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, 1864-07-27
#iEcelIanRnuy.
nIARRHEA, DYsENTERY,

DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY,
~ CHOLERA MoHBUs. SUMNER COMPLAINT
&C., are promptly tufed by DE- D. JAYsE's CARNEY
ArlyE BALsAA. The great SUCCESS which this teue-
dy hsa met with fer thi1 years past curing Dys-
enterJ. Dia:1hta, AstatIc Cholera. Cholera Aosnus
Summer complaints Cholic. Grlpirg Pains. Sour
Stomach. Sick md Nervous Headache, Heaxtburu,
TateIb,szh, Pain or Slcs1ets OF the s:orsch. Wind
in the Stomach And Bowels Cramps, sea siekness.
and al suecttoIs OF the Bowels aud NerYcus Com
plaints leads tho proprietor II commend 1t With xraa
nsence 10 thoe troubled with my these sesa,
es. Read the evidence:
SURE aED SAFE CURE FOE DYSETTERY.
CAPTAIN JoaEPHCOP8LAND, OF Hilzsbeth Town-
ship. Allegheny County, Pa. written:
II have used your CARMlyArIvX BALsAX In nv
family, and have fouLd 1t s1ra sud safe cure for
DYs1HTkRy and 9OW1L CoAPLA1STs. Ico1sluer il
an invaluable nedtc!re. That no M1o1lY should bo
Without
NEyER KNOWN TO FAIL IN DIlRRHEl,
Rev. a. JOHNS ,Pastor Of ". h. chuscs. Middleto~u.
Pa, whites:
" have neyet known p; E;JAExz's cAHs1aAr11s
BALaAH to tail lr cAEcR Of DARRusA. would not
be without Ills remedy IN my fnmy, and cordially
TecqHlL eAd 1t ns prompt, safe medicine. to all
0thsrB."
, 1864-07-27
DRASS STENCIL HABETS.
H. -, MET5G;!ALF ETT5G;! "a 4 Y CO: ,

=. EV> EH 5ALgN sIEEaT{ III T{BUssHN, aAsS-
Aiptahe8 and Figures TO any great extent In aav
varietY. Sold It Mholsessa At the LovRsr CAHH
PnIc1s, Also. the BEST OF INDElIRLB ETNTfIT
| IsE, y1n1 cHzAr. Stencil Dies and III Hnds 81
| Stencil Rtock. lnQusztes o.. orders promptly AZ
| teatstso. i{I.nk4 1nt4
, 1864-07-27

Tho Strength OF the late Rebel Invn-
h1on-Why the Shenandoah Valley
WINS left UnGuardcd ana Washington
Unucfended.
, 1864-07-27
1.1M,m
1CA Mh

LUMBtR-Wnh heavy receipts, the1s has bes1
more thsn usual fnsc.vty in The market during the
past week The couatr7 demand has also fal:ea of,
upyers seemingly being inp ased to epeculAte at the
ptesent prices OF the market Tia dedcitnCJ OF doak
room has further Influenced the market unfsvcr4b
from the detention and extra cost incurred IN the
trans shlpmsut of lumber from til, market. Manu-.
facture1s still very nr IN the1s views aud are
confidently anticipating that higher prices viii yet be
oba1red owing TO the light BtockB at Fescnt N the
ysrds and at the mills The market to-day has been
stimose deprtssed. the bulk Of cargoes which have
arrived femainfrK unsold.
In The yards business has been moderately active
III d prices rule firm at cur present quotations
SHINGLES-Theze has bean moderate degree Of
activity In The market. Shaved Star Shingles arc In
good request, and sell readily at $500 per carRo.
Good Sawed Shingles also III better demand than
sup ,lY, and very firm ut IS 2395 50.
LATu-In good demand and firm at previous quo.
tatfons. s :. ?. =,
cARuo sALxs TODAY.
Part cargo OF schooner Cuba from DepeIe; eold by
O. Brewser. III coo fet Of lumber, largely strips,
s1s.to; ro,eoo A's Sawed ShInslea. at $3.50.
, 1864-07-27

ycry uste,isy eh,cte1 M .,,cr1a+.v. ,,a ,ra
e inSpiiy 81 sh,artre y TT e !scn.t, n
~ n5s.a aaEnF = i.st weex 70 sos
Win stork of fs1otoj sasisIs On haEd aas1sr III.
about scol lt1 bushels the ccFrrspSudne Az .tI
cate. has taneea to oeDl ess ICES Wln!er 1oe1tss
arriving frcely and meets with mo lef1ts shiuoi1E
duFinf The Vesf: >N''e SHOWS '0e 'FaAsass''n'
pAEE rRAHnAn11css II WHEAT DURING xuEvRrv
p.,, snsae1s a!a nd fS;f %t1,,r ss.1,u EoI Eo:7
Jus 20. ii, on - a II: ay:s al sSpf5aE; pfaoE;;a
!: $$i.: s., So ssS ssS s:+ss .,,,as, - - :lS s:n
4" 49, E0,n 10 a Lis 6 SrSgnn@;ine
T.. .H0 80 q Iii sS21a II, ssoe S:oS
al li6: M 2s0 "a % ~ asu
TO-DAY the market cpt ned decidedly arm er nw3no ,
faVo1abio neas bv ths EaEopeaa s.esnsr nnS
Wa1ar n 81 fs,1s III II tTsss ss3i
STU bu No Ksd 1t x2.l3 spRISt WHEAT IN So:
1850 bu No Spring Is 81 "a SEGA oo No SnTin1
at s.ea 60 bu co At 8, os; s,eco bu 10 1t S;nI
9scc b1 % et *2t8H lc9 81 do 1t $23; 19ce 6n DC,
lin 4. D. Co's) * &2o: 100 bn do sla9 6a ia
Er8co at 81 s., market closing steady at for
Foaf rrtDgz 40
ba. Ths ioioSls ta5ls saaTs t5p ss:sps md o :S,p
naIY during inc past aud 'nee ''s l't OF jan
cosTesrondiaE week . " .:.. saSs7s
-. season OF 1s64 ...-.-.;.. .9lSt,u07
corresponding penod dBS......-....15,l9t 81
Ss1pped last week. hFls s..:.;s:-..-,..-.... 317s5
aoiresponEinE Wfek Ha5. ....... 8x7.E5
efsson OF ISts. ,..-.......: 8saosN
, 1864-07-27
Az ADMIRABLE REMEDY f0R DItRRHEl.
Rev R. THACKWELL, Missionary of the Prssoyea.
fian Board, writing 1om Lodial4, July 8. fa65

says:
"Ffom nv owa e1per.ecce can t'BttIy that DR d.
JAyHK's EARA1sAT1vE BAtsAA IL an aamisaole REM
ey for DIAlKu chs cknk the dtscaae 6f eynrY-
ttInE else fails lgaveitto to man ~ho bad long sn
flred nom This palnt, and ho waA greatly anR.
ctated. vet the Balam checzed th5 disease se onco
Aithaugh the medicine BY the QoyeInuleu
medical officer had no effect"
Tne CARxpATYvx BALsAM- nnd all Of DR.. D.
J4YEEA son sarnlls Medlctaes are aotd In Chi.
cago By Mess1z. FULLER, FlNC9 Ful LsR; r. 4
Il u. HOOKER: LORD T. SAITH; BURsH An
4 VAN sCHAACK. and by Druggists everywhere.
4<A,ner19t N-uAR1dn
, 1864-07-27

SGHos: :.".T*if q l%Ilu~LAtnup11A 499 -
upa st this period Of season. stale esFs are "a
s.undaat. 20 that saes are made q vide ranges We
FEATHER4-Tke receipts still continue light
AID much below ths demand. Prices rule very tfm
and unchaL Red. We quote: =
Prime Live Geese Feathers.
medium do[bIE
ply The market continues active and nrm at pre-
sa xgns @Iee te fue f r u. a n
changed. MAckEH1L-Ths1e has pssn fair dem md
at previous Q1otstloos. Copr1sn In hunted Iuppjy
and demand DRIED HkEh1sGg d1o aad IN fAtr ta.
maud Ut previous quotations. P1c7Ied In BmGl sup.
ply prices firm aad unchanged. Lake Herring ID
n1T1ln41 HunrlF. arfces very dSn ut p-eSent ratea
, 1864-07-27
From Our Own Correspondent

9A - ANo'A~0eoaae"t.'
SAsHv1L1E, July -. 1861.
For days-eTer since the crossing of tn
Ctattabonchee- nnh1ic or NJ Least ~,
49,, LIT. t =. III
4osat puoaae u..-.a ossu , ~ n'ev eApsceu'io'
...s., ~ s o.. ~ s,vt4oue us"e* Anef'
e1iste sonnoenee ~ us oepaftaeat, tna
Whatever IS done, WILL be done We'll; there
fore It is taken for granted that when ther,
is news, It will be favorable news. ~,
'epe'e' wv o1smsteiui as .ne ihct may DC, aff
prepared Tor nothing but disaster; therefore
they accept the progrcss Of our army intc
(;eorpto m n mat4aro ~ co,r.e o,;, onJaor,,
- 80, 49,. a.'~E. " "uu snuea'o'
ID enoute enel1 cnas1'n Hlth us much com
poeure and indifference as possible,
The capture of Atlanta, and the ut1r dis
co,nf+nre of :1ohnaton 3s +baroeo-o -;
~, s,sa.sa ~ - -te4e tesaluee
~ ~ c1afees ID u 1ofegone conclusion
Nebels are without hope; and the Uniouistf
without 1ear; nevertheless, anxiety to heal
casioned by several days without news,
though not painful. is annoying.
TIE FIRST NEWS.
The first fntellieence from Atlanta u.e 70.
ceiypd late list eyenineMn1ar midnicbt r
nss a hr1rf officiaj statement that ths rahais
had attacked us. on that nnrning 1,raa
times. and were Handsomely rennisnd ond
rons h,T handled eocb time Tx nss1. ,aa anu
led pfofound sensatton Int In 3ef.nit ~
details, the natpre,of the firht. and whv the
rebels. rather than Sherman were The assam
ants, remained mystery. The suspense,
however, was speedily relieved.
HOW IT WAS DONE.
On crossing the Chattahoochle, Sherman
did not move directly on Atlanta. some
times he entertains the idea that the rebellion
does not lie in towns, but In armies, and he
is deyottng his attention to the destruction
Of Jobnston's force, conscious that when
that purpose is accomplished, he will have
no dii1ic1ity In occupying empty earth 1orks,
Il, indeed, tneY are worm occupying. His
movemenI n tae olfeeuon OF Decatur was
10 cut Un .;M s1nnsa9n. sa a;, ~ suIves o. re
mnPe, ~ ~ NJ aSa. !auns pS pEicelsee tnaI me
~ ~ y 49,, a9n ~ .acou !oEm m an
e ele o. ans mPiG ny naaat .a ~ oes; 1neleIore me
oecapa ~ t,,,en,av o a ta apt ONLY cat ou one
hasa eng o.ne ana iormea e an
fo1o ,na or1n% .cban 31en ~. tae1s IT.
80 ~ iaf o~.a- ST.. ~ 'tons, IetnS " 1ue
fhe Macon Railroad ana n tSot "5 1att"35.t' -
mons MISUNDERSTANDING and Fi1notrici-
were Stationed, NTH The rreaf bndv ~ the
cavalry. WV ~ Wv
This naturally led to considerable trepIda-
tion In the rebel camp, and Hood, who has
, 1864-07-27

ZINQ.

META Ls-Ihe masaet b.. .besn less active during
cd eoods the high rates Of od, prices rule very
Arm With an up ard tendency. On fence wire va
note further aava1cu OF 1Hc and On Fsnc3 Staples
OF &c. We quote.
, 1864-07-27

KeV. EuFuS HAVlUCK. n p, becreta:y Of tha
"5omo tune ago. when travelling o1 rhs Wos.sru
rivlrs, when the CHoLsR prevailing and fntalI
s2W aid uually Experienced tho beQenclsl iun1ance
Of the CARA1NATITx. For ato1t thl.ty hours oa
board OF steamer between Cincinnati and PlStSburX
1es 9Th entirely yiede to the Of Ion. Bs.ia
Presbyterian Elder, on boartt the same post, Who
CHoLHKA. in CinclE1a11. and YVES toa scoa hprrytns
home 10 his ao1tocs family. e3perence1 relapse,
and by timely Cso oi flt sBt1e medicine wa3 Umed1.
AttfT AND thor nuxhiY cnIYd.t
, 1864-07-27
ltae 4. M.....,.... 23t3 1870 259
lt:co ~. .....,. ~ 1850 p. .M...........+.258

Total. Ss7,6H4s $l3,6s3.A
NEW YoEK STOCK MARKsr.-Tte following vera
the c1osng prices for casE July 2s 1864 received BY
G. SaltonstaI 4 Co.. CommlEa1o1, Stock acd BED
ISrntrnra f.lartt nfr f11inano.
, 1864-07-27
3aD99.m
1S0@13,:0

rstiei ;ssvs, viii mora III IL
frs1sa suPp1 p5s fspssealz Of Hs%enfg snd Western
cT we 81 sdia eiass = M azke e e.
I'VE and very h1n at present quotations.. We quote
Etasra Reserve: issxe ssis
C6FFEhGTnem market ior ihe past Vsk has pees
sz eeer % Rh ass 1ale ed
rcd Of M ne ysaE: having tasa ot, the market has
esen 9sE an y anu lnaease. "eqaose:
Jass,9 Gin nnats::S -
t G6SPEaaGE.T:s @ il MARKET has S:sa esasfs1ls e.
IL yess;ssTy ii%:tsa. osiss s ths netes:sd eoas
sdTsEce of se@ise: On Lard uerces q s.. o. whssy
% sses q o2ss ee
Stsdi1gz oi:sl s9 and On floal barre! poles Il s1s
PORK Barrels, 5319o
VT: Wssiv !usSe3 ha154,.
Flour haIrea, lat hoop "a 8
Eisaf Enoae harI s1s: round hoops ... 5 e
hain ha;;sr ksgs: e. ,1Sa91 3
osa ttuuor Ksss oz ~
Tlsht Barfela s:seea and HeadinFs.. .ssaS2Soo
Efes1 bsIIei stsyss aaa cHsis ID sSsi1 $
ne hGGEs;s sS aS 5aS
Fan Bsfr4 sssis,
unusually e1slte ana unsette,. Arising Chiefly isoa s
he nominal sa2plE q Anshsacite Goals and rhs g.
sa!i1s sa,a5s @
Gus QUO stons seefs On hand of Hard cosis Fsrs
s h ,hs s2a E =
dlnary Eltets cfthe mara ct orJ sma quantities can
&smfFsosnsd.a E. Se!i!Hsa;n "a aaets ,5oo
sG.EpgBfia; Hi sSS
sAA' Do Mtnsra Kijss. jss..............' i3TS i3j
, 1864-07-27

sFEDA-TLAx-1n fs1r deu a>d and steady At
I: aaS % per pashel. GRASS .sEKp-Eothlng doing
asd u aEzet eut1Fe4y nominal "
mars e during she past week Tbs denand has
eshtly deeressed md IT present qnotat.ons
Gens Of gold tasrs hss ~ bssq general !gpssss,e9
with 1t the best limited supply the market has ra,ed
tolerahlv cEm and with bus little change. On CqhA
and PoEtt Rico We note decline OF nc per D. Re-
nned Sugar is generally nrm and unchanged. ne
, 1864-07-27

4.
French Calf, IS
0a 0a......,,. $4ES Is
French Ca1f Le-
moinB, y dog
eu..........110. .Nti45EQ
French Calf Le-
moints, Sec
ends, Z coz. 1m G21t7 %
Innings, q aoxi0 Wa l3-M
toaus, = doz..n-Q0@ t8M
, 1864-07-27

I&E0 s.at4A4s4s N9H JU
do Butternut... a.ta@ 6@
RS -Tha demand Tor both
Ines and Spirits has been
good stock OF Domestic ON
Y the actual Cost OF mauu-
= proof gallon Of Spirits
,slaerabfe pressure In thn
- be largely attributed tho
!. We quote:
Y.f0Tff1nl-
, 1864-07-27

FRUIT+GRkEH APPLES Ia moderate supply,
with n actiye demaa1 Market tsn a ss:.eo97 aoF
Ma1d. Marest: steady and tols1abiy 1sm at p1esen.
eoniDa lie seatc beng qaotA,ions are these
fore watacIavn CuEEAsTs-Red AID Whlts are ia
t,t e note decline OF sc 2 ba. LEAozs 10 falS
supply and active demand At present quotations.
rsT, - in aIuoIt nominal supply. TpNAypxs In
Hrn6 secetnt and sc;fYe demand. We nrotc
, 1864-07-27

k1NAA
Slaughter, Sole.
Buenos Ayres..,....5>3Ec L
tftn0co, Sole ......4a.451c
| Ortnoco good dsm-
! A&eQ.s.s...+s...s.SAaE
, 1864-07-27

Leafs ElE-The market hsg been less active,out
with small aupply and tgnt s'ocks on hand. Prices
Sklns. Upcer and Sole Leather. are s.in In ina.te
supply. a7d vetV 1rm With an howard tendency. On
1c on Harness. Line, Qppee and Collar, On Le oone's
cf s5co per dozen Imported Leather Is very firm
, 1864-07-27

| TO-DAY The market tell 1c 2 E2tfon Bale, Farr:-
2 bIls It 316s; 100 bsla 1t xb4H 10 bFla 1t S6i-
clotfrE quiet At Slbt94l SIX.
/ alUEA-1here has been moro activity tn tha mar.
ket during the past week, with larger demand
Green saItd Hides, upon which we note adTance Of
what lre ned. :snm the Increased Hallway tsetghts
wh.eh havs been imposed tH.es+ at 9uotalloas the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27
FOR HAY
0Nse Depot Conimissary Of SnbSiStence,}
223 q st., Washingt0E, Oct IL, 1854, {

Oftse Depot Commissary Of SnbsisteHce,(
223 q st.. WashingtoH, Oct IL, 1854.
Sealed Pro posals, in du phi ate. for Two Hundred
t2!U) Tons of Good M.rchantable INHALED Hay,
Tl!i be received at this offics until THURSDAY,
OCT y. lsG4, at Il o'clock m.
accompanied by an oath of allegiance tuniess the
bidder has one on file 10 this ofice) and the usual
guaranty, signed by not less than two respon.
sitie persona whose solvancy must be shown by
the 6!hclai certificate of the Clerk of the near
est District Court or of the United States Attor-
Parnes 70 whom awards may be mads must at
ohce enter into contract. and give bonds equal in
amount to one half the sum to be re- eived on the
conuacl signed by the contractor and both of his
Awards viii! rot be made 20 any person who has
heretofore failed 70 fulfill his contr acts With the
Government, nor win proposals of disloyai parties
be considered. f
The right TO reject proposals is reserved bv the
G0yerL ment II, 10 its opinion the public interest
VII! be suoserved by their rejection.
,;S. mnst De present at the opening of their
ha Hay nue. be lvered at the National Mon
ument Grounds. Washington. d O., unbaisd and
Tree OF all cost Of transportati or v eiehrR II
wlil be weighed BY swor weigher BEFORE it Is
accepted and will also be ripidly inspected; and
sncn as Is not OF good merchantable quality will
The delivery of the Hay must commence within
ten I0) days from the execution Of the contract
and be completed within forty (4O) days from the
date Of the pane. ~
Upor the completion of the contract the Hav
viii he paid for in suck funds as the Government
after as the proper officer may be in funds
Prcposals must be addressed to
E. T. BRIDGES.
&C il eod Captain and O, g. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27
THE EVENING STAR.

Police RsPoRrs-Sscond Precinet-D; NJ.
Perkins, cunning on Sunday: a.. Mary Rose,
disorGeIiyi worknouse. Horace smith, deser.
ion John Godier, aiding dsserhon; NH y.
benl cooper, dissrderly; sl5S FIorla, 40
81 So John Johnson and Richard HOBS, steal
ing clothingi dismissed. :. ". ROM ssLihs
si h''' On sunday e4''
laird prscinct-M. Middleton, disorderly;
1856 Kate DonDelIy. dIsorderly; SI4t. Re-
oecca Haherp do do Jno Nc Donald, drunk;
dismissed Catharine Moo ullen and John II.
DovIe DO do. Margaret Hughes and Agnes
White, lighting; workhouse. John Holmes,
selling without license; SO a Joseph Coffee,
disorderly; dismissed. Michael Norton, disor.
DERBY; go a.. Edward Doowell, do; Daniel
Deatch, indecent exposure; dismissed. James
Jordon, drunk; military.
Fourth Prec,nct.-John Lee, disorderly; 80
Also, as a suspicious character; workhouse.
Thomas Johnson, drunk a. d disorderiy; s3 So
John Bohlayer, drunk; g 80. Margaret and
James Quinn. drunk and disorderly; S5 each
VIM. O'DOnreli and Charles VanZant, larceny;
dismissed VIM. Douglass and SamI Wash
ington, disorderly; So. Ellen Lieweilen, drunk
and dIsordssly; =. ter Matten, DRINK; David
Soland, disorderIy; workhouse. Mary Wise,
do; -. Dominic DAILY, drunk and disorderly;
peace.
Sirth Precinct james Kelly, James O'Shar,
August Centee. George Scott, David Bell, and
Alfred Jackson, violating city law; 80 each.
Marearet MctI iocbIin, disorderly; dismis sed.
Samuel Gregg, violating Corporation ordi-
rance; So John Walker. do; so. G. A. Bait
locked up. James Wesley, do S5.9l. VIM
Simons. do. and drunk; dismissed j. w.
SEQ do; SIS, or workhouse. VIM. Cole, assault
ana hat cry; Eliza Cole, do; dismissed.
Tenth ITecinct.-Frank Sewell, threats: bail
for peace. Lloyd Thomas, deserter; military;
Rich'd Hsrrlson, overchargng hack rates;
s5 g. Ia e Foley and Julia Smithers, dsor-
DERBY; So 80 each. William Collins, assault
and battery: bail for peace. Also, disorderly:
81. Edmond Gallagher. assault and battery;
bail tor peace. Also, disorderly: 81 Patrick
sullivan, assault and battery; bail for peace
Also, 6isorderly; 81. Lizzie Brown, keeping a
bawdy house: bail for court. George Laten,
yagraDcy. Cbas. Walker, assault dismissed
James Smith, the bail for peace. Robert
Cook, drunk; dismissed. John Mitchell, car
ryIDe weapons: ~ s.. Patrick Gibbons, as
ssultRud battery; for trial. Annie Jack son,
drufKa6d disorderly; Slh.S9. u. w. Dean. de-
serter; military. John Dorsey, disorderly;
S5 8. John Mcpherson, drunkS dismissed
Wesley Adams, carrying weapons: S2D 50
Also, disorderly dismissed. Benz. BranseIl,
do: do. JauSes Sullivan, drunk and disor-
DERBY aFdJ ohn McNulty, suspicion of steal
il q horses: deferred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27
PROPOSALS.
RoPosA B9R ROR a 9B,
Osa.r 9u.srEasAsrsa $ usElo.

WASdiy8TOR OgPCT Dec s., hS.
Sssied Ffupo.Ais Ne invited by the and 81 xnsd
yisssss:: vi En- = :s..
ta s;s,s. ifS' - With a., cs,a 1sss md Stray
su.bals Of corn or CATS and 50 ton. IA, .srsv
points they prapose .e make deliveries, .na she
ratios at -hicb thsy win make is'iveries thersst
wsaesd and when tn he evr-plsted
TIE price must he written ont IN words On the
Sss &c &c e Like s,s
Dushsis each The rs :s1ss 70 be .ithou,
srs. to BE- ..cnr-l ns ossd h and
The particular kind or description Il oars, corn,
hay q s; rs PROPOSED to be delivered NEST be
AIT Al the Articles offered under tho old. herein In
ssss.nn.Ss iSsSsssoi ssfsss ssiss :sssss.S -.
made when the whole .mont contracted for asal'
'H The siau.. vii De required t. .seomD.n, MS
sSDoss: With Ssd s swS r.
they via, within ten day. thereafter. .Isoo.. .h:
eont.ac. for the same .ith so"d and sasae,ss'
deliver
t .cs, they to ,nass good the difference Ssssssn
may he awarded
Tas S 81
Attorney, Collector Of Customs or any other once,
nds sas United Sat-. a.s or respond
Al bidders viii D. .nly uotinsd of the acOsp,
e III:
M sso'i3 5. Si.al' "s1ssi Pfo'a:.i'
Bonds in sum equal to tho amount Of tny con
tract signed by the contractor and both II ht
| oil ma the
Ter or bidders upon sisnins me son ed s,a,
ss OF s hs oses
FORM OF PRO2OsAL.
tTown. County and State
1, tns subscI Der do hereby pro pose TO furnish
snd deliver to me United States, at the Quarter
d 70 al
| FOR FORAGE, lated Washington Depot Dec s. 1868
e. 6orn ..oi bu4ns 9,
- bushels o. Oats. in sacks, at per Oushel of
- tons Of Baied Hay, At - Per ton of z.en
- toms Of Baled Straw, st - per ton of &C.,
Delivery 70 commence or before the --ds, OF
-, Iss-. and to be completed on or osiore th.
as shs unsd s sass
With good .nd approved securities , sthiD ths
has bsen scce9tsd Your obadisnt servant. O
Brisaaier General 2. H; 8uoks.
Washington, d. q.
GUARANTY.
We, The undersigned, residents Of -, IL fhs
and .svers,. coVsnan, With the Unitsa States,
and guarantee in case the foregoing bid Of
be accepted, that he or they win within ten days
after the acceptance of said bid execute the con
tract for the sauna With good and sum cient sure
ties, Ia sun equal to the amount of the contract.
to furnish the forage proposed IN conformity to
the terms Of advertisement dated December 8, 1855
under which the bid WAS made, and, In case the
said - shall fail to enter into contract ~
aforesaid, We guarantee to make good the diner
snee between the offer by said - and the next
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Given Under our hands and seals this day OF
-, Be. kSeai'4
hereby certify thss, TO the best Of my knowl
I'd re and belief, tho above named guarantOrs
seod and sufficient IS suretles for the amount for
1hich thev offer to be security
To De esrtised BY the United States District A,
torney Collector of Customs, or any other ONCE,
and er the United States Government. or rsspon
Sibls person known to this once, ,v
dec att Brieadier General and 9. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27
PROPOSALS..
DROP sALs FOR AN.
fnIisunY plPARfMKNr July d, |


Motto. f,herebv given that 50 kscri pti ona will
bs received by the Treasurer OF the United States
the sc veraI Assistant Treasurers Aud Designated
pepositories and BY the National Banks designated
nd justified ~ Repositories and Financial Agents
or Treasury Notes payable three years from
August is, 1854, hearing interest at the rate Of
seven and three -tenths per cent per annum with
semi annual cou pons attached. payable In lawful
money.
These notes win be convertible at the optioa Of
the helder Of maturity into six per cent gold
bearing bonds, redeemasls after Eve and payable
twenty years from August16. 1867.
The Notes viii he Issued ia the denomination q o
sfty one hundred. Eve hundred, one thousand an
ave Thousand dollars. and will be issued In blank.
or payable to order, he directed By the sub.
scribers.
All subscription must be for City dollars. or
some multiple OF dfty dollars.
Duplicate certiHcstes will be issued for all depos
ties The party depesiting must endorse npon the
original certificate the denomination OF notes re-
auired and whether they are to be issued in blank
or PAYABLE to order When endorsed it must be-
left With the officer receiving the deposit. to be
forwarded to this Department.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free
oftransportaton charges as ssen after the receipd
of the original CertiAcst Of Deposit as they can
be prepared.
Interest will be allowed to August Is On all
deposits made prior to that date, ard will be paid
by the Department upon receipt OF the original
certificates.
Asthe notes draw interest from August Is, per
sons making deposits subsequent to that date
must pay the interest accrued from date OF note to
date of deposit.
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes st any one time viii
be allowed q commission Of one quarter ofone per
cent. which will be paid by this Department upon
the receipt Of bill for the amount, certified to by
the efhcer with whom the deposit was made. No
deductions for commissions must be made from
he deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the
proper endorsements are male upon the original
certificates.
All officers authorized to receive deposits ara
requested to give to applicants all desired informs
ton, and afford every facility for making sub
scriptions. VIZ. FESSENDEN,
jy 26-tf Secretary of the Treasury