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Items from YYnshlnrton.
oEE. PoPE Taxes TIE FIELD.

Il is stated on what seems to be good au-
thority, that not single regular CORES
pondent Of the New York or Philadelphia
press; iE now within the lines Of McClel-
lan's army. 1t is said that all their cores
pondence now appearing purporting to
come from HarrisOn's Landing, is really
manufactured at Fortress Monroe.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GEO. F. BAILEY & co.'s
Geological and HippO-areniO
PAVILION.

The public Is respectfully informed that this M am
moth Establishment, comprising tha largest collec-
tiOn Of rare and curious Animals well the most
complete company Of Equestrian Gymnastsj &C ever
seeu on this continents vi make its grand entree
O'Clock A. ~, and give -FOUR Exhibitions and Per
flrmancaa. at 2 and u nlcIocE y. l. on
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-26

sevent-fve Dollars Bounty
ONE MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE
is paid every Volunteer in this Regiment on his ar
riYing in Camp. No Officer can draw this pay for
you but it is paid directly by the QuarterAIaster of
Pay from S13 to $22 per Month
There is also allowed each Soldier si2 per year for
Clothing and If he is careful he can taye third to
one half Of the amount which will be paid him at the
expiration Of his enlistment Added to this is sl00
a SAVINGS BANK INSTITUTE in the Regi-
ment, and the money the members save from their
when one is taken sck and furlOugh is gIanted him
he draw on his fund for money to get home with,
and thus save entire his earnings.
Capt. o. Q. PRATT,
Recruiting Officer.
na RECRUITING HEADQUARTERs-At Pho-
nix Saloon, corner Of Superior and Water-St or ap
p'' '-' ''''--' '''''' VIM. A. CHAMPLIN,
iuly2i:3s9 Recruiting offcer.
DALLYTOTH RESCUE.A49
~ Excelsior Company, EFF
1O3d REGIMEN
COMMANDED BY
Captain III. L. III. PEI10TTO,
An Officer who has seen actual service during the
present War.
Men of Cuyahoga, Medina & Lorain!
In this hour Of our Country peril you are called up
rally to the defence Of the most precious rights
Of Freemen-the preservation Of the Union.
nE Loose not a moment, but come at once TO Head
quarters and unite with the Of SOLDIER the proud
title of Patriot
500 Bounty.
I'd $25 paid in advance.
Sl3 first months pay in advance.
$50 by the City Of Cleveland.
81 for every man enlisted.
NINETY DOLLARS IN ALL!
before you leave Camp Cleveland.
RALLY AT 0NCEI
Come and Join the Excelsior Company
Ra Headquarters-DAVIS' FRANKLIN BUILD
INGfS, Water-St., Cleveland, o. luly22. Rl2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-26

The opinion thus entertained and acted
upon. in England, was naturally impressed
upon the Colonies they founded on this
side of the Atlantic. And accordingly a
negro, Of the African race was regarded
by them as an article Of property, and held
and bought and sold as such in every one
of the thirteen Colonies which united in
the Declaration of Independence, and af-
forwards formed the Constitution of the
United States. The slaves were more or
less numerous in the different colonies as
slave labor was found more or less profit
able. But no one seems to have doubted
the correctness of the prevailing opinion
of the time.n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-26
NOR SALF-A DESIRABLE BUILD-
E0R SALE OR RENT,
The AIIlanlbHa Mill,

At New Philadelphia, TuscaraWas County, o.
This Mil contains Eight run Of Stone is well Stu
ated for Merchant Custom Work. being in the cen-
viii Ie sold Low and on EASY TERMS Of PAY
LEVI RAWSON
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
Kighty-sixth National Annivsrsary.

The time.honored national birthday has once
more dawned upon us. Owing to the confused
state of afAirs In our nation, no general prepa.
rations have been made for a celebration In
this city.
Some few picnic parties have been arranged, 3,
the banks, markets, and stores generally. will
bo olpsed, and the ever glorious "stars and
stripesh will be thrown to the breeze from
nearly every loyal resdence-and the boys
will explode the usual amount Of patriotic noise,
in the way Of guns, pistols, Chinese Crackers
pin.wheels, &o.
There are peculiar reasons for The celebra'
tion in this city, OF this birth.day'of freedom,
for freedom has had second birth here, in the
great act OF emancipation by which our nations
capital is forever freed from the poilutions VI
slavery.
We trust this morning will bring us cheering
intelligence from the loyal hosts fghting The
second battle for national lite 50 that he Chrl..
tian and patriot can return thanks for Gods
protecting care over our beloved country,
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
Yhe indtau serb Doctor,

Ihc In,tian ierb Doctor,
From Canada, Viii d.seribe diseases and tell hi
patients the nature ct their complaints or
illness, without receiving any infor'
nation from them.
No charge for consultation or adosee
OUR AoIIO,
We use such Balm, M have no strife
With Nature or the Laws OF Lie:
With Blood our hands We never stsin
Nor poison men to east their psin
Our Fath-r--whom all goodness iills,
Provides the me ans to cure all ills;
Ihe Simple Herbs beneath oar feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, q simple Flower,
Guild from the lewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to thee.
Room No. II, Washington Building, Pennsylvanil
Avenue corner Of Seventh street.
No charge for consultation. p&-u
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
Bogas-us Currency,
We have have seen note In imitation Of
bank note which reads as follows, ..

0V8eS-us SohhSAOJs
We have have seen note In imitation Of .
bank.note which reads as follows; .
"Georgstown, District of Columbia, Washing.
ton county, May 30th, 1861: This Is TO certify
that F. W. Jones has credit for one dollar With
John ]. Bogus, which will be paid to him or
be ,rer on demand, in current bank notes, whom
presented In sums OF I'VE dollars and upwards.
"JoHN J. BoGUE."
This note was being passed In restaurant q
day or two sinoe, and q policeman, discovering
the note, took 1t from the party, and required
him to pay his bill in legal currency. He Their
man examined and tore in pisces, telling him
II was worthless. Tho fellow appeared "a
be ignorant and unable TO read or write, and
said these notes were passed upon him xs goot
notes. He then paid legal currency, and tht
officer took possession Of the note, and passes
II over TO tho police board. These Illegal issus
deserve, and will undoubtedly receive, the at
tention Of the police authorities.
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
India Rubber Goods.

Msssrs Henry A. Hall 90 Of Boston who have
KEEP. . branch store at 3os Pennsylyania avenue
stovE iof the summer, and our citizens caa procure
India Rubber Goods Of every description, selected
Me,srs Hall 3 Co.'s India Rubber Warehouse, et
MIX street, Boston; and we woald particularly oail
the attention Of Plumbers, Druggiss, Clothing dtai
era and others who NAV or cell Hard or BOT!
Gum Goods, o. sli ortsTs received by Messrs Hail
Co Will be forwarded by lightning express traini
at manufacturers prises. ffeigA pad, thereby say
this offer. List Of prices and diacoun!s iorwarded oy
ma when deslred. Je eo-MSW u
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
Criminal Court.

Hon. 7. II CRAwfoRD, Judge, presiding -
July 3.-Jnmas Evans WIS put on trial Tor as'
sauIt and battery on Samuel Posey on the 9th
of May last, and found guilty.
Mary Keenan, WAS tried and found guilty OF
stealing shawl OF the value of one dollar.
Frances Tophnm was tried for an assaul' ana
battery on Mary Savoy on the l2lh OF June iast'
Jury returned 4 verdict of guilty.
The court then adjourned until Monday next
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
Csught IN the Trap.

Tho Slough" on the corner Of the Avenue
and Eleventh street, grows =" no better very
faat."s A wagon got stuck In the mud" in
efforts 70 pass the narrow dsHe between tho
railway rubbish and the pudding hole, J" and
after beating his horse severely, the driver un.
loaded his wagon, unharnesssd his horse, and
thus sucoee eded in getting clear. Why cannot
the place be put in order! Ns
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
Communicated.

some of tho people of Oo,or In this city from
their long-a 'ustomed gallery afar of; and
they tesire NJ nearer view, even could they
obtain It, by obtruding upon the respe ectable
evening throng the vast Odd Fellows Hall bat
the suggestion Is now made 10 the gentlemanly
propristors that many of our best people Of
color would be very glad TO nll the hall, and
wero It possible. their treasury, were an even.
Ing set apart for them. AxtCUs.
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
HoI For Crystal springi

There Will be a grand pio MO held to day nj
that beautiful retreat, Crystal Springs, On the
Piney Branch Road, mile and half beyo
Columbian College. In order that all who love
dancing may enjoy themselves In tripping II on
the light fantastic toe, a splendid ootilion baud
will Be In attendance. There 10 no lovelier
spot tn this vicinity TO spend the Fourth "
than at Crystal Spring. rs..-
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
Afflicted and Unfortunste.

We call the special attention Of those who
have been so unfortunate as to require the
skill Of the best physicians for certain diseases,
u the advertisement OF DR.. NJ. Vellny, which
wo publish In another column. We learn tha,
the Doctor IL the most thorough. effective
physician In his line In the country. iy 3-2aw9t
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
The I'M noipa.ion Com m,ssioners.


The following petitions were flled yesterday:
Thomas g. Bowie, one slave; Henry NaylOr.
trustee, six slaves.
The commission is still engaged in appraising
the slaves, and taking such testimony as will
establish the claims of petitioners, or aid the
commissioners In their Investigations.
In many instances the witnesses called by
the claimants fail to prove their loyalty. We
hope the public will not parmlt known traitors
TO receive compensation for their slaves,
In the case Of Charles Hume, heard yester.
day, who claims compensation for six slaves:
after his own witness had been examined, his
own sister in.law ttsuhed that she beloved
him to be \ dislOyal man. She had seen much
in his conduct since the rebellion to convince
her OF the fact. A great deal of disloyalty had
been expressed In bis presence by other par.
ties to which he appeared to give hearty Az
sent; and on ono occasion, when the URi, n
troops were marching into the city, she hear d
him say, "There comes more Of the Dutch
Hessians." Hume is n clerk in the second
auditors office, at y salary Of 81 800!
The commission is more specially engaged In
the appraissment Of slaves, which they vii
finish in about three weeks, and then they will
take up the question Of loyalty, whom acme
rich developments may DO made. We hope
the citizens will aid the commission by furnish
ing all the information possible on the subject
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
Pslies Rspsrts-Yestsrday
4 PrscInct.1Ho AYy01ta. -

FlrA Prsclnct.4No aFrssts.- -
EsiSne:LSS Fsifd.a-joSs aSRs:, DAFT d6S.ssya Ak
ire6 rush, do workhouse. Alex. Giles, assault;
Fourth.-Catberine Jenkins, drunk and dis.
orderly; hDsd q rs. dhas. Tpmp, Arspk; nned
.s-IaA. A.-Thos shsx St,hk, ansd n. EA
WIN. Eco coormlos ass Y. " Il, ,wstisss, DO; do;
n snsd q. Thomss Ebwsn. ysefAaey !; work
Z. ssven.h.-sussn lkhniHag dfilnk and disor.
derby; dismissed. James 0rS6u, drunk and
lying in the street; do Adoiphua Dippsr, va.
gtancy; .wopkhouse. lHsnry Alice, drunk and
disorderiy; hned u .S0. FTH6maa Lonax, Nat
thew Butler, Wm. A. johnson, and Edward
Chase, gambling nns6 rea.eA each. Benjamin
Cooper, DO. dtsmisssd. bWn. Moody, Samuel
Harris, A. Harris, and Chas. Blue, disorderly (;
nned u SO esch. Maria A0AsrSou, drunk; dis
missed. .Chas. Keller and DdNsrd Piti, lar.
'oeny; JAN Tor farlnsr hsartng Frank Mssslsr,
sdspioion OF larceny; dismissed: Johp Peter
drunk do. John, Lowell, do. ; held FOR trial,
A. FIG, vagranoy workhouse. Edward Fitx;
gerald. carrying concealed weapons; hnsd
Htshth.AN arrests. 1rg,.a o. "a wis =
Hinth.-Geo. Wilson, sssault; dismissed. Mrs.
O'Lsary, disordsriy; do. -, =,
Tenth.-Fslix D1gsn, profanity thned S1.S4.
John Popkips, n. Fenton, and David 6hay, sx-
posurs Of person; ruled for trial. Isaac Niiier,
drunk; nned % o.. wm. Tucker and P. DsAch.
am, dlsordsfly; dismisssd. James Cochfane,
drunk; fined ef ~. Harriet Lowndss, profanity
nned q ~ Henry Barker, carrying pistol ;
nDoQ SZO,N. Hrfgf HIHf..#..H#T. go
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
C,ock and watch Repairing.

Wo call the attention Of our readers TO the
! advertisement of Messrs. J. q. D. W. Bates,
Il ono door below Seventh street. They are new
u beginners in the business, and deserve share
a of public patronage, which, II good work Is any
4 recommendation, they will be sure to OBTAIN.
The national Republican., 1862-07-04

The receipts of grain at Chicago from the lst
Of January TO the 21st Of June OF the present
year were Is, los, $50 bushels, being 100000
more than the heavy receipts Of the same
period in 1861.
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
Rhode IsIasd asiise s,ssias,s..

Al . meeting OF the oitizens OF Rhode leland,
residtnG In Washington, hid last evening a the
fesidenco Of Senator 8immons, No, ,16S q
street, Tor the purpose Of furnishing relief fof
for the sick and wounded Rhode Island soldiers
Senator Simmons Was appointed President,
and W. Z. Jillson, Secretary.
A committee, conssting Of Messrs. Jllson,
Britton and Brown, was appointed to visit the
hospitals, ASCERTAIN the wants Of the Rhode II.
Mr.. Anthony stated that an arrangement had
been made BY Gov. Sprague. to convey all
Rhode Island sick and wounded Immediately to
Rhode Islsnd. There are now one hundred and
eight sick and wounded soldiers from that State
In the Washington hospitals. 's 17".7-. ST.
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
Comm. sioners

CSosV IEsCENT DFFIC Eits DESTROYS
" OF lerUIing a pleasant temporary HOME ior
rrcru ting thrr health viii fGd uccommoda ions In
Northern families, Al Nos 8sS I'd 3st North Capt
.ol street, one and half square from the Capitol.
iyl-5tyod*
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
lno or ths Institutions of WashinRto
photograph GIFT Gallery.

We call the attention Of our readers to q new Pho.
togrsphlc Gallery which has stey been established
BY Chas Weife, st No. bss Seventh STREE, between
Louisiana avenue and street, where pictures are
n the highest style of the art at the cheapest
rates A present, worth from twenty i've GEMS TO
Wo dollsrs 10 given with each picture. 10 lllm
The national Republican., 1862-07-04

NIuTICE.-ihe oupartnership heretofore exist
~ ing between Q. W B@nnett and =; q kipH,
is olycd By mutual consen, The debts Of the late
irm will be paid by q. Z. kiGg, who has assumed
tbc pfoprirtor, q. U. KING.
July l, la2 y -3t
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
MARRIED,

On the Sd inst, ut the residence Of the BRIDES
father. Washington, D. c., by the Rev. Dr..
Pinckney, JAS. g. ANDERSON, OF Baltimore, to
Miss EIIzABErH W. FORD.
The national Republican., 1862-07-04

IMMlLIES wishing large, airy Rooms
II with tIansient boarding can be suited by apply
ipg At Ills Chestnut street, rhilsdelphia
1e B--lms
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
TO AQUA CREEK
AND
PIN E Y POIN II
The Potomac Steamboat COMPANY

WILL disp,toh boat from the loot OF Seventh
w stretx Washington, every morning, Sundays
exceptcd u sig O'Clock, for Acquia Creek stepping
o, Marbuty's Landing Returning, will leave Ac.
quia Creek every day, Sundays excep,sd) at .
o'clock p. m
In connection, . freight boat will run every day
Fer freight and passage, apply on board the boats.
On Saturdays, the boat leaving at six Oclrck In
the morning will extsI d her trip to Pincy Point
and principal intermediate landings Returning,
leave Plney Point at eight O'Clock on Sunday
evening.
Fare to Acquia Crock, 81. Round trip, $S
Fare to Piney Point, 50.
For freight or passage, apply 10 freight agents on
the wharves,
Washi glon, June II, 1859.
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
rt,u oEErUEas, sUVLENs, dc.

A new light, four wheeled Wa %
CON, with water proof covers, 434HS8
sad handsome leather cushl0ps ssssss
ouilt 10 order at New York and cost tisa, FOR
SEjE at a moderate price. Also, u New York
made set OF DOUBLE HAEN less, plated tittiugs
reyer used Also, set Of plsir sIaaLH nAnhEss,
luite uew apply fer sHttfss ct Stable and Groom
:, .s7 Saver zenith st-,.. ,n"t'fi dec ~
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
RRAkinR HRtel.

The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
ard:
Buying. Selling.
Gold. pei. 9. prem.ios per Q. prem
silver. ~
Demand notes. 81 Al
Banks Of issue In Washington and Georgetown:
Washington. Georgeto,cn.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers' and Aech's
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
FARMS Il Merch's. B'nk.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank and the
Bank of Commerce issue notes Of the donomi.
nation OF one dollar and upwards.
Ono Of the Instituti0ns OF Washington
Is the Dollar Store, Ass Pennsylvania avenue,
near Four-and half sreet) where y di.piaysd an
Immense assortment Of JeWeiry and Silver plated
Ware, all for one dollar. Take look o. II
je % 6ts
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
jy3-d [StsFl Austioassrs-

ID VERY VALUABLE 1UILplNG LOT ON
FRANKLIN SQUARE. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Monday afternoon, July i,h, at Q o clock, on
subdivision Of square No 2ls, fronting 26 isst on
north X street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, running back l4I eel to = foot alley.
This Lot is situated on . bphu ilul street, over
looking the whole city with line public square In
front and altogether one Of the most desirable To-
Terms: One third cash, the remainder 10 sig snd
twelve months, with interest, setured By . deed Of
trust on the premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Jy2-dts AuotionssnL
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
ID II l. l q u U .
A Trdpeai: Of LonGf.l.olV's kp,elaor.
by

TdrtNE 0 L0HVeNoNs kpctstf
BY
sHoRTpEILOw.
A crowd approached well knoKn store
A crowd that plates and baskets bore
An eager, smiling chattering throng,
And this the burven Of their song
or BostOn Crackers much they spake,
OfPic Mic Crackers and Of Cake,
And DAYIoN's name was often heard,
Combined with this expressive word-
Delicious
There's nothing like bis Pics" said one,
"Procurabe in Wsshn 9tOh,
Smackipg his lips, another said
"But have you lasted his Spit Bread
Delicoui''
A lady, who came up In haste,
Declared that every girl OF taste
Dt sired her brother or her beau
To buy his Candles, they were so
Delicious
In fact, the crowd agreed HcrA con-,
That never had they teasled on
Such iuxuries rs DAIroH sold,
Pronounced alike by young and old,
Delili.usi
DAYTON'S BAKERY is at i63 Eleven h 81, eet,
,etween q and II where hi SfLIT BRtAu, BOS-
ron sud PIC MIC Graz KkRS, FRUIT PIES,
RICH CA DIES, ICE CREAM, WAL Err ICES,
TO-, (ffe.h made) are always obtainable
je =0--lw
The national Republican., 1862-07-04
Amusementa,

GHoyss,s fusArRx - Sasasday, nigh. hi:s
Denim makes be. last appearances ~ growers
Theatre IA. morrow night. ThI even,ng sne
appears a. Nan, singing Wnaok nlw'oe
Dow" To.mosrow nightshe plays Romeo ~
" Romeo and Juii6t," u Miss Parksrs juliet.
The he erforms snces TO morrow evening VII Glove
with" Regular FIX" NJ. sstchefh fl ~ n Hugh
d. Bras. ..t.r,.t T.s " -. 2.
CAsrsxsuRy. This afternoon, ~ O'CLOCK,
the last grand nHtinee will be gwen iior tne
especial bsnsilt If ladies and catldeen, xnd A.
nisht spiSudid inter eytstnynent will 20 onered,
when the entire company viii appss p y y pro. pro-
grxmms suitable for the Hnniy q .ouv
nations gindapsnaeDce. Thone Nno visa tc
spend an evening of Fusfa and. witness one g
the greHtset psrformanoes ever Cnerea IN inls
city, WIN 40 we'll 10 attend tonight. Previous
To the perfofmaHce n night, there Will % q
magnificent display Of fireworks IN front Of the
hall. Rsmsnber that this is the last night but
one Of the engagement Of tho great stars.
Opp FsLLows' HALL.-Thia being the last
week of the bsauttful and grand Polemorams
Of the great war for the Union, IN which the
battles, scenes and inoidentg OF the great
Southern Rebellion are faithfully portrayed on
canvass, we advise our readers to embrace
the opportunity TO enjoy this great work OF art
PuRpY's vAlnrrEs. new concert saloon
opened last night with unusual success. Fine
".chsstrs, good singing, pretty waiting girls
The national Republican., 1862-07-04

DIV ann Ha d Wsl.i.IAms, =, Asessoassr.,
ID Corner Seventh nd n s,f.et--No 50.
HOUSEHOLD AGp KITUfiFE TIRnIrURE
AT AUcI ION.- On SATURDAY MOkNiNU,
the bth instant. at o'clock q " shall ell q
oar Auction Rooas, . large 10. ~ Sssoed haadsd
Household F.rnitsrs, belonging v . EsntisnaA ds.
clining hou. excepting Of gs.d quAlity, Wis:
One red plush Psrlof euise, osnslsting of Sofns,
Easy and Side Chairs,
Marble-top Csnne Tables, ....
WALNUT Hair seat Chain, ..-
Walnut Haisteat Rockers and OMomoas,
Marble top side Board and Whitnott,
Harble.top Dressing Rufsaus,
Bedsteads, WArdrobss Marble TOP Washseands,
One very nne carved walnut Chasbsr Set, ooa.
sisting Of Marble top Dres,i, 1uFsas, Va h.
msno, Night DO, very hns Sprisa bottom
Bsdstesd snd Chairs, +.b
Cane seat and other Chsif, -.. - ...
Bruss-,s Hnree.piy. Insrain and Stair Carpets,
Psssase OIL Cloths. Mating and kpgs,
oss 0ss very large Mahogany Ws,sdross, v,os, .
Lounges, git frsme Looking Eis.es,
.Eeather Beis, French Pilo v and Bolstsrs,
Hair, Cotton. top aid other Mattresses,
Clocks. Vases, Table Cutlery,
I,e Pitchers, OF the best quality,
French China binneT Set,
China, GlAss and Crookery Ware,
Cook, Airtight and Other Stoves,
,efrisersior and Kit-h IT Requisites,
And many other articles too utaerous 10 saums.
rate --....
GREEN WILLIAMS,
jy3-d [Stsfl Austioaesn-
The national Republican., 1862-07-04

CPECIAL ELECTION-SECOND WARD
> FIRST PRECINCT.
Notice IL hereby given that an election will be
held on W EDNESDAY, July 9th, for one member
OF the Boa'd OF Aldermen, to MI the unexpired
term of VIM. f. Bayly, ESQ resigned
Polls will be held at 4l9, Twelfth street, betwi en-
New York avenue and street. Open at o'clock
JAS W SPALDING,
JOHN =. HILTON,
jyS Commis sioners.
The national Republican., 1862-07-04


SEALED PROPOsALs are invited until the
, 18th day Of July, 1863, for supplying the Y;
Subsistence Department with 1000 heads Of Beet
Cattle on the Hoof.
The Cattle ~ be delivered At Washing ngtou, D. G.,
and each animal TO average 800 pounds gross. No
The frat delivery Of Cattle to be made on the lst
day Of ugust or as soon thereafter as the Govern
ment may direct. Six hundred head OF cattle Per
week will be required to be delivered under this CON
tract.
required
| their contracts In any Department Of the Gnvern
mcnt, where the bidder Is not present to respond
to his bid.
The names OF arms should be stated In full with
| the precise address OF each member the firm.
Proposals. from dlsoya parties ,Uiu moi bs consLrei
and an oath Of allegiance must accompany each
proposition
Ali bids must be accompanied by two guarantees.
Bids to be directed TO MAJOR A. DECKWITH,
G. $ U. s. A.. Washington, ID. C, and endorsed
" Proposals fvr Beef Catte"
Fbrm Of GlIydniee.
We, Of the county Of -, and State
OF -, do hereby guaranty that - Is able
to fulRl Q contract in accordance with the terms
OF his proposition ~ that, should his proposition
be accepted he will At once enter into contract In
accordance herewith
Should the contract be awarded him, VIC are pre-
pal ed to become his securities.
(fhis guarantee must he appended to each bid
The responsibility # the gusrantors must be
shown by the obclal certificate OF the Clerk of the
nearest District Court Of the United States Dis
trict Attorney. je2j