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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-22
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canuoil6er S6iiben lino tad @inbpn, 9etrpit
gegeniiber, 9eididt tpproen, in 6plse zines be-
fir6teten Streifsu9s caunaOti6er &ebellenz
Sreunoe nud SpbnionS SSlanb. Der Sdnees
iturm bat nad9elafen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-22

berufet %t6nnten, and babe ct ntdt 9ebOrt, Dap
ie eS ie 9etban bdtten. Wtat tGilne ebenio gut
pDn einem ebrli6en 9ieb rebert, pie pm eitent
ebrli6en 8errdtber.
&pgers ipra6 se9en Oas Enhancement, Oa
ita6 Der Contribution GOnfSfatiOn mir wdbrenc
Der 9eb5eiten zines 8erbre9erS ltattfinoen tonne.
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Sffice be8 sc. ". Gjeuerdl.W rciOes
Matf@au8 fur GelGware unb
.4 MGr0IduN

baltimore. ~. Npbemter 1868.
GCleenbe Snfrntticnen BON Ter Office bes General
yrCfrB-WtartSal ~ereen CUR 8enntntB solder Sebra9t, BITE
unter bieier 8tetun8 eesCeen prrben Iinb rter md eejrgen
mereen.
II Gin eetpsener Mlann prb Srrn Splbat Ger Ser. Staten
bur6 bic 3tdtfaGe, baB ietn ginme IN Der 8iebune teraustam.
Die Inn bur4 ben YrofUs-Niarital jusetelte gfrtit 1T MUIR
etne Mnaei9e bteles Statbefantes uno elm Sefetl, fh ju
elmer beftmmten 3ett ub an etrer beitirmten plae gum
Dtenf AT melben.
q Der Nrtitel 20 hes Srtsesseietes enttdlt f~pGsente Be
thinning: Iue SfHjtere unb Spleaten, BITE t~berfubrt fnb,
b~eferttrt su letn, plen ben & Oh erleiren peer lplde antere
.Strae, ais has lrtbetI bes 8rts9ssertGts atsr fe ~Serbanosn
mag.
81 8. Seffrtes,
u. 81. prOfOs<Wlarl6al fir Delaware unb @tarp-
(08M Oh-Sl ~ Idu0.
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Srwcitermno Der 6pIiSaNIfr.

- ~" INDEPENDENTLY HtI, {
Baltimore, ben Is. SAM. 1863. !
Die Gpnlniidre fir @rmeiterung Ter Stra6en baben itrem
Sert9t bss Nusens uno Sdatens fir Grmetterurs Ter 5rl-
lteaStr2 Spttben Sdeettt- rnb Salttmpreftr. etnseretbt.
NIT ben bdju eeb6rieeu Supplsnenten 80 Saae inuf unlerer
Office sur Ginii6t pTen ltssen wirb rnb Ginweneunsen mD-
Spbu M.SbDmpIpu,
18idn1mlp4w) Heatfratpr.
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L18iln1mlw4m
ScTmnue Der GumberlanbftraGe.,
gttp 9~Peaifers Office

NlEY VkBIItEN ATNAt
Baltimore, cen II Sanuar.
Die GpinntHdre fir Seffnun9 BON Strasen baben i6re
lteberf6t bS gtubens unb Sfaeens, tel1er aus Der Deli
nlns Der Glrberlanpfra6e Srn 0ilntprftraee bis pennIstS.
Msenue erpadit, eineerei6t.
Sn 8e;tebun9 bterauf ntd6en mir befannt, hab eieie llebers,
Ii6t Iammt Mnf6lae Srtn teuttsen Sato AT 80 Sage our
@tni6t auf unferer Office aufiest unb tTnnen etrai9e 9es
fbperbet unb @infprife bel her Criminal Court Ter Staot
Baltimore seltenb 8en1ndt werbet.
A Sptn 81. & bpmplSu
(12jdn4w1nlp) He9t1ratcr.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

gine GpplitatiOr mtrb bet hem NtasOr upb Stattratb tg
Der gegenndrtteen Sibuna eertadt merben, 3ur @rrt6tun,
elmer Damp ina I6tne in rem 0ebaute Sc. 90 e. 0asfra6e
li,n11-Odl -'
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-06-02
felled by the rifle fre of the enemy. The
brigade loss was about one third of the en-

felled by the rifle fre of the enemy. The
brigade loss was about one third of the en-
tire command, and it never solicited or re-
ceived man rs reinforments to their line
during those memorable twenty hours. AL
OF our Generals say that it saved the day,
and it received the official thanks of Gen.
Lee, as well as corps and division Gener-
ais. That assault has ended the enemy's
efforts thus far. They made feeble assault
on the left at the same time, but it amount
ed to nothing of Importance, end they have
now retired their right wing some miles to
the rear, and miles of their breastworks
are in our possession. They left their dead
un buried, and their purifying carcasses
are becoming very offensive. Their
slaughter here on the 9Th, 10th and 18th
was normous-alnost beyond belief
Our losses on the 18th were heavy
We lost, perhaps, one half of Johnston's
division prisoners, killed and wounded,
while the killed and wounded from other
brigades was considerable. / cannot now
make an estimate.
must close this letter, or it will be-
come too long for publication. Our army
is still in good condition, and are as con-
6dent as ever. cannot imagine the next
move of the enemy. To-day, 10 M, ev-
erything is quiet on the lines. II I eur
vive, you may hear from me again.
j. @. G..
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We give below, for the information OF
our readers, the manner in which land,
slaves and other articles of taxation, will
be assessed and the times of their respect
i've valuations taken from the headings of
the blanks sent for making said assess-
ment:
Land or other Rea5 Property.--Valued
as of 1860, unless bought since January
1st, 1862, and then price actually paid.
Tax 5 per cent.
Maves.-Valued as of 1860, unless
bought since January Lat, 1862, and then
price actually paid-to be assessed against
the owner, not the hirer. Tax 5 per cent.
Horses, Mules and Cattle of eeery de-
scrtptson.- Valued IS of 1850. Tax per
cent.
Cotton and WooE.-Wool valued a. of
186O-but if cotton has been bought since
Jap'y. let 1862, it is to be valued at tho
price actually paid for it.
Tobacco. ss Of 1860; but if
tobacco has been bought since Jan'y. 1st
1862, the price actually paid is to be the
assessed value. Tax per cent.
Corn, Wheat and all other kinds Of
grasaa.-Average value In 1860. Tax 5
per cent.
Vegetables, Fruits, etc.-Average value
1860. Tax 5 per cent.
Flour, meal, bacon and all other groee-
ries, goods, etc.-household furniture. ag-
ricnltnral and mechanical tools, musical
instruments, etc--carriages, wagons, etc,
are all valued rs of 1860, and taxed 5 per
cent.
All gold and silver wares and plates,
jewels and watches.
Valued as of 1860. Tax 10 per cent.
j. Books, maps, pictures, paintings, statu-
ary, and all other works OF art nt<
> Value as of 1850. Tax 5 per cent.
Values of shares in banks and joint
stock companies Of every kind, whether
Incorporated or not. Valued rs 18th Feb.
1854. Tax per cent. =
Gold and silver coin, gold dust, gold or
silver bullion. . @,s@ es x7.esss.sss.S..f
Tax on gold and silver coin, bullion,
ETC., Ito be paid in kind.) Tax 5 per cent.
! Amount of all solvent credits, bank bills,
and all other papers issued as currency,
(exclusiys OF non-interest bearing Confed-
crate Treasury notes and not employed in
q taxed business Valued. - OF the
amount on the face Of the paper. Taz 8
per cent. J,
Value of money held abread, bills q
exchanges on foreign countries. Valued
II Confedsrate notes a. Of Feb 17th, 1854.
Value. of all articles OF personal ol
mixed property, not in tsrrns embraced
in any ofsthe foregoing not axempt from
taxation.
Value y Of 1850. Tax sPsr cant,
. 3
=
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

g Two DOLLARS square (of fourteen Lines or less)
for the first, and SO for every additional IN
ssrtion. Regular Advertisements charged accord
ing to contract. .e.4. <,4.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY
=. w. "A. l. 8 p a II CHI
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

FIVE DoLLAEs YEAR, OR THREE DOLLARS FOR SIX
MONTHS The rates for clubs the same, and
NO dnainution from these rates will be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-22
PROPOSALS FOR HAY.


QGee Depot ConlmiSSdry Of iSubsistencs,(
223 ST., WASHINGTON, Oct. Is, 1854. {
Sealed Proposals. in dupli cate. for Two Hundred
f2nN) Tons of Good Merchantable INHALED Hay,
will he received at this Office until THURSDAY,
Oct. q, 1864, at IL O'Clock IN.
Bids must be endorsed " Proposals for Hay" and
accompanied by an oath of allegiance tunless the
guaranty, signed by not less than two respon-
sible persons, whose solvency must be shown By
the official certificate of the Clerk of the near
est District Court or of the United States Attor-
Parties to whom Awards may be mads must at
amount to one half the sum to be received on the
contract, signed by the contractor and both Of his
guarantors.
Awards will not be made TO any person who has
heretofore failed to fulfill his contracts With the
Government. nor will proposals of dsloyal parties
The right to reject proposals is reserved by the
Government il, in it's opinion the pu bic interest
will be subserved by their rejection.
Bidders must be present at the opening Of their
bids, to respond to their names
The Hay must be delivered at the National Mon:
ument Grounds, Washington. D. c., unbaled and
free Of oil cost of transportation or Weighing. 1t
will be weighed by q sworn weigher before 1t is
accepted. and will also be ripidly inspected; and
such as is not OF good merchantsble quality will
The delivery of the Hay must commence within
ten tIO) days from the execution of the contract,
and be com pleted within forty (40) days from the
date of the iame.
Upon the completion of the contract the Hay
will be paid for in such funds the Government
after as the proper officer may be in funds
ii'p0'At' A'0'' E. BRIDGES,
&C Il eotd Captain and @. 8. Y.
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Dr.. RAHD'S SPECIFIC.

.
Tbeoldest and most reliable medicine for tn
cure efspermatorhes, Seminal Weakness, Loss Of
Power, DC. This medicine has stood the test of
over thirty years, and has always proved success
~. Rand's Specific is exhibited in the form Of
pills, made up -utireiy q substances thst havs Q
specific effect upon the sensrative organs. Most
persons associate the idea VI operations upon the
Doneh from taking any kind of pills. The Specific
Oh pf' kA1i Is not intended an eraeuattns n1edi
e"e =" medical virtues are expended entirely
upon the imp paired ssnerativs organs The Mill.
are nol pleasant to the taste. and many persons
mHse tnem with impunity before swallowing
them; "hlcn plan We would al ways recommend. as
anoroins the spsedest way to get the effect of the
remedy.
Price 81 per box, or six boxss for g, s,,a ~
Druggists everywhere. "
JOHN J. KRONER
Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street
an Greedy PhilAdslphfa, Pa.
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NOTICE To ACTUAL BONA FIDESETTLERS-
RE-EMPTORS

In the third section Of the act Of Congress. ap-
proved 2ist of February, 1863 statutes volume IL,
page $50 opsni n 2 to sale the Wiunesagn Reserve
tiun 1t - stpu lated that before any person shall
be untitled enter any portion of the aid lands,
by pre- emption 9th rwi'e. previous TO their
exposure to sale to the highest Did der at public
cutlery he shall become actual bona dde
settler thereon, and shall conform to all the
regulations now provided by law in cases of pre-
empiiop and shall, pay. within the term of one
year from The date Of the settlement. the full
appraised value of the lands and the improvements
tt, reoD.
Now in order that all such bona -fde. actual
settlements may be secured to the sewers al pre-.
emptors.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that they must come forward and file their afida-
Wits 4. 81 gnstipg the particular tracts on which
they may he actually settled giving the date OF
such actual settlement and, before the EXPIRATION
of year from such da.e. the several pre- pton
claims must be before the Registrar and
Receiver, according to the requirements OF the
pre- empticn laws. and full payment mad thereOn,
according to the full affixed, appraised value of
the lands and improvements thereon,
LIST In all such cases where the year may not
elapse before the commencement of the public
sale, such bona fde al ual settlements may and
are hereby ordered to be excluded from the public
sale
I'd In all pre-em ption cases in which the year
may expire before the commencement OF the pub
lie sale the par ties must establish and pay for
their claims otherwise all tracts in this class will
be offered to the highest hi ider, under the fOrego
ing proclamation. yet with The stipu alton tba at
such public tale the price must not op for 9 less
sun 'D"D ''' VIC JOS. WILSON,
an 3O-lawl3w Acting Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS.
ROPOs SAILS FOR LOAN.
TasAsuRY DEPARTMENT. July IS, IL

TRHAsuRY DEPARTMENT j uly IS, 1864.
Notice is hereby given that su hscriptio will
be received BY the Treasurer Of the United States.
the several Assistant rreasurers aud Designated
Depostorisa and ~ the National Ranks designated
nd qualified as Depositsries and Financial Agents
or Tressury Notes payable three years from
August ID, tas4. bearing interest At the rate AZ
seven and thrse tsntbs per cent. per annum, with
semi annual coupons attached, payable In lawful
msney.
These notes win be convertible at the optios of
the helder at maturity. into six per cent. gold
heayips bonds redeemahle after Eve and payable
twenty years from August ID. 1867.
The Notes win be issued in the denomination O
City. one hundred, Ave hundred, one thousand
Eve thousand dollars, and will be issued In blank.
mr. payahle to order - may be directed By the sub
scsibers.
some multiple o. City dollars.
Duplicste certificates will be issued for all depos
nes The party depositins must enoorse upon the
o,is;aal certificate the demo minstion OF notes re-
,uired and whether they are to be issued In blank
or PAYABLE to order When so endersed It must be
left with the ohicer receiving the deposit, to be
forwarded to this Department.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners Tree
oftransportaion charges ~ soon after the reseipd
Of the original Certiacat Of Deposit as they can
be prepared.
Interest will be allowed to August Ii on oil
deposits made prior to that date, and viii be paid
by the Department upon receipt OK the original
certificates.
A the notes draw interest from A.tsust Is, Pc .
sons making deposits subsequep't to that F,st.
must pay the interest accrued from dAta OF aota tn
date of deposit.
Parties depositine twent-. -nvs u.ousand dollar,
and upwards for these 1otes At y.ny one time viii
be allowed eommi 1son OF one quarter Of one pe,
cent. which vii. be paid by tnis Depar tment upon
the receipt OF bill for tho amount certified to b,
the e"ee- vita whom thu deposit was made. Nc
aeoostions for commits, lens must be made from
Ae deposits.
Officers receiviRss deposits will see that tft
certificates.
All officers authorized to receive deposits are
requested b give to applicants all desired informa
| ton, and AFFORD every facility for making sab
| scriptions. W.P. FESsENDEN,
~ 36-H Secretary of the Treasury.
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DRUNKENNESS CuREp

The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt
ing cup. DR.. Zane's antidote for strong drink ia
a certain cur for drunkenness. 1t creates dis.
like for strong drink, and can be administered
without the knowledge of the patient.
Descriptive circulars sent to any address. For
sale BY all respectable Druggists in the United
States and Canadas Price 81 per box, or packages
of six boxes for IS
JOHN ]. KRONER,
Wholesale Agent, 4O3 Chestnut street,
Philadel phias Pa.
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KRoMKR's (UPHAM's) HAIR DYE.
Fifty CsntS q Boz.

Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81. Natural
durable, BEAUTIFUL. Warranted to please This ar
ticle has been thoroug hly tested by DR.. Chiffon,
of New York. and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of
Philadelphia. who pronounce 1t free from all poi
sonous ingredients, and the material composing it
will not injure the most delicate hair
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers
everywhere.
JOHN J. KRONER, Sole Proprietor.
403 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphi Pa.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS LILLE BENNETT has tie honor to in.
instructions in u usio. at her residence No. 529 Il
st bet. 9th and It'll sts. and respectfully solicit
their patronage.
She respectfully offers the following references
Prot J. b. Daniel Hon. Richd WaIlach. Mayor,
Frsnck T-y!or, Esq, DR.. Alex. Mcdonald Davis
John +. Coyle, Esq
WASHING TON, D. c., 1864. ssp Il colin
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.-The IF
commence on the 5th of September, 1854. Oircn-
lars obtained at the Academy, corner l4th street
and New York avenue. an l6- eo2m~
DROCKVILLE ACADEMY.
- Sessien com mences Sep 6th. Entire expense
for Il weeks, $llO. Circulars at Star Office, ad
dress r. K. BURNS, PRINCIPAL
gu ee2m~ Broekville. Montgomery CO. :, Nd
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@. W. B0TELER. JNO. W. BOTRLHR
c. W. BOTELER SON,

O. W. BOTELER. JNO. W. BOTELHR
c. W. BOTELER SON,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, sILVER-PLATED WARE.
BRITANNIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS, GOAL OIL LAMPS,
JAPANNED WATERS. DOOR MATS.
FEATHER BUSTERS, BRUSHES,
WOOD WARE. AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY.
~ HOUSES. HOTELS. AND STEAMBOATS,
PURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
S1S IRON HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
H-eoSm between 9Th and 10th sts
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NEW RETAIL CLOTH HOUSE,
~ No 1919 Balnmore Stree.

BETWEEN CAL VERT AND SOUTH Sis
u. HENKELMAN. in addition to the MER.
CHANT TAILORING BUSINESS, has this dax
opened for Retail large assortment Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS.
Such BLACK AND COIORED CI0THa
BEArEk AND CH1NCHILLA OVERCOATINGS.
PLAIN AND FANCY eAssIMEREs AND GOAT
IkGS,
For MEN AND Boys WgIp
Also, select assortment nj g,od g.
zion Of those ing purchases 'Ae aIten-
Having unusual facilities ana . Ion.
he feels Op6dent of being able to meet k 10
of the RSsSept times. ss 'no wants
eepN-lR' E
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DROPOsALS FOR LUMBER.

~ 3Se' Pspet %. ga III
until sATERDAY, October %. 1854, At Il oeloes
m. for the delivery at this depot of Lumber OF
the following amounts, kinds, and descriptions,
i,5oc, coo feet A or l-inch White Pine common
5000 feet or l1s-inch White Pine common
$4,000 feet 81 or Pinch White Pine common Oul-
10000 feet "A or l-inch tongued and grooved
$500 fset < 4 Hsmlock scautlng. IL feet long.
$500 feet 3 x HenlSek scantling, u feet long
feet H HsRssk fsss
IS ZOO feet ~ Hemieef Joist. i feet long.
Hsmesk }o os as feet long ops
5000 feet x Hemlock yoist "a feet long.
hsRoek 5o Is feet long long
$4,000 feet 3 HemIock yoist, Is feet long.
HsnSsk 5Sis I feet
2s,oo9 feet sx9and 70 Hemlock yoist, Is feetIone
800 COO No. lsinch sawed White Pine sain-
I.So, geo best quality sawed Cedar Shingles.
Samples of Shingles and Laths proposed fer will
Bids win be received separately for each kind
and quantity as above specified. or for the whole
amount advertised for.
An of the above described th to be good d
tor appointed on the part of the Government.
Az OF me lumber contracted ior to De delivered
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con.
sidered and oath OF allegiance to the United
States Government must accompany each propo-
sition
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract
should it be awarded him, must be guaranteed by
two respons ible persons, whose signatures are to
be appended to tn guaranty.
der must be legbly written in the oposal.
Bonds in a sum equal to half the amount Of the
contract signed by the contractor and both of his
euarantors, will be required of the successful lid
der u pom signing the contract
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed toe high is reserved by the Depot Quar-
master.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed on the en-
Eelope; Proposals for Lumber - and addressed to
the und ersiened D. II. FUCKER,
Brieadier General and Chief Quartermaster
DC l7.td Depot of Washin Rton.
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PROPOSALS..
1ePosA ves 50RAeS.
os,ss 9UA.fsxnAsrns's USs,os,

Vnuwss SoAsfs ~ SRA uSfioS,
sealed a,s.s :, he M
kls1sndria and Fors aonros, Va. or .shs"1 e =,
BIDS be rsosi.sd sor Il: ss sh" ,'s 81 .s
or oats And 80 tone Of A'' or
sss: !, 'ss e.; si. T.
the a1ssnt;., Of each aIt'lr 4rapossd t. Be dsli,
menced. and when to ss oons plated.
The price must BE- written ont In words on the
', Corn TO 0. Up in 5000 ssoa, s.e.., OF .sva,
two beshes each Oats in like sacks Of about three
bushels eaca TnS SAGE 20 Dc ~ FINISHED without
extra tne =. eacn,siv hssd fns nay ~ne
IA nsrtieuIsr Kind or description Il oars aorn
r. i s Is ss1:s .ss.r tn. bid. s.r.. in
,,ted viii be subject 70 = rigid inspso ion b. the
iP;PsstS; ssisi, s .ss, \;
the lowest res,oSsibIe Bidder, =. the in.. y
:as s.es 81, a,srsS ana M ahs
The SicG eth WI, os .een' ,.m,.., HI.
ss sa' sc swS p 9,
contract for - s~n days thereafter, execute til.
s =. ot K. sona and
a .se1 sa p s9e Sia
o. Ito to ss
1ole Dlooe .ot tao o6f6Op 70 Whom TIE ooulSot
may be awarded.
| The tesponf1iiity o. the EusrAnEors must ns
~ RS ans o unsems or OF an.
anSsr Il: Tnitsd ststss aovsrnmsnt or rssvonsi.
% T. b II a1 Set.d o, tn. .oosn
| ,nce or ,siaction Of aeir propossIs
| 1T TSs mi nsms ana q address Of each bidder
,,n nrs he iesihiv Tritssn 10 the proposal.
a p Oo mnst he add rssssd 70 HEis Gen. D. q
Rusksr. Cbsef Eapot Qusrtsrmsster, Washin xton,
| nd .horIf he niainIv msrked tProp2ssjs
~, Ior. a1 s'on'' w ''@"'
Rond. mm eoual to the amount of tho con.
,,ot .snsd nv the Contractor and both Il al
tE4cL, bSnea ~ .on;.aS - tha an ccoas- ii MD
Suarantoss WI oS I :; nin" ths contrscs
aeP or niaae s ~ lids snarsntees and bonds may
| bla IoIms o! o,usj i E ut ~ ~ I'll. On AZ
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
| (Towp, County and STATED
1. tho a bser,b.r do a.resv nrano.e to fnrni,s
and dsIiTer to tSs initial ststsa ~ the onartsr
mssters r,partment At - o ssreeasly 70 II.
r%s so d.tS n &
~ ., ua.et ssnIns.on Depos' De'' o. N'na
the ioaSSTIinS aTtlcles, VIZ; h,.h. -.
popnos
oss nemn 9, oa's' In saeA1 Rel oosnei OF
tons n Of Balea Hay At - per ton OF ''ooo