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TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
III HSTATE -

BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges County, sitting as Q Court Of
Equity, paced ip cause therein deIendins,
and Marcus pn Vail defendant, the subscriber, g
Trustee VIII expose 70 public sale on the premises,
= O'clock fair i not on he next FAIR fair. day y
Known as " Hog A.rSor," situated in Prince
H; Hillesry, the heirs Of Thomas Hall and Colonel
0den Bowie, containing 1e0 acres, more or Iess
The wsshingsos BIsseh Of the baltimore and
Potomac Railroad has been located through this
asd. dividing it nearly In half II Is covered bv
heavy growth Of vslusble Oak and Chestnut Tin
Der; alss contains large quantity Of Clay suifa
bic for the manufacture Of Friedrich, with a
stream OF water running through the entire length
and IL eonvenie emily located to several Grist and
saw NIL, and to IN Episcopal and Methodist
y, The attention Of Land Agents and Railroad
property.
Terms Of Sale Cash on the day Of sale. or on the
fAtIncanen thereof By the Court, with interest
. tns cay OF sale; and on payment Of the whole
hase mones the property will he con vey cd. In
deed. IcHApD a r. r,UrT ss~
ne2ee&d rvst
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LIMITED STATES MAILS.
u MISSISSIPPI
g ,osT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, I
- WASHINGTON, October 3. 1867
Proposals. viii be received At the Gontrao
Once Of this Department until O'Clock D. m. o
November 2lst next, ito be decided next day. for
the carrying the mails Of the United States from
fehIusIy :. 1883, TO June b, 1871. -
Route No. 0s3.-rrom Brookhaven, by Caseyville,
Union Church, fayette, and Church Hill, TO
Natchez, q miles and back, twice . week
Leave Brookhaven Wednesday and Saturday at
An; eat -
Arrive ct Matches next day. at p, m.
LeAve Matches Monday and Thursday at q. m;
Arrive ct Brookhsyen next days by 6 p. m.
The accepted bidder VIII be required to take the
cute contracts in the form and manner prescribed
~ law sa1 the regulations Of tho Department.
further ard fuller particulars g to the
the liabilities Of bidders reference is made 70 the
pamphlet advertisement, dated October 81 1885, in
wting proposals. for carrying the mails of the
United States in the State Of Mississippi which
can be found At the principal post ofices
accepted bidder desires ~
Proposals. must be sealed. superscribed mail
Proposals. Route No 06s, State OF Mississippi nj y
snd directed 10 the Second Assistanf Postmaster
General, Contract Once 81 =,
ALEX. w, RANDALL,
90 3-Ia0M Postmaster General.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORM.
DEroI ouARTIRSasTER's oTEIcy,
SAN AMINO. IEnns ncfnh.rl ~ 4

DEPOT QCARTERNAeTER s OFTIcr, Z
AN ANTONIO. fExAs. October 4. 1871
seaied Proposals, which must be made IN dupli-
ns1 v ~. es ressiyes 4 this o.t.oe anli s.TCR
noon. Tor the trsrspcrtstion Of military sappliss
for I've yesrs from The LIST day Of January next on
RouIE Ne, From san Antonio. rex... 70
sSd speb o,soq and seeanas, bSaslo sprioE.
nay De ess.eished on TIE Iexas tronusr, ,ogth %
RorrH 1I1e o. i5SIsnes TeSs s ~
Antonio, Texas, and intervening points.
RoTIE NO. s1frcm lndiaRola. Texas, 70 Aus
tin. Texas, and intervening points.
bidders VII state The rate per one hundr.d lloD
~ill transport said supplies. aud must give their
names In full. with residence and post Office al
dress, and ifa finn the name of each member VIII
Each hid must lie accompanied ~ bond in thu
more ,. rsons. txhose respSosibiity must BE- oer,i
red 10 by clerk Of court 81 records that The
SIm r.tsr Ipan ,ss fspslment tSer." .'ri f1f
nish good and suft Gent security that he Wiz
fsr,s O carry out the s9na .s,s eeT r,so o,
SEPARATE bids and bonds are required for ca n
rs SG S, ss9h Tc,,s viii ps ssT. 70
ak mules each in numbers 80 follows
on Route No. 2 twenty i've Teams.
S,1~ents-
snopld; howeyeT, tho transportation on any
as not 20 require the number Of team. above named,
~ may De temporarily lessesed by the ofhoer in
charge OF the transportation lines
The amount Of bonds that will be re1uired of the
on each route.
The persop or person. 20 whom any award is
n ade must be PREPARED 10 execute contract. auf
give the required bonds az oIce, ana he IN readi-
ness for service on the h-st day Of January neat,
: before mentioned
Satisfactory evidence Of the LOYALTY ami .olven-
cy 81 each bidder and persons offered as security
will be required.
The bids will be opened on the Cav and hour he
fore uaned. and bidders have the privilege Of be-
ing present. the opening
no proposal will be entertained that does not
fully comply with the terms Of this sdy
Any Contract made undsr the advertisement will
be subject 90 the APPROVAL OF the Quartermsster
General and the right Il reserved te reject any or
all bids.
Forms Of contract may he seen AZ the ofic~e Of
the Chief Quartsrmsster. Fifth Military District,
at New Orleans. the Chief Qusrfermaster District
of Texas, at Galveston, the Post quarter master a.
Austin, and al this Office.
Proposals must lie plainly Endorsed I" Proposals
for Army Trans rortstiOn, v and addressed TO the
unde rel gned, at iris place. = g. q. LEE.
no 6-tdB Brevet Ii. Col and A. q. NJ. q. 3 A.
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nR. UMAN,
IL ". .os g. Ar lis NEW OFFICE.
near New Jerssv &c.,
W Jersey Axenna-

Continues 70 be Cenhdentiaily Consuited IN al
essss resgiring ski and experisacs being the di,
private character. The treatment sdoptsd by him
fs that which hs. the approval Of the most distin
md ITS universal has proved beysnd adonht
that Q permanent cure for the worst cases OF Con-
Glands. diseases produced BY . certain SOLITARY
practice, Ac-. can now be obtained 10 . moral GER
tsinty II application be made to those whose intel
heenee and skill may be relied on. Since DIR
echunan has opened in this city, all the many
eaees that have come under his care have been
cured without . single exception. Persons con
sclting DIT. schumAn may rely upon receiving
every care, and strictly professional confidence
IN All cases An early application 10 OF the utmost
importance, az negiect or Atre often leads
70 tne paost serious results. Rooms arranged so
thaf ". pstieut comes In contact with no one but
The aoetsr. once hours, TO II Q. m, 3 TO ,. m
&C lsly
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SEWER IN ieTH STREET WEST.
Onos Of the SHpsrint.ndenf AID hspsaor Of

Ofof 81 the SHperfafsadeaf AND Inspector %
SUsyS. Cdrriagetcays, AID Sidewalks &c.
Cry Hall, WaskingtoR, ID. C.. Nov S, ls5s \
Sealed Proposals viii be received at the Mayor
0f1ce until L. M, on FRIDAY, November 18th,
1851 for the constr notion Of barrel in 10Th
street west, from the north side Of street north
and to connect with the proposed sewerage in 18th
and III streets, with such traps, drops, man
holes, and lateral branches as may be re
feet, and the laterals two feet. inside diameters
with walls nine inches in thickness. The traps
and manholes will be the same size and shap
as those at Franklin Square and Thirteenth street
west
E'Jders will state the price per lineal foot for
the main and laterals. separately; per manhole,
trap, drop, and which shall include all cost Of ex
cavation and refiing, and making good the streets
crossings disturbed.
For further particulars specification in the
Superintendent and Inspector once or the Com
missioner of the First Ward.
The right is reserved by the Mayor to reject
any all bids. should il be deemed to the inter
est of the Corporation to do so.
VIM. FORSYTH,
Superintendent and Inspector, &c.
SAMUEL DUNALL,
Commissioner FIRST Ward,
JAMES EXELETH,
THOMAS EVANS,
512&l4 nInf.l Assistant COmmi
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10y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctfoners
II Late clerks with Jas G.. Mctiuire A Co \
Southwest corner Penna avenue and Eleventh St
Star Office Building.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT Auction
On WEDNESDAY MORNING November 18th
az 10 clock at No. $50 18th street. between
i and h streets north. we will sell the effects of a
lady decliniI g Housekeeping. viz:
LhiCkering Piano forte, Cover and Stool
Brussels and Ingram Carpets. Hall and Step Oil
Cloths
Solid Oak Marble Top Chamber Suite
Painted Cottage Suite, Toilet Sets
Mahogany Hair Cloth Diyan. Cane Seat Chairs
Feather Beds. Pillows, and BOlsters
Husk Mattresses. Bedding
S2k Extension Dining Table, Window Shades
LOu4zks. Walnut Bureau
Lot Crockery and Glass Ware
Clocks, WardrObes
Flat TOP Cook Stove and Fixtures
Together with usual Household and Hitch IN Re
Quisites.
Terms cash. COOPER LATIME
no SIT AuctioneeTE.
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DY J. T. COLDWELL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
I'D Southwest corner Penn. avenue and An street
TOMORROW,

10y COOPER h LATlMER, Auctioneers
- Late clerks with J. G. Mcclure Il Co }
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and nth st ,
Star Office Building.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING November IT, at
10 clock at the store, corner Of 18th and streets
We shall sell a lot Of Groceries, OGDEN Ware &c,
COmpTising-
Green and Burnt Coffee
MOlasses AMI Syrups. Sugars
Soaps and starch. Spices
Bottled Liquors, Tobacco
BroOms. Buckets, Wooden Ware, &c
Platform Scales
Counter and VI at Scales
Glass Case Refri geratOrs.
Together with usual assortment kept in a Gro
Gerry.
y. B.-StOre and Dwelling for Rent, and stock at
private sale, previous to day of sale.
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER,
no III dds AuctiOueeFs.
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- TER STORES, AND LUIBiR.

DEPor QuARrERMAsIER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Oct Is, 1871.
viii be sold at public auction, on cONDAY.
November II, at Lincoln Depot, under the di-
rection Of Brevet Colonel A. p. Blunt, A Q. II
30 HORSES and 20 MULES, more or less;
20ARMY WAGONS, worn;
7SPRING do. do
Several Of these Spring Wagons are Of very 50.
The Mules offered are q very select lot, well
worthy the attention Of purchasers.
After which the following Metals and Quarter
master stores. entirely new, TO wit:
1!O ~ lbs Iron I01 90 lbs, Steel, asst'd,
80 - Copper, ~ 90 =. Chains do,
100 Copper Bot-l50O Bolts,
toms, 1909 stove Feet,
600 lbs. Lead. 500 Broom Handles,
600 go " Horseshoes, 500 Lamp Chimney,
10000 " Mule do, 600 pieces Lamp wick.
06Empty Bottles,
Together with number of mi see llaneous articles
consisting in part oil Carpenters and cksmit MS
Tools, Sash Weights, Knives, Engines, Globe
Valves, Fire Brick, &c. &c.
Also. the following Wagonmskers' Lumber:
500 fee, i1s-ineh Oak 5000 feet s. inch Oak
5000 feet Pinch do. do. 800 feet finch Hickory
700 :. az in. do, do. Plank.
eco - 3 inch do, do. 1900 Z" Plank, assorted
o.0c0 - finch do, do. sizes.
Sale to commence at 10 a. m, and continue from
day TO day until all are sold.
Horses, Mules, and Wagons will be sold singly:
other articles in lots.
The Metals will be delivered TO purchasers at 9Th
street wharf or at railroad depot.
CCstalsgucs Of sale can be bad on application.
By order Of the Quarter Master General.
&c. MCFERRAN,
Deputy suarterDaster General,
oc Is Is Brevet Brieadier General. U. 3. Army.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. 52S southeast corner 7th and streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROyED PROPERTY
ON sOTTH e STREET, BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS, ISLAND.
By virtue Of d es Of trust. b-aring date August
"a b. Is A. and duly recorded ia Liber N C. L No.
a. folios PSI. &c :, / shall, ON WEDNESDAY, No
Fenber I'd at clock .. m. sell the prem SEES
tts higher biideI, Lot numbered 2, in sqb-ii-
hons e Of foar rooms.
Terms; oHs-haif cash balance in SIX and twelve
Sc required down at the time of sale, and terms
90 be complied with within five days from sale
Convey aucing sR1 revenue stamps AZ cost Of the
pErcksser.
GEORGE c. B MITCHELL. Trustee.
no u eOdtd GREEN & VILLA Ms. Aucts
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. S26, Southeast corner 9TH and d SITS.

IL NO. S2o, ooutbeast corner TN and ID SIS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSE. WAGONS. HAIR
MSS: ICE CREAM/fREEZER MACHINE
SHOW CASES, GLASS JARS, COUNTER,
MARBLE Top TABLES, PIANO FORTE,
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT THE
CORNER OF TWELFTH STREET WEST
AND STREET NORTH, At AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the 18th day Of November, A. d.
1871; at 10 O'Clock A, shall sell, by virtue Of
deed of trust, dated the 9th day Of October A. d.
lSs5, and duly recorded ia Liber r. ". H., No. 3,
fsliOs 2l5 and &c, of Chatte Records for the Gov
One Work Horse
Two Wagons and Harness
LIS lee Cream freezers and Ice Cream Mach
; Nty Ice Cream Tubs
treetery Ware and Sauce
Two Show Cases. One Counter
Ten Marble top Tables
Eight Walnut Stand, eight Walnut Chairs
Forty eight Glass Jars, and Scales and W ights
Twenty four Cane-seat Chairs
One Book Case
One Sofa, one Lounge, four Stoves
Your Dressing Bureaus and three Wardrobes
Five Washstands, FIVE Chamber Tables
Five Bedsteads. two Feather Beds
Five Husk Mattresses, one Hair do
One Wbeelbarrow and W later Cooler
One Piano Forte,
And all other goods mentioned in said deed O,
trust, which deem unnecessary 20 mention.
r. G. HEWITT. Trustee.
po6-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y ii. ~. CLARK & Co. Auctioneers.
u 3O5 Pa. ave- between 9Th and l0Jh SITS.
PUBLIC SALE At THE SENATE. u. s CAP
IIOL, OF CARPETS AND SMALL LOT OF
CHAIRS.
On FRIDAY, Nov 18th. at 10 a. m. will offer
FOR sale, In the yetbule the east front of the
senate all the Carpets lately used in the office of
the Secretary Of the Senate of United States
deposit will be required from parties not known 10
the auC tiOneer.
Terms cash. All goods to be removed within
three days, or they will b. resOld.
no II ST. II II. CLARK * CO. Ancts.
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the creek. SO feet, To Be dredeed to width Of -
feet q bottom, end With side Slopes Of 70 IN s
s9hs y ys clay from I 7, - their ,ops
shall be - feet below low water STAGE. and the dirt
ereaeed to be dumped ct such place a. the kssi-
The piles in section to be driven 30 the points
O. tss 2 feet piles shall be z the points Of ,ns 10
dseased as may Dc required is to be rsmnea back
der wasted at such place ss the Engineer may al
rect; sns for the dredsins. rsmming. filing and
yard measured iS the natural bed before being h es
eavated, for all the sections A. Be.
CLASSIFICATION OF MArKRIALs-DIvIs-
cLAssA.
Item l.-The . feet round piles, fer section A.
Item 2.-The Is feet round piles, for section n
Item s-The i6 feet round piles, Tor section B.
Item The sawed STUFF, which must be Of white
Item 2.Y1iI sawed stgfr. which may be of white
pine, hard pine, or rite oak. Tor sections a, b.
Itrml.-Nut and screw bolts, with washers.
Item 2.-square drift bolt iron.
Item 3-spikes
CLASSIFICATION OF LABOR OR WORK.
Item .-Dredeing to place .he piers, see 4,
Item 2nPrepsring and driving round piles, sec
Item -Preparing, driving, boring, and spikins
1s5 r pa, s GETTING s Dssffns sSRs
timber, sections A, b.
Item 81 VI Ms nlng ana oenVering IN the piers,
bTush filling eectien a.
ltsm6-furnishing and delivering in the piers
rubble stone filling, section A.
Item 7-Gaining in, spiking, and fastening the
joists, fitting, boring and spiking in place the COW
ering plank, section A.
q.
Item l.-Dreagins from between the piers aud
dumping, section A.
Item 2.-Dredging, filling behind dykes. dump
ing and rsmmlng the small Quantity required in
Item 3-DredgiDe and dunn ping in section c.
The following is the form TO be strictly followed
Nv the bidder in ing his pro posals Cor Division
VII, prices to be inserted where the blanks occur
To Byt. AZ. Gen. T. Cram, Corps of En- gineers:
The undersigned will furnish and deliver for hi
vision VII, improvement Of Buffalo haTbOT, as per
your advertisement as follows:
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Bs1%6AA4hsA. ss sHE I y X ~ SeU.
s;;; ;:. $RHIs;i sI: s.: II 8 S. s.
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CONVENIENT SALE.

Bureau Refugees. Freedmen & Abandoned Lands.)
OD'ee A. A. q. NJ, and ID. o., STATE of Georsfa.
uu ALLANTA. GA. November 5, 1851. \
WILL Is sokP AF usFEsr5Sx al SS
MEMBER %, 1867, THE LAND AND BUILD
INGS KNOWN AS Tue AUGUSTA Ma
CHINE WORKS AND LOT, TOGETHER
WITH TWELVE CITY LOTS.
This property consists of one tract of land which
the Augusta Canal runs through diagonally
bounded north by D'ADtignac street, east by Jack
son street, south by Adams street, and west by
Campbell street Its northern and southern lines
eastern and western lines abe three hundred and
ninety two feet, on which situated one three
tory brick bnilding 100 feet by 80 feet one brick
ioupJry 40 feet BY 50 feet, and several smaller
Eleven nl city lots. situated on the south side of
Adams street, between Campbell and Jackson
streets, designated in numbers the plan of the
city Of Augusta. made by Williams Philips, as IL
~, y, Is; 20 y p, p, "a 25 and %.
One triangular lot of 1872 feet front, on the south
Size OF Fenvick street, between the Augusta canal
and flight Q Foundry"
The machine works. lot and buildings will be
sold together, the city lots separately.
Also, at the same time and place will be sold
four frame buildings 100 feet by Al feet and
~ frame building 70 feet by Is feet situated on the
grounds of the Richmond County Academy, Tel
TAR street.
For further particulars in regard TO this proper-
Y inquire AT this Office and that of Brevet Colonel
+. NJ. l.. Ehlers. corner of Green and Jackson
streets Augusta, Georgia, where plats of the prop
erty can be seen.
Terms cash for all the property except the ma
quired cash and the balance in four months.
Sale to commence at ii o'clock an.
A = NJ. and D. o., Bureau b. +. and A. L.
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Hert the nanlte OF his Here the bidder siyn-
signed. residence
The proposals for Division VII 10 be separate
from those for all the other Divisions
The bidder must forward duplicates of his hid
duly dated, signed by himself, and and resi-
dence of bis bondsmen stated. aud accompanied by
a printed copy OF this advertisement
Tine Dondsmen must be citizens of the United
States.
There may be separate bids made in the form
given, however, Tor the materials and for the work
Any proposal for one item in a class without pro-
posing for all items in nat class, will be rejected
The Government reserve. the right of rejecting
any or all bids; and for all Government materials
put in possession of a contractor for doing work
he viii be held accounts bic until the materials are
used up in the work and the work accepted and
the Government also reserves the right for the en-
gineer in large to vary the Dimensions and
amounts Of the materials at his option. 10 suit
contingencies that may arise, either ia plans con-
struction appropriation, by giving the coptrac-
tor due notice of the change.
7. j. CHAM, Col. Engineers
no IL til nov 25B Breyef Maior General
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~ b. JEWELS 10 = . I
~. Pure and Unadnltsrassd
CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAR,
PREMIUM NEW YORK CITY SOAP, -
premium TAMiIY SOAP,
No. ONE BROWN SOAP,
For family use, for sale cheap for cash 70 the
q. b. JEWELL, Manufacturer,
$50 500 and 5O2 g street,
- 7s-0D bet. 9TH and sth.
ENTgEDLED AND DELICATE CONsrITU
- TI0N6. Of both sexes; use HELMBoLD's *
TRACT BucHu. IL will give brisk and euereettc
ieelinss: end enshlsyou TO sleep wtn.
\ % a. pAWly fas "a ,
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RY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE or VERY VALUABLE
AND DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
On TIE CORNER OF STREET MOTH
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November 18th, at
o'clock will sell in front of the premises. part
Of Lot No. 1, in Square No 242, on the corner OF
street north and Vermont avenue. The improve
ments cor OF large three-story and attic
pressed brIcS front Building and two-s,0ry Back
Building, containing two parlors- dining room,
seven chambers, kitchen, cellar, bath rooms, pan
try, and gas and water throughout the whole
house, and all the modern improvements.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and IL
months, with interest, secured by q deed of trust
on the property: Conyeysncins and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser.
VIM. II. DOUGAL, Executor
nos Until WIN. l. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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Sealed Proposals viii be received at this ONCE
until 10 O'Clock ?; m. wEDE EsDAY November
20, 1857 Tor furnishing tAo garrison q PlattsAoreh
Bsrracks, n with the following articles fer o.
YEA, or such lees time - the Quartermaster Gen
eral, % 3. A., may direct: -
lOkAGE-Hay aad Data erf
BEDUING-SfraW af1a s4afl--e
Bids VIII be taken for all or each Of the articles
separately. to be Of good marx etshie ouslify and
70 be deivere1 as inch times and in secA Nos g
.ne eommanaing omcer may direct. The Gsvsrn-
q o., al 6ids should they Be dsened unressessbls
Straw"
A. A. Quartermsster,s Omce. Plsttsbursh Bar-
racks, n. T., October = is1. - : 70 EstB
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE.

Opkoe Assistant Quartern7astsr IT, s. A.
Chattanooga, Tenn, November 4, 1851
viii sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day of November, lsa. at 10 o clock a. m
on the premises, L. 5. WAREHOUSE No g.
BY order Of Major General Thomas
w. A. WAINWRIGHT,
1tR Captain and Asst. .. NJ T. n A.
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DROPOsALs FOR FUEL.


QUARTERMAsrER OFFICE,
NAsEyILLE, Nov. z, lea.f
Sealed Proposals will be received at the once of
the Undersigned until WEDNESDAY, the 18th in
slant at clock m, for furnishing the Quarter
masters at this post with the following
10000 BUSHELS OF COAL.
1000 CORDS OF WOOD. slt ct
The Coal TO be in good lumps, suitable, II ueces-
sary, for grates. The Wood to be either oak, ash,
scribed by law.
The fuel to be delivered, subject to inspection at
the city wharf or In the yards Of the contractors
Tin this city, y. l1-l w :
Bids for the Coal and Wood will be received sep
arately This does rot. however, prevent these
being taken together if one of the bidders desire
Bonds in double the amount Of the contract. With
two responsible sureties that the contract will be
taken il Az arded the bidder, must accompany each
bid. No bids will be entertained unless this bond
accompanies 10. l- ~ 81 q lf.f-.s-
The government reserves the right to reject any
or ell bids offered. -l-L - ~ r--'sr :
, By order Of Maio. General Thomas swords
-, A. 49, Z. M0ORE. MAJOR M
nO11 NB 0revet Lieut Col T.
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FOB INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT oFrHFIxr

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRs, October 10. 1857
Sealed Proposals. endorsed Proposals for In
Clan Goods i" viii be received at the once Of In
dian Affairs until Il o clock m. FRIDAY. the
18th day Of November neat. for furnishing, 10 the
quantities therein given, the articles named in the
following list:
FIRST. CLAss-NACKTNAC BLANKETS
LIS pairs 3-psint white Mackfnac Blankets 20
measure 6px72 inches, snd weigh pounds
9S pairs 21s point white Mackinac Blankets. to
measure 5+xs6 inches, and weigh pounds
&c pairs 2 point white Mackinsc Blankets, TO meas
ure 41x56 inches, and weigh So rounds
& pairs Ia point white Macinac Blankets TO meas
ure 3lNSe inches and weigh a. pounds
4OO pairs point scarlet Mackinsc Blankets, 70
measure oex72inches. aud weigh poun de
SIS pairs "a point scarlet askinsc Blankets. TO
. measure 54x6o inches, and weigh pounds
pairs point scarlet Mackinsc Blankets. to
measure 42x55 inches. aud weigh 5z pounds
ooo pairs point indigo blue Msckinac Blankets,
10 measure 60x72 iDcbes, and weigh pounds
oo pairs "a point indigo blue Haokinsc Blankets,
20 measure $500 inches, snd weigh pounds
IS pairs Ia point indigo blue Mackinac BLANKETS.
TO measure Soxs0 inches, and weigh a. pounds
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-20

AT the meeting held in Farmers Hall
Martinsvine. o., Wednesday evening
lsthJ, Col. c. L. Poorman, editor OF the
ST. ClaIrsville Chronicle, being intro
duced by DR.. s. B. West, President Of
the MartinsyiIle Union Club, spoke as