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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23
GENERAL BUFFERS DEPARTMENT.
The Expedition Under Gene
raj Graham.
AFFAIRS In NORTH CAROLINA,
&e., &s~ Ae'
Mr.. VIM. II. stincr's Despatch.
FORTRESS MONROE, March FL, 1903

FORTRESS MONROE, March FL, 1864
GENERAL eR AHAMs HxPyprnoS,
which mentioned briefly in my despatch yesterday -
having started out important mission, bas oeeh
heard from by General Butler being all 5aic and nAa
thus far the greatest and General or
ham teegraphed that intended 10 90 elsewhere oooro
sending back the troops no took from General wistarn
command.
The OBJECT THE RAID
was for the purpose OK clearing nest OF guerl .,
conederated in Matthews and Gloucester comics a. we'll
az to capture destroy several large graar ana re-
lease bondage several hundred negroes oes1os M
pressing all the cattle in the nognborhood WHOM coud
possibly give any aid or comfort to tho enemy.
InE FORCE
OF tho expedition consisted regiments OF Infantry
four companies Spears Eleventh. Peunsyv ania
cavalry, and section OF artillery, besides the gun
boats Brewster, Chamber ain, Flora Temple and others
The infantry embarked on transports, taken TO
Piankatank and thcn landed. whio tho cavalry started
from Gloucester Point and made junction With tho Other
forces NJ the appointed Among the trans
nor used carrying troops this expedition was tho
Thomas A. Morgan Captain Tom Edgar, taken from tho
Old Point and Yorktown route
rnR STAIRWAY WAS AccoMr1JsBgp
The occurred Thursday noon the l7th inst.,
Graham and an General Wis!ar that
should have all the assis'a needed in case Of re-
pulse The troops well the sailors, were In the
highest possible spirits. and anticipated great results
from enterprise What was accomplished 10 as io
saw mill removed, large number OF horses and oxen
seized and about hundred contfabAnds placed ON
| transports en- route for this point.
| RAfpfNG
General Graham teegrAphed 20 the Commanding Gene.
raj the cavalry and artillery he took with him wero
sent back contemplated still further raiing into
the enemy country and could not mounted TO
advantage Tho locality OF General 0rabam's field
OF operations yet transpred. The above has
been TO hesdauarters by telegraph, and
time during tho day wUexpect additional news rom
the expedition.
.M|v FIVE O'CLOCK p. n.
Up 10 this moment nothing further has been hoard OF
the expedition.
/ Union Deserters Sent 60 the Coal Mineg.
FORTRESS MONROE, March q, 1894.
court Of inquiry Ia called ~ Norfolk Investigate
| the circumstances Of the loss OF the PeterhoH.
The 8. R. spauldng has arrived Beaufort
NO.
FREQ schools for white children have been opened In
| Newborn, by order Of she Provost Marshal
Major Jones, or tho Fifth Rhode Island regiment, ID
raising regiment OF heavy artillery in North Carolina
The Wilmington journal says that forty eight federal
desertcrs the rebel lines have reep river
to work In the coal mines and that Wilmington Is full Of
Yankee o(es. -
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DROPosALS FOR WOOD.
0SeInr N, Snnr 1890 :" o'

HEApQuARTERs DEPARTMENT or WASHINGTON,
Nos ss f's ssS eSs and st.
are ta fa4nsSas
the troops in and around the Forts spec
me from parties owains Woed or Wood lands in
North Of the P ss sumner, Mansfield.
Rassz Totssn
shy'f Pa 11a .na oans
ron.
Bs2e
Melgs, mahan, and Batteries Ricketts, and Wag-
South of Potomac-Forts Marcy. Ethan Allen. c.
i. Fmlth, Bennett. De Kalb, Corcoran, HaRerty,
Woodbury., "hipple, Cass. Tininshast, Craig and
Proposals are also invited for furnishing Wood
to the Cavalry Depot Gissboro point, Maryland,
and to the Camp Of Dismonnted Cavalry, 10 the
Wood at points on the banks of the Potoma &C
Giver, accessible 70 bosts and the banks Of the
BIDS viii also be received for. cutting and cord
Ing Wood a. such Points within the limits Of the
Department of Washington as may be designated
by the Chief 9partermaster. Fall information
Proposals will be re ,eived under this advertise
Department Of Washington for supply OF troops
Proposals viii be made in the following manner.
Wood ses g 1ss soE State, snr
3 For Wood cut and corded on the ground.
Proposals must specify the locality, kind, guam
tity and quality of the Wood and its distance from
the nearest fort, camp or station for troops.
Each bidder must attach his full name and post
once address to his bid and the names of all par
ties interested in the proposal must appear in the
bid.
Proposals from dsloyal parties will not be con-
sidered, and an oath Of allegiance must acconpa-
Dy each proposition.
BIDS viii be opened from time to time, and con-
tracts or purchase made as the Wood may be re-
qured.
The right ID reserved to accept all any part of
bid.
No verbal propositions will be entertained but
every bid, or modification OF the same, must be in
writing.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Wood" and addressed to s..4-.7
ELIAS NJ GREENE,
Lie4t. Colsnel and Chief Quarter master,
an 8-l5t Department or Washington.
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PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE
L CAaPENTBRs and PALNTER's WORK re-
until August i7th, noon They will be directed to
tie Chairman Ct the aeildi,S COMMITTEES, AMOS
The plans and spesi 6cations of Messrs. Cluss
ard ii ean be
y streets NORTH The work viii be paid for in
cash. subject, however, to the conditions usual in
giving out similar work 800 ..,r
The bids will be opened at Old Trinity Hail, 5th
street. between D and streets, August nth, at
O'Clock p m and the contract awarded as soon as
practicable Their eafter An S-tAuH
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SroRsr D1s1As1si SECRET DIsrAsHs
sAMA RITAN's GIFT
SlAAR{TARS GIFT

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY HvHR UsIp
"Yes. A Positive Cure" for
GONORHGA, GLEEF, STRUCTURES, as
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Meroury.
Only Ten Fills to be Taken to Effect OsssS
They are entirely vexesaols,, having no smell nor
jase The stomach Or bowels Of the most dslioase.
%
ZEE s sSisss ..s . oaS.;
Mercury. try shsx.z,r.na a,rr
Sent By mail in plain envelope.
Price-Mals packages. a. Female IS.
scs s1SSR. ut shoGs soRs st0o ssors
TErTEKs, SCALES, BoILs, sfPHfLIs
sAMARIrAN's ROOr AND HERB J0los
a Ssf ssb aas sf';5
and 2. Taxi then e this
sr that for T 81 a5H TsS in after years
III Roof
1fi zig Of IL the
male. sa4 ss Root ANb hR nssf5i e
Whites z bearing down reins 81 the wsmS
Debility, and for all com to the sex.
Sent By express. Price u . bottle, or bottles
~ ~ sAM4RIrANs cHANoRl WASH. ..
DESMOND { CO.. Box Isl Philadelphia Poss
Sold BY 8. CALVERT FORD. corner Of 18th ana
Ri aE sSfHPse5 COOK. Alexandria. ns.u
.n oT
y Sd s .hs q 2:
ether debility in ss
ssat Of ee Ps1 should rss rssa TaE ssoRST
as T
Sent t. any address IL sealed envelope on re-
's . De- oHAs. A. sTEwAARI Co..
uAPPINEss Or MIsERYETHAT rs The
.na
MEDICINE" have Observation-Disclosures Of ex-
q sSs hsn:as & .ns Inc
bsSts .ns H
.ss fs%
VII Ss
IsSss Of sSS. sy 81
TVRIEsEMA R-Prot.cted by koy.l L.tt.r. f.I.
sps snd the
-.
tenn. Triesmar No has entirely entirely supsrssdss the
No In la infallible remedy for all purties and
Secondary Symptoms. Thus obvisting the use Of
- zach PREPARATION is in the form of most agree.
Able Losenge. Secured from effects Of climate and
Sanees of atm osphere, in tin cases at IS each or
four $s cases In one for 30, and In "a cases, thus
@yinS So, Divided In separate doses a. sdminis-
Wholesale and retail By Dr. BARROW, No. 19A
BlseG * hsd also ofs q FORD. No aso p. ave.
corner llth street. mar 8 3mH
NLHVELAND'S HINTS TO RIFLEMEN.
~ Questions and answers on Musketry, part .:
London. - -.- s. H. ~
. Thackeray's Manual of Rife Firing; London.
Jacobs Rife Practice; London.
Busk n Rife and how to use II; London.
Willard'a Manuel Of Target Practice.
tvs FhANoA TAibVH'
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DROPOSALs FOB LIME.
CHIEF QUARrERNAsrER's OFFICE, J
DEPof OF WASHINGTON,

WAsHiSGros, ID. c., August IL. 1884
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until fhIPAY. August ls, 1894. at Y o'clock. m,
chan to bic unslacked Lime. The whole amount to
be de ivered within th ty 800 days from the date
contract at such points in the city of eton
as the Depot Quartermsst-r may direct.
TIE Lime TO weigh not less than eighty (so)
The amour. offered by the snecesaful bidders
win be ubtect to q rigid inspection By "A fnspec-
tor appointed by the Government before being &C.
cfp ed.
tract signed By the contractor and two
persons. the same TO be certified to By some officer
OF tn. Government we'll known to this offics, will
Dc reeuired Of the bidder biddersupon
siening the contract. Payment to be made upon
y n delivery and acceptance of the whole amount
The right TO reject any or all bids that may b.
deemed TOO high il reserved by the Depot Quarter-
sh ensnt.a a. the risht to select from each bid
such CUMMINGS At the prices therein named, as is
required BY the Goversment. 49,
PioP1Hs must be a. dressed to the undersis ned
and should be plainly marked :" Proposas for
b. idadier General and Chief On, i rm. s,sr M
20. Vi i" ess,Hk ION, =. y. au 12-6tF
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DROPOsALs FOR BUILDING SOUTH WING
70 NAVY DEP aRTMENT BUILDfNG.

DROPOsALs FOR BUILDING SOUTH WING
L TO NAVY DEP ARTMENT BUILDING. :
NAVY DEPARTMENT, August 3, 1854
Seal ed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Build.
ing sonth Wing to Navy Department Building"
will be received at this Office until IL O'Clock M
on the 18th day Of August, 1854. Plans and speci-
hcatlGns are ready for examination at the Navy
Department, and tire bids must be for the whole
building finished and nplete in all It's details,
except the hot water heating apparatus.
Bidders are requested to name the time in which
they will engage to have the building completed
and ready for patton, and all bids must be &C
companied by the following guaranty:
FORM OF GUARANTY
-, and =, Of -. in the State Of -,
hereby guarantee, that in case the foregoing bid
tor building new south wing to Navy De
days after the receipt of the contract at the post
office nearest their residence execute the contract
for the same. with good and sufficient sureties, aud
In case the said shall fail to en- ter into
the contract as aforesaid, we guarantee to make
good the difference between the offer of said -
- and that which may be accepted.
Witness A B, Guarantor.
E.P. CD. Gusrautor.
I hereby certify that the above named - are
known to me as men of property, and able to make
good their guarantee.
To be signed by the q nited States Navy Agent,
District Judge or Attorney or Collector.
au teo4t
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hrofICE. II have opened new RAppnp cuon
~ on street, between LIST street md n ne 99Ux
sey avenue, At Boyt7,s Hotel, Ehs1s Viii ~ III
A LBuTNHR e aFt
= p o strest, between lst and Il js'a,ys - &
ty7-lms Boylea Hotel, near the DScet
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.DRoPosALs FOR PAINTING.

O6fcs IF the Commissions af Public Baildssss,}
August 8, 1854.
Sealed Pro possls will be received at this office,
until FRIDAY the 18th day of August, instant,
at II O'Clock noon, for cleaping and painting the
crypt And passages 'eading thereto, under the Ro-
tupda Of the Capitol
Persons string to bid invited to call 1t the
Commis,ioner's once on any day between the
date herr Of and the time of opening the proposals
between the hours of 10 .. m. and 8 ,: M. where
they viii. fnd some one to show them the portions
10 he pairted B. B. FRENCH
ana dtd Com. OF Pu bile Buildings.
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~ come funny fellows In new orleans, the
other day armed cushion wi b a masked bat
terry Of upright pins. and, Inducing young
man to sit down on il, forced him, while he
cried with pain, 10 keep his seat. For this the
enef Of the conspiratoIs paid &15, the others
Sa6.
ga par ticipator in a recent Newport shop"
thinks one young lady whom he noticed must
be an exemplary christian, as she did not seem
10 get en- tIreIy ont of patience with her partner
a mouse -colored Englishman, who danced
Nike Canadian pony afflicted with the spring.
halt
1A gentleman bathing at Newport a few
days since since lost in the sand q diamond
ring valued at two thousand dollars A sieve
was procured and the saud in the vicinity sift-
ed TO no purpose, and the loser was about Civ
ing II Up as lost when looking down he discoy.
cred the lost jewel at his feet.
~ a correspondent, writing from Peters,
burg. saws that soldier named Kick. belong
ing 10 New York regiment, has married the
tanebter Of ex President TYLER Kick got
sick was left at the Tyler man sion; Miss TYLER
rursed him; loved him, and married him.
~ During a late thunderstorm near Ross
VILE, Georgia, all of the members of the 18th
4tssouri CoyaD regiment were stunned and
temporarily blinded by a fash of lightning
Two men were killed and eighteen seriously
wounded.
~ The Clifton House, at Niagara Falls,
nas been purchased, togsther with the Zim-
norman Place. by John T. Bush, late proprie.
Tor of the International Hotel, at the Falls.
fhe price paid was $4,000 in Canada funds.
- The Sioux Indians insist that NO roads
shall be laid through their territory, aud no
travelling parties shall cross 1t. Gent Suliy,
with a large force has gone up to con vince them
Of their folly.
~Isham @. Harris, who has no local habi.
tation yet claims to be Governor Of Tennessee.
has ordered an election for member Of the Rebel
Congress.
~ The Montreal Gazette is in tears over the
alleged practice of en- rapping Quebec sailors
for the Federal service. 1t calls for more strip-
gent and vigorous laws against recruiting
~Pert young men who practice the conf
dence game, get but little sympathy in st.
Louis. Two Of them were recently sent thence
% prison cell for five years each.
~ 1t is proposed in Pennsylvania to erecta
monument ia Philadelphia to the memory of
Dol. Uric Dahlgren, who was q native of that
S<ate
~ The Earl OF Buchan has been mulcted in
eR, 090 by British court, for seducing the wife
Of Hon. T. w. Waldy, wealthy land owner
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0RPHAt COURT, JULY 10TH. 1864 DIS
To. 1ci I'm the case OF Mar garet German, admin.
istratrix Of ames German, deceased, the admins
tratrix aforesaid has With the appreciation of the
Orpbans' Court of Washin eton County aforesaid
appointed Tuesday, the 9Th day of August next
for the final settlement and distribution of the
personal estate Of the said deceased, and of the
assets in hand, as far az the same have been coll
lected and turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs Of the said deceaaed are
in ston County aforesaid, with their claims prop-
excluded from all ben6t in said dece ssed Is estate.
provided . COPY of this order be published once a
week for three weeks in the Evening Star, preYi.
GUS to the said 9Th day of August. 1854.
Test: ~. q G. ROBBINS
~ 10. lavsws Register of Wills.
nRPHANs' COURT. JULY 19, 1864 .-DIsrR1or
~ OF COLUMBIA, CounTY OF WAsHIssroH 10 lc,t:
In the case Of George W Hardness, Administrators
aforssaa has, With Tie
Of the Orphans Court of ashin gton County afore-
said, tinted SATURDAY, the 18th day of Au gust
1t, for the 6nal settlement and distribution of
the PERSONAL estate Of said deceased, and of the
sssets in hand, as far a. the same have been col
!ected and turned into money; when andfwhere all
the creditors and hers of said deceased notified
to attend, tat the Orphans, Court of Washing ton
County Aforesaid ) with their claims properly
youched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit in said decesseds estate: provided
three weeks in the Evening Star. previous to the
- Test: e'-''.',,' z. @. ROBBINS,
! iy ArlAwSWf - q Register of Wills.
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q. T.-1S6O.-x.

ferscns of sedentsry habits troubled with weak
Bsss, lsssitude, palpitAtion of the heart, lack o
assetits. distress after eating, torpid liver,
sspAsien, &c, deserve to suffer If they will not
ny the celebrated
PLANTATION siTTERs,
yhIsh are low recommended by the highest medi-
sal Authorities, and warranted to produce an i'm
ssSliAA beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supercede all
ether tonics where healthy, gentle stimulant is
1ssuiYsd.
1hey purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an sntidots to a change of water and
aiet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliyen the
mind.
They prevent mi asmatic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and aeidity of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
They cure Diarrhea, Cholers, and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They make the weak strong, the languid bril-
liant. and are exhausted natures great restorer.
They are composed of the celebrated Calisaya
bark. wintergreen sassafras, roots and herbs, all
preserved in perfectly pure st. Croix rum. For
particulars, circulars and testimonials around
sseh bottle.
Beware OF imposters. Examine every bottle.
Bee that 1t has D. g. Barnes signature on our pr-
vAte o. 3. Stamp over the >cork, with plantation
scene, and our firm signature on fine steel plate
engraving on side label See At our bottle is not
rehlied with spurious and deleteriod stuff We defy
any person to match the taste character of our
goods. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bitters By the gallon or in bulk, is an impostsr.
We sell only in our log cabin bottle Any person
initiating this bottle. selling any other ater;a,
therein, whether called Plantation Bitters or not
i criminal under the U ~ Law, and win be 40
prosecuted By Us. We already have our EVE on two
parties re filing oEr bottles, &C., who viii succeed
In getting themselves into close quarters. The
demands for Drais's Plantation Bitters from ladies'.
elsrsypsn, merchants. &C., is perfectly Incredible
The simple trial of bottle is the evideucs we pre-
sent OF their worth and psriority. They are sold
By all respectable DRUGGISTS, sroeers, physicians,
hotels, saloons. steamboats, and country stores.
p. II. DRAKE & Co.,
us2-sssm COG BROADWAY. Ny.
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PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF WHEAT

HEApQUlRTERs DEPT OF WAsH1NGToN,
OFrICK OF CHIEF QUARrERMAsrER,
WASHINGTON. July %, 1854,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
chase of Five thousand Bushels tmore less) of
the best Red Meditsrrs mean WHEAT, and Fifteen
Hundred Bushels tmore less) of the best quality
RYE, raised on the Government farms south Of
the Potomac. The grain to be delivered in this
be accepted within thirty days from the sccep-
Preposals viii be endorsed Proposals for the
undersigned ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
Lieut. Colonel. Chief Quar- ter m aster,
" U.l8t Dept of Washington,
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,Hoasrss1l 1 ssoasss .11 ,asoasss,.Iit1 s,
70 wAa DsPIR1nzxf, CivALlY BussAu, J
. 0G.st Gag 2.ss,Tssss',sss
hnndrsd .3d dSllsEs 90 si7 each
dsrsd. Houss Of iqspseeiDn frem9 .. this ,. N.
JAMES 4. DKIN, Lieut. Colonel
ana Chief QuArtermasteY.
3yH-M Cavalry Bureau.
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- oonfectioner IN Paris has had the Gu
rious mania of collecting portraits of Napoleon
L not one of " hich was to resemble the other
completely He has succeeded in getting to-
eether as, 90 portraits. He thou yhs the fact so
curious that he offered the prints to Govern.
ment who, however, snuhoed him. leadine
HIM 10 understand that he had en- ieavored to
fling ridicnle, not shed glory, on the name OF
the first Napoleon, who was not double
faced man,
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~ The gossips are already arranging the
affair of the Succession to the throne OF Mexico.
Macmillan has never been favored with an
leir, and to meet the emergency of his not hav-
rug one, it is said that the King OF Belgium the
father of the new Empress Charlotte, proposes
to marry his second son, the Count of Flanders,
TO the Princess Anna Mua at, and to guarantee
TO their offspring the right Of the new throne.
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~ The Western papers are telling a roman
TIC story Of Michigan soldier who was taken
sick on q march, found shelter and nursing in
The house of loyal Virginia farmer, and fell
m love with and was betrothed to the daughter
Of his host. Both the planter and his daughter
Ia We since died, and the soldier finds himself
heir to property worth $500, 200, all in Chicago
real estate
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THE EVENING STAR.

- correspondent with the Army ~ Ioo
Potomac Gays that on The 7th instant, ner1
arrived in caTnp p, a Mr.. Chester. colored gen
tierhan, who presented his credentiai. 10 Zen.
Butter as the anth orr 3ed reporter o. the phiia-
teri of the Commanding General he dis
mounted and entered. Upon announcing his
business he W as aske to be seated, and there.
upon presented his letter OF fntrodnction from
Mr. Young, managing editor OF the Press.
Gen Butler read IL and endorsed 1t, directing
Ii al Mr.. Chester be permitted to pass every
where within our lines. Hesuggested that ne
feolored) division in front OF Petersburg.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOBALs 1sR PoRA en-.
oaIaS Q0aafsxxAsrnsg07SiCl

PRoFosALs res 'ohAea /
oam, es..r..1nas u. o',,gsa !
Sealed Proposals sr, in yit.d b. the adj rssnsA ]
sd .ssS, !. :ss q Sss. M
thsss places, With Hay Hs, ,5yrn, o... md atr..
Y r. ely: .as Fl e s.. =
Bidder; must state = which Of the e:s
rates At which Shsy will make deliveries thersat,
:: -s.n .sa
The price must Be written out Ii words on the
Corn e Be up IL 5000 =, stout s.e..> Of .bou.
snehsls each The sacks to Be 'nrnshsa Without
extra charge to the 9oyenment. The hay and
hay Of straw proposed to Se delivered msst b
AZ the .rtiess Offered under IA. Did. herein in
s.sd M b, nSss :. nsats Ssns
the lowest responsible bidder. = the interest 81
made ma when the Whole s,nout contracted for shall
have bees ,ii.s5ed and .oosgtsd -. -.
Sis sslso .' Ga
eonsrset for the same, VII good ana sss,oi.ni
Ie.s IL sum saa to the smSHnt con.
ssS tho u shis IN cas-.
.hs .sid bidder should isiI 70 enter Int II. cor,
r.. q .s Bidder and The next lowest
81 sas s.,S p the person to whom the contract
Of the su ~ mast p:
%
nns U tie United States Gevernment or responsi.
% g. this aal2 ssi.d o, ii. .eo.p.
Anss .! rejection Of tsei1 s.SRes.s ..,, haa.,
nRss sslns e Gen D H.
s. g. and should be pisinl, marked ''Propos.li
Sx sf sas aOd biz
susrsntc!s, VIII be fsauired e The success ii bid
dss or hiadsI s as kusrsntsss, and 5onds,msy
be obtsip St upon application At this ONCE
FORM OF PROPOSAL,
(ToHn, oounV ana SsAte{
sS.e ss s e to
m.ster's T,partment At ssreeably to the
Of ss
the tolISSEins 9, s5tielss Wis; hn,,., =,
IS pounds
-bss 5enn sf oas' in sacks 0u'hs' Of
sesa q s.,sa ns -. 20. Ton ., ~, ~
TO To BE- sompetss On or before the
day of -, 1876, and pledge myself to enter
osRts ,s.u a. n s.b s.t 81
Your DID
Br,~.a,sr General d. d RuoKsH
&enersI Depot Ousrtermaster,
Waahinst on. D. q.
GUARANTY
w. fhs unda-s,Snsd residsnts Of - in the
nonn&v ~ :. nd Ststa If - hArabv fsintlS
SUd .arer.n, sovsnsnt 18th the United' Stataa
I'D %nsrsntss IN cssa The forseoine hid Of
- LIZ sHtad ~. he ~. tLsv lii Vi{hin tan davs
tIsct 1or The ssmS With GOOD and Sufficient sure
10 T.; i .nm sonsl to Tia smonnt of the contract
70 furnisb the forase nroposed in conformity to
Ssr WS;nh ~ Ma Wes msds and in case the
d Nhieh h ie fa to entar into oontrnct n
sssoras.id ne enarantss To make GOOD the diner
ssnrs betveen the offer by said - and the nsXt
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract NAV be awarded
Witness
Given under our hands and seals this - day Of
- rs kseal
tSel.
I'D re and belief, the above named gusrantors are
GOOD and sum cent as sureties Tor the amount for
which they offer to be SECURITY.
TO be certified by the United States District At.
andsr the United States Government. or respon.
sible person known to this once.
ID. d. bCCh In,
dec9-n Brigadier General and q. M.
pROPOsALs FOR EMPTY BARRELs AND
ooALS'
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