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The national Republican., 1861-09-17
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,CPERTOR ROSEWOOD CASE GRAND PIANO,
EXCELLENT tURNITURE AND H0USEKEEPINS
EFFECTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY morning, September 10th, At 10
ocock, At house No 855 levcni street tefwsen l.
and M We shall sell ,he Furniture and Efects Of
sentiem an dsoining housekee Iink, comprt insr-
oupeG,loI iosewood case seven octave Grand Plano
Forte BY Henri Herz -t.,'.f, NJ '..
SUIT OF sol walnut Green Velvet covered Parlor
Fnrnisurs Fur nnsI eoSssis,ins Of Sofa, two arm and
Rosewood Marble Top Tables, Whstpot
Rush and Cane Seat Ihairs hoekera ~
Gilt Frame, Mantsl, and Pier GisSss E1
Dama.k and Lace Curtaii . aud Cornice '"
Elegant - Velvet sarpets, Velvet Stair Garnet
Mating, and OIL Goth
Oak Hat Tree, ,ian Chairs
Superior solid Walnut Sideboard, with full msrb,s
walnut Extension able, Lounge,
French China Dinner aud Tea Ware
Silver. plated Csstors. Table Cutlery
Block Tin Chafnug Dishes and Dish. Covers
Glass ware, Walters, Clotk -- ".... ....
Jenny Lind and French Bedstcads, Wardrobes
Ma ble.top Dressing Bureaus. wa.hstsuds
Superior Hair Matt esses, Feather Beds Bols'ers,
Wheeler 1 wIs.n Sc wing Machine, q very sups.
fior instrument) ..' - ~. =.
Cooking and other Stoves O.. h.. '"...
Tog -tLer with tue usual assortment of Kitchen
r,quisit.s - re-. a ..-.t
Terms cash in current funds .N.H z '...
.. JAS. y. McGUIRE CO.,
sept17-td - Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
DY WALL d BARNARD, Auctionssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT WEBSTKR CITY, IOWA.

By virtue of = deed OF trust. dated recsmbsr -,
1866 aud recorded iu book OF nortgages on page
ss9 one Of the land record for ebst-r City, Hami
ton county, Iowa, the undersigned Sil sell, st pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, at the Auction
Room, No ST. ennsylv avenue, on saturday,
the 2.th day Of September, 1s6l, at O'Clock r NJ,
all those pieces parcels Of ground n uate and lying
in said Webster City, and Known ana described a
being lots seven "a and eight, (S) In block hve (e)
Of Young's aad4Hcus to Webster City, Hamilton
county, iowa, and the improvements thereon, con
sistng of o substantial stOne structure OF brewery,
being the same properly offered for sac by me on
the iith OF August instant and the purchaser there
of not having comI with The ters Of sale Il viii
be Iesold a, above, the risk And cost OF said de-
faulting purchaser.
Terms One. half cash, ray able on the spot at the
sale or the property will be offered anew, and the
balance in negotiable notes. approved by the trustee
at four and six months date, with interest.
An abstract OF the title can be seen at the Auction
Room
Unless the cash Iayment Is made on the spot, at
the sale, and the terms fully complied with, the
Trustee reserves the right TO resell immediately ~
the REX ard cost OF the deaulng purchaser. Wasn
8. COLE, Trustee.
WALL Il BARNARD,
aug p4-td Auctioneer.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

CEALt ID PROPOSALS., Till the 25th of
= September, 1891 at II o'clock, NJ, are vited for
turn hing the Subsistence Department with 100 tons
of HAY.
The Hay to be delivered in Washington at such
place as the Government may direct.
The quality to be equal to the best and to consist
OF timothy and clover mixed
The Government reserves to itself the right to re-
ect all any Of the bids and for any cause may
think proper. Payment for said Hay to be made III
Treasur notes, If Governmen mt desires to dOto
The Hay to be furnished In bales of from 150 TO
400 lbs and the weight Of w0oI and wire used in
baling to be deducted.
The bids to be directed to Captain A BECK
WITH, C. g., U. s. A and endorsed Proposals
for Hay" 'eplo
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

ITELMBOLD'S BUf HU FOR THE BLADDER
III HELNBOLD'S BUCHU for the Kidneys.
HELMBOLD's BUCHU for the Gravel.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHu f.r Dropsy.
HELMBOLD'S BuCHU for nervousness.
HELMBOLDS BUCHU for Loss Of Memory.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Loss Of Sight.
HELMB0LDS BUCHU for Dimness u Vision
HEEMROLD'S BUCHU Tor Difficult Breathing.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Weak Nerves.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for DISTINCTIONS.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Excesses arising from
Indiscretion and al Diseases OF the
. SEXUAL OhGANS,
Existing In ei'her SIX, from whatever cause orig
mated, ana no matter ofHOW LONG STANDING.
HELMBuLD'S EXTRACT bUChU is pleasant
In it's taste and odor, and immediate In its acion,
Price 81 per bottle, or six for 50. Delivered to any
address, accompanied by reliable certHcates.
Depot, 1o4 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia
sept Sim
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
rn. psl,s. Com m ,..,en.r..

The ABosfd OF Police Commissioners held
another meeting yesterday afternoon, all the
members being PRESENT.
Tho B6srd first tonk up the list If appoint.
mentstpf,l vacancies; and, after considerable
proersss ,iiefein, the further appoini menls
were POSTPONED until to-day, at which tune
they WILDE completed The complete Hat win
be published In to.morrow's Republican. FOR
the information of parties Interested, we would
state that there arc thirty vacancies to pc
fIlsd, for vhich there sre,over two hundred
applicants. y ~ - "a !. ~ -g .S,E
VIM. 3. Stewart, who had been appointed as
psromsn from ,hs nrst in me psCe o.
terday, q di1 aiso Maurice o Conner, from the
second ward, and eve. Eslin, from'ths third
The Committee on Unsforps reported in favor
X %ssscpoitsn 10 Poiies complsie, viz Tue dress
Of the ssupsrintendent to be blue dress.coat
with police buttons and the dress Of the ser.
geants and rOundsmen, TO be double. breasted
frock coat, with police buttons and blue psnta.
looms. The patrolmen, when on duty, unless
specially, authorized to appearin citizens dress,
black stock, u frock cox. OF navy blue cloth,
single breasted and with rolling collar, nine but.
tons on the bre ST, two on the hips, and Two on
the bottom of the skirt; blue waistooats, and
blue pantaloons, on the outer seem Of which
shall DO = white cord the COAT to be buttoned
at all umes when on duty. The sergeants.
roundsmen, and patrolmen, when on duty,
shall wear caps, shields, badges, emblems, do.
vices, belts, and buttons, corresponding to q
sample deposited in the office Of the superin.
tsndent, and the time Of wearing them shall be
directed by him. ra y arr &. ...-
The committee have sent to New York for
samples ofthe cloth, with view Of purchasing
1T wholesale, and having them made in this
city under the direction Of the commissioners,
and at the expense Of the Government.
Mr.. Gideon WAS appointeda committee Of one
to procure suitable buildings for the detention
of witnesses, instead Of In the common jail, rs
at present. :
Mr.. Brown and the Mayors Of Washington and
Georgetown were appointed a committee 10
report upon the relative duties of the police
and local authorities of SAID cities. 81.
Considerable discussion was had as to the
amount to be allowed for horses to be used by
| the mounted polica In. the county. The further
consideration of the subject, however, was
postponed until the next meeting.
The opmnnttee TO procure rooms for the
officers Of the Board were required to report u,
the next meeting .5dg lll g0..yr uw
The Board then adjourned to meet again at 4
O'Clock this afternoon In the Aldermens Cham
Der, City Hall. t#.aE
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
pY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc,Ie.e.r..
ExCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
NITURE At AUC1YON . -

On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, we thall sell,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at the reeidence Of Mrs Il. B.
Rotinson, No 5e7 II street, between Fourth =,
Fifth streets moth, good assor ment Of Furniture
viz
Mahogany Sofa, Marble top Dress snd other Blu
reaus ...
Mahogany sideboard, Painted Wardrobe and
W sshstands :,
Mahogany Dining, Breakfast, Card, and other Ta.
bles
Maple Cottage, and other Bodsteads, Feather
Beds, and Mattresses
Three. ply and other CARPETS, oilcloth, and Mat
ting
China, Glass, aud Crcckery Ware, and Clock
Cooking, Air Tight aud other Stoves, with .
good lot Of Kitchen Relu sites, aud many other Ar
ticles which we deem unnecessary to enumerale.
Terms ash In Srecie.
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
sep 16-st Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
Shooting Affair Ia sFGstown-TwS
ProminoAt Citizens Hngaged.

The vicinity Of Bridge and High streets was
thrown into the greatest excitement yesterday
afternoon, 9sused BY the arrest Of Gilbert
omnibusss, charged with the shooting of George
Hill, jun., who also resides in that city, but
whose place Of business Is vt the corner Of
Louisiana avenue and Tenrth streets, IN this
city--he being engaged in the wholesale paper
From what we have been able to ascertain,
the quarrel appears to have originated in the
fact Of Hill claiming to be the lessee of the
house in which Vanderwerken resides, on
Bridge street, below High, and has Tor n long
time past held possession OF the store and
basement Of the house. On the other hand,
however, IT, 10 stated, that vanderwerken
several years since, received notice from
to pay it to him, (diagsit;) and that Wander
werksn, having no Immediate use for the store
and basement, had permitted Hill to retain pos.
session thereof until he should require the use
Of them. Hill, however, had put up railing
at the top Of the steps leading 10 the basement
to prevent the other from entering 1t, which
had remained thus until yesterday morning;
at which time, Yanderwerken, having just re.
turned from his farm in Virginia, with con:
siderable quantity ofiiquors, which he desired
to store in the oellsr-he threw down the pail.
| ings for that purpose. . -,
This action was not discovered BY Hill until
about three O'Clock in the afternoon, when he
appeared on the premises, ard demanded to
|
| time advancing up the steps. Mr.. Wander.
werken hearing the inquiry made, went out
| into the yard, revolver in hand, followed by
his son, Charles g. Vsnderwerken, who carried
sword, both seeming TO anticipate that Hill
would attack them. As they appeared at the
head of the steps, Hill Immediately drew q
revolver, and .nfed nj the younger Wander
werken, but without taking effect. lmmedi
stely the elder Vanderwerken drew his revov
| YER, and Ared three sho in rapid succession
one bali graz ng the left hand of Hill another
entering The LETT abdomen, and the other en-
terlng the back, ,he;atter shot being fred jus
rs Hill sought refuge behind large pillar
standing near at hand.
Hi In the meantime had fred one additiona
shot, which, however, failed to tako effect.
After the shooting, he was taken up and con
veyed TO his residence near at hand, wnere hi
wounds were promptly attended to. 1t Ia feared
however, that he cannot survive, the wound IL
the abdoman being Of u very dangerous char
acter.
Mr.. vanderwerken was arrested shortly sfte
by Sergeant Newman, of the Metropolitan ro
lice, by whom ho WAS taken before Justic
Rsaves, who released him on $500 bail to ap
pear for hearing at three O'Clock this after
noon-Messrs. Csppsrton and Rodier beeomin
his sureties.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
Distressing Occurrence HwO Soldiers
Killed by Hydr aphobia

In addition to the many other disasters we
record to-day, Is that Of two soldiers, privates
In the twenty first New York volunteers, who
died day before yesterday, from the effects Of
hydraphobia, from which they had been suf.
fering intensely for the space Of two weeks. 1t
appears that about two weeks since, u dog,
not supposed to be rabid, severely bit one ot
the .wo soldiers now deceased, who communi.
Gated the virulent poison to two others, one of
whom died on the same day, as stated above;
the other 10 now In fair way Of recovery.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

Whitehurst, 434 Pennsylvania avenue, has
the largest collection Of likenesses OF distin.
guished men In this country; is selling views Of
military encampments, 30. See his card pho.
tographs, suitable for sending in letters. Like.
nesses of many of the slain at the recent bat.
tie can be obtained at this gallery. Go to White.
hurst's and obtain u likeness before going to
the battle field. aug 2-1meods
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
r, w. Walker,

F.W. Walker. the Washington correspondent
for tho New York Express, who was stabbed on
Saturday, in Prince Georges county, by SO.
cessionist, while on a Waiting tour with de-
tachment of Colonel Young's regiment, was
brought 10 this city yesterday. He appeared
to be much better last evening, though he ls
not yet considered out OF danger.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
be Board then adjourned.


To-day, the l7th Of September, is the ami.
versary Of the adoption OF ihe Constitution Of
ton,s Farewen Address, II viii be celebrated
BY the Clay Guards and the Frontier Guards,
OF this city. Professor Amass Mccoy, the &C;
cemplishsdi secretary of the Clay Guards, will
deliver an address on what will doubtless prove
London Times on the Rebellion and the War
against the National Constitution Many
prominent persons will doubtless be present.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

And all we can hear Ia, war war war y,
But, for my part. tired OF the old tory Of war
But, oh | Abs Brown, have you heard the very
latest nswsf. No. Why. SMITH, No ace seventh
str.et. has Just received q new stock Of FALL
CLOTHING Of every description, and he offer. 10
ssll them at such low prices They say he has !
knack Of selling his goods at lower rales than the
other stores. How he does II, do not know But
for my part, can assure you, Mrs. B,oan, that he
narkably low prices. I advise all to call a,
SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street, oppo lite Pos,
Once, and look at his New Stock, aud they will be
convinced that what Mrs Jones said, ID So
aug 30-9m
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Fortress Monroe, Sept. ia party of four.
teen " contraband" slaves escaped last night
from near Sewell's Point, and came over 10 the
fortress in n canoe. They represent that pro-
visions are very scarce In Princess Anne coun.
ty, and that there are some 500 Confedrates NJ
Sewelrs Point. The force there is constantly
changing.
The St. Lawrence has been off Savannah, but
brings no news. The Pale and Albatross are
also IN the roads, the latter with prize.
. Captain Dyer, of the Ordnance Department,
has been transferred from Old Point perma.
nently TO Springfield, Mass.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
Rour OF THE REBELS IN HARDY COUNTY, VA.

RouT OF THE REBELS IN HARDY COUNTY, VA.
Wheeling, September 1.-the Press Of this
oity, says that Captain B0wen, of tho fourth
Ohio regiment OF volunteers, routed hve hun
dred rebels on Friday at Petersburg, In Hardy
county, capturing FIVE secessionists, including
q captain, killing nve of the enemy and seour-
ing II quantity Of arms, tents and provisions.
name not given.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
Over the River.

Yesterday, there was quite stampede among
the negroes near townsville, belonging to the
estate of the late Commodore Jones. They
came within the lines of our pickets, and said
they were TO be sent TO Manassas, and ask ed
for protection. General Smith sent them to
Washington. They report that the widow Of
the commodore has gone to Manassas. leaving
nobody at their homes but one of his daughters.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

The Knoxville Wing, Of September Z con-
tains card from Pars0n Brownlow, wherein
be states substantially that he will not be a
party to any mad scheme Of rebellion, and
that all who do must suffer in vain that he
vi, Ids bis extreme position through necessity,
and confesses he has not the courage to meet
unarmed eleven States fully armed.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
TREASON IN FREEDOM, MAINE.

Augusta, September A.-There is abundant
evidence to convict Robert Elliot, of Freedom,
Maine, Of treason. One of ElliOt's brothers
gave out that Colonel Smart would be lynched
II he went to Freedom, but, Notwithstanding, he
went there with three friends Oh Friday night,
and, during the night, obtained full testimony
against Elliot, without molestation from his
rebel military company.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

7 OsT.-Two llos ses and Two Buggies,
II hired by Sergeant Seaman and ssrgeaut Dung
of the tweaiy SIKH regiment New YORK volunteer.
One little Bay Mare and Black Top Buggy, striped
rd, nearly new.
Also, q Sorfel Hore attached to 9 Black Top
Buggy. with dog PANT on the side Of Buggy.
A suitable reward will be paid for any information
that may lead to recovery Of said Buggies and
Horses or Il returned to MY stable, corner Of Sixth
sep i7--sts W. @. MILLER.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE OF
UNITED STATES I. o. OF. .,r
Baltimore, September l6.-The Grand Ledge
Of the United States Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows met at nine O'Clock this morning
Deputy Grand Sire Milton Hundon, Of Indians,
presiding. Aqnorum of representatives was In
s1endauce. The seeded stateswere not rep.
esehted.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited till

NEALED PROPUSALS are fnV1ted tlII
y the 2bth Of September, at IL NJ, for supplying
The Corr TO be In the ear, and to be delivered in
ashington city, at the Cattle Yard on Monument
Square
BIDDERS are requested to state the price per 100
lbs of care.
About 100 600 pounds OF ears will be required, to
be delivered one half by the 10th of October, 1851
The bids to be directed TO Captain n. BECK
WITH, C. s., U. ). A, and endorsed Proposals
or Corn" sep16
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
WAR VESSELS BOUND soUTH-THE PIRATE SUN
TRR-LATER FROM TEXAs.

TKR-LATER FROM TEXAS.
Boston, Sept l5.-The United States vessels
Sabine and Portsmouth, bound South, passed
Cape Cod this morning.
A letter from SurinAm states that the pirate
Sumter remained there August 2lst destitute
of coal and provisions, and that Captain Semmes
Letters from Captain Suejoy, of the 6arque
Illinois, at Vera Cruz, September Sd, states that
n schooner was then In port which had run the
blockade at Galveston, and was bound back
again with a cargo of coffee. The captain OF
the sChOOner reported that the greatest distress
prevailed throughout Texas.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

Louisville, September l5.--The Richmond
Erdniner OF the llth, says that l56 Yankee
prisoners we're sent to Castle Pinckney, g. c
Among them we're Colonel Wilcox Of the M,chi.
g'n first, Colonel CUrcuran of the New York
sixty ninth, Lteuten ant Colonel Nef Of the sec
ond Kentucky, Major John W. Potter VI the
thirty.eighth New York; the Rev. 9. W.
Dodge, chaplain OF the eleventh New York ;
necticut Surgeons Griswold ofthe thirty eighth
Connolly, second New YORK Harris, seoona
Rhode Island Captains Downey, eleventh New
York; Fish, thirty second New ork Parish
seventy ninth New York: Drew, second Yer.
mont (; Shurtle6. seventh Ouio L. Gordon
eleventh Massachusetts, Warrington and Jen
kins, New York twenty NTH /; Lieutenant Foy
New York twenty NTH Hamblin, son OF the
actor Of that name, thirty.eighth New York
seventy first New York; Demsey, second New
York Wilcox, seventh Ohio; Gordon, second
Dragons, u. 8. A.; Cslef, eleventh Massa.
chusetts; Connolly, sixty ninth New York.
Captain Rickets, U. 8. A., was TO have accom-
panied the party, but is not sufficiently re.
journey. ~ a..
: Serious apprehensions are entertained for
the crops Of the South. The rains of August
are reported as the heaviest and most general
that has ever been known in the South, and
they have been very disastrous. u.
The Savannah Republican claims fair rice
crop, but admits that the continuous rains have
damaged 1t somewhat.
The Baton Rouge Adoocaie says that the cot.
ton fields in that vicinity are literally covered
with ihe army worm, and that the fate Of the
crop will be sealed In few days, for Il rains
and heavy atmosphere are favorable to the
worms. '. ""E
Governor Rector, of Arkansas, has called an
extra session Of the Legislature for the 4th Of
November.
JEFF. Thompson has issued proclamation, in
which, as a retaiiatory measure for General
Eremont's proclaimed intentions, he threatens
for every one of Southern forces, citizens, or
soldiers, Of Missouri executed, to hang, draw, or
quarter a.sninion Of Abraham Lincoln.
The Charleston Courier says that prepara.
tions are mrking In that city for manufacturing
locomotives on u large scale.
A. T. Bledsoe, Assistant Secretary of War of
the Confederate States, has resigned.
The Richmond shoe merchants urge the dis.
charge Of all the shoemakers from the army
and their employment in the manufacture Of
shoes, comprised principally of canvas.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u AGRICULTURAL DIVISION,

In consequence of the delay which attended the
arrival OF Seeds OF foreign importation, orders for
ent Administration, many oil them, by sea-vcysge
and other causes, have. been found TO be entirely
useless for practical purposes This result has bee
assertaned by experimental tests. Therefore, the
usual distribution will be deferred until q supply
can be obained which will reflect credit on the De
partment. ISAAC NEWTON,
seq l0-lw Superintendent
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
Rebbery, Arre.t, and Attempted Esc.pe.

Robert Ross, = negro, was arrested on Sun.
day, on the charge OF stealing q hve.dollar
Treasury note and u pass from one OF the col.
ored servants at the camp of the cavalry com.
pany at Kalorama. Yesterday morning, he
attempted to escape from the guardhouse in
Georgetown, where he was detained, by jump
ing over u wall some thirty feet in height Nd.
jscent thereto, but was quickly overhaued by
Sergeant Newman and Patrolman Lipscomb,
who escorted him back to the guardhouse. He
was afterwards sent to Jail TO answer ut court.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
kutclsne.

We learn that, y few days since, Mrs Howard,
the wife OF Mr.. Thomas Howard, an employee
ii, the Government aero the river. committed
suicide by iakii X ! udihuni 1T her restdence
In GeorgetuwH. Domestic troubles A., said -
havn h. an the cause ~ the commits ion OF the
rash act.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
The Arrest OF Another Regimentsl POST
g.. .... ... -, master.

mems was arrested yesterday morning, and is
now confined In tho camp Of the regiment, on
the charge Of purloining money from letters in
the mail of which he had charge. This is AN
other evidence of the fact that the post office
is FIRE quenty charged with the failure promptly
to deliver letters, which is really attributable
to the fact that dishonest men have, In many
instances, been employed as pOstmasters by
the regiment. u Ht % hslH. a .r. .r.r
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
Arrested.

H. Bruoh, W. Wagner, J. Wagner, and J.
Fluckenstine, were arrested yesterday after
noon, charged with buying clothes, haversa;ks,
canteens, and other articles of equipage, from
the soldiers. Justice Donn held them to bail
TO answer at the next term Of the criminal
court.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
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p0T aUARTERM IsTER's OFFICE


IL WAsuIHoroN D. q. S1a. 1851
Sealed proposals. will be received at thus ONCE un
til l. O'Clock M 2Jth instant to furnish the troops
iu this city and its vicinity nor'h Of he Po'omse
river, within (b) five miles of the city Of sshing
ton with wood for (s) six months eommencin ist
day Of October, IS l. aud ending o. The Slst day OF
March 1852. The wood to be Of the best quality OF
oak or hickory and to be delivered at the camls0r
quarters of The troops In such quaint and sueh
times as the Depot Quartrr master may direct
Good security will be rtqeired for the iulhlment
Of the contract.
I he bid, TO be for 10 much per cord Of wood, coa
sisting Of l2s) one hundred and wenty eight CUBIC
Il ct al to be eudorsed" BIDS for VOID - and the
names Of the .ecurity to be stated In the bid
The under.is sned reserves to himself the right "
reject all bids that may be deemed too high.
Payments to be made at the eud ofeach month, Dy
returning the orders drawn on he contractor OF
contractors with the receipts Of the regimentai OF
brigade quartermas sters Of regiments, origades or
corps endors, on the back OF SAID orders LOT Tie
an'ou"' Vi "''A DHR RUCKER,
sept ltd. Quartermsster Y. Q, AtmS "a "a
send bill to this oficc for paym ~ II H.