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LDIEKs AND.C CITIZEN 8

MRS. WREN having served - Mstren the last
year In the Army of the Potomac, where she saved
hundreds from the HOSPITALS, offers her Mediolnes
TOR the beneat of al. Rer K YER MIXTURE not
cnly .pIevents tut cures spsedily. One teaspoon
al vi rurity pint OF eter, and IN u 10 seaso
no soldier or Civilian GhOu.d tras el without IL Put
Up u b9tiley to suit the pocket. Also, her LUN6
MIXTURE, vh,ch saved hundreds camp from
Consumption last winter. Fer testimonials 500
list:
Col. Gene and Lieut. Roome, elst New York
vol olunteors; Lieut.. Col. Massett, Lieut. Scott,
Aejutant 0fsTory, do; Lieut.. Msolntre, QUAR-
setme.ter tern bills, Lieut. Spencer. CsRt frsiIor.
sssEt: ss: Msiof M G%EsEf; % CAPT a91vs{ Sio.s ser..
yack,oo, SsrGt Bradie, do; Corporal Williams,
6lth; Orderly Banks, N. a., besides hundreds Of
DrlyAses.
To b. had at stott's Drug Store, opposite Ma
street. Msrtn's FIspklin KSuse ScTnsr 9Th and
where Sutlors may be supplied, or depot AS K
street. between eth and 9TH, Washington.
Nh. Wren, Midwife and Magnetic Eclectic
Ply, ioIisn, I invites the.e who despair of being
9nioo 81 Spf Joints, Chronic Rheumat atism. soIe
Eses Sid - SlfsIs YunoI., Heporrhoida! lnhrmi-
no Pay. Ladies' boarded and sttSsded durinK oon,
hnement. No. AS X street, between eth and 7th.
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lMNIsRAfIoN-rHH RreHT OF ALIENS. - The
Cincinnati papers give publicity to the follow.
Ing Interesting letter fcrn the Secretary of State
Dspartu1sst of State, !
Washington, August IA, is62
Sir: have received your Letter in which you
express an apprehension Of deficiency Of labcf
In the country, resulting from our large military
operations; and you very properly speak Of the
desiraolsness, under present circum,tanc Of an
increase Of immigration. You observe In this
connrxion, that II would be important that per.
sons proposing 70 emigrate should have some Of.
nciai assurance that they would no: be required
70 perform military service.
In reply have to observe that |, some time
ago, Instructed our representatives In foreign
countries to make known, ss well an they con.
venIently can, the lucrative rewards which the
country Is now Offering to foreign emigsant la.
boIers- can hardly suppose that there exists
any where In the world the erroneous belief that
aliens are Liable here 20 military duty. IL You
think otherwise, there Will be no objection to
your giving any publication you please to this
communication.
am sir, your obedient servant,
VIZ. II. SlwARn
Jas. N. Gamble, Esq, Cincinnati. 80
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Movements Of sssauship,.

ST. JOHNS, August 25-The royal mail steam.
ship Arabia, from Boston for Liverpool, passed
Cape Race on Saturday evening at four O'Clock
four miles OF, but 1t was impossible for the newi
yacht to board her, In consequence Of the heavy
wind and sea. At eleven O'Clock on Saturday
night the wind was blowing q gale nom the
south, and a very heavy sea was running, and al
that hour a rocket was seen and q gun heard
which was supposed to have been fred on board
the Great Eastern, but 1t was also impossible to
hoa rd her
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Slaves Employed In Military Hsrvics-Im.
pressment Of Negroes In Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, August IA special dispatch
from Lexington, Kentucky, to the Commercial,
OF this city, says:
An order was issued on Saturday to impress
one thousand two hundred slaves to repair the
railroad between here and the Cumberland Gap
An tmpressment was made In Fayette and Madi-
son counties, and the loyal owners were paid Ia
horers wages for their slaves, while rebel owners
were referred to the department at Washington
for paw for their slaves. 1t was not found neces-
sary to take the negroes Of mauy4oy alists. The
rebels are in great distress In conseq Of the
impressment az many Of their negroes were taken
while working in the hemp fields. Other roads
in different parts Of the state are also to be re-
paired by impressiDg negroes In other counties.
Cassius M Clay Is here and 10 to be assigne to
4 command In few days by Gen. Wallace, COM
mandeF of this post
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The New York Enlistmsnts - Fifty New
Regiments Organized - 6S, 900 men ye
Wanted, to meet the call.

ALBANY, August25.-There are now fifty regi-
men TO fiji them up to the maximum mum ber, bu.
1t is calculated this number will be filed during
the next ten days.
There will then remain 9 1000 deficiency on the
frst call for 500 600 volunteers. These, with the
50 900 New York quota on the call for 300 0OO
drafted will leave 6s 900 men 10 be raised In
this State.
The Government 10 pressing the State authori-
ties to name the earliest day on which the draft
can commence; but IL 10 believed here that the
full number required can be furnished by volun n
teering al fast as the Government can equip and
transport the men.
Recruiting improves as the fall approaches.
1t 10 found much easier to raise men for nine
months than for three years.
The Safe has furnished several thousand
probably eight or ten thousand, for the old regi.
ments. II these are allowed an offbet, the num-
Der OF men to be drafted will be thus much de-
creaaed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEssRs: A. HI. HALL & Co., have removed
thelr stock OF India Rubber Goods from their
6ranch store, 30S Pennsylvania avenue, back 10
Boston, curing the summer, where they will be
pleased TO receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any ana all Of the varicps articles made from
India nubber or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
forwarded by any eIpreis coNpany's lightning
train, and arrive IN In twenty four hours. eAsspsy
TO our citizens than they could be sold here.
Send on your orders and have them filed at man
ufacturei's prices at Messrs. II. A. Hall & Co.'s
warehouse, (where they have the largest aasort-
ment OF India Rubber Goods In the world, J 65
Milk street, Boston, Mass. NAV Is-xwsW
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The ARRHsr CT Mr., TRAIs.-A London Letter
dated the 9Th inst published In the phfs
Inquirer, contains the following paragraph.
"l understand that Mr. George Francis rrain
was rather unceremeniously prevented from sail.
Ing In the last steamer for the United States and
also that he caused telegram to be forwarded 70
the agent Of the Associated Press at LIVERPOOL tc
The etect that he had been arrested, on the eve
OF his departure, by order Of the British Govern.
ment. There 10, i believe, no doubt that he wa,
thus summarily arrested; but IL 10 due to ths
British Government to say that II was Tor nc
political offence, and that the place Of his preeeu
conhnementis is not one Of the State prisons. bu
cinity Of Chancery Lane, made familiar to us by
the writing OF Dickens and similar authonn
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THE SALE OF REBEL RKAL-EsrA1R yoR
TAIEs.-Under the act Of Congress authorizing
the Government 70 sell real-estate In the insuf.
rectionary States, on non payment Of the direct
taxes, proceedings are soon to be instituted In
Virginia. Under the direction Of J. c. Under.
wood, nth auditor Of the Treasury, the tai COM
missioners appointed for the State OF Virginia by
the President, John Hawxhurst, John Lewis and
Lewis Ru6ner. are to sell AT public vendue Ger.
tain rebel estates In the counties Of Fairfax and
Fauquier, the proceeds to be put into the Treas.
ury. Persons now absent from their estates can
return, and, proving their loyalty to the Govern.
ment and paw interest and Z percentage for ex.
psnses, redeem their property. The estates Of the
eminent rebels John A. Washington and Gen
Lee Will be among the FIRST thus dispoeed Of
Wa:A. Cor. ". Y. T,ibSns
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IL The editors Of the Boston Commercial
Bulletin have been shown samples Of cotton
from the Sandwich Islands, which for hrnness Of
quality and staple compare favorably with our
Sea Island cotton. 1t would seem thar with
proper encouragement there Is no reason why
cotton should not be extensively cultivated at
theae islanda
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NOTICE.

PHoposALs from HoSaSs; b..l.f. .n. mill.u Ar. in.
yted till the Sth dsv of September. 1Na. for furn-
known - Ne. Extra.
Samples Of this Flour oan be seen at the Capitol
Bakery In tn. city.
itm deslrous 70 make q contract for 20 600 bar
res, should however, any Derssn desire to furnish
of barrels in his bid
The contractor Will be Suired 10 fsrpish about
too barrels daily, until the contract 10 filled.
No flour will be received whloh does not come
made Ilst before the purchase.
The folr to be delivered at the Railroad Depot
s.o1s.s.1Ss y sSt1stSn;o or any Of tho Warehouses
the -four 70 be put In new barrels and head lins5
Government reserves ths right to reject any {
for any proper sasse.
Ne bids will be received from contractors who
nave previously fhiled TO comply with their oon.
Bidders must be prssen, in person to respond to
their bid.
The oath Of allegiance must seconpany each bid.
Firms making bids should state the names OF the
parties interested.
Payment to be made in Yressury notes, and the
bids to be directed 20 COL. A. BECkWiTH, "A.
ID. Y, and Y. B., 3; A, Washington, ID. O., and
euuo'seu rroyOs&is Ior Flour u" apz
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pROPOsALs FOR OATS AND HAY,
)1Pof QUARTKRMAfTER CFFycR,
Corner Of 1874 and e. streets,

"AfHlsGToN, ID. C., august ~, l8e1.N
slALVD PROPOSALS Will bs received ut this Office
NJ for furnishing the aovsrnmcnt with H51, ,cSoJ
a3a q COO two thou'ard tons Of sir. ''' u 0''
nAYi to DO good meIetantsble MONTY. put up
N bse., And delivered al t7toOJ rro thousand
oars 70 3. Of good merch.nt.b!e su.isy, put
Oars viii be received BY Welrh, ct (s0 thirty
two rounds to the buske.
Delivery 70 be made In the city of Washington
within !b) twenty five days from the dste OF tke
PROPOSALS.
rroPosas WI be received for 1000 fvs hundred
th9qs.nd DI.heis of oais and upwards. '''''' MY
f0 but +. s: b.: SG oats R9
0ioI fho r ns. and ns sH,s
If b,d 70 made "a she name of trm. the
Il: OF n, ss
,PIoe9..s irom dtslqyal para., ~tli 80. be con-
rISho..ls ma.t b: sddrs.sod to Col. D. ERuck-
:ana 81 shSsd bs plainly married "PrspOsS!s for
The Ability of the bidder TO fll the contract.
snou!a IL pe awarded to him must be guxran hsd
to the sso''
Fne bSs,Ionsihl!ity. Re Of the Eu.rsutor. must DO
tEcNA tlo Qp1ct6S ocrtlQC2to OF tae CLERK
Dlstros Court or OF the United States DIS
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
sLs oIsned, or thsir Propoials viii not be con
Boads equal In amount to half the sum to bs rs-
And soS on of 'SS SSaast :Insd y n. Gon.rsetor
mocessful bidder upon siE ding the contaet "a 'N'
VIII be nsoestary for bidders 70 have their Sonc g.
men win them, or % have bonds signed in srtci-
spd {s:d5 70 Be y.sn tue oontraO.
sppi9.ten beng made ct this ONCE, either person
ally, BY lotter, or by telegraph.
,,, FORM OF GUARANTEE.
Wes".of toe county of--and State Of
", and =, OF the county Of, and -,
90 hereby guarantee that able % fxifl q
position, and that should his proposition be &c
oePted, he viii st once enter INTO oontraot in so
oordsnoe Herewith.
should the contract be awarded him We are prs
pared 70 become bis securities.
certificate above -mentioned.i
INSPECyION. DELIVERY, &c.
All Oats and Hay contracted for under this i'd
yertsement VIII be rigidly lnspeoted, and ,uoh a,
40 n1s S Prove Oh good sound msrehAntable asaiiy
PAYMENT to be made upen the oompIetion Of the
termAstsr shall be in funds
Any lnfermtlity In the bid, or nom cor form apce
win the terms Of this ADVERTISEMENT Will ensure
the rsjsctien the proposal.
DENVER to bs maos at tne Rai road Bepet, or at
She Depot QusrtsrmAstsr reserves 10 himself
me light to reject Any or oil BIDS that he ma,
"A = did Colonel s.d Depo; sr.srmas,sr.
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BAfcHELoR's HAIR DYE
Tks best in tAs World,

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dys
produces oolcr not to be distinguished from na-
ture-werraated not to injure the Hair In theeest;
remedies the Ill etfecs Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ATS the Hair for life. Grsy, Red oy Rs,ty Hay
instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav.
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
IL The senuine ssigned W1LLIAMA. BArsI.
xLoR, s~ tks Josr siSss Of sseL bog.
Factory, Ne. 81 Bs,slsy st., Nsv York,
m97-Iy (Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond st)
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NINETEEN MILES OF BoATs.-The crowd Of
westward. bound boats awaiting their passage
thloug the Brighton locks In said to be the largest
ever collected on the Erie canal, and gives small
idea Of the immense business transacted upon that
channel. The feet reached, on Saturday, from
the hrst Brighton lock estward to Wayneport, a
distance of nineteen miles
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Illinois Prsssctius Herself.

CHICAGO, Aug 25.-In order to protect the State
from rebels without and rebel sympashizers with.
oin, the Governor has ordered the construction OF
barrack, at quincy for the accommodation OF
neetown for 1900. Ten regiments have already
been ordered forward In the service
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The Excharee Of Prisener..

CAIRO, August 25.-Twelve hundred rebels
arrived here last evening from indianapolis, and
Win oe sent to Vicksburg Immediately.
No further particulars have been received Of
the sinking Of the steamer Acadia, below Mem.
phis The number now stated 10 be lost 10 forty.
Of whom seven were ladies. 80
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Movements Of inridss-knfsllnsnt a
MsmphiS

MEMPHIS, Aug. A.-Breckinridge IL reported
to be moving his entire rebel army 70 santan
and bis cavalry are securing Northern Missis.
age.
Gen. Grant has ordered new residents here to be
enrolled, and in case Of draft In their repective
States an appropriate draft will be made among
them. Persons thus drawn will be assigned 20
regiments In their own States
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Ssrenads % a BaitimeYe Offics,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-Col. Berry, Of Balti.
more, was serenaded at the Continental Hotel TO.
night, at IL O'Clock. He concluded his speech
thus" MARYLAND, one Of the thirteen orig inal
States, will stand by the Union, and will onIv
perish and fall when the Union fallsn He was
often applauded during his remarks.
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" FLAaS-FLA6s.
wv i Have large assortmsnt of 81 TX, BUN1-
ING and MUSLIN FLAGS, rom Six
inches u' to tSitL tSfLfsH's44 fsHs' 44i;s6 ;ss6oDs, A
tbs lsrgsst and cheapest assortment In
" SSsStber Ss 81 ~ 1ltn F1NCY GOODS, LAN4ERNs.
FIREW Oh Ks, 30, &o,, vholesals and retaii, ~
the NATIONAL FLAG and MILITARY DE
POS, 10. 800 T. street, between 18th and Iltn,
near Wlllards' Hotel. s+.-. su s-eolms
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CoLoAkp hEs hEsinnEf:-6eneral Jim Lane, of
Kansas, has Issued the following order al I,eayen.
worth: -
Captain J. M. Williams, commanding the fdfh
Regiment Volunteers, (colored,) Is hereby All.
and strictly guard and ipline all persons who
Iriv be delivered 70 him prisoners, by order Of
o. jlr A ealkins, provost marshal Of this dis.
{. BY order Of JAMES n LANE,
Com. Of Recruiting.
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TIE METROPOLITAN BATH ROOMS,

TIE METROPOLITAN BATH ROOMS,
ffosrE ID st. and Pa. a., bet l1th and lSth Sts.
FOX LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Are nov open and renfy for all persons who de-
icAied Baths
Al great expense these Baths have been fitted up
to moot want long fslt in this city, and We now
oher TO the cltiz sns of Washington "a dne . suite
ot bitning Rooms as ever opened to any public in
All are invited to call and SEQ for themselves.
III open from a. m. until 10 ,. m; on Sundays
meds,s n 10 IL Iesss room Are .adsI the I'm
from New York, Zone Of the proprietors.J who
its branches. al I6-lm
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NIw YORK, August 26.-The steam punboat
Unadiila arrived from Port Royal on the 2bth
when all was quiet. Fhe health Of the souadro
and troops was good. The excitement about the
rebel ram at Savannah had subsidized, d.serters
having reported her q failure-that shs was leak.
Ing badly and could not be steered.
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THs KAN AHKANsAs.-A letter from Can't ].
N Brown, OF the ram Arkansas, to Gen Breck-
inrid2e, published In the Grenada Appeal of the
ION, says 'nat enc was not aground when blown
up, as was reported, but was destroyed because
her engines would not work. Rer crew which
escaped to the west shore, were, with the excep-
uon OF the chief pilot and three lieutenants, III
captured BY the Federal cavalry, Opposite Fort
Hudson Before they were captured. th. Hrkan.
sas' crew came Ia sight Of q band OF puertIlas.
who ran away without waiting To he hslled -
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DROPOSALs FOR LUMBEE.

u
Dr,oT QuARrtEn,,rK,'s orFIcr,
Vie II, eorzs- lsth street,
WASHINGTON, u, G., august 40, Issa
ono. aI m Ss ss. :. a. .s
..s1 .sSi s0n, !: .s: 6.s:. qs.ss,. %s:.sr nay a
5000 feet a inch common Cuttings, tWhits
e.s7o ts;, e. lh inob common cuIllnrs.
1.ae feet yoist. By 6. 10 feet long, CHsulock.p
ss jc: C !, fsss fsss Sa. Sn. ssSSsf
Ass lsei scsntlilt sy I, u fee long, iSO
pointed on the para 81 Il the SoveTsmspt. Sn S t. ''N'
five days after sir DIns the 90 rtract'
t.S rssp2's, iG9I d,slCgaL parti.s sil ret be eon
went mua: .Ooomp.ny W ssS5 , pro,o.ition. o. 10 O. "''
fhe ability Of the bidder 70 fll the contract
by two respnnsible persous, whose rienstures are
to be sPPeEded 20 the susrxniee.
shown b. the ooisI osraS.s Of the oerr o Ss
EeaIe:t district oout, or of the United states Dis
slddera must be present in person when the bids
are otsEed, or their proposals vIll not be oon-
Tne full name and Post Ofics sddress of the bid
der must appear in the proposal.
na res Of s'I tne paTties must sppssy, or the bls
va oe CONSIDERED ss the indiridaa proposal OF the
Bones IN the sum of Eve tho ussad olsrs siepsd
by the contractor and both his guarautors, will be
contract.
fhe Ilrht TO reject any or al bids that may be
ceemed loo high 10 reserved by the Depot uarter-
Iniorms proposals. will be rejected.
l. HRRfz,% % %sss y = lsr,srm1.,er. sS ' s. Irny,
MaehlnEt t01. ID G.. sod should be plainly NAMED
Proposals for Lumber"
Form Of Gsarasses,
We, Of tho county of - and ftate OF
-,and -, of the county Of - and state
OF -, d hereby guarantee that = is able TO
fulh the contract. In socordsnce with the terms of
ma proposition, and that should his proposition be
socsptSc he VIII at onoe enter into O contract In
tocordaaoe herewith
Should the cOnlraoI be awarded him we are pre-
pared TO become his sccunues,
u this guarantee must be appended tho oertif-
cate eeooVe-Hennonss.l
an enG C.pt.rn ana A o. "A a.
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u HHI0 IA Ia

nErkKxMENH OF STAYE,
~ WAsBIEsroE, January %, IL.
Tse Secretary Of ske win hereafter rsceivs
mcaoer os Congress cn business On Saturday.,
tosneasiax with satareay, the fnt sf RsTt
Eeln.
jsaYs WILLIAM H. sEwAR0.
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CHEGAkAY INS7IIuTE,
1897 and 1899 ssrucs A. Pb,,sde|sb,aH dH|AbD.Hs'

Yhe reg ular course of instruction embraces the
Lhhn If rec urod, and oil the branches which oon-
fsisnts th9EosEh EnElish and French education.
stsntlJ spoken In the Institute It is the object OF
particular attention, and 10 taught from the rudi :.
ments 70 Inc hls host course OF literature and COM
Iostion. The schoIa1tio car 90 mn, snoss Ssltem-
90 Ssr lssa and & closes IIy d: can
slDsl OF ChsEarAv tnssituta. 11-a1
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I TAltered 81 notes on the Bank q Delsvsgs
-ty, Pa, aIe In circulation,
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IhsLo.sof the Steamer Acacin

MEMPHIS, Aug. % NO list Of passengers on
the steamer Acacia has yet been received. Mrs.
Rosert Dale Owen, and Ms Richardson, wife
OF Opt. Richardson, of the SD Ohio, are among
the Ast Ii is aEcertained. however, that not more
toan thlrty persons perished.
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ID. c.,

GEoRsEaowN. D. c',j jul, aD, 1862.
The oopartuership heretofore existing between
w. 8. BusxY and JOHN J. BAnnAsp, under the
style Of Busly BARNA1D. expired this "a dAy OF
July. BY limitation.
The 1ndsrsigned will continue the buainess Of
the firm at the old stazd, on Bridge street. two
90 l-solm Intel JNO. J. BARNAHD.
SUCa AS aUN7SNEN WEAR.-Plsin Beav-
y ertsons, in drae colors( heavy corduroys.
:, with our usuaa NIL ana copplese steok OF az "
nmllles and usekeeperB.
Ons PRICE only, msrked In Plain figures; hence
no PorenAs In deceived.
PERRY T. BRO,
Hb-1W Pa, Sye. and Ninth sSTe>4
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TO BUILDERS

81 10 BUILDERS
> EhLED PROPOSALS VIII be ro,eIved until
"a O'c.o5k u. or the s8th dsy Of Autust 1851 for
enlsIEiEE N, North West Executive bulldInr
war DspartmentD
Plsns ana sPecllSetion. oan be examIned from
tho 2s1 OF this month, betve the hours Of q m,
h,d w. st room OF John Potts, Ess.. Ckief
C.srf o. the war Department.
Bldders vIl' ssa'e the Time 5y which they prop ise
70 put TIE buid ng un 1er roof sgaIa, And toe une
awarding the contract time Will be oonadered 90
well
rse bids will re directed 20 the Secretary Of war.
fee"
Tho ifht is re.eTved 90 rel set ary bid which for
any cagte II tha not he deemed for the interest Of
the government TO accept au 20 I'd
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ppopHH99T pHH99TIGE.

SEALkD PROPOSALS are invited till the
10Th Of seItsmbeI, lss. for furnishing the Subsis
1he hay TO be delivered before the Soth sf Ooto-
eer AZ iesss 200 tens Of said hay must be IN bales,
'nS HiSna.. ISmn!n1sl 9eea not neceA,aty be bsled
Ids; at whleA they Will furnish the hay
10 De wel4hed ct Washington. at the expsuss
ment Cattle Yard.
parties inter ested,
PAYMENTS 81 be made In Treasury notes, and
eide TO be Directed TO COL. A, BECKW WITH.
posels for Hay" au "a