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DRoPesALs FOB FRESH BEEF.
SUBSISTENCE OrFIeE, U.S A.,
Nc. los w. Lombard Street

SCBsls1kSCB OfrlCBs o. A..
Nc. los w. LOMBARD Street,
Baltimore, Nd, August 80, 1876.
sealed Proposals, in du slicate. viii be received
st this office until - on SATURDAY, septem--
Der g. 1866. fer furnishing and delivering, free Of
eost, to the camps. barracks ospitsls and ofcers
~, around and in the Vicinity Of Baltimore. Md,
iincluding the garrsoned forts, except Fort No
Henry all the FRESH BEEF required by them
for six months ,commencinR October 1885, or such
less time as the Oonmssary General Of Subsistence
:. The Beef to be of good and marketable quail
ity, In equal proportion Of fore and hind quarter
meat, neck, shanks and kidney tallsw 70 be ex-
cluded
The necks Of the cattle Slaughtered under this
aereeme mt shall be cut Of ut the fourth vertebral
Joint, and the breast trimmed down, The shanks
OF the fore quarters shall be of from three to
four inches above the knee joint and Of hind quar-
tere from six TO eight inches above the gambrel or
hook Joint.
Bidders are requested 10 b present to respond
to their bids, and be prepared to give bonds for
the fulhllment of their contract
Propotals must be endorsed dist nctly Promo.
sails for Fresh Beef" and addressed to the under.
signed who reeerves the right to reject any or all
bfds not TO the interest Of the United States.
heretofore. THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and @. s, q. g. A.,
Sl-fd Rri0 vi.
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PROPOSALS,
DROPooALe rOR GRADING
: Bsssdv Of Ordnance, Nary Dspa,,ufnt,l
WaShinGfoa Gtx. tepf1mhar lSnS

Bsseav Of Ordnases, Nary Dsparinsnt,l
Washfnstoa City. eeptember 4, ISIS. 4
Sealed Proposals for grading the sroupds of the
THE once until twelve I'D O'Clock noon Of SAT
UkpAY. the eighth tsthI day Of Septe N her, 1875.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard, aud
the time in which they will guarantee TO do the
vork to the satisfaction Of the Government Super
intendsnt.
Proposals. will only be received from parties &C
tuaHy engaged in the business OF grading, and who
are prepared to do the work themselves. No sub
letting Of contracts will be permitted, and t IL to
be distinctly undstt,od that the Chief OF the au-
reau reserves the right 10 reject oil offers under
this advertisement that he does not deem aavanta-
eeous to the Government
The bids will be opened at noon OF the day above
specified. and bidders are requested TO be present
Ge 5-5t Chief of Bureau. =
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

SUAMER ARRANGEMENT
- STBAMER CAMBRIDGE.
On and after tAis day the Steamer CAMBRIDGE
Capt. 3. I. Leonard. will leave her 49,
pier, opposite 20 Light ct, wharf SAAAk
between Lee and Barre streets, BAL
ti%S,e or TUESpAY, THUhsDAY, and SAT.
Double Mills, Oxford, Cioras Point, Wailsch .
Nh.rf, Cambridgs, MSghletts Wharf: Cabin
Ea.tern Shore. she will reach Baltimore at a. m
on TuesdaZs, Thuredays and Saturdays. Passsn-
train for Baltimore iy 7-tf
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PoIsoNED.-The Danbury (Conn.) Times
says several persons were severely poison. on
the grounds of the Excelsior Club at that
place, Saturday, by a creeping plant common :
ly called mercury. The Times says: 1--WE saw
one Of the victims, Wallace X. Hyatt and
found bis face so swollen ano distorted from
ats effects as TO be barely recognizable We
understand that the poison was received by
the reflection of the sun from the plantn
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NORTHERN ENTERPRISE IN GKOReIA-A
CORES pondent writes from Madison, Ga as
follows AS a notable incident may mention
that two Northern gentlemen purchased from
Colonel j. b. Walker twenty-seven hundred
acre. OF land, in the spring, at 1880 and 500
plowsd one thousand acres with two.h horse
turning -piows, introduced all the implements
for planting and eultivating. much to the
amusement of many of those welded to the
drill-tongue and scooters, and am informed
that their crop is the finest in all the region,
and that, with no further calamity, they will
make enough to pay for their farm this year,
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DA prize fight took place on Sunday be-
tw cen Ted Romley, of Brooklyn, and John
Cody. of Redhook near Sheepsbead Bay, be-
low BrooklyR. Thirty mine rounds were
fought, the fight lasting an hsur and ten min.
utes, and Romley was declared the winner
No arrests were made
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- The st. Joseph (Mo) UnIon says that
farmers residing a few miles south of that
place represent the frost, on the morning of
August 81, so thick on the fences that they
could write their names legihly in it, Not a
week previously the thermometer in that re-
gion indicated temperature OF 100 deg, and
even higher
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NJ ANHATTAANN ,v.rD.,c,
COMPANY
Washington City, d. O.
SIM JOHN T. LIGHTER, Agent

EAkGMENB INSURANCE CO. OF WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN
OFFICE No. 1, over Bank Of " sshington,
0HARTEBED BIZ CONGRESS, 1887.
SURPLUS .............S SO .OOS
Property Of Ill kinds insured for . year or Len
Builders risks granted On the most favorable
eym0.
JAZZ Is ADAMS President.
Samuel Oropley, Esau PickPell,
W%. WILSON, ,' Oh s'''' Thomas Parker,
Iphn D. Barclay, Richard Barry,
eamY Redfern, Chas. W. Davis,
B. B. French, +. I'd. CLARK,
Andrew Roth we'll, OF Warrington.
The Directors In Georgetown are slthorizedlhy
the Board TO renew pelioies and take risks IN
Georgetown,
10 Is eo6m ABEL g. DAVIS, sscry.
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aDA shoTteot no0eo.
:! YIN lssl eSe:sss9siz e hssA sAs11RH NAE
Orders for Plunberb eLA 30 promptly attended,
= tenna. eyenues BET. Ia md lDtA 80. vet,
Woeh19t0os OsVs . WABl
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DOTO4A0 TBAN6fOBTATIOH LINZ,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
=, The Steamer ExPREss, Capt. !, A. RYTHIB.
Leaves Warrington ct 6 e 70; and Al
EkDAf for Giy~Snt, Budd sFerrZ
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point Piowden3 3
Wharf, L.nca: Ts What Stones Wharf; Our:
Piney Point, Point Lookout, and arrives ct Bait.
more ~ Q. N. on Sunday
J.B. BRYAN BRO, Agents.
ap7-u No. 345 Peuna. avenue
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FRANCK TAYLOR.

T>RI1e11A1-Protsote b. Royal Letters Pei
ssss q & iHSSsana spc s::Ssrsd y sas .s..e
So S Of G nsdicns V..ns ana the lnpsra
Trissssr No. i. : the sascsu.l remedy for Rsl..
~
the e. S,s q c 81 s;
tie use Of mercury aad I'll othar dslsterious ingrS
al:
ssu: :svlss @. Divided il :spsrss. 5o:ss :: a.
ninistsesd b VslDsss. sailananda, Roux. Ae.'
Wheasse!e and retail by Dr.. BARROW. He. lsI
: fo ): hsd si:c q .. o. i0BD. Ho. $50 p. .vs
IJELNBOLDp IXrRAOT BUOHU AND m
a.. ssrdsrs II 81 th.ir STAGES. q little s1psnss
= !: e: = 81;
sO0 GASES sUPI1IOK HOOK WIN =, Of the
oO o issisfiTEiRs s I'LL tfSGn brsna' viz.
R RGGbI4RsssHHEf,nTE.
Sf HHan TiEiNNEEkk,
ynieh Offer for sale in quantities TO suit pur.
ssMDss Of The vine can b seen q the Union
-:dlm Riley A. sHINN.
1l,HIs Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.cri.
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans court Of
Washington county, In the District OF Columbia,
tate Of Virginia nilstead, late Of WashinRtos,
y O., aeceased. All psrsons having CLAIMS Against
the said deceAsed, arc hereby warned to exhibif
the sane, with the vouchers hereof 20 the subscr
Der. on or before the I'D day Of June next: tNcy
Of the said estAto.
VS.: my hand 81; n AZ & ' TsosS
HQnEoWlTHOVT BANDs, il'ussrase6. I'm
81 Lord o Lest novel. by fdmun1 Ystss.
sse rnenee Keller, . ncyel. - cts. Pour Year
Apeereonv!ne Prjeon. Ola Baynoeb LiiS 3
ApdYey yohIeon, el.5e. 0aDe)eonb Ls6s q o..
nv 'a x2AA0K TAHOE.
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n1AfH. DEATH. .DDAIH-ro Roaehss, BED
s;ew iShJs s1oSSS N, si S.n: :.
sllvalia evsnus, south do. - hes large stock
81 usdjeine, &e.s - gsesonaAls DE1pss il ~
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RAILROAD LINES.
DALTIMORI AND 0HIs RAILROAD.
ID WAsuINs1oN, June Is, l0oe

DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WARRINGTON, June -. lsos.
. Z
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
MORE, and WAeHrE TON And TIL W1SC. an
nov run - follows. viz. =
FOB BALTTM0BU.
Leave daily. except Sunday, ct 700, 1:So. an1
u:O Q. m, ana Z4o, and $50, and 500 .. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
leave daiv, except Sunday, % Tea, Q. n, en-
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at sls and 90 am. and at s4s and As N
FOB ANNAPOLIe.
Eeeve d 10g and $50 Q. m, and I'D ,. -. no
nAins 70 or frsm AnnaDohs en- Sunday.
On SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave % 10 O. "a. and 3:D and 800 ,. -.
1OR WAY STATIONS.
FOB ALL PAbTo OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday. ct 7:S0 .. N. and 500
On Sunday q 500 ,. m only. connecting at Relax
StAuon Win trains nom Baltimore % WhoelinG
4haistceSgSsk fffoxrrs 70 tn. We. %. b. h.a !,
the Wechinston Station Ticket Once Of ell hsan
can Tsls9rsph Building. Pennsylvania avenue.
between " and eth streets.
advsrisement Of tThrough Line
W.P. 6MITH, Master Of TrAnspo9tataol
=. m. COLE, General Ticket Amt.
&C 00 GEO. B. KOONTZ. Agent, Warrington.
WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA ANn
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OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


y OF q fss Of T
40, 70. q. The asI M Of patent granted 70
prOve@ent in Machines for Drilling STONE SC n for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the sd day of November,
II is ordered that the saia petition be heard a
Ss III ssg of s
po,ifed to s,spesr and .hSs cause # any they
file the Psssn. Once oSecsion.. specisS
he Sss hs.sias. III .s:iinons died y :fssss
NTH the fu.s
the office which will be furnished on application.
Dess Be- In s .y.
,saf G.S Of sa *.
the Intelligencer and the Republican, Washing
zee Ne.
said publications to be 1T least sixty days pre-
''0O' " '"s u'' VI "'"''f i. O. rPEAkER,
Commissioner OF Patents.
S 70 the s
. paper containing this notice. an Is lawsw
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOk,
y O. the es.asioa e sIEfaEs q GIsTEs-
"a os e. :ss a.; e
November 1852 for an Improvement in Mode e
place on the 9th day Of November. 1885:
the q aaS
tobes next, at L. O'Clock m; snd all persons are
have Why ,sid estition ought not to be gran sss
Persons eppssns the are required to
the day o. bearing ali tesiimeny filed ~ either
and transmitted in accordsnoe With he rules
Of the sfice, which will be furnished on applica-
Tepositions and other papers relied upon -
before the day Of bearing; the arguments, ii any,
within tes days amer ming the testimony
the RepeSiesS and the inae es nc Wsssins
ton. ID. G., and In the Palladium. Richmond. Ind,
Of .aid to % At least .s,s day. prs
vious to the day Of bearing.
Commissioner of Pa<ents.
and 81 e e. on :;
rsper containing this notice. an is-isss.
NEFARIMlET or Tn WTlRI0R,
On the petition of 52 iHsi 81 Boz.
to on s ID q day 81 s &
i 70, an improvement in Machines for Dsilling
patent which take: place. on q. q d.s e sS
vsmler: 1855:
the fssn sa.t on the Is ss ssy
October 1856, ct u O'Clock 70 AID al por.ons
are re g
set forth in writing, at least rrenty DAYS before
the day Of hearing; all testimony died BY either
party, TO be used 1T the said hearing. must be
tak.s and transm In accordance with the rules
ton.
Dispositions and other pspers, relied upon 80
testimony must be hled In the Office fDea,y dayO
Vefore the day Of hearing. the argume ufs, II ANY,
within ten days after hling the testimony.
: s:s 's he i :: IL g.
o.. and In The Journal. Boston, Mass. once
o week for three successive weeks the first Of sAid
publications te be as least sixty DAYS preyious TO
the day Of hearing. T.. Q. rHIAKEB,
Commissioners of Pateues.
P.S Editors OF the above papers will phase
copy, end serd their bills TO the Patent once.
With paper containing this notice. au slsv3w
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PERSONAL.
JEREMIAH 5. BLACK. wARDH. LANoN. CT. BLACK
LAW OFFICE
BLACK, LAMON 4 co.

BLACK, LAMON CO.,
Councillors and Attorneys at Law In the Supreme
Court OF the United States, the Court OF Claims,
the Courts Of the District, the Executive Depart
ments. and Committees of Congress-
once, ass 18th street, directly opposite Will
laros' Hotel de lS-tf
~ INGLE.
~. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw,
No. &c Louisiana avenue. above 9th street,
ocA ly WASHINGTON, ID o..
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EXTENsIvE AUCTION SALE
GOVERNMENT TOBACCO.
SEVERAL HUNDRED HOGsHEADS OF FINE
VIRGINIA. LEAF.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Custom HousE,k
In compliance with Instructions from ii. A. Ris.
(
q ' Van ..' S s'is
CAPTURED AND AeyAH EEDoNED PROPERTY.
TWO HuSP GEzP e! ToB RSss! dHoGsHEADs
FIVE HuSDRED SSx5S oGxSUFAorURED
Lea: Of Ss the
Rrising .li The good tobacco lands in the State.
xI.Y1eT,;;" and Be. been Well sursd and pre- re-
served: This sale presents oppertu mites to the
the demend warrant, some three or four hundred
hsEf , more may be added to the sale: which
Samples Of each hogshead will be ready for in.
specti"n ct the sales-room ten days preceding the
I FERNS: Cash, in government 1s sus q ,,
IN l0-Tt Assistant Special Agent.
A LOTION SALE SE eoyERNMENr WOOD
H'dda1d'ts's P &C. Of cs: q
ssEss S%sS en- q k. ,ss
Ohio Railroad, one mile from the depot OF said
IsT the snis Ely es On THURS
iron day to day aterwsrd, at the same hour, until
The wood va be offered in lots to suit purcha.
SEES, And fifteen days allowed for removal.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
M. /. LUDINGTON,
Byt. Brig. Gen u and Chief Quartermaster,
au 2e-4t Department of Warrington
GOVERNMENT SALES AT GIEsBoRO, d. @.
:s:f; ': jul ts s. Rlsssss''''"{
1t is deemed advisable to announce that the a ne
ton sales OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS ara
BLEs, FENCING: WHARVES, &c. al Giesboro.
D. c., under the direction OF Captain GEORGE -
Browning, A. M are yet in progress, and will
be continued on TUESDAY and FRIDAY of zach
week. commencing at 10 O'Clock g. M anti All
shall have been disposed Of. ~ eAA
large quantity of the best material, suftabIe
for building and other purposes yet remains to be
sold and many good areains may be had. " w
The Buildings are sold singly.
A boat for Giesboro leaves the 9Th street wharf
every hour during the days of sale
By order Of the Quarter master General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet Brig. General u. g. A.,
~ DIST In charge First Div. Q. NJ. g. o.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ IN All. xkEESns@i9s OTEIcE, July 18th, 1855

10 EFT Ss !sss "a,
sais ekesD. fssT y. q HjiStSod3TSsS Ss 6tb 'es
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
lARGH, soOW, &C., AT AUCTION.

WasAtaeton, ID O., August q. 1855. Z
Will he SOLD AZ Public Auction at Sixth street
wharf under the direction OF Captain james @
Psype, A. Q. NJ, on SATURDAY, September q,
at 10 o. m
YAWL- BOAT, the property OF the United etatee
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
D. b. RUCKEB.
Byt. Mai. Gen. and Chief QuartsrmsstsR,
aug "a did DepO1 OF WashinafoH
CUBslerENCE Stools AND OOMMIsaARY
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OPTIC

On the petition Of ,sTEPH rs q: MAIDEN
HALL, OF Ri hmond, Ind and OBED KING and
ELkA.kiNG, Of salem. Iowa, praying for tue eE-
OF November, 1859, for an Improvement in Hand
Looms for seven years from the ration Of said
patent. which takes place on the 9Th day Of Mo-
vember. 1856:
1t is ordered. that the said petition be heard at
the Patent once on MONDAY, the I'd day Of oc-
tober next, at IL O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, III any they
have, why said petition ought not 20 be grated
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, At least twenty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony fled by either
party to be used 1t the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules OF
the Office, which will be furnished application.
Depositions and other papers relied upon Ne tee-
timony must be filed in the ONCE twenty days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, if aIy,
within ten days after fline the testimony,
the Intell gencer and Il Republican w
ID. O., and in the Palladium, Richmond, Ind
once week for three successive weeks; the FIRST
Of said publications. to be at least sixty days pre-.
vious to the day Of hearing. , ru,,v,
Commissioner of Pstente.
P.e..Iditors OF the above papers win pleas
q paper containing this netice. an l5-vsv
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Nv II hNAbB CO. PIANOS,
PRINCE CO. g ssSANs AND ME M
for sale and rent on easy terms at Ne. 90 5 iith
street. above PennsS lvar'a svenns
pURE OLD POKr WINE
Ih.ve received from the private stock of we'll
S , and PoRT WSE Of
This wine he. been lnOwn to me several Years.
meps incident to the season have been very bene-
IL 10 ordered and recommended By physicians,
and Can be relied on IN eyery pesnnSSI nnr;,,
ra corner 18th end ssS, street,.
EIELD's HIsIeRY, OF THE ATLANTIC
e.. Hi:sSly Illus oS..r hs 1ely %;
t.DsI Law. edition of 1885 ss,ts3 y PAN.
CELE TED HANS.
hsAsP eTsssS
orner i.th And streets,
HEi4HD s II Tee PsEES4
On tn. petition Of JUN pESpk ksgS az
lsls n n, praying Tor the OK ensoD o. Of 1 .p.s.n.
granted on the s,h Gay DECEMBER, 1854. patented in
said Psepsg Se.oSsf ;ss iol an: an re-
pTovement II knitting Machines for seven years
Of 4 which takes
d. Is ordered that the ssid petition be heard at
.nd 81 Sss of Are
nStInec 70 .ppear and show cause, any they have
fe IN the Patent 0nice their Objections. specialy
parry 70 be used at the sao hearing must Be taken
The once which win be fsrSisSsS on speliea. S'
S.s and IN Sfssr paPs' rssa upon as ties.
before the day Of bearing; the arguments. If any,
within ten s d:Ss ate, nng the Testimony
Republican and the Inteiiisencer. Washington, D.
On ana * s tae th seernS
yublieatops to be ct least sixty days previ
T. c. THEAKER,
n. Commissioner Of Patents.
e the .sn ON
paper containing this notice. an 8-vsv
III AND HsIs! AND I'D eLovh novel I, y h,.s "a:
eI,te; ,Cbsndo.. ~ "Ouids,S Ia Harper" n PIC,
,oIi.l Hi.toII q the. Rebellion. part i.t. % De
s::' q ;;sssSS sis 20 '''
EIAIsE DE SAINT FLOUR; La PIrIrn
IL 1smsn; La Meison de Penarvah; Aedenoi.
~. ci:..as Bss.ii: 4: bsSss; e Fsaass
! en- rTRANCK TAYLOR
LOB NoN-RITBNTIoH Oh INOONfINHIOl
c.. e y aSs q the
bret dust deDosit, and al disessss q tie blc1dsr.
III GI f,i iSfsAc 1' s55hu: '' HI
tr.tsd; In.ide, . Chropiele Of Recession. IL
FIELD S s!:. af A a: *
s:; iss''r''i'i0n 'Id S0r': x n HsRr2 It :s
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COvERNMENT HOSPITAL FOB THE IN
VI SANE

ST. ELIZABETH. ID. q, August p, 1856
Stone Masons sDe invited to Immediately make
sealed proposals, addressed to the Superinte
OF the hospital stating ut what price per perch Of
twenty We t25) cubic feet estimating only the &C.
tual toid contents Of the wall laid, they will lay
the wall enclosing the grounds Of the Hospital, in
the same manner and OF the same sort Of materials
that may now be seen In an unfinished portion OF
the wall on the public road The work done in
each month will be measured ct the end Of the
month. at the expense Of the United States. by an
experienced sworn neasurer. probably by Mr.
John Q. Harkness.) and Immediately settled for in
accordance with such measurement. The work Will
he overlooked as 1t progresses by an experienced
maton IN the employ ment hospital. Materials
Tor ecanoldlng, a. we'll a. stone lime. cement, and
sand, will be furnished on the ground, and water
can easily be obtained BY the contractor or CEN
tractors from good well very the wall.
Proposals Will be received both from master ma
sons who intend to employ others to do the werk
and from individual masons who intend to hire
ONLY lsborers and do the mechanical part of the
work themselves
The Superintendent of the Hospital distinctly
reserves the right to reject ell offers under thfs
advertiser eut that he does not deem advantageous
to the Government, and also at auy time to stop
any portion Of the work that 10 net being done &C.
coldfng to the agreement. Au 70 dot
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WM- KNABE CO.'S PIANOS,
PRINCE CO g skGANs AND ME I6
L9DEUNs, "NVv
for sale and rent on cay terms. at Ne 49, Iith
street, above Pennsy lvania avenue.
Sc eo6m' % RIICHENBACH.
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DROPOsALs FOB CORN MIAL.

QFcs DEPOT Commtssdry Of Sabsistencsl
Washington, u. c., August q. 1856
eealed Proposals, in duplicate, are invited until
THURSDAY. September 6, 1856, at IL p. m for
furnishing the Subsistence Department with all
the Corn Meal that may be required from the 10th
OF september. lssS, until the lst Of January, ls1
The Meal to be delivered at the 0oyernmen MT
warehouse In Georgetown, or 1t the Wharf or
Railroad Depot In Washington, ID. c., at such
times and In such quantities as the Government
may direct after fire days notice.
The Corn Meal 70 be delivered in good, sound
hour errels. each containing one hunired and
good, quality, and will be ins pt cted
before IL 10 received.
Payment will be made In such funds as the Gov
ernnsnt may furnish for dissu rsement.
Bids must he addressed to the undersiened at
No. 223 &c" street, endorsed .'Propo:ais for
Corn MEAL q. BELL,
au 28-5t Major and @. 8 u s. A.
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DP0POSALS FOB SUBSISTENCE,

AUGUsr ~, 1886
Proposals will be received at the office of Indian
Anairs. Washington. D. c., until twelve O'Clock
noon OF sEPTEMBER q, 1856. fer Subsistence
Tor the Wichitas and other affiliated banda OF
Indians In the ." Leased District, !" Indian Terri.
The bids will be At SO much per ration, as fol.
pound Of Fresh Beef
Il of pound Of Flour, or. in lieu of Flour,
! pint Of Corn, Flour and Uorn to 10 issued al
4quarts Of Salt per 100 rations
To be delivered at sRch points within the Leased
District" as may be designated by the agent sta :
toned there and all articles to be ins pected by
said agent.
The Department reserves the right to reject all
bios and IL contract 10 entered into the rig hit
WIN be reserved to ermi q ate the came on thirty
days notice, at any time after the Slst Of March,
1877.
Proposals will also be received. OF the same ii me
and place, for rem.ving: at so much per head.
l,7v0 more or less Of Wichitas and other anil sted
bands from their prese Mt agency, in Butler coun-
y, ansas to their former homes in the +" Leased
District" distance of about $50 miles; such re
moval to include the subsistence Of the said In
dams while being renewed
an rs lavtd b COOLEY Comm;..;on.r
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This is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subecri-
u Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington County, in the District Of Columbia.
letters OF alton the personal estate %
Joseph "A. Blau, late of wsshineton. ID. c.,
deceased All persons having claims against tho
said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof TO the Subscriber
on or before the 7th day Of August next; they
may otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate.
Given under my hand this lth day Of August,
1885. tauS law3w'l LAURA v. BLAU
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svlvon5S oveuuo. Wo6hiugton; HENRY COOK.
xie1oD1ylA, Va; a1A b. DTaGgiets generally.
O5M0tD CO., Rhllodeiphla. IyS.0
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SO0 OASIS SUPERIOR HOOK WINE, Of Il
lORSTEk RIESLlN0.
pEIOESHEiMER,
RUOESHEIMGR.
8OCHHEIMER,

chaserS, 81 low prices
samples Of the wine can be seen 1t the ssUniou
Bottlipg DeDot,n No. 81 Green street, George
town, d. O.
j dim Riley A. SHINN.