHAElKp ERo tT0ssoE lhRLsED
rev a-a s.ien id scenery, so,soous eossamss,
ss<rt''ps magical .h.ct., &C., de entirely aciips
ing IN sra,iceur aoyihirs ever produced n :is
city T.s great Brsmst tie Com esny AMI ths en.I:s
ererminr Gon-t o, B.auty appear 10 tie sI.ee
Price Light Heart. -: Miss Lii Ii. Brandon
:. hc.. rew and pe.utifn ballet. arranged BY
Mons. l. e.o:insy rnti!lrd
TT village CnQ UETTE
In ~h'eh Mons Ssolosy and his Lovely Corps Dc
Bal ei Will sppHar
AppsHEIaee OF Miss Eva Brsnt, sas you, aud
bewitchlrS s"ngstIe-s; Mi,a ate panuoyer IA.
fairi;ed aIsagtc. All .ba great Coined ans and
IA. aneqY =lsa Sorps Etfiops. Zee bills today.
Admission Is ard 81 cenis
Door open ct q ciueA Performance ats
A GRAED gATT IEE
1iH be given
SkTURDAY Al AFTERNOON. 81 o'el0oa,
HaR I.iDrSS aED CHILDREN
ben the great Cantarhury COMPANY will appear.
Ad1ri 81. n t.sdies- cts tifran II eta ts 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18

Ay Sucf of the Boston people ss oiLn afford
tare paying $50 per dozen Tor peaches grown
n hot houses. Ts f4 $3.50 k-ss4l+
- A New York letter writer - informed 1y
well .ad yised parties that Mrs. Tom Thumb u
-, and in excellent health, thank yoo-
sRA slight shock Of an earthquake WAS
felt at rtAnd aud Darlington, Vsrm ant, cDe
night last week.
g Ten thoueand dollars is the pstrtotie
fisure touched by aa New. York Aldermen as
. FOURTH Of July appropriation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18
Ohio Union Convention.

CLEVELAND, June 1.-THE Union couvea-
tion held &c. day at Columbus was tha ia-Seas
ever held in Ohio. Hon. John BrouEh was
nominated as the Union candidate for lScys,-
nor of Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18

PEIA. ASsEua, BH1nssH u7s Kp ,27n sTanxr
FEE COOLEST PLACE ETag CIYYs
EEW ENC AHEaENP
or CsLEHE EkfGH
PARLCR OPERA COMPANY.
FOR eEGaT sEAsON
SCENES. LAs.
DUETS. mRIos.
WHOLE ACTS,
Or raE HCs- PoPULAs
ITALIAN,
GERhAK sSp
EEGLIsR oPasLs.
wY7E
BRILLIANT C0STCMES
FULL ORCHESTRA,
aS-TEIs celebrated company has won hoss Of
adn;rsrs during its stay at New Yo,h, Phiiadel-
phis, cts. Therefore, the friends Of music should
not niss the opportunity now presented OF eo3oy-
Ing . few evenings amuse 1nent.
Admesien 50 ssnss Opened at cIolosk
HENZE L HERKLEIE
In Propristors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18

AJ AoHING TON GARDENS AND ALsV VAULTS,
~ 40 5S4 foyts Cae.iOi :,!fta, Bettcxsn aad
in i ipfe,anz Ks f.ssoa nd ,ss
putltr generally that his Ale and Beer cannot be
surpaxsd his ults baing tina bsss Ia the city,
for hsn selves. his bar il we'll stosh cd ~ita tbs
npsst Wines, i9uors snd Oissrs in tRs market,
and his saloon is the coolest Pi4ce In the city He
tettels hims.l that those xLo call win call
assiu. ne s .ure that ti;ar will be peRxed xith
his home Ar the amer In which l. il conducted
Ia lz,S GEnRaH DON AInsnA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18
THE IgyAsisE Gr HiSTLisB ksp PENN
3yivsssk.

Position and strength Of the Rebel.-ozly
s,e~o Cavalry IN feRnsyivn zte-Nsvs.
HeRts OF tbs UEisa Fsrssa-AssisD Of
6altiasrs Lnisa usn.
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Bh'kFRT's GARDEN, S,,,, u.xv,,,

RkJkERT Il GARDEN,
II MEAN ZEE NAVY YARD
The undsratsre cd respectfully announces TO clubs
soeietier, privats ssrties, Ae., II NJ hisA
besutiful summer G Gsrdep will be at ,the 4EAA =
public disposal for Pic Hics sld other E .% i
entertainments dyirins TIE season, on very rea
Sonxble terms. The P&rIiiop one of the largest
In Or srsund Washington. The eity cara run
within q short distance OF tho garden. For par
.iculSrs apply on the promires On Il stvsst south
between lssh and l4tA str els east, Navy Yard
FRANK 4. BECkERT,
my N I'm Prolrietoy.
" MONDAY and TaURSDAY AFPEkNoN-by
the Washington City Brsss Band, Mr.. Troisi,
lesder, at Ar FREDERICK MARTINS Lager
csrner OF 9Th. tel.lms
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sNESEAENTS.
GROWERS TksATRE.
kBoHAAo 6TnvsR -. II aHA apa

GROWERS Tk=ATRE.
rEIssyLvARIaA Avkx uE-asar wira.ss' nstsl
THE sUxNSK isext. '
n IEIs srl...a.,1 EyHSIxs. 5..sx
We '''s sisas IL r .S :i 4. T;:s'Fs''' bisS a'''''
AL 1ss III: ssSfasi 81 Z VIII 1FsE:s
Lee. n-as .hit sesao. ef visssr kuxes tArilii.s
'es : ssssf. .ss;f !; sHs is''sis tSf.os,.
lssrssaA BorsiA--------.--. -. .kI.s aasa. nesiA
= :e,s q. -,s ,.s ;iss.a. oal.s,:,,., sssa
LoFE I" d HGssLs LfFt
isS;s,sns Ia H1s ~ 80 oMnS
fc-nsrrov-scre.t ef s.ssn DD.nia,
.ks,,. =. :..rr.. :.:.sn - ,.s o. s1s 70 ''.. s<.
VARIETIES! VARIETIES,
Prootins r NJ sylvaa3a Avsa~s sad Eiath n
1ita I Simmons. q o stage asasssr ana Ias
cool, pBLIGHvEuL I'D PLEAsAsr.
The most eamf"rtsbls Place Of rs.,rt in Mi, city,
and svn vines then b-lves
a:si :. ,s5i ~ ONE
l''' n'ss e; II; II !Ssk 1 Drama Ct
EslGs Sow ard Ia her sreAr imror-
scr sion ef------....- Nose.
sS r:s:sss ii: Il: -: !::.l 5ss!.:, Ss
ADA SEEHAk. NSLLIE HOWARD
IN g. SGukOKfB HARRT LHaLIE
BlCE wATKIEG IDOiE JOHEROS
.E.ssia 3 .s s; 4u. = SssAsIiIiT,ss. ii
After the sarforEsses Friday evening Rra<d
midnight Rope Ar .as1oa Lv
MARRY L93LIE,
Tkis BEING rc~:t;ye:y his last Eore Ascension In
this si.y.
wsdn eaday-L@dsS Fashionable Matinee
- Degrees OF o. ims Ia prspAratioe.
VIII shorty srrear, t.e lovely formed Artist,
Miss FANNIE WlLs0E, in her sreat ast o: Rs-
Haa and reeian StRtusry.
Pric%---S5 and 80 cents 5sH
DAkAEIeE GAxDkE,
L CoREbe OF SITfH sf. App ERv Yo1K Az
eECOkD GRAND IHerRUAEEfLL
AFTERNOON CONCERT
YRIDAY, Jane l4th 1885,
~.
Admission g cents. Conesrt to ooumspos st<
oeicek. FRANZ CEGER,
rn-Ss Proprietor.
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QUAsfsRHsAAsTnz sEF5EALy 5 OFFICE

nEAaYHRMAsfER GENERALS OFFICE,
S TASHIKe1oN Ol7Y, GxRek 10, L5ea.
owners OF steam vessels are invited 30 send 20 the
9nartermAstsr Generals Once tenders for thsir
charter or gRle.
Tenders SHOULD contain dsnerirt:o1s OF the
vessels, their dimensions, snrollsi TssiGtefsd
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material,
wksthsr eopyered, whether eide. Wheel or PRO
pellsrs, neither iron or copper fastened, size and
psrer q snsinss and boilers; saa should state ths
shArter, with the setiEated value of tbs vessel In
oass Of icss. or Ia csss tie Government should
arefsr 10 lufohsss iaSsssd Of Oh hsfrering.
0vnors 81 steam vessels already In tAe service Of
khe Qlarte.nsstsr's Dsp.rtsnent are requested 70
make kD0vr TO the pspar sn eSt any reduction In
kAeir present rates whiek Lkoy may be willing 70
Irsnt. sad also the Drioe NJ which tAsY VIII bS
willing 10 seu thsIn.
All saoA tenders should 10 eddre ssed to the
Quxrter.nAstef General of the United Btates, at
Washington, and should b. sHdorfed Proposals
scr eharsor oi sale of steamers"
When received, they villa be eonsidered, and tho
Department Will snde esvor TO reduce the heevy
exIerse attending army transportation upon the
ocean and waters. By substituting. wherever
can do 20. cheaper vsssels OF eSrA eagssity fos
mar g Su 'Quartermaster General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18
PROPOSALS.
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Sslvsrias IL ths city Of v ashington AZ sasA Yens
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Asa aessription, yis:
nel WIT. ss sssssss - 'f one
Fifsy thsssa2e IDt2e, ssst sresssd, 'sAxssA a>4
ya,J ss..s.os A Is. 50 s..t ss..aAs. ~ >. n
sit > shos:.na 90 ssss sa..a,as, y 8, ice.
r,r, ss.s: "a s:s"os' 's.+ ss.a.ans.'Srs ss.
Al tie above described 70 ~ god -nsssaaztasls
Lxmber. subject to the Inspection ef an assat a9-
a. sas g g 3 @ m d,
1aly, lsed.
fhs fall name ana ross Once address q tie bid
Ser n,n rs APPEAR IN VIE proposal.
sons.dsrsa - the Individual pro5oss, Of tss psxsy
Proposals from disloys, parties viii rot ss sss.
Aared and AZ OATH OF AtLasiARos Eusr Aeoox
-Prs1osas n ast 10 addressed V CAPT. Edward L.
a11 xs.S;as.e. ns:sas ma LII Uss sssass
ass9s.a & !frsps.sis for LamS.r S1 ''~ - ''A'>'s
GUARANTEES.
1as sssP@Snsssanty @ Of The sas5F.nr:oSs mus b
aesrsst District Court or Of TIE United States Dis
The ABILITY ef the bidder 10 ILL the contract, ssaan
:s % awarded 70 him. must be guaranteed BY two
sesPous psrsons. whese signatures . 10 be sP
pended % ~ ErarGntee and aid TaRxsaese nurr
accompany the bid.
Bidders must be present In psrsoa when ma bids
are opened, or thSir proposals VIII not ~ Soast5-
efHd
Bonds IL the ram Of ave Thousand dollars, signed
- the contractor and both OF bis suarantors. viii
- required OF the suoesssfal bidder npoe sisaias
ne contract.
FoRN 6l GUARANPnH.
We, Of the county Of =, and Stats Of
=, md = =, OF she eonnty Of =, and State
DO DO as.:sy fT1s:asss that ~, :. able e
his proportion, and that should his proportion be
Accepted he WI IT ones enter iato . contract in
accordance Herewith.
sAcrld The contract be awarded him We s-s pre-
pared TO become his suYeties.
txo th1s guarantee must be APPENDED the oEseiai
aerH6cate above nentsoned)
The Tight to reject any or ell BIDS that may be
deemed Eco high 10 reserved By the Depot Quarter
master.
: Informal proposals. viii he 1s5sated.
EDWARD l.. HARPZ,
- h.t Captain and A. Q. H., q g. AIRY.