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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
Even So.

The New York Times, a Republican journal Of
great ability and influence, and, withal, an ear
nest supporter Of the policy Of the Administra'
ton, holds the following languagein depreciation
Of the haunting tone which pervades the Northern
press generally, when speaking of the people OF
the South. That paper says;
TO invelgA against the South, can only
deepen its sectional bitterness, and ALLEVIATE
ait al the more from the Government
To undertake TO exslt the Southern blacks by
dragging down the Southern whites would
only strengthen the animosities Of the two
races, and fit them for internecine war"
These words ore fifty spoken, and should sink
deep in the minds OF the Northern people
There is almost universal disposition among
Northern newspapers and their Southern cores
pondents to bitterly inv,igh against the South
and to misrepresent the people Of the South In
almost every essential particular. There Is neither
sense. Justice Il r maguanimity in such course
of conduct. Instead of lesking to heal the
wounds and soothe the reseltments produced by
a terrific four years struggle, it seems rather to
be tie aim oil these bgots 10 exasPeraie still fur
Their the people OF The South aud ALLEVIATE them
all the mole from the Government"
The South frank ' Acknowledges herself over
run and overpOwered by the arms Of the North.
And is it the part Of brave and magnSnimous
people to exult over her misfortunss and enhance
the misery Of her situations Let these Northern
editors and orators answer The question at their
leisure
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25

EPT THE MAYoRALTY.--A card which appeared
in the The Republic of the 2Ist instant signed
Justice and Humanity being calculated to
place me in false position by causing the feel.
inus and motives which influenced my conduct
during the war to be misnterpreted deem 1t ne
cesssry to state that have ever been opposed to
secession, and never, by any act designed or de-
sired to give aid or comfort to the objects and de-
s,rns of the enemies Of the Union. Feelings Of
humanity, whenever and wherever In my power
to relieve the suforings of my fellow.citizens,
prompted me to many acts of charity without
any reference to, or sympathy with, the CAUSE in
which they or their friends were engaged, and
therefore am unwilling now to claim merit
which do not deserve Of having contributed to
the relief of suffering families because they were
those of soldiers fighting for the CoItederGcy'
Ny four sons entered the army under the strin'
gent laws enacted by the Confederate Congress.
l am, and ever have been, Union man, and it
Is Simply as such that desire to present myself
as candidate for the sufftaSes Of my fellow ii'
Gems. On this ground alone wish to stand before
them. will again repeat what have heretofore
said, that If elected l shall devote all the ener.
giles of my mind and all the influence of my Of
fetal position TO restore that harmony and good
feeling between the North and South which ex.
ised in times past, and to revivlng In the hearts
of our people that loyalty to the Union for which
thew were noted In the carly history of the Re-
public.
lam, very respectfully,
yopr obed;ont sarvant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
confscation.

In speaklng Of the profound sensation caused
IN this city by the publication OF the fact that
tbs proUerty Of number Of citizens had been L.
~ Cd for evnaseation, the Petersburg EHdsE
says;
,,a nit When court can be held in Rich.
,oBd. and Jury is smpAnslled TO try the CUES
ton Of TACT involved in each case, most, If not
an at these libel suits will be dSmissed after the
Attendants have paid various taxes, and their a.
,,,,.vs have gathered various fees, but mean
,vbijs the productive capital, the motive power
og,,sae in that city, Is paralysed. No landlord
- All that " s.s Of burnt district, can build, be-
,,,ss he Is Is not certain that he will be allowed
tos1iOy. No enc can sell, because be does not
1,nov tLSt be can convey. No one can mort
-. hecsuse be is not sure Of his title. No one
- lend or borrow on pledge Of real estate, be-
cans, no one knows the status Of the security.
- Air,a5y much Of the work Of Improvement
-, hem suspended and the lsbors Of tie mo5t
.,,srpri.ing and pu0lle-spIitsd citizens have
o.,ss5 Thsrs Is no stimulus 70 labor worth the
: ne except the certainty Of enjoying its fruits,
80 This ,timulus the libel strikes down.
hAud hat Ulahe1 ~ WN4~S1 - NAaN ~ AeAAa NPSA
~, Who have the hiRhes claims upon the for.
,,..-sses Of tie Federal Government. Property
=. orally conservative, and the late war was no
svo.rslop to the general rule, so that We are not
.n,n-,,sa 10 and, in the list Of the ibeled, many
10 were branded as submisslonists By The more
.rasp, Of our fellow.citiEsns, and some who suf
ed imprisonnent for their UniOnism.
sIts 20 be hoped that some means viii be de-
vi,sd TO put stop TO these Judicial performances
Ssfor, the whole state is involved in the financial
gloom which has cast . sudden blight over the
reyiytng prospects Of our sister city"
Tbsre Hes the manifest injustice Of this whole
proceeding. Many gentlemen, who, four years
ago. were branded as SubmissiOnists," because OF
th.ir ouposition to the folly Of secession, are
placed in the same category with those who ad-
yoeatsa disunlon with all their power. Some Of
the very guiltisst Of these latter-some who had
bs.p untiring and bitter seeessionists for ten,
twenty or thirty years-have already obtained
ns,aon. and obtained it, too, without seeming df'
scpltv. Indeed, they had only to ask, and it was
forthwith given them. Is there any fairness,
then. IN Withholding pardon single moment from
tboss Who were q thousand foldless guilty
We entertain the confident hope that as a loys
and determined Union spirit now Pervadss the
piadI and AssFta Of every AOs0TaSl' nan u Viz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
RICHMOND, MospAY NIGHT, July 9

RICHMOND, MosDAY NIGHT, July %.
TIME REPORTS so riie upon the streets during
the day, that the military authorities would
not allow certain parties to hold Office If elected"
THAT IL men did not vote for certsin candidates
tLev would become odious with the authorities"
uthat pardons would be granted or withheld as
voters recorded themselves at the polls" that
one man was the Union and another the
Secession candidate" and that lone set Of voters
formed the Union and another the Secession
party of Richmond" are all MIeCHlEVOUS
FAi'SEHOODS, coined In the brains Of weak or
wicked persons for purely partisan purposes,
and unworthy the regard of any honei I, hono-a-
BILE man. For myself, denounce any and every
statement alying myself, or my candidacy for
the MayOraIty with any Secession OF other
partu iphatsoepeT, as utterly FALSE. As meI-
Der Of the hlchmond bar, at the earnest solicita.
ton of many citizens Of Richmond, | offered to
serve the people as MAYOR and have asked their
voTKs upon the sole and separate ground Of FIJI!
NESS for the Office and If elected it wi only
show that my fellow citizens suppose ne bettsr
qualified the place than any other person Of
feinp This of right they may do and assure
each and every voter that when the proper time
comes / can and will satisfy tire authorities,
STATE and FSpERAL, CIVIL and MILITARY, that
no treason was done by vote given for me
Let o man be deferred from voting as his wishes
aud Judgment may dictate, by these unfounded
| statements concerning the views Of the authori'
ties and Of the import of the RICHMOND election.
The plan Is to Brighten people who are weak
enough to be duped N. A. sTURDlVANT
! jy25-lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July pa delegation from
Lynchburg Virginia are here urging the repeal
Of the twenty thousand dollar clause of the am
nesty procla aation.
Ex.SaCretary of the Interior Stuart, Of Virginia,
arrived to day and made application for pardon.
Three of the large hospitals here have just been
cleared of all the inmates
General Philip Cook of the Confederate army,
who has been in prison here, was to-day re.
leased by the President. and allowed to return to
Georgia,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25

VIRGINIA PosT oFFIcEs.-Postmaster General
Dennison, on Saturday, ordered the following post
Offices TO be reopened and appointments made
Gordonsville Orange county, Va, s. C. Atkins,
Postmaster, vice T. B. Jackson; Capon Springs,
Hampshire county, Samuel McMullen is Postmas.
ter, in place of J. c. Waddle, declined; Famville,
Prince Edward county, J. L. Walker, Postmaster,
in place of Joel W. womack; Rapidan Station,
Culpeper county, John W. Peyton, Postmaster, in
place of VIM. s. Peyton; Keswick Depot Abe.
marie county, l.. Bremond, Postmaster, in place Of
William A. Rogers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL NAIL CAR IN
THE HUDSON RIVER MANY LETTERS
AND PAPERS DESTROYED.

New YORK, July pa singular accident, by
which the Southern mail, containing letters from
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and other
points South, was lost in the Hudson river occur.
red this morning.
II appears that the mail train due early this
morning was delayed, it is said by collision, and
when il reached Jersey City the small car contain.
ing the mail matter fell into the river at the fcry.
mistake was committed by which the car was
run toward the boat after the boat had left the
bridge, and thus went into the water.
derrick wa. procured, and men fshed for the
mails till nearly noon, when the car was raised
and the bags recovered. They were brought TO
the postoffice in an exceedingly damaged cOndi-
ton.
Among the mails are bags for Europe and other
parts of the world. Some of the bags were for
California. Many Of the papers and letters are
reduced TO pulp, and their addresses are entirely
illegible
The mails will be forwarded 10 their destination
as soon as they can be dried and arranged.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
TEE PH1sOxEss At FORT PULAsKL-A late 9a

vannah letter says
Alb. Moore, Charles Clark, A. @. Msgrath, R.
N. I. Hunter, J. A. Campbell, ]. A. Seldom, d.
L. Yuee, A. X. Allison, George A. Trenholm,
and others of ess nOtoriety, are now held as pri'
sousrs at Fort Pulaski. Trenholm was released
few days since to 20 to Hilton Head for an inter
view with General Gilmore. He went under pa
role, and without any gusrd whatever. Report
says that while at Hilton Head he conducted
himself in a cOntumaeous and unbecomng man
neT, and placed after his name on the no ell regis
ter Late Secretary Of Treasury, c 5. A. HOW
ever this may be, be was remsnded to the Iolt'
unC er charge Of Lieut.. Thomas, Assistant Pro-
yost Marsha
The prisoners Of Fort Pulaski are allowed con.
siderable liberty, and take thar exercise about
the parade and parapet with dsgree Of freedom
whi.h they could not have expected to have ac-
corded them. They are as cheerful ss could be
expected snder the circu Instances, but display
great nervousness and snx ETY. They eagerly in
quire the latest Lews from Washington, as though
more than half expecting with every ar
rival n find their spPrehensious realized. They
are upon the best terms vita the officers Of the
garrison, with whom, as with visitors, they readi
IL engage in CONVERSATION and lively debate, and
have heard that they do not refuse bibulous So
eiety with those WHO propose It,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25

pinia. the President in whose Judgment and ps'
triotic purposes we have great CONFERENCE.-THE
set this disturbing and harassing ecnfscatiOn
matter AZ rest. at once and forever.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
) .IOHNsT0N A RRO.-We have

ID JOHNSTON ~ BBO.-We nave
i the pleasure TO announce to our friends ana
the public Il we are again at ou- old busress,
having est ib. shed ourselves under the Powhatan
House, where we shall be happy to see all those
who wish to renew their business relations with
US. We shall endesyor 10 give the same satisiac-
ton to our customers they have received for
nearly rd of a century and but for tie IN
fortunate circumsta ace Of our entire stock books
and other evidences Of debt having been destroy
ed by fire. we would DO able TO be accommodating
10 our old customers, instead Of respectfully ask
ing them to examine their books and accounts
and inform Us Of their indebtedness, as we en-.
tirey trust to their honor TO Diet rmiEe what may
Our stock will be replenished sufficiently to
meet moderate demands, and shall be furnished
at the lowest market rates.
We respectfully solicit continuance of the
patronage so long enjoyed by Us.
p. JOHNSTON & BRO,
PhGnlx Drug Store,
jy24 Richmond, Va,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25

Statsrooms and meals extra.
No charSe for staterooms on the James river
boats.
Carriages will convey passengers from the
steamers in Baltimore to the depot FREE OF
CHARGE.
The boats make close connections and go
through without delay, touching at JAMES
TOWN and WILSON'S LANDING, going and re-
turning.
state-Room can be secured through to Balti.
more.
Baggage checked through to Baltimore Phila'
delphia and New York.
Frelghts received for all the above points on
James river and Baltimore.
HAsKINs & BRIDGFoRD,
Agents, at Rockets, Richmond, Va.
A. W. SHAW,
Superintendent, Baltimore.
CIV. PoULsoN, General Passenger Agent.
w. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent Richmond
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
HENRY X. ELLYSOS,
TEE OLD INCUMBENT. liz 24-2t
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
v H. AID.

OPEN TO JACKSON'S RIVER.
On and after MONDAY, July %, daily pas.
senger train will be run between Richmond and
stanton leaving Richmond at 645 a. NJ, and
Stanton at tbs A. NJ.
This train connects with the trains on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroads at Gordons'
vile, for points on that road.
passenger train will leave Stanton on Tueg'
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at g. A. ~, for
points West
freight train will lsave Richmond on Mon
days, Wednesdays nd Fridays.
owing 10 the destruction Of station build
ings, parties sending freight mast arrange
for its removal from the cars its arrival at dss'
tinstiou.
The accommodation passenger train is discon'
Il. D. WHITCOMB.
iv24-tf General Superintendent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
T H E CIT Y.
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

OfIco hours from "a. NJ. to 6P. NJ.
ON Sunday from Ito 10 A. NJ, and TO 7. Nj.
Mails for the North close at o'clock In the evening.
All letters FOR Richmond city delivery must be pre-
paid otherwise they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25

TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il Steamboat COmpuny.-1he Steam:
err PETERSBURG, Captain THOs TRAvERs will
leave here on TUESDAY, the 2bth Inst, at
O'Clock, 2. W..
Freight received TO-DAY, (Mondsy) snd up TO
2o'elock. p. ~, TUESDAY. Passage-S6.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modations, apply 10
DAVID i WM. CURRIE,
Office at Charles 4. Workman & Co.'S,
;voA-ol 18th street,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25

/" The Plantation Bitters have cured NE
of Liver Comp eint, of which l was laid up pros.
trate, and had to abandon my business.
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, O."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25

." = have given the Plantation Bitters to
hundreds of our disabled soldiers with the most
astonishing effect. q. w. ANDREWS,
Supt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25

- The Plantation Bitters have cured
me of arrangement Of the kidneys and tho uri.
nary organs that has distressed me for years. 1t
acts like charm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25

80 Ihave been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and bad TO abandon preaching.
The Plantation Bitters have cured me"
REV. J, 5. CATH0RN Rochester, n. Y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25

These steamers leave HASKINS i BRIDG.
FoRD's wHARvEs (nearly opposite the stors of
Col R. O. Haskins) EVERY MORNING at six
o'clock, connecting at Fortress Monroe with the
elegantly fitted up boats,
GEORGE LEARY Capt. BLAKEMAS
JAS. T. BRADY Capt. LAHDIs
Arriving at Baltimore in time the next morning
for the Eastern aud Western ira rs.
The patronage Of the public is asked for this
line, for the reason that Il depends up1n the pas
senger travel for it, support as it is the only lice
RAINING to and from FORT MONROE and NOR
FOLK not receiving SONS hundreds of dollars per
day from Government for the transportation OF
soldiers. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25

80 Thou wilt send me two bottles more
Of thy Plantation Bitters. Ny wife has been
greatly benefited by their use. Thy friend
ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
HENRE h. ELIXSON
Is candidate
FOR SHERIFF,
And desires your Vote. lily 24-2t

NJ Wv LIN
UNITED STATES NAIL THROUGH LINE
sTEANERs FOR
CITY POINT,
FORTRESS MONROE,
NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE,
Connecting with the railroad at Baltimore, Phi.
adhlrhia and New York; also, the Petersburg and
Cty Point Railroad, going and returning.
THE ELEGANT, NEW, FIRST-CLASS
E-WHEEL STEAMERS
CITY POINT Capt TALBOT
DICTATOR Capt. DEEEIEG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25

Il SPECIAL NOTICE.-My friends who wish
TO ship produce 10 me, or TO c0mDunicate with
me on business Of any kind, are requested TO ad-
dress Mr.. JOSEPH T. MORTON, Box No. 433,
Richmond, whom / have this dag authorized 10
act for Ice during my confinement by sickness,
and who will serve them rs faith ully and as well
as would. CLAIBORNE BARRSDALE.
jyi-1n
ErBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE!-The Origi.
nal and Best in the World The only true and
perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and In
stantaueou Produces Immediately a splendid
Back or natural Brown, without ipjuring he hair
or skin. Rcmed es TIE ! / effects OF bad dyes.
Sold by sll Druggists. The genuine IL signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
ap9l-3m 81 Barclay ST., New York.
ITCH. (Wheaton'8 ITCH.
Salt Rselan. \0iurment/ Salt Rhssrn.
VIII care tho Itch in Is Salt Rhsum
Ulcers, Cbilblains, and al Eruptions OF the Skim
Price % cents by sending 80 cents 10 Weeks Potter.
Boston, Mass, will be forwarded free by mail. For
sale by all Druggists.
WIN: II. SCOTT, Druggist, Agent, corner l7th ana
Franklin streets. myso---'n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT
De this day, Tuesday, at l0K O'Clock
y, 30 Washington square, corner Of
ing large variety Of Parlor. Dining
lniture. elegant rosewood and black
red in the richest description; Brus-
but little used. Also one
Arrived PIANOFORTE,
\, full seven octave, containing all
s; cost $500; Stool and Cover; costly
ace Window Curtains; marble top
Bedsteads, pure curled Hair Mat
Crockery, Mantel Ornaments, DO.
One seldom met with In regard TO
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JCTIONEER.
10 WORTH OF fas
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
FBLIC AUCTION.
Drawing Room Furniture,
| Artistic Bronze statuary,
Pier ana Mantal Mirrors

u Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
iamber Furniture,
Dining Room Furniture, en- suite,
ASS, SILVER WARE.
Yykat the elegant private residence,
treet, between Fifth and Sixth avs. !,
hg at l0H o'clock plecisely.
\ call particular attention Of his
this sale, the catalogue comprising
Bortment Of Household Furniture,
$ OF vertu offered auction this sea-
to order; the house furnished less
,nd Is IN complete order. Catalogues.
ire, covered with French brocatel Of
viz:-Tete-a-tete Sofas, Arm, Oval
Y RS; Ottomans. Rosewood Secretaire
satin wood; Etageres, marble tops;
e Mantel and Pier Mirrors; elegant
Yes to match, cost $500; Piquet and
ktble Covers, embroidered Curtains.
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
d Cover, cost $500,
ted city maker; Music Books.
STATUARY, BRONZES.
AZ Cole, Scenes In Switzerland, Ma
Vres: the Assumption Of the Virgin,
VI painting In the Louvre gallery;
g Family, English Interiors, Sum
by Lang; Fruit and Flowers,l by
hry, Mazeppa. Diana, Crusaders,
,kspere, Hamlet, Sevres and Dres-
laments, Bronze Clock. Chamber
IA walnut Dressing Bureaus, Bed
RE- a glace en- suit, style Louis XIV;
r Linen Sheets, IL pair French Blan-
Shades, Stair Carpet, Hatstand, Oil
u. Dining Room-Hertz' Extension
Irs, elegant sets crystal ruby Glass
.bns, Tureens, Dinner and Tea Ser.
7. Dinner Sat. 2OO pieces.
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DNEER.
GE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
u the elegant Household Furniture
ppe will be sold at auction, this day.
the elegant residence 1l0 Clinton
tween Firth and Sixth avenues. sale
Jock precisely. consisting OF Velvet,
carpets. Dining Room--Rieh French
Pts. rich silver mounted Casters, Sill
pms, Forks. Ice Pitcher, Cake Basket
Coffee Sets, Butter Dishes, ivory
=, Carving Knives and Steels. rich
Champagnes, Wines, Decantorst
ut Preserves. &c. large black walnut
black walnut Buffet, twelve Dining
E6gravings. Parlor and Drawing
ksewood Parl0r Suits, covered VIII
4 crimson and maroon, crimson ana
Fench satin brocatel; black walnut
toors s,vie OF Louis XIV; large Pier
iurkish Easy Chairs and Lounges,
nd Pier Tables, rich Lnce Curtains,
Paintings. Bronze Clocks and Orna-
d Parisn Vases, Corner and Book
ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE,
with round corners, beautifully
tn all the modern improvements.
On plate. French action, full TX 90.
y-Costly rosewood and mahogany
rble top Bureaus, Waslstands and
twenty pure Hair Mattresses, from
ade to order and in excellent condt-
listers and Pillows; Counterpanes,
~ds,s Linen Sheets, Ingram Carpets,
H, Toilet Tables, Towel Racks, Toilet
3 pets and Rods, mah0gnny cushioned
Lounges, Couch Beds, Hall Stands,
together, with . large and desirable
and Kitchen Utensils, &c.
attendants TO cart, pack and ship
q reasonable charge.
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b-CLOTHS, CLOAKS AND MAN.
sEY h CO., Auctioneers, will sell
D, at 1O1S o'clock, ut their salesr0om,
kMAN STREET.
TX Of Geo. Brodie, not received In
20 pieces Cloths and Cas-
is, Berthas, Nantes, Fringes, Vel.
IS. BY order Of Major Thompson.
morning Of sale.
4 ALSO,
same catalogue,
D Cloths, assorted sizes.
all in good order.
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PROPOSALS FOR BURGLAR PROOF SAFES a..

Sealed will be received at tho Office Of Supcrvs
ing Architect Treasury Department Washington g: un:
IN IL OF August 1885, FOR AL the Fire and Burglar Proof
Safes and Vaults required BY the Treasury Deparmenspror
70 August Is. 1865
ONCE personally BY letter The locks for the SAFES VIII Do
furnished by the Debamen but must be put ON by the con-
tractor without extra charge.
The safes arc 70 Be delivered and up within
Of order at their place OF destination In
perfect and the locks must be in perfect working
order when the safe In turned TO the proper officer
The bids per superficial foot measured the outside,
the price all charges whatever door hxtures
painting locks Freight and actual tranaporta
lion teIospt boar Of The services q
10 put upw be paid for extra All bids must be- ac
companed the bond Of responsible In the sum
OF Sb bidder will accept perform the contract
awarded 70 himthe sufcency Of The security 70 DC cer
by the Collector OF Internal Revenue OF the district
The Department the right reject or all the
bids Il deemed tho interest OF the government 70 do So
and no will considered that does not conform to the
requirements of this advertisement
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Safes ana
Vaults" and be addressed 70
ISAIAH ROGERS
Supervising Architect.