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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-07
ExEcurrvN MANSION,

WAsHISGroN, September 3, 1864.
The national thanks are rendered by tho
President to Admiral Farragut and Major
General Caiby for the skill and harmony
with which tho recent operations in Mobile
lIa"hor, and against Fort Powell, Fort Gains
and Fort Morgan, were planned and carried
into execution; also Admiral Farragut and
Maior-General Granger, under whose i'm
mediate command they were conducted
and to the gallant commanders both by sea
and land, and to the sailors aud soldiers en-.
gagged in the operations, for their energy
and courage, which, under the blessing
of Providence, have been crowned with
valiant success, and has won for them the
applause and thanks OF tho nation.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. }. GARDNER,
Notary Public, COuVcyRnccr, and
agent for the Hartford Fire
~ Insurance Company,
Mi fsAr, NtsrO

Every person, other than one holding license
as lawyer or claim agent, whose business II is 10
draw Deeds bonds, mortgages, wills, writs, ether
legal papers, or TO examine titles to real estate,
shal be regarded conveyance under this act"
I. 1naccordancO with abovesextract from ". s..
Revenue Law have taken a license and will at
icies issued nuartlard Fire Insurance, Company
.at low rates.2f WA1A Wv ~ft4E
= Deed and War blanks Of all kinds for sale at
the Drug store. VI a r -,
Gilead Sept, z. 1884,
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YANKEE NOTIONS, 60, &c. aqc


2, F-,! -i .,r ..frs... = 4
ftV t4t Jf tr41rr
These Goods were purchased at the lowest mar.
ket prices, and will be sold at very small advance
upon cost. All we ask is an examination Of goods
and prices to demonstrate 10 the people of this place
and vicinity that it isto their interest to buy where
goods are warranted, and where they can get the
full value of their money. ,r
Only giving you limited portion of our many
styles and varieties, we ask you to givops a call
before you make your purchase, and we will prom
Use, not only to give you good and desirable Goods
but will give you the best of bargains. ].
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LIIlEIiTY AND UNION.

GEo. n. PARSONS, Chahman.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR ROOFING FELT AND PITCH

cs , Be- ( ns, s I
Sealed Proposals viii be received At this ofi ,o.
deiverins In the City of Wasrin ston. D. @ the
following amounts Of Roofing Felt and pitcn w
Eignt hundred fS ~ barrels of Pitch, f'r Roofing
The particular kind or description Of the above
ders will be required TO furnish samples OF the ar
I Of e the of each article
will be required to be delivered within thirty t5
in in SIXTY e days therefrom. snd the balance in
ninety le) days therefrom. "
cop,sin not less than three hundred s pounds,
and delivered In good sound carrets ss,o oarfe's
to be srees By tho
will be subjected to ri gid inspection before being
accepted, by an inspector appointed by the doF-
einiAeA'' PROPOSALS
bid q. must also the full name and pest Office i'd
Proposals.. from disloysl parties viii not be con:
ers RG; Il fad!ss:fd ss ssfsF es
shonld be Plainly marked Proposals for Roofing
fe'' ana f'''n' GUARANTEES.
The bidder win be required to accompanylhis
viii at once execute the contract for the sane.
proposed in conformity with the terms "f s.
advertisement; and in the said bidder sho I'D
fail to enter into the contract, they to make good
the difference between the offer of said bidder AMI
the next lowest responsible bidder. or the person
to whom the contract may be awarded
shown by the official certificate of the clerk Of the
nearest District Court, or of the United States
District ATTORNEY. 80
Bonds in a sum equal to the amount of the con-
tract, signed by the contractor and both Of his
guarsntors viii be required of the successful bid
der Or bidders upon signing the contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We. the unders gned. residents of -. In the
county of -, and State OF -, hereby, Jointly
and severally covenant with the United States, and
guarantee in case the foregoing bid of - be
contract for the same with good and sufficient sure
ties in sum equal to the amount of the contract,
to furnish the articles proposed in conformity to the
terms of the advertisement. dated May Is, 1854, un
der which the bid was made and In case the said
shall fail to enter into a contract RS afore-
said. we guarantee to make good the difference be
tween the offer of the said - and the next
lowest responsible bidder, the person to whom
the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands and seals
this - day OF -, lo6-.
Witness: Seal
To this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate above mentioned.
The right to reject any all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quar-
termaster as well as the Rht to select from each
bid such articles at the price therein named as is
fesD'''1 - WAC b H. RUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quart srrnastar.
nv 25.td Depot Washington.
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IRA vELERS' DIRECTORY.
AND OHIO 8A1LRUaD.
~ o y $3.50

~ q - ssssssi IS
On and after sania'. April 10Th, ss4, Daily Trsins
will be run betw-op Washington and New Yorb
and Washingtns and The Vast, ~ follnwa
FOB PHfLAE6LPHiA. NEW Y0Rk. AND
ROST0N
Leave Washington at , 81 n. n. IS m. An IN
except Sunday .-
snnsS d.. NV Il ySSRk for PHILADELPHIA and
Passengers for PhiladelphIs viii tsho ce that
the b5 train Ia the 1tsst daily fn- Plils
dolphin
The train at ., p doen aos 50 Ph1ladslpaio.
and is for Ns,r York passessers skolashrs!v
FOR BALTIMORE
fsnye WASHINGTON at g. 3, y IN ~ y Ia, IL 10 N,
so N. $50 m. So N. and s.9' M except
On Sundays at 2 81 y LII, and ard o.Dpm
FOX ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
Leave Washington At sN IN. and and 80 p N
daily, except Sunday
FOR WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore 1t 40. ID. 7. aud 10 u m and
$50. AS and 80 p N. dsily. except sunday.
- On Sunday at a.4s and 40 and $50 . N. only
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at ~ IN and and i.p m,
daily, except Sunday
No train FOR Annapolis on sunda.:
n 20 through to New York without chang. Of cars.
Sleeping Car Oh I 30 p % train, Berthe IN sleep
ing car can be secured unit! p IN. daily. Al the
Tick ct Ofce after that hour they must he secured
The rst aud fourth trains from Washington stop
at all gay points. .,,.
sSSS dEo az kq1STz AGENT Wash
&P SMITH. Master of Transporra.lon
L. M COLE General Ticket Agent. apll-t
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INIT D STA TBS MAIL.
OVERLAND CALIFORNIA ROUTE.
Posr OFFICE pRpARfMsNY,

vashingtoa City March q, 1854 I
Of thi. p. Iartnent until p NJ. Juoe u, 1883. tt9
BE- decided ne1t DAY ) for CONVEYING the mails OF
Ts s tories Of coIui. Do Gran and NsyADI from
the lst Of October 1874. to tie s,th Of sepsembsr,
q seps1sa1.s and srfi,sI: ss;sp :pssiaed ooassi
tutins the overland ront to California
Route No. n,so-rrom Htshi:on, Kansas, or Saint
to Salt ssts CITY Us;h
Ing such Offices o may be on the route.
Schedule from Is, Of April to LIST Of December, q
L..v. Atehs, or saiSs Joseph daily, At =. M
Arri.e ct sals Lake City eleventh day. b, la. NJ"
u . aVei Iii Lake oity.eai,y, =. 1o.m.;
by ~ m. i24s hourly
Schedule from 1a Of DECEMBER to LIST Of April, a
ts.ys .,es is sI s;y
Git, s W.; JOAN ,..,,...,,
diy :; IS. ..rve. LAX.
:1 :1sSSs wen Solos.ao ss
With the main Hf i,ne so Vii be oonaidsr.d
If service on this rou.e A. e1ts AIDED be let that
oom%.nes Service s'o on The II july
raa 70 P 81 .s mail ''f
Utah TERRITORY.
Route 81 miles .nd
daily, supplying such Offices IS may be on
Schedule from LIST Of April TO 1st Of Deesn'bsr Is
1..y. s.lt Lake oisx s:,Iy; ...!g.n,; no
Lave Virginia City daily. At loa M;
"a s ~ sais Lake e'ty n1tA aAy' oSS g. M;
Schedule from Is. Of December to 1n Of April a
Le.vs s.,t LAX. f1,t W SsiIy j..s.m:
1f1iy. = Virginia ' Si s1 ssisn.h asa,
Es:;. ], ST. ~. Y, S ss :.;.s.s az;
II tie offended service invited on route u $50 ss
let to contraot. service on this route Will not bs.
Route No siai. ciss to ,o.omoi.y,
O1ns ~ :: n ana Be- OK
Schedule from lst Of april TO LIST Of December Is
zssye II foso9 0 Ill.,. s. nsi. q a.2 s;
1s.;. rs; v9. cit. S Ss s. 4 e., s; c.
Schedule from ls of Deees5- to LIST of april a
zs1iy. It FOLSOM City s NEXT day. 81, p. n tss
KIM. , :: G,s, d ss' s :: a., !.
18th. extended service invited on rogts l! 80 b.
let to contract, service On this route "1 not De-
Each route must be bid for sspar atsly with sep.
arate guarantee and certificates, aEd must provide
tainty and ,ecnrity using the terms Of the Law.
II win be perceived that the sshedulss for the
tinuous line from Atohison. Kansas, or St Joseph.
Mi'souri, r F~.som City and back. convsyins the
mail, each wav, In Is days eight months in the
syesr: and in 20 days four months in the rear.
Ior form of proposal, guarantee, and certificates
land for IL etructons, requirements, DC bio ders
referred to the pamphlet Of
Is 1868, at the principal post offices. Bidders
should be careful to post pay bids.
mh23 N. BLAIR Postmaster General.
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THE EVENING STAR.

POLLOK REpoRrs-Seeond Preetnct-Patrick
Flariiy, disorderIy; 81 Kate Newman, selling
whisky 10 o'dnrs; dismissed. Jno. McGraW,
drunk; military.
Tl,rd Prseiact- Stephen Reynolds, disor-
a.rIy; $3.50 J. + O'Dsy, do; s3H Sno.
9iobs, suspicion of larceny; dismissed. sem
drunk and disorderiy; 80 So Jno. Williams,
larceny of two horses and wagon laii Tor
court. Henry J Meyer and VIM ) Benton,
Indecent Language in the street; 23i4 each.
Por,rfh Precinct NJ ariah Parker. assault;
bail for peace. Mary Blu klev, disordsriy;
worhhouse. Josephine Mcdonnell, drunk,
derry 20. Arthur FL cd and Peter O'Day, do;
% zach.
F.fih Precinct -Marth Brown. disorderiy;
81. Rsbecca Brown. do SI.5o. VIM Thomas,
linz liquor without license; s20.5s. Jno DAVIS,
dr. unk; workhouse.
SixM Preeinet-wm. Ma,her. drunk; militia
~.
T.nh Prseinet-Mary Robertson, disorderly;
dismissed Michael Long, drunk; u. u. ".
Robbins, gra and larceny; q. H. Granam, oo.i
h ,use Loved SmiI.fs -5isorderly: dismissed.
A Idle Smiler, do; IS Julia Bacon, do; dis
"a g, ed VIM b. Davis, do; 50 John Butler,
as ep in street.; dismissed. John McCauiey,
d M L; workhouse.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs.-Michael
f~uI Of bail for peace. James Dorsey, sus-
p cion OF larceny; dismissed VIM. Bass, Jne.
p tine, Edw. Chase, col, disordnr'y 81 So each.
hn 10 sson, DO; dismissed Richard Coan s,n.
4 The sueet: ] all for court Thomas Madiran,
drunk and disorderly; 1851. Robert Andrr.
ST, drunk; locked up4 hours. Jas. Dewey,
60, do J R. Potter. assault and battery; bail
for hearing. Dennis DJolv, grand larceny;
messed Chas. Jones, drunk; do. George
III mwop. disorderlv; S25s. Bridget WEIGH,
do ard drunk; dismissed Maria Sha aha,
keeping a disorderly house, do; Edw. Con.
nelly. careless driving, do; Gustavus BAPTIST,
assault and battery, do; AUdrew Lewis, fight
Ws,fi. Ia. do do X o. Raughoh drunk, do !;
F; McDsrmott do, do; Peter Fagan, indecent
exposure si0.6i Ann BARLEY indecent lam
Jno. Ha sell, interfering with an officer, d 5.
MI sed; Geo. c. 40, Chas Wa IL, Jas,
MeI'o, sid, nehtine. bait for peace Geo. II.
Butter, do 81 So; Frederick Rines, drunk and
Of orderly, 1851: Overten Sylvester, assault
and battery, Jail for court.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE SCHOOL.

NJ FEMALE SCHOOL,
IIRs. MARIA G. MCCORMICK, late of Ale an
Srin, Va, having removed her school to Gam.
bridge. Md, is prepared to receive four or Eve
girls as boarding pupils. in her family Their
intellectual domestic and mo-: training will re-
ceiVe her most assiduous care. Her success, while
for years engaged, in Al-xandria, in educating
girls. is we'll known to all old residents of that
town.
Parents in this vicinity who desire further in
formation concerning the sd wants ges of her school
are respeet fully referred TO Lewis McK snzi., Esq
of Alexandria Va, or W. ID. Wallsch Editor Of
,he Washington star. Her terms for board. tn
ition. * C.. moderate.
Cambridge, Nd. where she has recently located
her school ia one of the healthiast and most de-
Zig btful village in the Union and has about it no
attribute whatever except such a. a prudent and
solicitous parent will approve in selecting local
ity in which 70 have daughter thoroughly edu.
GATED and trained for future usefulness.
ap S-dlm
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~ BALflhORk
Il
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asl1f g Sag Ho-,. Nc Itsa'.a!
. ssis'f bs = S;s F' .ss.s .rs
coz. . xs*t 81 g s. = sf&~s. -
faSos."o, asnsSI p.sib.s, ss.,sa:a.:., f Dye
ere. L:nsaor. Lo, ssirit. oosrs.i"s Of td:s.
Fright Z. ses sn.ss d a.a
Tsro.' so.s or o. sim 2, ss b.s,
Der. .r'.ins rom SOLITARY s.eits o. Y9eth.tas
:nd sNl'sr, m 1 20 s...l 70 sn.
G!ymns, BIZ ht os their mo.t hrilnsni hop.s o.
ss1nt''ipstioni. zsndsrins marriage. Ae.. 'nposss-
1oUNs MEr
sary Vor that Dreadful destructive habit Which
20 20
s.nins s:n..:. .ts e. iluss.T: 81 .iosasns.. 3
vAhsS II s1stsev the living i'rs NAV call With fsE
!1As ra I; z NyIacs;;
:, EIn ass IF a..
!ss a: d E.
On ..s mind
uueh tn be dreaded-Loss Of Memory, oonfnaioT
H,.1s,os e sosss, n'.rass tsss q sS
'"'" ''"'d'''' Il MARRI4sE
s1 a:ss sssps Psye. a %..t 10
shouId apply immsdiat.ly.
ss rsiseus oonsds In ais honor a. ar
snd confidently RELY upon a's stiii - PhvdeiAa,
oAsA fas! Siats.s, 10 1.s..sH.H0r
:ss :
been imnediasely relieved
70 sI,ss
yon: lIritss,Ii., T..% and Or "a
DE- IOHNsrUh.
don q M rom ao, on. ss on
lsgss the United statss ana tbs greater Part cs
=; md p q
some IT the most sst1nish,ns cure. tina, we're eve.
s.s ear. Sssn .slssp great si.r@:s
& :SSasD suass .,,, ss
of mind we're 0ar' Yd 5THsGi aHs
6.p asns,
tpm svil esmgsniy1s. OF .. seh-ol, tho effect. @
se.s n aSs' md :soaId .Se, md
COUNT, p. s d.9as =. sa :ssafs
snAtohed from all the prospects, and snjoynents o.
.Sa @ r.
MARRIAGES.
neoeesary REGULATES TO promote eonnuhisl As1st.
ness indeed. without these the iourqeS Through
hts b.esmss .eey piisrimsss tns Psospsos
ss st VIE dssp.ir and Oiled sithltis uasias
shoy rea. c.ions that the happiness Of another 5:
'hs'''G D 1:ss Isl ss o. ImrasDssez
WAsn the misguided and imprudsnt Eary es
M ssn o tass .'.:s
biiity, can alone Dofrisnd him he falls into the
i1s.p.Si. & easins slcs ss pssunisss sobstsses
keep him trifins month after month, Or - long q
tie snslls est fee can be obtained. and in dsspei,
ing disaDpoint.,ent; or, by the of that deadly
toms OF tbs terrible disease such e Affections Of
ul rspass until death rnts Sn end e
his dreadful suferings By sending him TO that an.
discovered country IN whoss bourne NO Travelled
OF1iu1 SOUTH sRlDlRioA Strict,
left hand side going from Baltimore street, Q fse
doors from the corner. IAu nof 10 observe name
VNo letters ,eos,ved anisss post paid snd con
tanning stamp to be used on the reply; Persons
s :ss nas .snd %
The D. : Diploma 1..s - sts Ues'
lNDoRsEM1Nr OF THl PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this instisutioH
sa'
Johnston, witnet ssd By the reporters Of he Bun
Ard many other E, . nSn hs.:
his sta ndine ~ gen tlemap OF character and re-
sponG bi1ity. IL sufficient guarantee TO the Il
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
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CHIEE oUARTERMAsTERS OFFICE,

- Waskinstos, %. G.. January 1. Iass. 3
Office Furniture, Harness, and eaddlery, are re.
quested to send to this Office, on MONDAY Of each
articles they are prepared to furnish 70 this depot ct
short notice, with the price of each marked in plain
req nire it, the article articles can be- Obtained
without delay, and At the lowest price. 80 80
auired to furnish the list punctnally Monday
morning. D. H. RUCKER,
ta5-H Depot of Washington,
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"A ehTu- OFEIOE GA PA. AVENUE,
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GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN AND WEST
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MERCHANDISE, MONEY, JHwELRY, vALU.
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PERSONAL.

ITO TIE POOR AND UNFORTUNATE-Con-
sultaton gratis from II to L IN. Medicines
without charge.
Dr.. BECHTINGEk,
Formerly Surgeon in charge in the Austrian and
italian army, informs the public of Washington
that be has just arrived from Paris, and devotes
bis attention To the treatment of all Kinds OF dis
eases Particular attention to females and pri vate
diseases. Fe converses in English, French, Ger
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character, gets names, reads the future has great
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CON FID ENTAIL.

" CON FIDEN TILL
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pleasure. or the duties of married life Also middle
aged or old men, who, from the follies of youth or
other causes, feel debility in advance of their
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me1t OF any one, should frst read THE SECRET
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Sent TO any address, In sealed envelope on re-
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EIFTH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT.-Notice
i is hereby given that, in conformity with the
ION. Election will be held Monday. the 9th
day of June next at the School House, corner of
Third street east. and street south for Mayor to
serve two years; for member of Hoard of Alder
men 70 serve two years; and three members Of
A SCISSOR for said Ward
The Polls open at O clock a. m, and close at
p. WM. SLATER.
T. T. TIPPETT,
JAS. Ii. RICHARDS.
Conn mi
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TlRIESEMAR-Protected by Royal Letters Pat
4 ent of ENGLAND: and secured by the seals Of the
College of Medicine, Vienna.
Triesmar No. is the efiectnal remedy foI Relax.
tenn. Triesmar No. 2 has entirely sppsrssdsd the
No. il the infallible remedy for all and
Secondary Symptoms, thus obviatins the ass Of
Each preparation is in the form Of . most asrss.
able Lozenee. Secured from effects OF climate and
four s. cases in one for So, and In 81 cases, thus
saving 80; Divided in separate doses As adminis.
Wholesale and retail by DR.. BARROW, No. 10
Blocker street, New York. ~
corner nth street. !. stGr mar @ Sms
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ORDINANCE, OFFICE,
~ WAR DEPARTMENT, , co.,
until until, TUE Be- the 18th day Of June. 1851, fer
be delivered in the following quantities at the un,
dernamed Arsenals. viz:
s-INCH CoLUMBIAD SHOT.
At the Watertown Arsenal, Massachusetts. 1900
At the New York Arsenal, Governors Island,
A tie Aiieshany Arsenal. ritt.bnrsh; 1000.
Atthe st Louis , Arsenals: Missouri: 1900
SINGH MORTAR SHE'LL.
At the New York Arsenal, Governors Island,
At the Wateryiiet Arsenal. New York, 5000.
These pro,ectiles are to be made of the Kind Of
metal and Inspected after the rules laid down in
iron for columb,ad shot to be not less than 5000
lbs per square inch, and for mortar shells not
At 0s II s
The pro5eetles are to be Inspected At the foundry
free Of charge for handling aud transportation,
Deliveries must be made at the rate of not loss
opths :s:L say e lyme: isSa: - W . 1890
humber he may nay fail to deliver at that time. "
and tsb proposals must be made for the shot
Bidder viii state explicitly the Arsenal or Ar A.
number Of projecties tkey propose to deliver It
each Place, # f9r more than ens: ....-
who are known to this Department to be capable
hsn those cast in his own they viii Be
Bidders viii enclo1e with their nids the written
acknowledgements of their sureties over their own
Pfsss S e. os Si
Upon the ias s3ssd ibein suscessful bidder.
will be notified and fnf9IeHs ith forms Of con.
The Department. reserTss$4 ieht to reject any
or 1 Gem
f. RsG%saX osdet e.
p. Si!I
ORDsASoE OFFICE r., n,,.,,.r,,
ant a. X
The ;s. delivery at the NeT Xolk Arsenal q
.s E.h ths ' e
where made. Deliveries must be made in lots Of
R RSos namSss bs sesk
vi Ss;;s ;:sssss tin.
number he may fail to deliver q that time. -
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tent to execute in their own workshops the Work
Each party obtsininE contract will be required
shseI into ponds Win approved sureties, for its
Bidders win enclose with their bids the written,
acknowledgements Of their sureties over their own
signatures. ~ 2l1a7" 800
Upon the award being made, saacessful bidders
VII be nc t and furnished vita ssEms of con-
The department reserves the right to reject any
or al bids ifnoL deemed satisfactory. -
Proposals. will be addressed TO BRIG. General
GEuRGE D. RAMSAY, Chief Of ORDNANCE. Wssh.
IN gton D. o. 81 and with De endorsed .pprouosais
for Light Cavalry 6sbers - E"Ae
-! GEORGE D. RAMSAY.
my u.eotd Brig Gen. Chief of Ordnance.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-30

THIRD wAeD-sECOND PRECINCT Notice
! is hereby given that, in conformity to the
An election will be held on Monday. the 9Th day
ofJune next. st the Model Market, the corner
years; for one member of the Board Of Aldsrnen,
10 serve two years; and three members of the
Board of Common Council, to serve one year; and
Assessor to serve two years for said Ward.
The Polls open at O'Clock q. m. and close at :
p. m. A. ADAMSON
CHARLES F. WOOD,
GEO &. WHITING,
Compai