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MONTREAL, April 3.-Navigation Is
now opened, and steamers are running.
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Mr.. Blakelys long experience in English
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pAssENGRR TRAINswILL Run
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IT'S COMMERCIAL COLru

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reports from Wheeling and NIL pruuin,n, 4.
ern and Western cities.
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AntonIo, T,xas. 2i.0oO bushel,.

Fort Chad bourne, Texas, or such post as may be
established 10 lieu thereof, II, 600 bushsl,
These smouuts, however, may be somewhl: IN 1di-
ned before the day Nf letting the contracts.
All bid, to furnish the above must be for good,
sound, merehaniabe, shslled Corn, Oats or Barley,
subject to the inspection Of the ;. eeivipg Officer
Delivery to commence by the 6th day OF January,
1855 and to proceed at the rate Of less than
sixth Uf the whole amount per month, aud in such
quAntes as to keep the poet continuously supplied
At tueh rate.
Separate Offers will be made for each post, and the
price pr bushe at each place must be clearly stated.
Bids will be received for any quantity, and NOT
less than one hundred bushels OF Corn, or twenty.
hVs hu hels of Oats or Barley; and where the re.
spOnslbity Of the bidder Ia not otherwise tAts'Ae-
lgTily made known 1T this Office, each bid must be
accompanied by guaranty Of at least two persons,
iwhpse TesTonslbity must be certified to by clerk
o." CpnrI Of Teeord that the bidder Is compttelt "a
carry ont tue contract II awarded to him. aud that he
will give the required bonds therefor and eleh bid
der Will state hi, place Of residence
fRriactury evidence Of tbs loyalty Of each sue
r"s'iul bidder and thss yrnrv Of the persons OFF red
a. astecarlty Will be repaired.
The dsWil be opened on the day aud holT here
iHb-fore named, aud bidders hsvOt tSe privilege Oi
beInR present at the opening.
The right Is reserved tJ rel ject all bids II unalts
taetory and NO bid will be ents TtAined that does moi
conform to the requirements OF this advertisement.
Proposals. 10 be plainly indorsed, Proposals FOL
Corl,' Gnl addressed TO the undersigned at thil
place, JOCLEE
BrevC: l.. cut. Col. aud a. O. NJ,
no?O;M United States Army.
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ID r 0 p q 5 A l. S.


OFFICE DEPOT ,SD DIsBURsISu QAURTERM'RJ
ATLANTA, GA, Nov II, 1857.
Sealed proPosAlr will be r. ce.ysd at this once
until l2 clock, NJ, WEDNESDAY, November 81
1857 at which time they viii be opened, for supply
Ing
so "a feet Pine Framing Timber, green.
lbs 100 feet sheetiBg straigt edge, inch, gTeen
No. jUO feet Westrer. boarding 16x51x7.lB
'i tbN feet Pine BOards, Cor In Shing,) dry.
l'2 15j feet Pee Flooring {N7 tongue and gTooV
oi, dry, dressed ON no side
''" IrrHt feet Crown Holding o, O, Inehes
wide
$50 linear feet Crown MoldlrV o O a.; inches
w,d" '4
''n'" sH"'4 shlly'es, not l9ss than iRehss wide,
i lBCAos 'rlg
lOno PnLud, "A Ttha Cat Naus
20, ~ pun - Iui SA.I-, Id to sol
4ol, tOO LAM tElit iLcrer x fost
D, 4g1 bubhclu u4tDztEai Irlo
%, 97B bushe'b clear rHs- g,rJ
$50 bushels Hair
s92 600 Briok-2.J had. ! . msrehsutabls
All to be delivered at .Gf aw.r, Rae, TIark >, At
lhBta. Ga where the material viii be iuspseiei
Bids will BE- made tIr agsh ..rtIcla ..pafalsry
Delivery Of 0ue fJur.h tie amount Of Pf.mIpv
Timber. Brick. sand, aud Lime Wla 10 rtanlrsd 10
wns1re within ten NrI drys after contract i.
UrGIpi 90 r'l sui I've iur rH'',rrt o faa nu.t he
'oli'erch BY Nv 3Hl day ol De- suDrr ,,yk n
hr'poss'' must be 10 TAlPL'cATE, AID iLdorssd w
tLToIes, as usual
The Government reserves the night to reject any oI
all bids on SELECT sGoT PARrs or BIDS As MAI BL poI
THE BEsr ISTEREsT ~ THR -ERYICE,
Proposals shunld he adtTs,set t. the undsTsts snst
tpd Endorsed un tie envelope Proposals or the de
n'ery VI Lumber, gre'n orc dry Nails, or Brick a
the case msy be
b, urdcr Of Brsvet Orig Gea. X. sa1ton, Chic
'nar'grmGsIer, II J, GARNswORT9,
Pirr Lieut.. Sith InfaItry, A. ON,
hoiv'N 10 charge Of Depot
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
l. oRPIoE OF THE srrIHvIsISa ARcHITsor,

November 9, 1861
Sealed Proposals viii te received a this once sa.
III l2 o'clock, N the aoth day Of November, 1857
building the MARBLR TILL, MANTLEs, WASH.
STANDS and BASES, for the North Wing Of the
Pians and Drawings Of all the work required eau
| be seen or obtained at this once. 80
rSen % %li % & M ssd s sass %.iSi. %
and TO correspond to that in the WEST wing OF ths
Treasury Extension. The white squares must be OF
ysinsd Italian Marble, Of good texture and color.
rhe black marble squares must Also be Of equal
quality to that In the halls Of the west Wing. All
the TILES mast be accurately jointed and squared,
and the face rubbed to a smooth, plane surface. In
thorough, workmAnlike manner. Borders in tho
halls 70 be Of black MARBLE the width to be given
hereafter.
About ten thousand 10000 superficial feet viii
be required; and bids must be made per superficial
The Tile for the Cashiers Room to be Of styis and
dimensions shown on plans and drawings, the bid
for which must be In the aggregate.
The skirtipg for rooms and halls must be Of best
dove 'colored Vermont marble, Of quality, dimen
sions, and finished equal to sample shown Ia this
nies. About seven Thousand a. 0OO) lineai feet III
Nantes, to be Of bs,t veinsd Italian marble, ae.
eordug to plans and drawings In this once, must be
flushed in the best style; lids for the same to be
made per piece. Bidders may, however state price
II furnished in other marbles, and submit spesi
mems Of sneh marble as they can furnish.
washstAnd fronts, also Of yeined Italian marble ;
from OF tntbo Will Dc cop
les Of designs for the same be obtained Lt this
Office. Bids must be made by the piece
All the I'VE work must be completed and dely-
ered on or before the lst day Of February, 1865
Payments will DO made on estimates prepared by
authorized officers OF the Department; upon which
estimate amounts twenty per cent will be retained
until tn completion and delivery Of the work.
AL bids must bs accompanied by the bonds VI two
responsible per'ons, in the sum Of $1,000 toat the
bidder will accept aud perform the contract II
awarded him the sulioieney OF suoh security to be
certified to by either United States District Judge
Attorney, or Clerk Of Uaited States District Court
The Department reserves the right to reject any OF
same, II deemed for the interest OF the Government
to do so and any bid that does not conform to the
requirements oflhis advertisement will not be con
sidered.
Bids to be enclosei In sealed envelopes, endorsed
Proposals for Marble Work, " aud addressed IA
the "Supsryis'ng Architect, U. y. Treasury De-
partment Washington, D. Q. ~ no9-td
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WILL BE RECEIVED

Il At this ohoe until December J. 1857, 10 manu- :
fasture and deliver ~ Fort Aoercrombie by July 81
1858: Five Hundred Thousand we'll burned good
Brick Of the usual sire suitable for building; also for
making, burning, and delivering Three Million Brick
at Fort rottep, on hinivskan Lake during next
msr, delivery to commence June so, 1893
Proposals will also be received TO cut, saw, and
deliver from the public lands at Fort Totisn, Two
Hundred Thousand feet Of Dimension Lumber, oat
Million Of Shingles, Two Hundred Thousand feet Of
ons-ineh stuf and fifty Thousand Lath.
Proposals for furnishing Hay next summer at Fort
Totten and all the posts the Missouri river, De-
pMtmsnt Of Dakota, are invited until January ],
1865.
Parties bidding, II not we'll known, must establish
their responsibility, and are desired 10 make their
proposals full and distinct All the Information prae
tic able will be given at this once.
g. B. HoLABARD,
1t. Col, Dsp'ty Q H. General,
Byt Brig Gen. and @. Q. NJ.
oc2l.td Department Of Dakota.
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STATES MAILS.
MISSISSIPPI.
N, Posr OFFICE pErAhraEsr, /,

MISSISSIPPI
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHlSdros, October s. 1867 I
Proposals will be received at the Contract 0fee Of
this Department until 8 o clock p. m Of November
2lst nex ito be decided the next day) for the carry.
ing the malls Of the United States from February s
1855, to June 80, ls7L
Poato No. 70ss-From BrookhAvsn, by Caseyyille,
Union Church, Payette, and Church Hill, 10 Nat
cher, 50 miles and back, twice week
Leave Brookhaven Wednesday and Saturday at 4
an;
Arrive At hatcher next days by m.
Leave Natchez Monday and Thursday at q m;
Arrive at Brookhaven next days by . D m
The accepted bidder will be required TO take the
oath commonly known As the test oath, and 10 eIe.
cute contracts In the form and manner prescribed by
law and the regulations Of the Department.
For furthe and fuller particulars to the condi-
Mons 70 be Incorporated into eontracs, and Of the
liabilities Of bidders reference 10 made to the ram
phlet advertisement, dated October 81 1885,
proposals for carrying the mails Of the United States
in the State Of Mississippi which can be found at the
principal post Offices.
Service may commence January /, 1858, II the ac
ceptsd bidder desires.
Proposals must be scaled, subscribed Mail Pro
PoSals quite No. 7oss State Of Mississippi and ad.
dressed TO tbs Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
sral, Contract Once"
AIFX. W. RANDALL,
nol'td Postmaster 0eneral
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS.
IL P0RTATION.
DEPor QuARrRRSAsTER's b OPPIcE
bAN ANTONIO. TExAA Oetoher I le6T

DEPOT QuARrRRHABTER' b OFFICE !
BAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, October !, 1857, I
Sealed proposals, which must be made IN dupli.
cate will be received at this ofice until SATURDAY
the 50 day OF November next, At u o'eloek noon,
for the transportation Of military supplies for two
years from the Let day OF January next on the fol.
Roufr No. 2-Fron sau Antonio, Texas, to Fort.
Chsdbourne Red Belknap, BufIlo Springs, and such
other Military Posts aud Camps as are or may be
established on the Texas frontier south Of Red river
and north Of 50 degrees north latitude
RouTR No. 4-from Indianola, Toxas, to San An.
tonic, Texas, and Intervening points.
RoUrE No. 6-Prom Indianola, Texas, 10 Austin,
Texas, and Intervening points.
Bidders will state the rate par one hundred 400
pounds per one hundred (lO0) miles at " hish thsy
Will transport said supplies, aud must give theii
names In full with residence aud post. oice address
and II firm the name Of each member will be sep.
arately signed.
Bach bid must be accompanied by a bond in III,
sum o. Ten thousand dollars, signed BY two or NOR,
persons, whose IesponHbility be certified TO By
clerk Of court Of record that the bidder will n
case the contract s awarded to him, enter upon tn,
fulnlment thereof aud furnish good and snfh en
security that he wall faithfully carry out the condi
ions therein set forth, and each security will stat,
his place Of residence.
Separate bids and bonds are required for sasi
route.
The contractor on each route will be required tC
keep on his route good mule teams Of not less thar
six mules each, In numbers as follows:
On Route No. 2 Twenty. Ave Teams.
I, Seventy Ave "
transportation On any fOut'
be lesseued from any cause to such an extent no
10 require the number Of teams above named II ma,
be temporarily leSssnsd by the officer in charge o
the transportation lines.
The amount OF bonds that will be required Of tn,
contractor will be hity thousand dollars (tjOOOO
each route.
The person or persons to whom any award Is mad,
must be prepared TO execute contracts and give th
required bonds At once, and be 10 readiness for ser
vice on the hrsl day ofJluuary next, as before
TONED.
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solvsney
o. each bidder and persons offered as security viii
| be required.
The bids will be opened on the day and hour befor
| ent At the opening.
No proposal will be eutertainsd that does not full,
| comply with the terms Of this advertisement. =
| Any contract made uadsr the advertisement vii
be subject to the approval Of the QuArtermAste
| bids.
forms OF contract may be seen at the ofhees OF th
Chief oaarternasleI, 9th Military District, st New
| Orleans, the Chief QHRTteImasteT District OF Texas
At 0alyeston, the Post ouaItermSstsr at Austin, AM
| at this once,
Proposals must be plainly endorsed "Proposai
for Army TransPortatOn, " aud addressed y the IN
Oe22.td BreIst Il. Col. and 4. Q. n, 0, 8. A.
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oe2l.td
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
Il PoRTATIoN,
ORFIcE CHIEF QUARTBRNAsTER, }
." DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA, }

oEYIcE CHEZ QUARrRRMAsrER,)
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
SAINT PAUL, MINI, Nov. Is, 1867.
Sealed proposals will BE- received at this office
until ~ o'clock m on the both day Of JAnusry, 1855
for the transportation Of Military supplies during
the year commencing April 1865, and ending March
81 lsfo, on Route DO 4 from Saint Paul, MINI, OIL
Saint Cloud, MINI, BY the shortest road or line to
sash Post. a, are now or may be established Ia the
ritory lying east Of the Missouri river and bounded
by IT, and from FoIt Stevenson, other deIisnated
poiat on the Missouri river. eastward to present
posts, or such may be established east or north oi
that river, in tota Territory.
The weight to be transported on this Route No.
shall not exeeed ten million pounds. 40 900 900 NJ
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred 200,
pounds per one hundred 900 miles for each month
O. the year beginning April l. 1855 and ending harcf
Bidders should give iheir names 10 fall, we'll Al
their places Of residence, and each proposal shoue
be accompanied by bond In the sum OF ten housAne
dollars sigaed BY two or more ,ssponsSe persons rs
the route mentioned n the proposal &, the party pro
posing the eoatrAet will be accepted and entered
and good and sufficient security furnished by sale
party in accordance with the terms Of this advertise
ment.
The contractor will be required TO give bonds ir
the sum VI one hundred thousand dollars, lOO,OOO.
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solyency
OF each bidder and person offered as security will b
required.
Transportation on Route No. 49, and none will be
entertained unless they fully comply with the re-
qurements Of this advertisements.
The party to whom an award Is made InuSt be pre-
pared to execute the contract at once and 10 give ht
required bonds for the faithful performance OF the
contract, -
The right 10 reject any and all bids that may b'
offered 10 reserved.
The eontTaetor must be 10 readiness for service By
the lst day OF April, 1868, and will be- required tt
have place Of business or agency at which ne may
bs communicated with promptly and rsaaly @ io'
Route No. I, at Saint Paul, MINI, Fort Stevenson 70
Dakota Territory, or at such othsr point 40 may p'
Indicated as the starting point OF the route;
Blank forms, showing the conditions OF the con
t,aot 10 be entered into can be had application
tbis ONCE or Al the once Of the Quarsrmassr At New
York, Chicago, st. Louis, Fort Leayenworth, omana
~ Iba nronosais 3. u. HOLABIRD,
Lieut., Col, Deputy q. M. Gen.,
Brsyst Brig, Gen, Q. .. A.,
nols.9Ot Chief o NJ, Department Of Dakots.
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u r o P o S A L S.

oFPICE pEPor AND DIsBuRsISa QUARTERM'R,l
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. is, 1857.
Sealed proposals will be received at this oes until
10 N. MONDAY, November %, 1857, for supplying
the O iArtermaAtsr's Department with
10000 POUNDS sHBLLRD CORN.
To be free from dirt, perfectly tound Rad put up In
good .roug sacks Of not less than two or more than
three bushels per sack to be delivered Rt the Depot
QuartsrmAsters storehouse, Forsyth street, Atlantis
within thirty days from date Of contract
Proposals will be In TRIPLlcArR, and indoTsei by
sutetifs, Es usual.
all bids.
Proposals should be addressed to the undersgu
ard indorsed upon the envelope, Proposals for the
Delivery Of Corn
BY order Of Breyst Brig. Gen. r. saxton, Chief
Q1artermaster: II. J.FARNsWORTH, J.
First Lieut. 34th Infantry, A. A.Qk
nC90'6t In charge Of Depot
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GROCERIES.
STATES MAILS.
LOUISIANA.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
4 lauINarnn Aanfarnhar "a laAI


wAsHIsaroB, September %, 1867.
Proposals will be received Al the Contract once Of
this Department until o'clock, p. m, Of December
l2 next Ito be decided BY the l4th for Carrying the
Malls Of the United States from April isss to June
80, 1871.
RourE No. s,o60-From Alexandra, By Lamothe,
Cotils, Cloutisrville, MArthAville, Natehitoehes,
Pleasant HUI, Mansfield, Kestshie, Spring Ridge,
and Grand Cane. to Shreveport, lss miles and back,
three times . week.
Leave Aisxandria Monday. Wednesday, and Fri.
day, at Dam.
Arrive at Shreveport ihird days BY SPIN
Lave Shreveport Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day, at % g. m ~. 49,. lis
Arrive al Alexandra third days by sp IN.
The accepted bidder will be required 10 take the
oath commonly known - the test oath, and 10 exc
cute contracts in the form and prescribed by
law and tbs regulations Of the Department.
For further and full particulars as to the eondi-
tons to be incorporated Into contracts, and Of the
liabilities Of bidders, r,fsrsnee is made to tn,
pamphlet Advertisement dated ostobsr 81, 1855, iu
yitDg proposals for carrying tha ails ofths United
States in the Stats Of Louisiana which can be found
At tbs principal post onioes.
PISgo;al;s s01iS %asi ,: ss,lsi sqgersssiS.S "n.
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster 0ea-
sral. Cor tract once" ALEX. W. RANDALL,
oc2S-tl ... .. Postmaster General,
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ID r o p o s A l. S

UEIrRD STATES NAVAL AcADEMT,l
ABSAPoLIs, ND, October 2s, 1867.
Proposals, sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Furnishing Mdshipmsn' q Uniforms, ~ will 10 re.
December 1857, for delivering the following irti.
cles:
Mid'hiPmsn'' P.rsa: Jssss.''
I" Fatigue Jackets,
Fatigue Pants,
FLANNEL Jumpers,
80 Cloth overcoats.
To bs delivered at the Naval Academy, free Of ex.
pense at such times as the articles may be needed.
The Dress Parade Suits must be Of blue navy
CLOTH Of good quality, wthou. gloss, not liable TO
fade or shrink, dyed In the wool, and capable OF
standing sneh test the inspectors think proper to
subj Get them TO
The Fatigue Suits will be made OF navy blue
cloth, Of less expensive material, and OF strong
texture, subject to the same tests as the parade
SUITS,
The overcoats will be made Of beaver cloth Of
good quality and subject to tho same tests as Aore-
said.
samples OF cloth and flannel will be furnished At
ith price Of gaTmont.
best manner, and In strict accordance with the regu
latl0nA Of the navy.
Responsible security for the prompt and faithful
delivery Of uniforms must be Inserted In each sePa-
Patterns aud descriptions Of uniforms will be fur
hiShed at the Naval Academy by the undsrsisnsd.
By order Of Yles Admiral D. Porter.
@. TH0RsTOH, aymasteI U. 8. n,
Oesl .stawu In charge Naval stcreEssper'. Dept.
CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl GAR
" RIAGRs ION hand large Assort- >kAlRo
meat Of nrst-elass CARRIAGES Of my Ad}AkB
own make. at reduced prices. All work sold war.
Ianied to be as IePrs'entsd Repairing promptly at.
cheap. ROBERT H. GRAHAM,
Repository, ,s7A D .tIsst, between sth and 9th.
uO7.lm shop At sth street, near D.