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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-02
FORENOON STOCK REPORT.
CORRECTED DAILY ny NELSON. cHuBBUcK 4 CO.
GOLD uILL.l

SAN Francisco. October 2.
80 Alpha, $S2 5O059057: a5 Chollar- Potosi,
$l65 5u1lGS; $50 Crown Point, $JO6li9: 10
Dancy, 81 90; 30 Exchequer, $1s; 30 Gould &
Curry, $107Gl09D10S; 70 Hale & Norcross, "a
Kcntnck, $3OG629SG5OO; 10 Lady Bryan. SIS:
S15 Overman. $9O@sT 30; 1868 Savage, $123Dla5
612i: 40 Sierra Nevada, $1911S HO12l; 100
Segregated Belchcr, gil 20; 81 Yellow Jacket,
Si,4aO6oi, 4JO6Dl AS. Gold, 139H.
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row LINE
FOR SACRAMENTO.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE
dispatch OF all Merchandise shipped by said
Line. Vessels load daily at East Street Wharf,
Francisco.
N. B.-The above Line has built the superior
Steamer PIONEER to tow said vessels up and
down the river with safety and dispatch.
8. B. PETERSON, Agent,
sele sm9p 4O7 East street, San Francisco.
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nANRY GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company.-Notice.-A special
meeting OF the Shareholders Of the above Com.
pany viii be held at their office, COZ washington
street, San Francisco, California, on MONDAY,
the nineteenth day Of October, 1868: at one
o'clock T. ", for amendments OF tho Bylaws
and such other business as may be brought be.
fore the meeting. Proxies must be written and
nled with the Secretary.
oc2 td A. NOEL, Secretary.
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The appointments of Mr.. Stewart from OctO-
Der u to November . will be announced here
after.
County Central Committees win please make
arrangements for meetings as above announced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-02
THOMAS FITCH

UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINEE For
MEMBER OF CONGRESS-,
viii address the people Of Nevada upon the pc.
litlcai issues OF the day, as follows:
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HON. Q. e. DeLONG,

HON. O. Z. DoLONG,
UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
PRESIDENTIAL HECTOR,
VIII address the people Of Nevada upon the po.
lItIcal issues Of the day, a. follows:
WHITE PINE DISTRICT. Monday, September
% Tnesdav Scntrmhpr NJ. "Wednesday. Sep
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INCORPORATED 1885
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PUBLIC DISCUSSIONS
BETWEEN
GIN. THOMAS H. WILLIAMS
AND
HON. A. w. BALDWIN
VIII take place as follows:

II Is agreed that the Speakers shall
alternate In opening, Judge Baldwin TO
commence at Gold Hill. The opening speech IL
to be one hour, the reply one hour and q half,
and the conclusion one-half hour. The speakers
are to stop promptly at the conclusion or their
time. Each OF the political parties are to have
one President and one Secretary, and In case OF
disagreement az to place OF speaking. the choice
IL TO be made by the speakers, alternating,
Judge Baldwin TO begin.
Local committees OF both parties are requested
to give notice Of the meetings.
Baldwin are hereby revoked TO conform to the
above. with the exception OF the one at Dayton.
he will address the people there NEXT SATUR-
DAY NIGHT, as previously announced.
sc20 tl
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charges Mt San R~raneisc. Rates.
jy21 IF II. HARRIS.
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LADIES AND cHILDRRN's
HAIR QUITTING AND CURLING
Done in the Latest Style.

respectfully invite the public to give me a
call. GEORGE FLIEbNER.
Gold Hill, Sept, 21, 1863. soa1 n
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Hon. K. d. FER GUsON

4. G. BREARLEY
Will address the people of Nevada on political
issues AZ follows:
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Dividends applied TO Policy, or applied
In Reduction OF Premium.
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POLITICAL
POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS.
HON. VIM. M. STEWART

WILL ADDRESS THE CITIZENS OF NE.
w vada upon the political issues OF the day,
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County Central Committees will make ar
angcmcnts for meetings ~ above announced.
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nrHs BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and amer SUNDAY, nth MAJ. : 1868. three daly
trains will be run between Baltimore and Wheel
ing and PsItersburg, as follows:
gsitlnors daily except sandsyl d - a. i M,
sAsg LINE w inEs d fRxE S s.x SsSS
teTeept saturdayj at 50 p, m. These trains con
west. Southwest and Northwest.
WINCHESTER ACCoMMoDATIoN TRAIN
aayS Leaves winchester fof BsltinSSs daily Hd
Frederick Junction with train for Frederick and
at HagorStown Junction with train for Hagers.
town.
THR BLLIcoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti,
Returning leaves Blileols Mills at 7;0 and ii ii
m And ''I poa fhi2s6BkERsTowN,
Lssse gf%S,s 10 and %itS ri
e cCpnss k.iiicsd' srriySG Il Hsssss,ows q NJ
Us Us s S M sss1ias 4 Bsi.naiss s az S
H. 'na 'N p F P WINCHESTER.
Iivias Al Winshes.sr At % and IS p m Return
in Baltimore y Td 81; Y %tAshifN SSf5Sp N
Leave Baltimore At $50. 1905, s:,oand s:b a. IN.
and F silSx Y &s ssf h FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Wsshington at and Ia. m. and l2ap,
49, and $40 ; F6 Il ANNAPOLIS.
ls.ys washington At 8 q. m. and i9 p m
Trains leave AnsssssHliss = T. and '0p
LSAv. BnIS ore fSI a. We SpS
taf.s ssa iniSiI. fRs ftfos Of every kind
sssiion.V q al Tho Ticket oalss " o.A''
| Master Of Transportation.
| L. N. Co.'s. General Ticket Agent.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH VEGETABLES.

BrAparARrKna Dpp,r oyrunPLArra.l
OPPIcE CHIBT CosnIs.IRT or SuBsIsTEoB
OMAHA EEB sspte nbsr ID. lsB
Sealed proposais lin dnplieateJ will he received
BY BTeyet Lisutesant Colonel q, b. Penrose, {, s.,
al the United States Subsistence Depot, near Chey.
THURSDAY, the oath Instant for the delivery
at that depot Of the following subsisienes Stores
via:
90, 900 pounds OF Potatoest
6O,OOO pounds OF Onionsi
5000 pounds OF TurpIpsi
BOO pounds Of Beeis
The above stores to DO Of the besi quality, per-
feetly sOuld and fully mAtured They must be
packed in good strong sacks, well sswsd, and iii
four corners lied and be deliysred As follows viz:
sD 90 pounds Of Potatoes 2D 90 pou nds Of Onions
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Proposals,
PRoPosALs ~ ssvy TRANsPoRrATIoS

phVs Sos 49, srsN TkANbfOhIAiioH'
HsApsy.stsas rHI. nIIrAaI s..-.,cr.l
oyrfcn OF Cuinr ouAhfsAhAsrss.
ss,,,s s::ss, ssssssiEi.s; 5 - s.:; :; <.
.f%ilisfy supplies, from x. AL. a u: sSsisssi
70 the nrst day Of January. 1870 on the following
Route No, e-From Marshall. Texas, Galveston.
r sf%Su $40 q S% F FEss S G. s
any points In Texas east or northeast Of the BraSos
river and sogth q the Red river or between any
The contractor 10 obliEAto himself to have .
a. RsrsSsii. SslSs.son. and Brysn Or Courtney.
or at the terminus Of the Texas Central railroad.
J. y sss e md
FS% Ind yGS e
s.is. Y ' days ;'i previous S sss s
pounds per ons bun dred 400 miles u which They
bidders should give ifsif rsmo. in full. a. well
as theiI places Of fo.id enee, and each proposal
q :, !, ssc :a on Of :s
eoatrset Is .wsraed Tor Inc route mentioned u "a
sisni .esuritS iufnisSsa " ssid parties IN s.:ofd
rs Tss.faouns fs sSnfsa rom he Contractor
viii be Any tsSasapd t5o. opol dollars.
elSas, md Person cfsfed a: security si be re
sT%s 81 ssP'I So. Itsz "a ,. A ss' P;SI
The right Il. reserved 10 rsiee, any or all bid
Proposals must be endorsed Proposal. for Arm,
Trsnsror,ation, Route No. g." and addressed !
By order Or Brere. Major General RsynSld,.
By., Brig. Gen, and Q. O. M. Tlhh hliit.Iy bI'
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PROPOSALS FOR PINE TIMBER.
UsIrED STATES EsolsEsR OFFICE. |

IMPROVEMENT S 81 z os III 49, HkR iS
Sealed proposals., In duplicate. Endorsed PRO
ofnce until IL a, m on Saturday. October 10, lses,
for the following materials, viz:
$50 sticks white Canada pine timber, each 30 feet
long and Il inches square.
go stieks white Canada pine timber. each q feet
long and u inches square.
5000 feet. board measure. bcst qnslity two-lneh
% sound white oak posts, each u feet long and II
inches square.
All the above timber and lumber to be OF arst
quality, sawed and straight The full dimen sion
given will be strictly required; any other sizes
will be rejected.
Ali to Be delivered by the 18th Of June, 1862,
alongside the United States pier in OsweE5 Har.
Dor All the expenses Involved In the proper meas
urement and inspection Of tho materials must be
borne by the contractor.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
this Office. G. L, BLUNT,
iLieut. Col. OF Engineers. Byt Col. u. S. 4.
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BIZ THE
Metropolitan Gift Company.
Cash GIFTS TO the amount OF $3.50, 900.
Every Ticket Draws a Prize.

,.cas9 Gins each flo, 900 q Cash ON, each 100
q -" 100 100 =" Do
MsiSsoon. eHsH 't 70 rs iSS
S9 Sewing MACHINES 60 % to l7i
900 Fine Gold Watches 70 to 30
Cash Prizes Silver Ware, &c all yRluedSl 200 90
A chance TO draw any OF the above Prizes for 25c
Tickets describing Prizes are sealed In Envelopes
and we'll mixed. On receipt Of Csc, Sealed Ticket
Ia drawn without choice and sent by mail to any
address, The prize named upon It Will be del yered
70 the ticket-holder on payment OF one DOtidr
Prizes are Immediately sent to any address by ex.
You will know what your PriEo ia before you
pay for \. Any griIs erohhGngcd l0r dnothtr NJ
RBPERBScgsi We select the following from many
who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly
iaio, 5000 Miss Annie Monroe, Chicago, Piano,
f66Oi John D, Moore. Louisville, $1,000; Miss
kmma WAlwoTth, Milwaukee, Piano, 400; Rev
Z. A. Day, New Orleans, 400 We publish no
names without permission.
OPIyIoss or JHE PRRss:-'The hrm Is reliable,
and deserve their success "-WttkiY Tribune,
Aug. S. ''WeknOw them ~ be fair dealing A rm. "
y. !. Herald. Aug. %. "A friend OF ours drew
stoD Pglie, whiehwas promptly received. "-Ddiiy
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements to AGENTS
Satsf action guaranteed. Every package OF Sealed
Envelopes contain 0sB CASH gIIT. Six Tickets for
VI y for vi 50 for e6i ITO for $l6 All letters
should be addressed to
HARPER, WILSON a. Co.,
lJ3 broadway, N, Y,
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PROPOSALS FOR suPBRsTRUcTURE OF
IIRoN BRIDGE At THk ROCK ISLkND ARSE.

NAL, lLLlNOlb.
Proposals. will be received at the Rock Island
Arsenal. Rock Island Ill, , until the 18th day OF
October, 1858, At u o'clock meridian, for the con
.IruetiOni putting In position and finishing ready
for use, tho hupsrStTuetuTe Of an iron BRIDGE CON
siStinE Of four spans Of one hundred and ffy feet
each, across the minor or south channel Of the
Mssissippi River. a. The lower end Of Rock Island.
Illinois
The roadway Of bridge to DO twenty -four foet In
the CLEAR, and sidewalk on each side Of roadway,
sI feet vide in the CLEAR. and both 10 be properly
covered or noOTed, the roadway with two and one
half inch thick, and the sidewalks with one and
A-half inch thick, oak flooring.
Drawings, plans and specifications, necessary to
clear and ready undeIstAndinE. Of the pTOpOse cd
mode Construction III Acoo mpa the proposals.
and bidders will state tho time within which they
complete the work,
The Iron that ia subjected to tensile strain to
have tenaclty Of not less than sixty thousand
(oO,OOOl pounds per square inch Of section and the
20 DO strong enough, with actual strain Of srten-
son OF ten thousand pounds, per square inch,
and OF compressiOn Of siI thousand pounds, 10
Ing over 1t with safety
Tho United States reserves tho ght to reject
OF all bids. II not deemed Satiafaetory.
Byt Brig Gen. U. &. A. Com. Rock Island Arsenal.
hoGk lsLAsD ARsEsAL, Ill, Sept II. 1868
sepl7.td
UTRAPPIN,a PAPER FOR IsALR AT THIS
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BRRP.

HRADaR's FIRsr MILITARY DIsrRIor,l
OFFICE CHIRI CoMHIssART or sUBsIsTBseI, I
RIcHhOED, Va, Sept. 10, 1905.
Sealed Proposals. In duplicate, will BIO received
at the once q Lieut., Q. Jennihss nj lnlantry.
tsmber rs, 1865, at y u. , for all the
PREsH BEER
required at Fredericksburg. Va, for six months
from October 1855, such leaa time as the Con-
nisHary General OF Subsistence may direct. Tho
Beef DO delivered there the order OF the Act
Ing CommissAry OF Subsistence at that plAsei Of
good marketable quality, Ia equal prOpOItions Of
lore and hind quarters (neehs, sha3ks,end Kidney
tAllOw to be excluded.) The necks Of the cattle
slaughtered to be cut of at the fourth VertsbLAl
Joint, and the breast trimmed down The shApts
Of quarters to be cut from three 10 four Inches
above the knoe-iO nt, and Of hibd-4uAtters from
ak TO eight inGhos above the gAmbTel or hOek
Joint.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond TO
their bids, and be prepared to give bonds for tho
fulhlment OF their contract
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly, "Propo-
sails for fresh Beef, at Freder ioksburg, Va. The
for good cause.
Conditi9ns, requirements, payments. Se.. Sc.
BY command Of BFovot Mpr; ooRirSI stS1span
sepls-st Bvt MAJ and Ch'f c. s. Lat Mi. Dis.
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LARGE AQUARIUN, intended to surpass the
celebrated one at Hamburg, has recently been
constructed in the Inter den Linden, at Ber-
lin, by joint stock company. The building
10 finished, and It Is expected that all the other
arrangements will be completed and the aqua.
rum thrown open to the public before the end
of the year. The Geological Society Of Val.
paraiso has sent . very valuable present Of
seven hundred animals, with broad hint that
1t will make no objection II the attention 10
reciprocated.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

ANEW demand is likely to spring up fol
the wooden paper hangings. Cards from them
have been significantly and suggestively used
as invitations to q wooden wedding. Silver
or golden plates for q similar purpose would
DO rather expensive hints, but those We refer
to are suited to the Eve years Of connubisl
bliss that has to study economy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

Mas. FANNY KKxBLE can add to her
other triumphs the rare distinction Of having
astonished a railway conductor. She bought
four tickets for her party Of three persons, on
leaving Springfield last week, because sh.
wanted to occupy four seats for the sake Of
comfort The conductor was q veteran OH
ciaI. but he had never met such Q case before.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
Giles Al, ST. LOUIS ARSENAL. sT. Louis.
ST. LOUIS ARSENAL. Mo..l
Will be offered for sale at public auction. com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, a. m October .. lss. a
nance Stores and other articles, consisting Of
Iron Cannon, Artillery Carriages, and Cannon
Balls, Artillery Implements and Equipments
Carbines, Muskets. Rides. Pistols. Shot Guns,
Swords. and sabres.
Infantry and Cavalry Aeeoutrements.
Saddles, Brides, Halters, &c.
Artillery Harness and parts o. Harness,
Leather, Brass, Copper, and Iron Scrap.
Cannon. Mortar, Musket, and Rine Powder, and
miscellaneous articles,
An opportunity will be offered By this sale for
purchase guns and carriages which may be used
Tor salute purposes.
catalogue Of the articles to be sold will be fur.
nshed upon Apple cation At this Arsenal, or at the
| Ordnance once, Washington, D. @.
Terms cash ten per cent. on the day Of sale, and
Thirty days will be allowed for the removal
| OF heavy ordnance. AL other stores will be re.
i quired to be removed within ten days from close
Of sale.
Packing boxes to be paid for at stated price. 10
| DO determined by the commanding ofheer.
| bid in and suspend the sale whenever the biddins
| does not come up 20 the limit that may be hKed b.
| proper authority on some Of the articles, or whom
ever the interests OF the United States In his opin
ion. may be subserved BY so doing, ,vn,p
| Brevet Brig. Gen, U. 5. A.,
LIZ Col, Of Ordnance Commanding Arsenal
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PROPOSALS PoR BEEF.


USITRD STATES suBsIsrsscR DHPAHTnssr.)
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. l, 1858.
70 S'sloet. r., % ssPTEG5Eh II. isss. fer iar:
saasl proportion q icGe and hind qasrtsf ns...
eluded,) In such qur ntities as may, from time 10
| time, be required, and on such days IS the com
months. commencing October !, ls6S, TO be deliv-
cred to the United States troops at Atlanta, Ga.
| Savannah, Ga. Huntsville. Ala, and Jackson,
| Pla.
Payment will be made In Government funds
monthly, upon delivery and acceptance.
Bids p DO directed TO the updeIsiEned, and
Second Lieut. SD Infantry, Acting Chief G. y. De.
| partment Of the South. sops-td
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TIMORK RAILROAp.

PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND BAL
/ TlM0RB RAILROAD,
Commencing on Monday, June sth, passenger
trains will leave President street depot, Baiti-
more, as follows, viz:
Way Nail Train for Philadelphia and Way sta
lions at rs IN, This train connects at Newcastle
Junction with trains for all Stations on the Della
ware Railroad.
at $40 q. m, connecting at Perryyille with train
for Port Deposit
At IS y. m. connecting at Wilmington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad. between Will
min gton and HARRINGTON,
RECOMMENDATION Train for Port Deposit and inter
mediate Stations At OPP. m.
Express Train for Philadelphia at 6tS p. IN.
Express Train for New York at IS p: m, con
Meeting al wilmingt with Express Train fol-
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad. daily
except Saturday.
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York at 5 Us p. IN,
Through Tickets may DO procured other at Prea
idont Street depot at Ticket Once, No 10 Balti
more street Persons purchasing tickets at Office
Baltimore street. can have their baggage checked
al their residence by Union Transfer Company.
WIN. CRAWFORD. Agent
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II makes family man SILVER to be asked
Just now: Have you engaged your coal :
Have you spoken for your potatoes' How
many barrels Of apples shsll you buy'" This,
too, Just after settling the bills for summer
board in the country, journeys to the noun.
tains, and escaping from the last sweltsrirs
dog.day.
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THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner Of SECOND street east and D street south,
Capitol Nm.
INAHEALTHY AND RETIRED FART OF WASH.
INGTON CITY.
The new building is now ready for the reception
ofpatients Of eyeryrlasa both medical aud surgical
The cars run within two squares Of the building,
Patients will he received into tho wards NJ ~
per week, payable In advance. This Includes Sled
ieine and Medical or Surgical att udanee,
Private Rooms can be had at advanced Eatoa
MEDICAL STAFF ATTENDING.
D. R. HAGNER, H. D., No. 900 street, bO.
tween Eighteenth and Sirieehth.
JOHN Z. RILEY, NJ D., New York ayenue, be!
weon Fourieeuth aud Fifteenth streets,
WIN. MARBURY, NJ D., $50 street.
}, =. THOMPSON, NJ. D., corner Ninth stree
e. N. FORD, ~ 2; q East Capitol street.
ADVISORY AND COSsULTiNG.
GRAFTON TYLER, N. D., corner OF Washing
ton and Gay streets, GEORGETOWN.
W. T.. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Seventh street, hn.
tween Z and y.
THOMAS MILLER, 80 ! street.
SoHNaYTRNE ESaiSEE ~ fiSSSt .,r.,
Application can be made at the Hospital, or 10
either Of tho above AIMED physicians. Physician.
sending patients to the Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege vi attending the
same,
As-Ho persons with contagious Diseases admitted
SISTER LORETTA O'RElLLI,
oetT Superior.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

The NATIONAL CAPITOL, ehartoIed as q
Life. Health and Accident Company-the hrsteyer
been entirely reorganiIed and made Life Insu.
range Company exclusively, Its capital has been
now fully prepared for business.
Policy holders in this Company can participate
In the PROFITS Of the Company upen the mutuAl plan
or at their option, taking policies without partei
patton, thereby combining the advantages Of both
MUTCAL and STOCK companies.
The names Of its Ofeers and Directors q su Oh
Client guarantee that the affairs Of the Company
will be conducted with honesty and economy,
Their regulations are pledged to faithfully fulnl
every promise made 70 policy holders, and nc
risks will be accepted or any steps hastily taken
whereby the perfect ss<ety and security Of the
Company can be impaired or questioned.
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pROPoSALS FOR G9RSy. OATS, HAY AND

HRADqrARTBRs DEPARTMENT OF THR LAKRA,)
CHIEF QUARTBRhAsTER y OPPICB,
DETROIT. hiOH,, seEt. q, 1855
Scaled proposals will be received at this Otheo
until SATURDAY, September 10, 1873, at II o clock.
a, m, for furnishing Corn, Oats, HAY and hTAW,
In such quantities as may be req al red for issue Al
Detroit, Port Wayne, and Fort Graham, Michigan.
during the year commencing October ], lhoe.
Proposals Will be made In tTipioate, with copies
Of this advertisement annexed to each, and accom-
panied by a guarantee, signed by two responsible
persOns that In case the bid IL accepted contract
will be executed, with good and suilel seeuri-
tiaement,
Envelopes containing proposals. TO DO endorsed
Proposals for Forage aud Straw, and addressed
to the undeTslgnod, 10 whom application may be
~ Ads for additional particulars,
The right to reject any or all bids, any part Of
II bid, IL hereby Ieseryed:
By command Of deneTal Pope. ,vor
ChiefQ NJ Dept Ofths Lakes,
seplt-tl Brew. Brig. Gen, U. y. Army.
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ovPIcI CHIsy ouARfllHAlfhR.l
PoRr LBLvHIwoRrH, KAE.. Sept. ], 1858.
Sealed proposals will be received al this ofios
until II O'clock, ., m. Of September H. 1858. for
the delivery Of
IS, 90 foot Of Pine Lumber.
1900 Pine Shingles,
10 the Depot ouartermAster at fon Lesvenworth,
Kansas.
Delivery TO commence on or before October 0.
and TO be completed By before December IL, 1893
Proposals will b. received for any portion or the
whole,
A full description Of tho kinds Of Lumber and
quantity OF each kind required will be furnished
upon application 70 this once.
The usual conditions, which may be AssertAined
at this once, Will be imposed upon bidders and
contractors.
Blank forms Of proposals will be furnished on
application.
BY authority Of the Major 0snsIal commanding
the Department. BkhJ. y. CARD,
BIeyet Briyadior General U. 8. Army, AstiHE
Chief O. M. se5-td
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19
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NJ. JOSEPH LrvrcuAx, Russian editor Of
no small ropute among his countrymen, 10 .
letter to the Lsmbsrg !SLavo, maintains that
he has solved the problem Of navigating the
air. The motive force employed BY him
steam; the rate of speed attainabls with his
machinery he estimates at eighty miles Per
hour. Patents having been granted him In
England, Austria. and Hungary, he promises
soon to disclose his intention, which, he says,
has already passed though tho ordeal Of .
trial.