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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13
For state Printer.

P. Lynch, editor and proprietor of the Gold
Hill (Neyada) News, is candidate for the
State Partnership Of the Silver Star State,
which officer is elective 1--WE believe) by the
incoming Legislature. Mr.. Lynch, or Uncle
Phil. as he is Familiarity known in Placer,
was, until little over year ago, editor and
proprietor of the Placer Courier, published
at Forest Hill, and did yeoman service in the
cause of Unionism in fact, to no single
agency are we more indebted for the great
and sudden change in the political attitude Of
this county. Mr.. Lynch has our hearty SYM
pathy in his aspirations, and we regret our
inability to render him material aid, Moth
ing would give us greater pleasure than to
"ieS" for him.-StarS and Stripes.
Philip Lynch,
Formerly of Placer county, and now one Of
the owners of the Gold Hill News, which is
one of the best papers published in Nevada,
is a candidate for State Printer. We hope
he may be elected, and we believe the new
State will save money by so doing.-FoIsom
Telegraph.
Second the Motion.
Forbes, Of the Humboldt REGISTER,
comes out fat-footed in behalf of Philip
Lynch, of the Gold Hill News, for the
position of Printer to the Nevada Legisla-
ture. We second the motion, believing that
Lynch is possessed Of all the qualifications
necessary to the place.-1rinity Journal.
state Printer Of Nevada.
Philip Lynch, of the Gold Hill News, is a
candidate for State Printer in Nevada
Forbes Of the Humboldt Register, goes il
strong for Lynch. So would we, if we had
any say to the matter.-Neuada Gazette
Noe. %.
Philip Lynch,
OF the Gold Hill News, and a staunch
and serviceable Union man, is a candidate
for State Printer in Nevada.-S. F. Flag
Nou. 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13

Since the announcement that Mr..
LYNCH would be a candidate for the
State Partnership, we have received the
following favorable notices from some of
, 1864-05-28

The interest attending the meetings now being
held at the Second Presbyterian Church {Rer. Dr.
Pattessons), conducted by the Evangelist, Rev. E.
Children attend = he @ a},crnooa moetinss aud the
great numbers which rcmain at the inquiry meet
ipgs, most anzoualy desiring to be converted With
concernire their sous interests. show an lntenst-
presence and power Of the Holy Spirit. The pow
crful appeals Of LII. Hammond to sinners to be rec
onciled unto God, hare caused setrc8 to think S.
rioualy Of death, Judgment and eternity. md ac-
eept Of Christ as their Saviour Solemn, earnest at
tentlon. is the marked feature Of tho audiences
during the addresses, but when ministers and 9th
.er Christian friends move anons the 1nquir1nG the
power Of Gods truth to convict Of sin is manifest
inquiry, OF lifting then hearts tn prayer Is to one
who is in sympathy With the work Of saving souls,
indeed eolemn and impressive sight
Rev NJ Yopns of Scotland snsasing Gf H. tsn19 Of mt
QUALIFICATIONS for an EVANGELIST place IN tho fore
ground his humble chiaiike confidence In the
Lord. Ee1ey pg that God has given promlses he
expects bin to Keep them. This expectation gives
Fl Il @ 70 s %hsaesr BE- s so
ua be urged US to look for srcat things and quoted
offeue4tpun once. and with excellent effect, these
words ct God by Jeremiah Call unto me and I
will answer thee aud chow thee great aud mighty
Further, Mr. Il, has good Judgment as to wha!
should be done aud What should be ea.d He is fall
Of zeal, but by no means too zca'oGs Tor one who
eet ks to pluck men as brands frcm the burning
Sonoay, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and -Tlda7
e7enin: Of next week, at the Wabash Aycnne II.
E. Church, Meetings for children. and az others
desiring to attend, viii conttnue through tne Eec
1t ~ o'clcck ,. N. at the second Fresnyter11au
street. Morning prayer meeting eTery gay at tue
esme place, commenct ut 8 o'clock, and eonttnu.
ing one hour. Ill arc invited.
, 1864-05-28
TIE NATIONAL HOTEL AZ
FKAF-
The Assault on Senator Chandler.
rt,.. 4nh - nSn GA yuffp l

Washington Dispatch to Cincinnati Gazutte.1
WAs11NCTos, AIny 25.-Thc foiIoTinsis belfeFco
to be strictly accurate account Of the dlssa:e:al
assault last night on Senator cnend1sr, il The pas~
lie dining ball Of the National Hotel; II. Chand-
lcr, with Dr.. Clark, OF Detroit, and lady WIN her
TWO children, were taking dinner, at eide table.
In the course Of a conversation on political Hnt'
TER, he denounced IN stsoug terms Copparaeada
generally, Hnd particularly lhote Of the western
States. Nr. Voorhees,. Of Indiana was sitting a.
another table behind hin, with Mr. HsaueSaa, also
OF 1udlana- Mr. EoerheeB arose from his scat and
approached Chandler In M excited manner. de-
1uhndlng whether hR referred to him, to xhfch
he replied: ''Who are you, strt I don't know
you:" at the same time rising from his ctaI:.
Voorhees, replied: - ! am Too1heeS Of 1udiana,"
and cutting the action to the word. struck
Chandler On the aide Of LIS face The two
then closed, aud Chandler .Sas rnp,dIr getting the
better Of voorhees,, when Usuul.,an cane TO the
1attcr'e as6lEtnct with ls.,vy milk nircher.
snatchcd from thc table. which he broke a. Chnn
dler'e head. The contents Of the pitcher sn,eshed
oyer the whole company. Chaudirr wa rtnnnei
by the blow, and had not fully recovered hnesc1f
when Uanaean dcat HIM sccoud Llo9 wifh II
chair Al this juncture the spectators inter[e.ca
and the bvli.gcre1,te wcrc separated. Nj, Cha1
dcrs hclc was slightly crt By the pitcher, and bis
shoulder mud arm were conziderubly bruised hy lie
chair. Thouah not able to close his hand. he haa
been out to-day. attending to his usrR. duties,
VOORHEES, is quite az lar.e man ia Checllt1,
probaby little heavier. Persons Scsted ct tie
table are positive thnt Chaldler made 10 utc o.
Voorhees, na1oc and no reference Ehotcrer 10 him
personally.
, 1864-05-28

dependent Company not wishing to identify them
selves with Craig his contraband trade. INSTRUCT
ed their operators to forward no reports not ap-
proved by the Government authorities. While Mr.
CEafe demands the expulsion Of tho Rochester
Democrdt.fron the Associated Press tot receiving
legal news BY the Independent Line, ke appears
Te1y willing to use that line in Obtaining contra
band news which he knows to be against the IN
structions Of tho War Department, of Washington.
Hr. Craig will doubtless be called upon for in ex-
plantation Of his conduct by the GoTeeumeat
npthorititb., ENn,
, 1864-05-28

SENATE.

IL Il.
Mr. WADE, Of Ohio, reported from The Commit
tec eN JEdict2ry, the bll 10 regulate the elective
t:nnchlse In Washington Territory, with subst,.
Mr: DAVIS, of Ey., moved to take up the Joint
resolution relative 10 the Imprisonment OF Con
gresham ieaman At the Albany pensensiary. Or
teeWheic, md all tue other facts IN bis case The
Iii: FEssRS SEN. Il La, e. alsa also reporsed from
the Finance Committee a resolution amead1torY
Imports nor shall aald resolution be held to ap-
ply to goods which hsd been acsualy entered md
the duties paid and received BY the collector un-
rsid 1csolntion and Before the collector tad kaow.
'Si lii. s6MkER of sase. submitted the following:
the Union. and battling against the Natioasl co.
crrment to maintain its position, nust be re-
ssrced Iehel State. subject to military occaps-
II II has been raadmittcd By vote By both 9th
Uonses Of Congress: anti the Senate
@ IN ap sae rsDs Sae nas ais, su Sc
He remarked that be desired It to lie on tho ta-
bic. Coui1 i be referred to the commlttee ap-
Mr. SIBERIAN, Of Ohio, reported the House
hill to encourage NAVIGATION, wish an amsndmens
ssbs itu.nE fl, the Senate bill orls1nali, intro
TIE Internal revenue hill waa then taken ID. and
the rradfng progressed Until 1:39 p. m., whan the
House thok recess rnttt SIX.
iofSE.
WASHINGTON, May q, 1864.
The Jlouec Passed the Senate bill MODIFYING tho
existing law so that documents and iettcrs MY be
sent tq Eorernment officers without prepayment
" ET. i; sMiTnErs, ofDel,, from the Committee m
Elections. cal)ct m The report heretnfora ms5a n
the case of Ncllepfr ". Ycaman, which concludes
wih resolution declaring that the latter is ensi-
I'd coue1ess;ona3 district of KsninrEq' VI 'ue
III. sMiTHERs sustained % tie repcrt, which says
th or an9 eSs oat0s made o5
Mr WrIIENRT tha rontest.nt II, sdvoc,,,,o ii.
cntn, .aa thst the eerIIesta " ta stt; n,s
nea Tas obts'ned ,ey depriyinE many citizens Of
tae elee'se ao1ee' 'ntl"loaslon'
'1o;ssSy GS1 1tgoasoyn ~ g. fro tss ,omm,tta. =,
A. Ma.I o % ,e na ~ ta,M Hi .n Ss
confederation Of which was postponed iii Tues: e.
day.
ton c;s. bs sSs sw
Ienuinr and denpunctnr lhe military orIer issned
IN that State affecting The elections as arbitrary
would have received larger maforuy.
Mrs TooRHEEs Of Ind. Of de {Giuor,tv Of thu
co%te IT, q H. Eeslons esys Tsason1 yh{ 10 dr.,
thn ciartior Srsa not n,lv mt frne IN KeCtnetv
but yastjy impnra under tie SrbttraT vii OF the
epp1essof: The b!asK mar ia ~ & shaap!ops .5
nerlccted md forrotten whIta@a Not oa1y Wa
ths sttc1nnt mrde ~ Tnh IT. ron tcetanf of hia
11d 10 70 tse o. ans s
ehihite, cS ,1f1ttsrv oe3esr ~ ~ hGoafsn1 A0
~ sWITH. , nf K1:,I snnke Of TIA af5sirs ~ that
h s sna 9.n " IT. ns, 70 iS te o
tehefoT or supported @ the pIgyhs,onial rs govetnf r.
tp o. a,tef Ne m .n H e
men * he no]]e. and to eiect eceessinnispse ha
thep+Hrc "s endnrsed s aencTsi surnsjes o;aT g
1l PROJECTING Union men fto1a tSc: rsbel
, 1864-05-28
THE WAR TEXAS.
4 Fad State Of Affairs Reported.

NV YoEK. Aa: 47.-The Times correspondent
ciyes lancn,a ble account .hs +ta:c q: affairs in
Texas. The withdrawal Of large force Of our
troops from Texas. will place the Unionists in =
condiriop. whole fuuli:ier yc2: ur two s.nce CO.
joy1uc III the comforte Of lie. a.e bow reduced to
6ecearY. The ahle bodied men ere run OF BY the
re{cl conscriptiupisIe anu their taulles let help
less md without protection.
, 1864-05-28

1c5th Illinois: Frederick Nelson, II. cd Wis;
5oth Ind: Wm: Thompson, e., s0sh Ind: Henry
Kri,r =. a5,h H.; Jacob Deetz, A, 6sd Ind: Corp.
G. II. Busch. E, ith Mich cax.; First Scrst. G. P.
N}tes, Il, 9Gth Wis; John 81. Fetternan, G, 3)ta
love-; G. A. Rodgers, A. 10ed III Wilson Roo1e,
A, ]S5th Ind: Bergt. Jacob Moore, D, sd Ind;
1t&ae QAApe1, I, 18th Iud.
, 1864-05-28

fcr safs and i1.iciou real tstasa oa1c5Ases, tho 1
lowing rules w1ll ba strictly Observed:
1t t syGa a =. @ hse 6
xAaxxT v.Lun OF 1ua PEorzrrr, Asp hxsa rHAK
"a + sbat It'd be- oaersd, tne property aaa4l not b
3D. Abstracts must ahow good tatle. or there il M
Tne following Is partial list:
NORTH 1AsALLE 6TREET-Co.ner Of Elm. Lot
10 iset deep One Of the choicest Essdenee lots IN
the North Division.
SUPERIOR sTREKT- vale able residences lot, sask
OF Dearborn street, 60 feat 'front.'
INDIANA AVENUE-Lot 28xt78 feet to 4 2A foos
alley, lust south Of Eighteenth street.
PRAIRIE AvkNUE-Several lots naaz Elghteenta
6nd Sixteenth STREET..
feet h oat, Minimum, oily &l8-
PIAIIE AVtNEE-l00t tset front, corner Of HA dnn
Place Minimum only "a
% fa6st s.elns soa.S. Minimaan oniy ss. 1''
nus ., fl North We,tazn Horse Railway. Minimum
OLE eTREET-Festdcnces tgo sear Praitte svaaae~
lots 1s5 fees oee2 to alley. Burn. de-
CURTIS STREET-A Few and excellent house With
> 8eoo0 lot House couoIe and convenient.
JACKSON STSEET-Lats 100 feet deep. facing suutk
Etnr Rus ktr street. 80
street. FIJI d-psh lots.
LINCOLN sE1EEr-.o feet on the corner. Aaulnu2
THIRD AvEEuH-sox1o6 teet with dwelling, south
pfJAck son t1eer.
othee very desirable property on Michigan, Wabaah
PYuzle and Eh1umeI sseuurs, On North Haer and sne
Mver. on Sate ftrees. yielding large r4nt Us par
cest on ;Elmnm; On . Fl T s;5sst shsss io5. -
rsy;S myMssts Ssf it1et % GII5ER7 SAMPSON, Auctss
, 1864-05-28


Among the dispatches seized when the dotera~
naent took poseetston Of the Independent Tele'
graph Company, w1a one from D. H. Craig to the
acedt Of tho Associated Press. fushucttng him to
forward Wat news by tho Independent Line whom
the American Company were forbidden to send the
same by the Government, The ofacers Of tho In.
, 1864-05-28

Nzw YoRk, May s7.---On the night Of the 9Th Of
May the Tfogn County Bank, Of Pennsylvania,
Was robbed OF $a1,7.6.sa In United States bonds.
cold, ereenbacks and retired currency Of tho bank.
Payment Of the bonds ia stopped,
FIVE thousand dollars OF the amount IS IN spe-
cial deposits 0! 60 bonds, and orer three Thousand
dollars In gold.
i reward Of 3,oc0 is offered for the recovery Of
the property, and $a oo0 for the detection Of the
hursr}nFA
, 1864-05-28
From Nashville

fCorrefpondence Evening Journa1.1
1 rebel 5e4 tarday took The amnesty oath, ana
then asked the PtoEoat Matzhal II ne might, undsr
il, rad < cAisago asMes a1d cge.n'.ah Ea:
aaJmtnit,ertne The affairs .! his diftnc, 10 most
1stisfnctoSy Iannss: l.'nsoanss ss!dosa oeear
srsc, i.1o<niaa to the baltimore Sations Conrcp-
1iou, from ih!e st.te. They Will PROBABLY be 1u:
stracted to support Mr Ltncoln for r54s:dent. and
GOV. Audfew johnson for Vice President
, 1864-05-28
The bird National Bank
OF CHICAGO
Fiscal Agent Of the United States,

IL n&w prepared 70 reca.vs subscriptions to tns ns1
TEN-FORTY LOAN It par, In Traasa1Y Hotae ~
National Cur7ency~
date OF deposit with us, par or II they ptefar WI
1eceive tal coupon bends pJ paying accrued tntsze
IN eon Tor Treasury Notes or Eatlonal currancy, III
add,1g tfty per cent tor pFcu1.un.> tom March f1E
TO date ot snbscript1on-
Coupon Bonds arc now nearly ready fok dtltvoy.
md reestesed bords viii be. oc Or before tho 3e4 q
April
for themselves OF Tor resals commlsalon vii bo n
lowed.
Subscriptions may he rent 10 this Bank, hua d
CHARGE py altanf tho United statea or American II
JAMK3 a. BOWEN. P1eaidant.
AN0a T. HALL, Vfce P1ea.dezx
HoINn6 Ca4hfar. Ho23uteR
, 1864-05-28

IAH16 o1 1315IAACES.
The following table furnishes List Of the differ
cnt stations on the railroad running from Chatta-
nooga to Atlanta, and the 1iAtAnce between each: !:
, 1864-05-28

Prisoners ut .1ohnSon7s 6slan1~
Johuson;t lt.s,.d I'M f;ceu notified that he might
look 9os NJ early aniyal " about 1oN prisoner.
These Will swell tie number In dufauce there to
about ,50D
, 1864-05-28
Nuuha Krnfon Convention,

OMAHA, May a7.-The Union Territorial Conven-
vention Of Nebraska yesterday appointed sI1 dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention. Resolutions
endoreing the Administration and tnSttUctfnr the
delegates TO vote for President Lincoln's rc-nomi-
nation were unanimously adopted.
, 1864-05-28
THE GREAT INDIA
CATARRH REMEDY,

WIN enrs ths catas7h. Weak md Sore EYES. Neural:
gta and Headache "DE. EI7sIxs: SfH-I recetTed
your 1ast With two boxes Of the Cstasrh remedy.
which has doue so we'll With two moro. NJ wife has
tehn afflicted ut.h t..Ad d1-+---h - - kAa
aa ~ ssstu ~ ~ e .ssI anS
md nas been treated By of doctors wi,h liz
Il benent ,hoa this his, ); :ne M isa Rsmes{ has
"KyIosTiNe, Ind, Nay q, 1854. sAML. REED"
TkE ntove 1s onF one Of numerous 1e:!efs daily re-
Catasrh Iemt0y. For aalo nY sill nrng.tsts saas By
mail IN the fe cs1ns ctSs c~afa an Mt stamp.
rktes1C III m c?o he-+.
, 1864-05-28
NDUNTER FEfT GREE
DACEs IN CIRCULATION.
Look Qux for Them!

TOUNTERFEtT GREEN
~ BACKS In CIRCULATION.
Look Out for Them!
Tho Tnt+ed States authorities or 81. Louts hnve suc
ceede IL arr sting psrt,ss .ast taTe 4catJ psEei
TsTFFr 1seE'F 1!u TeAs1R7 f| 4 IL II y
noml1at,ona and t"e c1nntr7 Is flooded With them.
hevinr neen aid out for Lsrts 3overnment Horses.
as: Fer ini.l'ih:s method Of desscr19S them a and
ice. net.er Michigan 80 nEcxrr1oS eRAcE1cEo-
NUTICE TO the subscribers Of
~ tte First Ecitfn7 OF "THE GREAT DRAMA"
~ Mrs. F.. r. ~ FacSnrf. ~hch 1s row ready for de
l,yeIE The t'sket hslctrs and tse saesesa5Is c1a
IL c1neAeo.-As John r. walah's Eoo<stnra cor
kAsEAE9s.-At Xf. Parsez's Book tore il Kaaka.
II Mti4aEso.-AtlMsnteao rost ofac., care OF Mr.
LnhT1e.
Mouk.-. Monse F. Q. care q " ,a 7sing'eF
NA7TEsoX ~ Asr InoKxToT:SIat tae 1ollet s'ss'on'
IL M1sT.-at nv Drug ..ors a. q. ;: HaN 4 n,o,
LocKroET.-As Lock port r. o., cs1e OF G. D. Hol-
BIoo,,seros.-Att the Office ol" The Dally Paats-
graph care OF ~r, Norton.
GiIaax.-At the Telegraph of1co care Of H. c.
f,SanoA-Atthe store ct r. \. Hungee!osd,
tain q cory OF thta frat edftiuu OF The G.c?r
s9ss sSs et T. a
be toid 10 o,tar applicants, a"a their c!s1Ts VIII
Tsctet. for his Eatt1on Wheh isto bo ssaed IN Jaaa
san b. obtained at the aGssf G9nf1 2asGin OF
"E1 n.v ~ 1ext rrya3.CsS3.tt
, 1864-05-28
The Coming Storm.
Communicated
-~f-N

PHILADELPHIA, May s7.-Business Is almost SUE
pended by the heavy storm.
, 1864-05-28

VI
FRo4 NEW oR1EANs..s- -~''
Senator Fessenden zeceiyedA telegram from Now
Orleans to-day, over The military line dsted May
seth, Informing him lhat h asht expect bis son,
Gen. Feesenden, whpiRsS wounded On Red River,
In New York, on snndeY, ::1a-s : .';'
- e. coxBRfssoFAI. ,::::... ~..-
The new Conference Committee On the army ap-
preparation BIN consists Of Messrs. Howe, Morrill,,
and Bucka@ew Of the Senate and Stevens, Pendle-
ton, and ThomaB Of the House. - =.
Al the session last evening the senntc adopted
the finance Committees amendment to the tax
bill relative to iron and tobacco though that lay
ing tax Of s. per thousand on cheroot clgast
when not valued at oyer 81, met With some oppo-
sltiou, and nay be modified hereafter. Sales Of
produce snd 1nerchandlzc are taxed n Of per
cent; and brokers' sales Of bonde stocks, &C., Il
of per cent instead Of 1,5i 10 By ths 4ouse bln.
The proportion from -the committee allowing:
companies ~ cdrpos>t,ons t9 add thEif dntief u
Bills and rales was opposed by several seastorsr
but adopted by 70 to 1o. THE E1n91c3 gotqn1itsee
ameudments to tho incama sectiopa Of fhe ta1 bill
pare use to IN honr'gosbafe. 1rfha sse1ate 70.
Gay The COMMITTEES, W. Sustained y22 to1s tbs
c1aueo taEug incomes ores s25,ooo 10 per cent On
such execss, aad providing that there skill be but
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-11-17
RATES OF ADVERTISING G

Two DOLLARS square (ef fourteenaines or less)
for the first aud dollar for every additional IN
.srton Regular vsrtisements charged accord
ho to contract.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-11-17
@..s PUBLISHED WEEKLY. go s.'.' :
assa~ K - By zgs45E4t 6 a.. 5sss. tsss
r w. a l. . p "A L, GH.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

r,vr poILAEs A YEAR. OR THREE DOLLARS FOR SIX
..vrue The rates for clubs are the same, ana
- d;ui nution frotn these rates viii be made. 3,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-25
DROPO AIS FOR MALLEABLE
mon CAVALRY TRIMMINGS.


WAsHIE oroN July II, 1851
sealel proposals. will be received st this once
until SATURDAY, August %, 1854, at 1 O'Clock, D,
M, for the delivery at the following points OF the
Mig. for c.Tsify eaaipment,: '''''
Al The New York Agency, New York, 30, 900 sets.
At the FTankfofd Arsenal, 10000 Bebs.
Al The al IouiH srgenal 10. 900
zach set IA TO co .slst OF the numbers Of each
kR! Of busk'e suuaie e, ring, bolt, stud, and loop
now prescribed, except that two OF the rings In
sssh sst are TO be male OF the new pattern with
sSop, Absorbing to the model to be seen st the
sSove .r.s.als The casting. are 70 be made OF
tss buckle. " the best clock wire. The iImen-
sion. Of Tho CLEANED cs.'iUgs and the finish snd
conform Ghicsly TO the standard gauges, which
wall be appiai Def re j4panrins After being
thoiougGly cleared and ireel from all sprucs and
r5cEll7.'vs, II e. arc to be japalnst il the best
rlanaer.
The goods arc IN be put up III papers In the usual
insNoN OF a quality, and m arked as may be pre-
Sy hS S to pc .a5Ss tS inspection at the
mandatory in all stages Of lts progress, AMI no
ssOJs arc 70 b. received CT paid for which have
not passed in pection.
peliyosics 80 . be made =. follows:
can dcilver.
Bidders win state the arsenal or arsennls where
they propose "a deliver, and the number Of sets
they pro- U,r ~ deliver At each place IL for more
thai on. atluros TO make deliveries st a Speci.
cfthe number he may fail to deliver at III al time
No bIJs W N he received from parties other than
regular manufacturers Of the articles proposed
fJT, and who arc known to this Department to he
capable Of executing In thsir own shops the work
prorolelf0r.
FOrms Of bids c.n DC obtAlEcd at the above
named srScp.js pro17sqLF ef grds ulJ an his E,rrl
,eiR MOI te corsils,cd
GUARANTY
The Li(lCr will lie REQUIRED to ACCOMPANY HIS
rrops.tiis n with \ guaranty, signed by two res.
sgl.ihlC uerso.s that in cs,s his bd be AccC pted
he viii ~ once execute the eonita act for the came
y-ft Srl .nI In A m al
W TIE amount # the contract to deliver the artl-
&C. proposed, in conformity with the terms OF
Vie Advertisement; snd in case the said bidder
should fat 10 enter into the contract they to make
GOOD the difference between the oder ofsaid bid
DER and he next responsible bidder or the person
10 whom the contrast may be awarded.
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p T1MoRR AND OHIO

ID RAILROAD.
trains VIII 20 run between wilmington and New
York, and Washington and tho West, a. follows,
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington At7.so D. M, Ills =. M, 8 90
p, NJ daily except Sunday. On sunday at $50 p.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
day. Passengers will note that this train runs as
far as Philadelphia only, ~
Leave Washington daily at 80 p. IN. Thfstrdin
ron BALTIMORE
Leave Washington ~ $50, .. M, TO O. m, Ills
a. me- p. m, .4.l6 p. M, ITO y. m, and s.sOp m.
except Sundays,
On sgPo%sys n7sc z. N, az m; .n4s;sog.s.
Leave Wsshintoa !. as 81 r nd sn %sS and
On Sunday, at and 8 80 p. m.
Tickets sod to all points WEST, and baggage
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
LeIvo Washington at $50, s. m, and AS p. n
daily, except sunday.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Warrington 1T 1850 O.. m. and 80
p. m. 60 through 10 New York pith0a change Of
cGrs.
Sleeping cars on $50 and $50 p. III. trains Dcrths
can be secured until 8 y. M, daily, at the Ticket
otiee after that hour they must be occurred Of tho
The hrS. and nfth ts.ins stop at all way points.
The p; m. train stops only at gladensburg,
House, daily, except Sunday. on Sunday 1t stops
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
runs only as a, daily sTeepi saRddH
On sunday It runs to Baltimore only Also, that the
$40 p. m. train takes Nsp York pdssengers only.
hs, apply 70 GooIge g. KoontE, Agent AZ wash.
" ~ '',' ~ W. p. ssITn,
Master TranapOrtAfiok.
l.. Nj. COJ.E,
je2O-u General Ticket Agent.