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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

In a iuREr --An accident occurred on
ons OF the English railroads, recently, aud
several pcfsons we're killed A young mobiles
man was seen running about in search OF his
vale whom ho feared was among the victims.
Presently one Of the guard came up 10 him,
and said, my Lord we have found your aers
sant, bot hc la cut in two" Then" aaid
be, with regular pundreAry drAwl "be
sWood enough 10 see 10 what hall no has
gwot The ksy TO my oarpstbag"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
oArHARINE MAsrs ESTATE.

~ underrgned has been duly appointed Ad.
Il minlhttator OF tho Estate Of OalhaTino MAnt,
lats Of ontgomety County. deceased. All per, ona
Indebted IN Tho estate arc requested 10 make inIns
diate payment, An1 those having claims agalna the
same viii present them, duly authenticated, 10 the
undersigned for allowanoe.
WASHINGTON MAST.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

An ancient colored woman At Chattanooga
aaeortAinInk where tho freedmen's bureau
vas kept, called In tho other day aud aston.
iahed the clerk by her confidential diaolosurs
,owit' II have come for my bursau, now
give mo pretty large one with gIass ton ,
have - washatand a, home, but Ills too small
TO put my hiina in"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
IN DYSPEPSIA.

And sstteuianttrain Of symptoms acts mora ith I,
AUiAhh than medicine There iH nothlug in the
whole range Of hatcns Madica that oAn Tor mo mont
bear comparison with In this diaesse
nili account Of this wonderful nlnnI tnay bf touh
n lhe eleventh edition Of the United AlAtss Dspsns
htory, pages 1857 and 1885
series OF pIpsrlmantAin In which Ia. nun has boon
TOT yoAts engaged has uHt beon brought 10 Huooogs
tu termination, aud he iH now enabled 10 oiiof 10 th
phhlio accumulation o. uEDNON with other auprovod
tonicb, the whole preserved IN thA best quhity OF
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, Wiaph he is d6nH
dent has no equal In the world
He might furnish v0lume OF rartiHoates bitt M,
public have long aDe learned 10 estimate au6h thing.
~ their true value, Ths safest plan s for ayery o
iotssuof himHelith virtues oih nov medicine
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

AtAn opota, n short time since, one gem
tlemnn pointed out dAndiRad looking IndI.
v'duAl TO friend, ~ sculptor. "WhAt."
said hiA friend, "snch u looking chap na that
. aculplorP Surely you must be mistaken {"
He may Rot be the kind of a ono y6n mean
said the informant, "but know hs chissled a
tailor out OF n suit Of clothes last"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

One of tho most noticeable featnrea in the
lAle vote on the Constitutional Amendment,
In this Stats, was the fact, that nlnO-tenthn
Of the returned soldiers voted against II u
Indeed, II "a Almoh universal among such Of
those As had besn In the Slave States, - Hart
ford TRsG ba.e.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
HATATE

nY virtue Of and In obedioncs to an order of the
ID Probate Court, OF NJ ntgomnry County, Ohio,
will sell al pullic sale on Saturday the twenty,
eighth day Of October, 1900 Al tho Court douna At
o'clock IN the following real estate, lclongn1 10 thu
estate OF Henry iiagod0m laleo called sInith) da,
ceased, 20 VIII atuate Ia tho oity Of Dayton, IA tho
oounty OF Montgomery, in the htAls Of Ohio, on
Fnon street near tho Dayton aud Michigan Freight
Depot, Lot numbered eighisen hundred aud nnaiean
ilhlel according TO the reylAei plat of said city OF
Dayton,
TN said premises In erected large brick house
with ten rooms, which was appraised At thirty els
hundred dolrs (sJ,o 900 O0) aud uan not sell Of less
than $500 90 roe of dover Terms ofaae ona third
cash, one third IA one, and ona third IA two years
from day OF Aae, th lntsrsat nom date oft ale aud
secured hy Mortgage on Che premises,
August, S4th lHah,
wENDEtIN BOHELHAMER.
Administrator of Henry HAEpdorn, doc'd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
stanton and Holt Sharply re
buked.

The Secretary " War and Judge Advocate
General arc 40 vastly ia love With their aye
tom Of overriding tho courts Of the county, 10
try citizens. by military commission that they
lately caused TO be printed for general dis
tribution, a large number Of copies Of the
speech ofJohn A, bingham, aud opinion OF
Attorney -0eneIAl Speed, which we're made 10
their hands, In defence Of military or civil
Law. These evidences Of tho loss Of one Of
the deAreS, rights Of a iree poople these wor-
,hies had the cf'ontcry to ptint al the public
cost, and forward through the mail FREQ Of
postage A package Of these documents hay
ing bcon sent 10 Hon. Charles A. Eldridgs,
membsr OF Congress from the Fourth Drstrql
OF Wisconsin, bo returned tho following
manly aud oaustio reply
"Foed Du Lao. sept "a, iso6.
Judge A ivocato -oeneral Holt
My DeAR SiK--1hs following circular lel-
ter addressed to me, has boou daily raaeiVed
TO wit
"wNa DsrAarrssr,
BuaHAu o. MiETAGS ~ res,
wAaHssroE, sept ~, iseo.
by direction OF the Secretary Of War, q
number OF copies Of the argument OF How.
John A, Bingham, IN tho case OF tho ASSASSIN
conspirntors, and also number Of copiea OF
tho opinion VI Attorney General Speed, asc
sent lnoloaed in envelopes TO you, In order
that they may be we'll distributed throughout
youf district. IL !, especially desirable that
The legal profession should bo furnished with
the information which these documents COM
tain. j. HOLT,
Judge Advocate -uensral
"Tbe copies Of the arguue ent aud opinion
which you desire may be we'll diaributed in
my diSrict. aro Slso received Tho import
Anco Of Il 10 yourself and the Secretary Of
War may or may not justiiy the large expense
consequent upon the publication and dStri-
button. The people OF my diafict will not |
presume mind the expense IN these times Of
light taxation, But trust Iou will pardon
me the suggestion that black and horrible As
u the orimo IN tho consideration Of all good
men Of tho assassination Of President Lin.
GO o, neither the backne,s Of that crime nor
the Arguments and opinions Of these learned |
gentlemen, will prevent my constituents aud
when the history thereof comes " DO written,
posterty generally, from branding military
trials OF civilians aa iniAmoua violations Of
our Constitution aud laws.
"Do not ! pray you Halter yourself that
you and tbs Secretary OF War can by the cir. |
culaton Of these documents at your own or
the peoples expense, oonylnce your couplry-
men that arrests without warrant imprson.
msnt without trial, sentences without con.
Vielion, trials without indictment or Jury, and !
the worse than moekory Of your victims
IN military trials nre any thing hut crimce--
q A - A A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE


I will oner al Public sale, oa
Saturday October n. 1880,
my hIm, containing about s5 OF choice land In
good state Of cultivation, Tho improvements arc
Two Brick Houses one large two story, with ton
rooms, good store room apAched, we'll shrlVed,
with good counters, desirable 10 iatOn Or oounrJ
store, good wo ~ waler ~ tho door, good smoke
houAc wood house and other out buildings. The
other house suitable FOR y small Amy Also isfRe
bank barn, corn CRIB, wagon shed, so Also ts0
good orchards with choice varsity Of fruit trees.
haid property In that trmerly OHned by Abram
huifar, dec'd and known as tho Hunarylla pro,
party Bale 10 commence At O'Clock r. M when
terms Will be made kaown.
DANIEL n. HuFFER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

Michigan national bAnK Cashier vent 10
Chicago lately 10 depoait $4,000. Tho Di-
reolors went on wssk attsr and found the
cashier drunk and minus tho $40 600
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
FARM ron SALE.

4 onsr my farm for sale, situated Que pnd quartz
Il miles south ol e,hne miles south ol Day
toni lies onesioprlh Of mile aant Of the Dayton and
sAd pike TO Spring Valley, containing A2 acres 10
aorss In timber, balance beat quality of ullAhls land
Tbs Improvements are good Two hlory frana house
= large ffAms tobacco barn, wood house and other
outbuildnRs, good orchard OF grated fu aud plenty
OF stock water the year round For particulars apply
% JACOB QAkMoNf, ON the premises, or 10 JAdGA
KELLY Real Esiais AgsRt, Dayton.
sap 10 stW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

A South OarolihA paper AaAsrts that ord6 .
have been iasaed by the Government dirsot-
ing the restoration of tho Asa hlaDds TO thoir
original owners II will be remembered Tint
thsse Islands were set aaide BY trdsr Of aeL :
erAl sherman Tor colsted colonization.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

II 10 bad sign to zee man with his hat
Oh at midnight, explaining the theory and
principles Of Republioanism 10 . lamp
post
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

A erasy physoian In Wisconsin sho
his daughter dead and then cut his owl
throat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
CLARKE COUNTY.

The Democracy of this county did nObly a,
The late election. Last year the majority
against General Mcclellan Was 2O2O The
majority asainat General Morgan is 1914.
Making a Democratic gain Of s06,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

A negro has been arrested in Norfolk, Yn.
for Aelling aAusases IN which tho claws Of ,
kitten wero found
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

About year ago the "loyar" republicans
OF 0feens county, Wisconsin, undertook to
demonstrate their excessive loyalty by nal.
treating man named Stevens, whose politI
oal aenlimeuls did not accord with theirs. $3.50
MT sisvens lately took II inlo his head 10
Civ" this sort Of loyalty q legal test, and
brought suit for that purpose before tho
United States court sitting At Milwaukee. -
The result was that he recovered against the
loyal defendant tho round sun Of FIVE
thousand dollars.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

A Richmond correspondent of the Nov
Yoik HorAld writes that thers s man In
Virginia who indulges N the Wild speou lalion
Of buying negroes tmkneipated by the caving
Of the Confederate gJvernmont,a, ten dollars
per head, IN the hope that the United States
government will ultimately pay the full price
Tor them, He offers ton dollars In gold, for
right OF property in each negro, and has, II is
stated, made some Purchases and paid the
money.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS.
THE BEST REMEDY
II Q G II II Il,
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE Take three tss
sponfu Of the Pain KILLER IN about hall pint OF hot
water well Hweetsned with mOlataes, the sttack Ia
coming on, bathing freely the chest. lack and bow
With the nleoic'ne, ~ lhn same time. Repeat g. .
chill Should II produce vomiting land II probably
Will lfthe slomach ls very ftuD, lake little palh
Killer In rold water bwaetensd with sugar Af or each
npAsm, Perseverance, la tho hboys treatment has
las oursed many severe and obstinate oAssA ~ this
dsooss
SOLD NY ALL MEDICINE DEALEns.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
CLEGG'S HALL
Monday Evening, October 2S,
vARiAN-HOFFMAN CONSERVATION.
ONE GRAND CONCERT,

ny The Most Popular and Talented Oonoeri Troupe
Bstorn tho Publc,
Madam charlotte VarIAn,
The Great Concert PrimA bonns,
Mr., 0eeTgc simpson,
Tae kminont English Tenor.
mr.. y. YarndlsY,
Tho popular VlolnHt
mr. EdwaPa Holman,
The distinguished Piaalnt and Composer.
Admission 30 cents, HsserVod Seats, TO cents
Bale of hotorvsd BeAta al beH Kennsy's Music
store, commencing Saturday at o'clock
Doou open att Concert AZ = o'clock,
The beaunfn KuAbe Piano, used at this Concert, Ia
kindly furnished nom the Wararooma OF Mossra
RsE Konney, Agents for this city. ootIe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
WITHOUT A RIVAL I

And Justly deserves the reputation Il has 10 ionx on
Joysdin Central America aud the West Indies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

Butths browning glory OF bis life remains to ba AT
tahad Ia HE discovery, or rather cOmbnA for hs
upes not oaln 70 have been The diaooVsfef OnpaoN
which " the basis OF tho Bitera now odsrad 10 tho
public That honor belongs ~ the native inhainaniB
OF Central America 10 whom IT, virtues have baeu
known Tor moro than two hundred yearg Artncd
Win the Indian bids defiance 10 the moat doadiy
malaria and handles, without fsar, the most venom
thsto Ia breath In tho body the Csdron a poteni Ia
cure, no matter what tho disease may be-
While Dr. bullia not prepared to endorse this "a
INhkaht pretenEionhe 10 sneVarthelesB satisfied from
Athoroush examination Of the evidence relating 10
~ virtues IN q as tsnedy aud preventative Tor ali
diseases arising nom exposure, either TO change of
weather OF climate, or TO mlssmstlu innuenoss Il
stAnds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
WASHINGTON d. c., J.y q, 1853
PROPOSALS for BURGLAR.PROOP
SAFPS-sFALF

IL SAfES.-sf ALrD fhOfOSAl.o VIII DC trOriseo -
the Office Of Supervising Architect Treasury DspamsaA
Washington D. c. until IL Of August Is, 1885, for I'll the
ury Department prior 10 August IL, 1860.
Plans and specifications be obtained by sppieaaos
this office personally or by letter
m. locks for tho safes wi be furnished By the Depsmss
bit must be put by the contractor without extra charge
The Safes be delivered and 81. Up within reasonable
time from date order at their place Of Destination IN pee
ondition and the lock be in perfect working oe9
when the turned to the proper officer The ods
to he for superficial measured the outside and Ne
price 70 cover all charges wstevsdoor fixtures p.inne
&c e. except locks Freight and actual transportation 81
penses (excusye boar Of mechanics, II the services .e
bio ones cannot procured the place where the SAFE
be put up. viii be paid for extra .
Al bids be accompanied by the bond OF two rspee
bic peron. Ia tho of 900 that the bidder VIII aoo
and perform the contract awarded to him. the sufhcea9
tie security to be certified by the Collector Of ntea kss
nue. of the District The Department reserves the night ten
iect any bids II be deemed the interest o. the oovsS
m@n 10 do so bid will be considered that docs not ~
form TO the requirements OF this advertisement
Proposals shout be addressed "Proposas for saies ~
ysnltsU and be addressed to Supervising ArchsssA
ISAIAH ROGERS, Supervising ArchiieA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Proposals.
NAVY DEPARTMENT..
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
fnlv n l8t,,.

BUREAU o. EbovisioHs ro.-'
NLOTHING.-separate PROPOSALS, sealed
" and indored Proposals for Navy Clothing ior
will be received this Bureau until o'clock p % on "
Ilh day of August for furnishing and delivering
ceiyinc thirty day. notce) the United states navy
Al Cbsre.own Mass and Brooklyn, N T., AZ S
former and w third, the latter yard In sucn nuno
and at such times may be pecihed oy t
of this bureau or by the commandants the SAID IL
the numbers and quantities o, The &
crs of Clothing boys sizes) specified in the following NV
VIZ:
500 Blue Pes Jackets
900 pairs Blue Satinet Irowser
1000 pairs White Duck Irowsers
1000 pairs Blue Flannel or Knit Drawen
LOCO Blue Flannel Overshirt..
1000 Blue Flannel or Knit Undershifu
1000 White Linen Frocks ILL. .. On. o,.Ion
DH.rs may be made more aflcirs =. "o op a.
NJ ths bidder and In than one article Is
the offer the Chief Of Bureau will have tho mi
cant on. or more Of tine articles contained IN sucn oi
reject tho remainder The price must be rnVon an ~.
MIMI embrace all Of any drf'eIes ses'rs'd'
The materials Of which the above named article. Of
srs 10 be made must conform IN all respects 70 .s
standard for mems garments and be oil the same dummy
the samples at said yards , A.. r,.r.ctors
For schedule Of se bidders referred 70 the md
AZ the boston NewYork and philadelphia Navy afdsi ~
far Information as to the laws and regulations TN
forml NJ contrscs tho Offices OF the sevef Co
msndants of Navy. Yards and Navy Agents
The Department the right to reject any proposal
not con,d-rsd advantage Gus to the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

We will offer for sale. on the SECOND DAY OF Ocr3
BFR 1865 the premises the valuable iron fropery an's
a, THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, "iihot@ -
Of Land about good aiming Land Cleared mo iaS
fence on the Cumberland River hity miles soovs
nlouth in Lyon County, kentucky embracing G - ~
complete Rolling MIL Forge with twenty N9pp.nt ~
Machine Shop containing Lathes Boring and rsnns m
chimes with Boiler and Engine to run separsse ron -
with Gr-t Mill attached. large warehouse piy 80.
Store Brick Office. and large number OF Dweli9r lo'
men Also about forty thousand bushels oil Ssoae eos
sixty thousand bushels Of Charcoal
The above Iron Norks have been In successful ep@scs
number of years. sud the reputation Of the Iron fully s
superior Charcoal Iron yearyunsu passed by any manl
tory in the United States Tue facilities for oosaH ~
ron are superior any ia the West hsr ~
Ing three charcoal furnaces within 10 three nies
Mil capable OF producing seven or eint thousini 'Aa
Fig Iron yearly. . ,a
The facilities for obtaining cheap supplies OF Corn SSs -
other articles unsurpassed. <.c
Shipments of Iron be made TO the mouth fas Cs~
beTland River all seasons OF the year
TERMS OF SALE. ,. u
The Rolling Mil Forge and Lands thereanto afsnr
Tools enbracin. Mil Force aud Blacksmith Zoos 40,
ing scales are be sold credit Of ore tSo 80
tour years from date. with approved security sai H'
tanned until tho purchase money Is paid.
Il 10 understood that the purcnse u the MIL sn'
lures to take the wrought iron snd cast rea P
coal charcoal farming tools. carpenter tools corn ny sr~
cattle hogs iron safe and fixtures In ONCE
medicine etc. and pay cash at fair vauni'n W.. - n
ested men FIX said vsnstion 10 ease they do n''
call IN third man. .......t, .s~sr
The object Of the sale 10 TO ciosS up ssa Pa''''T
ably to the articles OF copsrtnersilP a., -, .,,..rv
f.p;, .l;,,. Wishing to invest In prohiooe ron vr2
will do well 10 examine the same, where coupe'ens meu
be ready all times to show the pr9peIsy ana 81 i,saa
until day OF sale uiLb">' 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
WAsBISGroy. n. C.. July rs. 1868
PROPOSALS for HEATING APPARATUS.


il SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received at the Office
OF tho Supervising Architect, Treasury Department. Wash
ington d. c. until IL of August Is, 1868 for all tho i'm
proved Heating Apparatus ho water Gouds patsnt that
may be required for the public buildings Ia charge
this De ent prior 10 the 18th OF August, 1896
The apparatus required will be the hot water system or
hot and low steam combined lGoulds psen
and bidders required furnish descriptions plans OF
their mode Of construction.
The Apparatus must in all cases be furnished and put
CON pee within reasonable time from date OF order and
be ia perfect working condition when turned over to the
proper officers. . =,
and the price all expenses whatever Screens
painting cutting OF constructing masonry. &C.. T. the
freight and actual transportation expenses mechanics the
services Of suitable cannot be procured IN the PAGES tue
apparatus 10 to be put up, will be paid for extra
Payments not exceeding 70 per centum Of value oiwo
done will be made during the progress OF the work upon Ger
hcaes OF authorized officers 40 per cenum vii be paid of
been completed and thoroughly tested DOR
period Of cold the balance Of 10 per cent VIII be
retained for twelve months after completion OF WORK All
repairs alterations becoming during this period
twelve months and which occaoned by imperfect
OF the apparatus must be made at the cot OF the
All bids must be accompanied by the bond OF TWO
responsible persons in the Of 81 coo that the bidder VIII
accept and perform the contract awarded him the sum
cheney the security be certified by the Collector OF IN
erna Revenue the District The Department reserves te
right TO reject any oil tic bids be deemed TO De TIC
interest othe Government to do and no bid VIII be con-
sdes that does not conform to the requirement" Of 's AZ
yerissment -
Proposal. should be indor.ed Proposs for Heating Ap'
n Dem
Superysny Architect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
pRDPOSAIS

PROPOSALS
WI, he received a, tho Post Office Department in the cry
Arlington un, O'Clock of Monday the Twenty
eighth day of August 1863 for conveying the mails Of the
United States by monthly line OF fret class American sea
going steamships Of not less than two thousand tans burden
each aud OF sufficient number to perorm twelve round yoy
the Poomac River aud Rio dc Jsneo in Brazil touching
st Thomas in the West Indies, and at Bahia and Penan.
buco in Brazil fora contract term OF ten years to com
before the s, day 81 September 1862 aud to
date the day the fret steamship Of inch line 'ha leave
the United State. with the nails for Brazil.
Bidders must designate the United States port Of departure
and arrival and may their option propose to embrace add
tons intermediate ports which the steamships shall touch
their outward homeward passages to deliver and receive
Each bid should the time proposed to be occupied in
performing the passages each way. between the United
State. port departure aud ARRIVAL and Rio de Janeo aud
showing the ports at which the steamships
coll to deliver and receive mails Schedules of the sailing
each port a. well :. the proposed days and hour. arrival
should sso accompany zach bid such .chedaes however
subject approval Of the Pos Departments of tho
respective countries and to alteration by said Departments
from time time. tho interests Of tho proposed inierna
tional postal service may require.
The steamships offered this service must be American
steamers Of the first class and before acceptance VIII be sub
ject to inspection and survey by experienced naval
DO detailed for that purpose by the Secretary Of
the Navy
Proposal. must conform Ia all respects to the provisions and
requirements Of the Aforesaid approved May 2a 1854 aud
must be properly GUARANTEED with satisfactory testimonial
to make good their suarntee Tie bidders name and resi-,
dence and the Of each member OF the hrn. when
company offers should be distinctly stated in the proposal
SThe acceptance acceptance OF VIII be de-
terrnined by the Postmaster General practicable
ssr the s limited for their reception but proposal
accepted this Department unless tho bidder also
cep-d by the of Brazil provided for in the
sesadsc Aud in Of such joint acceptance d'tinc,
and separate TO be executed BY tho accepted
bidder bidders with each Government containing similar
provisions each Goyernmen, to be responsible only for its
proportion of the subsidy to be paid for the service.
Proposals should lie sent under seal to The First Assist
General" Foreign Deck" with the words
Mad Proposais -" Foreign Ma," written the face Of
the address, and they should be dispatched in tune to be
ceved by OF before the twentyeghh day Of Angus, next
advertisement WILLIAM DENNlsON,
Postmaster General
NorR-This Department Is not advised that all, definite
action has yet been taken by the Government OF Brn In
respect to the establishment of the proposed steamship sr-
vice between tho two countries.