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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1862.

some OF our foreign banking houses are frequently
accused OF being they will not run the risk OF ST.
muatang the speculation in gold II public sentiment
be unequvocally sot against it.
There is another point in this gold matter which
demands notice. Large amounts of specie have
lately been sent South and Southwest for the pur-
chase oil cotton and sugar IL is singular that this
unlawful traffic has been tolerated by the Treasury
Department. As General Grant said at Memphis,
the government might as well send gunpowder TO
the rebels as gold. The spectators who are send
ing coin to the South for the purchase of Southern
produce are ahording aid and comfort to the rebels
IN the most direct manner. Every shipper is clear
ly guilty OF treason, and would be convicted on
trial before the proper court. Every dollar so
shipped finds its way to the rebel authorities. 1t
10 higa time that this business be stopped Notice
should be given that spectators who wish to buy
cotton and sugar must do so with Treasury notes,
not with gold, and that every person who is con-
vIeted OF sending or taking gold South shall be
arrested and tried for aording aid and comfort to
the rebellion. To all practical ntents and purposes
Treasury notes will answer the same purpose as gold.
There is no part of the Southern country to which
Northern SPECTATORS have access where United
States Treasury notes will not be received az
money at par Cotton and sugar planters who are
willing to sell at all win sell readily for Treasn-
ry notes as for gold; and the distribution of United
States money throughout the South and Southwest
will obviously exercise wholesome influence upon
the political sentiment of the people Of that
ton Of country. A man who has thousand dol
lars Of United States money in his pocket will not
be very active enemy of the United States 60
vernment. On the contrary, the contents of his
wallet will probably constitute a very powerful
argument in favor Of his loyalty. few millions
of Treasury notes scattered through Mississippi
and Louisiana would yield large crop of loyalists
in course of time; and if they were used exclu-
svely in business transactions between Northern
merchants and Southern planters we should no
longer be guilty Of the inconsistency OF making
war upon the rebels with the utmost rigor at one
end of our line and at the other furnishing them
with specie to carry on the war.
The following table shows the course Of the
stock market for the past week and MONTH
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Tho demand for Kentucky tobacco has been steady
throughout the past month"; and the sales reached over
1000 hhds At steadily advancing prices caused in part
by the large advance Of the value OF gold exchanges
Oeng ngny favorable 70 exporters they showed less un
nominaly higher prices, they lower than the cor
responding season last year. our main receipts having
OF our chief supplies The very limited quantities Of
gs and low Leaf have pushed these ahead pro
portion TO the liner grades and have report gene
raj advance Of from &C. to ZIG per on all grades but
whether this high position be maintained IL gold and
exchanges should rccede as they have cady declined
per cent remains 10 be seen; for the present fac
tors claim extreme quotations and have far obtained
them The tidings about the growing crops the
effect that every effort has been made the north
ern sections Missouri included make large crop
as painting and replanting has gone I'LL
very lately, but severe rains threaten the result
the Southern ports the setting out has been limited bv
physical as well as political hndrances The manulac
tured article steadily advancing, and large sales
reported at 30c 45c for Kentucky, and 4sc. Goo FOR
Virginia. We hear from Baltimore that there ia fair
outside demand for common eafy Maryland tobacco, at
OF Hc the liner grades are &c TO 2lsc. per To- higher
than last month, readily bringing 1sc Brown Ohio com.
pared with last month, is very little higher the
grades may be quoted Jsc higher selling at 51sc &c
Medium, red and brown, 61sc. &c; fine, Sc. a &C.
Wrappcry leaf l0c I2c. stock in warehouses and
shipboard 26lsl hhds. In Spanish tobacco the sales
have been light, buyers seeming unwilling to pay the
large advance consequent 10 the increased tariff except
for the most desirable qualities, whilst medium and ord
nary goods neglected at almost former prices The
receipts Of the past month in part for transtu
European markets and somewhat increased TO escape the
new duty Of Zoe per lh which will he levied from this
day About 800 bales Havana tobacco, old and crop
were sold ut 65c 65c. for filters flery assorted
Of Cuba tobacco 200 bales old crop. all BIS sold
4Oc The first arrival Of new crop Yara consisting OF 81
bales assorted sold pc the quality seems to
bid fair. but shipments at this early
secure good qualities and con lon seed leaf tobacco
transactions have been sonncd to sales for consunpt
At l0c IL &c. for filters 2c, 14c FOR BINDERS 15c
26c for wrappers Manufactured tobacco has again
pcrcnced large advance, ond stocks materially re
duced by shipments TO distant ports We quote SIS
and los sound, 4Oc. 4sc lbs and "a lbs. medium do
40c. Soc. do. fine do, 55c. Soc; and holders firm,
sanguine OF still higher prices.
WHsKEy.-The market was firm, with sales of 500 bbls
nj Sic. for Western and &c fer and barrels.
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The stock market has not been active during the
past week. Public confidence RECEIVERS slowly
from the shock it experienced when the Army of
the Potomac moved to the James. Rumors of
various kinds, mostly Of q dispiriting tendency,
have likewise operated to check speculation and
produce feeling Of uneasiness. Still, the feeling
is better than it was week ago, and judging
from the reports Of the commission houses, there
is more investment going on in the leading railroad
and government securities. The flow of stock
from Europe has ceased. The last mail brought
no stocks for sale, but several orders to buy.
Quite considerable number OF first class railway
bonds, and shares in the Illinois Central, New York
Central and Erie roads have been taken within a
week for European account. European capitalists
are such nveterate spectators, and money is 80
cheap in London and Paris, that their swift turn
from the bear to the bull side in American secur-
ties is after all, not surprising. They sold all the
American bonds and stocks they could procure in
Europe 80 long as there was profit on the ope.
ration. Now that exchange has risen, and the
large earnings Of the leading roads secure the
punctual payment Of interest on bonds and the
probable payment Of dividends on shares, they
are as eager to buy as they were to sell.
leading London operator in American securi-
ties writes that Europe will, in the course
Of the next few months, take back, at advanced
prices, all the stocks and bonds which have been
sent here within the past year. The dividend on
the New York Central has been the only topic of
comment among railway operators during the
past week. 1t appears that the company had
earned enough money to divide five per cent in
stead Of three. Several shareholders think that
the dividend ought to have been increased, espe-
cially the bonded debt Of the road is too small
to create concern, and the company has no float.
ing debt. Our railway companies. however, have
SO generally erred in the opposite direction, that
shareholders, as rule, will not be inclined to pro.
test against an excess Of conservatism and pru-
dence in the management Of the New York Gen.
trail. Stockholders in the Erie are becoming i'm.
patient to hear something positive about divi-
dends on the preferred stock. II is announced,
on semi-ofcial authority, that the road will earn
this year over million dollars net, after clearing
of the last dollar Of floating debt. Holders Of
the preferred shares think that IL is high time a
dividend on their property were declared out Of
these profits.
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FRtm-Cmrants have been active and m higher rates
with sales within two or three days Of 600 obls at 10c
lie hslDs were steady and unchanged Sales Of lay
ers were making at 50 SO and lump at S. 80 s3 49,
GCssY Bags were Arm, with GALES at 14c. a l4lac
cash.
Hssr,-Manila was an good demand. with sales his
week Of $50 bales at DC 2e, and 600 do in boat
6xc with sales Boston showing am advance Of i.c
Sales of jnte were made al $l07 90.
HoSEy irm and higher. A sale Of St. Domingo was
reported at 76c. in bond Cuba sold at advance
HoPs.--Ihe market firm, with moderate sales al
Ice 2ic. FOR 1861, and at &c. . 1oc. Tor 1850.
IRoN-Small sales OF Scotch pig were making at &c.
2Sc. and OF No American at Eizabethport at 2ic
Russia steel at l6c l7c. for assorted numbers
LIN. was dull rho last sale OF moment smbraced
1000 bbls. common Rocssnd at 55c., cash.
MoIAssEs firm but quiet
OIs.-Crude whale ard sperm were quiet, aud sales
limited at unchanged prices. We quote unbsachsd win
ter sperm at 81 So sperm at 81 80, bleached winter
whale at Ioc and spring at esq., four months linseed
three days OF coo gallons reported 81 SO 81 49,
we quote lard al zoe. TIC part summer. Crude petro
leum was scarce and wanted by refners: sales were
barrels 81 rs extra refined was scarce with sales
OF straw coored testing 95 degrees at 24c light straw
and white do, testing lis a 1870 degrees at 26c soc
part for export free board Packages extra deodorzei
nsptha OF 30 63 gravity sold at a0c Camphenc was
81 90 a So TO- Earning fiid S3c. a SIC.
Observation-Disclosures market was heavy and duh,
with sales OF 600 100 bbls at S1I for mess with little
reported at sll l2s and prime at SO % SO 3d. Beef
Ms r and IN Tar demands with sales Of 100 bbIs. at
fi3 Sl4 for plain and STA SO SIS for extra
do; prime mess beef dali. 80 bbls beef hams were
were steady with sales reported of 100 lbs and 10
casks shoulders at 4c and 90 packages hams al &c
oAc;, and 10000 lbs rough bellies at &C. Lard was
steady and firm, with sales OF 500 packages at s5.c
eac, and 900 kegs at exc Butter and cheese We're
changed.
SUGARS were steady with sales of 700 hhds incud
ing go hhds. New Orleans, 1oc. IIc and ii &C. The
remainder consisted Of Cuba chiefly within the range Of
slac,a DC.
ToBAcoo.-The market was Rrm with moderate sales
We give the following tables Of stocks, &C., from NJ
Rador SONS circular or the lst Of August
AOlfhJu U,slaf51 of <fnsfs oF Gre
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Canadian -four was In moderate demand and prices
without change Of momont while the sales embraced
about ESQ bbls at tho above prices Southern flour
heavy and the demand limited: sales Of $50 bbla.
were made at the above quotations. Rye forr
was scarce and firm at oar figures, with sales
OF 125 bbls. Corn meal was unchanged, while
the sales embraced 600 bbls. Jersey and Brandy.
wine. wheat-Thc market was heavy and easier
prime and choice lots and prices sustained
The transactions embraced about 25 900 bushels at ri ~
for prime white Ohio 81 IS 81 30 for red Western win
ter 33 81 35 FOR amber do IL IL 81 20for Milwaukee
Chicago spring Corn steady and the market active
with sales Of IL 900 bushels closing at 4sc 51c for
sound, 52c. Ode for Eastern mixed, bike $50. for
shipping do, and 81 c. &c. for ordinary Western yell
low Ryo was scarce and firm, small sale Of State was
made at Soc We have movement to notice In barley
aud barley malt Oats were heavy at 45c. 4Sc. for
western and Canadian and at ~ 20. 400 for State
CoftEE.--The market was steady, while sales OF Rio
quite limited 600 packages Of Mocha made at
p. T., and 100 mats Java at 26hc.
CorroN was less active sal confined TO about $50
bales within the range OF 4sc 4gc for mddng upands
government sae OF 40 bales OF prze made, part
out OF order and some damaged the average Of about
4Sc equivalent TO about 49c for midding upsnds cash.
FREIGHT. Rates were without important change In
quotations though rather easier for Liverpool for which
80 900 bushels Of wheat engaged 81 13Sd I'D in
bulk and bags $4,000 bushels nj IL I'd i3d. in
bulk 1000 bbls iiour at 3s 10Sd As, and 80 hhds
tobacco at 35s To London wheat At lad. and -four
A. 10 Bristol-20 600 bbls -four at AZ Sd. foreign
bark, hence to Belfast with wheat at 13,sd In bulk.
FIsBDry cod was scarce and firm, and cargo was
sale. The reports Of Hight catches at Eastward part
cd greater Drinness TO mackcre whilo prices have ad
vapcod sales Of small No Woro made az 81 so and OF
small No at &C. so, and medium No. at 81 TO- Smoked
herring were nrm r. ~ With sales of scaled and No,
| el2so.
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PEscHRs.--The prospects for heavy crop OF reaches
learn from all quarters better The
laden with incipent fruit The crop this vicinity
promises TO be all that preserving kettles could wish
In Delaware they expect 10 sell peaches in October for
fifty cents bushel In this county peaches and r!uns
viii play trnmps, and nothing else. There 6ne time
coming for fruit eaters Phdcdelrhia Lmericda
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GOLD IN CoInIADo -Governor John Evans, OF Colorado
has just issued his first messagcan able and interesting
documentn which he congra ulates that Territory
the rapidly accommodating evidences OF the natural re.
sources of Colorado He sayst IL estimated by those
best informed the subject that the gold product or the
present will be At least double that OF any year
and that the gold mining country Territory has
yet, been but half explored.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SAruRpAY, August 2--6 p. NJ
AsuEs.-The market was steady, with small Gales OF
pots at SO s1x Pearls scarce and nominal at ST.
BaEApsrurFs-Flour-Tnc market was dull and, Inactive
especially for common grades Of State and Western
brands while prices without change Of importance
Tho transactions embraced about IL 900 IL 600 bbls
closing within the following range OF prices
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY, August

SUNDAY, August 8, 1862.
On the LIST inst. the new tariff went into opera
ton. and consequently the importatons during the
past week were unusually heavy. The principa
articles imported were az folows:--
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The duty saved by entering these goods under
the old tariff instead of the new amounts to very
large sum indeed. The following are the official
tables Of the trade OF the port for the week and
To-
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cfE QOn wANrED-oN BoND AND MORTGAGE;
pfO.UUO. 5000; 5000, $1,000 5000 sl2 900 uron
City rfopcrtyi $4,000 Connecticut 81 2O $2y Becklyn
e3V0 SIecppoini 800 Mount Vernon o. orc jamaica
hckIBBlN DAY, sl9 Fourth avenue.
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MALI NuRsHs WANTED -Five hundred male nurses are
wantsd immediately ia the Army OF the Potomac They
are TO do the nursing heretofore done by soldiers in the
%my, Competent healthy men, properly rccsHmended,
,pei nSttb. Nth TsVtts AID clgthins. wv w
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ITO HOLDERS OF JEFFERs0NvTLLE RAILROAD
Company First Mortgage Bonds-Pubuc notice il hereby
given in accordance with the terms OF the agreement
tween the Jccrsonvie Railroad Company and She holders
Of is nr.t morsage bonds dated April H. 1850 that he
United States Trust Company OF New York WILL upon
senation at its ONCE No SsWa street. redeem al par and
accrued interest nineteen OF said Railroad
Company FIRST MORTGAGE bonds, numbered follows
wit 10 u, 49, "a "a rs, IS az, 30 81, ~ SO,
being the lowest outstanding From aud after M
9th day OF August 1862 interest on said honds win cease by
JOHN A. STEWART Secretary.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN GERMAN, 30 YEARS OLD. in A
n good and independent position desires form tee &c.
yIsw to mapimopy. Addrsss Louis d., pes ~ uefAd
ogv~
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NAVAL RENDEZVOUS AT New BsproRp The following
is statement OF shipped in the navy at New Bed.
ford, Mass, from May 4, 1861, 10 august l, Is02;-
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IMPORTS.
FJf Lee lueef. 1850. 1861. 1860
Dry goods. 81 ,s4l 500 47S,l3 24o5 $50
General mdse.... 2,5s7,S95 1,0o5,5lS 2,645,4O3
Total for the week S. 1923 ,l24 14s3,G56 $40 o33
Previously rcportedl3G 552159 $1,000 1916 o. $50 e73
Since January $l4I ,osI eS3 S75a3d22 100 ,G2I SOC
EXPORTS or PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.
1860 1861 1862.
For the week.. Si,Gl2 1854 2,0S3 966 4,l34 3l4
Previously reported 49,0s2299 74,093d6S II SIS 30S
Since January $50 695, 2S3 76l774sz 75,7I2, 6a2
EXPORTS Specie
1860. 1861. 1852
For the week 49,. s., $50 ,497 1852 74S. 523
Previously reported 20 1853 462 6,32337S 36,7764 s6
c;nao Tapp Qof mn nn0
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A Uaus1'BELM0NT CO, BANKERS. NO. 80 WALL
ST. Issue Letters Of credit to ays s in at
don Frankfort Vienna, Naples aud their correspondents
A RMy AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM oFFIcE-AR
m fs a i Navy rissss Ia
80 Nassau street. y. ", opposite Posi- Office.
Army AND NAVY PENSIONS, DouYTIEs, Rack
rs H. place Se% Y sy sSa a ss3 ssn
street, washington n B-lnformation free Call send
MERGA H.s g OLD. AND SILVER k AND the FIRST
isns s' S SiaEs s"s' ne highest
fyALIPoRNrA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CRY
Interest f SUE@slr smEHas 9we" o BY
Bankers, corner of Pine and Nassau streets. New York
nIyIDEND.-NEw YORK, JULY H. Is62.-THE BOARD
- OF Directors OF the East River Insurance. Company
on demand ''' THos fHISEn 'f secrssry
DETROIT CITY SEVEN PER CENT WATER BONDS
sail s F. f IL S. rn M ss
MoNEY.-PERsoNs REQUIRING TEMPORARY Ac.
i somInGda,,9n arc reqSsien 70 rocnre propecs Of
business Bills promptly discounted.
OFFrcIAL-rREAsuRy DEPARTMENT, JULY "a
q The Ssi Gn s @ Of a SS
nss and sSsa a me s DAY ss her
aud 10 y s po S aS n s pn o
practical operation; and thing which
required be done before the OF July or
August In the 1862 shall be done before the first
dav Of September 1852 and all parts OF said act having
reference TO said dates Of the FIRST Of July August
1882 shall be taken and construed having the
' 5 81 acs snss snS se Win
put the into practical operation win be before the
date fixed by .his notice.
rTERRE HAuTE, ALTON AND ST LOUIS RAILROAD
The new FIRST mortgage bonds OF this road which win
be ready for delivery the 9th Of August at the Office Of The
Company IL Wall street. dated July 1862 and carry
interest from that dato this the interest the
pons from February March 1862 July 1867 unpro
yidcd fo The undersigned therefore give notice that the
interest due the old bonds 10 the LIST OF July
to the OF SO IL will be paid the Terre Hauc and
Alton coupon, dated August 1852 the interest for July
being cmbaced in The new bond slso The interest ,oJuiy
dated September a 1852. amounting to the s2s IS
Will be raid NJ the Hank OF North America interest Tor
July and August being embraced In the bond
The or Me hrs mortgage bonds, listing their
the railroad Once between the old bonds which
they have assigned and the will the coupon
the bank the owner win be paid, Tsrre Hauie and
Alton coupon, 80 ~ and on the Beevie coupon e2s 81
Payment VIII be MADE and after the 4h day Of August
A. G. FLAGG
Dated July 81, 1852 JOHN WILKINSON, HeceSers'
ITO HOLDERS OF JEFPERsoNyIILE RAILROAD
Company First Mortgage Bonds-Publlc notice hereby
given accordance with the agreement ne.
tween the Jcersonvlle Railroad Company and the holders
Of its nrst mortgage bonds dated April H. 1850 that the
United states Trust Company OF New York WILL upon pre-.
scntaon at It's once, No IS Wall street. redeem at bar and
accrued interest nineteen Of said vile Railroad
Company FIRST morgago bonds numbered as follows to
a. n n u N m a.. ena0
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YACHT FOR SALE cBEAP-sLooP, Is TONS, FAST.
safe and commodicus; nearly new; 70 be seen at r.
the balance dock near 100 Pleasure and Ffncy Boats en-
hand, for sale low.
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CyAILBoAT wANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR A BEAU
y tfu Mare six years. sound apd kind In every parcu-
lar Boat must be not less than 70 feet long. Address
Miller, Il Bethune street.
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DARIs. LONDON AND NEW YORK MEDICAL AID
wiser nd Marriage Guide, hftcth edition, over 1ce
pages ~ 100 electricity cuts containing fun anato
cal medical and ply sociological before pub
lishcd by NJ Larnont physician and Gi7 Broad
way UP stairs Hours for treatment, "a. N. TO 6P n.
Sold for 81 by r. WARNER. No Ycscy street, and ROSS
TOU5EY, III Nassau street. New York.
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fyAT RIGGED SAIL. BOAT FOR sALE-30 FEET LONG,
~ u feet beam with cabin feet by s. In complete orders
rigging and painted throughout Can be seen q tho
Of Forty street. ~ X Inquire Ton Sam or WM D.
FREEMAN, Ninth avenue ana Twenty fourth street
scspoRrrYo- BurIER's DOCS, NO. PECK SLIP,
- New York Buffers infAllible Mango Cure and Flea
Exterminaor nifty cents per bottle Medicines for all dis
eases Buffers work. breeding, Training Diseases,
death
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THE RE5ELLruE.
A RMy suPPLIEs.


A orrics or Amy oIorH,sG AND Eau,rAsx,t
a sd xSa aa sss
les d yeiaute rs ani militia Of he United States
% corrsspond IN make and material 70 that hereto
fore used, and 70 conform 70 TIE patterns in the Office Of
cloaios and qipse IA this city where specheaons and
Prono -als should state the articles proposed to
The aan when & svee ssn Oe supplied @ h weekly The
s sesoa sny q oers Sd G c for 70 eac article
All aroes aeyes By are required by law TO
The following list embraces the principal supplies need
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
uasiom essls consisting OF cngnccrs ordnance artl
uniiorm Jackets consisting of cavalry artillery infantry
Uniform Trousers. consisting OF footmen. horssnen
Cotton Duck 6yeralls
nsawers.-fiannel and knj
Great Costs-Footmen and horsemcn.
Straps ior Great Coats;
bitakets--Woolen and rubber
ssas ssSisSss Goats, sIiia,si ined and unhned
Boot, Boot, D9oiess, Legsins, Stockings
Unliorm nats-Trimmed and untrimmed.
Forage Caps Recrui,s--cavalry and Infantry
Gsp Covers stable aSn.sss rsosss' csssns. Ssssas
ARTICLES OF EoUipAGE
aospit"! rents Wall Tsn1 siosy Tents Common Tents
Mosquito Bars, D'A0': spades, raa
Esgaaa, EEsgI%sn.. Coiors ..ss iI.,ehss,s
Natioaal Coiors, Camp xs.iiea
ss,oaaafss. s,orm Flsss. r,sF nSsissa axes
Garrison Flags Trumpete,
Recruiting Flags. Drums,
0uidoas, Fises
Ares.
'DOOks-Company Order.
DO. Clothing Accoa
Do. Descriptive.
Lu. Morning Report.
Post Order.
Do. Morning Report
DO. Letter.
Do. Guard.
Regmenta general order.
Do. Letter.
Do. Descriptive
b.. B.. 61as.. 5%ss1:
Target Practice.
Consolidated Morning Report.
Inspection Report
security will be required for the fuRlmen OF every con-
exacA-
proposals received by Of the tenth ay from the
Of this advertisement win be opened at noon OF tha,
day and the articles Immediately needed will be awarded
the lowest responsible bidders present
Cher supplies will be awarded from time to time favorable
bids resolved always the lowest responsible bids
ee.y-d up 70 the time OF making contracts.
Proposals furnishing Army
Supplies - and addressed to the subscriber.
~ order Of the Quartermas;er General -
Lieut. Colonel ID. II. vINTON,
Deputy Quartermaster General United States Army.
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r. r BowERy. MADAME wlDGTk, CLAIKvOYAyr
lOC ami gfed spsnlSh lay un rils the mysteries OF
futurty love arrisc abscU friends srxncss prcrl irs
medicines fcr all desscs tots esy uentcrs. property lost
~ stelen, ~