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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-06

DIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND
l. REPAIRED, at moderate prices. in city and
country. Orders left in Mrs. EIkTHS store. No.
22o Broad street. in Mr.. WAGNEES drug store,
corner o! Sixth and Broad streets ald NJ. TIL C.
attended - promptly.
JOHN REINHARDT,
de a9-t0is Music Teacher and Organist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-06

BY Williamson & Co, Auctioneers,
NO. 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-08-11
REWARD FOR CALAMITY.

New York, Aug. lit will be remembered
that previous to the capture of Richmond pro.
positions were made that q considerable amount
Of money should be raised and deposited with
Gen. drant. for Presentation to national SOL
diers who should first replace the glorious old
ensign of the Republic over that city in the
then contemplated assault The matter how
ever was net prosecuted to the extent designed
and only 1,160 were raised. Besides Rich.
mond was not taken by assault but BY forced
evacuation Of the rebels. In view of this fact
Gen. Grant decided to distribute II among the
three soldiers most distinguished for gallsutrv
In the final assault On Petersburg, which wa
in effect an assault On Richmond, and on the
recommendation of their corps commander
he has addressed each Of the following brave
men men s1 autograph letter to that effect: sergt
Sergeant Thomas McGraw, 23d tndisns' az
corps; and Corporal Jacob z. Twieter. 30th
Indiana, 5th corps.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-08-11

FoRTRzss Monsok, August 5.-The Etsxick
cotton factory q Petersburg, Va, was destroy
ed y fre - Thnrsday; loss e20O, 600, insur.
ss - Nf xoGuv9. Three hundred hands were
NEW YORK, August IA Fortress Monroe
correspondent Of the Petersbury Lsder says
Jen DAVIS and g. c. Clay accidentally met for
the first time since their confnement 9 few
evenings age, on the ramparts Of Fortress Mon
roe. Is has been customary to have them
promenade at different hours, but this time By
some ezror they were out at the same time.
II. ClAy extended his hand saying he presm-
ID they would be allowed TO ahake hands If not,
eo0vezSa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-08-11
Letter from Gen. sherman 20 Gen.
johnson.

Letter from Gen. Sherman 20 Gen.
johnson.
The Richmond Republic contains the
following letter, never before published:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF rHR)
MISSISSIPPI. IN THE FIELD,
RALEIGH, N. c., April q, 1865.
General Johnston, commanding Con- fsder0e Ar.
nsies, &C., Greensborosgh:
GENERAL: herewith inclose Won comics n,
my field orders No. IS, which gave Gen. Scho-
field full and ample power to carry into effect
our convention, and hope, at your personal
interview with Gen. Schofeld, you satisfied
your mind of his ability and kind disposition
toward the inhabitants of North Carolina
In addition TO the points made at our inter.
view OF yesterday, have further instructed
General Schofeld to facilitate, what Won and
and all good men desire, the return to their
homes of the officers and men compos-
ing the army-to let you have of his stores
ten days rations for $4,000 men. We have
abundance of provisions at Morehead CITY. and
If you send trains here they may 60 down with
our trains, and return to Greensboro with the
rations specified Col. Wright did intend to
send bis construction train up to-day, but did
not get up his carpenters in time.
The train, with square timber and carpen-
ters, will go up In the morning, and think
by the morning of the 18th your trains could
run down on the road and fall in with ours Of
the 3Oth. can hardly estimate how many
animals fit for farm purposes win be loaned
to the farmers, but enough, hope TO insure
. crop.
can hardly commit myself - to how far
commerce win be free, bat think the cotton
still I'm the country, and the crude turPenttne,
will make money with which 70 secure sup.
plies. General Schofeld, in . few days, win
be able to arrange all such matters:
wish you would send the enclosed parcel
for. General Wilson, as it contains the orders
IS and 66, and instructions TO release IN his
prisoners on the conditions of our convention.
Now that the war is over, I am as willing to
risk NV person and reputation - heretofore to
heal the wounds made by the past war; and /
think nv feeling is shared by the whole army.
I also think similar feeling actuates the
mass of your army; but there arc some IN
thinking young men who have M use Of ex-
perience, that unless controlled, may embroil
their neighbors. If we are forced to deal with
them, it must be with severity; but I hone
they win be managed BY the people Of the
South.
an, with respect, your obedient servant.
WILLIAM 7. SHERMAN
Official: KMAO0 FALCoNRR, A. A. q.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-08-11

Ine IOlOWIng Is the
Present Roster.
FIELD AND STAFF.
Col0nel-James n. Baker.
Lieutenant Colonel-Sam1 P. Jennison.
Msjor-E. c. Saunders.
Quartermaster-E.N N. Leavens.
Adjutant-J. C. Braden.
Surgeons. B. SheardoWn.
Assistant Surgeon-F. Il. Milligan.
. Chaplain-Vacant.
N0N.COMMIssIONKD STAFF.
Sergeant Major-Charles Eickler.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Vacant.
Commissary Sergeant-Warren P. Bissell.
Hospital Steward-H. Black.
Principal Musicians - Geo. A. Todd, &
Goodrich.
LINE OFFICERS.
Co. A-Capt. L. F. Babcock; Let Lieutenan
vacant; I'd Lieutenant vacant.
Co. B-Capt. VIM. McMicken; 1st Lieut.. 8
Burwell; I'd Lieut.. T. j. Hunt
Co. C-Capt. D. Cavenaugh: 1st Lieut.. M
r. Merrell; ID Lieut.. w. w. Case.
Co. C-Capt- c. L. Davis; LIST Lieut. w. B.
Williams; I'd Lieut. L. 8. Meeker.
Co. E-Capt E. Kennedy; LIST Lieut. Chas
Kittleson; ID Lieut.. vacant.
Co. F-Capt. James German; LIST Lieut.
Isaac Hamlin; I'd Lieut. James Fiannegan.
Co. G-Capt. G. w. Stewart; list Lieut. FL
Ash; I'd Lieut.. b. A Mcconnell
Co. H-Capt. NJ. b. Sullivan; 1st Lieut.. va
cant; I'd Lieut. A. G. Flanders.
Co. Capt. N. j. Severance; lst Lieut
Richard Fewer; I'd Lieut.. Eli K. Pickett.
Go. K-Capt N. J. O'Conner; 1st Lieut.
William Bymes; I'd Lieut.. vacant.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-08-11
sAn@snlng for several days, but not many

casualties.
"oIe tnen sept up White River. and
marched through Arkansas to C.ne c;-.,aa.r
Mo.-s march Of great hardship. Aftar .ho-.
stay they took steamer for JefSsr.o,, C;,,
thence by rail to Ottoville, and at on.s .'y,
on the famous race with Daddy Price ,n".so .s Sas
campaign of great hardship and fatipue NJ.
of the men were actually barefooted and ne..,". s
naked. The chase continued clear to the Kan
sas line, when they returned to st. Louis, rap.
ged and dirty.
But short time was allowed for the civilizinp
process of soap, new clothes and the paymas
ter, and the Tenth was hurried to Nashville
which was then threatened by Hood. The.
here participated on December Is and 16 in tn
splendid battle and victory of Nashville. charg
ing the enemys works with the bayonet, ant
losing 25 killed and so wounded. They joinet
in the pursuit of Hood, and after various ad
ventures arrived at Eastport, where they live
on raw corn for number of days.
They were then sent to Mobile, and partici
pated in the capture of Spanish Fort, losing 1
men fromDdeath and wounds. The regimen
then moved to Meridian, Miss, where it wa
when the order for its discharge came.
STATISTICS OF THE REGIMENT.
From neat little paper called IS The lot
Regiment, printed by the boys of the Tent
at Meridian, Miss, and edited by NJ. Il. Prer
dergast, We extract some interesting statistics
From the organization Of the Regiment up t
June q, 1866, the casualties were as follows
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OF EECEAL.
The First Cerps-yeaiee e VesefaAs.
ExApaUARrnRs EIRsT O0RPe,

a
WASHINGTON, d. O., Dee "a, iee4.
Veterans desiring 70 enlist In the Isl AII.g
Corps, should report IN person At the omoe %
Col. O. F. johnson, Sodaers Rest, baLnmors
and Shio Railroad Depot, Washington, ~.
ANY Veteran who hes served TWO years, mas
been henorabIy discharged, and rs pnyslcaIy
qualified, may enlist In the Corps for one. two
Those snlisting will reesive from the Gov
eminent q bounty Of $500 a. soop as they are
mustared IN, and, in addition, the regular In.
stalmenss from the Government, In proportion
tn the period OF enlistment as follows: 500 for
one years service, one-thiFd paid on enlist
nent; $500 for two years service, one-tkird on
enlistment; 1900 for three years service, one
third on enlistment
They will be credited to the quota OF the
district In which they or their families may be
domiciled and will, therefore, be entitled TO
local bounties
Free transportation will be furnished them
e Washington by any Provost Marshal.
The best arms in the possession OF the
Government will be furnished hese troops,
and they will be allowed 70 retain their arms
when honorably discharged.
Headquarters Major General Hancock :-15S
F street. between 10Th and 10Th streets.
O4ice of the Board for the Examination OF
Officers :-Brigadier General John H. Brooke,
president, 1913 e street, between 18th and 10th
streets.
BY order OF Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec l7.tf Assistant Adjutant General.
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PROPOSALS.
nRoPOSALs FOR THE SALE OP DEAD
HORSES AND MULES.
CHIEP QuARTIRNAsrRR's OFFICE,
DRpnr or w icuIH0Tnu


WAsHIseroE, D. March 10. 1855
6eIsd Propo.als viii he received at this on 90
until Friday, March ~, 1855 at IL o o'clock NJ, for
the sale Of all the Horses and Males that dis
tl2l mol tins succeeding the date OF the cor tract
TIE bodies Of the animals viii be delivered By
the United Sfatea daily, TO ssy point within the
limits Of this city that may be agreed upsu BY the
veyed from ence. by the contractor. . sui ciene
distapce from the limits Of the Districtof Colum.
bia, 80 as mott become 9 nuisance to the citizens
thereof or this depot
siye th cir full name and post ONCE address.
Pay nent will be required at the end of each
month. In Government funds, for the number OF
anmas delive or ed during the month.
should 1t be awarded to hinA must be guaranteed
~ tWo responsible persons. whose signatures are
70 oe appended to the susrauty.
DC nos In the sum of Sl,G0, signed by the CON-
CURED OF the successful bidder upon signing the
Proposals must be plainly marked Proposals
for Dead Horses and Mules and addTssssd to the
Brig Gen. and Chief Qu.rteTm.stsr.
mar lotd Depot of Washington.
rHIIF oUARTHRMAsTER's OFFICE,
~ DEPOT .F WAsHHGroH
WASHINGTON, D c., January 4, IsS4
All dealers in Drugs Hardware, Lumber, Leath-
qussted to send to this efnce on MONDAY of each
week, sea ed pro pnsal list in duplicate of tho
articles they are prepsred ~ furnish - this Depot
81 hort notice. with the price OF each marked in
service require it, the article articles be OBJ
tanned without delay, ard at the lowest price
D. alers wishing TO sell to this Depot will be re-
quired to furpish the list punctqslly sy.ry Monday
Brisadier aenT and 66ief q NJ.
ian5t Depot Of Washington,
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y STRENGTH TO TEE WEAK
D. YOUTH TO THE AGRDt
BIOkRENE,
OR
LIFE REJUVENATOR.

This prepare ton is une qualled as RejuvenatsY
and Rest0rer of wasted or inert functions
The a. ed she1ld be certain to make the Biokrene
hons cid god, inssmuch as it will render them
them to live ever AGAIN the day of their pristine
joy. It not only eyhilars tcs but strengthens and
is really Invaluable blessn especially to those
who have been reduced to como tion of ssrvility.
self a buse mi fortune, or ordinary sickness. No
matter hat the cause of impotency of any human
ergar this superb preparation will remove the
effect at once and forever.
HIGKRENE
CERES IMPoTESGY GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS
INCAPA" IrY. DYSPEPSIA, DBPRKsSIeE. Loss or AP-
PRTITE. Low SPIRIT, WEAKsEss OF TIE ORGANS or
GENERATION, iMBECILITY, MENTAL IspoLssoB,
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NER-
voUS SYSTEM; and all who are In any way prostra-
ted disabilities earnestly ad vised to
seek cure in this NEST excellent and uneauaned
pIepar alton. .
NATURAL vIGOR, will find a speedy and perms-
nent cur in the
BIOKRENE.
The PEBBLE. the LANGUID, the DESPAIR.
ING. the OLD should give this valusble discovery
trial; it will be found totally different from al
other articles for the same purposes.
TO FEMALES This preparation is invaluable
in nervous weaknesses of all kinds. as it will re-
store tbs wasted strength with wonderful rerms-
nence. -
Dyspepsia it'll the first dose brief persistence
in its use will renoeate the stomach to degree OF
perfect health, and Danish d. srepsia forever
One dollar per bottle, or six bott. for S., SOLD
BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
Sent by express anywhere, by addressing
nUToHINGs HdLLYEk, progrietSrs,
Sold by s. c. FORD, corner 18th street r.
dec g. eOlya and Pennsylvapia avenue. ~
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PROPOSALS.
DRcRoaALs FOR HIDES. rALLoW, HOOPS,
HORNS, oHUcKs, sHINS, AND Ia
fONGUES
0Tss Depot Con.masssrg Of Saesist:nss..

0Tss DsRo. eo,anasSs'g Of Sssst, g e..
ses,ss Prosc:sis. il aseis.ss, are sn'is.a un.ii
Of oil sevsfpm- nj 6.itle slaa shssr.d within the
nonths or more from the commencement of the
tor, and removed from the VARIOUS places At which
the Cattle killed at such times may be dsssg
TSe pnmS NIB u Catsls used monthly vary from
leos to co. and are mo- killed a. Cnnin Bridge
Hsssadri., but Other places may occur within the
PED limits where these articles Will Dc re-
The contraeter e sssIi be liable for all the Hides
IsiHr HoOfs, Horns. chpeks Shins and psas,s
sisushtered unless It can be made satisfactorily to
appear TO the Subsistence Department that all due
exeTtio2. diligence and care, was made to obtain
Payment will be re CURED every ten days. in Gov
The BIDS viii state the amount, per animal. fer
the articles referred to, and De accompanied hya
and osth Of a'lssiance. Blank forms can be OBJ
ta1pbea ~ appiiSSaf4n to to the unssrsisned =,
shown By the ofscal certificate Of a United States
Or stsss nudge The
/ hereby certify that from evidence entirely sst-
for which they offer to be security.
&C sformity with the usual for m and are aceompa
MED BY guarantee. certificate and aftidavits
Of ansss Be
the officer who shall open the bids. and pro-
the mss ming Of this sdVertisem. nt - ~' ''
Hides, Taiiow aoofs Horns Chucks.sGc., from
the morning ofthe 9TH inst.
be emo orsea ;"Pro posais for puschssiDs Hidss,
Lieut. Colsnel and G. 8.
AUCTION SALE OF HIDES AND TALLOw.
V sSd ct PnSs tho It. ss
1853 st O'clock p. n, the following articles more
5000 Sailed BEEF HIDES.
Also such other ticles as may be on hand at the
day of sale, ,
Terms cash. G: BELL.
MIL eo5t Lieut.. Colonel and U. 3.
PROPOSALS FOB DEAD HORSES.
Qr1nrtrmqst.r G.naraFs osiss F5st ,Dig,iSs,i.o"}
XII Z 5ses,a a h: foe
At the Giesboro, Depot: near Washington, D O.,
Tie horses will be delivered at a C rtan desis
The animals are to be removed daily, and CON
veysd Ter enough from the limits of the depot to
PsYmelt viii be required in Government funds.
s ~ p' to that at date month
Bonds viii approved recurities in the sum of
the party to whom he contract is awarded
Each proposal must state the price per animal
giving full name and post Office address of bidder.
and be accom- panied by q guarantee signed by two
responsible persons and certified by some United
States officer or responsible person known to this
Office and also by the osth of allegiance, signed.
STAN ped and duly attested.
This Office reserves the right to reject any or all
bids tn at may be offered.
Proposals should be addressed to the under
signed Washington. D. o., aud he plainly marked
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel In charge First Division
nal-td @. NJ. Generals Once
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DENTISTRY.

eF1OOTH- ACHE CURED INSTANTLY BY THE
j external application of DR. siGS-
MONDS EesENOB OF PALMETTO. ltNS57Y
acts at once upon the nerves connected
with tn teeth aching, and relieves instantly; By
this aid every decayed tooth can be cured and pre-
whites Metal Filling. CheOplastio Bone Teeth
inserted over roots at ago Pa. AZ. mar IL Inn
nRNTISTRY-Drs LOCK WOOD & MERRILL,
IL Den fists. Room No. 2, Washington k-szHA
Building, corner Penna. avenue ana 7th
afr
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~Mr. DRei

~ Mr.. O'Reilley recently stated In Parlia.
ment maj out OF $1,000 men recruited for the
BRUSH army during the Russian war, there
were 10000 deserters.
" J0nn Bell, OF Tennessee, is reported by
- Gen. Pleasanton Of cayalrv ,o,
be assigned to the Department of Kansas
ga movement among the 100 600 Gsrr.
In New-Yerk is on foot TO promote Ama-,aan
Observance Of the Sabbath,
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DRopO4ALs FOR MANURE.

QuARrERaAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, }
WASHINGTON CITY. February 10, 1865.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until WEDN ESDAY. March IS 1865. at - O'Clock
NJ, for the sale of all the MAN URE that NAV be
procured from the ables and corrals of the Giles
twelve months next succeeting April i. ISIS.
The successful bidder will be r quired to have
barr es or boats moerea at the wharf at Giesboro
in constant readiness to receive the manure which
may accumulate. The United States will deliver
the manure in TIE said barees or boats, ana VIII
loaded. - :,
Bidders must state the price per cubic yard.
An oath of allegiance will be required iron '"'A
bidder. 9, oov..n
ment funds at the end of each month tor uas ma
nure delivered in the bsrges vii be reonred
from the party awarded. in the sum OF len thou
sapa tlO nss he addressed to the nndersign
WssS9ns tnn. d. @ :, and marked on the envelope,
"Propossis fof !" JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division
=. =, x~,x q. NJ. G.. O.
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"REAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF THE CuRRHNoY.
naa hap

Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned. it has been made to appear that
the City Of GeQrgtocH, ia the county of Waskins-
ton and District Of Columbia, has been duly or.
Of the act Of Cor gress eattled IAN act to provide
National CURRENCY. secured by pledge of United
and redemption thereof approved June 8. 1854,
and has complied with all the provisions OF said
meocing the business of banking under said act:
;Ss sbsssSy
Natio.a! Bank Of Commsrcs of 6sorse.ogn, In the
City q Geovgstotcn, in the county Of Wdshinsion
menee the business of banking under the act
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of oaic this thirty FIRST day Of Deeenbsr. 1864.
isl HUGH McOULLO6H.
ian 2.6At Oomptroller oil the Quincy.
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CLOTHING.

IMP r An + NOTI oDb
BAR BIO, Corner 7th and streets.
BAR BRO Corner It'll and streets.
are Offering their hns stock Of
CLOTHING AND ~ RNIsHING GOODS
AT REpuoHD = uoEsl
RARE OEANoH FOR BAR4AINei
Rare OEANCI FOB bAR3A1Nst
COATS. PANTS and VESTS Of every description
COATS, PANTS ard VESTS OF every descriptionl
An Entire New Lot Just Received
An Entire New Lot Just Recsivedl
large stock of BOYS and YOUTH CLOTHING
A larse stock of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
All Goods represspt ted at what they Really Are.
All Goods repressl ted at what they Really Ais.
FAIR DEALING GUARANTEED
PAIR DEALING GUARANTEED
~ Store closed Saturdays until Rventrg.
ia n.1m
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CREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN

would advise all persons having teeth ~.Sszza
to extract to call at DIR. LEWIE'S Office, Syss5sZ3
and have them taken out without pain -hS&s
Also, &c and examine the pootor's nen an in
proved method of inse rtins ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
1fyou once see the .rest ne provement In ais teeth,
you viii have them in no other style than this
new and valuable one, Tech inserted 60 Gold,
have NOT advanced the price Sn our work since the
great cl. anse in gold.
No. 242 fenn'a avenue, between 18th snd 18TH
streets:
ian 26-ly b. X. LEWIS ID. D., Dentist.
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.,oposALs FOB STATIONERY.

= Medical Purpsyor,s Office,
as Wdshixston. ID. G., Feb. %, lSj5.f
PROPOSALS for furnishing the Medical Purveying
pepartment in this city With STATIONERY are
respectfully invited Manufacturers and dealers
are reauestei to send sam ples with price list to
this ofdce a. early as praeticahle
mar Lat Surg. y. 3. A., Ned. Pur.
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DRUPosALs FOR FORAGE,

'''' Wasain e stoa. b. C.. Feb g. 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited by the under.
e
Nd. Alexandria and Fort Monroe, Va, or either
Bas r Be- tie If
bushels OF Corn or 80 tons Hay or Straw
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
points they propose to make deliveries. and the
the quantity Of each article proposed to be deliver
ed, the time when said deliveries shall be COM
menced aud when to be completed.
The price must be written out in words On the
two bush each Oats in like sacks OF about three
eh ans to the BE
Hay and Straw to be securely hailed.
na Be- Be-
stated in the proposals..
yited will be subject to rieii in spection BY the
Government inspector, before being accspted
the lowest responsible bidders. as the interest Of
the Gov I nay ieSore ana M
have been delivered and accepted.
The bidder win be required to accompany his
that IN lis
or they will within ten days thereafter execute
suficier sureties, in sum equal to the amount
Of the contract to deliver the articles proposed
tsement; and in case the said bidder should fail t
enter into the tract they to make good the diff
next Lowest responsible bidder, or the person to
whom the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility of the guaranf9rs. must Is. be
District Attorney. Collector Of Customs, or any
other officer under the United states government,
or responsible person knewn to this office.
All bidders Will be duly notified of the acceptance
or rejection of their pro posals.
The full name aud post office address of each
bidder must be lesibly written ia the pro-
possl.
Rucker, Chief Depot Quartermaster, WashingtO on,
D. G.. and she uld be plainly marked Proposals
for Forage"
Bonds in a SIM equal to the amount of the con-
tract, signed by the contractor and both of his
euarantsrs will be required of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract
Blank FERNS of bids, guarantee, and bonds may
be obtained upon appl cation to This Office.
Al! proposals received under this advertiseme Mt
will he o. pen ed and examined at this ONCE on We'd
nesday ard Saturday of each week at IL m. Bid
ders are respectfully invited to be present at the
d. II. RUOKER,
Brio GeOu And Ouartermaster