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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
MAcDousALL's FUNERAL.
An ImmenB, Cortegs-Universal Tribute Of
Respect TO the Memory Of an Upright Oit-
gen

On Sunday afternoon the last sad
rites were paid to the remains ol
the late DR.. Il. A. MacDougall,
Mayor of this city, nearly all ouI
citizens participating, thus show
ing the high esteem aad respect in
which he had been held. AT one
O'Clock the members of the City
Government, the civic societies and
the Los Angeles Guards met at the
Council Chamber and proceeded
thence to the residence of the de-
ceased on San Pedro street, where
they were Joined by the Fire De.
partment. The funeral procession
was then formed in the following
order:
Mounted Police.
kand.
Los Angeles Guards.
Hearse, with eight Pail Bearers.
Mourners in Carriages.
Members OF the City Government in Car
riages.
Thirty Fights and Confidence Engine Com
panies in Uniform.
Band.
Citizsns on horseback and in Carriages.
The gentlemen who officiated az
pail bearers were as follows: DR..
j. 5. Griffin, DIR. ]. III. Winston,
Wallace Woodwortb, r. Fl. Chan.
man, Y. Sepulveda, J. o. Wheeler,
G. %. Thorn and w. H. Workman.
The line was mile in length
when fully formed. 1t proceeded
from the family residence to the
Church Of the Angels. on upper
Main street, opposite the plaza,
where were read the solemn
and impressive burial services
of the Catholic faith, and
a funeral address was delivered in
English by Bishop Mora. The
Bishop reviewed his acquaintance
with the deceased since he first met
him, which was in San Juan in
1856. At that time there was an
epidemic of smallpox prevalent
and the Doctor gave his medical
services to all who required them,
regardless Of the fact whether they
were able to remunerate him or
not. Since then he had known DR..
MacDougall in many walks of life.
and lie had always found him a
man of the highest probity and
goodness of heart, ready at all
times to benefit his fellow men In
an unostentatious way. AS citi-
zen of Los Angeles and Mayor of
our city, he had set an example
worthy the emulation of all. He
was withal devoted Christian and
upright man.
From the church, the procession
to the Catholic Cemetery,
where the remains were deposited
in the family vault. The universal
expression of sorrow by those who
attended the ceremonies, as well
as by our citizens generally,
was the highest tribute which
could have been paid to
the worth of the deceased.
Flags were at half-mast on the pub
lie buildings OF the city. The avn
ing in front of the Council Cham
ber was draped in mourning and
the door was hung with Grape. The
bells OF the Catholic Church were
Iolled in the usual manner for the |
lead.
And thus was laid to rest the
mortal remains of one of whom
everybody spoke in the highest
erms of proise-a good citizen, a
good officer, good man.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
Prevent Decay Of the Teeth

With their surest preservative. aromatic
soZoDONT. Whiteness OF the dental
row, a healthiul rosiness and hardness of
the gums, sweet breath, an agreeable
taste In the mouth, all these are confer
red by sOZUDONT. Does not such an
Invaluable toilet article, one so pure as
well as effective, deserve the popularity
1t enJoys9 Most assuredly. 1t has no
rival worthy of the name. The ordinary
powders and pastes are nothing to 1t, and
since Its appearance have rapidly lost
ground. Sold by druggists.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

The manufactures of the Home
Industrial Aid Association are now
for sale in all the stores in the city.
Any one can aid the cause by buy
ing can. nu 1W
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.7Ss ENTERPRISE.

The HERALD STEAM PRINTING
House makes speciality of Legal
Printing. Briefs, transcripts, ETC.,
printed at low rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

Old hats re-made at No. s Also
street. n7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

Second hand clothing bought and
sold ut No. 8 Also street. n7tf
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Sheep Wanted on Shares
Orchardist Wanted.

By the owner of Rancho, with plenty
OF feed and water. Address Shares, Her.
aid office. o30-lm
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p1St-0fflCe Letter List.

Parties calling for advertised letters or
packages, if not personally known to the
Postmaster or one of his clerks, must be
duly identified.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

Carving knives at Sutherland's,
70 Main street. 2my7
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Fishing tackle and cutlery at
Sutherland's gun store, rs Main
street. 2my7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

Get your old clothes cleaned and
dyed vt No. s Also street. n7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

Razors of every make at Suther-
land's gun store, rs Main street. 2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

a practic, orcharjlst, with expert
eDce al u framing in ssni-tropical fruit
culture. VITA un-Xceptionable refer
ences, is W., ei. y Ajp,y by letter to v.
p, Box 1925. Los Angeles. s28tf
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Cheap prices at Sutherland's gun
store, rs Main street. 2my7
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WANTS-LOST-FOUND.
Wanted.

ALL KINDS OF FRUIT AND vEGE-
TABLES, ut the works of the HOME IN
DUSTRIAL AID ASSOCIAJ ION, on
Comm ercial street, in any quantities, for
which the best price will be paid. n6-1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

You can trade off your old clothes
for new ones at No. s Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

Genuine Marrian's Burton Pale
Ale on draught at McKenzie's.
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property rrs.sIrF=.
CONyEYANCES.

FHnM JUD3uH, uILLETrE s GIRsoN's rkA N.
SCRIPT or Rac0RDs, NOV. Is. 1873.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
u. 8. ARMY.

Division OF kilograms and Reports for
the benefit Of Commerce and Agriculture.
Report of observations taken at Los An
Esies, CAL, Nov. Is, 1873.
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MARRIED.

STAMPS-NIcCOY-A the residence OF
The BRIDES parents, in Los Angeles,
Ncrdaguer, MIR. charles f.. Stamps, Jr.,
to Miss Kate A. Mccoy, both of this
nj
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

LOS ANGELES, CAL. Cot. %. ls7t
Forthe more convenient transaction of
business the PACIFIC MUTUAL I'M
SURANCE co. OF California han esla6e
signed, with headquarters ~ Los AnE1<
les. Until turtner time, when due no1Io0
Will be given, no other agent Il auth1l<
this company in this department x25
premiums ana premium notea ar0 ro1<
able at my office only.
esltf Manager 81 Sou tnsrs T;S|s
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sTooIk IxMPcRr.
MORNING SESSION.

sAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND nx.
CHANGE BOARD.
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RESTAURANT DE PA1l
opposIte the fleo Hon.

MEALS as y ota. o. : IL cara 4 .
pWPriva(e roous for lnmi1io6. .-11
American and Frtnoh 1tyl&
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The Stearns Ranches,

ALFRED ROBINSON. Trusteo.
SAB Market ST., San Francisco. Gal:
ON nOn ACRES OF LAND FOR
SOsOCO sale, in lots to suit, suit
able for the culture of Oranges, Lemons,
lines, figs, Almonds, Walnuts, Peaches,
Apples, Fears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Barley,
Flax, Ramie, Cotton, etc., and also many
Thousand acres Of
Natural Evergreen Pastures, Suit
able for Dairying.
Good water is abundant at n average
depth of six feet from the surface. On al
most every acre OF this land FLOWING
ARTESIAN WELLS can be obtaine ed. and
the more elevated portions can be Irri-
gated by the water OF the Santa Ana river.
Most of these lands ere naturally moist
requiring only good cultivation 10 rroduc<
crops.
TERMs-One-four,h Cash: balance In
one, two and three years. with 10 per cent
Interest.
will take pleasure in showing these
lands 20 parties seeking land, who are
invited to come and see this extensive
tract before purchasing elsewhere.
WIN. r. 0I.nEN, Agent.
Anaheim. Los Angeles county. Dec. n.
81
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'robs,s court. STEPHENS. ]

MONDAY, Nov. 18th.
Estate of Susan Haines-Appli-
cation to set aside property for Mi
nor heirs granted.
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ROnet's Building,
Naln street. near Court. Los Angeles.
fe4-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20
For che Dispasch.l
,,ae~tY In wheat aaid C0rifs

Ueevtl In wheat ana C0tIfs
81 !, pr,crs on wEEviI IN WHEAT.
-. =, ,,.;nr tho wet cloth over the wheat it
.,,,,.,,S s,s 60 wiring out the water, cover slle
ss;,aa !, wheat ia which weevii baye gotten
p.ss she cloths. which suffer to remain two
nnnrs Ii, that time large quantities Of the
snsacf Mil be found adhering to the cloths.
wh;ch must be quickly removed and ini-
r,erseti ii, water.' The error was prooaDlv
produced by hurried writing.
Respectfully. III. POLLARD.
p. s. 1 have Just examined the article III
.he Farmers Register alluded to by your
correspondent Il. q. r. in your yesterday
paper, and several other articles on tue
same subject in the Farmers Rcgas.eF. ~ ne
Theory maintained in the article signed =.
n. written, your correspondent says. ny
Edmund Ruffin. Is that the egg OF she We we.
vii is deposited in the gram lI tss neia. Wv
in very small numbers, that THESE fess
hatch after the whea: has been threshed ana
stored. and these moth-weeyil, BY laying
other eggs, propagate very rapidly. aud
snread through the grain. This theory may
he correct, and 1t Is supported ny some
careful experiments made by y. Il. r.. Is.
snpposes the propagation OF weevii 10
wheat covered BY chat Is prevented by heat
heinp generated sufficient to destroy the
egg already Deposited. An objection 70
sh;s theory OF E. e. that has been made
is TINT examination with strang glass
fails to discover the eggs in the wheat wh'ie
growing or Just cut. The examination may
have been thorough, and the small number
OF eggs laid may have escaped detection.
Another objection to it is the fact mentioned,
that covering with chat prevents the wee.
vii. E. r. SAYS early threshed and cleanea
wheat more frequently escapes rust, anu
accounts for it by saying that the eggs may
he laid in the chat covering the grain. lie
mentions " Pride Of China" scattered over
md among the wheat as preventive 70
weeyil. Also, the spreading the wheat not
more than six or eight inches on the HOOP,
and thus preventing the eggs hatch'ng by
want OF Insufficient heat. Weevll IN corn
is prevented by keeping it in the shuck.
While on this subject will you give me
SPACE to mention preventive OF my IN
wheat which crossed to-day in the FarNs-
erS Register-not new, but possibly un-
known 10 some farmers? 1t is to soak the
seed-wheat in water ten OF Twelve hours
then spread on the barn-floor. and then
sninkIe over it air-slacked lime. quickly
shovellinc up the grain and mixing Win the
lime. Lime sowed on the wheat IN tue
spring is also believed TO be very useiul IN
DESTROYING "flv." II "fy" Is found I'D the
wheat in the fall, then after it has gotten
some growth it should be grazed ana
1ramplcd By sheep. Very respectfully,
tn. POLLARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20
Is ". GOCIiu,
Real Estate Agent and tuct!onecr.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" LOWER PAEr OF TIE LITTLE DOVER
ESTATE. ~ GOGCIiLAND 0UNTY.C0NTAlN-
ING FOUR HUNDRED MD EIGHTY ACRES
MORE OR LE$S). ON JAMES-RtEFR CANAL.
TWFETE-TlkEE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND.
I,y virtue Of de cree of The Chanctry Court q: The
cify of Richmond entered The lis: OF February.
cln c. &c..nd The Contributors To lie Pcnnsy wanna
Hospital rs. Warwick. &C., We. Tie undersigned.
thereby appointed special commits toners For that
prpoSc viii ;lG tor sac at public suction, On the
premises. on WED% ESilAi the 2oh day o! Sep
irnhcr. 1878. It IL o'cicci. Vi. If fair: II not on
..i.rTTLE DnNEE'' E>yArE. ~, J,incS ri:cr. in
Gooch!and county. which was assigned 70 William
T. Trent III tn" division oi the estate Of Ills father.
the late Dr.. Joseph Trent bciEG the lower lr con-
tanning FoUE. HUNDRED .iS:t EIGHTY ACRES
tnlore or l:.s of which IS acres ere JaI"s-riycr
open highland Of good quality. and - acre; tmnrc
or c' s. IN original oak. The imrioE"mc:ils on ills
estate though no: good, set sufficient Tor the Use
Of The place
This cs,ut. llnc'ut:ing the upper portion Of 81 6
acres which viii be "fcrcG for sale ~ the same lime
aiiss Ann Z. Trent. dccc;,s"c) las lnlS been re-
gart!cd rs equal III fcr: ty TO amy c5'aic on James
river. The neiborloud Is amongst The best Iii Inc
county. -,
Mr. Richard :. Wood. resEg on Tic place, will
show il 10 those who MA" cali on him.
Possession in time io SEED wheat, and iuii posses
sion at !lin end NJ the year.
TERMS: Ca" fourth cash: balance 81 one t"o'
and three years for n,gotahic norG. interest h'!tt
and Ii,lc r,.tiii,ru iii all OF Tie pu:ct:]-n1nty Is
paid ami Il con :ey;nce ortcrc.t by the court: the
taxes for 1875 10 be paid nv the purchaser.
JOHN \. MEREDITH.
A. J.. E1tl.N ARE.
au 2G-2:aw3w&tdtdS special commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and huctionecrs,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il BRICK DWELLING OPPOSITE M0NROE
PARK BY AUCTiON.-Bv virtue OF the provisions
of two deeds of trust from w o. e"Derry ana wllc'
bearing date respectively the lsr day OF Ail2usl'
1877, and lst day of September. 1917, 70 me un-
derstaned lrusters, daily recorded respectively IN
tie clerks Office Of The thancery Court OF the cry
of Richmond. secure the payment OF certain onl-
cations af debt therein mentioned. default haylnE
heer made In the payment OF The whole OF tie debt
securei by the first of SAID deeds an! rart nt inc
dpbi sec ure BIZ tho second Of said deeds. aud being
rt0nIred 50 to 10 the beIetciarcs In each of said
deeds we shall sell by auction. on tie premises on
FRIDAY the eth Of september. 1878. at "a
c,cloc; r. NJ ;Lp REAL ESTATE described IN said
deeds consisting Of The valuable and attractive
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING. surrounded
with beautiful yard OF shadc-trces built by Gene
raj Newberry for his own private residence with
great care tu, ability. and tate. containing zen
Rooms with the modern Improvements aud lot
COMMENCING the west side OF Laurel street at lis
intersection with the north line of Grove avenue,
running norihwarIy and fronting on satd Laurci
street 40 feet, thence III right angles 1Zu ietl.
thence If right angles 20 raid Grove avenue" thence
ra.twaltly aion" the Inc of said Grove avenue 10
the point Of beginning.
TERMS: one tiird cash: The balance IN SIX anu
twelve months. Negotiable no'eS given Tor lGe de,
fcrred PAYMENTS with Interest added. aud secured
nv :; decd of trust j. \. RICHARDSON,
Trustee in the lr>; of said decns.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
JOHN f.. HAWKINS.
CHARLES T.. STRAUS.
Trustees In Tie second oil said DEEDS.
RICHARDSON n CO., AuciiunCerS. So II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20
By ". Goddin, Aucticneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF a FIRST
- CLASS FARM OF GNE HUNDRED AID
FORTY-fIVE ACRES. IN THE HEEMirAGE
ROAD. ONE AND \ Hale MILES From TIE
CORPORATTON LINE OF RlCHMONp-ht the
request OF Or. Martin S. Taylor. shall sell ut anc-
lion. without limit reserve. Oh the premises, on
TUESDAY the Eth of September, 1878, al /
O'Clock p. 81. lis ycrc beautiful ana productive
FAkM called .'EDGEWUUJ." located rs above,
and extending back to the Fredericksburg railroad,
on which il has front IF iircc-fourihs of a MILE
containing l45 ACRES: Of which a3ont 90 acres
are cleared and in line heart balance in wood Tue
improvements c"nsi.t OF NEW tkAalED
DWELLING. containing seven rooms bcSides clo-
sets with uurico extending the who,r 'front.' ana III
front Of which Is 4 beautiful lawn of about SIX To
eight acre. well set In clover and young sade-treeS
There Is Il splendid vel of water In the yard, ana
two springs on he farm.
The view from the dwelling Is u most lovely
one. Tie acccs: TO i. is Nv Il tirSt-l:it1 road HE
ncighhorCod equal 10 aEy in the county, ana The
healthneSS OF rhe place nroveroial.
The other Improvements are >uch rs are nteucu
for the ,,are. There Is MI excellent ana large CE-
HOUSE, and Il ioHi adjoining. From the sale OF
ice alone Il sum annually he realized equal 10
In crest on the estimated value of the farm.
Those no wish To purchase really desirable
farm III sight Of Richmond would do well TO attend
The sale.
TERMS: One third cash: Balance at one AMI two
years. tor negotiable notes nercst II six per cent
secured by Il deed Of trust.
W. GODDIN. Aucicueer.
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Bob Sutton NJ memphis.
m rELf.s Hrs BROTHER JOHN ABOUT s.TfEx
a. q YANEEE BY,ASKrrF. VI

49,
IN By SAM w. s,1.ALts C. OLD ST. ST.
Yes. John, Il was down thar at Memphis
lA-workfns asoHnd at The bootss ~
A.lcasin' o. COTTON with emnli'8s
co An. q. loadtai her onter Inc noa aiy
/ was comm away from Ole Texas
Whar went. yer knew, arter ate wan
,Bo,,s L now, iri make no refcxes,
Hut walt tell ] git Ter long taw.
Wen. while was down thar the fever.
AZ yallow an ptzen q, ~ l, SIN, go. Nor
m okt our mn, sf yop'ls believe ner,
wbareyer she hiL soc struck "a
: I. ,i,iin'f take hong III the hatciin,
ss,S ar csm ~ as Sr patchn,
! ans wedpIentY o corpses 70 spare.
votuntee,,d then with the Howards-
thought ti,.t my duty wa clear
An, dltIn', look back'ards, but Towards
An went ter my work 'ithout fear.
One day, howsomefer, she gof ipc
AN quick MS the shot OF gun.
An, they TO cd me OF ter allot me
A bunk tell my life-race was run.
The doctors and nurses they wresti'd.
But It DIDN'T do me any good: ~,
An the tiruGgcr ne POUNDED az, pcsti "
Eat he didn'. git 40 The right iood'
Z No BLANKETS ncr ice In The city
heard 'em say that from my BID
AM some cried :" Oh. God! Who'll take PITY
On the dyin' that soon'l We DEAD
Next day. howsomever. the doctor
Come IN with smile ea on MS srnry,i herr
saddle :" but wa'll do fer her now"
Fer. YER sec. John. tbem folks ter lie Nor'ward
He'd heard us afOrc we calfj twice..
AN, The, ID sent us a full cargo fol- ward
or Them much ncedid bankits an'ice u
Well. brother, I've been mighty solid
Gin, Yankees yer know. sence the wah,
AM agln' reconstrucS'in' was stoll1 .r-
Not kearin' fer Kongriss ner law;
But. John. got onGer thel kiyer.
That God-blessed gift o. the Yahks.
An, II say,d me rum foriin' the iiver'
An I'm prayin' 'cm oceans O. tt'nhs.
Itell yer. old boy. ,har's tr streak IN us
Old Rebels an Yanss thst Is warm
u,s cr brutherly love the:'ll speak IN US
AM fetch us together in storm. ;,
we may snarl about ringers nm francheese,
Sut whenever thar's sufferin' afoof-
THE two trecs'l Unite IN the branches
The same as they do ut the root!
1Atidntd Constitution.
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.LlIIrr,s.rroN 'sALEs.-Future rays.
Dy Richardson e Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AHctaoneers,
i113 Main street.
I1,R1rsrEE,s sALE or VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF v "; VA BIZ
l1REAI, ESTATE ON FOURTH STREET go Ok
NER BYRD STREET. IN THE CITY. o t RICti-
MoND, BY AUCTION: by virtue Of The s pro S.I
s,ons of n deed OF trust beattps dale the 2!st DAY
OF May. 1877 from w. Gin and wife to the . M
dprsjgd trustee. duly recorded in thr CLERKS u,icc
OF The Clancery Court or The city OF hicnm0hu. 10
SECURE the payment OF The negotiable more therein
mentioned. default having been made III the pay
ment of said note, ana being required SO to 90 by
The holder thereof. shall. trustee In SAID deed,
sell by auction, the premises. on MOSDAr, ne
3Oth tiuv or september 1878, at r ~. the EA ~.
ESrATE Described 10 said deed, consisting OF Il,
VALUABLE LOT OF LAND fronting az ftet on
the northeast corner OF Fourth and BYRD sIretis,
and running back between parallel lines 13U 1eet'
with n VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING there
on wirh Basement and wo stories above, containing
seven rooms: Kitchen. SC.
TERMS Enough in cash TO defray the expense OF
executing this trust, and 10 pay oil The sum OF
ST. 90 with Interest thereon from The 2ls dly OF
NAV 1873: the residue on such terms rs spa oe
announceJ AZ the time ul safe. OLher terms than
those mention cd above may be given.
!, The aforementioned Di0peEy was SOLD on tne
2et, day nr July. 1873. rs adverise for that day;
nut The FERNS OF said sale not having iccn complied
with by lie purchaser thereof snid real estate Will he
res0l. as advertised abovei ut The risk and cost Oh
said purchaser. D. ~. hlehaAi ,r,oo
prc,,.DncoS g. 70 suc,foIccrs. Sc 10
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General Viewers efforts to 70 to Con-
refas0mehow or. other feHiH us OF u man
who has Just washed his hands in strong
daor.kpeb TO get into the next room for q
towel. he nsuaIIy makes tremendous
amount OF motions TO q Very little progress.
fd,rles
The man who y hes helped d dozen Young
men 10 make tlieir fortunes p lives here as
Wei sas elsasyh eTe but lie never felis What
interest he ehareed them ncr what she fed
Gem ONE Detroit Free fress. s,ss,.. .7
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PROPOSALS.
FOR IMPROVEMENTS
IAIL-BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS.
PROPOSALS

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENTAL
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. August Is, 1878. !
Proposals from patentees, or their assignees, for
granting The use of improvements In the ronstruc-
ton In the mode of opening aud closing mail bags
Of any all kinds. and In The manufacture OF ina
teraS thereof aud also tor the use OF patented de-
vices for tagging or labelling the samr will BIZ re-
ctved NJ this department until ~ O'Clock noon on
the 2D PAY OF DECEMBER, 1873.
All proposals must he In accordance with the
specifications aud form of PROPOSAL which will he
furnished on application by letter TO the Second
Assistant Post maser-Generdl.
The contracts, which may be made for the use Of
any patents Will be In conformity with such spec-
Gallons ana the accepted proposals.
D. N. KEY,
au 22-1awGw Postmastcr-General.