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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

Tnr DpowwfSo 90 RICHARD Quinx-FERRr COMPANY
cxSsurxp--coroncr wildcy yesterday held an inquest
over the remains OF Richard Qurk the lad who fell over
board on the Corandt street ferry sunday evening
aud was drowned n appears nom the testimony adj
duccd that the Terry pier in dangerous condition.
and the Jury In their verdict, ccnsIred ts ferry
nv for leaving Al In thai condition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

To the class Of efndncipddos belong principally,
II not exclusively, the negroes captured on bosrd
slavers, and whose services arc claimed BY the
government which has thus saved them from
becoming the property Of planters. II will be
seen that their numbers have increased but very
little, while that OF the slaves has actually de-
creased, Notwithstanding the many slave "expedi.
tions' which have reached the island during the
past two years.
But the most remarkable features in the above
statement are the enormous excess OF the m .le
population over the female. and the decrease Of
white females. Tn fact. with the single exception
OF the free colorcl, there appears to be n general
decay of the population; for the male increase
in the white proper Is not n natural one, but due
to immigration from the mother country.
The grand total of the population. then, will be
acf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

In this population of 1893 ,4sl so-called white
persons there il the enormous excess of males
over females of l42,73O. gr
We now come to the colored population, Of
which the first subdivision il the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04
32,ola

In conclusion, the only remark will offer 10,
that the statistics are not nattering, and do not
prove that Cuba has progressed 30 enormously 90
some pretend, but rather shows an opposite ten
dency, five are 20 attach any importance TO the
fact that the female portion OF the white popula-
tion proper has positively decreased.
The Columbia arrived night before last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

The remainder OF the population Is employed On
farms. factories aud establishments too numerous
to mention. II may be worth while noticing, how
ever. that In the farms called hdciendus there are
ri .739 whites and only 6,220 slaves,a fact which
some editors in commenting on these statistics
take 20 imply the growth Of white labor, and Q
place of black in the cultivation Of the island.
hut the above figures are no proof OF that for the
re ,son that In the number Of whites the women
and children. say three-fourth Of the whole, count
for nothing In the calculation OF labor In other
occupations there In naturally an equal dispropor.
IN Of whites and blacks a. there IN in the entire
population. and the reason OF the difference Ia the
Same in oil as inihe one have specified.
IL will serve TO show how much the cultivation
OF crfee'has fallen of when there are only en-
gagged .ef Irl .t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

cannot say positively whether or not the army
and navy are included in the above statistics, but
think u more probable they are not.
The distribution Of the population ID - fol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04


Charlotte unlke Greensboro had yet considcra.
son for the dying Confedecy The hospitality Of Dan
vile was approached. But Charlotte, like Danvile,
and unlike Greensboro, had hopes Of being honored
che capital Az the In all the Southern towns,
trade was nearly altogether suspended and very prom
Using city bore every symptom OF premature decay II
was only in and around government dcpots that
traced plenty especially In the naval stores which
there everywhere else eeming with substantial things
thnt new uxuricsbrandics coffee tea and sugar,
cloths candles, mats and sundries enough TO honor
most extensive miscellaneous grocer's establishment
TO think however Of what would become OF all this was
painful The stores kept In Richmond with mserly caro-
had at 10 be lavishedno destroyed Those In Dan
willie and crecpsborc Jared better and here Char
iotte the penny wise and pound foolish policy vas per
haps 10 rcproducs Itself with extravagsnt variations
On the one hand hungry soldiers and famishing fsm
iies-on the other squandcrng what, rightly applied.
would have 1t the right moment relieved and both
ssckened of What saw In that way all through the
try. FH
am led 10 these remarks on entering Charlotte be-
tho stores and their surroundings were the FIRST
things tract my attention there The next thing
che military hustle In Nam street. which we soon mixed
Nm AL OF oeasy al, moving about wore soldiers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-22
1THE TRUE CAPE COD GRAN.

L BERRY, for October and November plant
ins, also tor April, MAY and June planting. Tor up
iaud and garden culture. Under INV method of
culture, the yield last season, on common drv up
land was over 400 bushels per acre. Explicit d.
r"cionS tor cultivation, with prices Of plants, will
lie @nt to any address, gratis with priced de-
.criptive nursery catalogue, compile OF the most
desirable Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Evergreens
and shrubs, Grape Vines, New Strawberries, New
Large Currants, Rhubarb Asparagus, &C., &C.,
aud the very best and choicest Garden and Flower
Seeds iii great variety. Seeds prepaid bv mail to
any part of the country. Also, a wholesale cata-
l"xue of the above. with very liberal terms TO
agents. clubs and the trade. Agents wanted in
every town, for the sale of Trees, Plants and
seeds, on very liberal commission, which will
bc made known on application.
X. NJ. WATSON,
Oh Colony Nurseries and Seed Establishment,
29;Gn Plymouth. Mass.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-22
NERVE INVIGORATOR.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

lMIOKIANI CAUlION.
ct 7housdndi of Dollars are paid to swindling
guacks daily, which is ,rorse than Mro,cn ardy
This comes from trusting to the deceptive ad
refreshments OF men calling themselves 'DOcfors,
whose only recommendation is rhut they say of
Themselves. eg-Advertsing physicians, in nine
case. ont of ten. are Impostors and medi ines of
this kind found in drug stores, generally worth
SCOT up to SELL and not to cure. The Sure
Remedies can he obtained at my Office only, and
are warranted AS represented, in every respect or
the price will be refunded. Persons at distance
may be cured at home in the shortest possible
time, by sending for them. ct DIR. Madison is
All educated physician Of over twenty years ex-
lerience ten in general practice. until compelled
by Ill health to adopt an office practice, treating
all accidents resulting from imprudcuce in both
SEXES, giving them his whole attention. Ig- Cir
cuars givina full information, with undoubted tes-
timonials; also 4 book on Special Diseases. in
sealed envelope, mt tree. C41-l}c aud send
for them. for without testimonials no stranger can
he trusted Enclose stamp Tor postage, and d.
rect to DIR. MATrISON, No. 20 Union Street,
Providence, K. l.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-22
JOHN PATTEN, Jr., Proprietor.

The Pacific Hotel Is well and widely known to
The travelling public. The location Is especially
suitable to merchants and business men Il is in
close proximity to the business part of the CITY
, is IN the highway Of Southern and Western travel
and adjasent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depois
The Pacific has liberal accommodation for over
500 guests; 1t is well furnished, and possesses
every modern improvement for the comfort and
entertainment Of its inmates. The rooms are
spacious and well ventilated; provided with gas
ana water; the attendance is prompt AM respect
tul; and the table is generously provided with
every decacy OF the season.
The subscriber, who, tor the past few years, has
been the lessee, is now sole proprietor and intends
10 identify himself thoroughly with the interests
ct his house. With long experience as hotel
Keeper, lac trusts, by moderate charges and n lib
sral policy. to maintain the favorable reputation
u! the Pacific Hotel
y. H. To prevent overcharge by Hsckmen the
coaches OF the Hotel are owned by the proprietor.
2dyl JOHN PATTEN. Jr.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-22
DIURETIC COMPOUND.
ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

For Impurities ofMe Blood resulting from ,npru-
dcnce. causing ErUptions on the skin; Sore Throat,
Mouth and Nose Loss IF Hmr Old Sores =; .SweH-
ings Pains in The Bones and all other signs Of an
Gcttre poison in The system E7I-No rem ely ever dis
covered has done what has been achieved by thi, !,
II cured gentieman from the Scuih.. stopping at
Neuporf, and for whih he presented Dr. ST. $500
AFTER hdring been under he treatment Of the most
emnenf Physiians in baltimore philadelphia and
Ner York, for FIVE YEARS Never pair OF
permanent cure, no matter how obstinate YOUR
case has bcen until YOU have tested the virtues of
this potent Aherdtire. 1t is prepared Expressly
for the purpose, and is superior to any other re-
medv for such cases El-Onc large bottle lasts n
month Price $40.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-22
Reputation Established

sNrS. =. II. Allen is traiy
a public be,tefNctrcSs, and
her aUOnderfuI success is
unprecedented. Her fame
1sid her discoveries haze
gone abroad, and TO- d0y
she ts ina her line the fNrg-
eef manufactures in the
2C0rid.
Everybody Interested.
r0ath Und Oid age are
mike benefited by the MSe Of
.Nrs. y. II. .7Iiess'S Worlds
Hair RestOre3. and Hair
Dressing. Theyact direct
ty Wp0n the roots or the
hair, causing IM1urtams
grosCth and beauty. Your
hair, If changed to greg or
sOhite by sickness or other
causes, sCilL soon be reSfOr-
cd TO its natural cOl0r and
beauty. D1ndrHH' er1Gii-
Gated fOreccr. TIE Flair
falling stopped. The most
delicate heGG-drcSs OF, BON
net c0n be sc0ra scithout
fear of SOiii,,g. The most
delightful fragrance to the
h0iF is i3,ipGr!cd. IF yOu
aciSh to restore gear hair.
"s en- yomfh, 0nd retain Is
through life, aUifh0Mt de-
i1y purchase "a bottle of
.NyS. y. IL. .Fiaes.'s TE'1rld's
Hair f;cSfOrer t,Hd Dress
nag.
Sold By Druggists throughout tho World.
PRINCIPAL SAILS OFFICE.
1913 Z coo Crccnwic:, IT,. N-w-yer.-
1865, OCTOBER 1865.
FRESH ARRIVALS
L. V ALL f. II II E'S.
HEAVY COArINGS AND OVER
L l. COATING Just received at
NALLETTE'S
tENTLEMEN'S MERINO SHIRTS
~ AND DRAWERS. in medium and extra
qualitics, also, a handsome assortment
FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTINGS,
and full line of
GENTLEHEN' FURNTSHi.Nf GOODS
Of superior quality and style, recciv'd at
vALLETTES.
I AIDES MERlNO VESTS AND
Il Il DRAWERS, a large assortment, good to
vALLETTE's.
CHAKER 6 CASHMERE YARN
- \ FULL STOCK, Received at
vALLETrES
BUFFALO ROBES.
ID A few Bales Superior
INDIAN DRESSED ROBES,
Also, Innings and Trimmings to match.
Received ut FALLETTE'S.
DAIETS AND OIL.
Il 1000 LBS. FRESH GROUND PAINTS. -
800 GALLONS LINSEED OIL
Received at
EALLETTE'S.
Il EROSENE OIL.
N 800 Gallons best quality, ILLUMIN tTING
OIL, Received at VAILETTE'S.
Japan TEAS.
- 800 lbs, CHOICE JAPAN TEAS. from late
appropriations, Just received at
29tf NALLETTFS.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FoR FLOUR.

0gses Dspot Commits sasy or Subsi.,enx.l
Hashfs elsa. March 4. 1875. 81
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate. are invitsd an II
March IL, ls6b At ~ O'Clock for furni the
Subsistence Depar twent with
THREE THOUSAND 3000l BARRELS OF
FLOUh
he pr oposals will be- for what is known st this
Depot as Nos ], 2. and 3, AID bids will be enter
tai, ed for any quantity irss than the whole.
Bids must ba in upiicAte, and for each grade on
separate che cts of paper.
The delivery Of the Flour to commence within
hvedays frem the opening OF tHe bias, ana 10 such
quantities, daily. a. the Government may direct,
Delivered At .ha Gt verRmept warehouse IN sor ga
town. At the whaIves, or railroad depot IN wash
ipgton, d @. r.. 'l'.f
The deliy. ry Of all the Flour awarded 70 be com
bids ..
Payment will be made in such funds o, the Gov
efHment nc ay have tor disbursement,
The usual Government Inspection VIII De maze
just before her Flour is rscei snd and nour VIII oe
aece pied hich Is not esh ground, aud made from
wheat ground il tn vicinity here N snufaetured,
uplt IS nf q very superior quality. q,
The Flour to be delivered in oak harreis, mead
Tired.
An oath of all egisnce must accompany the bid Of
esch bidder who Mss not the oath on NE IN TINS
Office, and hid will be enter fro m partis =
who have p eviously siIei to comply xit their
bids or from bidders not present to respond
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
fer cause ~,
e. T. BRIDGE rs, -
S$ Us utYiu G q v,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-10

After one glance at the sofa. his eye COMMITS
stone his lips TO deliver fatal message. hf.
Arnold WAS driDg.
An hour more. be was dead
And 'Possum, who had been admitteo ID the
kitch IN for a Christmas treat, came pasteflng
into the tir in :. room, and rested Ms faithful
n . Iv chin ON the sobbipg girls knees. She put
= hsna On his hard head and said, aOh, Pos
suri moor papa is gone, and am left alone.
He viii peyerfonls back agsin-never."
:Possum whined ont a solemn oat1 to stand
nv Etrje through thick and thin 10 t1e last mo.
upnt of his existence.
Violet had put away the lockst now; her
heart srpote her about il. She ought to have
told her father. Oh. she would tell him all
now If he could only come back AID listen for
oEe minute.
So the Blue Boys health was not drunk that
Christmas after all,
at becomes our duty, my dear Violet" said
the bland, 1aitering Mr.. Prior, on the afternoon
of the funeral, while cousin Jack, his CO. gusr-
dian and CO. exscutor, looked silently on the
floor, "to acQuains you with the provision
made for You and with the plans We have
formed as to your home"
Elite bent her head, her eyes fil!ng. She
looked fair. frail little sprite in her deep
mourning. Good hearty cOusin Jack could
scarcely trust himself TO glance a. her. She,
however, kept his plain, kindly, sensible face
continually in view.
No realized property, but handsome insur-
aIees-a probable income OF three hundred
and fifty pound a year. This was the pith OF
MIR. PriOr's statement, so far as 1t related to
pecnniary matters. "And now Ist me say" he
for the present take up your residence In my
family
Ettie broke down here altogether
fro BE CONTINUED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-10
ID STRENGTH TC TIE WEAK
ID. YOUTH TO THE AGEDlt
BIOkRENE,
LIPE REJUYENAT0R.
LIPE REJUvENAT0R

This preparation is une auslled as Reiuvenstsr
and Restorer of wasted or inert functions.
The as ed Should be certain to make the biofrene
q household god, inasmuch as II wili renasr them
youthful in feeling and in streng n, aud enable
them to live yer aeaip the DAYS of their pristine
Joy 1t not only e2hlarates but strengthens, and
is really Invaluable blessing especially To those
who have been reduced to condition OF ssrvtlity.'
self buse. misfortune, or ordinary sickness. NO
matter " hat the cause of ia potency OF any human
ergau this superb preparation VIII remove the
effect at once and forever.
BI0KRENE
CURES IMPOfBScY, GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS
lNCAPArITY. DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION LOGS OF AP-
PETITE. Low SPIRIrs, WEAKNESS OF THE ORGARs OF
GENERATION, IMBRCILITY, MENTAL INCIDENCE,
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFEor UPON THE MIR
voUs SYSTEM; and all who are In any way prostra-
ted BY nervous disabilities earnestly advised to
seek cure in this most excellent and uneauailsd
PREPARATION.
NATURAL VIGOR, win hnd 8 speedy and perma-
nent cuIe in the
BI0KRENE.
The FEEBLE, the LANGUtD. the DESP AIR
ING. the OIL should give this valuable discovery
8 trial; it will be found totally different from all
other a-ticles for the same purposes.
In nervous weaknesses Of ali kinds as 1t win re.
store the wasted strength with wonderful perma-
TITS also grand tonic, and will give relief In
in its use win renovate the somach to degree OF
Rrfect health and Danish d. srepsia forever
One iollar per bottle, or six bottles for S. SOLD
By DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
81 Cedar street, New Ysrh.
Sold by S. c. FORD, corner Ilth street u
dec g. eoly,a ard PENNSYLVANIA avenue. -
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nRoposALs FOR DEAD HORSES.

-Qrart.yn,oster Generals ore, First DigistoH,}
WashiHston City. ID. C.. March |, lsof. :
Sealed Proposals. will be received at this ON &c
M til IL o'clock on fArURDAY. March Is lSj5. for
tie purch of all horses that may die or be killed
at the Gieshoro' Depot, near Washington, ID. o !,
within the next twelve months succeeding the date
OF the letting of the con raet.
The horses will e delivered at certain desis-
ma led q pot To be fixed by the United states.
The animals are 10 be removed daily, ana con
veyed far enough from the limits of the depot to
avoid all nuisance. either to the depot or the resi-
Paymeut win be required in Government funds,
st the Gle of each month. for all animals deliv-
sr ed no to that date. go
Bonds. wi h approved securities in the sum OF
ten thousand lO{ o. dollars will be required from
the party to whom The contract Is awarded.
Each pro posal must state the price.per animal,
evip full name and post Office address OF nldo er,
and be accompanied by guarantee signed by Two
responsible person. and certified by some United
States officer or responsible person known to this
Office and also by the oath of allegiance, signed,
sta mped. and duly attestsd: >,
This Once reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals. Should ba addressed to the under
signed Wasbingten n. d. o., aud Ia plainly msrA ed
on the envelope, proposals. for Dead Horses"
JAMES A. EKTN,
Colonel In charge First Division
ltd ON. Generals Once.
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OFFICIAL.
The FIRST Cerps--Netice 10 Veterans.
HRApeuARTHRs FIRST CORPS,

WASHINGTON, d. O., Dec. u, 1894.
Veterans desiring TO enlist In the list Army
Corps, should report ID person at the of1ce OF
Col q. F. johnson, Soldiers Rest Baltimore
and Shio Railroad Depot, Washington, d o.
ANY Veteran who has served two years, has
been honorabIy discharged, and II physically
qualified, may enlist In the Corps for one, two
or three years.
Those enlisring will receive from the Gov
eminent bounty Of $500 as soon as they are
m ustered In, and, in addition, the regular in
stalments from the Government, In proportion
to the period of enlistment, as follows: Sl0O for
one years service, one-third paid on enlist
Raent; $500 for two years. service, one-third on
enlistment; 1900 for three years. service, one
third on enlistment
They viii be credited 70 the quota Of the
district in which they or their families may be
domioiled and will, therefore, be entitled to
local bounties
Free transportation will be furnished them
to Washington by any Provost Marshal.
The best arms in the possession OF IN =
Government will be furnished these troops,
and they will be allowed to retain their arms
when honorably discharged.
Headquarters Major General Han cock :-15S
F street. between 18th and Goth streets.
Office of the Board for the Examination OF
Officers :-Rrigadier General John K. Brooke,
presiaent, 1s3 G. street. bet cen 18th and goth
streets
By order Of Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec g7tf Assistant Adiutant General.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
OFFICE BALTIMORE d OHIO IA. CO.,
~ HAsRIRefox, December Is, isS4

0FRIeh BALTtAoRn d OHIO IA o.: ,...
- IL C.. -:
snS s.ss.'w T.
US s sSss1Sz 4H.s
slfiss Z B.sisr. eco
PESsS1isss1s Ehasss zf.'sS =
No. s-BALTIMOKs wssEERN TRAIN
e.. ns
for the West. and reaching Baltimore 1t 1000
No. 4-E4W YORK MAILTRAIN-Lesve wash
IN, Phhadslphia s:s7 p n, New York 1890
No. 5-pALTIMeRl TRAIN AND WAY STA
TIONS-Lesse W.shinston 800 P. NJ, connect
ing az hsiss WIN ffeasrich 'r'ih' Affiss - DAT
hR No. s. Sd sALr1Mcks COMPUTATION AND
R11s Il ss.imors sse Tba
train stops a. Blaoensburs. BeltSills, Laurel ana
Al Mo- s.r s"soST eGn albany NL NEW YORK TX.
r.! Yolf s: and
s fP sss If 9F ba tn sss
Gov srn no emit orders to insure the mails.
No s-BALTIMORE& HARRISBURG TRAIN
No s-NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
WHSTERN TRAIE-Leave Washinsten at 1880
p M: stopping at Relay House f.r Western passen-
gers TO take Express Train for Grafton. Wheeling,
farkersburs and all points In the West. Reaches
New Yerk At 6:l5 AN.
Ff1S ANNAPOLIS the connections Will be made
with the s:ls A. n. and the 3 and 1870 P. n. from
WashinstOp No trains to or from Annapolis ON
Sunday.
THE ONLY TRAINS PROM WAsHlN6T9N
for passengers ON Sunday are the 81 and iI:lS
A. ~ and P. NJ for Baltimore, and 1xao p. N;
for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West, ana
the - 70. Nav Vork ONLY
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the West As we'll ~ to
philad ell phia New York, or BoRton, can be had at
the Station Ticket Office at all hsurs in the day, as
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between "A and
"'RkGG AGH will be checked at all hours,-aso for
&hponsh POINTS to save trouble and confusion at
the de- partnre OF he trains,
are politely but earnestly rsqnested to respect tas
vanfsse such as tie keeping of one or more cars
Exclusively for ladies' and their attend ants and the
prevention Of smoking in any but the smoker .
ears and also to make cheerful com piisnce
With the decisions Of the SCENTS or conductors
in regard to their seats tickets, etc.. especially In
the hurry of starting the trains.
w p SMITH, Master Of Transportstton,
H. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent acc !"
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

@sss,. o,s B. Bs' f fes s sss
.igned for suppiyine the &. 8. oasrtermsster's
a. D. o. BaltiGI fSs;
of these with Hay osss and s sf
OF Corn Oats and 90 tons OF Hay or Straw
Bidders mus. state at which Of the sbov. named
rates at which they will make deliveries thsreat,
s ms Of gs
msnced, and when to be Gem pleted,
The price must be written out in words sn the
os,n to be put up in good stout SACKS Of about
Eits-ut extra charge to tn, Government. The
The particular kind or description of Oats, Corn,
hay, or straw. Proposed to be delivered, must be
Ali the articles offered under the bids herein in
vited, will De subject to rigid inspection by the
Ceptr acts will be awarded fRom time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders as the interest OF
hsye been delivered and accepted.
@ sh s az lis sa By BE- he
the contract for the same, with good and
Sufficient sGret,es in sum equal rt to the amo9n
in conformity with the terms OF this s si!
tisement and in case the said bidder should fail
ference between the offer of said bidder and the
next lowest responsible bidder, or the person TO
whom the cor tract may be awarded.
The responsibility of the guarant0rs must be
shown by The official certificate of United States
District Attorney. Collector Of Customs. or any
other officer under the United states Government,
responsible person knswn to this Office.
All bidders will be duly notified of the asceptance
or rejection OF their proposals.
The full pame and post Office address OF each
bidder must be legibly written ia the pro-
possl.
Proposals must be address ed to Brig Gen. ID. II.
Rucker, Chief Depot Quartermaster. Washington.
ID. c. and should be plainly marked proposals
for Forage"
Bonds in a sum equal to the amount of the con-
enarantsrs, will be requir red of the successful bid
der. or bidders upon signing the contract
Blank FERNS of bids, guar antics, and bonds m Sy
be obtained upon sppli cation to this &C..
All proposals received under this ad ertisement
viii he opened and examined at this ONCE on Wed
nesday and Saturday of each week at IL m. Bid
ders are respectfully invited to be present at the
opening of bidsi il they desire.
d, FL. RUCRER.
fe2S.tf Brig Genn and Quertermaster.