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will be held at the aforementioned Land O1iccs
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0FFIcE or CoMMIssARy GEsERAL or SUBsIsTKscE
WAsuSoros, July S, 1880.
SEpARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
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220 gallons Of good cider vinegar
One'hAlf on LIST Of June. 1851; remainder In
October lsAl
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OFFICE or CoMMIssARY GENERAL or SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHlSoTos, July s, 1880.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until the lst day OF October next Tor
the delivery Of provisions in bulk, for the use OF
the troops Of the United States, upon inspection as
follows;
AT .Nste Orleans Barracks, Louisiana.
SIS barrels of pork
1875 barrels of fresh superfine -four
SIS bushels Of new white field beans
$40 pounds of good hard soap
900 pounds OF good hard sperm candles
IL bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
220 gallons of good cider vinegar
At Baton Rouge Barracks, Louisiana.
IS barrels of pork
l25 barrels of fresh superfne flour
SIS bushels of new white field beans
$40 pounds of good hard soap
900 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
Ii bushels of good clean dry fine salt
22O- gallons of good cider vinegar
at Key West, Florida,
s5 barrels of pork
1875 barrels fresh superfne -four
SO bushels of new white field beans
$40 pounds Of good hard soap
22O pounds of good hard sperm candles
II bushels of good clean dry fine salt
22O gallons OF good cider vinegar
IA The public landing, sir miles from Fort
1ooeson, mouth ofthe Chiemicm.
olV Ol pork
AL barrels of fresh superfne -four
205 bushels of new white field beans
3,2SS pounds of good hard soap
SD pounds of good hard sperm candles
81 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
SD gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole TO be delivered in all the month of
April, 1851; and to leave Natchitoches by the both
February, 1851.
al Fort Gibson. arkansas.
ii2 barrels of pork
OPS barrels of fresh superfne flour
pa bushels of new white field beans
1881 pounds of good hard soap
,096 pounds of good hard sperm candles
6S bushels of good clean dry fine salt
900 gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered in all May, 1851
IN Fort Smelling, 81. Peters,.
200 barrels of pork
81 barrels of fresh superfne flour
1877 bushels Of new white field beans
2,l92 pounds of good hard soap
S22 pounds of good hard tallow candles
81 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
SIS gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole TO be delivered from the 18th May,
1851, to the 10th June, 1851.
at Fort Gaines, mouth Of Crolc-icing rirer, 80
miles ADORE Fort !Snelling.
200 barrels of pork
81 barrels of fresh superfine flour
81 bushels of new white field beans
2,l92 pounds of good hard soap
SD pounds of good hard tallow candles
"a bushels of good clean dry fine salt
54S gallons of good cider vinegar
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FRIDAY, Dec. 20.
AsHES-There ia no change TO notice in Pots the de-
rrond j. ,,,arafa n, sGIS e a. paarIs 90 So ,d il,
eieaG, d4mard he sajes rsach III i'm his " AH1
COTToNNTs slid Between and 1000 bales sold
y, = esfarda1.,s rr{cts IN va = W ' 'A' go
Fi0IIR 4 Nh ME- Al Tbaro 10 increossd 6aes and
buovsncv in our for Western and STAT FJopr Fhe
p9 f uTn@ Co9ues' a'iu e, Is aiso sole q
hd bber r nHjfis q, 81 ~ o. ' - rt
esies 81 DouestIc reach 900 bis ar S7l *! a7! n
EtS,a IA e. re f 100 nd Id b l AZ &c zss9I5i
5ate ga of g9oG a 70 "a 49op ono
o a-I i f E ~ 1t 4 co. ay 5I
r. e5ff 20 80, a c,,,i i lio a.i' oi 80,
W. or e%.a nenesee soalern Is ooyant ana nothing
u ioent 70 9e idd a. our siue nsqres al tne close
mere Is lHir GeIhno i9r ne Vefpoo market saes OF
'dVu DDS al 2o0 S21-t LOT Aeu 10 Eoou brands anu
2Xo0o'a oI fancE kye FIouI II Ta1er bette win less
ohefhg' SAFES OF ouV Dds al o.5.3G$9O Corn Meal Is
heavy, sdle' oi 4Vo DDS Jersey al S<'94'
GRAlN-iher Is good mining demand Tor wheat, IN
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PoreiRn Ports.

Boston, Dig; Grace for Boston, ds Baymar Car
for NYork dag banks OCtanu Gesn I'm and zoe B15
ton i a Nov l. Pauchia Peterson I'm Sfok fot do TINS
Mnskngum Crockett i'm Paransgua rpnne Undne Lam
f dise; brig Chckasaw Mar I'm ami for 8osou d4g
Nov sbps Ohio Hall I'm NYork Tor CalOf
Cooper Ftner I'm Philadelphia for do banks Rober Nor
MaChas Baxter, I'm Store tor
Potomac Lehrook fin Island Of Sail for do Aene,
NOr-ans hay Queen Watson im Buenos Aye7,
Uuc Afettu,a e I'm Lisbon for NGeans. Wright Jr Ave.
~ Peruam uco foocel ncfiiyky, I'm Searspo' uuc
q Wright Wor'hGgton, I'm Baltimore uGc; Kirkland,
I'm and for Baltimore Iowa. CONN I'm petnambnce qnc;
Acu- Earwei FIN Baltimore. the 9th; chip =, tot Nav
Yok) 7r b1s Russian, Yesey I'm Bangor, 9th;
Woodhuru. i'm Bahia VIM Price uid I'm do unc;
sch A Wes-r Sreinan Philadelphia Tor California
Prince lst INST brig Hst DAM IRON Phiadspna,
disg
sid again 18th for Sch Herald Horsn, which salse I'm Boston
IN co with Elizabeth, had not arrived at 81 on the 9th
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Brig RoroH of Boston, ra I'm RIO Jana0 nov coffee
to SHIN lrnneides.
Sch Aqcnrea, coron, boura I'm Wilmington, Del au and
n. alto j Buckley
Worcester, Jsvs,, Ads I'm Cabwsn Bridss Del 70
Barrstt
Sch Oscar Jones, Kelley I'm Norfolk for New Bedford.
Sch semento Terry4 ds IN Richmond tnf-e MAILER Lord
Sch Plmpero PeBh-h 3d I'm iaDia md4e 10 Mott Psdsl
Fox.
Sch PA~uee, Smith, Wilmington Dali -four Allen &
PpIsOu
Rrggold Le~z &c from wreck Of hig Wabash.
Sch Jeary Lnd, cul,n ~ Virginia oy stsrH
Orlando. Schois Phil dap7a coal bound
Sch lebanon. brown. IS ds IN CaiAis. laihs
Sch Mary Paterson Symnal ds fn Phidelpha coal
Sch hrnsun-'rr Pier,on. I'm Philadelphia Tor Boston
Sch l7sthG Siuonson RockAnd I'm.
Sch Lady Allen n Virginia fyg Sew Haven. l9rh lost
archer about 70 fafhhns n cable.
SCI E4h-r 7Ir fnlr. j. i'm pAl.atephil. coal
Sch Grntr Stale Helei d I'm BostoG mdse to W Lewis.
SCI Csbf', Camar, I'm Boston, ni.s to & w Hetrck.
scil eH YORK. caod.ei. j. Tn Boston. md,e.
stesmr Peanbcott Seymour I'm phsde ha ndse Stanton
Spl-r
BgtOW-Ons brig unknown
SAILFp-smps Mayfo~er, Crbuse, New Orleans; sa,ra
Hors- Sherwood Chaseoa
dor. stab Narcotics; Sailing, Cbarest1n Catherine
Hersy tJeod Cuba Abeoua CArdenasi Ross
savanr sh, and ohers.
WIhD-Dur.Hg the day from n n NV.
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article which, being brought by land and sea one
half tho globe is offered almost at your door, 81 pGo
which would not he than 1.-THE OF tho sum paid the
datigne We confess that mortal and have weak
sses and our peculiar pride in the nineteenth
ren,ry when without possessing Aladdn's lamp we can
cyafifv our wses which willing 20 pay IN
consideration being startled out of our editorial com
nosue bv The appearance of the horrd ugly Gen that
waited upon 1t We were led 10 theee reflections by see
ing al The Berrians Sol Broadway (whee have occa-
sion 20 select articles TO be engraved for the Honse-
eepers Depayimen the variety of goods which
they offer for sale. ouscfurnishing articles generally
supposed 10 consist OF Pots Kettles Pans etc. but these
gentlemen In their endeavors TO create complete establish
of ls kind, hive added extensive assortment OF
rich and costly Silver Plate The peculiar beauty OF some
OF the large WATERS attracting attention, we were
tempted 10 inquire the price which found varied from
twenty to hundred dollars each The Alantus Eperg'
magnificent center piece the dining table one hum
dred and dollars and variety Of Liquor and
CrNel Stands Wine Coolers Urns etc at different prices,
beside which they have gathered from different countries
varied unique assortment OF Fancy Articles, descrp-
ton OF which impossible they being almost innnrnera5le
and many of them this season. being Just what you
wish 10 present friend-articles that without being
expensive are pguary curious and odd In nppeaat
creating amusement ana suggesting thought Should any
of readers wish TO select for themselves or 10 pre-
sent their friends should advise them 60 first TO
the BeTrlans.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DEATH AT THE COUNTY JA1L-On w ednesday
evening, man was seen to jump from one of the
South Brooklyn ferry boats, and to foat5up the
river A boat containing two men, went in pur-
suit of him. and succeeded in picking him up,
near the foot of Jerolemon:st. They Immediately
notwithstanding every effort was made by the
physician and attendants, the poor man died
about daybreak yesterday morning. The de-
ceased was respectfully dressed, and from papers
found on his person, is supposed to be a German
shoemaker, of the name of Andrew Deninger.-
The Coroner held an inquest yesterday and the
facts