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LATER.
LATER.
The Firenen and Butchers on the
RamPage-A Fireman Hurt-Snilcd
Eastern Wires Still Down.

LATER.
The Firemen and Butchers on the
RampnRe-A Fireman Hurt-Snilcd
-Eastern Wires Still Down.
SAN Francisco, July S-S +. NJ.
The 6remen and butchers refuse to join
in the procession tomorrow, because the
colored people have been invited to join
in the celebration.
Anthony Durkin, a fireman, had hit
arm broken by being run over by an en-.
CINE yesterday morning. .. ..
A number of persons owning lots in the
vicinity of where the fireworks are to bt
exhibited, have erected seats and are sell
ing tickets for the same to the exhibition,
The seats obstruct the view Of all those
who don't purchase tickets.
The steamer Sacramento sailed thi:
morning with $50 passengers and 1857.
GIL in treasure. -:s
Overland telegraph still Omaha'd.
Forenoon stock sales.
Imperial, $237 so.
Hale & Norcross, $3.50. .
Chollar, $40.
Belcher, S75O@760.
Yellow Jacket, 81, 0S5@l ,075.
Uncle Sam, S2O2 5O@l96.
Alpha, Sl,450.
Bullion, Sl5l9l4S.
Moscow, S3693S.
ophir, S49O@4S5.
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FRNIANIsM.-The members of the Fem
ian Brotherhood held q large and enthu-
siastic meeting yesterday afternoon at the
District Court room in Virginia. The
Irish as o body are waking up to a just
estimate of their oppression at the rule Of
England, and nowhere in America are
they so willing and determined to be
righted than on this Coust, and in Storey
county we believe there Is q more earnest
feeling in the cause than elsewhere west
of the Rocky Mountains. Oh. England,
if Uncle Sam and your revered lion ever
get ut outs. the Irish mericans will be
no good friends to the Crown and Scepter.
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BANNER PREsENTATIoN.-At about 0
o'clock tomorrow morning, the Yellow
Jacket Hose Co. will repair to the resi-.
dence of John B. Winters, Esq, and q
most splendid banner will be presented to
it by Mrs. Winters. The present is well
worthy ofthe fair donor, and equally meri-
ted by the gallant boys of the Yellow
Jacket Hose. The occasion Of the presen-
tation will be q pleasant n to all who
may be present, as the kind hospitality Of
Mr.. Winters is generally second to none
in this community,
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"OcEAN SHgLLs."-John Bates, Esq,
one of Gold Hills best and luckiest
miners, who went down to San Francisco
last week, in order that we might know
that he had not forgotten his friends here,
yesterday. sent US. and also to his next
friend, Bob Apple, a sack each Of most
delicious fresh shell oysters-all alive and
good as when they were shipped through
the bully Express. We are in an oyster
glory. WI s--n-
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To NEUTRALIzE OPPENsIvESgss.-1n
many forms we use disinfecting agents. I'm.
pure breath, caused by bad teeth, tobacco,
spirits or catarrh, is neutralizcd by Sozo.
DON'T. IT'S a healthful beautifer, and a
great luxury as a dentriice. The repulsive
breath is by its use rendered as fragrant as a
rose, and GOODNESS by friends or lovers will
be no longer noticed.
Sold BY all Druggists.
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4 PLEASANT RAIN.-It has been rain
ing ever since noon to-day-and a right
welcome rain il IS. For about three
months past there has not been a shower
in this region, until within a day or two
past. Welcome, welcome! It is bully
for the Fourth of July, Young America,
and for young ducks. 80
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A COUNTRY correspondent writing to
the oswego Commercial Advertiser, says
my little girl josie has completely
upset me-she has just come running in
-sOh, papa! papa! we lost u Presi-
dent. and now the Democrats have lost
theirs! JEFF. Davis is took!!'"
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JACKSON cCAL3 DISPATCH.
A Bold Attack by HiEhwaymen-A
Man MOrtnlly Wounded Deatruc-
tive Fire this Morning..

n bold Attack by H1XhWnymen-A
Man MortnIly Wounded Dcstruc-
tive Fire this Morning..
JACKSON (Cal.), July AT s o'clock
last evening, as J. H. o'Brien and VIM.
Ritter, with two ladies, were riding near
Michigan Bar, they were attacked by two
h~ighwaymen, a negro and Mexican, who
demanded their money. Mr.. Ritter, who
was driving, whipped up the horses, and
struck one of the men in the face with the
whip. The robbers then began shooting
one of the shots taking effect in Ritter's
body, and inf,cting a mortal wound.
The robbers were on foot, and did not
succeed in stopping them.
At about l:30 this morning a fire broke
out In the U. S. Bakery, and spreading
rapidly, in one hour the Washington Ho-
tel, Congress Hall, and Schlochter's two
story brick were in ashes. Loss, about
$4,000, partially insured.
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SALurEs.-To-morrow three salutes of
IN hundred guns each will be fred in
Virginia, one each at. sunrise, moor and
sunset. The dump-pile Of the Sides
Company, we learn, has been selected as
the spot from whence the salutes will be
fred, 7H . Bic.
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The Oregonian reports the discovery Of
several veins of excellent coal on the Cow
litz river, near its mouth. Also, veins Of
gypsum, suitable for the manufacture Of
cement.
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"BuBBY, why don't you 60 home and
have your mother sew up that hole in your
trqwserss" "0hpgo along, old woman;
oufsfolks are economiZing . hole viii
last longer than hpstch."
M - a.a-.l ~ EL.i-.
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HOSP CARRIAoE.-The Yellow Jackes
Hose Carriage, through the artistic taste
Of Mr.. Decher, the painter, has been hand
somely adorned, and will present quite Q
creditsble appearance in the procession to-
~a--o~ ,5 a url 1rkss
"o' 2ssT , earl ,VEJ T1Taa
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. v Notice.
mo SUPERINTENDENT OF MINES AND
MI Ii In storey c~ounty.-Thc Superintend.
ents Of Mines md Mills In this county are most
respectfully requested to suspend work IN their
respective places on tho Fourth of July, in order
TO give their employees q chance to participate ID
the Celebration. BY order of the Fourth OF July
Executive Committee. .
JACOB FURTII, Secretary:
Virginia, juno q, 1855. ..- ju2btd
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RA1x.-For two days past we have
been blessed with a light shower, which,
if it would continue every day, would be
most grateful to our parched earth.
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EXTRA Bully SMITH, late rebel Gov
eYnor of Virginia, is now d%enominated
"Surplus William" a most elegant aud
approprisss metonymy, 81 ytr1ev
SSITfuW Y4IQEHl' ~ kRu,l EisiBEs
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SAN Francisco, july 80 r. N

Ing The Decision Of tho Gas OF n
OPhir md BurnlnH Moscow, Etc.
SAN Francisco, July So T. NJ.
On Saturday, Speaker Colfax, Governor
Bross and party. were met at Benicia by
Judge Dwinelle, A. A. Sargent, Lewis
Leland and others, who accompanied
them to- San Francisco. .-s aL...-
The Yosemite dipped her flags in Q
salute as she met the Chrysopolis in the
straits.
At the wharf in San Francisco the
Mayor and Board of Supervisors received
them, and escorted them to the Occidental
Hotel.
The excitement on Saturday evening,
m Montgomery street, on account of the
pending suit between the ophir and Burn
ing Moscow, excelled anything in the
stock line ever witnessed here. The bets
amounted to q large amount-the Ophir
being slightly the favori,e. Policemen
were finally compelled to clear the side
walks.
The new Board of Supervisors were
sworn in on Saturday evening and the
new Board of Education will be sworn in
on Wednesday. .is .s''
Many of the passengers by the America,
who were wrecked on the Golden Rule,
are wandering about the city, insufficient
ly clad, and utterly destitute, looking for
work. ..... ......
The anti-negro disaffectionists failed to
secure Platt's Hall on Saturday night,
and had to meet at the Police Court room,
where a scene of boisterous confusion
took place, and n of the company was
arrested for disorderly conduct. They
voted to turn out in IN independent pro-
c~ession, and will try to have another
meeting this evening.
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And In accordAnce with the law, AMI an order OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on the thirtieth day of
Nay, 1865, so many shares OF each parcel Of said stock
as may be necessary will be sold at the auction rooms
OF Maurice Dore & Co.. No. 81 Montgomery street,
San francisco, California, on THURSDAY, the thir.
Y. OF said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thsreor,tegether with costs Of advertising andex
pen'e' u 'n0 SA B. wEaENER, secre..ry,
" 0dce, ll5 Montgomery street.
hstd. San FTApcisco, California
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NEW TO-DAY.

Bankers Notice.
0NHE UNDERSIGNED BANKERS HEREBY
J. give notice that on and after the nth day OF July,
le6j, We Will charge the required State Stamp on oil
Drafts and Certificates Of Deposit, when the amount
OF such Draft or Certificate Of Deposit exceeds -FOUR
h. +. HASTINGS & CO., .
BANK ri CALIFORNIA, -
WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
by j. II. Latham, Agent;
PAXTON 4 TIIORNBURGH,
\. RUHLING & CO. .
Virginia, June n, 1855.
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO..
By. Hcdley, Agent:
j. W. FLOOD { co.
Gold Hill, June 30, 1866. -Jy3m
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FOURTH OF JULY Programme.

FOURTH OF JUDY
Fourth of July
CELEBRATION
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
First Division.
Thomas Peasley, Grand Marshal, and Deputies.
Major General Van Bokkelen and Sta6.
National Guard. "t
Emmett Guards.
H4w Gold Hill Homo Guards. vi
Second Division.
virginia and Gold Hill Fire. Departments.
President and Orator Of the Day. ooh
Chaplain. Poet, and Reader Of. the Declaration Of
Independence.
Mayor and Common Council Of Virginia City and
r...IfE Gold Hill.
..r.- Car Of States.
Fenian Brotherhood.
County Officers.
r.. QermanIa and Virginia Glce Clubs.
Sons Of Temperance.
.s.' y Masons.' va .t
Odd Fellows.
lawyer and Broker.
MI Men and Miners.
MexIcans.
Citizens on Foot. .-s.rr
Citizens on Horseback and In Carriage.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Overture by the Band.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reading Of the Declaration OF Independencr.
poe. Music by the Band.
Poem.
Music by the Germania Glee Club.
. Grafton. .....u.-
Music by tho Virginia Glee Club.
Salutes Of IL guns will be fred at sunrise, &c
guns at l2 o'clock, and II guns at sunset. u.r
The Procession will form at o. o'clock A. n. on
B street, right resting ON Sutton avenue, and will
march on b street to Gold Hill thence through
Telegraph street TO Blanchard down Blanchard
to Main street, where It Will moot and join tho
Gold Hill Delegation; countormarch up Main
street to the Divide; and will thence march
through c street 70 Mil thence to D; up d to
tho Opera House, where the Exercises Of the Day
will take place.
Aids for LIST Division.
J C Corey, 'H L Rawlings,
w Hemmenway, FH go { II Van Gorder. OBJ
Aids for I'd Division.
Robson, E :. 4F Frank Denver;
Goliath, &c Clark.
r.a.t Aids for I'd Division.
John Spring, , A, Hirschman. ng
IA Rigby, TrFTsu. 1DeLand.
Aids for 4th Division.
w II Denise, ID. a. q d w Balch, r.
wv Woodruff.
The Grand Marshal will be designated by a
Scarlet Scarf. The Deputies by o Blue Scarf.
The Aids by aRed, White and Blue Scarf
-. - THOMAS PEASLEY,
FOL D. ". $780,. Grand Marahal
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Overmau Silver Mining Company-Loca.
ton Of works, Gold Hill Mining District. Storey
county, State OF Nevada. Notice Is hereby given.
that at q meeting OF the Trustees OF said company,
hell on the 18th day Of June, 1855, an assessment OF
my dollars per share was levied upon the Snpitai
States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office OF the
company, No. 6ls Montgomery street, San Francis
co. ANY stock upon which said assessment snalire'
1855. will be advertised on that day as DELINQUENT.
and unless payment shall be made before, VIII De
sold on Friday the 18th day OF August, 1873, 20
the delinquent assessment, together Win costo uo-
~vcrtIsing and expenses Of the sale:
GOMkR EVANS, Sec'y,
Once 6l0 MONTGOMERY street,
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Liberty Ono, Attention.

Liberty Ono, Attention.
THERE WILL BE a MEETING Il
L held ut the Truck House HIS
(Mopday) EVENING, Mt Il o'clock @~
Every member intending TO pRrtici. 49,
pate In the procession to morrow, Is expected to
be present.
Iy3lt w. II. Fl. LEE. Foreman.
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1 OF MARCH.

The R0IIOwInR will DO the Lihe Of
March Of tkel
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~Information Wantad

THE WIFE AND FAAlLYsoR Mr.. URIAL,
Spencer, Of Brooklyn, Long Island, are anx.
He was In Washoe about four 'yenrs ares .Inc.
when nothing has been heard irom him by IN
family, who are In destitute cIrcumstancet. Any,
ono knowing anything Of tho miIslnE nan Will
confera great favor on Instantly BY Gddreuluel
ss,I..ga MRS. A. LBHuTE, w.
JnD.NIGa 100 Fpltoa street, Brooklyn, Z.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
SAN RRANelsCO DlsPATCH.

~lsPEcrAl DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY newell
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-agHJG 1Ff!TECE
Executive COmmittoo.

Executiyo rCSmmiftec.
THE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN COMPOSE
Storey county: .l5I .E.H.n-s-
{. VIrEinia-A, W. Baldwin, c. I. DsDong, John
Spring, g.. y. 4Jones, Louis Feusier, Thos. Barclay,
Vim. Sharon, Jacob Furth.
Gold Hlll-John B.. Winters, N. 4. II. Bal, 8.
4. kellogg, joseph Binns, George AytSworth, L.. U.
Goliath, Lloyd Erzell. gTlG1aC
'Fowery-D.W ". BAlch, Dr. Buncher. ~|SN
Finance COmMittce.
VlrEtnia-Fimt Ward-R. Lowe, !. Z. James.
Ward-H. 81. Theal, Dr.. Cornell. Fourth Ward
D.. 2. Addison. u. NJ. Eddy; Lhs,. -. go.
Gold HllIN.A. Il. bah, John II. Mills J. D.
Blnns, Frank Park. g.BI
Eowery-TheOdore sklllman. DR.. Buneher. J.
p. Wheeler,
American Cty-E, F;.Gloyer, !; 4; Rigby,
JACOB FuRrH, Sec'y.E VI ~ Juls
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FOURTH OF JULY !

EvGg.No E.ggvqy@
7NHE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN CON.
prise tho selected oHicerS Of tho Day, and
Deputies and Aids 70 tho Grand Marshal
Hon. CHARLES A. SUMNER.
-r.u.a- President of tho Day: f. o. D~.
- Hon. y. @. WHITMAN. ~"
Poet .r-r
J.. T. GOODMAN.
Readet,of tho Declaration Of Independence:
LIEUT.. E. INGHAM.
z IQ5li II Chaplain ElE9Ea era
REV. F. 5. RISING.
Grand Marshal
THOMAS PEASLEY.
aa&4I Deputy Marshals: 24 a.
J. H.. WINTERS, J. V. B. PERRY.
&c. COREY, C.H. VAN GoRDER.
R N. GRAVES. .uETg RAWLINGS. NGr7F
u. GOLIATH, ra J.W. WOODRUFF, j
w. II. DENISE, FRANK DENVER,
%. W. BALCH, JOHN SPRING,
JIG, CLARK. be- IA. HIRSCHMAN, 81TEI
J. w. HEMENWAY, J. A. RIGBY. ,H13g.
isiaP ROBSON. Dliis
The Military, Firemen, and all Public Societies
and Associations, also parties from adjoining
counties, arc respectfully invited to participate
with the citizens Of Storey county In tho coming
Fourth Of July Celebration. All Societies and
Associations deslrouI Of joining In the Procession
on that day, will please communicate through
their proper officers 10 the Grand Marshal, on or
before June 18th, at tho store Of Jacob lFurth,
Esq, No. 8 South G Gtrdet' .1EaalF n..N ..-,
je2l ID TH0s. PEASLEY, Grand MarShal.
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Grand Reception Of Ms. CoIfax and
his Party-Great Excitement Pend.
ing the Decision OF the Case of the
OPhir md Earning Moscow, Etc.
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NEW TO-DAY.

TTncI. Sov SIIver NTIniur Company.oniee
No. "a ExcSanre BuildinCs, San fransiseo, CallISr-
MIA; Mine and TorksIocatedin Gold Hil Mining ny y
trict, Storey county. state OF Neyada,M = SoTSTTFru Ems =.
tees OF aid ccmpsny' held on the 10Th day q June.
4. D. 1855, an assessment OF my dolla . SsSoJ ~.
share wasievied on the capital stock OF saia I Tniid
States, to the Treasurer Of the company, w; y. naf
ston, at tho banking house OF the Bank OF Caiio1ns'
southwest corner Of Washington and batteLy stio 49,,
ment shall remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY, August
I'd, 1865, will be advertised on that day as dehnquentI
and unless payment shall be made before, VIII De sTiu
on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of August, 1853. 10 pay tne \.
delinquent assessment, toRether with the costs oiaa'
v~ertisng and expenses Of sale.
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CHrFor particulars, see bills Of the day. go e
Tickets now for sale at the Theatre. h. Jy3
Polhemus CompRny.-A Meeting OF said
company will be held for the election Of Trustees on
TUESDAY, July 18th, at3 o'clock =, w., at the COM
pany's office, Telegraph street, Gold Hill. BY order
ofthe Board OF Trustees. l.. BEG0N, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, July3, 1865. ur.a trrjy3td ID
Gold Hill Tunnelfng Gold and Silver
Mining Conpany-LocatIon, Gold Hill, Storey coun-
ty, Suite OF Observation-Disclosures are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account Of
assessment No. 3, levied on the thirtieth day OF May,
1865. the several amounts set opposite the names
ofthe respective shareholders, as follows:
NaDtsa, IertifcdisH. ShH. Amt
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURTS.

THURSDAY, October 10, 1865
Circuit oourt-Judge Alexander aufman & FL
linger decree for debt allowing him 81 sos s. and in
the event of that amount not being maid into tbe
Court before the 18th of October then certain nroner
ty mentioned in said cause to be sold - F
A Habeas Corpus was granted on the peiitior nj
Anna Ford, to recover the custody of her daugbtnr
The case being heard the child was restored r. ;,s
mother. A very affecting scene took place in tba
court room the mother and daughter rushing 70
others arms and weeping freely. N"eA
Isabella DAILY Jacob DAILY; bill filed for asdivorce
q renculo matrimonii.
Susanna Kelly VS.. Hugh Kelly; decree divorcinO
plaintiff, mensa ct tkoro.
Court of Common Pteas-Hon. Judge king-w
Heaffer VS.. A. Hemlein appeal from Hayward
Judgment reversed, and judgment for appellant for
$50. Y; costs below to be paid by appellant.
G. W. Duval VS.. John Mcintosh; appeal from For
rester Appeal dismissed by consent.
II. Knell VS.. S. Ellinger appeal from Forester
Sub curid. -
s.. i. lowering vs.. W. McCann; appeal from Hiss
y; Younghsim vs. G. Switzer; appeal from Dryden
'IWUgment afnrmed by consent
curia. appeai from indeH o"
superior Conrt-Hon. Judge Martin -Rarnum,
executors vs. Northern Central Ra;Iraad Tannan
oetoIe reported. Not concluded company
to 3l2 inclusive. AVE. ~'4 zoo 2'5 and q
Orphans Court-Hon. Judges Supnlee. A,a.,
Letters were granted on the estate Nc r.,
Pointer, deceased, to Mary Ann Pointer, AAV~as a
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& cH"s'N OF SALES
Government Horses and Mules,

QuARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, !
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept, ., 1865. J
Will,be sold at public auction, during the month of
OCTOBER, to the highest bidder, at the time and
places named below, viz:
NEW YORK
New York city, Tuesday Of each wcek-l00 Horses
each day. "
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Thursday of each week-l0O Horses
Philadelphia, Saturday of each week-1OO Mules
each day.
Harrisburg, Tuesday of each weck-1OO Mules each
day.
Harrisburg, Thursday of each wcek-1OO Horses
Reading, Tuesday, October 3-l5O Horses
Greensburg. Friday, October 13-l50 Horses.
Lancaster, Thursday, October l9-l5O Horses.
Plttsburg, Thursday October 2j-150 Horses.
Allentown, Tuesday, October 3l-l5O Horses.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Tuesday of each week-lOO Horses
each day.
Wilmington, Friday of each wcek-10O Mules each
day.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis. October g. 4, 5, 6, T. 9 and 1O-150 Mules
St. Louis, October H. r. 10 and 1l15O Horses each
day.
St. Louis, October b. Is, %. 27, 2S 80 and 3l-l5O
GIESBORO, D. c.
Tuesday and Thursday of each week-1OO Horses
No sales of Mules will take place at
WASHINGTON, D. C.
The animals to be sold in October are superior to
any heretofore offered to the public. The majority
of them are sound and scrviceable
1t is expected that at this series of sales all the
surplus Government animals will be disposed of
Buyers should therefore avail themselves of this last
opportunity to purchase.
Animals will be sold singly
Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ
Terms cash, in United States currency
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General
in charge First Division
se23-tO3l @. NJ. g. o.
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OFFICE U. $. ARMY,

= No. S SOUTH GAY STREET,
BALTIMoRE, Mp, October u, 1868,
ceived at this office until FRIDAY, October 81 1865
at O'Clock noon forthe purchase of about TW ELV
THOUSAND GALLONS WlIISKEY, as follows, viz:
Lot No. About 6.G00 gallons prime RECTIFIED
No. 2.-Ab9pt :: go gallons OLD RYE WITS
No. a.-Abggt $i$59 gallons PURE BOURBON
These Whiskcys are all in prime order, the pack
ages all newly guaged, selected with great
and will be found upon examination fully equal to
any Whistles that have been offered ill this OF any
market.
Proposals for FIVE packages and upwards will
only be considered for either lot.
Samples may be seen and blank proposals obtained
at the Offices of the following named officers of the
Subsistence Department:
COL: II, T. CLARKE, A. b. c. and A. C. G. s..
BREVEr BRIG. GEN. c. l.. KILBURN, A. c. G.
MAJOR GEO. BELL, C. s. Washington.
CAPTAIN THOMAS c. SULLIVAN. c. s., Rich
CAPTAiN E. D. BRIGHAM, C. S, Boston, Mass.
Andat THIS OFFICE.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids on the above lots that may be deemed too
low, or to Withdraw any of the lots specified above:
Proposals should be addressed Proposals for the
purchase of Whskey,' and directed to the under
signed.
Payment to be made in Government funds, fifty go
per cent. to be paid at the time of notification of
acceptance of bid.
Five days will be allowed after the acceptance of
bids for the removal of stores.
Bidders are requested to be present at the opening
of their bids.
The Whisley in all the above lots to be sold by the
PROOF GALLON, and purchasers will be required
to settle their bills upon the certificate Of the State
Gauger as to the amount.
By order of Brevet Brigadcr General Thomas Viii
son, G. S. Y. 5. A. W. IL. PARKHURST,
ocl3-toc2I Captain and c. S.