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a cautious ilsmizsr tells what is iRS
mater with abol,d lady In the following
,emT The Princess do MstleInieh ID
to relrO from society for IilIle ahilSi
ond i buying los Of edgings, insertions,
musinS, aud so Oh. which s6O is making
up 10 lille garments too large for doll
and too SmoI for herself 40 81
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-11

'Yousny you know hOrse fton
iArkuSs when Jou see thCm? asked
counsel Of rather dall locking wiIpess!
Oh, yeas, Just so,' Jtowlcd out tho In!
,e6ded victim, gazing intullivoIJ at bis
legal tomeuor, Il lnow The diFerencei
epaFd never lSke yOu To- c hOtsc'
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INCIDENT Ar A ruNE!

WAL, Ioa1 .u3 Hl
On h.I Saturday 10 a !hgs Sppaly
church, ueor The city, au humble village
parson was proarhing Tho funeral serm'
on Of 40 old man, who had lived moro
lhuu his three score and ten. and who
had finally laid down lifc's burden and
joined bis fathers While the religious
services we(e progressing, two Young
men passed lha door Of tbs church; ond
"a yonth ortwrn Eve summers. propo
ssd to go IN and 'see whom they wetg
about 10 plant" TO use his own Gotdaj
They entered, ani as they did so, the
little congregation was about to take d
last look at tho sli lace OF the aeceassd;I !
and the youths j,inad in the melan holy
procession. They paused moment st
the bier. when the ono who had proposed
to enter The church I'D 1 ''SsO Fhohi lhs{
we're aboIl 10 pladti'benI down over tBs
cOtio and gavo Signs Of tho most polg'l
uanl griel. Hq wept bitterly, and relB'
sod to leave the coffin. Some one sug.
ge,ted 10 him TO pass on, when he said,
This is my ralh r-how came he hcrsF
This sequel is soon told At tho begin:
ming of the war the youth had enlisted
in an Indiana regiment aud had remaiq.
ed in the service I'll the ldst battle. ID
had been mustered obr, had tokpI chi;
pluyhent 10 Maryland, aud remained ia
that State until few days Siucg, lRhod
be started home to see his aged patelE
In route be had stopped 10 the village
to visit eomrale who had gone ihrougl
the war with him ThsttWoiu laEiggfR
walk, passod BY the ellprch paRhieh
lAe (gneral, service .el Iplin Sleyton ~ Y
'eupe dsd beer led 10 enter the church,
when lhB bighp.of bis istheta. ldBlest
form gaysihiti tie hrst lnllnatlou ibii
he wos ralhSdc~. The odot Slugi6d,
had moved 10 Ohio during the last lWd
Yeas Of his son's absence and had, af%
er alingeting illness. died. Truly, truth
is straDger .haO fstiou. CiacianatirEaa
quucr. .i,l,, -,,,
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ADDITIONAL ARTlOLE

Agreed upon between tho Post olioe
Department OF the United States and
the Post Office Department Of the
llanses'ic Republic Of Bremen, pto-
yiding for the C,uveyonco Of liner.
national Conesp inl1nce Ia time Of
War or Threatening War
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A c,Usty old bachelor SOyS; "Teu
me ,hou mighty deep with wavessO bluO
aud clear ia there good time coming
soon, will disapprarl some Goteigug rock
bound shore some Island far ORsy
whore those Tremendous street baIooni
shall oil be slowed away. The mighty
deep was rpPItd By Squall, and agr'
wered slOw aul coljly, Mono OF all
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-11

| conveyed uader Article IL, by Uoited
States steamer cents
snd when BY Bremen s,ssmer q"
whsu conveyed, under Article III
by us, steamer,
and when by Bremen steamer. 10 +"
Respecting the postage for newspapers
snd pamphlets, ana magaz mes, received
in either country the wbolc IS to be paid
to the United States ofli is, when the
same are sent BY United States steamers
aud one hall 10 the United Stalee and
the other half 10 the Bremen office when
cent by Bemen steamers.
II is understood AMI agreed that, Of
the portion ftbe postage for which the
United States office is 10 account TO Brr.
men, as we'll as of what Bremen may cols
lsct. sll but one cent single letter is TO
20 to the berefil Of the proprietor Of the
Bremen line of steamers. @ "tf '.'r
Letter bills and scEnowlsd sements, ss
we'll as forms Of account, shall be made
to conform to these articles.
ARTICLE VII, The accounts between
the two departments shall be closed at
the expiration ofeach quarter Of the cal
andar year, BY quarlerly statements and
accounts prepared by General Post Office
10 Washington; and having been exam
inrd compared, and s'lllsl by the Pos
Office Of Bremen. the balance shall be
paid, without delay bythat department
which shall be fonnd indebted to the
other. II the balance is in favor Of
Bremen; aud iii favor Of the Unied
States, it shall be paid over by Bremen
at Washington, or TO the General Post
Office at London, TO the credit of the
United States, as the Postmaster General
Of the United States shall direct. Meth
er Office is to charge 70 the other any
commissions upon any postage it may
collect The twenty per cent commiss.
ion 10 tie postage of Bremen STIPULATED
in Article vi Of the arrangement Of
I847 is 10 cease from aud after the doe
when these articles take effect, and Bre-
men is to receive no other pensation
for the services required by the arrange
mcnt of l847 than as provided in Ard,
Gle VI ,cf the present convention.
ARTICLE VIII. The steamers OF the
Two lines shall be required to coyey all
dead and returned letters, aud the official
communications Of the respective post
ueosrtmeuts OF the United States and
Bremen fee of charge. fgs-slT al
ARTICLE TX. This arrangement. which
sursrsedes the temporary arrange
mem Of SIN Of JULY 1858. and II u 10 &c !
~ = US
ltuat tonseni 81 posl ffP PaHnsht
nfter lhttSpiratiohs spfn.ree moplhs pre-.
vious notice to the other; and il may al
so cease whenever the Brennan steamers
cease runnitg =
In witness whereof we have hercunto
set our names and affixed tho seals of
ourr espGctiye Offices, this 4th day Of
August, one thousand eight hundred aud
6tty three, at the city of Washington.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Post Master General,
RUDOLPH SCHLElDES.
Minister resident of the Republic Of
Btemen.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE 81 g
Agreed upon between the Post ofiiee

Agreed upon between the Post 0(Iiee
Department OF the United Safes aud
lbs Poss o6lce DeTat!m9a! ot the
Honseolic Republic Of Bremen,
The Post 0ni'e OF NV York 10
oha,giog postage dua 20 the Pos! Oliise
of Bremen. shall unirotmaIly make usr
of weights having the American ouOce
for unit, with its divisions iutv half aud
qusrter ounces; aud the Bremen POSI-
Office, in charging he postage dus 10
the United States, shall uniformly mnke
use Of weights having the German lOh
for uniI, (lwo lyh being considered eq'
ual to ono ounce American
THIS additional article to the poslal
convention Of Augost4. 1858. tskes e.
feet Immediately. a'0a
10 witness whereof we have bersnnlo
sci our names and oEixd the SealS Of
our respective offices, this twenty lhiid
day Of November. one thousand eight
hundred aud sixty, al the city Of WASH
iDgton I..
[sEAL ] J. HOLT.
Postmaster General
IsgAL R. SCHLElDEN,
Minister R.sidcoI Of Bremen.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE


Agreed upon between The Post Office
tue Posi- UMfeDepartment OF The Han
seaiic Republic Of Bremen, modifying
Article ii. of the Postal Convention
OF august 4, 1888. z
The international correspondence. con
veyed either by the UniIed States Sr
Bremen steamers. between the United
States or its territories aud Bremen, will
be hereafter subject TO the following
postal charges, viz
Postage on each letter or pack not eI.
ceedGg hall an ounce ia weight 10 cts.
Above half An ounce, and not
over one ounce, 90 P"
Above one ounce, but not exceo
ding one ounce and half, 80 /"
Above one ounce and a half, but
net exceeding two ounces, 40 +"
And the postage will increase 10 this
scale Of progression, to Wit: Additional
ten cents fof each additional hoIfouuce,
or fraction Of half ounce.
Payment in advance shall Bs optional
10 either couniry. It sholI DOT. how.
ever, Je permitted 10 poy less than the
whole rate; and no account shall be tok
eu Of the prepayment of any traction OF
that rate, .' f1H1t 'H .i.t.r
In witness whereof, we have herrun'
TO set our names and affixed the SAILS of
our respective Offices, this twenty tlrifd
day Of Augusi. Que Thousand eiaht hun.
drcd sixty, at Ihe city OF Washington.
TsgAL. J HOLT, at
Pos'ma.l9f.G n.ra'. a.
[sEAL | @ r. SOHLEl
tt Minister Resident OF Bremen,
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package from the unregistered letters
and seal sach package, a;er tyips il ia
the usual manner Tho letter bills oil
suoh registered letters shall not DO rn-
closed in the packages containing them,
out shall be enclosed in a separate
wrapper or envelope. sealed, and adj
dressed to tho postmaster of the CORES.
pointing exchange Olhco Of Brrmeo or
New York.
.ARrcLE Nv. On tho receipt of regis,
tered letters for delivery or diStibulion
at either OF the respective exchange OH
ces Of Bremeu or Nav York, the post.
master of such receiving Office will com,
pare the letters with the bill. oni endorse
1t correct" If il is found so, or will noie
the erFot, If there be one, in the man net
prescribed With regard 10 registered let,
jets received from Gu inland post ptiitet
He will then fill up the corresponding
tcluru bill noliug upon il whether cef,
rect OF oIherwis', and will see that il is
returned by tho frst m,iI ,hsteOfer to
the office Of mailing, New York or Bre
men, os the case may be- Fsa 'at
ARTICLE V, Registered letters re-
ceivyd at Nav York from Bremen, or
received at Bremen from New Yotk,
and destined for an inland post Office,
SHALL be Forwarded IN tho same mann,
as other registered lslteu originally
mailed at either ollile,
ARrIcLE vi Tho Unitsd States and
Bremen Post Offices shall reciprocOlly
account to each other upon such re,is-
tered letters as shall DO exchanged be
tween them in the same maoner as pre-
sclbed in the poslS convention cvncIu
ded on the fourth Of August, one thous
snd eight hundred aud ffty.threc: but
the registration fee Of five cents shall SC
crue 10 the United StitOs Post, Office
Department upon all registered letters
sent from the United States to Bremen
and 10 the Bremen Pos, 0ilics Depart
mont upon all registered leucw sent
from Bremen 10 the United States.
10 wines whereof, we have hereto sci
cur names and affixed tbs seals Of our
RESPECTIVE offices, this seventeenth dag
OF May, one thousand eight hunlrcd aud
ffry.fvc, at the city Of Washington.
II. JAMES CAMPBELL,
H.u Postmaster. General. q.
f. 81 R. SCHLEIDEN,
Minister Resident oil the
Republic Of Bremen
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-09

ANOTHER TKAuISG AccIDBST.-About
10 o'clock this forenoon, o twelve horse
team, With three wagons attached, from
Reno, heavily loaded with merchandise
for Mercer & Tucker, was passing down
Main street, at the upper end OF town,
when near the Globe Hotel owing TO the
street being made slippery from the
sprinkler having just passed over it, tho
wagons slid down the steep declivity
and the near wheeler in holding back
broke his breast strap. The unfortunate
animal was caught under the near fore
wheel and his Off hind leg was broken,
so that hs had to be shot in order to put
him out Of his misery. Our Gold Hill
streets aud steep sideling places are
destructive to work animals.
ASwgEr Tooru.-Most everybody has
a "sweeth TOOTH" that is to say, a
special fouduess for sweet things. j.
NJ. Flurshutz, whose advertisement APP
pears in another column, and whose
place of business is on G street, Vir-
ginia, nearly opposite Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S, manufactures all the most pop
ular styles of candies, selling at whole
sale or retail. He also gets up q choice
lunch to order, Of hot coffee, chocolate,
nam and eggs, etc., at shortest notice.
To SNoKEns.-R Roman Brothers, @
street, Virginia, opposite Smith street,
have a very large and we'll selected
stock of choice tobacco, cigars, pipes of
all descriptions and prices, Wostenholm
and other standard cutlery, fancy goods,
ETC., all of which they could be per-
suaded to part with for a very reason
able amount Of coin. Saloon keepers
and others Interested would do well to
buy their tobacco or cigars from Roman
Brothers. They deal fairly and very
reasonably With every one.
LAND NAyIGArIoY.-"I If wishes were
horses, beggars might ride" is very
old saying, but any person with a rea-
sonable amount Of coin to pay for the
luxury, can have q ride OF q good, well
behaved saddle horse, or in n good
buggy, ~barouchc, four or six-horse car
riage, or any of that style of locomo-
ton, by just calling on Spaulding Il
Gearhart, al their well known and pop |
ular livery stable, on d street, Virginia,
near Taylor street.
Srocxs .Ur.-Stocks are selling at
much better figures than they were a
week ago. Yesterday, especially, stocks
were up Unexpectedly high they are
dropping y little to-day, bat will prob
ably rally tomorrow. So it goes. When
stocks are up everybody looks smiling,
aud when they are down there is a cor
responding dropping of the lower jaw,
even in men who never owned an inch
in the Comstock.
FISH ANT GAME.-0ur markets are
exceedingly well supplied with fish and
game of all descriptions at the present
time. We never saw such a good vari-
ETY. of fresh fish here as at preseut. Ask
Mounot, Of the family market store, Q
street, Virginia, or Couture or Monaco.
of Gold Hill. They keep we'll supplied.
COMING ALoSG.-The railroad track
is laid ms far as the stone house, the
other side of the Overmau mine, and
the construction train runs to that point.
Day after tomorrow it will be flushed
to Crown Point bridge.
LINCOLN HOSE COMPANY No. 3.-Reg-
ular monthly meeting to morrow even
ing. See official notice in another COL
and be promptly present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-09
mn WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LIN

Mr. Startling, Adolph Sutro, J H Jaqua,
Robert Page and wife, Andrew Bergher, Mr.
Stewart, Miss Clancy, B Conroy, James NJ
Richardson. John S Richardson, William II
Stewart, Cole Saunders, Albert Nesbitt, RM
Black, A McQuaid, Mr. Arrowsmith, Thomas
Burgess, ] T Floyd, H B Luther, D Viadero,
J A Bonhom, V Averill, S Blackford, Mr.
Bingham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-09

THE HEALING P~oOL.-ESSays for Young Men VINO
h1y, fallen into vicious habits, and now desire u
higher life, and = better Manhood, with certain
means OF relief for the afflicted. Sent In sealed
letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address Howard
Association. BOX P, Philadelphia. Pa. se9N3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-09
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
DR. Cole, A Berg, Mr. Daley, s s Denton:
Mr. wcinshank. Col Avery, r Nillett, B +
Leet andwife, S Ingalls,, J Kelly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-09

BY WOODRUFF AND ENNoR's LINE.
John Collins, Michael Collins, C Bodener,
Bennett opie, D L Sullivan, Henry Stafford,
VIM Peto-
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= Z =

TO THE WORKING cLAss.-we arc now
nrcnarod TO furnish all classes with constant
employmcnt ut home, the wholeof tho time or
FOR the spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Pcrsons Of either eek easily
earn from soc TO IS per evening, and o proper
tinpal sum By devoting their whole time to tho
business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much
as men. That all who see this notice may send
their address, and test the business, we make
this unparalleled offer To such a. nre not
we'll satisfied yc will send q TO pay for the
sample, whicf viii do to commence work on,
and q copy OF. The Peoples literary Companion
-one Of the largest and best family newspapers
published-all sent free by mail. Reader, II you
want permanent. profitable work, address
z. @. ALLEN q CO., Augusta, Maine.
October Is, 1859. ocasSm
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Charsesnt sa. frauoisso Rates:
ocI2 II II. HARRIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-09

DULLIoN AND ORES CAREFULLY AS
ID sayed by CONRAD WIEGAND, formerly
Supervising Assayer at tho San Francisco
Mint. Receiving Olhce In Virginia at Morrilrs
Drug Store. oc2Su
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A DETERMINED Su1crpz-A Little Pr

IA DETERMINED SCICIDR-A Little Prelim1-
sdTy COareTSdti0n.-Somet two or three weeks
ago, or more. Patrick Purcell was seated ON
tne track of the Mount Carbon Railroad over
looking the turbid waters Of the Mississippi
de had been seated there but q few moments
when along came Mafhias Scnaefer a German
resident Of the place, who accosted Pat in this
wise:
self"
"well, if you want to drown YOURSELF,
coolly replied Pat, 'why don't you go along
and do ttf'
aft YOU don't come" reloined Schae.er. an
do n sure-you'd better come'-saying which
he proceeded 70 the edge OF the water.
$50 on with the show, was the answer ats
none Of my funeral"
"Come quick, If you are coming. tell you
agaIn- you d better come, was Schaefer's final
appeal 10 the impertur bable Pat, who main.
tanned MS seat on the railroad track.
proceed with your exhibition" came from
raj agaln wnereupon the determined Schaefer
Waded out into the stream, sat down, and ac-
9ually drowned himself.
Pat mentioned the circumstance to a passer-
oy few moments after, and when reproyed
Tor not rushing in and rescuIng the foolish
man, retorted, with some spirit, that II he
wanted 10 drown himself IL would 90 pretty
hard with the man that might attempt TO In.
matter d. Popped.
The body OF Schaefer was taken out as soon
IS possible, but too late TO attempt resusclta-
ton with any hope of success. SO AZ was Quiet
~ put away IN the ground on the margin OF the
stream within whose waters the LIE left It
euro III Bulletin.
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PROPOSALS ToR RIVER TRASspoRrA,
)TIIoE or pEPoT QuARrERnAsrER,


OFFICE or DEPOT QuARrERnAsrER,
OoISEn oANP AND BOTH srIEErs,
NEW ORLEANS, La, August s. Issa 4
Sealed Proposals., in duplicste WITH : oosy nj
this advertisement attached % each are inyfesd
and viii be received &C this on ce unit MOEDAT
csPtenoer 9, 1858. at II for the q portsfion
be required by the ousrtermassaps pessssps ~
between New Orleans and points on the Red River
for the period Of nine months commepcine on ehs
LIST dag OF October, 1853, TO the sOth DAY OF Jun~
lSo, - iollows:
from New Orleans TO Grand Score or return
From Hsv Orleans to Shreveport or return
return.
or yenerson, or return.
Prom ALEXANDRIA 70 Shreveport or Jefferson or
return
ProIo.sis viii state 81 What rates bi iders Bro
pose 70 transport 70 or from each of the sboye-
named point. officers and enlisted men. csbi.
classes Of freight, viz: .'0 '"s '0i0"'hs
Horses, Mules, Sheep, and Beef Cattle, each psr
bead 49,
na,Si ls seni h Lead, Zinc, Tin, Copper,
Hardware; Hollov:w.fe Grindsscns ordns ".'
um Rose xo s. 9I Ic non ny straw Moss Oak
MEAsURHMtNT GOODS,
OlothfnR, kQuipage, Crates, Crockery Bosrs
Blinds, Sash, Furniture. Wagon Tongues, Mat
and fsfss: ss sGG cubic sic cas light Casks
DRY GOODS
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GTNITID STATES MARsHAL's SALE
8. MARSHAL'S SALE.

In virtue Of four writs Of fieri fsciss, and one
writ OF yendttioni exponas, issued from the
CLERK . once OF the upreme Court of the District
Of Columbia, and to me directed will sell at pub
lie sale for cash In front Of the Court House door
fsaid District, on MONDAY, the 3Oth day Of Au-
gust instant, 1869. at Il O'Clock m, all defendant's
right title claim and interest in and to part OF Lot
No. q. In SQUARE No. AS. In the city Of Washing
ton, D. G., beginning az the northeast corner Of
said sSuars, thence south n feet, thence west 70
reotion with the west line thereof, to the north
line OF said lot, thence with said north line to the
place OF beginning, together With the improve.
property of Brook Macksll, Jr:, and VIII be sold
70 sst 1s e{ecutioss Nos sT s.Es, 4II. 4,l7s
Emory. A: T. =: Richards, j. d. Parkinson. and
Owen Wilson, all against Brook Mackall, Jr
ALEX. SHARP, q. 8. Marshal D. O.
august IL, 1903 au l0-d
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pRoPOsALs FOB TRANsPoRrATIos
ooUIFFicE DEPOT oUARTKRNAsrER,

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER.
SokNsE OF CAMP AND South sTRErs
rEssS: .. IL !:
WRb 6s Treessed at this office until Il O'Clock
trsnspsrtstion Of ali eoyern%ept troes. ,oT the
plies that may be required by the ousrserm s.sers.
day Of a,Ss ~ $50 o saS
on rom ioe S Ms9 ds 1, Of June $50;
From New Orleans to Indisnola, Texas. or r.-
From From New Orleans to ROckport, Texas, or re-
From New Orleans to BrazOs Santiago, rexss
From Galveston to IndisnoIa, Texas, or return.
return. 0"'es'on 10 brazos Santiago, Texas, or
RETURN s and fo9 g B..aS' TEXAS
Rsr frS% New 6rI..ns to GslSesiosn s..'.sa
'f ProSo.sl ss VII II . sssSr. ?, ~ vi.
named po ,ihansport % o ssS Of Che sbos.
ssch nsssene s,. esrs and enlisted men. sbin ana
az fr.{sste each, and the following ciassss
aST;ss, Mules, Sheep and Beef Cattle, each mar
s.s i Msshibe s,, rLs:s zdns Pin. o1s,.r.
S s; 8: e.. ::ss
Bay, Straw, Ioss and oskum each. ,er hal.
=, h c pine and oak, ssch, per one thousand
" Oats and corn, per sack.
MEAsUREMENT GOODS.
t S.,,,I Door SIind:: ss:S.: Tssss foasass,
rlour. Me-, DRY GOODS.
&c .Schs ~, bbesss9ss. Tarnips, White sasIr.
po,s r., WET GOODS.
ter, Tar, Rssin HoIaa.eS Rro4n DemeeL ~
Grease. &c, each, Der 6srrsi S@ssf' ~ hoss
Army WAGONS com plate. Ambulances, e,rx,~
,fruits jams, JSlli.s. WindoG or. p,cs,
axtraet 9: Candies, Creckers, Hard Bred Tsr4.s
sDioee, ooneensed Milk, Canned Ueafs ~
&C. each. per box. S~eSs
49,. Isr S s..s
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ANY DEPARTMBNT,
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,

WASHINGTON, d. o.. August 10, 1859
Pr4posas will be received at this ONCE for the
HSspital at Annapolis. Md;
Plans and specifications Of THE proposed buildings
e. Is JOIN sHf 8 the Ha
q 81 the
the erection and construction of the hospital afore
Bidders desiring to make a personal sxsmi. alton
Is ~ s;s e s'is:s:
h Sy
the United States district Judge, attorney, or coli
af TO to
Sropc.s offered shss the sidisf Or Sidds n %
guaranteed. tshould the contract be awarded 20
.nee q bis or thsiI bid enter into contract With
and through same 70
ips 20 the terms OF the BIG and the plans and speci
Proposals must state the shortest time required
that. between two OF more bids Of equal smount.
the Department will give the preference to that
Payments for the work will be made monthly. as
II progresses, upon certineate q the Architect
Of the Contract have been complied With the De.
pertinent reseryins twenty t2oI per cent. Of the
into Il sas eu and
ready fer occupancy, according to the terms OF the
IL Ssor: Of the
.ns %c nus. Be ss1 cs. Of sasssa
Of Medicine and surseryi Navy Department.,
fsr Ssy
psrtment 81 noon Of TUESDAY August 81, 1855.
reec, any or ali bid. not deemed By i. sasisetorS
or to the interest Of the SIisaM Won.
ul2td Chief OF Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25
DROPosALs FOB SEWER IN SQUARE $40
OFF. SUPT AND ISs. OF SEWERS. OARRIAGE-)
WAYS, fOOIWAYs AND NEW BUILpINGk.

WAYS, fOoIwAYs AND NEW BUILDINGS,
WASHINGTON, Aug. q, 1869
Sealed proposals will be receive at the NJ ayor,s
once. City Hall until II O'Clock n. on Tuesday,
s7s Slr INST ior eonstrpctng sewer IN Square
building and extending north westerly about one
hundred and ten feet: the sewer to be Of similar
bic work the best quality, laid in hydr auc ce.
ment, on q plank or paved foundation. The arch
cement.
The work to be done under the Superintendent
Of Severn, and In accordance with Law.
Bidders will state price per running fsot, inolu-
ding all mate rails, labor and the necessary excs.
walton, az well Is covering the sewer with the
material moved. CHAS. h. BLISS,
auH Supt. Sewers, &C.