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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
presents for the HOLIDAY. !.

Yesterday we had the pleasure of being
shown through, the yarious,departments of
the extensive book establishment in the
Opera House, known as "Riley's Book
Store,p by the gentlemanly proprietor. We
have heretofore had no idea that such an
immense quantity Of goods belonging to
that department Of trade was stored in the
building. His stock of valuable standard
works, professional and scientific, is I'm
mense and varied. His collection of illus
| trated, works, showing the advanced stage
of cultivation in the arts, printing, ETC., Is
extensive. His publication and sale of stand
I ard school books, Englishiand classical, is
not exceeded in any city of the West, and
in the manufacture and sale OF blank books
this establishment stands unrivaled. We
d also examined a beautiful and extensive
collection of Bibles. and Prayer Books
which would make valuable Christmas
presents. His Juvenile department is enor-
nous, embracing all kinds and descriptions
oof beautiful books. He has the best and
/ largest collection of Photographic Albums
in this city, leather goods in. abundance,
stationery, gold pens, line cutlery, writing
desks, tourist cases and work cases in any
quantity, one Of the finest aud most yalu-
able collections of oil paintings and cromo
prints ever brought to the market. Rogers
groups of statuary commands the admira-
ztiol of every beholdef, and are destined to
meet with great favor by the lovers of the
beautiful. There are ten thousand other
articles, too numerous to omentlon in local
notice.
- Go to. Rileg's and select present for
your wives, daughters or sons. n Here you
can obtain those Of intrinsic value, some-- :
thing that will store the mind with, useful
Knowledge, as well as those which will
please the sight and tickle the fancy. .i , ~ ~
A NEW stock of first quality Silver Plat
- M. gz1LI. Il a .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
uitY SoIdIers, Home.

"a The number of meals furnished at the
soldiers Home, in this city, opposite the
depot, 'daring heten days ending the 2Oth
Inst, was 1,124, and the number OF men
lodged during the same period, 399.- VI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
ByBeai 81 Parsons. . o
FURS! FURS! AT AUCTION!

We will sell at auction, at our Sales
Room, No. lG4 South High street, on Satur-
day, Dec. 90, 1865, commencing at Q O'Clock
p. Mg a large assortment Of Ladies' and
Misses Furs, consisting of Mink, Fitch,
Water Mink, Siberian Squirrel and Coney;
Capes, Collars, Cbfls and Muffs.i v
These goods must be sold without re-
serve, to the highest bidder, and will fur
nish, a rare chance to procure Christmas
presents at great bargains. .a1I 'G'H
BEAL & PARSONS, II,
decl9-5td ..r...,,. ,Auctioneers.
PIcTuREs framed cheap and at short no.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22

TIN Legislative SHellsfpthes Capitol are
being pSt Ih<Ordef Cor the reception of
members on the lst proximo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22

Having bought out WIN, Richards inter-
est we desire to close the books Of Head
ley, Richards & Co. All persons indebted
to said frm'wilh obiige ns by callingA and
settling at once. W ~
dec2l-6t A.C. HEADLEY & Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
,AIRplhll llVelI .NthfeiI.

Pie AeDas (Aiaa Tribune, amer referring
alhe iact that most Of the New Orleans
ters regard the Presidents Message with
lt favor, makes this point in cohclh-
q -iia9s sDomtiHi o6j sn snoioo17a ~
could our States tenaiht naiht without rem D-
thtatfon III Congress for a year or two
81 no great impQrtance,. provided that
- are4los governed By an irresponsible
Gle hbhis 81 1he Pfesidsnt, and if'he
OF clear the way to the admission of
siRspresentatives, he can keep from us
apoweS Nhich th9 maj oritY Cmay desire
wbpress Us WITH. Thus, after all, the
jdent is an insurmountable obstacle to
a, lnfliatieRs II HroDgs iHe cam keep us
lrt, if1he has not changed his opinions
iJOnolfcun tafatt Iaffo hn8 tfIoi ,Trffasi.s iH ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
ArrIYaI OF the. 1a5th.

~ The 195th o. V.iIy which is mentioned
elsewhere as having been at Pittsburgh on
Wednesday, waiting transportation, arrived
at Camp Chase yesterday morning for pay
ment and final DISCHARGE. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
ChTi,.ie Chapei =FSir

Will be continued this friday evening at,
the GitS fisil, tasteveninSit It gaysgsdsfal
public satisfaction, and promises well to-
night. ---
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22


Quite flrdoecurred at bout ~ b'clf@S
yesterday forepoon, by which, tw6- -frahie
tw6-story BeddipGs, one of than "a doub bic
house. Mere destroyed. The property, &la
considerable portion pf st. belonged to a
Sologed map bY the name oS KnApper. Il
was situated at the corner of Noble and
Fifth streets, and on ,the west side of Fifth
between Friend and Mound streets. In the
buildings was agrocery or saloon, kept by
D vKnappsr, and several eolorgd families had
+, their domieils IN tAetsame. " Eh(ITUL
j The occupants Of the buildings consumed
! saved most OF their -moVables. A sick .w0-
man or two had to be carried out while the
fire wsgipTprogresssJ AZ two story brick
\ dwelling Just north u tie frame buildings
and occupied by a German family, caught
fire on the roof several times during the
progress of the conAagration, and was only
saved from destruction by the-extraorii-
nary exertions Of our efficient Chiefof the
Fire Department, assisted by the,sxcellent
men associated with him In that Depart
ment. .06 IIig
Great credit is due to the efficient en-
ployes al the Third srvetEngine House,
who, being first upon the ground, kept
d eoitihu66s stresm ofI water Nplayld&
upon the fire from first to last. Especial
credit.sh6sld be awarded DO HenrySs Laye
ton and John Border for their indefatigable
efertions in the discharge offthefrI duties.
The weather being intensely cold, the
water froze; e;almost INSTANTLY after leaving
the hose.
I9Imediately after the arrival of the Third
Street Engine, the Thorses were detached,
and W.rWggFerguson forthwith returned
and brought the hook and ladder to the
grodhd, which rendered efficient sefyice.
The~ Chief Engineer and the firemen be-
came completely exhausted, working until
the last, and presenting the appearance of
Sir John Franklin's men in the Artic re-
gions. Col. Marrow, the Chief Engineer,
remained on the ground until the fire was
completely subdued. ss# EN,5ss# +
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22

BrAurruI9 stock l0f sqlid and lRlatea
JeWelrY. s. SELLECK " co,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22

THE 105th o. vi was at Pittsburgh on
Wednesday, waiting transportation to this
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
ne ROuse1 o. tLlcSIIey TEosa 4 CO.

, ~ The House. OF fLaceI1ey BOss & Co.,
ss, ~ The attention of the readers OF The
-STATEsMAN,tis directed to the advertise
'ment of LaGells, Ross a. oo.. which We
printin another column. They have the
oldest ahd bsstl Of liquors OF all kinds,
(which they are selling at prices that can !:
mot fail to give satisfaction Their Whiss
2 kies, Brandies, and Wines are Of the purest
= and most strHRproYsa ubEsHss, eaad viii Tbs
-isoldiby the dembo6n, kego or barrel. Their
sales are, to large extent, to the ''TRADE," /"
from which they are rscsiYing, mapy, COM
mendAtiOnseyetys day. They are selling
B aagpdd cider vinegar as can be found any
where, and are giving much attehtloh to
that branch Of theif extensive 'b0sffiess.
,IIIFsW. L. Ross, WHO has the = itnheediste
iieharge of tneHouse Is 4 fsentlemail Who
/ never fails to please his Customers. We
commend him and the establishments to
stiiI more gsnetatfator add patronnags.ildi 8 i'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
q M4Rs sE ihs IlllI..h IllI.sh...sssd u HEhle.

~ H@Pe ek fhe .HRischunend xEhlg.
cae RtcAgsgMd wing Of the 18TH inst, con
lis anS editcftak in which It recites the
tn Of the, Radicals, thus: -'''' ,1s,as @e~3a n
ih,t the President Is disposed to be IIber-
d wishel ~ hls policy eifectItated
e two Houses Of Congress, Is manifest
mall. That the Senate has manifested
Sopositi9pn "a gptsip geOncert with the
fepent-certainly 10 avoid placing itself
J. 3tagenism To 'hinAis also manifest.
we not hope that the Honse-of Repre-
psiyes ,Eill gradpall Come ~ feel and
Ind 70 tue CONSERVATIVE Influences that
to'be exerted by the Executive and BY
5natea end sthut the Ieighfeun RepuBII-i
10 tha1EIouaeea eatho. svobod against Mr.,
onn's resolution, viii, ere J0n 4 Grove 70
be- leaven That shall leaVei ths Nhole
gaH TVaT "A HieB ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
Arrests for CounterfeitIn.i

IoO Yesterday Barney cCabe arrested Nila
ldiamRapl and Iennie Roberts for passing
the Same counterfeit fifty dollar Treasury,
: : note, for the passing of which Edward NC
gGafsyb the Penitentiary guard, was arrest
Ietfa1d he'd ~ RI FaS e64iiltr
btsd94Id Paul admitted q" bah, by' M d, S.
= lConhIssloneTa 0hittendene eCins itlres sum ofl
tslOOp for eaEaace oni TdssdsB s9Dbe4t, 9bt
Lat the Office Ofithe Commissioner, before
WIZ both will then and there have pre-
hW9ilpphfy e1anlinatioH fW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
Franklin common PIsas. ss9iI ii
'0H19r OWl THtJRsDA n I1ee. "a

State Of Ohio y. John Slater. Indictment
for grand lareenyoq Jury trial.T Verdictros
Not Guilty .3hi no shusqsb Iqwoq b9I9npi
e State Of Ohio v. Charles Harris; "a color.
ed, boylo indictment tor grand larceny In
stealing gold watch. Jury trial. Prose-
cutting Attorney tor the State Rankin for
the defense, yerdlct+Gnilty .of petit lar
iceny, Value Of watch stolen, s25sd ssisj,
d sAfter the trial ofthelast case the Court
discharged the regular traverse jaf0rs from
any further. .attenda11ce at the present term
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22

osb6bA aaks &hisrss-
abntersdga house tbeuOthen might, adj
rehlorOiOrmst0tw young iSdies
/. asleep and then stols all the bed
s or their bed and Gsl !, a.a3 Y, e & ,s,i, slo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
'UoIaInnd zee,

y .H
|I1oThe contrast between THE. recent long
term Of warm weather and the present one
Of cold and ice lis marked aDd1 decided.
I'VE have now afcticwIntef jweatherin earn
est. wednesday forenoon Y it WA mild;
Iightsnow fell, islsst and rain cspccedsd;, Of
night the'Wind blew violently taking of
the si head-eosefs y Of D uhfort1haty dpe9
desttiahs D. who = were Out, iate, % the
day =, =, closing and o neWa one begin-
ming withsa generaland nnntitigated freeze.
Yesterday morning Che streets and islde1
walks were covered With ,ice, rough and
smooth, as the case might obe, and smooth
shod bipcds and q6adrupeds found lOcomo-'
tion exceedingly diflcplt especially Hheh
.JblfgedI Its carry ~ draw . heavy load, We
heard of no serious accidents from falls on
.the ice yesterday9 although iseveral uhfofz
tthnate horses fell lad5wn, and others got seg
we're whippipg "a for being bslkys when their
feet would, ~ they attemVtedto draw their
loads, slip from under them. Giyethe horse
fairplaJ, ,Iapd d6By hifi'a you would like
him " a. y0R Xsbs " SciF X bis seFys1tsW o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22

A NEW stock of first quality Silver Plat
ed Ware at reduced prices.aii - ~ ;.R5 81 <y,o, y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22

q, elTfibEtc CbhfeIii was, dedicated at
/. Jeliha, Mercer eonptyy on Sunday, theIl0th
,nst.aa bna gniI9iipnO9 10 nNEihnjiN
Y lToa .emod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22

PIcTuREs framed cheap and at short no
tice at Selleck and Co.'s Bazaar. r. . 40 g.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01
limited STATES MILITARY RAIL.
~ ROADS.

OFFICE oP ASSISTANT ouARrERNAsrRR,I
WARRINGTON, D. c., July p, 1885.
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK.
Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY, September 10, at the Portland
Co. 8 Shop in Portland, Maine, Six (6) Locomo-
tive Engines
On THURSDAY, September q, at Rinkly &
williams Shop, in Boston, Mass, Four ~ Loco
motive Engines.
On MONDAY, September d, at Kennett Square,
near Philadelphia Penn, Fifty 1907 Box Freight
Cars, four feet eight a half-inch gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, September 81, at Whining
ton, Del, Eighty -four (SI) Box Freight Cars, Ave
foot gauge.
The above stock is all new, and Of the very best
quality.
The Engines are Ave feet guage, Ave foot
drivers, and cylinders l6x24 inches. They can be
changed to narrow guage at a trining expense.
Sales to commence at 10 a. m.
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
H.. l.. ROBINSON,
Jy26-ts Brevet Colonel aud A. q. M.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

MONDAY, July 81, 1865.
tPyfcss given beloto refer to ,ohoesaLs operations
only, unkess othertoise oppressed.
CoPPEB-No sales to day.
FLoUR-Was a little weaker o-day, In sympa-
thy with the decline in wheat City Mills extra,
for shipment, may be quoted at 10. 76aSll, the
outside figure asked. Good Howard street and
Western extras are In very light supply, and
held firmly We repeat the previous quota
lions, viz: Howard street super s.25aSs. 90, do.
Extra 9.25at9. 90, do. Family l0.6Oatl1; Ohio
do Family O0aS00.O0; City Mills good to fancy
brands Super S25a$S. 30, do. shipping brands
Extra TO- 7jaSll; standard Extra 0.2jaS9. 80 ;
Baltimore Family 100, and high grade Extra
and Brandywine Corn Meal ii per Dbl.
GRAIS.-wheSt II, 800 bushs offered, quality
mostly Inferior; the market was heavy, and
prices lower. A few hundred bushels choice
1900 bushs ranged from 81 IS to II 20, as to
quality; 5000 bushs red brought 9Ja*2 20 per
bushel Corn-l6,2OO bushels received, bulk
white; market steady, with sales Of $1,000 bushs
yellow at o5a0O cts per bushel. Oats-Receipts
were large, amounting to $4,000 bushels, Of
which II, 900 bushels were reported sold, inclu
ded were l06S bushels old crop at so cts weight,
cts, 1900 do at "A cts weight, and 800 bushs at
81 cts measure.
MoLAssRs.-No sales reported.
PRoyIsioNs.-Mess Pork Is held higher. We
quote at 80. 60af3I, Prime Mess 26af26. 90, and
Prime 23as2i per Dbl. Bacon is steady at lsl4a
1876. for Shoulders, l9lIc. for Sides, '3a26c for
plain Hams, latter canvassed, and 30a32c per
ID for sugar oured cauvassed. All other articles
nominal as before quoted.
SUdAR-Was quiet to-day; the only sales
reported being IS hhds Porto Rico at l3c. per Id.
SALr.-Wlth u fair jobbing demand prices are
steady at %. 25 for Ground Alum, S3,2j per sack
for Pine, and Turks Island 60c. per bushel.
wsIsKr-Is held firm, with small sales at o. IS
per gallon,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01
T ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
IL a. ohhn
STEAMBOATS,, BARGBs, AND sHIP.YARI
orARrERNAsrER GBSERAL's ovvror,

oUARrERNAsrER GENERALS opprcE, u 4
WAsHINaTON, D. c., July %, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS arc invited and will be
received at the Office Of the Quartermaster Gen i
eral Bureau Of Rail and River Transportation,
at Washington, D. O. until the FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT, at ~ o'clock NJ, for the
purchase Of the following named ATS,
BARGBs, and other property:
Side wheel Steamer Chickamauga, registered
tonnage, 207 tons.
side. wheel Steamer Grant, registered tonnage,
100 tons.
wheel Steamer Burnside, registered ton
mage, 20I tons.
Side. wheel Steamer Thomas, registered ton
mage, 40 tons.
Side: wheel steamer Sherman, registered ton
mage, 40 tons.
side.wheel Steamer wauhatchie, registered
tonnage, 50 tons.
Side. wheel Steamer Knoxville, registered ten .
mage, 80 tons
Side. wheel Steamer Dunbar (wreck), regis
tered tonnage, - tons.
Stern wheel Steamer Kingston, registered ton :
mage, % tons.
Stern wheel Steamer Kenesaw, registered ton :
mage, 1855 tons.
Stern wheel Steamer Bridgeport, registered
tonnage, 1S4 tons.
Stern wheel Steamer Holstore, registered ton.
mage, SO tons.
Stern wheel Steamer Missionary, registered
tonnage, ll6 tons.
Stern wheel Steamer Chattanooga, registered
tonnage, SO tons.
Stern wheel steamer Atlanta, registered ton.
mage, 22l tons.
wheel Steamer Resaca, registered ton o.
mage, lS2 tons.
Side. wheel Steamer Lookout, registered ton
mage, l73 tons.
Side. wheel Steamer Stone River, registered
tonnage, 2l4 tons.
side-wheel Steamer Clincb, registered tonnage,
- tons.
Also, seven a. Gunwale Barges.
One Row Boat and One Model Barge.
All Of which can be seen at Chattanooga, Tenn,
as any time prior to the day Of sale.
| chinery, and appurtenances In the United States
Ship Building Yard at Chattanooga.
Aifull description Of which can be seen at the
offices Of the Quartermasters Of Transportation Al
| Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville, 81. Louis, aud
| at Chattanooga.
| Proposals are invited for each boat or barge
| separately; the name Of the boat or description
Of the barge to be designated in the proposal.
full description Of the property may be OBJ.
tanned on application to Brevet Colonel Arthur
Edwards, A O. NJ, st. Louis, Mo.
| Each envelope containing n bid should be sealed
and endorsed Proposal for Steamers, Barges,
and other property at Chattanooga, ~ bureau Of
Rail and River Transportation and addressed
to the ouartermaster General u S. A. Washing
ton. D. G.
| Payment to be made In United States currency
| upon the acceptance Of any proposal, and prior
to the delivery Of the property.
| The Government reserves the right to with
| draw any Of the above property, aud to rcjec
M C. MEtGs,
Quartermaster General,
augl Brevet Major General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01
Natiuual @epablifau
Last OF General Hospitals.

Undsr Direction ef Surgeon r. o. ABBOTT.
8 A., Medical Director Department. o.
% I. Amory Square, Washington, D. O.,
south, in charge Of Surgeon d. W. Bliss,
.. Carver, Washington, D. o., Fourteenth
street west, at terminus Of city raiirosd, In
charge Of Surgeon o. A. Judson, U. 8. V.
3. Campbell, Washington, d. g., Seventh
street west at terminus Of city railroad north,
In charge Of Surgeon A. II. Sheldon, U. 8. V
4. Columbian, Washington, d. O., Four.
teenth street west, at terminus Of city rail.
road, in charge Of Surgeon 7. R. Crosby,
U.S.V.
s. RECORD, Washington, D. c., corner
Fourteenth street and Massach usetts avenue,
in charge Of Surgeon @. W. Homer, US. v.
Q. Douglas, Washington, d. c., corner Of
street and New Jersey avenue, in charge
Of Assistant Surgeon VIM. Fl Norris, U.SA.
7. Emory, Washington, d. G., near Aims.
house, east Of the Capitol, in charge of Sur.
geon N. r. Moseley, U. s. v.
8. Fairfax Seminary, Virginia, two miles
back of Alexandria, in charge Of Surgeon
David p. Smith, U. s. v.
Q. Finley, Washington, D. c., Kendall
Green, Fourth street east, north Of the city,
in charge of Surgeon @. L. Pancoast, U. S. V.
Az. hhreWoou, washington, " w., Oor-
coran's farm, Seventh street west, In charge
of Surgeon r. d. Bontccou, U. 8. v.
IL. Judiciary Square, Washington, D. c.,
Judiciary Square, L street north, between
Fourth and Fifth streets west, in charge Of
Assistant Surgeon L. Griswold, U. s. v.
IL. Kalorama, (small-pox,) Washington,
D. O., Rock Creek, out Twenty first street, in
charge Of Acting Assistant Surgeon R. J.
Thomas, u. s. A.
10. Lincoln, Washington, D. c., one mile
cast Of the Capitol, in charge Of Assistant
Surgeon ]. O. Mckee, U. s. A.
IA. Mount Pleasant, Washington, D. o.,
Fourteenth street, ono half mile beyond the
city limits, in charge of Assistant Surgeon
ii. Allen, U. s. A.
is. Seminary, Georgetown, D. O., corner
Of Washington and Gay streets, in charge Of
Surgeon II. W. Ducachet, U. s. v
10. Stanton, Washington, d. G., I street
and New Jersey avenue, in charge Of Sur
geon BENJAMIN d. Wilson, u. s. v.
II. Stone, Washington, D. c., Fourteenth
street, opposite Columbian hospital, in charge
Of Assistant Surgeon P. Glennnn, U. S. V.
Is. First Division General, Alexandria,
Va, corner Of Fairfax and Cameron streets,
in charge Of Surgeon Z. Bentley, U. s. v.
10. Second Division General, Alexandria,
Va, corner Of Prince and Columbus streets,
in charge Of Surgeon L. Bentley, U. S. V.
20. Third Division General, Alexandria,
Va, Washington street, between Queen and
Cameron streets, in charge of Surgeon L.
Bentley, U. S. v
81. Augur General Hospital, near Alex
andria, in charge of Surgeon @. L. Sutton,
U. s. V.
%. Point Lookout General Hospital, Point
Lookout, Maryland, in charge Of Surgeon A.
Heger, U. s. A.
%. Quartermaster's Hospital, X street
north, between North Capitol and First
streets, DR.. Lincoln in charge.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

NAVY
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,
July liz 1865
Separate Proposals, sealed aud endorsed PRO
posals for Navy Clothing for Boys" will be re-
ceiyed at this Bureau until . clock, p. M, on
the nth day Of August next for furnishing and
delivering, Ton receiving thirty days nOtce,) at
the United States Navy Yards, at CharleStown,
Mass, and Brooklyn, n. Y, lone third at the
former aud two thirds at the latter yard) In such
numbers aud quantities and at SUCH times ~ may
he specified by the Chief Of this Bureau, or by the
cOmnaudants Of the said Navy Yards, respective
ly, the numbers and quantities OF the different
articles Of Clothing boys siEeS) speeined In the
following list, viz:
800 Blue Pea Jackets.
I 900 pairs Blue Satinet Trowsers.
90 pairs White Duck TrOwsers,
ONN pairs Blue Flannel or Knit Drawers.
,OOO Blue Flannel Oytrshlrts.
900 Blue Flannel or Knit Undershirts.
1000 white Linen Frocks.
Offers may be made for one or more articles, at
the option " the bidder, aud In case more than
one article /, contained In the offer, the Chief Of
the Bureau will have the right to accept one or
more Of the articles contained In such offer md
re- Get the remainder. The price must Be uni
G,rm, dHd offers must embrace all Of any one
,r Inprt articles deliverable at both stations
The materials Of which the above named ar.
ticlrs Of Clothing are to be made must conform,
In all respects, TO the Navy standard for men 4
garmentsi and be OF the same quality Ms tho
samples at said yards.
For schedule Of sizes bidders are referred to the
Inspectors at tho Boston, New York, aud Phila-
dolphia Navy yards; and for Information rs to
the laws and regulations lin pamphlet iorm) re-
garding contracts, to the offices " tho several
Communicates Of Navy yards and Navy Agents.
The Department reserves the right 10 reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent. jyll.law+w
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

Missouri.
Zach envelope eontai ming bid should be sealed,
and the name ofthe Boat or Barge, or description
% Brigadier General L. D. Parsons, Chief R. and
r. Transportation, In care Of the ofoer in charge
Of River Transportation, at the points designated
for opening bids.
Payment 70 be made In United States CURRENCY
upon the acceptance Of any proposal, and prior 70
the delivery Of the properly. -.
The Government reserves the rightto withdraw
any o. the above property, and to reject propos.
ais II deemed too low. NJ. G. MBIGS,
Quartermaster General,
aul Breyet Major General.