davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-10-09

| 1HE CaHIKu OrEHA SEAto4.-Mr. Croabv ,
Cro*hy's Open House, has inst received lctt,
Hom 41peessasto GE7u communicating the nam.
And qnanacauous ofthe new company who vii
pnaef ny ditertfon. open the Italfan opc.a Sea
here on November 6th. We have airtsdy tsFen :.
Gsion to eieak Of the cnegy and taste oi n. EH,
ana ne high compliment he pays to our civ
comFan, which. II We judge either from the nan,t
q those whom ne knou, Or the REPUTATION. VIII
dney hsre acquired in Europe, are scoond to non
neeessaly to repeat our hopes and conadenee H.
the greeting which our people viii eiye ihen hi
9e one o. unusual warmth. No Other city Ia th
Cn.on has given euch hearty cnconragens1t TO On
e1atle performances as Chicago has done. and d. d.
sezFedly rhe now receives the compliment hifhert,
T accorded only to the metropolitan Oily Of Ncv
hE Tbe flotns ags ~ lie lie atiss
gagged for the leadtnr roles: - >1'<' e4'
soraAso-Mad. Marietta Gazzanfea. whose nj,
eonnaty, md *ho Is too well known to need farsbe!
,is1 5;snass Sosi Ssid reported Ii. 7e.es, rising
sot Of great beauty and rare dramatic poVct:-Sic
norma Bnschetta, who h11 won fmperiahshfs
aea ion q g g5s1t 1E Of E"feps y h1 repd
aGter what Ptccolomlni has been In %Tfavfatas snd
Mho, IN the words Of Nj. Grau s.has great talent.
nhe Me-. so1ee Yen ma !. sublime +;"-sgnosa
in beauty Of voice '~'&@ -1t ~ '''o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IOltnl. R4ld to ppaae4S rarA
y strong and beautiful tone crtat II Iii Rnss;nIs,
OPENS. IN .A.aetsaa equal to Nofensi. md ts;Ib
youlh and beauty to recommend her:-Sirrcr.
Olga O!stni, who Is described as 4stbe hsnds1mest
eonIalso IN existence" This Lady Wis cue.ared hy
Mr. Gfau on!r few hours prior to her feceptjona
q an oEef Of m engagement for The Italian oper1 in
taraf. and he refused 4 handsome bonus 10 rciesss
ner;
1eao1|siE: Austani. celebrated tenor Of the
~ 9ae6 sttle, who won Fenown IN this country
~ . -. ~ company "7th Mad. Corteat, and whota
th., II 1alo 70 DC eten neshct and ncher now Than
tae., S ~. u anaetaet an artist only txeuIy-ly
sa, y! ~ onl loflnnately possessed OF voice
". taan .I M tnai q ur4Knoli; Lott and Tam
s.c,i 1a .ne III o. tenofs, both OF whom ole
MotA AuoHA ~ oaf reaGesH-
-as,a.t ms. He1eLSiG. Ent7eo $. Ford, one OF The
sn5 sr5s3s. H. Ga5Iqne@ ever brought TO this country.
LII. nna sf. FsAn VINO !. said TO have even improved
u,L 9e inc VOICE which NOE him favor before our
tN1p.e ~ itme pss';
a., 0Mtg-ln eomplance With the requirements Of
s.9 ac 9o9e1o erefto!re, Tor prominence or basso
4t!G. Mi Grau has engaged the two great haseos
y tA5, slg; Ladklau Mi1lcH md Sig. Poltnl. who
u lan'e speaks truly are TO rival, II not c1cci tia
Eisa. oasEos Nao Ter some tme past have 1elfghted
our American audiences. Sig SattI ie to he 7nssn
odno. II. Co1ctti ia also engaged
try hare generally prcsentcd IL ne nnhII cs.q
chosuees Composed ofueiy riris snd ,pn,'ie ,eme
who, however well they sing could not but di.ensi
auditors not blessed with hljndnc... Ionneaa r
ran, for be hrs instituted retorn II tbjs sisn IIe
has engaged twcnty-cicht btauf1fnf ronnr it,,t.r
s1ras, beNftch1nE creatures Win the nnest yoiees
, 1865-10-09

EcPeI1M Os8pa&cu 70 EaH Culca80 THbrlc.f
..--- ST. LoE1s, Oct.7,
TosAcco-Desser except for medium md common
ehipptpE leaf which WA unchanged. Green 1ues, $500
4aloi netnEJ, kS9E1o; planters, $6.4oas.oo; com
mon shipping Leaf es-s6a1l.z5: medium tl2oda1t25.
good shipping leaf Slss1a1s.;3; common m.uutac
turing leai, 4ls2s3s1-@; medium, ess5a5s,0o; good
47-a1R4b,0o p 100 bs. eSN''
FLoua-No change In the market
GnA1N-Wbeas market arm at the sdrnnre of III.
past three or four days. There L st1 demand C,r
choice Com dull md ncllned to droop. Mlxtd. Sc
yellow and mixed, &c; cho!eo white, 3aTc. oas
aulet and stesdy, saaslc. Barley dull 1t s1,n for
spring. Rye dnN, at &c. 'SA
WH1sKEI-Ftsm at $s.2.
PRovIs1oS-La1d stid 1t Sc
GBy Associated PreasI
CoTTo1-Adyaneed to 44atsc A'eE - "cs'i-
ELoCR-ffsIu and active.
HsAE-Wheat nsn md nctlvs st the late adysaco.
FBoTis1pSs-LAfd advanced to SIC eN' SN''
, 1865-10-09
Vessels Passed Detrolr

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch TO tho Chicago Trtbune.1
tHProfphsn, t March, MedbusJ. Steel, Saginaw.
Wind southwest.
DETRnrr. Oct.s.
0f-unndillA- Rag City, Donnie Doom. Sarah. Narsn,
Jecinto, Aagt1- Roberts, Minnie Williams, EueQ.
DoEN-OEteutal.
Wind north.
, 1865-10-09

r Nw YORK. Oct7.
nrstt1ass tlns - e.'N 'o'
Axx1lcAS 9oIp-Scateeiy 50 nrtn, opening II l4,
GnvENNXIET STOCke-EteAdY.
EKlqHI4 70 EIfERppnr@Elt1u.
, 1865-10-09

M 4 H h I e ID .

MnarHLAI, Oct. Z.
E1nEE-suIeEnne extra. fs2sQs5o: extra, S711se
s1i fancy. xtNYs-toi Weliand Canal aupernnc, $50
JItfle ftnirr " '-V fH-'~eS""'- sE@J
, 1865-10-09
WHAT WE ARE WORTH,
value OF Real and Personal Property
in Chicago In 1865.

The Assessment Of the real eatate and personal
property IN Chicago for The present yesr has Just
been completed. From the books In the otuca OF
A. H. bodman. Etq, City Clerk, we gather the fol-
lowing synopue figures, giving Tho valuation in
each d1y1,on with the municipal tar, al two cents
, 1865-10-09

Toronto Market.
$780,. .. ToRn1Tok Oct :.
ptrAnc, &C. M5 tS. vSN' ~
GRAN--Whent-Fan. final IS; sprtnr. a. .1oa t,,s.
BaI1ey-613Tc. R5e-.7e. Pea4-est9s:c. Oatl-.3
, 1865-10-09

ELAX.-Parties in the Northwest
Mho hsye or Gao obtain considerable quantities
eomnul!cAto With the Enton Fix MuiS Eou,nsnv
~ Laks street, Chicago, stating luantltY and qosil.
" q me Flax. 8. L. CLEMENS
P@4p General Superintendent
, 1865-10-09

/
Cash on hand Oct. !, 1ee5............ S8mla
1i g 1as saah On hsna g j. for Investment
| and t7ah67 for payments due teachers.
| Ihe Superintendent presented the monthly state
ment o. attendance at the various schools, Tor the
nggteFate attendance during the corresponding
month q last year Of about one thousand pupiis.
laa M G'afxs reested that he publishers Of Wells
terme Prpposed BY the Board at it, Introduction a.
ie1t BOOK In the schools in July last -
~; Gusl'osd moved that committee Of three be
during the ensuing wInter. Carried.
The Preetdent appointed Messrz. Gu1iford, Lcav-
itt aad I1nkham to constitute such Committee.
The Superintendent called the attention OF TIM
Boz. d to the crowded condition Of all The schools.
and the necessity Of procuring Immediately addle
and suggesting that arrsngements might probabjv
he made With the city for the occupancy Of tho Cty
uoep!tal tos school purposes;
buildings and Grounds was Instructed TO NM sue5
rIsps e may be ueecssarJ to secure the use OF ihe
Hospital building II possible. -
offered The FOLLOW ing resolution: O"''
Ne.Meta, That The Committee On Buildings and
ufonnos oe and they are hereby Instructed to rent
Foster School district suitable for school pufuoses
NJ. nrentano moved 10 amend By ado1ns ihe
jhia amendment was accepted by MI. Walsh,
and me motion a. amended carried.
- On molten q ~. Walsh, the following resolu.
Rtsalpes, That the Com,nftte On Buildings md
Grounds be md they are hereby instructed to bui6
or sanse - 10 BE- buil ~ dEalns that be
1nent o. the Foster School building a. soon as he
eens,u contemplated to be built On tnlon snd
Il Ms!Esi, / ut .qeh eam Of money a. may be
, 1865-10-09

Go to the Bc4t-sso to Bryant r
STATIONS Chicago Commercial College 10 get l..
thorough, practical business education. or to be-
cone good Telegraph Operator. Address ienclos-
i9g sta.np,} tor circulars, Bu1Axr 4 sraA1Eos,
, 1865-10-09
Mr. DAyFGonss Lecture on MONDAY we.
ming.

Mr.. Dawson, Of Georgia to deliver in this civ =
ieetnle on decentralization, at Smith Nfxon's Hall
On en- MG5oay eve1,ns and he has consented to do
the most elegant scholars and brillant orators Of
lhe whole South. lie Is native keutuck1au, and
snd Meai 10 1e9gs years ago. as poor hnt talented
INC Savannah Bar, be accumulated dne estate, and
as popular speaker IRON a great reputation 10
lie aon se S q s. 8 sat III IT r.
msn;ea m HASKELL Of Tennessee, and our own wonder
a ~, orator Thomas T, Marshall; burns with .rarc
q liz Dawson II annonncine Sis sG }ec
during the rebellion neither IN tie army o. 10 civil
10 Nj. Davis, Oyer tho nom Dc pittne of ErsKins@'
be wrote several bitter phillipics against r ps1is
L the Mobile Tribune, and continued 70 write until
the eourace TO print Wh1t he dared to write. As a
Mason, we have seen testimony from Major Geuera1
~ Gen scsn .ogan . q our own that NJ Dawson
EhoWn to him that our soldiers who were in South
en PRISONS and were Masous, III distress, con-
open m an Re;, IT, 5,na n9' but
End money to their relief. These faets. Ne ontnf'
will secure for him reception hero that VIM Sc a.
Community. We understand tha 'e 5ss Lecture p to
o'Ght VIII be tzee to all NKncnAKr.
St. Lukc,s Hospital.
The following donations hare been made 10 this
charitable Institution during the month OF Octo-
Ni1oe s Gsss B.ee $50; S:'Ens channssy 81 y RoM:
Ms: 3. & fsttlt si5: B. Il Il. nss1, sssansr,
fe; wilkins, s1e; anknoxn, Ii. 4oSfa S sisl. nG
Also, the following mlsce1aneon, articles:
ri zen dnllass wosth Of railway tickets, Chicago
naes: onsGsf eo1a WSod ST u.,1S TGSa Ga5 io e,
=. D. Meeker; lon coal, mi 4 Sinclair; banei
1,onl, sppfsnes, Preston Coz ba:!el hoar, 2.
toons and large bowl MI. Whitman. at Bowen |
nassinas an,hss saS Y nY}ster,, 4. peoth bsg swest
Disgs 4 Co.; 2 rs Ten, Downer 4 ca: I rs tsa
ana eoddsh, Charles Woodman: tesh d.h. Mr.
7 sabb.ges, md basket of Scgetsees = +. i. Ran.
da; heef and rnnttou, with vegetables for stx din
oefs, Union market, corner Twelfth and Stats
md veal and nntton, G. ". Bid; ensn MS beei En-.
pre- market; beef and ycal, Mr. BdnkUalth; corn
seei = and beef steaks, Miner 4 Co., corner Of
la al porf G.a%av Ia;t ss
aonktnson: books, Nj. Van Dlrcn; pillows and
,ook., Mr. FEankl.a: d1ayase, James Stockton =
So.; Wadhams i Willard, Ice each dsy.
Spiritual Manifestations ". Magic.
CHICAGO, Oct. 7lh, r961
~ Eproas ,.s = In1ar.;E-A spiritual medium Of this
endanee at his eeances and tnrited you 10 produce
n1 Ian'd q fp, p II. of Heller VIII soon b hers I'D
demonstration" ," and see II there Is anJ differ
nee. am willing to wager oue thousand do!lars,
bst H. @ nq1 nP Thea he CHALLENGE Y
se produced through Mr.. Eddy's agency. and esn
b. q. fowssurs5.
News from Oi2dom.
lhe following was received In this city yesterday;
, 1865-10-09

Mobile Cotton Market.
c...n MuBILE, Oct. T.
G9t1n p .alca to soasy d. Ese so bales 4 ~ |ss sales
ports Of the week, 9.lg9 bales StocE N0G0 faIts
me toda amount Of cotton destroyed by tue lae lie
, 1865-10-09

New Orleans Cottou Market.
NEw Ost1Axa, Oct. l.
.CoTToz-stln Sales OF esoo bales at ma IT,.
cheeks arr quoted Kc. '
, 1865-10-09

1he following was received In this city yesterday:
FnANkIns, Pa, Oct 6, 1s85-4p. NJ
'as. r. Runnlon, Seere,aty Amber county, OH
Company:
.Fhenix fs1m all right. Wilson wen producing
cal1e1s best lubricatfns Oh per day, and IT,
1easln2' lsisnedJ DAWN Ruxkzox,
Huneffntend4ut.
, 1865-10-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Rest, the Cheapest.-Ames, Rusl-
inciIties for practical brtinesa educsiion Short.
hand rcportinE md telecraphing a.r msde specisi-
ties. For inu particulars address, I'D. T, Ames,
Syracuse, New York. octtX8lB;-ru.Tu8Ar
, 1865-10-09

Di.cases Of the Heart, Throat and
LunGs.-Dr James Hunter, Of The nrm Of Drs. K
ally at their otee, No. 10 South C1ark street CHI
caeo, on az diseases Of the Heart Throat and
tics has for years been exclusively confined. A.
The Doctor stay in this city s At preseut limited
to few weeks, lhosc desifous OF q consultation
personally should do SO with little delsJ as pos
sb1e. sepGm179w III
, 1865-10-09

The following table stoWs the valuation Of prop
cry, With the city tax, for several years fsom til
formation Of our tity government. 4
, 1865-10-09

rA1A1 Acc1pES1.-A fatal accident occunea On
.v .nnlsov evening. near the steam btick.yard on
the corner Of Canalpost avenue, vhich resn,fea ~
the death Of a young Geruan, named Johu Welsh
Gnp!oynd On tbs rsllsnad running to the Iyn,on
asS oioSk 1afds. In attempting 10 Ret on The cars
Hnle shey were rnnning, hie head etruck ncninsf
and he waa n1.ngled 10 a horrible manner. Ths de.
Seaseo *as about eighteen years Of aye, and I'D
oecn btt TWO years IN this country. Coroner War.
nef Heta n Inquest over the remains on Saturt]f1
n, n,ornlne when the jury attributed the accident q
, 1865-10-09
Kavara:h-4. 0,12.7.o,3.z.+,aaO
IL q : : - 1abeasa6 51;5,
3, =, o. 80, s, II, 0, i, 03 q, d 2 !, 4 40. sd

!a5Me.1l ~ ATH, 1SA Is, I1,6,O,0,
49, 9e, J.! 20,1,2a0,2 ,27,N, o, IL
G9, !, 40, II, O. II. i. 0. o, q o,
W, q, ]. 1a, II, 4, 0, !, Q, >, Loo,
1pect!yc1y tor knYanseh and CArme, MI, Palmer. or
Philadelphia, being tie referee.
, 1865-10-09

were On Saturday e1ralcned be.ore ,pa3ce psse.'
On the charge of assaultfns James BIeb r., ~
lnIeni 70 commit murder They wryc each To,,t wra
s9 IN the s1n Of II 600 10 answer the rh,rr.s ~
, 1865-10-09
Chicago Qribnnc.
THE CITY.

sxfNo "oatTs nox1-1he regular ,nec,tnr
o. ue eewtng "omcn's Home Society win BE- held
sS mn Saenaasl eEsning, ID the lecture room Of IL.
oscIoef 1oe1 Methodist Church, al hall past seyea
, 1865-10-09

-, .sa L.-oea. =. A. Cummings, formerly editor
u me Fhilsdelphia Bsasze1sa, and 0o,cznor AZ Co,o
s.oo =. sns passed through this CITY ycstc1tsv
eN N1psa< TOT the secre Of hls new dptics.
, 1865-10-09

smf or 1us LAScERs TO CmcAeo,-1he pos,o,
uena. a.. Aance VII arrive in this city about H.
xhh instant, On = visit to the Ellsworth zon,rs.
3,'s y SSncssstcod So that The ss,tots ,r be
, 1865-10-09
9Wantf1===5ituatfons.

WANTED Situation-Bya a
m, Iouag i,ey ofaei,y> CIerk. address. ta,-
47StS, Chicago. ~ - ~ = Y. !sf1
, 1865-10-09

TIE INDIANA Aseoe1A.1ox VII, ,c.e, ,o.r,,z,.,
efrntng At o'clock In toon, No. g Ch,mher a,
Commerce building Business Of importance WIN
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-02
Us. NAVY YARD, Kittery, Maine, /
May s, 1865.
Ship Knees Wanted l.

II MES will be received and paid for at the
IN Navy Yard tterv Maine. in quantities OF
from l2to 20 and upwards at the following schedule
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-02
CAUTION mol THE PUBLIc.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general should have
their efficacy established by well tested experiences IN
the hands of regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies fits him for all the duties he must
fulfill; yet the country is Hooded with poor nostrums
and cure-as puTporng to be the best in che world,
are not only useless, but always injurious The un-
fortunate should be PARTICULAR in selecting his
physician, as it is lamentable yet incontrOvert-
able fact, that many syphilitic patients made
from inexperienced physicians in general practice
Tor 1t Is point generally conceded by the lest syp
ographers, that the study and management of these
complaints should engross the whole time Of those
who would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practit-
ioner, having neither opportunity time to make
pursues one system Of treatment, in most cases maxi
ing an indlscrinate of that antQuated and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury. IT, .f.ils5f. ts .
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-02
Poetry. oit1
Iron Tie NatiOa.l
TIE NEW EXODUS.
az ,rRs. InL1A WARD HOWE.


"FoRsAKE this iowery garden" the frOwning angel
cts vines no more may feed thce;-cOmpel from
Pursue tie veins dsop buried that hide thy wine and
Fruit shalt thou find with sorrow, and children rear
in TOLL"
OIL not in heather vengeance the winged apostle
Norss9ago retribution the blooming letters broke.
Man IA a.. an afin Tor labor, strength to conquer
brain u plotand study, win to serve and reign.
That win with slow arraying confronts itself with
fate.
The pan unconscious twDing the arches of the state
Ea1s keeps her falrest garlands to crown the
The els are white with harvest, the hirelings fee is
paid.
From tented field to city to palace and to throne,
Man bulids with WORK his Kingdom, anu iiiAAes sae
All weddei with CONDITIONS is empires golden ring
Tne klnq must keep the peasant the peasant feed the
king.
The word of God once spoken, from truth is never
The higa command once given, earth guards with
By tbs 'I porpesing lesson men build their busy
"The wa Of comfort lies not, kind Eden, thro thy
dreams"
see land before me where manhood in its pride
Forgot the solemn sentence the wage of Toll denied
To wealth and lofty station royal road must be;
Our brother, bound and plundered, shall earn us
luxury. a erf s-esr,
One half Of knowledge give him. for service and for
skill
The nobler half Withholding, that mOulds the manly
From justice bar his pleadings from mercy hold his
His daagaers for our pleasure his sons to serve our
heirs.
Again the frowning angel commandeth to depart,
With hery seourge Of terror, with want and woe OF
Go fSrah i the earth is weary to bear unrighteous
Release your false possessions go, work that ye may
eat.
Bring here the light OF knowledge, the seat of equal
rule;
Bring the republics weapons, the forum and the
school. aa4 5.efCD u
The Dag1n Of your worship is broken on his shrine.
The palm Of Christian mercy brings in the true di
vine.
So from our Southern Eden the flaming sword doth
drive;
Your lesson is appointed, 60, learn how worHmen
thrive; ~
Not siot has fee of plenty nor pride of stately crest
Bat thou Of God beloved D labor crowned with rest
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-02
; ale Of Forfeited Goods

COLLECTORS OBFIcE, DISTRICT or PoRrL AND
AND FALMoUTH, Is Crs.rxzs., ~
PORT snsd. June 81, 1866. =
TEvHE following described merchandise having
4 been forfeited for violation OF the Revenue
Laws of thu United States public notice of said sez
ures ha ing been given and no claim to said goods
having been maze, they will be sold at public auc.
ton attne Office OF the U. s. Appetizer 1893 Fore ST.
on Mo aday July 3lst, lo65. at Ii o'clock A. to
wit:
One bbl and half Dbl Molssses; kegs Wine; l
half hbl keg. audi ierkin Mslssses 4S0 lbs Sugar
in hsgs; 800 Cigars 100 It's Sugar; rs bbls Coffee;
s kegs spirits.
/: wAsHBURN, Jr, Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-02

~ 4Na1Is alIu DOIIs. oO Ellgil6tIs sLOT6s.
The following are the classes by their numbers, re-
luired at the respective navy yards:
Ma nfi KITTERY. st
Nos. l, 3, 4, 3, 6, T. O., TO- II, 49, 10, IA, 49, 16,
II, 1s, 10, 20, 81, q, %, "a, IS. s. -
-l 81 CHARlESTOWN. II Il stsfl
Nos. ! 2 4 Z, 9, 10, IL, Il, IA, 1e, II, IS, 10,
20, y, %, rs, "a, 35.
yt~ BROOKLYN. $3.50 is--- A-e
Nos. l., 2, s., s, g. u o. 10, Ii, 49, IA, 16, H. Is,
49, 20, 81, 3D. 49, 25 26, 81, IS, %, 81 80, "a, 49,
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos. ! g o., g, 9, 10, IL, 70, H. Is, II, 10,
10, 20, %, %, "a, "a.
a3o1 ~ WASHINGTON. aigai tiissa
Nos 2 a. 3, 6, q 8, 9, 10, Il, 70, IT, IS, 10, 90,
res NORFOLK.
Nos. /, 2, s. 6, Z, Q, TO- II, 70, 49, IA, 10, II,
49, 10, 20, 81, %, %, 26, 81, IS. july, 1aw4w q
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-02
HAVE CONFIDENCE.

All who have committed an excess OF any kind
whether it be the solitary vice of YOUTH or the sting
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in maturer years.
SEEK FOR An ANTIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure COTTON, are
the Barometer to the whole system. ~
Do not wait for the contamination that is sure to fol-
low: do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers for
Disabled Limbs for Loss Of Beauty
ot,d fsorn iax-for,
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-02

There are many men at the age of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad
ing sensation, and weakening the system in manner
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often be found
and sdmetimes small particles of semen or albumen
will appear the color viii be of thin milkish hue
again changing to dark and turbid appearance.
There are many who die Of this difficulty, ignor-
ant Of the cause, which is the
/ can warrant perfect cure IN such cases. and a
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs.
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do 50 0y writing, in plain manner description
of their Diseases and the appropriate remedies win
be forwarded Immediately. e ..5 .l.r ...-iI..
An correspondence strictly confidential and viii be
returned if desired. fs.las7.s'J 'ii a rf
Address: DIR. j. b. HUGHES,
No. Temple Street corner of Middle
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-02
Proposals.
Proposals for Materials for the
a Navy.
Navy DEPARTMEET,
nr1nAu ~. c-r.. NJ = N5INEERlNG,

0CaEAO OE OA1A" 90
QEALED PROPOSALS to furnish materials 81 s tor che
y ~ 81 Fl, tSnre,lI of steam Engineering until
AZ d,cI e NJ Of the sist day of July next, which
lime the opening VIII Pc
ia E, fhe Kayyp that they may be distinguished
rom other business letters and directed to the Chief
AS ~ o ssnr.au Of steam Engineering A III
The mater4als anu artlcies embraced in the classes
namsd are particularly described in the printed
chedaies; any Of which win be furnished to such as
sesre 10 Offer, on application to the commandments of
me respective yarus, to the navy agent nearest
Sereto ana those Of all the yards upon application to
1Ii division into classes being for the convenience
of dealers in each such classes only will be furnished
- are actually required for bids. The commaInoat
md navy agent for each station will, in addition TO
Sle scleduie Of classes Of their own yards nave
,)py Of the schedules of the other yards for examna
ION olly from which may be judged wnetner y Will
desirable 10 make application for any of the classes
i those yards. All DINER things being equal, prefer
nce will be given TO articles OF American manufac-
Oilers must be made for the whole Of the class at
my yard upon of the printed schedules, or i'll
ict conformity therew1th or they will not be CON-
idered. y a.g.is go a4e sHs Z
Upon application to the Bureau, to the command
mt II any yard to any navy agent, the form of
1er of guarantee and other necessary information
e gpecting the proposals will be furnished.
The contract win be awarded to the lowest bidder
ghe gives proper guarantees, required by the law
If the 10Th OF August 1916, the Navy Department
deserving the right to reject the lowest bid if deemed
xorbitant or not to the interest Of the Government
The Contracts win bear date the day the notifca-
ion Is given, and deliveries can be demanded from
hat date.
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly
lo1ed that their offers must be in the form pre-
cribed, and be mailed in time to reach their destina
1on before the time expires for receiving them, NO
d soA De considered avc shall BE- reees0ed qfter the
'eTod stated and allowance spH be made for l
xres OF the mail All offers uIustt be accompanied by
IN bidders license, or q certified copy thereof
Sure1es In the full will be required to sign
he contract and their responsibility certified to by
United States district judge, United States district
attorney, collector, navy agent As additional Sc
;urides, twenty per centum win be withheld from
ae amount of the bills until the contract shall have
,sen completed and eighty per centum Of each bill,
pproyed In triplcaie by the commandments Of the
espactve yards will be paid by the navy agents at
he points of delivery, in funds certificates, at the
ption of the Government, within ten days after the
garrant for the shall have been passed by the
| jecretary Of the Treas ury. 4fgEta N5gS@
The following are the classes required at TIL re-
| gpective navy wards: --lf.-s--