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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-28

aul4.lml Opposite the Enterprise Building.
Spring 4 Summer Goods
Just Received mt
M,iFRANKENHEIMER'
Next Door to W., r. & Co.'S Express Onice
GOLD HILL,
LARGEAND WELL SELECTED STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dry Goods !
Consisting n General Assortment OF
Dry Goods,
Silk CIOaks,
Ladies', Misse.'n aud ChiIdrcn's
9 III Q T. . =
Etc. Etc, which will be sold as
CHEAP FOR CASH
A can DO obtained In thIS State.
W. FRANK ENHEIMER.
Gold Hill. August IS, 1865.
L. ELKUS,
Z NORTH G STREET,
Betueen Union street and Sutton avenue.
IJAs JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND
IL fine assortment OF
FINE CLOTHING, HATS
Furnishing Goods,
Consisting of
FINE BLACK, BLUK & BROWN
FROCK COATS,
CASHMERE SUITS. LATEST STYLES.
SILK s. VELVET VESTS,
A Large Variety Of
SILK, FLANNEL & MERINo UNDER
CLOTHING,
THE BEST FITTING WHITE SHIRTS
SOCKS OF ALL KINDS,
Alarse variety of the Latest Styles of
Ell A T s,
Alargv Assessment Of
BUCK, KID AND DORsKIN GLOVES,
Also. n large variety Of
CLOTHS. BEAVERS AND CASSIMERES
Which we make up and guarantee to Fit.
TRUNKS AND vALISES.
All Of which VIC will sell Cheap for Cash.
L ELKUs, No. 7 c street.
au3.lm Branch Of L. ELKUS, Sacramento
GOLD HILL
Boot and Shoe Store,
Opposite the National HOtel3
John Miller, Proprietor
W. VERY ~, CHE CHEAP III
an HAND. AND FOR SALE. A LARGE
~ Stock Of Eastern made
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-28

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-28

wheeler e. Wilson's Sewing Mn-
ana n r.. w. KEYES. Agent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
Trouble In the Pennsylvania Banks.

TrOubie IN the fehhbylNuhih hhhhbs
HARRIsBURG, JuLe l6-The officers Of the Petro'
leun Bank, at Ttusviils Crawford county, and the
Venango Bank Of Franklin, Venango county, have
employed counsel In this city for the purpose OF
bringing suit against ex.Auditor General Isaac
Henker, and through him against the Stale Of
Pennsylvania, for the recovery Of million and a
quarter of United States securities deposited with
the auditor general as security for a circulating
Medium Of those banks. The fOcts as they are
stated in official circles are these The firm Of
Culver, Penn a Co. were in the habit Of taking
notes of the Venango and Petroleum banks for gan
collation. at the auditor generals office, whore fhoy
received like amount Of bonds for that which
they presented In notes 1t Is alleged that the par.
ties thus redeeming these bonds neither agents
nor officers Of the bank. These bonds, instead Of
being sent to the officers Of said bank were taken
to New York and hypothscatsd by Culver, Penn,
4 Co.
Senator Hodge, ffom the venango District, who
instituted this uit, al eyes that II was without the
authority OF the banks, and that 1t was embeEzle-
ment, for which the auditor general Is responsible.
Warrants have been issued, and officers are now in
Venango to arrest the county parties implicated in
the transaction The auditor general Of Pennsyl-
vania gave bonds in SIS 900,
Auditor General HartrRpft has appointed II Clay
Alleman, N. O. Williams, and T. j. Jordan a com
mission to proceed to Venango county to examine
into the aalirs Of the Venanga County Bank, con
nected with which II is alleged in the official paper
creating this committee evidence of fraud exists,
II Is supposed that the necessity Of creating this
committee grew cut of the bond transaction 70,
ferred to In this dispatch.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18

ST. LOUIS, June l3.--General Grant was sub.
jected to severe disappointment this morning when
his law.suit-ths object of his visit to st. Louis
was called In the Land Court. After some oontro.
versy, tho case was continued on the ground OF an
during the dog days. Judge Lord, II appears, had
given Gen. Grant to understand that the case
would come to trial during the present term, and
Appeared much yeKed when he heard Of the above
agreement between the sweltsring attorneys. Gen.
Grant also manifested his disgust for the arrange.
msnt very plainly, '..-' '''"'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18

PoueHknEPsIK, iN. Y, June 15--Ye.tsrday
while some wcrkmen were engaged on . new build.
Ing on the Vsssar College grounds the scaaolding
gave way, precipitating quite q number TO the
ground, thirty feet below. Tho following were
badly hurt; Thos Maronly, seriously injured about
the head Donueli Council, hip hurt, WIN. Harloe,
internally and seriously; Dennis Keller, Of New
York seriously Injured IN tho hip and back Patrick
Connsrs. The injured men werv buried under q
ably die, ~ n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

FAyr DEpARrHrSr, June q 1885.
Sealed Proposals. for furnishing the once Of the
Department. with Stationery for the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1857, will be received until l2 clock noon
Ssop. "Propo.s. for S.sa.ry Sna saS AZ 10
the Secretary Of the Navy.
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual or
reliable citizen a. to the ability Of the bidder bidders
70 execute such contract must accompany II. The
bidder bidders to whom the contract may Be- awarded
will DO required to enter iato II and 10 give
bond, with two or more sAisfaotory suTess for is
faithful execution. The name. Of the parties author
posal.
Proposals in which any or more articles are Of.
Tered a. nominal or hstltiou' prices, or at excessive
Printed forms for proposals, embracing schedule Of
the articles required, win be furnished application
at the Department, and all proposals must conform in
Among the articles embraced in the schedule ars-
50 rsAms Of Regulation Paper.
IS reAms Of Despaieheap.
20 Tesms Of fOoseap.
l25 rsAms Of ouArto Post
70 reams Of Note Paper.
IS rsams Of Enyslops and Wrapping Paper
80 80 zee SscP rs Of Copying Paper
$4,000 knveloPes, ofheial and others.
40 quarts OF Ink.
40 gross Of Steel Pens
s. doI Pencils.
Together with q variety Of other article.
Zach article 70 be the very best quality, to be de-
ivered without delay when ordered anu be satisAe
tory to the head Of tbs once for which required. Ar-
eles not embraced In the schedule be furnished at
proporonate r-tes to those that are and 10 Of
tor to furnish tho articles contracted T. the Depart
ment 10 10 purchase them from other parties at the
rent retail prices and deduct the excess any. from
the bills under the contract The right Is reserved h
the Depar ment Of purchasing greater or less quAUy
Of .GehAnd every article n0ned In the schedule a. the
tract are to be mad. quarterly on the prsss%,sOS Of
counts duly certified and approved snd this proposal
contract All articles to be delivered At the Navy De-
pArtmept free Of charge Je5 Wv
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18

MEnruIs, June B.--while posse was bringing
into this city two mon, named 3. A. Bayetts and
Frank wingate, arrested for the murdsr Of Mr.
Payne, on Tuesday night, and who were informed
on by Ewbanls an aecomplice, they were met By
one Henderson, q relative Of Payne, who shot ali
three. killing Bayette and mortaliy wounding the
others. The posse ordered him to desist, and on
his refusal fred and killed Henderson. ..... w
A telegram from Little Rock says that DR.. Webb,
wealthy citizen Of that place, and his son were
murdered In bed by unknown assasslns
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
DRoPOsALs FOR COAL.
DEPARTMENT or TIE IsrELIon, !

OoynhHhhNr Hospital FoR TEE lN.ANE Z
hhAR WAsHIEsroE, d. G., Juns IL lsoS
Sealed Proposals will be received ,he once Of III.
Institution until noon SATURDAY Jane so lsed FOR
furnishing aud delivering at The HOspta Wharf seven
hundred o0 tons $40 pounds the toni OF beet ran
of-mlne Cumberland or Hluminous Coal and three
hundred 5000 tons Of best white Ash AnthraeIts Coal
egg EIo.
Bids will be received from the same person or frm for
the delivery Of both the buminous and the Anthraete
coal or for one kiBd only but they will not be Maid.
cred unsss the name Is given BY which the coal pro-
pos to be furnished 10 known In thu MARKET nor IN
less they are made by deAlera or miAsrs who can IL
required furp'h satisfactory evidence VI their ability
10 Iul III their bu 'iness engAgemsntA
A. Bds wiz b. held 90 ss binding for one week amer
to reject Aay or all Of the BID. offered
Th- coal should be DELIVERED W hargeE or aat.bot.
tom centre: board vessels which draw not exceeding
seven "a feet Of waier when loaded The delivery
should o'mmeI CO on or before tho l6k Of JAY 1905
AID be eoptipued at the rate OF about two l
tons each week. TIL the contract s Allied
me eo' VIII be removed from the boats and wells he'd
by the Hospital, and At Its expense, aud settled for Ge-
'OtdinRy one Per cent being allowed for WAstAke In
unloading and eArtlUg from thu wharf 10 The seAIss
which are on the hill the Hospital ediaes. Pay.
ment will be made Tor each cargo immSd Asly AnaF Il
is delivered aud weighed Jeib,SV9W
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The Dead nurying rheir Dead,

AUGUSTA. Ca, June l6.--The anniversary Of the
battle Of Secessiouyille wss set apart to-day at
Charleston. In rASpect to the memory Of the Con.
tedetate dead the ladies decorated the graves Of
the dead at Magnolia Cemetery. The exercises
opened with prayer by the Rev. John D. Bach man,
odes were sung and addresses delivered. Bells
were tolled during the afternoon, md business
generally Suspended in respect to the occasion.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEITED STATES PATIST OHEIcE,

WAahhHtOA jane u 1876
On the petition Of Horace T. Robbins, Of Boston.
Mass PIayBg for the extension Of patent granted to
him on the lth day Of september 1854 for
msnt IN Shuttle. guides 10 Looms" Tor seven years
from the piTAton Of said patent which takes place
the lith day Of September, 1853,
Ia ordered that the pAid petition be heard At the
Patent once MONDAY, the 3Th day Of August mex
at u O'Clock, and all persons notified TO appear
ought not 10 be granted.
Persons Opposing the extension are required to ale
In the Patent once their obseons specially cot forth
IN writing At least tosa day. before the day hear
inRi all testimony hled by either party to Be used at
the said hearing, must be taken and Transmitted 10 40.
eordGnee with The rules Of the once which will DO fur.
nishsd on application.
DsPosi,lohs aud other papers, relied upon tssli
mony must be hled In the oes tlSsAy before the
day q hearing the arguments 70 any within tan days
after hling the testimony.
Ordered sh that this notice be Published In the In
sttgsnoer and the RlfUhLIoAE, Warrington, d, Q, 4,
and 10 the IoaraaI, Boston, Mos, once = week for
three sueess4ys weeks the hrs Of said 10
DO 81 least sixty dsys previous 70 the day Of bearing
T. @ fHBAKER, r
Commisaoher Of Patents.
B-Bditors Of the above papsrs will please copy,
aAd send their bills 10 he PSisat once With pGpsi
containing this Aotiss, jsI.iswaW
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18

ROCHESTER,, June 16.-A large portion Of the
village Of carysvills, Genssee county, was dc.
stroyed by fire last evening The hardware stsre
ofC. III. Chamberlain and several other establish.
ments were totally destroyed, with their contents
The Olcott House and three adjoining buildings are
oil OF the business part Of the village left The loss
Is heavy, and will probably reach over 500, 900.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18

MAGISTRATES oFFIoE--Three colored men
from the Frsodmsn'S Village, in custody Of a col,
orsd military guard, charged with AssGulting with
intent 10 kill, Mr. John W, Reynolds, who keeps a
hotel near the Long Bridge, were brought before
Justice Moore, yesterday evening and committed
TO Jail for examination BY the County Court. II
seems that numbers Of the cOlorsd residents at the
village are cOnduu.ins themselves, httsrly, In .
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
Cho,,r, Incr,..s. M NJ x,rr

NEW YoRY, June l7.-since last nights report
three deaths from the cholera are reported In this
city. At the quarantine three deaths have oc.
Cured since the last report, leaving only Eve cases
under treatment in the hospital ship. "
The Board Of Health have held q meeting to
make every effort to check the spreading soourge.
There Is considerable alarm felt hero tonight
about the epidemic
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
Thu H,chnond sh,o,.r

RICHMOND, June lG.-Dr Maddox was tried at
the hustings 90 rt to-day for shooting at W. II.
Vernon, on Bond street, q few days ago. He was
fined 500 and committed to Jail for six months.
The Hanna. gden shooting affair was continued
until the next term Of the court -'E''
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
COLLB6R

lNTkLLlGENCBR BUILDING,
IL one In Union Of Colleges extending TO the principal
cities manenty based upon the Just principle Of
individual ownership, IL offers unequalled advantages
schools '..."H.. Dr..
spenosrsn Peumsnship taught In Its purity by Henry
spencer, the celebIated author Of the spsneeriAn
Key to Penmanahip. "
The system Of Business Practice, invented and sue
eesfuly taught BY the proprietor will receive his spe
eal attention. This Is the most important part Of The
ook-keeping Course. Here the student applies his
theoretieal knowledge and IL prepared for the more
minute details Of actual business The system 10 so
valuable that others using H.
instruction. adopted In all branches allows
the student to proceed rapidly he chooses The
teacher IL The only who needs TO know the denoen
ces Of any pupil. Especially Is this the during
the summer months, when schools usual have 4 small
attendance, ..
The public invited TO call and examine the most
beautiful collection Of Pen-work ever exhibited In
Washington.
For circulars address HENRY N. coPP, AN,
lslS.u Propfietor.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18

NEW York, June l6--Cotton dull and drooping
at 39a4l Flour advancing; good l0a2O cents
betteri Southern firm. Wheat advanced Iu2 cents
Mixed corn advanced la2 cents Oats un ettied.
Beef steady. Pork buoyant. Lard steady.
Whisky dull. ... cd 80.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18

aoBBRIoH, O. W., June 10 Major General
Sherman arrived here to-day on the United States
revenue cutter John A Dix, and with his STAFF was
invited up town by tho Mayor, and was entertained
at hotel aitbr which they left for Detroit.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
DROP osALs FOR FUEL.

HorsE or REPRESENTATIVES,, UNITED STATE.
WAsHIEsroE, jane 7, 1896,
Sealed proposals will be received At thu oea.. nan
~ o'clock N, Of iRlDAN the 22d June ises Iar am
United States, As follows, to wit; W '"o
500 toas Il 40 lbs best quality No, or large Trr
white haL Coal baltimore Com pAny - or Of SuAliiS
dirt. ~ "ss "0"
iSS cords cord. hes. Bslsr' sss.os.a PAs Wood
80 cords best sasonsd Unk -S' y.
Az, sotas ., the Hickory 70 be sawed in three pieces,
W. o.saee % All the wood In two pieces,
All TO be delivered Ia the vaults o. the Capitol updsf
the direction Of the Chief kne Hesr within one month
after date OF contrast No lids will be considered Ta
sAnuactoI{ references, aud security will be required
Tor the faithful performance Of the contract,
EDWARD MCPHERSON
les-t2aa d 70 ..... I'll Clerk n r., ia
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
.Miatinnai. gepnblifau,
ID cALn.AFFAIRs

2 TfE McGHss.C tEpHArr Lrsrn CAsr,--In
the oircui, cour, on saturday morning The cas-. 81
Frsocis M.s,h.n ...,,.. I..,,i. l.,hsn. ..,,o, a.
...a... Il coo =. ia, "a = m
1870 eiNovvi ". nrt court
having oesn opened, mon. NJ ma stanton, secretary
of War. who had been summoned TO produce the
original letter alleged 10 have been written by
M tas,h.r. In the As.ist.pt s.or.,.,, a. w.
v.ls - -. =. $500 - - - =. -,
aPp'H'' 'i, ~ IN s"us,S s'Anns tns paper
had never been In mis- personal possession, nor had
he any personal knowledge Of III and II IL Ia In his
legal possehsion Il is 30 In his ohcicial capacity as
aecr.tary Of War. and snbmltting to the court
whether be 10 bound 10 produce the same, because
The head Of Department 1. not required BY law to
prodsss cause TO be produced As evidence in pri
vsts controversies any Of The archives, records,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
N. .ssrfs'trr. THE BENEFIT OF t.-t'

THE sOLDIBRS' AND SNLORS'
NATIONAL oRPHAEa' HOME FUND.
under the suspises Of s Soldiers and sailorS Union
washinst's, D. q = 0royer'sTheatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING, August q 1906
81 100000 tickets Will be sold at Al eaeh--75 900
presents swardsd, valued at s2jO,OnO $4,000 Of che
PROFITS to DO given TO the Soldiers aud Sailors National
Orphans Home Pund, o. 800 to the Washington Male
and FEMALE Orphan Asylum, the ba'apee after dncng
expenses 10 be paid to the Treasurer Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Union Of Washington, D. O.
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ID RoP0sALs FOR STATIONERY.


Y
wAsuiNoToN, June 10, 1895 ri
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received al this Bureau uht
v N on Saturday the 18th q July proxmo for tho sup.
PLY Of Commhnders' and Eayigatota Stationery st the
NAVY lard New York. for use on board vessels Of the
United States NAVY. .h"
Printed schedules giving a list OF the names and
quantities Of the articles required will be furnished on
application either 10 the Bureau directly or the Nav.
isstiou Once, Navy Yard, New York, where samples
No propo ais will be entertained unless accom- panied
bT aydence that the bidder recognized dealer the
irtices TO- be supplied, nor unless The proposals
complete for all the articles In kind aud quality,
NAted on the schedule, With the amount properly
extended and footed and tie Bureau the right
% reject any OF all Of the bids which shall not be for
the interest OF the Government to accept. o." ..
Every offer must be aecomp MED by written guar
anti Of ability 10 perform coutraorA aud suretes in the
full amoupt will be required TO siRu the contract.
Proposals will be endorsed " Proposals for Station.
cry, :" and addressed TO the Chief Of this Bureau.
'...'..' THORNTON A. JENkINs,
jels-2aw4w Chief Of Bureau OF Navigation.
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TO CAPITALISTS.
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
THE AMERICAN COTTON PLANTING
LOAN COMPANY.
SHARES e25
pLRNDID INVESTMENT.


BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hon: SIMON CAMERON, Rx .sesrstsry Of War.
Hon. JOS. A. GILMORE, Ex-Governor Of New HAmp-
shire.
Hon. o4AgNCEY M. DEPRw, late Secretary Of State,
Philadelphia,
Hoo. N. B. BRYANT, Boston, Mass.
Gao. l. TRAsk, ESQ, nrn Of BIgelOw Trask, New
York.
rHos. COREY, ESQ, arm Of Corey, Wilson Co. BO..
ton, Mass.
ELIJAH y. DEwING, Esq, New Orleans, La
Major H. 0. BRIGHAM, late Pay master U. g. A, wash.
ington, D. Q.
This Company offers greater Inducements for invest
nents than Apy stock Company now 10 existence.
The object OF tho Company 10 to afford facilities to the
impoverished Cotton aud Sugar Planters OF the South 10
gTaw aud get their TO Market always taking good
and satisfactory security by mortgage their PAntA
u0n and crops for money advanced In procuring sup
plss paying labor and other necessary expenses
dental to the development VI the soil,
CAPITAL AND LABOR
the universal requirements Of the largest portion Of
the
SOUTHERN STATES,
and when udieously applied no matter by whom fur.
niShed, will restore that portion Of unfortunate
country to s former prosperity and make the south all
that Nature designed II,
THE GARDEN OF THE WORLD.
Subscription books have been opened In this city by
JOHN MA0lLL, Agent, At the Banking House Of
LkWls JOHNSON 4 CO., corner Of PsnnsylVAniA
avenue and Tenth street APPS. ~
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Death OF General Cass.
DETRofr, June l7.-Gen. Lewis Cass died here
at four o'clock this morning, aged SO years.
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ESJos WV
Tho awards will be mad after the concert the stage
of the theatre where three thousand persons eau wit
It, committee will be appointed by the audience
TO superutend the same. ....
Printed lists Of awards will be published and supplied
to agents and ticket holders, Parties having tickets
will retain them until after tho awards made and "
their numbers appear In the Est they will forward their
tickets immediately with full directions Ms to the ship
ping Of goods deeds for the property. Tickets for sale
At all the principal Hotels Book and Music Stores In the
city, and At the Headquarters, in the Mammoth Fair
Bu ding for the benehl Of the sOdera and sailors Ma
ional Orphans Home Fund, corner Of Seventh street
and Pennsylyauia avenue, Washington, d. @.
The Directors appeal to the lib ray Of the people to
give this enterprise their kind support aud thereby ~
sst In relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of eur fallen
comrades.
T7I MANAGING DIRECTORS 30" fat
MAJ. A. HALL, Prest Sodiersiand Sailors Union.
COL CHAB h CAPEHART, MAI. M IL ALBERGER,
F". WILLIAM s. MORSE
TREASURER,
j. b. HUTCHINSON Esq,
..... Cashler Rational Bank Of tho MetFOpDlls
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER.
OHInp ouAhfEpnAsrHR q opyion, !
nHpor M wAaut.arou

OHIHP ouARfspnAsrzR's opyiosl
DEPor OF wAsHIEoros,
wAsHISoTos, d. c., May 81, 1895.
The offers received under the adverti Of Nay
being considered less than tho real yAlne Of the male
rial were not aessPtsd aud tsaisd Proposals again
Invited until THURSDAY Jsne A. 1888, at IL eIoek
for the purchase OF 600 Zee, Of Govern msnt LINN.
be OF the the following sizes and Descriptions via;
~, 900 feet L-inoh Oak
100, 900 feet 2-ineh Oak
100, 900 feet 2If.ineh Oak.
l2s, 900 feet S-ineh Oak
10, 900 ieet 81 -iseh oak.
rs, 600 feet 4-fnsh Oak. ...
10, 900 feet 5-ineh Oak,
10, 100 feet 9-ineh H,ehorx
g, 800 feet 9.ineh Hickory
y. 600 feet Inch Hickory.
80, 900 feet y S.inoh Ash
u, ooo feet a.fnsh Ash.
Sd 900 feet S.ineh Ash.
20, 900 feet 4.ineh Ash,
y, 900 feet 5-ineh Ash.
81, 500 feet Inch Pine.
81, 200 feet l.ineh Pine. ,
d, 900 feet A-ineh Poplar.
Is, 900 feet l.ineh Poplar.
The attention OF wagon and carriage n oslIsd
To this sale, as the above very uperior lot AZ AZ
seasoned Lumber suitable for p1rnass.
can he seen ey applying to Bevet Brigadisf o.ssrsi
Depot, about one mile east Of the Capitol,
Bids viii be received for the purchase Of Ia ho,..,S
feet and upward The undersigned resolves IN. IIgh
to reject all the bids should they hs ooasdered too low
,o,,s ep ooserement iundsl will bs required upon
noheaoh Of acceptance Of bid Apd prior T. the deiiy-
sy o. the Lumber which masi be REMOVED within AZ.
rea Gays AFTER the proposal 10 accepted,
Proposals shoald DO signed by the bidders full name
and give hs post ohcs address, plainly endorsed Pro,
p0'A's Nr the Purchase Of LamssI, and drsetsd to
Breyst Major General and CHIEF ouaTternastcr
Jel'd .... Depot Of Washington,