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The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19
DR.. HOSTETTER'S
S T0MACH BITTERS.
1nvigorate the System.
DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

viii accomplish this desirable reliable revolution
in the system, regulating the secretiOns, giving
tone TO the animal juices which dissolve the food
strengthen every relaxed nerve. muscle and fibre,
and brings the whole machinery Of vitality into
vigorous and healthful play.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19
FOR SALE

THe above Stable with Horses Carriages ana
as:l Ed. BoWDEN.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19
Syphilis or Venereal
DISEASE.

White Swellings and Neuralgia Affections Nervous
and General Debility Of the system Loss Of Ap-
petite, Langor, Dizziness, and a1l Affections of
the Liver Fever and Ague. Bilious Fevers Chills
and Fever, Dumb Ague and Jaundice.
Guaranteed To be the most powerful and purest pre-
parat1on of GENUINE HONDURAS SARSAPA-
RlLLA that is put up for sale.
1t is the very best, and, in fact, the only sure
and reliable medicine for the cure Of all diseases
arising from vltiated OF impure state of the blood
or from excessive use of mercury.
The afflicted may rest assured that there is not
the least particle of Mineral, Mercurial or any
other poisonous substance in this medicine. 1t is
perfectly harmless, and may be administered to
persons in the very weakest stages of sickness or
to the most helpless infants, without doing the
least injury.
Full directions how to take this most valuable
medicine will be found around each bottle and to
guard against cOuntereits, that the written sig.
nature of Lanman q Kemp is upon the blue label.
Prepared only by LANMAN & KEMP,
Wholesale Druggists
Nos. 6g, II & 73, Water ST., n. York
HOSTETTER, SMITH 4 DEAN Agents,
u Montgomery st. (Russ Block) S. Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19
Sight Checks

ON MARYSvILLE AND SAN FRANCISCO.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19
Ranch for Sale.

BY J. y. VERA, Deputy.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19
DRUGGISTS.
DRUGS & MEDICINES! 4!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
so chased Of Messrs jenkins Il Smedes their
= Stock of Drugs Medicines, will continue
the business ST the old stand. (the 0roville
Drug Store aud will keep constantly on hand s
large and well selected stock Of
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FROM UTAH.-Col. Evans, OF the Second Cal
ifornia Regiment, in a dispatch dated Camp
Douglas, Utah Territory, April II, while ofici-
ally communicating a splendid victory over
the Indians, reports that the Mormons stood
around the street corners in the town of Pleas
ant Grove, and on the tops of their houses and
haystacks, complacently looking on apparent
ly well pleased at the prospect of six Gentiles
-soldiers-being murdered by seventy five or
a hundred Indians. He adds that comment is
unnecessary further than TO say that Lieut.
Honeymoon believes, and thinks he has prin,a
tacie evidence of the fact upon which to found
his belief that the sayages were informed by the
normons Of his presence III the town with only
i've men, and, as they supposed, a wagon load
OF provisions bound for Fort Bridger, and that
ii was an arrangement between some of the Nor
mons and the Indians to murt n his little party,
take the property and divide the spoils.
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GEN. HAsCALL RELIEVE ,.-Gen. Hascall
has been relieved from the command of the
military department of India IA, by an order OF
General Burnside, dated at Lexington (Ky)
on the 18th instant BY this order it appears
that the States Of Indiana and Michigan have
been formed into district, which is placed in
command of Gen. o. b. Wilcox. In retiring
from his command Gen. Hascall issued an
order, dated on the 9th instant, in which he re-
sends General Order No. 0, issued by him on
the 18th OF April last He does this he SAYS,
without instructions from any source, in order
to leave his successor free to adopt such course
as in his judgment will best subserye tAe pub
lie interest. The order thus rescinded is the
one which imposed obnoxious restrictions
upoR the conductors of newspapers.
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Oak Plank; 6. Yellow Pine Plsnk Stock Logs;7,
Yellnw Pine Beams; s. W How Pine Mast and Spar
Timber; 70. White Pine Mast sue spss Timber; II
White Pine Plank and Boards; u, White z Inc seek
Plank ano Stage Plank; IS. Ash Logs and Plank;
j, Ash oars; Hickory Butts add BanSsDikss: ls
Black Walnut Cherry. Mahogany: IL, cypress ana
Cedar; is Locust; 10, White Oak Slaves and He I'd
ing; III H.scs Spruce; II: Locust Treenail- ~; big
numyite Is. Iron. round, Eat, and square; b. steel;
n, iron SPIKES; q, Iron Nails, wrought and cut,
Iess 81 .inr e TIM W sSa Solder zas Psints
s, ceiored Paints Dryers &c g, tn pentine.
rar;44. Fish Oil; -, Tallow, Soap, Sweet Oil; u,
Ship Obandiery.
WASHINGTON
Class Mol. White Oak Logs;6, Yellow Pine Plank
Stock Logs; 9, White Oak Keel Pieces; 10, Spruce
Pine Spafs; IL, White Pine Ln gs and Plank; Is Ash
Plank; u. Ash Oars; Is, Hickory Bars; n, Black
Is. iron round rat and square: d, Steel n, Iron
Spikes; 2s, Iron Nails q, Pig Iron; 50. Lead; 81,
Zine Tin and Solder: 3s, Hardware; 81, Tools for.
stores; IS, brushes; 2; White Lead g Zinc Paint;
Lineeed OIL; II. Glass; ~. 6akum; - Pitch, Tar,
and Rosin; - Fish Oil 8, Tailow, Soap. and Sweet
Iron s., Poles; IS, Bellows. June s. Iaw4w.
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DROPOsALs YOR STATIONERY.


SEALED PROPOSALS for Stationery will be re-
eeiyed e this Department until the 6tn day Of
Samples Of the articles in class vii, be furnished
to parties desiring to bid, on application At the De-
The Department reserves to itself the right to
order the Writing paper plain or fantlined to any
Deliveries Of all articles in the several classes
win Be furnished to bidders. WITH the samples Of
Al deliveries willbe subiec. to inspection by an
detailed 70, ~ sa BY the
article shall be deemed suficient cause to annul
.ury Department, Washington - '-'
Each propossl must be signed by the individual
contract With good and safeiens bonds. Il his bid
contract to operate to the forfeiture Of the en-.
The may direct the rafesss IN S,e on
market Of such Quantities Of any articles as shall
per censum Of the price Which It shall 30 fs a.
Proposals sD aceompanied with satisfactory qua
santess VII rot be considered and contracts vim
or dealers in the articles.
GLASS No. ].
Wits Wits a assstt of po. nI Psper
White Packet Note Paper
yellow Envelope Paper
B Bro Wrspping Paper
Card Bloitins Boards
White Envelopes, fetal size
White Envelopes, letter size
white EnvsiSpes, Off ciai size, cloth lined
Brown Manila Envelopes
S&H g|ts 6. @sPiPs Paper
Letter Press Copying Books
CLASS No. 2.
s ssss s saslisy R slask fn INK
Best quality Blue Ink
Best quality Writing Fluid
Iaber,s best Black Lead Pencils Nos i, ). and4
Faber's best Red ana Blue Pencils
Steel Pen handles
G old Pens
Best four -bladed Knives. with pearl or stag
Best Erasers. with ivory handles
Scissors for Office use
She ars for Office use
CLASS No. 5.
Gutta PerchA Rulers
Nine and twelve inch Ivory Folders
Best ass ALLY Sealing wax, made entirely from
Mucilsge
Linen Tape
Silk Taste, asso rted colors
Best tolid headed Pins
Swartweut's Metallic Paper Fasteners
Pneumatic Inkstands
Eylet Machines
French Ey lets
Pastel card reference Files
De La Rue Visiting Cards
Ivory Pounce Boxes
Elastic Rings
Glass Paper Weights
Glass Sponge Cups
Sponge
Erasing GEm
Mann or Eisson's Patent Binders.
The Department referves the right to accept
bids for individual items in classes and 2.
Bidders will be required to conform their bids to
the written specihca furnished with the
samples, and failure to do SO will cause the rejec-
ton of any bid
Bids which contain items at prices less than the
fair cost of the articles will be deemed fraudulent
and will not be considered.
6. p. CHASE
June 5-2awlm Secretary of the Treasury
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june 5-2awlm
PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIoRl
June 5th, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partment until y O'Clock NJ. tuesday, the SOth
instant, for furnishing for the use of this Depart
ment and the different branches thereof
$50 tons Coal Of the kind, and equal TO the best
quality. of Baltimore Coal Com pany IS Coal.
50 tons best quality Red ash Coal.
100 cords best seasoned Oak Wood.
II cords best Bakers Pine Wood.
To be delivered at such times and in such guam
ties during the season as may be wanted.
The Department reserves the right TO req ire the
successful bidder to increase the above quantity
one halt at any time during the season.
samples of the coal to hs exhibited to Thomas D.
Bond, in charge Of the furnaces; and any delivery
of the above not satisfactory to the person in
charge OF the furnaces win be rejected.
Satis factory arren gements must be made for the
correct measurement of each.
Bonds for the faithful performance of the con-
tract. in double the amount, will be required.
Proposals. to he addressed to the SECRETARY OF
TnE INTERIOR, and endorsed proposals for Coal
and WoOd.n le 6.2aw3w
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1861 THE 1858
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

&A5szEsts sslzs -
Is ,1nsr-oiEsklssas + so sSaHss m.o-
,rou! sP P:E, s SAFE VA AND ooMFeRri
BAeeAe. CHECKED rHH 3SSH Ha. .uu uos.
rH nHkbE RAhhT F FSA FfHr gBSs
CLOSE cok ne # sas9 n sh HxsRR1sBuae
NORTHERN M c Iis1Hs e IL RAILROAD.
THE GREAT IT CENTRAL !fa8Fhs ROUTE
WASHINGTON f Esb BALr1xoH.
wEsr, NORTH s22 VI EST ST.. AND IS SOUTHWEST.
II For Thsough Tickets il :P2ly At the oAsss Of
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth stfest,
Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AND SALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINs
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers will take the 80 g.. m and 6. 80 p. N.
traiD, connecting in Baltimore with the 8. Is D.
and Is p. m. trains on the Northern Central Rail
sosa anS maxim. N eose ss s anb the
trains on the Pssnsylvania Central Railroad for
FREIGHTs
By this route Freights of all descriptions can DO
forwarded to and from any point on the Railroads.
of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa or Missouri, BY Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad Also connects
ct PittsburS with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, illinois, Missile
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
cago with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustng the transpor-
with confidence on its speedy transit
THE RATES OF FRE1GHT to and from any poina
In the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
az at ali times as 5crorabls eaarssd BY esA1
Railroad ConzpGaies.
- Be particular to mark packages via Penna.
Central K.R."
No. 80 North street, Baltimore,
ENoCH LEWIS, GEM superintende emit, atoms, "a.
&. b. HoG SION. General Freight Agent, Phii.-
delphia. ian 7ly,r
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o FFICIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT. ]
PROVOST MARSHAL GKNKRAL's OPY,cE,
Washington. lima fcf3

PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS OYY,cE,!
Washington, June s, 1863. J
Circular No. 90. sas-g 4
]. The enrolment should include all able
Bodied male citizens Of the United States, ana
residents of foreign birth who shalt have de-
elared on oath their intention TO become ctti-
zens, between the ages of 20 and As years.
II. For the purpose Of enrolment, all the
above named persons who were not IN the ml-
itary service on the Sd Of March, 1863, shah Be
divided into two classes
The first class, consisting Of all between the
ages of 20 and b years, and all unmarried per-
sons above the age of IS and under IS.
The second class consisting Of all married
persons between the ages OF IS and IS years.
The persons who were in the military se--
vice of the United States on the Sd Of March,
1868, should therefore appear in the Consolida-
ted Enrolment Lists in class by themselves.
The preparation of these lists should not be
permitted to interfere with the earliest pos
sible completion of the Consolidated Lists OF
Glasses and 2.
Men from the first class will be the frs. called
into the service Of the United States.
JAMES B. Fry,
June 11.2w Provost Marshal General.
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THE ENROLMENT ACT-It has been deter
mined that while all persons coming within the
provisions of the act for enrolling and calling
out the National forces are to be enrolled,
nevertheless, under the first enrolment, those
the act went into effect-3d of March last-are
not to be enrolled in that class which is SUBJ
iecu 10 the first draft. Those of the second class
are not 10 be called out until those Of the first
class shall have been exhausted.
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~ Mrs. Jordan, who has got herself deep
Dion Bsurcicault, is playing at Niblo's, New
York. Her husband, it is said, is coming to
tAis country with view Of procuring d.
yorce. eEsg sas
s6- The Connecticut Legislatures devotes its
evenings TO tbs study and practice OF harmony
The asecond legislative sing" was held in Rep
resentatiye Hall last Thursday evening.
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nUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
VI WASHINGTON CITY. March l9, 1862
Owners of steam vessels are invited to send to the


Owners of steam vessels are invited to send to the
Quartermastsr Generals Once tenders for their
charter or sale.
Tenders ahould contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material,
whether eoppered, whether side wheel or pro.
pellers whether iron or copper fastened size and
price at which they are offered for long or short
case Of loss, or in case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead of chartering.
Owners eff steam vessels already in the service of
the Quartermsster's Department are requested to
make known to the Department any reduction in
grant, and also the price at which they will be
willing to sell them.
All such tenders should be adore ssed to the
Quarternaster General of the United States at
Washington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OF sale of steamers"
When received, they will be considered, and the
Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tidewaters, by substituting. wherever it
can do 80, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
those now employed. II. q. MEfGS,
mar g. SIN Quartermsster General.
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Z q q q ,
Z q q a,
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE
OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~


THE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST.
H.. zen Asssa r e ts :.s osy ISs
Cheek f0 sar,ss
other Route, and NO Omnibus Riding.
FOUR DA15y rKAIKs From w.44sHIseros
making connections with fr.ins leaving Baltimore
On Sundays. T. s Fr.in a : ST and con-
nse'1sii ss,, f Ftds Sai i w EST no"
With Train leaving Battimors Il s. Is 4. n A>
make With Tran Is:1is. =
sP.M.
BE sgTs 70 sgE Hogs 5IekHrs sB THE
This is the Only Route by schieh Through Tickets or
7RroagA Baggage Checks can be procured
in Washington.
Knights Latest Improved sLEEPING CARS OF
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
coLuxBu Us, DAYroN, LOUISVILLE, GIN.
CLNNArL, INDLANAPoLLs, TERRA
HAUTE. ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
&C., &C., DC,
~wIrH LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BIZ ATT
OTHER RoUrH.-H
sing sRsII ffHnoUaH TigREfs Il w.:ssssssPs
DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv
ilege of visiting Baltimore Of dsaire0 without
St rs oes EIss xs EtEy wa
MARI Sta L cfHciNN Att RAILRoAbs; and,
Il ssrsShk an 81 .1
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket ns sstG ~
NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent. ap 2l-f
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SECRET DIsEAsEsl SECRET DISEASES II
SAMAR TAN'S GIFT.
SAAARIT4NS GIFT


eoNoRRHaxA Ff.issss STR sTRIc 81 &c.
Only Ten Pills to Be Taken TO ESsct C,es.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
o T ii On in
Cures in from two to four days and recent eases
of
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day.
q
or who have been gorged with Bslsam Copaivs, or
'ie'' s4MARIT4Ns GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages. 81. Female. S3.
a5sSR STE ssssR =
sAMARITAN's f ROOF md NE HERB JUICES
SSH asS hssS 5Sfss 4
f and remedy pre-
and D N Take Tax then Of this
Bun 81 NJ ySu IsS 1sRfnt in after
fGI ns{ IskB UfSh the
ven M III sSs Of the
a sss Roof Sa Sf asRR sSToas F
most happily adapted, in liberated Uterus, in
Debs for al comp Ss ta ts
Sent By express. Price 81 . bottle, or bottles
sAMARITAN'S CHANCRE WASH.
Price IS cents. Full directions
DESMOND & Co., Box 151 Philadelphia Post
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. rnsr of 18th and
Henry COOK. Alexandria. may str
49, FRANKLIN & CO..
OP TICIANS, Sa
244 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
fnorth side,) between 18th and 18th St. @
and
3ss Pc. aosaxs, andsr tie National HossI
ROCK CRYSTAL brazilian Pebble, and TM.
PkO9ED PEkisCOPIC SPEoTACLES, seientif-
csiy and correctly suited torthe proper condition
OPERA and FIELD GLASSES, AoHRoMaTJo
MICROSCOPES, BAaOMETERS, THERMoME.
TIERS, ELECTkICAL BATTERIES, MxTHE-
METICAL AND SURVEYORS INSTRU MENTS.
TCOMPAsSES, CARRIES DE VISITE OF coutemno
raneeus Civil and Military Celebrities PHOTO
GRAPH ALBU Ms in every style. SFEREOSCOPES
the lowest cures. Wholesale or retail. my E-tf
uRTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS. =
OF EVERY DISSEMINATION,
AT THE COLLECF0R,S OFFICE.
No. AIS SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite Post 0fce pS2armsmt.
Collector Of Internal Revenue fer the
ie &c III District of Columbia.
SAUCESl S
Crosse & BlackwelIs A. Cabaret & os "a and
domestic Pickles and Sauces Of ysrioas kinds.
je2 corner 18th street and Vermont AZ.
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ORDER IN RELATION TO PASSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 8, 1861
Ladies desiring passes to go to return from the
rebel states, receive permits under the follow
ing regulations:
First, All applications for passes to 70 South
must be made in writing and verified by oath, ad-
dressed to Major L. C. Turner, Judge Advocate.
Washing ton, D. c., as follows:
u, b, applicant for pass to go to City Point,
Va and now residing At, do solemnIy swear
that, if said pa,s be granted I will not take any
property excepting my wearing apparel, and thet
all the articles to be taken with me contained
in the trunk or package delivered or to be deliv-
cred to the quartermaster To transport steamer
on which am to go to City Point. That have
not been in any insurgent State, nor beyond the
military lines of the nited States within thirty
days last past. That will not return within the
military lines of the United States during the
present war, and that have not in my trunk, nor
on my person, any papers or writings whatsoever,
nc any cont aband articles
No person will be allowed to take more than one
trunk or package of female wearing apparel we gh-
ing not over one hundred pounds and subject to
inspe and if anything cOntraband be fou I'D in
the trunk the person, the property will be
forfeited and the pass revoked.
Second. A passenger boat will leave Annapolis,
Md on the first day Of July next, to deliver those
permitted to go South, at City Point, and the bag
gage of each applicant must be delivered to the
quartermaster on said boat ut least twenty four
hours previous to the day of departure for inspec
ton.
Third Children will be allowed to accompany
their mothers and relatives and take their usual
wearing apparel, but the name and age Of each
child must be given in the application.
Fourth. Ladies and children desiring t. come
North will be received on the boat at City Point
and taken to Annapolis, and every adult person
coming North will be required to take and sub
scribe the oath of allegiance to the Government of
the United States before the boat leaves Fortress
Monroe L. c. T0RNER,
je94t Judge Advocate
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

"AR DEPARTMENT.,
w WASHINGTON, January Is, 1885,
In consequence Of the pressure of business at the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac viii be given at the once OF
Lieut.. Col. ooARAD, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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Val ABLE La Ds FOR SALE.

tso e. sP ss
and best farming land in II nnesota' 'A' '''e''
IN The
and will be sold TO the highest and best bidder in
with the Winnebsso Indians, April 18th, 1853. and
Indians. and for tho sale Of their Reservation in
No bid will be entertained at rate less than two
dollars and City cents per acre.
win be notified soon thereafter as practic-
able II within thirty days after such notice the
to ~sb nd TO hs aS s
be subject t2 sale lie to any ether person .
e FyHsnt either
Of fndsa Aai' for 't the debt Of said Indians,
g tS the
above S mentioned The right to reject any and al
and to the @ W.ssnss sn
City; p &c g, and endorsed bid for Winnebago
"DEsCRIPTION OF LANDS.n
SECTIONS a. IS, 49, and 80, of Township 1os north
Sections Is IS. 10, 80, 81 OF Township lo7 north
Section 81, Of Township los north, of Range 3
Sections IS to 90, inclusive, of Township log north
OF Range 70 west.
Sections to "a, and sections n. g. and g. Of
Township lo7 north, of Range ~ west.
Sections 81 to So inclusive, of Township los NORTH
of Range * west.
Sections Is to &c. inclusive, OF Township LOG north,
of Range IS west.
Sections l, 2,3,- IL, IL. and Is, Of Township le7
north. of Range % west.
Sections 81 to So, inclusive Of Township north
OF Range % west.
An of Townships Jog and an north, of Range Is
west.
SECTIONS 81 to &c. inclusive of Township 100 north,
of Eapge &c west.
All Of Townships log and lG7 north, of R.nge q
west.
Sections 81 to &c. inclusive, of Township lOs north
of Range q west.
Bids viii be received above invit ted until the
LIST OF july next, at which time al bids then re-
ceived will be examined and acted upon.
After the lst of July next, hi tswifl be examined
and acted upon At the expirstio of eaeh period of
tv months. WILLIAM P. DOLE
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington city, D, O., May ,Iss3. myS-2aw4w
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. OF WASH
~ INGTuN

Office Chief Qaarttrn,aster, May %, 1853.
DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
DEN SEEDS &c, requested to furnish this ONCE
price lists of the various articles of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS III. GREENE, Chief Quartsrnastsr, De-
partmert of Washington. my % IF
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ASSISTANT ouARfERAAssER's OFFICE,

WASHINGTON. D. c., April is. 1865
WRIFTRN PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
hay, STRAW, OATS. and CORN, for the use Of
this Depot, to be delivered At the Railroad Depot,
or 1T any of the Government wharvss In this city.
The proposals. to be addressed to the under
signed and they should state the quantity Of
each article offered, also the prize and the date
delivery.
Proposals will be received for Ave thousand
eooOJ bushels of Corn or Oats and fifty 5O) tons Of
hay or Straw. and upwards. unless it should be for
the interest," Of the Government to contract for
less amount.
All grain to be pnt up in good sacks, Of about two
% bushels each, which are to be furnished At the
cost of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled.
All Grain and Hay offered to be ubject to rigid
Inspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders as the intere SITS OF
required for the faithful fulflmsnt contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made at the completion of the
contract. B. l.. BROWN,
ap ism Captain and A. Q. NJ. U. B. A.