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n l. o t FL 1 N G..
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING

NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoTBING,
June 20, 1866
Separate Propo'als, sealed and endorsed ''PrOpo'
sails for Navy Clio hing and Navy Materials" Will be
received at this Bureau until o'c ock p. NJ, the
28d day of July, 1866 for furnishing and delivering
ton receiving thirty days notice. at the United states
Navy Yard, Brooklyn, N. Y, in such numbers and
quantities, and at such tunes as may be specified by
the Chief OF this Bureau or by the Commandant of
saIu Navy Yard, the numbers and quantities of
the different articles specified in the following hsE,
viz:-
Blue Flannel, yards 200 900.
Calfskin Shoes, pairs, 15 600.
Blankets, number 10000
The Flannel to be deliverable One-half in 30, and
one-haf IN 40 days
Offers may be made for one or articles, at the
option of the bidder, and in case more than one ar
tcle is contained IN the Offer the Chief of the Bu.
reau will have the right TO accept one or more of
the articles contained in such Offer and reject the re-
mainGer.
For description of the articles in the above list bid
ders are refer red the les at the Navy Yards
at New York and Boston, and for Information as to
the ana regulations lin pamphlet torm regard:
ing contracts, TO the offices OF IheiC mmandants and
Pay masters of the several Navy Yards
The Department reserves the right to reject any
propo al not considered advantageous to the Gov
ernment. ZOW4t
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DEAD.

The seasons weave their ancient dance,
The restless ocean ebbs and flows,
Inc world rolls on through day and dark,
Regardless OF our joys or woes
Still up the breezy Western slopes
The reaper girls, like apples brown,
Bend singing to their gleeful toll,
And sweep the golden harvest down.
Still, where the slanting sunlight gilds
The boles of cedar and OF pine,
Chants the lone blackbird from the brake,
with melancholy voice divine.
Still all about the mossy tracks
HUNS at his darg the woodward bee;
SdIl httully the corn-crake's note
Comes to me from the upland lea;
Still round the forest bower she loved.
The woodbine trails its rich festoons;
The siumbrous poppies burst and tall
Beneath the silent autumn moons.
Still round her lattice, perched aloof
In sunny shade OF thatched caves,
The jasmine clings, with yearning pale,
And Withers In its shroud OF leaves.
Still round the old familiar porch
Her cherished roses blush and peer.
And fill the sunny air with balm,
And strew their petals year by year.
Nor here within, one touch of change
AuC lOObSlOOl- bHt tUlDTOlO61eu Clalr-
The books-the arras on the wall
The harp-the musc-all are there.
No touch of change! close my eyes
1t cannot be she comes no more
] hear the rustl1ng OF her dress;
hear her footstep on the floor.
feel her breath upon my brow;
| feel her kiss upon my cheek:
Down, phantoms OF the buried past
Down, or my heavy heart must break.
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day OF March, 1861, provides in the last paragraph
Of section two, that an ordinance bearing date,
defense Of the Stste,0 and an ordinance passed
March 29 1851, entitled "Supplemental to an ordi-
nance entitled An ordinance to raise for the
defense Of the state" are intended to be lett BY
this Convention for such action on the same as the
people OF the State by their Legislature may deem
IL right and proper to take having In view the honor
and prosperity OF the State.
On the 9lst of October 1856, there was approved
in the Legislature Of the state of Mississippi the
following reso esoluuon;-Resoved, That the treasurer
be, and lie Is hereby ordered not to pay out any
received in the treasury Of the State, unless espe
cially ordered by the Legislature, until further
orders.
Upon a careful examination of the printed laws of
the 6tate OF Mississippi IN possession OF this depart
men II does not appear that the Treasurer has been
ordered TO pay any part OF the debt incurred IN AID
OF the late Rebellion.
TEXAS.
In the Constitutional Convention OF the State of
Texas, in the year 1865, was adopted an ordinance
declaring the war 0ebt yoid, and for other pnr.
poses.
State OF Texas and Of the late war directly ind-
rectly are hereby declared null ana void; and the
Legislature shall have authority, aud they are
hereby forbidden TO ratf the same, or to assume
provide for the payment of the same, or any part
section ordaps that the Legislature Of this State
shal have no authority, and are hereby forbidden
TO assume or make any provision Tor the payment of
any portion OF the debts contracted or incurred,
directly or indirectly by the Confederate States, or
by IT'S agents or bv It's authority.
Section ordaiDs that the Legislature OF this State
81 have auth GRITTY, and hereby forbidden to
assume or make any provision Tor the payment of
portion OF the debts contracted or incurred or
warrants issued by this State from the 28th day of
January, 1861, until the 9th day OF August 1865,
except warrants issued IN payment OF services rem
Cered, or liabilities incurred, before the saia 28th
day of January, 1861
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DR.LESSEY'S VEGETABLE PILLS CURE
u Dyspepsia Diarrh9a. rheumatism, Sick Head
ache, all arrangements of the Liver They purify
the blood and make the SKIN set and air For sale by
DIR. LEsSEY No 333 n. NINTH street. Philadelphia
and by Druggists generall' -
CAMDEN, n. j ,SOptember2 lS65-Dr, Lessey-Dear
Er-Itp ives me great pleasure add testimony In
favor of your Vegetable Liver Pi had been
afflicted with deraDged ronOtlon OF the Liver for ten
years and. during that time suner,d intensely from
acrid discharges rom stomach and bow els, seriously
pl atng my physical and mental energies for weeks
al a time much that nv lire was despaiied OF
But, tb Ough kind Providence, was introduced to
YOU, and by the Of Pills have been WOuder-
fully restored, not having had attack my old com
pl air lost single oabOath service. they act like
charm Had II not been for them, have no doubt
shou have been laid aside rom the mlni'try
must aud a ew lines III favor of your Life Pre-
server or Vegetable Liniment. have used l. foi
Eryspelas Scads and Burns and Intiammations II
produces remarkable results. / was cured of very
bao sore by Tvs Many OF my neighbors are using 1t
and gives universal satisfaction At should be In every
H0" RHV. VI. STOCKTON,
42stathslmt THIRD Street, amden, N, j.
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HoNoRABLE.-The Inverness Courier, Scotch
paper, has the following;-"In 1854 gentleman
named Donald Macleod farmer if we mistake
not, lost pocket-book in Portree containing all
his money, and being unwilling to meet his
States. There, 1t appears, he has been success
ful i'm amassing o fortune, and having now, after
q lapse of twelve years, returned TO mis- native
land he has given instructions TO pay with inte-
rest all claims against him.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
OUARTERMAsTER-GE GENERALS OFFICE,
W FIRST DIVISION, oo ,ooo

NUARTERAIASTER-G GENERALS OFFICE,
W FIRST DIVISION, 90 1000
" WASHINGTON, ID. G june ~ 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction, under tne dlreGtion
OF Captain George T. Browning, A. o. M; ~ TlES-
B0B0, D. c., to the highest bidders. on hiohi IA
July 6, 1866, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK A. A. tnree
STABLE AND STOCK YARD MANURE.
containing in all about TWO vlcn W
the wharyes ~ at Which boats and barges can be con-
venienty laden. ,, A. ,,, A. A,
on or befoTe The LIST day of September next, unless
otherwise arranged with the owner s o. the grounds
A hoat tor Giesboro' will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour, up to Il o'clock M on the day
" Bv order of the Quartermaster. General,
"' 'i"'' JAMES A. EKIN,
BVt Brig Gen u >. A.
6289t In charge First Div q d. &. o.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoP0sALs FOR MATERIALS TO BE SUE.
j. Piled TO THE NAVY YARDS, UNDER
IHE IQGNlzANCE, OF THE BUREAU OF
Aaif NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU on STEAM ENeIN RERrNo
WASHINGTON, d. 6. = june jT1I Ie Isee (

f WASHINGTON, ID. c. june I9 1886 I
sealed Proposals 10 furnish Materials TOR the Navy
ceiyed at this Bureau unit 10 O'Clock M. of the
18TH OF July next, at which time the proposals will
The proposals must be addressed to the Chief of
the bureau OF Steam Engineering Navy Depart
meht mel Washington, ana must be endorsed "Propo-
eas lOr materials for the Navy" that they may be
tlngulshed nom other business letters.
frlnted schedules for any class together with in
sructons to bidders, giving the forms Of proposal,
OF guarantee and of certificate of guarantors will
be iurnlsned to such persons desire to bid on
appncau0n 10 the commandanls of the respective
to the Bureau.
The commandant of each navy yard aud the pur.
chasing PaYmaster OF each station will have a copy
of the schedules of the other yards, Tor examina.
tion only in order that persons who intend 20 bid
may Judge whether it is desirable to make applica.
ton for any OF the classes OF those yards
The proposal must be for the whole OF a class; and
ali applications for information for the examlna-
tion OF samples. must be made TO the commandants
OF the respective yards ...... -.......,..
Ibe proposals must be accompanied by a certIi-
cate from the Collector of Internal Revenue TOR the
district in which the bidder resides, that he has
Incense 10 dea in the articles for vhich he pro poses
and he must further show that he is manufacturer
OF, or regular deaer in, the articles which he
oilers 10 supply. The guaIantors NUT be certified
by The Assessor of Internal Revenue for the dis rIc
in which they reside.
The contract will be awarded to the person who
quired by law the Navy Department. however, re-
serving the rgnt to reject the lowest bid, or any
which II may deem eXoTbitant.
Suretles in the full amount will be required to sign
the contract, and their responsibility ceri-
fled 10 the satisfaction Of the Navy Department. AS
additional security, twenty per centUm will be with.
he from the amount of the bills until the contract
shall have been completed, and eighty per centum OF
the amount of each bill approye in trplcate by the
commandant Of the respective yards, will be paid by
the Paymaster OF the station designated in the contract
in funds or cert fcates at the option of the Gov
same shall have been passed by the secretary of the
Treasury.
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PU UNPS
= WAFER PIPE, FIRE-PLUGS, kTU,, COM
The WATER WORKS AT GIEsBoRo. D. @.

THE WATER WORKS AT GIESBoRo, D.. @.
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS oFF1oE.
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, u. O., June 10, 1866 J
BY order of the Quartermaster-G General there viii
the direction OF Captain George + Browning, A o.
M, on FRIDAY, July 13, 1866, at IL O'Clock NJ the
following de'OCSfS 6SE BPqRAMP PpRRI MPfTS8BfnE T8nER to WITT
30 feet long and feet in diameter with two IL inoh
Tetu hues made OF finch boiler iron, with ali the
necessary appurtenances, including cast-ron front,
gauge cocks, globe valves feed pump, smoke .stacS
and hood, steam gauge (Ashcrof's patentl. grate-
bars pipe plugs, reducing pieces, etc., ali In good
TWO wORIHINGToN STEAM FORCE PUMPS,
No. @, 18-inch cylinder 9Inch stroke 25hOrso
power each e d. and each capable of pumping and
forcing 100000 gallons oil water per day Connected
with them hd are the requisite waves glands, coup
These Pumps are comparatively new, and in COM
A LARGE quantity of WHARF.-THE, as follows.-
,55dS2 81 1S2 ie ieet sinch inch Casl lroA Water,Plpe
Z 500 500 feet feet S.incb h Wrought Iron "
564 feet n inch Cast Iron
1000 feet Il inch .
SO ieet l-inch g
THIRTY ONE CAST IRON FIREPLUGs,
such as is, benGs, stop-oooks, elbows, foaP.awa1
pieces, etc, ali in excellent condition. together with
ALL The TOOLS, Etc,
required for making alterations and repairs in water
pipe, such as Pipe Cutting Machines, Taps and
Dies, Plyers, Crabs, Drills Punches, Caulking
me Depot is accessible by water and vessels of
the largest class can ne loaded at the wharf,
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
Deliveries Will be made to purchasers on or before
the first (lst) day OF August next.
A boat 1Or GlesbOro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day OF sal3
ANY further information that may be desired will
Captain George Browning, A. Q. NJ GiesborO,
D. c. or at this office.
Byt Brig Gen U s. A, in charge
62l thstu u II First DIVISION, Q. NJ G. o.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SAL. OF GOVERNMENT nUILDTEGa
~ ,sLABLEsh FENCING, wHARVRS, EfC, Az
QUARTERMAsrER.C G KHERAL's OvProE.
FIRaT DIyTefON !
WAanINnron m n 49, M 1nnn

FmsT DIVISION,
WARRINGTON, ID O., June l9, 1893.
BY order of the Quartermaster Genera there
VIII te cold on the promises at Public Auction
in%. ee 'ne o'TSe'ion OF Sspiain George BEowa-
July 10, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A M, and co%ntiD1ini %
rSDS iFS% thS same hour each day thereafter iexooPi
VIII De sold), unt1 the whoe shall have been dis-
poseo OF, the following described public properly,
Eieyen oI11l OFFICES tframo) 2sxl4o two .te-
Tlesb lb l6x2O l6xSS, two 2Ox20 two stor esl 1888
ana 5s adjoining lOxl6) l2xS2 16x16 two 26x2S
co. LigR3ty.nine ls9, LABoRERs' QUARTERS
nhime " seVenly our l6XlS fourteen 12x14, and one
1916 with shed Adjoin ng 8xll =
Len Len (lgl DWELLiNGs ltramel 2sx6O two stories.
, oSI % uings ZxS four lOx2i l6x4Q 1Sx8A
a1o VIII why ioAIt and two kitchens adjOin nE
SHiS sn ana nVx ioNz with wing 1Oxl4 2lx WiA
Nine i9l MESS HOUSES trIamel 2sx1sO ttvo s,o.
riesl l6A6O with wing 16x20i 2sxi4O Two stoy,eS1
28Nl8O twIh ADDITIONS 1Oxl2l. 2sxi4O, 9sx5O 1--WE
ThITty'tTo tS2l STABLES (framo; twenty four
2sx432 SIX 2sA956, one 11x82, and one l2x2s twltn
One 4 HosPirGL STABLE Cframe,, with 52u
One d GssTiNG STABLE Crane, with Ssrs
twenty l2Ol BUILDINGS (framol 2sxs2 2sx6s.
1882, 49, "a 15x65 l0xl6; four 16x50, -four 9x2a,
2Sx4S2, 2sX140 2lA4S, s8X300 20x25 and l7xI7
SHEDDING, 1858 Inca teet
Thrty-two (82) WAFER TANKS, 4x16; two foet
seyenty-eight C7S, HANGERS, six1s; three ana
lNtn N%OlOOl HOUSES.
One ~ LAY SHED 1l2x812.
One () GRAIN house ttrame), 56x22O.
Three (3l WHARVtS: One 40 square
feet one n,169 square feet, and one 1880 square
feet
FENCING, % $50 inea feet.
One u STOREu0USE (framel 52x150
Two BLACKSMITH SHOPS (tramel 4Sxl6o,
and Ga Nl60
One ~ ENGINE HOUSE 17x82
The luildIngs will be sold sinRly, and must be re.
moved within twenty days.
lhe buildings will be taken down at the expense
n 10 no Ia hu
and vessels OF the largest class be loaded at the
wharf.
1eTms-Cash, in Government funds
A boat for GIesbOro VIII leave the Sixth street
wharf every nour during the day of sale.
For further information apply IN person. or By
letter, TO Captain GEORGE 1. BROWNING, A. q
M, GiesborO, ID. g., or to this office
JAMES A. EKIN,
BIevet Brigadier. General u. s. A, in charge,
620 wfm9t First Division, Q. M G. o.
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For sac also at -.
DYOrT & co IS,
md all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further 10 say thai
he prepared fiji orders and forward the Syrup &c
any part the country. Persons desiring other inlor
mat ion by mBil will inclOse postage stamp and answer
will be returned as soon as the exigelcfes Of business
WILLIAM B. WRIGHT,
$40 No I'll &. THIRD street Philadelphia, Pa