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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19
The War In MissourI-.Reut Of Gen Hart,
--NInety secesslsnIsts Killed and I've
Hundred Taken PrfSsuefS

JEFFERSON CITT, No, July ls.-A Agbt is re-
ported 10 have taken place near Fulton, Galloway
county, between Col McNeil's six hundred fed
eral troops and Gen. Harris force Of ,OOO seces-
sionisa.
Six OF the Federal troops were killed, ard
eighty secess!onistS Were killed and two hundred
taken prisoners. The cOnfederates were CON-
pltte routed
An Official dispatch from Col Mcneil states
that he had met Gen Harris and com pletelV roaf-
ed him, aud adds: "Our loss is twelve wounded:
Gen. Harris force 10 considerably diminished y :
SYRACUSE, No, July rs "A ruInor was curren
yesterday that battle had taken Mace near
Georgetown, Ky, between the Home Guards aad
Secessiontts, under Governor Magofin. The re-
port, however. seems 20 have been a hoax, IL was
also giyea out that Syracuse and Florence, ten
miles southwest OF this place would be burnt To-
night. The citizens kept watch all night, but
there was no disturbance. A large number OF men
are, by the same report, said to be hocking TO Ma
gof1in's aid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Freu Gen. Pstterssn's Cslsnn-Oeexrsst~.
Winchestet.

Frsn Gen. Patterson, Cslsnn-oeexr>st~.
Charisstewn -kxpeeted Advsses on
Correspondence Of the Assccisted Pr,
cEARLxsrowS, Va, July I7-Thewbol. ofS,.,
retersonS army has advanced 20 this point win
The exception Of one regiment the Fouyth SSo-
necneut Col Yoheh First Peuns7lvsania Rsei
guarding train Of two hundred wagons. sooors,'
panied by Capt GirardS company, Of the Seventh
Pennsylvania Regiment.
cOmmunication with HTper's Ferry win be
opened from this point tomorrow and an ,de-
Quate force stationed there.
A small force has been left u Martin,burg
Much Of the army provisions len there hsve been
returned 20 Willismsport. and will be taken
thence by the Chesapeake and Ohio canal 70 Rsr
Pers Ferry, where they will be convenient 70 The
army.
Captain McMullin's Rangers took possrssion Of
quantity Of LEFT by the enemy at the railroad
denot which they were unable 90 cary away
The home guard Of Charlestown dispersed IN
oo9ote quick time today, ~ the second cavalry
snd rs Pbtladeiphia City Troop charged through
TIE town from both sides. Many Of the inhabi.
,ahs who have heretofore bern regarded a. vIo-
Ieut essioniSs IRE now strong Unionisu. No
day.
Report says that there are esrthworks 81 an I'm.
portant character In the neiR hborhood Of Win
chester. An sbsttis, Of form able Trono,t,or,
bad been found on the road leatiing from RupkgT
Hell TO " inchtster
The movement upon this point wa 10 s.cu-e
.he "lnchester ana Potomac Railroad below
here rebuild the railroad bridge AZ HaFpetss
Ferry, and reopen the Chesapeake ana ohio
Canal, all iHpoTtHnt oil scts Some troops will
be stationed at Harpers Ferry to- morrow, and
communication between this point and Bsltimorp
will be kept open
A forward movement toward wihehester Rus,
take place soon
A small cannon, six kegs OF blasting powder
and musket, were eaptured by Captain Tbomp-
sons company r, Col Parersnn's Regiment.
CHARLEsTowN, Va, July Il This morning
messenger arrived az Gen. Pattersons bead
quarters bringing information that Gen John
sons forces had refreshed i've miles beyond Win
chester.
Harper's Ferry was occupied to-day BY one
regiment Of federal troops. The ford at this
point has been completed, which serves 10 afford
communication between the MARYLAND and viz
ginia shores until the bridge shall be recon-
s.ructed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

DISTRICT THRRK.MoNrHs' VOLUNTEERS EN-
L7srrNs ZOE TEE WHITE Chase 6uard IN the
name of new company just mustered here [out
OF the late Union Regimentl for the war. The
captain 10 Marisn Fenwick, who served with
credit In Mexico.
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Invasion Of Iowa-The Tewns Of Milan and
UnioRvilIe burned by the Secessisbists.

BURLINsToS, Iowa, July Is-The "Hawk
Eye" says that a messenger reports that 300 rebel
They reported 70 have burned the towns OF
Milan and Unionvills, Iowa.
Ii was feared they would also burn Centreville,
the county seat OfAppanOose county. There was
great excitement in Monroe, Davis, and other
counties adjoining. The people We're gathering
up everything available In the shape Of arms
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LOCAL NE VS..

CTAeggs TEE STAR - printed on The fusess
ream pres, In me south Of Baltimore, In edition
s 90 asze - 10 require It 70 b. put 10 press al an
s.riy hour Advertlemenn, therefore, should be
ssnt In before IL O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not sppsnr until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

NorIcI District Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be inherited In the BALTIMORE suN are received
q and forwarded nom The STAR Otace.
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wIMAN, THE GREAT VKNTRILooUIsT AND VIZ
ARD, sppeals tonight at Odd Fellows Hall. Wy
man and war news are strangely mixed up In the
chatter on the Saskatchewan a little ahead
Look ont for a grand time this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

The wHIrEHusr photographs of military en-
campments, &c &c, noticed elsewhere, are Of
surprising excellence and cheapnem. Call and
see specimens, 43I Pennsylvania avenue.
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seizure efCsu,rahaud nl.rehandI,.

LoUI,vILLE, July Is-Three thousa nd dollar
worth OF lesther has been seized near Salt River
to-day, IN wagons, their way from Portland
Kentucky, TO Tennessee. -"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

To ALEXANDRIA FOR FIvK CBNTs!-see Ry-
theirs pronunciamento elsewhere. Fare to Alex
andrIa by the swift and tidy steamer Star for Ave
cents. Good for Ryther, Capt Collins, and the
steamer Star 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

CovsHs.-The sudden changes Of our cltmate aie
sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asian Etc
Affections. Experience having proved tia. simple
remedies often get speedily aud certainly when
should at once So had 70 Brol1a,s Bronchial
Tyoehss," or Lozenges lot the Cold, Cough, or II
preoaution more serious stack may be eteci ually
varded OF. Public Speakers and Stng;'S will and
them eHectua for clearing anu Strengthening the
voice. See advertisement. de lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

CENTRAL GUARD House. CAsKs.-Mary Nc
Cam, for stealing tumbler, was Gagged all night,
arrested for an attempt to rob Samuel Black, but
subseQ uently escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

l.. Crown was arrested by policeman Yeatman,
for assault and battery on George w. War;.
Justice Dom held him to security for peace.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE,

WASHINGTON CITY, July 10, 1851.
tOrdered to 10 inserted in the EVENING SrxR, 10
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper published In Washington.l
DrAn persons applying for letters In the follow
Ing list, will please say they are ADSKRrsEp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

CRIMINAL CouRr-The jury IN the case of
Elizabeth Ann Mitchell, tried Tor keeping house
Of Ill fame. could not make verdict, and were
accordingly discharged.
Daniel NcCormick, tried for setting fire 70 the
house Of Mary Miller, WIS convicted and sent to
the Penitentiary for two years.
To-day, Sally Felix, alias Phenix, was placed
on trial on charge Ok,keePlng house Of evil
reputation. r..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

BRAVE SoLDIKR.-Yesterday a mounted sol
dier, In riding along the Avenue, became irri-
tsted at q small dog "a pet Of an old gentleman
whom be accom- panied) which barked at his
horse The soldier rode past several yards but
could not endure the indignity. SO he turned
back, and drawing bis pistol boldly fired, and
slightly wounded the poor animal. The by-
SANDERS blushed for the fellow, and some who
were soldiers thanked God that he didn't belong
70 their regiments.
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MOVEMENTS OF TRooPs.-The Fourth New
Jersey Regiment II now stationed at Gen Run
yon's headquarters, near Roach's Mill .s. r.F
The Second New Jersey Regiment moved from
near the Long Bridge 10 the vicinity Of Alex
andfia Yesterday =. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

SEE KLsEwuEzx the notice Of Rev. Mr., Gales
new tonic for sale At Stott's drug store Penusyl-
ysnia avenue. Its ELECTS upon the Invalid are
Rid to BE- wonderfully beneficial .0 W.. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

CAPT. TAKAr,H, Of the Gafibaldi Regiment, Il
still under arrest The members Of Lis com pa nv
who "Becedsd" with him have been allowed 10
rrturn 70 the regiment. .s.r ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

T CARRIAGES.
1 HE Subscriber having made additions 10 his
factory, making il now one of the largest, HY5B ~
in the District, whore his facilities SsxtgE
for manufacturing CARRIAGES andWSAE
LIGHr WAGONS of oil kinds canLot be sur
paused. and froI his lOEg experience IN the busi-
ness, Re hopes to give general satisfoction.
All kinds Of Carriages and Light wagons kept
on hand
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders
promptly attended 70.
second hand Carriages taken in exchange for
new ones, ANDREW J. JOYCE,
a IL If corner of Fou rteanth And p AZ
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BATTERY SENT OVER THE RIvER-Capta!n
hunts new battery, consisting Of four guns OF
heavy calibfe, went over the Long Bridge at an
early hour this morning into Virginia. The COM
Pany has been quarterrd on Capitol Hill for seve-
raj DAYS past -a.r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

COMING IN -Yesterday and TO-DAY number O.
young men who were obliged to quit the vic nitY
Of the Loudon and Fairfax boundaries to avoid
being impressed into the rebel armies, arrived
within the District after long and weary journeyI
through the Forests and swamps. The most o
them had heard no tidings OF NcDowell's ad
vance, and some are now preparing to return anc
bring their families .FEs r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

wEIfkHuRsT, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue, 10
selling Views Of Military Encampments, Mar
shall House (Alexandria), Chain Bridge. Harper's
Ferry; LikeDesses OF Distinguished Men. See
his Card Photographs, suitable for sending In let
tsra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

ARRIVED At CATERS wharf, foot Of Thirteenth
end-a-half street, schooners John w ilson, Hardy
Slts coal fot George Bogus; and Joseph Hunter
Psiisy, with coal fot G. II. Keys. ar'f .s1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

RxApKR, have You seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Req it; it will interest you.
~ 2O-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

Editor Star Tom orrow (2Oth JuIy) Is the an
niversary Of the appearance Of the gfea: meteor
which was seen In the latitude Of washin gton
city, the last two years 1t was particularly Wis
ibis last year, not only here but In many parts OF
hours Of nine and ten o'clock p m win your
readers keep look out on tomorrow between the
hours mentioned, In case the meteor should again
make Ia appearance, and make q note Of IL?
July 10, 1851 GN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE opened IN
Washington City an exclusive wholesale
PROVISION ST. RE Of tho following articles,
BACON, SHOULDERS, SIDES,
Plaln Family aud xlra Sugar Cared HAMS,
DRIED BEEF and LARD,
SuPer6ne Extra, and Family FLOUR.
Which will he sold exclusive st vholesale at as
low figures as they oan he delivered here from Hal
timore any other point east Of the mountains.
We respectfully invite the dealers of Washington
and Vicinity tn call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. -
jJ slim No SO Louisiana av.. w Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

lNyITIss INSULT Last night, a grou Of females
walked along Pennsylvania avenue clustering II he
mon kies about what they were pleased to term
g the yillstny Of Old Abe" and making audible
remarks upon the soldiers who passed them
These are the sort who were noted fer their i'm
prudent behavior In Alexandria Just after the
occupation OF that town by the U. 8 troops. II
they are answered by soldiers In language similar
10 their own, southern sympathiZsrs below about
insulted females. IL thosr four who paused along
the avenue, from Sixth 10 Ninth streets ten O'Clock
last night, were answered by the soldiers In toler
ably rough Anglo-Saxon, they have no right to
complain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

|. PENNIKs.
Persons desiring pennies will always md them
for exchange ct the star Ofioe counter. II
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DIED,

DIED,
On the 18th instant, HENRY PARKER, infant
son of Thomas and Mary M. ELtwiSle.
The funeral wall take place at O'clock to NOR
of the family are respectfully invited to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

FATAL ACCIDENT "A private Of the Fourth
New Jersey regiment, wnose name we have not
sscertaiBed- but u no Is said to have been one of
the most efficient members, and a general favor
lite, was killed near General Runyons headquar-
tiers, night before last, under the following cir
cumstances: IL appears that there was an alarm
during the mig hit; several OF the sentinels dis
charged their pieces, and private In one Of the
tents got frightened and came out and fred his
musfet Deceased was performing picket duty,
and the ball from this musket entered Just at the
side Of bis nose and passed out at the back Of his
head, killing him instantly.
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ESTABLISHED I176.
A. BIHIN GER Il CO,

IMPORTERS OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND CHOICE
GROCERIES, &c.
81 dAd % Liberty street, Nsp Yosk, AID 29l 4
street, eoTseT Of PeHHd drenEe dsd I4tk street.
(OP2osite Willsrds' HotslJ
"E Beg 70 inform the citizens Of washinxtan
w and pubic generatty tGst we haze OPENED A
branch OF oUr bUsinsfs at the abuve nurlher under
the direction Of MI JOSEPH p. MILsoE: where We
Intend furnishing the qua ty and desori pton
OF OLD WINES, LlQUOkS, AsvAHA CT
CABS: dc, as those We sell IN NeE York, and
10 I8-eolm
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DIsMssED Yesterday, young man named
George Armes, Of Virginia was arrested by Officer
J. M. Busher, on q charge Of stealing wagon
and In contents, the property Of A. Rhodes The
tina. the complainant was indebted to tue father
Of Armes, and to secure the payment he gave
deed Of trust upon his property there. and among
IL was this wagon Subseq uently Rhodes was
Obliged to leave Virginia because OF his political
sentiments, and young Armss coming to This city
and seeing the wagon, seized upon L. Tie Jus
tice dismiSsed the case, deciding that there was
no evidence Of felonious intent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

To THE AFHLICrKD!-Re sure to read the adver,
semen. of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
blood Purifier in another column. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

In Consesuenoe Of our having 20 pay cash for
10 re2 our business 20 Cash exclusively, for the
nresent W have in store q very large assort ment
8pF RIA SY,MADE CLOTHING f,r men and
boys wear, which are sellinE e RSch iogss rate
'A~A S9a Pa avenue, between sth end j0th sis,
js1. untI. e keSab't cha t-ka
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The law will be enforced.
RANDOLPH COYLE,
jy lin Inteill Water Registrar

GREEN CORN, IN CANS; PETITE POlS;
N ChamplEnons; Fresh Tomatoes, Ii Quart oans;
Preserved Fruit. of many varieties; Conserved
Ginger, tCanIon;D Angeli9ue; Fresh NJ sck erel and
Hs 'ibut, In oanR;i Fresh IsObsters and Glsms, in
cans; S6rdines; Branded FTuitss Crosse &IBlaek-
wells IIckes, Sauces, GaPers, Olives, 90. For
sAle by KING & BUKCHELL, Grooers,
ms Corner Vermont aV. and 18th st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19

MORE FuGTTIvEs PROM CONFEDERATE IMPRESS
MINT Yesterday evening, about dozen Union
men reached Alexandra from Fairfax and Prince
William counties. having been impressed into
the service Of the Confederates aud ordered TO re-
port az once at Manassas. They made preparati ons
at once, apparently, to obey the summons :; but
toward the headquarters OF Beauregard. thew
made tracks for our lines, which they finally sue
ceeded In reaching. though holly pursued by the
secesionfsb- Others are constantly coming in
and every Union man who can, has either left the
State OF concealed himself In the swamps and
forests.
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slim No SO Louisiana av.. WsshInsto
WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
Wv Halt Iuly st 1851


ALL WATER TAKERS are hereby notified
thet their Water Rents for the year commencing
with this date are now due and payable at this
once.
The following is the law of the Corporation "in
relation to delInqu eut wateT-takers," viz:
In ell cases of the non pay ment OF the water
able, the Water Registrar shall notify the Pur-
veyor OF such delinquency, snd the said Purveyor
shall discontinue the supply Of water Immediately,
by outing on the water at the main, and he shall
not allow 10 to be again used in SAID de inQuent's
premises except on nOtlhcation by the Water Re
Eisti that the water rent has been paid. also
the expense of outing of and restoring the flow of
water y
The law will be enforced.
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IU
~ MATERIALS FOR ARMY
CLOTHING.
OFFICE OF ARMY CLoTHLNs AND TQUIPLsK)
Corner H0tcGyd GEd MsrcT H-eeIS,
NEW DIRK, July - 1851 \
My Advertisement, OF the 8th instant. f,r prOpO-
sails TO- furnishing Materials for Army Clothing 10
mod hsd as TO receive bids for
81 600 yards KeIsey dark blue (iIdIgo wool
Dyed twllled, - inches vide, to weIEh IL ouaoBs
PSF yn-d inS tead OF Oa yards of the me aTts-
Gle 81 inches wide ana - ounces TO the ya-d. And
for
80 COZ yards O. Kersey. sky blue indigo WOO
dyed 81 ,nches wide, 20 weigh - ounces per yard
and ,255 90 yards OF the sans article, q inches
wide, 80 weigh IL Dances per yard, instead of
40 COO yards of 81 inohes wide.
ID. II. VINTON,
Jy i7-:Ot Major and QusFtermAster.
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MlSCELLANE0US.-The Commanding Ofhesr Co ID, Cd
Artillery; To the Adj Of the lt Reg q. s. Arsry The
AL lat CAvslry-2 Medic ii Purysyor; Hi. Excel
ieney the Mhster Of the Confsdersey; Teacher
,dL LIST Artillery; To the 9Th Organs; AgI Hardsns
Express The Odeer Commanding LIST Battalion Dsret Vols
OLRTTKRs MUST IN ALL cAsRs BE PREPAIp.
Drop Letters, in sll cases, must be pre- paid.
July 10 LEWIS CLEPHANE, p. Nj.
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-. ..e,s . tsvsisI- saaza s4s .TroHI
u go ssJAEs $40 a 1ssaN rnsvsa
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
GOVERNMENT ADVTS.
. n ID p q 4 A L 5 :.
NAyr DtPARTNESI, NIL,
BWsaG Of Idnds aaL q Rnns Z "a,

NAvr DtPARTNESI, n....
Bursau Of ldrds daa Gota ia,
SEALED PROPOSALS for each LAS ss,s he ciassi
a,saa f,ono,ais for Glass No name IN, ahs @ ~
snaossea @ s - vard AT name the yard, VIII pe ,e
Tor he navy rnssos until noon on the I'd day oil octo
Ss, uc " for furnishing and deiyernn ~ .,iciea o,,,
, ..g ya,ds named the mateTiais anu u ~ E,.aa I'm
navy n,;nted schedules which VIII De iutnishcd
oraoea ~ and sent by mail, so requested 70
on SirinT 10 offer to contract Tor any or o.! OF
pefsyns na,nsd therein, by the commandants Of the
uie ut navy wards, for the classes Tor the yards
n ,,,eir command or by the navy agent nearest
hra,o or by the bureau for any or all the yards
~ nrss, nlsoR and mistakes IN SAILING me guS, no
L U 10 rrrfCo which contains classes FOR more hdn one
0Iu 1, IN or sHriope and each individual OF a firm must
ien the bid and contract ,,,,,
i1iidsrs arc hereby cautioned and particularly no
sSd thai their offers mus, be In the form
nIcscrbed and be mailed in time 10 reach their des
inaion before the time expires for receiving them
No hi MN k considered Uhich shall be reccired qr h
r.rod ddted and aioUancs w tc made for FAILURES y
TO guard against offers being opened before the
time appointed bidders are requested to endorse or
the envelope above the address, and draw line un
der the endorsement, thus:
prcyosais for Glass No. Duane e cdSS) for The Ndri
Yo.d al (tdme TIC y1rd'D
10 the Chief Of the bureau Of Yards aud Do ks
Washington. ID Z.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27

shall be considered sufficient and they do mot enter
DAYS from the date Of notice from the bureau of the
acceptance Of their bid contract will be made with
some other person or persons and the guarantors OF
all delipquencies. ,,,
All offers not made In syia conformity with this I'D
yer,isement, will at the option Of the bureau De re-
jected.
Those only whose offers may be accepted will be
notified and contracts will be ready for execution
soon thereafter as may be practicable ....
sept 5-iwlaw
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
Form Of Offer.

(tiere the date OF oner)
l. there insert the nam" or names composing the
firm OF name the town in the State OF (namc the
State hereby offer TO furnish under your advertise
mept dated (dste of advertisement and subject to
all the requirements Of the sapc and OF the print
schedule which II refers, all III" articles embraced
in Cla.s No. (uamc the class Tor the navy yard at
,name the yard) sccordiig 10 said schedule, VIZ
here paste on the printed class from the sche ini,
and opposite each article fct the price and carry out
thC amount IN the columns for dollars and cents, and
loot up the az amodnt Of the bid for the elias
amounting to here write the amount in words
rurose ns my gtut here name the agent II onS
j. REQUIRED by the schedule , for the supply undcI
the CLASSES niIrellsusous Ivy nonresident OF the
PLACE OF delivery and should my offer be accepted
IeYusA the contract may be rrcyarcd and Pc Vt TO tn
navy agent al name The agcncy Tor signatures ant
certificate.
Here thu bidder aud each
member OF the firm TO sign
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
tll4AE
l.. +
HGErt
rUNBUAYs EOI THE wEsTEI' n
It RIVERS
QvARlEKMAsrER GlEERaL's OIrICL,
Washington, JULs II, 1sh

QuARlKKMAsrER GfEERaL's OirCL,
N'Ishiigt,Il, Juie II, 1876
proposas ale invited tor constructing Gunhoa''
ulOn ihe Western rNcI+
Spccihcr, ,iOns will be immediately prepared, and
NAV be examined at the 9uHtCrmastcrs once al
cincinnati Pittsburgh Uuh at this office.
Proposals from boat builders and engine buder
alone will BE- considered
Plans suLmlttcd Ivy bidders win hc taken into con
sidcratiuu G. MEiGS,
iunc 70 QuaI tcrmGstcr General tinted States
ltEhLEu PROPOSALS uvc invited tiii
) lhc 18th VI september, at - NJ, for supplying
CONN TO the Su6sistcuce department of the Army
The Corr 10 be in the car and 10 ho delivered In
wasAingtuG city, al the Ca!ue lard oa Monument
Siddcrs arc requested to state the price per 100
! lbs. Oi ears.
hGout loo 0OO pounds OF ears will be required, to
Uc delivered one half by the 10th OF Octooer' lsHl
and tn whole delivery to ue made during The month
Of Dg "glr .
l.e bid, to be directed TO Captain, A. BECN-
i W llh, g s., u. . A.. ana cLtor'ed frogosAs
or Corn sep16
GtLIA'uL"EODm SSRRThD, or u very
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