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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-04
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

We give below List'of all the Public Officers
in this County. with their post offices, for the
convenience Of those having business with or de-
siring to communicate with said ofiyers: n SE4s
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cS A valuable piece OF furniture, present
ed to the nag. ship Hartford, by the Common
Council Of the city OF Hartford, has been MISS
spg, and q court Of inquiry has been instituted
20 scertsin the circumstances connected with
sfs disappearance.
~ DIR. Cummings has selected the year 1867
~ the close ofthe present economy. He believes
Tat the last desperate battle before the end of
the wori d will take place near jerusalem be-
tween France, England and Russia
~ The Bangor " hig states that Maine will
receive nearly half a million dollars for her
surplus potato crop this season, besides what
indirectly comes from animals fed in part from
the same crop.
~ Prof. Emmons, the eminent geologist,
who has lately been making . geolopical sur.
vey Of the State Of North Carolina, died in that
State on October 1st
~ Provost Marshal Nugent, Of New York,
has been presented by his staff with silver SET
costing several hundred dollars.
: ~ The Saxonville mills, in Rhode Island,
have contracted to furnish 81, 900 army blankets
At 6ak cents per pound.
81 Mrs. David WEIGH, of Pownal, VT, COM
United suicide few days ago by swallowing
pounded glass.
~ Gold has been discovered in Coaticook,
q. E., in considerable quantities, and quite an
excitement has been created thereby.
~ John H. Anthem, Esq, a son of the we'll
Known classical author, has been appointed
City Judge OF New York.
~ The wife of Gen. Osrerhaus died IN ST.
Louis on the 5th inst.
~ Philadelphia has three hun dred and fifty-
seven public schools.
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0KPHAKg COURT. DIsrHIor OF COLUMBIA,
Ellen Miller and George W. Miller, stoe =,
q 0aaIies Millsr, deceased: the administrators
s navs With the APPRECIATION of the Orphans
04u!t 81 Maehineton county aft resaia Appointed
as.1 the lat day Of be. next. for the
esfste OF sid deceased and Of the assets IN hand
n, er - tns same have been collect ed ard turned
heirs OF said aeeeaesd are notified to attend Sat
the Orpnans Court OF Washington ccuntv atore
oAld, Win their claims properly vOuched or they
may otherwise by Law be excluded from ali bens.
nt In said deceassd1 estate: provided . conv N
this order be published once Q week for frbrea
weeks In the Evening Star previous to the said
list day of December, 1858. 80 sara
Test: Q @. ROBBINS,
no B laWSW Register of Wills
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THE EVENING STAR.
az WILL G0!s
tGenesis, "a: ST.


rive have often thought that Rebekah.s on
Asnd acceptance Of her FIRST offer Of mIrriage
was o DANGEROUS exampie-hsr proposed hus.
band, too, being forty wears old! Bnt In the
following sweet poem 1t is made ont to be the
MI for all iove-naking Eds. Home Joxraas.
= "I will COL" Yes leaving all
All the life that erst knew;
q, FORMER loves, or great or small
Ceptered in this one view:
Leaving all, love tb ee So
Wsth thee, chosen 4 will 20.
] will go-from girlhood here.
Sunny with its heme-born love
lreo woma ms higher sphere
Where IN lights end shadows meyes
And lies cares thea ahall know.
Ist, answer, viii 60.
II yM go-to bless thy way,
s0Aeer thu With 9sntls voice,
,aiiWaAe the happyeyery day,
80 IN thy hELiest smile rejoiee;
Al thy cares and jo{s y know
Will soto walk with thee
On the rugged path Of life;
lvaM try Gelp to be-,
Shariug with thee in the strife:
81 1 will ever leave thee-no-
Tin God calls mel will go.
win eo-stsnd at thv side.
In the suns hine, in the shade,
I will let no cloud divide
his one life our two have made:
Nobler, stronger. love shalt grow.
Reaching heavenward-I will go.
.-B0iltss Spr1ns, Feo Jersey. J. u. Z,
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TRAVELNRS' DIRECTORY.
aaLTIa0RK AND OHIO RAiLkOAD,

DkLI1mO0A ANO OnAV 1S0AssesDs
g.
On end a1ssr Tueedsy, August u -, DAIa1
3RAIND Will Be resumed between WASHIN0TVM
~ WHuDHIN6 and PARKARSBu16s md M
tAetveen WA9H1N0x0N end BALTIAOAAs y
1OS PHILADHLPHIA, Nlw Y0RK Desf0N.
Leave Washington ats and Ills 3. n. and 81
3. i.sdays Il So. n. osly.
FOB BALTIlfORl.
Lssyssts 9. ssnd n:as :: a ssd : Z ..1 sS 2
FOR ALL PARTS Oh TIN WEST.
Leave Warrington st s so Q. n, and 5, 8, and $50
Pm, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday ct and
THIS j. tAe only route b. which Baggage can b
CAeeked Through from WdsAiastoa.
1V1 WASHINGTON AND THl SOUTH.
leave baltimore for WaahiAGton ct l.Sp, and ID
-. ma ~. and 8D. N. On sundaysat 40 an1
Ihs third and afth trains only nom Baltimore
ma ne arst and fourth trains from WasAinSton,
stop at way points.
FOR ANNAPOLf0,
Leave 0Slttmore ct Q. m and D, n.
Leave Washinoton At 8 O. M snd a m,
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
For further Information, tickets OF every kind.
DO, apply to g. 8. K0ONTZ, Ascent. af Waehine.
ton station, or at the Ticket ofhce.
Master ct rrsnspoztstson.
4. II. COLI. General Ticket Agent. an 8-0
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nkxHANs COURT, DIsrncr or oo,r,.,.
Sss,sen = Bow Sasnsy; Iorm I'm the case Of
deossssd the sdnin,strstor Aforesaid hs.o isssi,
re appronenon OF the Orphan CSurt Of WIN
ST asI q novembsr neat. the fnsi .stsi the
ana oasn2sIoS OF We Rsfsonsl estate Of SAID de.
haye hssD collected and turned into MONEYS san. sane
Court Of Washinstoa county aforesaid Wiz ana
elaims properly youch cd, or they may othervsss
osasedb estate pr. vidsd . copy Of this order Be
yublishad once q wsek for three weeks in the
1venins Star, previous to the raid 19sh day Of NO.
vemesr, 1858 Test: z, G. ROBBINS.
no lav3w' Register Of Wills,
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psORosALs RoA xATloNs BOB 1864.
QuAssHRnAsrR1's OFFIoE,
-at7lT5 u, 8 MAMIE OOAPS,

eOAs's1T5Issrgns, .. 9ss1 Se:,,
WAsHIHoToN, Oct. l6, lS6s
uns!l oeleeS 3 e: oiths istI %. Ssy p N:ysnSsf
81 TIE following stations, during the year of 1854.
Chariesto 1n, Me.sAohu.stts
Elooklyn, LonE Island. New York.
RWha .ss kan bi:s :s II Ssinms
Issf ratien 70 eon.iss q three auast.r: Of :
bread. male Of extra sups.ans aoar. q n, lieu
or o. pound Of hard Srssd, q the option Of ths
4 sn
and ssK pounds Of Zee; aftesn g,unds Of GOOD
pound Of sperm csndies or ons- an f.n1t6 pounds
Q. sdamantine candles or one ana :. halt pound.
sunarsd pounds Of potatoes to each huaarsd rss
The increased allowance of four ounces Of -four
or bread. and the allowance Of potatoes - ahoye
Mt insurrection and the ration be provided
by law and esS'stioss, on the list Of July ISL
commsndins eficss Of esca station eithsr bulk
BY the single ration aud 81 ali consist Of the best
ind ma asnsd 20
Al BIDS must Be- accompanied by the following
guarantee:
Form Of Guarantee,
ano ~. sf@, in the State Of -. he reby guar
aUtee that in case the foregoing bid Oft for
sSs after the Of the
and IN case The said shall fail 70 enter int
contract a. aforesaid, We guar .ntee TO make good
the differences between the offer Of said - and
that which may be accepted
A. B. Guarantsr
WitL ess: @. D., Gusrantor.
E.F
1873.
hereby certify that the above named - are
known to me az mer of property. and able to make
good their guarantee G.. H.
To be signed BY the United States District Judge,
Unitsd States District Attorney, COiiec,or)
No proposals will be considered unless accoul-
panied by the above guarantee.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Rations
for 1854 !" and addressed to the unc ersigned.
w. b SLAOK,
ocl7-wfw Major and Quartermsster.
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nRPHANS' COURT. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
~ Wss4inston Comfy, 10 ant in the case OF
deceased the admnistrAtTix aforsssid has with Ii
appreciation OF the Orphans Court Of Washington
Say Of November next, for the anal settlement and
OF the personal es tate Of said deceased.
ossn collected and turned into money; when and
aere ~ the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
Mssninston county Aforesaid, } with their claims
SoRSss sonchsd or they may otherwise By laW be
eASi99td rom all benefit In said ceceased,s estata
S.oxceo COPY OF this order be published oncs 4
IN 70 re veeks In the Evening Star previous
q. 90 z. C. ROBBINS
800. Register of wills
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1861 THE 1865
rEWNsYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

rENSSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROxD
~ = g
rs ,1nsr-oEEz Ed + sS sSHH;s.'on.
SPEED. sAfsT! AND ooa5osFi 1--''
s4aaAe, ou.o1-D rHE Sgsf a. sa0n dust
.l 1Hsbs RA1hE f. F55A FfH4 sBGs
o1osz ooNs Hs 4 sasP II R;sl ainxRn1sBuze
NORTHERN IL o fHs1ns X r. sais11noAp.
rH. GREAT A. d !S5H'Rs nour.
WASHINGTON HNb BALr1MoRz
WEST. NoRr2W VI RSIn. zH n Is sourHw.s-.
The Northern Central Railroad Company, northsas
o.7ss.
sFL1HDID SLIPPING OARS On ALL HIaK7
snok1He AID SALOON St oARs ON ALL rRA1Hs
FROM Washington.
sas M safs the Win t ana
.nd S.y 3 q: trains On Tie Northern GENITAL Ran:
and s,us Il aRs
sii psr Il shs Il! %s: Central Railroad for
rom " point
2 a:;G9. c ssf k. as
Pit.s%9.S Nth Steamer; ~ shies ac9d. g.
sS5s Of =; S6l eo..
1pRia Wisscnsi1 HissouIi, Ks1:.s Ar1ans.s, snH
4 g Il iaa OH
b; tS. and ,sBgsrs At. the
SaS kxTSs e SEs sfsia e ca rom so..,
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pRoposALs FOR Ray, STRAW. AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QuARrERnAsTER's OFFIoE, J

ASSISTANT QUARrRRhAsTRR's OFFIoE,)
Forage Department, corner G and I'd SITS )
WAsHIHofoH, D. O., october 10th ls6s.S
Written Proposals are invited for furnishing Hay,
Straw, Oats and Corn, for the of this Depot to
Be delivered a the Railroad Depot or At any
The Proposals. to be addressed to the underlined
and they should state the quantity Of each article
offered, also the price and date OF delivery.
Proposas will be received for dve thouf and q O0O)
bushels OF Corn Oats and dfty t0) tons Of Hay or
straw and upwards, unless il should b Tor the in
terest Of the Government to contract for 8 less
amount
All grain to be put up in good sacks, Of about
two t2j bushels each, which are to be Furnished et
the cost Of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to Be securely b.led.
AL Grain and Hay and Straw offered to be sub-
1act to . rigid inspection By the Government In
spect0r.
the lowest responsible bidders. the interests OF
the service may require.
ful6llment Of any contract made under this ad7er-
Payment to be made at the com pletion Of the
contract 3. l.. BROWN,
OcZ8.n
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PROPOSALS.
q as.T uuARlYrN,R oAVALRY BUREAU,l
f9rvton NO STA q eSRnAP. =

"a 0ryfo1 No 374 q sSlsaf.
Washisgfea. u. G, Novsm osr y. lsS
O'Clock n. Eoveneer is. fer the prtvtlegs ef OBJ
tsinins I'll ths ansmals vtisa may die % the CAV
AIRY Depot GieAboro'. d. q.
HiA1eys MI sfsfss the amount par animal.
The rarty to = HON the pfivilsee T. awarded viii
vsy fSsm far anon n ffpm ths HMitA Of the Depot
to sysid Ill nuisance eitt or e. the Depot or the
eitixsna IN TIE yfeipitv. - ----~---5.-
P,osoasls viii % rsoeiyed ct the same tine for
fhs m Of tho anure which may aeoum ulate
v,ihin thS limits Of the Depot, The manure also
ROE ds viii be req If a from the party Awarded
SO0l far the faithful DeffUfmsnco Of the sipula
tens sgreed upon. Etfg ~ "a s. Is fl ~ 4
Ousrsermaster monthly. ! $50 49, - -
Proposa must be addressed 70 0aptafn q. A. Du
be endorsed On Tie snvslope Proposals. for Dead
HOrSeDH no Is Sc
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Headquarters, Pyoyost MarsAdrs OFce,
WasAiaokoa ~ O.. Nov. 10, 1861 }

Headquarters, PYocost Marshars 0fsce,
wasAineten. D. G, Nov. n 10
SpecieJ Orders No Sin view OF the immense
amount Of Government properly located Or
stored in various sections OF THIS clsY, snu sue
danger thereto by hre and otnerwise aIIsins
rom the lawles: ACTON , % oSsaiasd In the
vicinity where this property Is necessarily lo-
Gated ar stored it il directed that from the date
Of this order the sale Q, n ts o
calities named herein, to VIII:
Snnares 116 III, l39 and 40, 80 much thereof
as front on Mineteentn ana ~ Streets In the
Squares 1877, 13s, 139, 156, 159. 100, ISL, and
$50 so much thereof as front on Seventeenth,
Eighteenth. NJ and streets, In vicinity OF
Seventeenth street and ambulance parks.
Squares u, 81 40, Al, AZ, 43, ~, Sc, So, 81, SIS,
81 81 So SO, CO. ~ n, 70 SO. 81, &C. -, 81, lO2,
1a, io4 ia ial 2a, 49, ,4s l4a, IA, in the First
Squares Z 9, Q. TO- Is, 49, 70 IN the vicinity OF
sonares i65 and 1866, so much thereof as front
on Il and Seventeenth street, in the vicinity OF
SQUARES 1O7, 1a6, i63, 1874, 1874, 1875, so much
thereof as front Connecticut avenue, Seven.
teenth, Eighteenth and X streets, in the vicinity
Squares Az. 473, sol, SOP. 500, In vicinity OF
Sixth and Sc tn. street wharvas.
Squares 573 57i, $40, 631, 632 633 63i, 6s1, 6s3,
squares, being in vicinity of railroad depot and
Soldiers Retreat.
Squares 72s, 10, 731, ia, 735. $50. 76O, In vi
Gin ~ Of Capitol and Carroll Prisons and Bar.
racks.
On any place within four squares Of Bla-
densburg Toll Gate.
On any place within tso squares Of Kendall
Green park.
On any place within tyo squares OF Railroad
park.
Any house in the above.described localities
convicted of selling liquor to citizens or SOL
diers, will be closed, and the proprietor i'm
prisoned for such time as the nature OF the Of
tense may warrant, the liquors on the premises
confiscated, and the house permanently clos ed.
shall, endorsed ny the Mayor and Chief of
Police, will be placed in the hands Of an officer,
to report whether any specified person may be
permitted 10 sell, under license to citizens only;
but only in exceptional cases will permits be
given. BY command of
HENRY b. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. s. BAKER, Lieute nant and AdJutant
5.2w
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III q a.
SPRING AND SUMNER eOR1DULl
OF TEE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SPRING AND SUMMkH SOH0DUL1
sAlr1mcnE AND ONO RAILROAD.
ga
PROM wAsHIN9r0H oIrYl
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO 1HA
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
A..ins u: 9uiers.s Tire Ana tie Only ae.,:
Tn ns Ssh CHECK for B.ssase from Wsshinssoa
oity VIII ZEE. 0hsnssSs of Ss1: than on sns
FouR DAILY TRAINS IRON wAsHINaTos
maxim. rams
60, at 7:sA: 4: IN: " y g !. =. .o,n...,,.
Relay With III Ta fE. WITT ssGn sa'tin'F''
connection Il &ashing TO. Junction Relay Housej
vish Train leaving BaItimSrs at 3. "a. r.
male connection with Train leaving baltimore Il
81 e syz zs HoS 9H1 x TIE
TAis Is tie Only Route by s0Asch Through Tickets ~
TArougA Baggage Checks can BE- procsrsd
#e in Washington.
the most Superior finish, attached to Night Trains.
SHORTEST AND MOST D1R1or ROUTE
COLUMBUS, DAYroN, log1sH1LLz, GIN
OINNATL INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA
HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHIOAGO,
deo de-, de-,
~w.IH LESS oHAHeRs OF OARS THAN BIT Az
OTHER ROUTE
~ Spsetal Notice to PASSENGERS fey ia Wan rom
ne sSsi1 fhhoUSRf
By the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONA
neSe of visiting Baltimore III desired) without
additional charge.
~O sections at the Ohio River with Oh I'VE
nA Ep Sta 2hhFk a
through them with the whole Railway System Of
of the NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST.
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply At the
Ticket Offce Washington station.
W. p SMITH, Master of Transportation
NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent. ap 7l-tf
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOBBIES, 10.
~ TYLER,S
COMPOUND sIRUP or GUM ARABIC.

This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
beer 20 long Known and extensively used that most
persons have become familiar with its xtraordinarY
SNeaey. II can be had at ell the principal Drue
stores at Is and 30 cents . bottle. % so I'm.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subecri !.
y her hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Warrington county, in the District of Columhis.
Isttsrs Of administfation, with VIII annexed. on
TIE personal estate Of Michael Il. Conrad late OF
having claims against the said deceased are Serebv
warned 70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
Of November next: they may otherwise By law BE-
excluded ffo- all benefit Of the said estate
Given under my HAND this Sd day of Noysu ber
4 D. 1855. MARY ELIZA 18th CONRAD,
no 4 1Aw3W AdminiEtratrix W A.
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CAVALRY BUREAU.
OFFICE OF DEPOT QrARrKRNASrER,

4
ashingtOn. 1853.
PROPOSALS ara solicited and will be received at
this Office until FRIDAY, 10th day of November. at
noon for the furnishins of 400 cords of good,
be elivered It the Cavalry Depot Giesboro Point,
D: O., eold.d In ranks feet high; delivery not
and inspected. Bidders will state the prices for
each i kind.cak; hiskory, pine: 49,
the Government to inspect and me ssurs the wood.
The ability of the bidder to fulfil his agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons
whose signatures must be appended to the guar
Anfee.
The responsibility Of the guarantor must be
shown by the Official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court of the United States Dis
trict Attorney.
Proposals must be addressed to Captain II A,
Dupuy, Depot Quartermaster, Cavalry D pot 374
Fl street, Wsshin Ston, D. O.. and endorsed on the
envelope !" Proposals for Wood, no 7-ls
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IN lott n. II. MILLIB.
FALL AND WINTER
Ladies' Black colorsd and scarlet oiosfs and Cir
Black, Frosted Beaver, Plush and Water Proof
snd s s9, In all
White Red, Blae and yellow Fiannsls, in all quail
e.ci and Shifting 4lannsls,
2a s;in sIs and n.1d sssin s,.!..
ass: IL s.:.; variety,
B.im ae Az ana Hoos G srirts SA''As'' &C.
Hosiery, aauntlsi Jouvins Kid vGilS9yss. @s, 60.
oe8 No. 42 Oenter Market SPACE.
RITT1NH0Us1, FAINT 4 co..
BAN X Rs.
NO. $50 p1NNsYLVANIA AVENUE,
WIN continue to furnish
q. 3. FIvE.TWENTY BONDS
~ long issued b. the Government, ct 1sr.
q. Coupon 81 OF 1851.
q. 8. T-S0 Treasury Notes.
Us. Certificates Of Indsbtsdness.
GOLD AND eILv1k B0U6AT AMD S SvLU.
Exchange on all parts OF 1uroDe and the Norshs-
Cities sold in sums to suit Dufohasefs.
Stocks and Gold bought in New York sxslusivs-
ON Commission.
jyH RITTsNH0Us1. FAINT & 90.
JAY COOKE & CO.,,
q A N X e R s.
Ne. 452 Fifteenth Street.
VI SEAL CONTINUE 70 YuRHIsl
UNITED STATES
FIVE. TWENTY BONDS
st par until further notice.
- Persons desiring information ooncsrnins this
loanean procure ut our counter or upon applicsti0
By mail, circulars answering ali quesIions that msy
arise.
WB BUT AND SELL ALL ISSUES or
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TBuABURY NOTIa
O1T11IOATEes AND vOU0HlRe,
COLIN, CURRENCY, AND HXOHAN91.
AID PAT PIE HIGHEST PRICES YoD
CRRTlFICA TIE CHECKS.
JAZZ COOKE & co.. Rankers.
aa ~ ]60 Fifteenth street..
OPINIONS OF THE FOUNDERS OF TIN m
~ public on Negroes - saves - Oitisen1 md
Soldiers. By George Liyerm0re; Doc.
The Re,eetsd VIE: By Mr.: Gs1ssns; q.
-. 0la HonsGs.sa rBI. A IRE; stsshsss; o..
oonfederate {o1acisll 1eDogts Of Battles: ozN
6Owmanb HouAehoN Book of Science: 41ns
Nay1 Constitutional History Of 1neian6. 4 vccla:
eS. Toe 80 yRANCK TAYLO1,
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DROPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.
SENATE OF THE UNITED srArxs.

Office of the Sergeant at Arms,
Washin gton, October Fl, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ct this ONCE
until IL pollock noon of SATURDAY the 2lst day
Of next for the delivery in the vaults Of
tons $40 lbs TO the toni Of large Egg or steam
boat-furnace White Ash Coal. The Coal il to be Of
the presence of the Ohief Engineer to the 6enate,
or his assistant, and to be delivered above on or
Alec, proposals. for Ike character will be received
for the delivery, at the same place. on or before
Wood thoroughly seasoned
Tho Coal and Wood to be packed away In the
vaults, - the Chief Engineer shall direct.
GEO. r. BROWN,
90 Gid Sergeant farms q g. Senate.
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PROPOSALS.

SyIALID PROPQ8ALA AA1 IavlfnD TILL
y 4he 3ist day efAovemker. 1865. g . m. for fur
nisliIK the eunsistsnee DspsKtmmt WITH 90 900
n;ds viIl 30 fecsiysd for what De Enown e. Nos.
1, 4, aad 8, and for asy portion less than the
S,Ss h dupiieass for the different grades should
h ron eeperate sheets Of 1Arer.
The delivery Of the Flour 70 &c commenoed With
tnor.Star = the Government may direct. &C the
~ 81 n last 500 barrels daily. dsysreA either
q the e3eyeFnment wharshouse u GeorsetoWn.
s &c SSsSyss. Or q the rsiiresa essos. VISA
hi costys.ta must b completed within thirty
EARS FROM the erenina OF the BIDS
nefs. or such other funds - the Government may
have for disbursement -,
tusf before the Flour IL received.
An cath Of allssiance must accompany cSen PIG.
No bid viil s. entsrtainsd from parties Who have
previousy 1aisod to comply with their DICE OF HoA
Bidders OF present 70 reapond.
The barrels to b entirely new ana o. oe1a ~
made yePS stYnne of new materials. and head uneo
No Flour viii be received which 10 not rssn
BIDS 70 be directed 70 Lieutenant yoIonei g.
BELL, Q. g., U. ,. A.. Washington, D g., and In
dorne6 Prorosals for Flour - no N-td
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nROPO6AL6 4OR Army TRANSPORTATION

| OsIIos Or zHH Dnror QuAR1saxAsr.a,
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p.r FL 10 D. pound: for loo miles. Il Which they vii
Transport said stores in each of the months from
April e september. inclusive. Of the years 1864
Route No. ,. Prom Forts Leavsnvorth and Riley
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pot 40 may be establish cd in the Territory Of New
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xl.ons and Stats Of Texas west Of Longitude los
state the rate per 100 pounds for 100
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exceed 10 90 600 pounds on Route No. l. Is 900 400
pounds on Route No J, and 100 900 pounds on Route
No additional per centage will be paid for the
transportation OF bacon, hard bread, pine lumber,
| shingles, or any other stores
Bidders must give their names in full, Ss well as
| their place of residence and each proposal must
/ be accompanied by a bond in the sum OF ten hOus
| and dollars, signed By two or more responsible
persons, guaranteeing that In casa . contract IL
awarded for the route mentioned in the proposal to
| and entered into ard good and sufi oent security
furn' shed by said parties In accordance with the
| terms of this advertisement
The amount of bonds requ ired viii be IS follows
On Route No. I-"....-~.. -. . i"o o oS
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Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solvsney
of each bidder and perssn offered IS security will
| Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army
Ira separation Routes Gos. !. 2, ORG" as the
| case may be, and none will bs entertained unless
they fully comply with all the requirements OF THIS
| advertise ment
| Parties to whom Awards made must be pre-
pared execute contracts ~ and to give thu
required bonds for the faithful performance OF the
| same.
Contracts will be made 81 beet to the approval Of
| the Qua, t. rmaster Gene ral but the right il
served to reject or all bids thai N 81 be offered
| Contractors must be in readiness for service BY
he rst day of pIi 1854 they will be required
to have plsce OF business agencies a. in the
| vicinity Of Ports L, avenworth and Union, and
other depots that Gay be established 1t Which they
| may be communicated with promptly and Eeadily
| ocsO I'd Major and Quartsrmaster.