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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-27

M ORIG AGEES SALE.-Will be sold
ANA at Public Auction. on TUESDAY, May 18th, A.
D. 1861 at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, the premises
the blowing described Estate and all benefit equity
Of redemption o Daniel r. Pratt and Ann NJ Pratt or
their heirs executors administrators assigns therein,
VIZ: certain lot of land situated in Worcester and
bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning the south.
west corner thereof at land of r. G. Partridge upon
private passage way Of said PARTRIDGE, at n fence,
thence norhsry by said passage way, forty eight feet
and five inches,to land now formerly of White
more thence by land Of said Whitemorc easterlv forty
seven feet SIX inches t3 or late ofJos Walker
thence souherly by aid Walkers land and land now or
late Of Ann Cotton nifty eet and inches to land
said Partridge thence westerly by lard said Partridge
0rtyseven feet six Inches TO the place ofbegnnng. Said
LOT is situated between Austin and Chatham Streets
the city OF W9ieester Oh said private OF l.. O. Part
ridge and VIII be sold IN pursuance OF power
contained In certain mortgage pivenby Daniel Pratt
ana Ann NJ Pratt TO George r. Rice, dated the second
dav Of February. ID 1859. and recorded In the Wor
cester County Registry of Deeds Book 6O5 Page 2l3 de-
fault having been made in the condition said mort
gage The terms of the sale will be cash. and the ncces
sarY deeds TO the title The premises will ready
as soon thereafter is possible For further particulars
inquire OF A McF. DAVIS, Attorney, No. 1888 Main
ST Get. GEORGE II RICE.
Worcester, April IS, 1862 dapls&27ts
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WALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE

" ALU ABLE LUIS FOH SALE.
The LOT on Lincoln street, opposite the mansions
of F. H. MOen and G. Thompson, Esqrs., suitable for
the erection of Machine Shops. Boot tRHfactory or
Block Of Houses, Will be sold low The Lot fronts on
Lincoln street III feet and is $50 feet doep bounded west
by Mill Brook, Snd is the line of the Railroad
Three Lots On Front street, suitable for Stores, adjo
ing the new store of George ess0ns the Of
Front and rumbull streets; also the lot on
Trumbull street. now occupied as wood yard.
FRANCIS IL. DEWEY,
mCh2S diff Main street.
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
"A STATE At AUCTION.-Will be sold at Public
Auction, OH WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of May next,
the premises about rs ct land in the village of
Quinsl almond, the street the Works. being
lots No. To- H. H. II 49, 49, 90 ~ IS, 80 go 81 and
50, on plan OF los made by Valentine, surveyor and
recorded in tao Registry of Deeds; tree Building Lots
on the load leading from Worcester to Qainsigamond;
eleven Building Lots the hill south CT n. Washhurns
Iron Works, being lots IL 49, 20, 81 3d. 81 S. 55 SO.
and 81 on Pond Fosters snrvey; Building Lot
Chandler street, near house OF Elisha Freeman.
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock NJ, with the
lots in Quinsigamond Sale positive, 10 close nsol
estate
Terms ioeral, which will be made known at time and
place OF sale WILLIAM MlXTER,
Assignee of Estate of Spencer Field.
Worcester, April "a. 1868. dts ap27
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SOLUTION OF COP 4RTNER.
~ stfP.-Sotice is hereby given that the copartner
ship heretofore existing, under lie and style Of
PUTNAM E CLARK of Worcester, is dissolved by mutu
al consent harics V. Putnam is authorized 10 settle
the debts of the firm, and receive all paymen hts due
them. CHARLES V. PUTIN AM.
SEW Eli CLARK
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GUARDIANS SALE-By license of
~ Probate Court will be sold at Public Auction on
MONDAY. May llt1, 1869, at o'clock in the alter
noon, on the premises the following mentioned Real
Estate All the interest Of Mary Eliza Forbes, MIL
bury, in one undivided halt Of Brick House and the lot
connected herewith, containing about third of
acre aud situated in said Mlbury I'm the Armory Viii
LACE being the homestead estate lately owned and oc
cupicd by Elias Forbes, Esq, Of Mbury deceased.
sILAS DUNTON, Guardian.
Millbury, April 20 1853 d3sM*
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n 0 r S A L E
Beautiful. Original Oil Paintings.

MIR. EDWARDS has flushed many original OIL
PAINTINGS of Native and Foreign Scenery, when h9
offers for sale. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 70 @
and examine them Views of Gentlemen Estaes, fnt
traits of Favore Cattle and Dogs Painted ino'0"e"
instruction given in every department Of t1e Art
studio Nos Is and 20 Flagg's Building,
mchg d3m "''e'',
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49, LIST AURTsT, &c gives special attention to
ss%the treatment of ali diseases Of the Eve and
49, Ear, at his ofi,e, l05 Main street, Worcester
Hours from A. N. to u N and 10 P. NJ. eyery day
except Sunday. Consultation gratis.
sz8@ Residence Ia Liberty street. dtf ial2
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= FARM FOR SAFE UPTON.

};& FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,
fliiv MASS.-rne Farm now owned and o cupied by
t44Az he widow PhH RawS0n situated in the norher
~ part OF Upon, the road from Upton westboro
two and one ha miles tr IN the centre of Upton and
four miles from WestbOro Depot; one fourth of mile
from school Contains l66 acres of excellent Land.
divided into Moving. PastIraRe, and Tage with about
~ acres Of good Woodland, and Cranberry Meadow
~ acres good two story H0Ese 40 by 20, with 30
by IL. Barn nesrly new, 90 by 36 Corn Barn and
WOOdhouse, 40 BY Is Spring water brought to the
house and nam. The farm cuts hay enough to Oil the
barn. he alb i've farm will be sold a bargain Most
Of the purchase money cal remain on mortgage.
FOR particulars enquire OF the subscribers.
MOSES A. DAWSON. UPTON. Mass.
y. j RAWSOE, West BoylstOr.
linton. March A. 1851 DIFF nnch5
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NlN8. MOLT. MEDICAL ELEcrnIcIAN.

Worcester, April 6, 1868,
N: Charles V. tutnam will continue to carry OF
the business at the old stand NO. l43 Main street
APT DIFF
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4 GUARDIANS SALE.-.By license of
~ Probate Court will be sold at Public Auction on
MONDAY May llth, 1865 at o'clock in the after.
noon on the premises, the following mentioned Real
Estate: All the interest Of Edwin Il. Witherby and
sarah T. Wtherby, Of Worcester, in undivided half
OF Brick House and the lot connected herewiil con-
tfinlng about onethrd Of acre, and situated in Ar
morg Village in sait Mihury 1t being the homestead
of MillbuTy, deceased f'
CALVIN X. WIrHERBY, Guardian.
Millbury, April 90 1868. d3sMt
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TT H 3 NJ A SON & hAMLIN
CABINET ORGAN.

N@SctdaS iReited to call and eTQmiae The tlapor-
TAM improvements in Mason Ha1lH's Ca6iRet Or ans
placing Msa FAR IN ADVANCE of other iRstrH-
BleHtS Of their class.
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IhNYINS, HAIR DRESS-

WIN. H. JANKINS' HAIR DRESS
w ING AND BATHING ROOMS, where Gentle
,ar can he accommodated in the most approved styie
re. sing and Bathing Rooms are also sttach-
e tor tne accommodation Of Ladies' Also Az knds OF
60, io Ill On hand or made to order. Chdren's hair
,f II, he most approved manner. Capable Females
win be in attendance IN the ladies' department
n "a --Cagb paid for hair DIFF ape
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NXECUTOR'S SALE.-By license Of

N,NEOU IUhO bALE.-By license Of
~ Probate Court, will DO sold at Public Auction on
MONDAY, May llth 1858, at o'clock in the after-
noon on the PREMISES all OF the Real Estate lately
owned by Elias Forbes, Esq, Of Millbury, deceased,
consisting of undivided half of Brick House and
lot connected herewith aiming about third of
an acre. and Situated blackstone street I'm
Village, IN said vi bury. Also, the Land adjoining said
lot, consisting of about three one house lot
about thFeet0urths of acre. situated near the house
owned by James Dixie About thirty acres of Moving
and Pasturng Land, the house of Sylvester Stock
well, on said Blackstone street Also, right inter
est in certain Pc Meadow, being about threc-fourths
Of an acre and adjoining the called Stoekwcll farm
Il. t. FORBES, Executor.
AILlbury, Aprl 20, 1863. d3sAls
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EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
= REAL ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
The Real Estate at the of Southbdge and Salem
streets consisting Of large tw0stOry Dwelling Honse
convenient for two families and large lot of
land Connected with the above is a large Bakery.
mo" doing good business) stable, &c. The Real Es-
tate with the Baking business the business separate
VIII be sold at bargain, and the Bakery let The
teams tools, &C. in good condition. sell account of
ill health
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
the premises
apl4 d3w& j. aURDODK
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DIANO FORTES and MELODI-
Il ANS for sale and to rent, by
jal2 dtf $ R. LELAND, As Front street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17

kSThose who complain that Cur NAVY has
accomplished nothing, will do well to make a
note of the faoi that since the war broke on
I,O45 blockade runners have been Captured. of
which 5l7 were schooners, 479 steamers. 13l
sloops, 80 brigs, 90 barks, Is ships and M
smaller crafts. "
The following singular announ cement
appeared in the New York Herald: ask
bridesmaids and groomsmen wanted, by q
couple about to be married, who have but few
frie nds IN this city, and wish to be handsomely
united To respectable parties fair compen-
sation will be given. Address, etc !"
@Chicago received $4,000 hogs in one week
recentiy-in continuous line they Woulo iofIu
hog telegraph $50 miles long, or sausage
line $500 miles in length-enough TO reach from
San Francisco 10 New York.
~The Southern Confederacy is not salts
fed with the Bible as it isl A commissions,
with Bishop General Polk at the head, has
been appointed by the Episcopal Council to
revise and get up version to suit rebeldom
and slavery.
aSMrs Ripgross, a war widow, eloped from
John keehan, leaving three children behind.
The very day she left her husband arrived
home furlough.
s~The New York Central railroad is SIS
miles long. Such an affair would be the pride
of little place like Europe, but it is nothing
for America.
~ indianapolis is becoming immoral. Four
bErgIaries, three cases OF garoting, ten knock
downs. one attempt at rape, and fourteen thefts,
is the record for four days.
- A man in Greene county, Ohio, recently
KILLED his sister-in- law, beca use she refused TO
allow him to take improper liberties with her.
~ Gov. Tod has issued a letter to the keeper
OF the Ohio penitentiary exonerating him from
all blame ON aooouns 81 Jonn IMorgan's escape
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TOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

EoR HOLIDAY RESENTS
Just Received at
P. j. BELLEW CO.'S,
SO Sc VENTR STREET.
Established in 1866
The largest, choicest and most valuable stock Of
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
ever opened in Washington; ever article of which
We guarantee to be Double Extra Silver Plated in
the best material and full weight of silver.
R5 dozen Rogers Brothers A No. l. Dorhi. DAtra
Silver Plated Forks and Spoons.
100 elegant Breakfast and Dinner Castors, every
variety in the trade, begin to sell at $3.50 to
S3c.s
Goblets, Cups, Mugs, Cake and Card Baskets in
quantity.
Elegant Butter Dishes, Fruit Dishes, Walters,
&C., &c.
Splendid double wall Ice Pitchers, richly orna
mented
Egg Stands, elaborate Tea Sets, SIX pieces, best
quality.
Soup Ladies', Butter and Fruit Knives, Mustard
and Salt Spoons, with full assortment of other
goods in this line.
We guarantee to cell at or near the manufac-
turer's prices, freight added.
Housekeepers and the public generally are re-
specially invited to give early call before
purchasing elsewhere.
P.J. BELLEW & CO.,
$40 Seventh street,
la of Odd EelInws' Hall.
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The whole Of the side amor to be made from the
best iroz ends and edges to square and straight
and psned true 70 the si.es given. To be delivered
The WI ole of the iron to be of = quality that will
bear tensile strain of twenty-five tz2) United
afRtes tons to the square inch
NO IA. Iln be received cept from parties
Ana their s}f st 9Hn this Ea..
. contract win be awarded.
Particulars will be given on application to the
eommandant Of the Brooklyn, New York, Navy
Yard
The contract will embrace the usual conditions
and the Department reserves the right to reject
any or al the proposals that may be made under
this advertisement, IL, In its opinion the public
interests require.
The proposition must state the price Per pound
for which each class Of the iron win be delivered
In the respective Navy Yards and must be &C com
panied By guarantee that the parties will execute
Q contract il aw arded TO them.
NofE.-The side armor for each vessel will be
double the quantity OF each size above named that
number. NOS 3awtd
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
A r II o B P l. A T e 3.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 81, 1858. 3
TEE DEPARTMENT will until the list day Of De-
esrnher next, receive proposals for the delivery At
each of the Navy Yards st Portsmouth N n !;
QAarlestown, Mass; Brooklyn. New York, and
PhiIsdelphis, Of the following described side
amor stfinsers, and deck plating for one vessel
IT each yard. The proposition may be separately
may b fer one or more vessels, but IL must en-
brace the whole of each description of IRON for
vessel that is the deck plating, the st.inssrs, or
the side sTmor may be bid for separately.
DICK ARM0R.
Eleven hundred IL lCC) wrought iron plates, m ore
less, ten (I0) feet long, thirtytwo (3ll inches
wide, and one and one half IN inch thick.
the curvature of the side line Of the weasel also,
tn fit around the turrets and matches, for which
plans will be furnished to the contractors To be
OF the best iron, ends and edges sgnere et5atgat,
and pisne1 true to the size given The whole TO be
delivered within ten (i0) months from the date OF
contract.
WROUGHT IRON sTRfNGkRs.
Three thousand and twenty 5000 lineal feet Of
iron strinSers. eight (s} inches square, except ct
the .tsfp and stem. where they will taper one way
for the length of about forty 4n) feet each end
OF the yefsel Ia about three t3)>inches These
to- inches, the ends 20 be cited together with q
proper scarph one ID foot long ons half of the
scarph TO he taken from the end of each There
VIII be four ranges of these strins on each side
81 the vessel To be made of the best iron, ends
and eggs square and straight. true to the sizes
months from the date of the contract
SIDE ARMOR
One hur dred ana forty SIX i4s plates OF 1rou sht
iron three riches Ia thickness, OF tbs fclloWin
Iens tbs and widths, viz
i p,ete Is feet long by 50 inches wide
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o r FL CT AL

ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENr,
WASHINGTON, December 4, 1903.
Notice ia hereby given that the Board OF Cru ~.
nance Officers appointed for the purpose OF eA =.
aiming officers applying to be com missioneu u as
Ordnance Omcers, OF q rank not higne, nan .sn
captain, will as semble at this once on tlo 4tn
All officers desirous Of appearing before the
Board mnst ffrst make application to that effect
to the Chisf Of Ordnance, s'a.Ihs .nea d age age,
aadnnate6 and what studies they have pursued.
SUI "a wish to appear before the Board at its
gu, meeting should file their applications as
seen g. d. RAMSAY,
ieS "a 5tst - Brig. Gen. Chief Ordnance
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GAS FITTING.
Gas FTYTHREs

W GAS FIXT1RES
w Fave In Store, and ars daily rsooiyfnR 9Aa
PI1TURl1 Of entirely New Patterns and tesiens
ana Hinish superior In style TO anything hsfetoorD
SEAred In this market.
We invite citizens generally 10 Gall and examine
our stock Of GAS and WATIR lIXTUHIe fseliua
confident that We have ths best selected etoek q
HashinGton. LF - = :
~ An Wsr in the ADORE Line intrustsd TO our
care Will be promptly attended to. =, :
MAJ ST MYERS & EoGHAN. $40 d street.
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SANTA CLAUS IS COMING

SANTA CLAUS Is COMING
TOYS!-TOYS-TOYS LTOYSLTOYS!
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
just received at
P. j. BELLEW Il co.'s,
$40 Seventh street,
The Largest and Choicest Selection OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH. AMERICAN and
GERMAN TesE and FANCY GOODS
ever opened in Washington, comprising in part
elegant Gilt and Bronze Vases. every size in the
trade, for presents; Ladies' and Gents Fancy ork
Boxes. Writing Desks, Fancy Osbas, Ladies' TRAY
cling Bags, Satchels, Richly Ornamented Cigar
Stands, Walking Dolls, . full line of China and
Wax Dolls. Fancy Match Safes. Horses, Carriages
Buggies, Wagons in thousands. Blu glss Horns Pom
Guns. Pistols, Swords, Drums, Canes, Whips with
innumerable other Fancy Toys we are Obliged To
cave oSt for want of space.
We respectfully solicit visit from every lady
a ;ssale. gentleman in the community, whsn eoave
We don't notice com petitors In r,u,r
We guarantee to sell at New York and ph;z,
phia prices H"iiAoei-
We will sell cheaper than the ebsena..
The trade zespeetfully solicited II,
count to city snd country dealers "erai ols-
Wsa,k 80 Ears 80" otsn
Uof dad a. eatsr IL, and yor ,'
~ PJ BELLEW & Eagss.
sG07th street, three doors south OF
m POL Hall.
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SHO sRV&yTH STREET. n.
P.J. 6ALLEW CO.,

~ e6N&1tJ STREET., N
Pa BALLEw & CO.,
ma NUFACTJR ERS' GENTS,
Permanently established in 1860.
QUARTERLY SALES,
Ipdepeltsnt of the great esysnce OF ali kinds Of
FANCY GOODS. &c.
We have determined net to depart from our
usual GUSTAV ar this season. We are bound TO Sell
cheaper THIS the cheapest We are agents for the
A~ie OF MeCla-ns celebrated Cocoanst and Ounce
sesd
HAIR oiLs.
C9L0GNES EXTRACTS, lie.
Also. cHRIsrIkNA'S COLoGNEs,
EXTRACTS, &e.
and Windsor TOILET SOAPs
ALSO. TAYL0Rs FANCY SOAPS.
Rnt up ~ Family Boxes to suit purchssars
Wholesale end Rs,ail
also, Fun Lines of Notions and Fancy Good.
All Of which We oner At the
Manufacsursrs' Prices, freight sddsd
The TRADE, DEALIRs,
H0UsEKEEPERs,
And PlDLARs,
Are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Philsdelphis
prices, or Perish ia tie Aaenvs.
p. J. BILLHW & co.,
ao%lm $40 Seventh street, Washington.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, January d, 1859.
In consequence OF the pressure Of business
at the War Department, Passes for citizens to
visit the Army of the Potomac will be given at
the office of Lieutenant Colonel CONRAD, 139
Pennsylvania avenue, above 10th street. j24
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THE EVENING STAR.

~nI have always been astonished," said
Mrs Smith, Sat the anxiety of young ladies for
beaux; but never pitied 8 female more than
when Miss Mount1athers left my school.
Seeing her gazing toward the sky, I asked her
what she was looking forl" THAT beaux.s
said she, /" which is told OF in Genesis as being
set in the cloud. ! wish he'd come down.
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M r D O L.
TO The AFFLICTEB.
DIR. DAVIS has again returned to the city,
ard would advise those to call upon him who are
suffering with GonoIIhea. elect, Seminal Weak.
ness, Primary Secondary and Tertiary Syphilis,
Rheum atism, 4out, Bronchitis. liar ed TOnsils,
Neuralgia, kcrofula and all Bloed and Chronic
Diseases.
FEMALE DISEASES
Treated in the mos ,Scientrfc Manner.
The Doctors Diploma from one of the frst col
leges in the United .tes bangs 10 his Off %, and
those placing themselves under niscsrs can rest
assured that they viii not be subjected to quackery
of any description.
Ali visits strictly confidential. Persons calling
will see no one but the Doctor.
Fees moderate.
Cd8ce-l So It'll street, near +, opposite Post Of
Gee, Room % up stairs no H-lmf
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DRoPOsALs FOR MORTAR SHELLS.
ORDINANCES OsyIoE. WAl DEPARTMENT., I

ORDNANCE ORyICR, war DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIEGToH, Novemb Der Is, 1868
6IALgD PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE,
until oclocA .. ni: on the I'D Of Dsosmber next,
shells in the following quantities 1t the following
a the Watsrtown Arsenal. w.tsrtown. Mass,
At the Watervleit Arsenal, West Troy, N. Y,
AT the New York Arsenal, Governors Island.
Al the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburg, Penna.
4. the g. Arsenal, Washington, D. g., 5000.
These shells 4re to be made of the kind of metal,
and after the rules laid down In the Ord
United States Arsenals. The shells are to be in :.
spected at the foundry where cast, free of charge
e. manipulation, OF handling until delivered At
). Deliveries must be made At the rate Of not less
jsetilss cr; the rst delivery to be-
Witain twenty days after the date OF the contr set
and any failure to deliver IT specified time will
subject the contractor to forfeiture Of the num-
Der he msy fan to deliver at that time.
The bidders propose to deliver at more than one.
No bid gill be considered from parties other than
regular founders or prOprietors Of works, who are
known TO this Department to be capable of exc
Zach p rty obtaining . contract will be required
70 enter into bonds with approved suretiss for its
The Department reserves tbs right to reject any
or al bids, II not deemed satisfs story, for any
Proposals will be addressed to. .Brisadier Con.
srl George D Ramsay, Chief Of 0rananes, W.sa.
Il: viii e s5aq5sfs
10 I'd Brig Gen Chief of Ordnance.
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DROPOsALs YOK HAY. STRAW AID GRAIN
FORAGE DEPARTMENT.
Assistant ster's 0Ets,
AlexApdrfa. Va, Nov. 18th, 1868

FORAGE OEPAA7N1Nf.
ASs,is,ant 2.arV;.,n'SNf aI ,. ast As,
WhiTfxH PROPOSALS are invited for turnishlns
ernneot 70 81 delivered It or Any
sss M
such times. :. TIE may direct:
:ss pses
bushels Of Corn or oats, and atty tons q Hay
or Straw and upwards, unless it shall be for the in
terest Of the Government to contract for . less
Corn 70 Be put up in good sack. q about two %
the Government. The hay and straw to Be secure
All articles furnished under this advertisement
to be subject to rigid inspection By the Govern
Purcsssss viii BE- made from time to time. under
this advertisement. from the lo S resgon.i1ie
The Undersigned reserve. the rlsat to reject any
with the Interests Of n fnd, . NAV b.
MI, e
u h the to
OF nsrsemsntsss will be required for the faithful
ve1ti1Sf any %sas sT r5Ssr taas ad-
no Ism nA'' Capt. and Asst ou.rterm.stsr:
pROPO6ALS FOR CALVARY HoRsHs.
srr,o, OF p.s s:.aa ss.r s s. ]. d,
O4.1
this ios the arnssins 81 ca4.ry Holsss 70
be deliveEed In Wellington city. District Of oo-
!umbia; St Louis, Missouri; and Chicago Illinois.
The horses 10 comply with the folio wing speci6.
haads bis rs Be from fifteen slt si teen fIel
rS e 9r sandis built In good ssh
The ability of the TO fulal lis asresmsnt
muN % guaranteed BY two resDonnDIS persons.
vno.e signature must be appendedto the quar-.
No preposal viii DO entertained unless the oath
OF 4lle&1&0Go OF tho ny
thall be on file in this once SS- A"s
The responsibility OF the suarsntors musf n.
shown By the ocial certificate or the CLERK Oh the
District Attorney :
Proposals must be adarsased to Lieut.. Dol. q. q.
6av tAlle, Chief Quartermaster, Cavalry Bureau
ana e endorsed on the envelope "Proposais for
Cavalry horses agreeing With the shove speeia-
cations will be purchased In epen market, at hir
prices, It the following places, via: New York
City. Albany, Buffalo. and Rochester, New York
ton. Maisaehusstts; Adsnsts. Asins; and Nadi-
Lieutneant Colonel and On
no @-u Cavalry Burssu.