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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05
Too hiuCh Married.

The Montpelier. Vermont, Journal cop.
les the following from n private letter.
dated White River Junction: They have
got up the funniest suarl across tho rlver
that you ever heard Of. AZ apnrIy last
week, afGr eXh'usliGg the ordinary games
and wanting something new. mock mar
riages were proposed. Accordingly names
were drawn by lots, aud four couples
stood up TO be married. The ceremony
was performed, and they duly pronounced
"man and wife by the laws of the State
and before these witnesses" Afterwards
they ascerIalncd the man officiating was a
jusuco Of the peace. and the parties legal
ly married! They are In tho greatest
alarm about II. One Of them, Professor
b. OF a Seminary, expects a lady up from
below in about fortnight 10 marry him.
and nearly every one involved 10 expect
ing TO be married right away-onc other
gentleman TO lady below-ond they feel
like death. They havo searched all tho
law books, and consulted authorities far
and near, and everything only proves the
knot still tighter. The juriico has been
fined $50 for each couple. lilo says hc
is from another county. and cannot do
business here. and suppose the marriages
not to be legal. II is certainly funny
scrapo. The best opinion is that they are
legally married, and can only be divorced
by the Legislature.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05

II xe would talk less sboU, other pco-
Ilc olheE people would is!s less abOvs Is.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05

Read the following home certificates from
Druggists and others .oo,
S6epherdstown, w. Va, May 90, 1868
Messrs. W. VI. Entler s. Co.-Gentlemen |
take pleasure in recommending ENTLER'S
SURE CURE, as have used and sold it for
several years while in the Drug business, and
can safely say ii is the best Diarrhea Medicine
have ever sold or used. Respectfully,
r. c. BURKHART, NJ. D.
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ENTLER'S
S u II e G. L II d ,

SAFE AND CERTAIN REMEDY FOR
Diarrhea, Cholera, Dysentery,
Cholera Morbus, Cholera In
fantum, Cholic, Cramp Cholic,
Bloody Flux, and all diseases
Of the Stomach and Bowels.
NO CURE-NO PAY.
This "Sure Cure" has been in use in the
section of country where it is manufactured,
for the last two or three years, and has always
given satisfaction.
Enters Sure Cure is manufactured only by
W. NJ. ENTLER & CO.,
Sole Propretors,
Shepherdstown, W. Va.
n Price 35 cents per bottle.
~ Every family should keep it constantly
on hand Full directions on each bottle. No
better article for children can be had.
WHOLESALE AGENrs-Canby, Gilpin Co.,
n. w. corner Light and Lombard streets, Balti-
more; French Richards s. Co., n. W. corner
10th and Market streets, Philadelphia, and for
sale by all respectable Wholesale and Retail
Druggists and Storekccpers in the United
States.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
CALIFORNIA s. OREGON
SEED WHEAT AGENCY.

We furnish Farmers with the
BEST SEED WHEAT IN THE WORLD.
Perfectly free from insectform or other i'm
purities; grown from AUSTRALIAN and
CHILL Seed, yielding, on good soil,
SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE,
And Weighing
G5 LBS. TO TIE MEASURED BUSHEL.
The Ears of Wheat, when mature, arc usual
ly Eleven or Twelve inches long.
IL Put up and securely tied and sealed in
linen bags, and sent by mail free to all parts Of
the country, on receipt of price.
PRICES.
Samples 10 cents each Bags SOC and 81 each
or in larger quantities at reasonable rates.
Address
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
SEED HEAT \ 6 E N C. Y,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Feb l3-6m California.
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4 Rich Cnnrtsllip.

One evening as was sltlIn' by lleIty,
and had worked myself up to the pint OF
popping the question, sez |, "lletty, II a
fellow was TO ask you to marry him,
what would you say!'
Then she laughed, and scz shO, THAT
would depend on who asked me.
Then sez |, suppose 1t vas Ned Will
lis?"
Soz she. I'D tell Ned Willis, but not
YOU"
That kinder staggered me, but | was
too cute to lose the opportunity, and so
sez again, Suppose it was mel"
And then you orter sec her PoutuP her
lip, and sez she, IL don't take no suppo-
ses."
Well, now, you see, there was nothiR
for me to do but to touch the trigger end
let the gun go of. So bang il went.
Sez |, "Lor, Uctly, It's me. Won't you
say yes!"
And then there was such a hullabalIoo
in my head don't know 'zacly what
TUX place, bat thought heard Eyes"
whispern' somewhere oUl Of the skir.
mish.
A brave old dsrkey during The last Md
Ter excitement had boasted that "hC want
afraid ob de angel OBJ dc Lord. No ssh"
The darkey slept in room finished of
with rough PARTITION. One night just
ss he was getting into bed he was startled
with knocking on the partition which
made it all jar.
"Who dar!"
THE angel Of the Lord. ."
"Whai ur wanll"
"Want Sambo."
Out went the light, and under the bed
clothes went Sambo.
mo sich a nIgger here sah, been dead
desc tree weeks"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05

Shepherdstown, W. Va, May 81, 1868
Messrs. W. NJ Entler s. Co.-Genls: Since
have been in The Drug business here, find that
ENTLER'S SURE CURE takes the lead of all
articles of that kind, it being used ia this neigh
borhood ard found to be all it is represented. !
can cheeriully recommend it to every one.
Yours Respectfully, II. NJ. BILLINGS,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05

The Midlothian Coal MINES. IN Cbe..
IerheId eouHly,Vs were 'oId by suction.
The mines. with the Gseu Of land al
tached thereto, containing about 1000
acres. together with all !he engines. boil.
or, and machinery for raising coal. also
the coal-ysfd Of said company, on lanes
river. opposite Richmond. containing 81
acres oi land, will buildings. &c.. 10 X.
s. Burrows. Of New York. for Sl4O. 900.
coal lot opposite Richmond. win old lun.
ber-boUse thereon. | acre, 10 J. J. Abp.
bans. Of Baltimore. for S2.025: les.eholJ
on English pIs, ten mules, five wagons.
Elk carts, harness, &C.. one old incline
engine snd coal bogIes TO svndry purchs.
sers. for e. ,s6S. so. Total, si44.s03.-
50
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The lady who wouldn't recognize her
friend when she met him IN the street
with his working clothes en-. passed
through Wincheste: the other day on her
way 10 the Lunsic Asylum. m company
with the gen, who believes that all The
ladies' are in love with his big whlskerS.
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How THE WOaEN CAN Head OFT IIR
Rum SELLERS In kohomo. Ind. for tho
last SIX or eight weeks, religious rcviy.
al has been in progress. II began in tho
NJ. f.. Church, bui was participated 10 by
all the evangelical denominations. IL
took in sll classes, even lawyers. TO whom
il was said Of old, ~ oc unto YOU" oic.
On Sabbath evening one nl tho legal con-
verls occupied pulpit, and on mex, Sun
day another IS 70 ofiicIaie IN tho same ca
pacliy. Not tie least important feature
Of The work was the raid made by the la
dies upon the whskcy and beer sellers.
Their modus operaHdi was to congIegsio
IN the barroom Of the beverage. .vonders
and haze the tipplers and losiers out with
prayers. The saloon-koepers GnAlly re.
fused to admit them into their dens. but
that dIG not put stop TO the missionary
work.
The indomiiablo ladies' would hold
their meetings on the pavement outside
the saloon and pray without cessIng.
Some Of the beer men were st last wOr.
RED out by this means, and induced TO
quit tie business, but quite number are
slill holding ouI against The efforts Of tho
fair reloImers. The ladies' now propo'o
10 take their knitting and establish their
headquarters 10 front Of iheso .sloons.
With their presence thcy borc 70 DIVE
away customers. ABIDE from this prac.
ilcsl temperance movement there are
meetings held on the streets every Sun
day afternoon. These are veil attended
and seemingly effective Of good.
The Midlothian Coal MINES. IN Cbes.
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Suggested on seeing an unknown soldiers grave
in the metery of Confederate dead, Shepherds
town w Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05

Shepherdstown, W. Va, May 8, 1865
Messrs w. NJ. Enter s Co.-Dear Sirs Du-
ring the summer of 1866 l was attacked with
genuine Asiatic Cholera, and Physicians could
give me no relief. Your SURE CURE was
administered to mc by DR.. r. c. Burkhart l
only took two doses OF it and was entirely Gu
red. believe it saved my life, and can safely
recommend il to every one as the very best
medicine in use for Cholera, Diarrhea, &c.
Yours Truly, GEO. F. BURKE.
May 80, 1865. II
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ID RoPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES,

oFrIcEA.s'L Con-. GEsERAt OF srpsIsIEScE(
oHEF Con- srSS; Tw yo pEr jus.S i sas
Sealed proposal. u duplicate wiii,be received
SSsSF A SSs sss h Ssa Td1i Ss
sss sGSrs. ESQ., b: '9RRy9sa hs
sbsnsi. PORK, mes: q prime ms;snwhish tS be
is IL & e. PSsfsf a meat bar
$40 pounds nrst quality thoroughly smoked
ieS BARRELS Of arst quality extra supernue South.
~ pound: SriII%s White Beans to be packed in
80 pounds Caroline Rice, in clean. good stOu,
i.aS pounds roasted and ground Rio Coffee. In
IT'D pound. q clean, DR., Brown Sugar equal
II S,.aS Gt,l,,ya to Stewards o sugar In BARRELS
20 pound; best quality of AdGman,ins Candles,
80 pound: GOOD hard s. soap, packed In nO1'''
Amy hsssS r. ss,.
i1jpSaads sI,sI, cured Hams packed In barrel
Is pounds smoked Beef. packed In sacks.
i1pounds Java Coffee, IN sacks
% boxes sardines, packed In boxes;
assas Srssa Peas. alb. cans, packed IL boxes,
cans TonAtoss 2L6 ears packed H. soa ssi;r-
srlices must DO delivered il BY express q other:
SH mere 'iS also pPlnssa s"Ps o. SdvsTtSSoni
mgSt be attached to each PrOP2SsHI and date Of
chipping marks 10 be b cater designated, must
R,RS,yf G % prSpos al sfsh GO application BY
NATL. which mus! DO enclosed ~ an onyeI9pe al :
sails for Subsistence Stores yuprpy
jys.td Brevst Brig, Gen aud K, g. d, !,
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MatiuuaI &epnblifau.
~ CoPns or rHn aNArrosAL RsruBLI-
oAS" can be obtained every morning At the
following places, ....s su4svrot 81

~ CopIxa or rux a NATIONAL REPuprI-
c.vo a. -. ,h,.,, - 49,. r,,,,,,,,, ~ ira
S.n.-,N, ~ o'' WV A'"'s
bono"ihs piacesi .af,. NErH EuIsvrot q
WARRINGTON. ". - ~
BBHor's NEWS SrArps Winsrds' hoteL
BARKER's News Stand, National Hotel.
OocHRAs's News STAND, MstropIitan HoteL
WIrnBuRoRR's NEWS SrAHD' Eoptss HOUSE
KixnALL's News sTAHD, ssaton HOUSE. d
WILxIrs' Nsws srArp, 81 James Hotel.
PAnKpn'e BOOK Aup fEnioDtoAL DEPOT
No. ~ seventh street, opposite the Post
Oniss.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
OFFICE Tlusrsss PugLIo soHooLs,l
WAsHIEaroN. July q. 1872
Sstii EsSSY: hsss;, iss ~; is " tsTai.SiSs
school year 'ndfiHifk s sHlb ffsTiTR9licr.
90 tons white Ash Coal, broken.
cords Oak Wood, sawed and split,
cords Pine wood, sawed and split.
SECOND d. rRICT.
6j tons White Ash Rgg Coal.
cords Oak Wood, sawed and split.
8oords Pine Wood, sawed and split.
THIRD DISTRICT.
70 tons white Ash Coal, broken.
seords Oak Wood, sawed and split,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
70 tons white Ash RKG Coal.
6eords Oak Wood. sawed and split
To be delivered from time to time during the
school year al the difsrent school houses, in such
quantities q nay be ordered By the Trustees OF
About IS tons broken white Ash wilt be received
at once at wAllaeh Building, Third dlstriot.
Each proposal to 10 endorsed Proposals for
Wood and Coal, " and 10 be addressed 70 the IA.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids II
deemed to the interert Of the CoIpers!ion To- do
JAMES G. DULlN,
jyH.5 Chairman Com. Supplies.
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Railroad Routes,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


BAhriAohh AND oHlo hAiLhoAp'
r.,.. s.,v.., vWsssIsYY2Ss Seq. :sa Is s M
s nSsI a. =. !. I% ssn isp THE WET are
Leave daily, .sssps susdsy, 81 Lco, 500 ssd
ron ALL WAY STATIONS.
'i 1 ! . ..aa % 81 is..rol,. a
,oGsh sssHGs!RIss9a.
I..,.asi, S z , VA. S "a
,..,r S a AfL rAFT c., o. tn. TisT d,
O. :. ni .a sir :, ~ ana SUNDAY ''
o. sssdss; d %. I'd sna rs Z m. A. osl,,. con.
y.ssls:sos sss;iea T,sf.. SSs. sdsT' IA Z:
III ss Isi a .'a Boston. see i'd
COLL. s.,.,.I t 4..::; I s;.::S';.'is'.
s.,..a, A..,
rhl.ApNs 1ssI!sro asR 81. p X lss Sss
ioR ssW ToRK; Ti,hSu, sh 7, (: q ears :, a.
Laws DAN, t.... sss s..Is,5 asSo
and ""P' m. o,.r,n,,
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s: sSs: n i;.s;s;
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.


OFFICE tHtEI Z
RrCHsoSD, VA, July Q. ls9.
Sea led proposals, IN uiplieate. will be received
isa Tor the delivery o. forage 70 the auartermas'
Ter :. Department, at the following named points,
at such times nd IN such quantities as may be TO-
quired until December 30. 1852.
At foIt Monroe, Va. 5000 bushels Oats and
* Riehmond. Va, in storshouss al Rockets,
5000 bushels Of Oats and % tons Of Hay. A.
such otLer points as may be designated by the
undsrsIgned. 100 bushels OF Oats and 50 tons Of
At Winchester. Va, such quanti.ie. q oats And
Hay q may be required for the service OF that
Post-estimated at 90 bushels Of Oats and tons Of
Hay. Oats aud Hay to be OF the best quality.
The right 10 reject any or all bids Is reserved.
and the usual conditions. mentioned In previous
nts from this onlee. will be required TO
be observed By bidders,
Proposals may be made for any one or al q The
rates at which they will supply Oats and Hay at
each point above named.
dorsed "Proposals for foTnEe,' and Forwarded
by mall to this ONCE. ,,,,,,
BY order OF the General Commanding flrst MIL
tary District J, U. CHANDLER,
Chief ouartsrmasser LIST Military District
tNQ-6t
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PROPOSALS FOR STRAW.

HEAparAsrEHs FInsr MILirAnr DIsrsIcr.l
9fTIcn Cnify outnTEi5L.I,H
Sealed proposals. In tripliests will be received at
this ofies uutil II m. OF SATURDAY, August u,
1859. for the delivery 10 the order Of the und or.
signed, AZ such point. as he may designate In the
city Of Riehmond, Virginia. Of one hundred uoo)
COOP, DRY. wESL;tE;DAJLEp sE w STRAW.
before the 10Th q August. and the balance - may
be required for TIE service,
Proposals may be maze for the whole or any part
Of the amouat required. subject TO the conditions
mentioned In Previous advertisements from this
Office.
The. envelopes containing proposals to be iu-
dorssd Proposals for Straw" and forwarded BY
mail 10 this once. ~
SIds5 z The General "a, bIr;s Mn.
Brevet COL, Quartermastef U. y. A, Chief Y. n.
First Military District. jyn-6t
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oPFIcE CHfEP CoNsIssAkr SUBSISTENCE,
INV ORLEANS, La. June ls6a
Sealed proposals In duplicate are invited till ~
o'clock, in the thirteth day Of July. $50. for
furnishiuy the United States Subsistence Depart
msnl with the following stores, viz:
FoI lO,o0 pounds Of the very hes. cAnvsssei
FoT 100 barrels MESS FORK ct the best
qpslity@n9t run v,orp .o,., =, IN. oox.
ernrpe kt standard. Each barrel Of -four purchased
will be required to weigh lso pounds, and all nour
distracted at previous In spectOns, or miss ng from
the barrels from other causes will bo rsSfursd to
be made up by the contractor a.
The above articles to be Of the very best quality
and put up in superior PACKAGE, and TO be de-
iyered at the spbsisenee depot ip this city within
No BIDS will be received from parties who have
failed to comply with their engageinonts with ANY
branch Of the Government.
Proposals to be addressed TO the undeTsigned'
and marked Proposals.. -
Breyet MAJOR General and q. s., u. 3, A.
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.

NAVY PAYNAsTEk's ORPICs, I
wAsHISGTOS, ID. C.. July 20, 1907 !
Sealed proposals, irdOrsed ''Proposals.' will
be rsosiyfd al this ofics nl ~ m. the second day
OF August, 1857, for toe following artieiet, which
must 30 . the very best qua. ~. TO DO deiasrsd'
inEton navy yard. ard subject to iho usual In
spfBsiREhu CoNsTRUCTION AND REPAIR
100 cubic feet white oak Logs
2'0D Cuble feet Fellow Pine Logs.
IA Ol6 feet White Ash Boards,
2lOOO feet, board measure BLACK walnut
Purchased on account u W II. WooiIeS de-
faulting contractor.
I, 40 pounds Iron Wrought Nails
~ Jaekscrew-
IA dozen Ship AugeTs aud rug Bins
Los pounds Straits Tin
ii boxes Tin,
6Soeket Gouges Is Ion Ladies. 9 Jack. screws,
i2sc1op- shuYcls and GTndstrns,
Purchased on account Of Joseph Low, defaultng
/, 40 pounds pure White Lead In oil
l. % pounds White Zinc in oil.
sed on account of @. 7. Bergen. default
ING 'OA BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS.
loo Cypress shingle.,
BURRAu ORDNANCE
I barrel yinteT. strained Lard OIL.
Descriptive schedule with particulars TO be seen
at this once.
Irresponsible security required for the prompt aud
faithful delivery II supplies awarded In CONFORM
lily with stipulalIons On the blank forms for bids
to be had at this ohce, othsIw!ss hids Niu not be
entertained. EDWIN sIhWA All,
ly16.N fhymaNeI v D. NEW,
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HEApa' RS FIRST MILITARY DrsrRicr,l
OFFICE CHiER QuARrERnAsIER. /

HEApa rs FIRST MILITARY DtsrRicr,1
OFFICE CHIER QuARrERnAsIER. /
RICHMOND, VA, June rs, ls9,
Sealed proposals. will be received at this once
until u N, o. SATURDAY. July 81, 1850, for the
purchase froIn the United States OF the
SUMMARIZE TELE6RAPH CABLE
between Newport News and sewells Point. yir:
ginia laid by the Govern nent In 1850 being about
dive (5j miles long, imoTe or less, } composed u
seven ca copper conducting wires, covered with
No. o galvanized iron wire, and weighing about
nlne tgD tons to the mile
a bond, with approved securities for the amount
Of the proposal eond for the payment of the
amount proposed to be paid upon approval 81 the
proposal by the ouartsrm2 ster qeneral United
Stsiez Army must be nled with zach proposal.
The Cable will be stored at Fort Mouroe, yir-
ginia, and turtle Information can be obtained by
applicAtiln to tle Depot QuArtermaster At Fort
Monroe, Va , or at this office,
The envelopes containing proposals to be indorsed
Proposals for Cable, " and forwarded BY mail to
this ONCE.
States Army. J. q. CHANDLER,
Breyet Colonel, Quartermaster United States
Army, Chief Quartermaster First Military Dis
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U. 8. ORDINANCE Aagscr,
CoRsEs HorsIossy sSp 9nEssE , St.

U. 8. ORDEAkcE AaRscr,l
CoRsEa Horsros AED 0REEsE SIS,
(EsrRAHok on 0RIRsH, p. o. Boz No. ISL,
NEW YoRE, July 3, 1853.
this once until wEDh EsDAY, rAng.L 4 y, at II
m, for purehasinG from the United States, In
to wit:
10000 Springfield rihed muskets ealiber IS.
cleaned aud repaired,
800 spencer esrbines. new model csliber 80.
new.
1900 Spencer carbnes, old model, caliber 90, now.
. 1000 Spencer carbines, accoutrements, "Blakes-
ZOO Spencer earbiue,, secOutrsmsats. other
models, new.
The Ordnance Department reserves the right to
reject all bids not deemed .at.fseiory. Prior to
the acceptance Of any bid II will have to be sp-
proved by the War Department.
Terms: Cash, In U. b. Government funds.
Deliveries will be made at New York city, and
thirty days will be allowed for the removal Of
stores.
Proposals will be addressed to the un lersiEneG,
and ind0rssd Proposals for purehasini Ordnance
.'TISSs.s further Information .ppl, g, ,pI Ssa.
jyf..d Bvt.col. u. s.A.. Major Of ,rdnines
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The Wood /. to DO delivered on the wharyss of
,hs Ta,pectiyo ,sts, aud the Coal In the yards or
provided Tor its reception at each post, and
n.il for according to the weight as eeItihed toby
the acting assistant quaTIeTnasteT a. the place Of
Bidder. must state separately the price AZ which
they wi ~ deliver the Wood and Coal called for, at
each Of the above named places.
Bach bid must he accompanied by guarantee,
sKned by two responsible persons, thAttn ease the
bid IL accepted and y contract entered into they
will become security in n sum equal 10 one fourth
Of the amount OF the contract for tho faithful per-
formAnee Of the same,
No bid will be entertained that 10 not made W Ae-
eOrianes with this advertisement,
The Government reserves the right to releet any
or all bids regarded AS dlsAdyantAgsous to tho de-
pArnenl, or TO accept such portion OF Aay bid not
less than for post, that may be deemed Of Ad-
! vantage to the public interest.
Rds may be una Do I'D will be entertained for de.
liveTing the Coal aud Wood at any one or more Of
Bidders have The privilege Of being presen, a, the
! opening Of the bids. ~.
Proposals must be addressed to the ndersigned
aud Endorsed Proposals for Wood OF Coal, " TAI
the case may be, 10 whom application should b,
| made for add llonAl particulars.
BY order q Breyst Major General Rufus Ingalls,
Assistant .QnArtsImAster General, United State
army, and Chief auarterHIs,tsB, DspsI,Iss! q III
BIeyet Lieutenant Colonel aud QuSrtarn Ai,sr tlpi
QuMtsrmAsteT' District iyf-W
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

oYYicE OF sup's. or s.wEss, ko.,)
wAsHISoros, I, C., July 9Th, Isss
Sealed prNposals will be received At the Mayors
struetinF an AIehed 10 dwsy over Tiber Creek,
at the Intersection Of North Capitol street with
street north. according 10 thu plan and spe cinea-
tons to be seen at this once
BIDS will be received for esch separate Item Of
All bids must be ACCOMPANY "a By q psnal bond In
M .nm q ,sn tsogs.ss dOl's ',lo; go, hat u, I,
awarded 10 N, the su6ciency Of the security TO
b. ssrtiaed 70 ~ the Re Tisisr Of the city, =,
II DO Dc emed for the intsrs Of the Corporation
10 do; and any bid that does not conform In every
cred.
Proposals to be endorsed "Proposals for Bridge
CHAs. II. BLISS,
jyB.l0t sup't Of Sewers, &c.
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Rieh proposal to be endorsed Proposals for
Book. Stationery, &e.. and addressed to the IN
ssP,Ists sealed proposals.; will also Be received
Will s Ss :,
or 10 quantity. as may be called for. viz:
Brooms, four string.
Feather Busters, NO. 7.
IaP.nsed p9;. P Fan, S soIT non sire
Long handle Sweeping Brush, Ninch.
Stamped tin. Iron Drinking Cups. No.
Csli:bells, Bradley 4 Hubbard's, No. 400, mar
BILE base.
Coal hods, galvanized iron. No. g.
Coal.hods, shoveliron.
Door mats, No. =, corn.
Thu Wash basins, large, stamped.
Tin Wash Basins, soldered. common.
Crash Towels.
Water Pals, cedar, gallons, hoops, not painted.
Water Pitchers, granite, best, Q quart.
Ooblets.
Tumblers, pressed glass.
Zach proposal to be endorsed Proposals. for
House Furnishing Articles, &c. - and addressed
to the undefs gned.
The ght Is reserved TO reject any or all bids II
deemed to the interest OF the eoIpoation 10 do
JAMES O. DULIN,
Chairman Committee Supplies.
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