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, 1863-05-20

In tic West Indiana street ". F. Church tho 1nsh
inst by lev. ArzA Brown. NJ: EAIEnCEN LEAD
dsuEhfcr Of Capt jan 6 lsvrtrcs, a Of this city.
At the home Of tho hrlde No 2s y, Clark street on
thr lsth iEtt., By Re[, l: 4. HnEbse NJ JAMES FAR
LEADEEtTEE.
, 1863-05-20

BUFFALO, May 19.-FLouR-Quiet
GxHS-W heat dull. No sales. Corn lower, at
6cc.
Ixroars-13,OOO br1s flour, 2334i 900 bu wheat.
at4 600 bu corr. 66 0f0 bu cats.
ExroR1s-3,00O brls -four, $500 bu wheat, t34,-
eco bu corn. IS 0G0 hu oats, 6, COO hn barley.
, 1863-05-20

II III ri cn Sa3 s537sSS * s.San @Sno 3S 3sSS
By ~ ri; . q l. 4 r.. 1yd,X9 a ,;o $3.50
p p 81: 81 RR. sos,5ss 4sa,soo 5000
~ ~ X = Ill, =; " = ~ = tN'' ""'' -.'' "'''
rS nS - -. z az. Il A5:;.' 81 ~, ...'
no..,,...o,x ac-oo 49,. 7z,-o -, ~,
To.a1 o.ai % ,ass Wsek ,.s:,. 653s 9 "
Iotal pEeFlops week .oi4.1lS ss9StM .:,a1
Gorpg week IN ls6s. ,16:13 ss9s,tg9 tss1D
eot WEN II 'o'1' so's'o'7lO "''7"o" o'o'@'o"
LIN Aosh-Ane receipts os Lomoer ~ LAKE ou'
ssn: Tue past wee amounted 70 ls'ooe"" teee,
agsinss on.s ''soe,"o1 1ecl 1ne ~eek previous anu
1o'S9' 9''ooo feet Inc corresponding HeeS IN lsa%.
From the tables above given 1t will also be seen
that the receipts for the season chow An increase
On last years. thus far, Of about ls,ooo'ooo fees.
The Lumber market still matntains na 1otmeF
position. The receipts, 81 We nave stared, $40"
an increase, but the arrivals were most, III tne
early part OF 1ast week, and comparatively little
being thrown on the Market fal1 Prices were paso
for good cargoes- Common east sao3e 1umoe1r
however, was not 20 easily solo' aau concessions
had to be made, unless certain quality was guar
anter5.
During tnc pas1 ';1.a :" Scsn ~ reec3rea
able Winds very h.te amoef nas ossu
the market has ruled very firm for good mill run
9145o, and East Shore at s,s 5o01aso, aud for
extra good, $14so. The following is = list Of the
ea1es reported to III since the date Of our last eek
- sor;nr~,
-. c.,,o., o,,,-u,r,, ,,-n,>,
oa-.o - .oos r,na1;a, ~ 80"
rom15S,nn5 ~ soo4 ~ III ~ " a'1'e ''ooa
Cargo OF schr Florence, from Muskeson, (John-
SONS mllls) at $i3a5
e,;stoa " =, r. esnt ,,iii r, ~ ~, nl7
Cdtco Of schr ueijcolaud, from fruesIell's Ni11s
Muskrson. mill run, al S:a.00:
eatgo oi scoW se1aslopol, rom ho9erts 70 n Alils.
e1s5p ' ~o'~S' 'eS'' -
Cargo of schr Sutherland, from Roberts Mills,
Murk,gon' good quality. mill run, t0,o03 feet ut
c.r,.oo. n, hr;o N;tchs11 md sch- o,een or ,bs
West, from Ludineton's 5 Mills, Mcnomineo River,
mill run, at ~ a,
* sf 3t;i, H. Uolr ana orig Heliensten
| orsf;tr m III rim ~ efi "a -' o."
, 1863-05-20

To'al...... 1880 1880 135G00 -. ...- 49,.
To-Day, the receipts Of produce wcze 7,051 brls
-four, Is ,59 bu wheat, 190,792 bu corn, 24,3is bu
oats, 1,316 bu re, and 50 bu barley. The chip
mcnts embraced 18, $50 brls hour, II 1850 bu wheat
and 13s eco bu corn.
Theg neral markets opened to-day very dull and
lower, with n strong downward tend0ey. The
arrival oF the dispatches from New York, however,
worked favorable change, and at the close there
was decidedly drmer feeling IN almost every
article.
~The Flour market opened dull aud heavy. and
light sales were made at S4,s0G5.00 for good
spring extras; but holders at the close were ask
ing an advance.
The Wheat market declined 1d11Hcp per bnshel-
with Gales Of No Spring at $1.14SD1. .16; No ?
Spring, 9OHl96c; and Rejected Spring at 76l150c.
Before the Few York dispatches was received, the
market for No was dull at Csc. but It sold at 95c,
at the close.
Corn opened at decline OF &c per bushelt with
aslcs OF 16o 600 bushcls at 495G50c for Canal and
River Mixed afloat 4sG48Hc for Mixed Corn In
store; 50c for Yellow Corn in store; Soc for White
Corn in store; and 46G147c for Rejected III store.
The bulk Of the sales Of Mixed Corn were at 4sAc,
but otter the receipt of the New York dispatches It
was sold ut 4s5sc, and closed firm.
Oats were in rather better request, with sales at
53kSI54xc for No /, aud 50c FOR Rejected In store
the market closing firm. Rye was neglected and
dull uichwincs we're qufet-buycrs offering SOC,
witlout sellers. There waB nothing doing in Pro-
yjsions-Sult la 1rm-SQ0 brls Michigan Fine
being sod to-day at $780, dcliyereda ut cars and on
canal boats.
Frcichts were lrm at Sc for corn, and &c fol
wheat, to Buffalo, and 14sl01415c for wheat to
OsNerQ.
, 1863-05-20

maud at eHG9c, with sales at those agnres.
CUxKEss are scarcc and firm at $2.e5Da. 50. TuR'
KE3s firm and In active demand ut skGa59c.
FRCITS-DoAEsT1c-Gte apples are necoM-
ing bcarcc and the market is firm at 60, OoSI5 90.
Died apples are dull, but We make no alteration
in quotations. Dried peaches are scarce and ~ u
active demand. We quote prime halves shade
higher. FonE1aS-ltaisins are shade easier,
closing firm. Currants steady. Oranges anu
, 1863-05-20

p Nervous Dieeascs md Physical Debility,
arising from Specific caueee, in both aexes-new
and reliable treatment, IN reports Of the Howard
ACKNOWLEDGMENT in sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge. Address, Dr.. ]. Skilliu Houghton.
Howard Associntion No.a South Ninth street. Phil
adelphia. Pa. mey19-4w
, 1863-05-20
NFEEN I4Y REVIEW OF TfNE
CHICAGO N2.41kAEE.

Tuesday EVENING, May 10, 1863
FREIGHTs-LAkE FHE1cHrs-Thc market is
steady and firm. To-Day the engagements were
wheat, at &c; schrs. :Dauntess. 1nvnribie, a.i
Ketchum, with corn, at Sc. To OswEGo:-Sehr.
S. Robinson, with wheat, at 1i51c; geh1. Enter
prise, with whcat, ut 141atc.
LAKE AND RAiLEoAD FrE1Gurs-Dnring the
week rates have ruled stady ut 81 20 Tor Flour to
New York and 81 20 to Boston-ali Lake to DuGs-
TO- and thence By rail- but 1T the close there WIS
less freight ocfing anl rates again dull, aud
decline was expected. We quote: ..
Flour 10 New York. s1.s0
Flour to Boston. 1.30
Tlonr to Montreal, via Sarnia ............. .G5
Pork 10 Montreal, via Sarnia ........... 1.N
Flour 10 Ogdensburel,, all lake. .........,... 20
RAILROAD FnE1GArs-Tllcrc Is NO change in
rates since the date Of our last review. We quote
as follows:
, 1863-05-20

USfTED STATES CIRCUIT Counr, MAT
TERM-Asahel Emigl rs. The Chicago, Bur
iugton and Quincy Railroad Company, This
was a bill filed by the plaIntif, as assignee Of
Francis n. Stevens, the paten.ec Of d new aud
uscfn1 improvement in railroad car brakes,
under letters patent of November e5th,
1851, against the defendant for an in
fringcment for using the brake Of the plaintiff.
The case was very elaborately and ably ar
gucd some time ago, BY Mr.. $. A. Goodwin
for the plaintiff, and By Mr. Cochrsne, Of New
York, and Mr.. Walker, Of this city, for the
defendant. The Court, on Monday last, dccl-
ded the case in favor Of the plaintitf. The
Court was Of the opinion:
1st, That there was something different and ds.
tinct in the combination Of the Stevens brake
any Of the other brakes which had been brought
before the Court during tho hearing Of the case,
in this, VIZ. that in the Stevens blke the levers
were Of the came order and Of similar proper
tIoue, 20 that when operated from either eul,
without any serious wear or strain on other parts
Of the machinery it applied all the brakes Of The
ear aest ~ a dnd
The parts Of the coMbinatton--the levers, the
1fnk-rods and rubhtrF-wcrc all old, bnt the cCm-
bination in the manner described BY Stevens, was
and it-tllc new combination producing new re-
sult-was the subject Of patent, and this ire
o OF Mogc mGi
Sd The c1ainl Of Stevens, fairly interpreted,
meant hcpaEticu1ar combination and arrangement
Of levers ink.rods and r9bbere in car, as he had
described it. az to produce the result. viz: The
rctarding with Uniform force OF each wheel OF
the car when the brake WIS applied This WAS all
he claimed, and this claim the Court thought was
new and not too broad.
4,h. AT the time the License WAS given, juno IS
1868. It was only 70 the Chicago aud Aurora IsdiE
read Cbs4punu, {tS SBcee&sUrxdn dssigHs, and the
reasonable construction Of the license was that il
EXTENDED no further than 10 the road then used,
which the Company was then authorized By tho
charter to construct. 1t did not extend to any aud
alllires Of road which the Company under ne q
name and organization, might thereafter be au
/ thc1ized to build, TO lease or to use:
9Th. An order would he entered, referring tn,
| case to muster to report the damages which th
| plaintiff Ind sustained according to the principle
| here stated.
, 1863-05-20

Go TO THE BEsr-Go TO BRYANT & S7RA7ros't
CmcAao COMMERCIAL ColIEoE, to get thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-05-20

Scnoo1 or TRADE, J. Dyhrenfnrtl, Principal-a
Practical institution, recommended By the business
men Of Chicago. ape6lw
, 1863-05-20

81 The Preparatory Class OF tho School o
Tradc clucatcs boys for business, and prepares
them to support themselves, apaGi iw
, 1863-05-20

~ Cook i Mc1a,n, o. Dearborn etrees ana 1aa55
South Clark street. clean and dys ladies' dreasrs,
eh.,wls, &c. Gents costa. vests auc pants reno
vatcd IN a. superior manner. Bonuets dyed,
pleachcd and pressed In the latest style.
tnh10-3m
, 1863-05-20

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following tablc shows the amount oE tl9ur,
Wheat, Corn, &C. IN store IN this city yesterday,
compared with the amount N stoEc "eeA aso'
t1yS S4tn nIf
, 1863-05-20

~ F. z Rfshy. 50 Randolph street, Is selling
PAPER Unnginys at lrss than New York prices. At
wholesale and retail The trads supplied on the
most libernt terms, apll51u.
, 1863-05-20
TIE.--Deyon Cat

nEVON CATTLE.-DeVon Cat
Luz, embraei, the blood Of all the latest mpoIta
ttone ettesets :eoorded In both ths Ames1fsn
farm. summit Station. Coax Co IL Cal Il the 1rsn
50. the subterbts II an!n1ll are wanttd;
D5a9 t4fx1 DhW SEkAHf 6AH.
, 1863-05-20
CHICAGO LUMBER M ARKET
For the Wcok Ending muy 10, 1853.

Tu7tt.Ar EVENING, May 10, 1863
RAcE1r7s CT LUSpll au1s0IEs. LAru, ETC, ron
THE wEEk ENDING MAY 16, ls63, coArAREp wIrH
TIE two pl1FyIDC9 YEARS. !
, 1863-05-20

Tho Stewart store, the very prince Of cook
stoves, has achieved reputation which is
well warranted By experience. We arc per-
ecually cognizant Of housckeeper In this
city who has used one for sxenty.tonr years
without burning ont the Innings. Durability
is not the only feature Of this excellent store,
It combines economy with it also, aud pos
eceses varied characteristics which place 1t
fairly at The head Of cooking stoves, and rem
der II d sine qua non in every we'll regulated
kitchen. J. P. Dalton, II Lake street, has
the store for sale, where 1t may be seen, and
sight is only necessary to purchase. Dalton
las also a splendid assortment Of refrigera-
tors and ice boxes just the desiderata at this
inclp1ency Of the heated weather.
, 1863-05-20

The market at the beginning OF the week was
buoynnt, and prices ruled 129c higher; bnt the
bseak.down IN the New York market caused re-
action. ami quotations fell sc u bushe1.
TO-DAY the market opened dull. and &c lower.
with strong downward tendency: but the advices
from New:York being more favorable. the market
closed dEm. The gales were: 5000 bu choice
River High Mixed afoat ut SEC: 10000 bn High
Mixed a3oat at Bic: 5,0ea bn canal Mixed ahoae
af i4he; 500 tu White Corn in store at 50c soG
nti yellow Corn in store tt Soc; 1900 bn Mixed
Corn IN store At 4e1c: 10' % hu do al 4ssc; 6o0g
hu do at 4-ic, 1e,00o hu do at 4sc; 400 Rejected
Corn IL store at Tic; 5000 bn do a 46Ae; 900 bu
co At t6hc; t,00 bu do at i6c SO bu Ear Corn on
track At 4sc.
, 1863-05-20

From RocKroRD.-The Third Street and
Swedish Methodist Churches OF Rockford
girea grand excursion to this city to-day.
, 1863-05-20

FROVlS1OES-MEas BEET-Onll and nominal
PonK-During the week about 30O brls city have
changed hands at $1a t501 1a00-tho market closing
dull at the outside figure: The demand is chiefly
on Canadian account There is a fair stock yet on
hand, but the amount Of good city packed il very
much reduced. Country brands Of Mess have been
sold at *lao0a.1a-so. Pn1zE MESS PonK.-A lot
at $1a So. bnt the etock lie very light BrLK MEATS
There is very little inquiry. aud the market Is
dull and nominal at 3Hc for Shoulders and 6Ac for
few lots Of Shoulders sold At 4l1lc and plain and
enear-curcd hams, count1y-cut, sold At NC. LARD
The demand is light aud the market dull at &c
for prime Leaf and a!4@sKc for No. J. GREAsE-
Yellow Grease Is In demand at 6t1@7c.
POTATOES-The receipts during the week wero
light. compared with those Of the week previous;
, 1863-05-20

Turks Island. 2 $50 ms .,a. 25D--,.
sEEDs-CLoyER--Neslect and entirely noml-
nal There have been no gales during the week
TIHo7Hr-To.day a lot OF 10 bags good quality
was sold st $1.47<. but there is little Or no de-
mand, HCSGAnrAS-Thcre is little OF nothing do
ipg ard the market Is nominal at $15u-1.Co. FAX
Quiet At $l.Tls.5O.
TALLON-Iu fair demand and steady at 914c for
LEAF ToBACco-A dull market at 5@iac for
State. actordf to quality.
are in favor OF buyers. We rerire quotations:
, 1863-05-20
far 6GIe

FOR S A E-A nice pair Of
\ Matched Ho.ses. hark dsprIe d1n. black manc
+ csS Hess Il ss.s eli,
TOR SALE-A Lease and Saloon
l. os5sa % Ct hes 9ns
ReySsE II :ee saEh'F -
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
L I have two lots OF Land. in victoria County.
csnaaa Msss one q about seo seEts party 4nryyed
oaee e tssssS e. IT, s's
EOK SALE-Horse, Harness and
s2ssa Il m fss 5ssfz ae
FOR SeA L E-A second hand
5'.e,e' e'ta ffE s?fs!Ee at the A1s2se 5!ss1
Tor SALE House and Lot on
Rssss 5S os = Il sa5' :.Iss
GfE 6
TOR SALE-An Engine Lathe,
i % Inch swing n foot he'd. new and In co0plete
o.dsE a5s ao b seen II No. W. West Lake street.
FOR SA L E-Eneiuc, Boiler,
F!pss. Pnrnps. shaft1uE and Fnlrys. sN complete
5ssa1s' A'i:S ess:
TOR SALE.-New toundland Pup
ss;s hsSss 's u
TOR SALE-Frame Buildings and
e y ss e. aanss m ss Mst - 2s
feet on the corner oi aoRroc and Eanal stress: \
S s.
&C. aaa e IS ss t
and csrriage honse. o. Walnut street; near Wood,
ss M E q asE :.i
Agelt So.i Metropolitan Block. myr'-e's-:s
tFOR SALE-A noble family horse,
J. 15lLhands hish: yeaEs Cd, sad Ee m.de de q
Sa: IS Knsle street inquire Of Dr. E lloSs1SSER
FCR SALE.-s2,65o will buy a
Rss% ss;s ns.s
50 :ess % u
TOR SALE-A splendid Farm,
1asss9 II Re a Go9G |; as ss, n:
sf @.5s,s a. Fst% sontsS.
sdsrsed to rsi.nk shesp Hasa ae ssne II baa
ana 1e n paihg taEoaeh eIe ats
LOOMS sna M au6ssanis!iy p9!lt here e coal p!e
nnuHs ~ aau unn tulss 1um tals at anu
eeF est z n r. = si:
ofit; TEnl s sold 1t ba.za:. ~ q sae psy:
ca-s H. ~ ~ intsta.t rn- tn1tSnr ~ r,er -
is,s suiT.. ~ +. ~ ~ ~ - nfr.ss Wss fTITTs naI3WIv
Ebtiat * y pn,a y, ~ RI . ny1saGt
TI0P SALE One hundred f,et IN
go, S,..I- @,..,. ..ss .ss...~-'s.,t.-.,>.
10 Sou.n S!afS A. ne corner q HARRISON wtth
WILLIAMS 30. sAeth0dlst BLOCK, chicaso. "
|
T0p caTE IT., .ooa ~, a
, 1863-05-20

NyC r lOHT 4.5Dtt2.UU
The amount Of -four in store In this city Ia ILL.,
o ONarre1s-
CORN MEAI-Supply good and market quiet.
Wc quote :-Unbolted meal ut $1s00Dls,50; Bolt
ed gao GIa2.0O
TeDAI the Gales we're ia tons Coarse Meal at
$lS 90 per ton On track.
MILL STuFFs-Brau is in better supply, and
the market closes abont s. 90 per ton lower-wfth
$:8UGa0O0.
WHEAT-Rcceived today, a5.75s bu; shipped,
17,45Q bu, The following table shows the receipts
and shipments by all routes during the week:
, 1863-05-20

The Wheat market In the early part Of the week
WIS buoyant and 112c higher than our closing
as this Springs shipments touched New York thst
market hecare ''panicT." and prices here show
decline Of a93c q bushel. The following table
shows the range Of quotations each day during tho
week.
, 1863-05-20

Total last week .., ,3,659606 3,4D,45o I33,0oo
Total previous week. .4.044.719 2,s95,t00 ~ 800
Corp'E week in 1S6z .4164713 a,e9S,tG1 i25,290
Cor M Ssesk In ISL & s.s6 d1n 70 mn As72 H0
, 1863-05-20

SALT-honEsTlc-There has been good ship
ping and speculative inquiry during the week, and
The mar ket closes firm at an advance Of 1oc per Dbl
with sales OF Michigan and Onondaga dne at
81 80.
FonE1oN-Liverpool 6. A. Salt Ia held At $20o,
with salcs during the week at $3.50. Turk L.
land was held at $2.a5 per eack OF $50 ms. We
quotes
, 1863-05-20

WANTED:-A lady recently de-
mcnts for board In soo pleasant family whe-o she
can realize The comforts OF home. and in remunert-
fr capacity 81 hou:ekespcr Ali conp.uon to an IN
vah lady or would not object to teachtnr the Eng
l!s hFarche* Nnd the rE!iIn~nts OF music. Pea-c ad
dress Nlse "LlSCOLx." Tribune office stating pI.co
cf interview. appointing any time after tho nrst week
In Nav mv19 I'll st
, 1863-05-20

FRESH srnAwBERR1Es.-Sanbor 119 Ran
dolph street, the well known fruit dealer, is
now in daily receipt Of magnificent straw
berries of all the seaaonablc varieties. Those
desirous Of getting IN early taste of this
splendid fruit, should give him call.
, 1863-05-20

w A II T E D--A situation, by
.iyire a. .6inntHr c.Ik ~ portes In wnoes.is e.
Enlistment. sals:y n'o4.sate. Would have 70 OBJ
EmtErant ard Employment once. No. .1u; Cazk st
, 1863-05-20

WOOD-Curco ealcs have been been made dnf-
ing the week at $5.sE@5 50 for mixed cargoes. The
supply IL light ard the market is firm.
WINES AND 1IQUoRS-The trade report IN
active business, but note no material change in
pricee We quote.
, 1863-05-20

WANTED-Imme,liately. all who
~ are looking for bn-tncts to call 1t II Dearborn
ftrtet ard eSaiEe some q The 1eost Important new
atie By small Investment Of &ap. Reference. viii
be Etyeu.to tEoae who are maktrE from twenty to
thirty dollars dsy, HOWARD T1LDEy.
rya1 77
, 1863-05-20

AProE1M1ST.--JohnD D. Hardy, late re.
cruitlng agent for the Mississippi River
squadron, yesterday received an appointment
Of Acting Master in the q. s. Navy, aud is
ordered to temporary duty In this city. a
rendezvous will be established here in q few
d1ys, of which notice will he given.
, 1863-05-20

w ANTED-A Merchant of many
W years experience. e deslrous Of connac.on
With we'll established an1 r,o.reyoAs WnoEe4a!e t;so
Gerry Commission house where his personal services.
nnh ~ te1to tlnee Of capita. Will be advsntas"ous
E.h another person Of aiesnate either - u
csrn, Address. this Eeck, Dox 50 Chicago Post Once
, 1863-05-20

CAr71oS.-Counterfeft fifty cent postage
currency Is in quite general circulation
The engraving is rather coarse and blurred,
but the appearance is such as not to excite
suspicion On the right hand lower corner
are the words POST OFFICE. In the counter
feit, thewords run together, thus, rosrorF1cE;
in the genuine, the words are divided, thus,
POST oFFICR.
, 1863-05-20

EOR SALE-One hundred feet on
J. South Clark street At the corner Of Harrison with
hye stores and one dwelling house. In1nire Of f. s.
WILLIAMS: No. Methodist Block, Chicago.
, 1863-05-20

w ANTED-Corrcspondencc.-
W Three ycnrg gerts n the ARMY Of shc cumhcr-
lard good 1cokthE and between tie age Of Il and Il
tve yourE hetes With view 10 frieats:Ap. love
n,,t; 'nony. address. with photograph and re:ei1c
B7arhlc Co. a. 3sth Ill Vols. Mus1t eeabo,o. Tenn
ttLT.n
, 1863-05-20

IosT.-A domestic in the family Of DR..
Fisher, who can lily bear the loss, was unfor-
tunate enough yesterday, to lose twenty
dollar and five dollar gold piece, while on
her way to the Bank from Monroe street via
Wabash avenue, Washington and Clark street
to Lake. She was about to send the money
to her sick mother, and it is hoped the finder
will return it 10 this office for her.
The New York herald., 1863-03-19
THE FIREMEN.

AT SPECIAL MEETING OF ATLANTIC HOSE
n Tompany No To- held at the carriage house. March
ls the following preamble and resolutions were una
Wher as il has pleased the Almighty God take from
late worthy member and associate, John
EeParin,
Resolved That in his death have to the loss OF
friend and society the loss o of its brightest
ornaments strictly honest and honorable in ali the
OF life he enine nty distinguished for his be
neyslence ana Kindness of heaIt
Resolved That offer our sincere coincidence and SYM
patby TO hts bereaved wife and relatives.
Resolved That the members OF the company attend the
funeral Is a mark of respect TO deceased friend
Resolved That of these proceed be sent TO his
widow and relatives and also be published in the New York
Herald and Sunday Mercury.
The New York herald., 1863-03-19

T 1"o 0oHH
CHIMP QUARrKRMAsrER's OvvIcs,
DEPOT OF WAsHrscToN,
CORNER EIGHTEENTH q STREETS,


CHrsr QuARrxRnAsrxn's Ovnos,)
DEroT OF WAsHIycroS,
oGVssE Wssn,.T E1caTETs1H Y y ASD sJREsss ,ass
Sealed propo.s. Win a this oaiss un Friday
nsn me e for Sn. ~ SS ssss
Hundred 6ushs: and toao65 one Sundred ]
.%sssy put up bales. and
as u. up in
Oats will BE- received BY weight at ts2) thytwo pounds
Sacks be furnished without extra charge the govern
The Corn 70 be Of good merchantable quality put up in
Corn viii be received BY weight t ntysix pounds to
Sacks to be furnished without charge to the govern
Delivery 70 be made in the city q Washington within ss
twenty days from ps PsSsosAIs 6iss 8 1s contract
"a II AK ss:s:
and entirely distinct from and
The q III name aud post Office address of the bidder
the bid ismaas in the name Of nrm the Of All
ne or me bid % be as e
Proposals. from disl0ya parties win no. ts considered
PROPOSAL. must 30 addressed TO oolsnel 2 H Rackes
8 any
- rss .1s .s,', .sSs -a, :, -. ~ GUARANTEE.
e Ss be
Official certificate of the clerk OF the District
or OF the United States District AttOrney
Bidders must be when the bids
ed or their proposals will not be considered.
Bonds equal in amount half the be received
the contract signed by the contractor and both Of his
tors viii be required Of the successful bidder signing
the contract;
As the bond accompany the contract will be
for the bidders to have their bonsmen with hem
to have bonds signed N anticipation and ready to be
Blanks for bonds be application being
made at this Office either personally, by letter by ele-
graph.
We, -, OF the county of - and State OF -, and
-, Of the county of -, and State of -, do hereby
guarantee that is able to fulfil contract in accordance
with the terms OF his proposition and that should his
position be accepted he will at once enter into contract In
accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him prepared to
become his sureties
Ito this guarantee must be appended the Official certificate
INSPECTION. DELIVERY. &c.
All Hay, Oats Corn contracted under thsA dver
tsement will be rgdly inspected, and such as does
of good merchanabe quality will be jeced
Payment be made upon the completion Of each contract
thereafter tbs Chief Quatermaser shall be in
funds.
Any informally in the bid -conformance with the
terms OF this will insure the rejection of the
proposal
Delivery to at the railroad depot OF
government wharyes in the city Of Washington.
reject any all bids that he may deem too hi.h;
D. II. RUCKER,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
Depot OF Washington.