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u'o ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DEPAsTsEsI or THE INTERIOR,

PESroN OFFICE. July 18th, 1856
applcstion having been made under the act Of
suEe - lss,, for the reissue OF the following de-
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged TO hsye
that st the date folowing the descript Of each
ssIrsnt, new certificate or variant Of like tenor
appear. Jos. Ii. BARRETf, Commissioner
No 10 So, for lsl acres, issued under tn. Az, If
March 5, 1875 In the name Of Levi Whiting, and
:. sr 3, ls April 9 lss2 JaAusry y, Isss.
March 5. 1850 in the name Of Anthony d Ron
mann, and Was granted April Is. Iso7 December
No ye4le for no scres. Issued under the act Of
March 1873 IN the name Il Mary Hartman, widow
II ffter II aImsn and Was granted March q, 1857.
no, oas' for $50 acres, issued under the sc, of
har'h ISIS, "a the name of Zschous Phillips.
aud ~ss granted November Is, 1859. January Is,
No. L. ,ss4 for Iso acres issued under the act Of
March ). Is o, Ia the name Of William G. MSgow-
an. aud was granted August II, 1885. February s,
No, Sc $40 for Ido acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, ls5S IN the name Of henry stobeins, de-
harc si 3 is,s in tss name Of Caroline pay. mi
granted October .. Isss MarcS IL, isss anu " -
No, i2ss for 40 acres, is.ued under the act OF
Va, sIsnt.d necember Il 1855. March IA. Iss.
No o24 Tor leo acres issued under the act OF
offrederick Miller, aud granted May 10 1855
No q $50 for $50 acres. Issued under the act Of
March ), 1855, IN the name Of Gtorge p Hamil-
ton asd Was granted September ", Isss. March
No; s7sl. for leo acres issued under the act Of
March ;, isss; in The name q Daniel Jacobs, and
No. IL $50, for leo acres, issued under the act OF
september lyo, In the name OF Jane T. Howell,
WIDOW CT Thomas Howell. deceased and Wa
granted March -. 1852. March ID ISIS
No. 3sls4a, for leo issued under the oct o.
Septenter. lss0, in the names of william, Eliza
beth, and Sally Burdelon, minor children Of John
bsrdelcn. deceased. and was granted January IS.
Ne IS ois, for isc acres, Issued under the &C, Of
Isorusry IL. lsS. IN ne name OF Francis ksy. sod
Vas granted February n. $50 March IL, 1851
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A DpREss TO THE NERVOUS AND pEBIL.

ADDRESS TO THE NERVOUS AND pEBIL-
"A lIAIED whose sunerings have been Pre-
qnire prompt treatment TO render existence desir-
inyonntaTy dsehargs ShSt et ssss II rrosS 1
upon your general health DO you feel weak de-
produce palpitation OF the heart Does your liver
or urinaIy orEans, or your kidneys, fregusnty set
or foeky, or i II RORY settling Or does thick
scum Tlse 70 the TOP OE Is a sediment At the bot
Of short BREATHING or Dyspepsia Are your bowels
eoiis lpaied bo you have spells OF fsinting OF
psiredL lie your mind CONSTANTLY dwelling upon
this sutJectr Do you feel dull, listless Eoping
alone 10 get away from every body Does any little
thing make you start or umr, t. your sleep brok
The bloom your cheek As Bright DO You enjoy
G9 li,e IL sSeisp a. well DO yo1 pursue your
much oonhdenoe in yoursrlfy Are your spirits
-. 90 not lay il a. your liver or dVspepsts h.
You restless Hightsf Your hack weak. your knees
weak, and have but little appetite. md you at
tribute the 20 dyspepsia or liver comp lsints
Now reader, self abuse, VI nereal diseases badly
ducing weakness Of the eenerative 6rrsns The
erf ans 81 geDerstiR. when IN perfect health make
the man DID you ever think that those bold def
snt, rherEetlc, p-rseNrring, successful business
men are lvays those whose grneratiEe orgsns are
plain II teiHg melanch, ly, OF Dervausness OF pal
pitauon OF the heart. They are never afraid they
and discouraged, they always polite and pleas
ant IN the company Of ladies. and look YOU and
y any other mesnness about them. / do not mean
those " no keep the organs in3amc9 ~ running 70
excess These viii not only ruin their coustitu-
lions hut also those they do business With or for
How many men. from badly cured disea-es from
the e cts OF self abuse aud sKcessps have brou yht
about that state OF weakness in IN Organs that
fss reduced The general system > cbAs to in
DUO" almost every other disease-iUocy, luuAcy,
paralysis. spinal affections. suicide. and alm--t
every other form Of DIS, hich humanity is heir
To- and the real cause rf the trouble scarcely ever
suspected, and have dostored for al but the right
Diseases 81 these organs require the use Of a d.
urctic. HELNBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT RU-
tlI n the great niuretic. and Is arfAin cure
tor dise6ses OF the Bladder. Kidney Gravel nrop-
-, Organic Weakness. Female Complaints Cen
@rsl Debility and all diseases Of the TrinAr, Or
gam. " neither ext ting in Male or Female fr.tn
vEsieEer cause originating, aud no matter OF how
long standing.
i no treatment IL submitted TO, CONSUMPTION or
Insanity msy en-ue. Gus flesh and blood are sun
ported from these sour, and the health aud ha o.
piness and that of Posterity, depends upen prompt
of n reliable remedy.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu. established upward
If eighteen years. prepared By
II 7. HFLMRoLp, Druggist,
5e4 Broadway, New York. and
1os South 18th street. Philsdelphi>, Pa.
PRIcE-S rs per bottle, six bottles for 81 50,
ceiFered TO any address. Sold by Gil Druggists
everywhere. oc2l-d&sly
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ID X q p y : LIS.
Nce ChiJ Qnarter

otFes S e,f;2 S 2gG,t,,m9 S,.,,,,,
NV ORLEANS La, December Is, 1867
s1sied Proposals are invited and will be receiy ed
purchase Of ali the right, title, and interest Of the
nited States in. and to the United States Military
halifoad from Brszos Santiago to White Rancho,
The sale will include the entire Track and Sid
lngs. Buildings Water Stations, Turn tables, &c p.
the railroad material and supplies pertaining to
the road, together with the Rolling Stock, Cars
81 miles Railroad Track, shackle Bars-used,
Punch Bsrs-used, Z Flat Cars, worn but
8 6; S dCn ng BOxespused se.icesble,
Chsirs-good. 4Railroad Frogs and 3
SO lbs. Railroad Iron Switch Stsnds-worn,
L0comotiyc-unservice 2Ja.k Screws and Lee
locomotive and Ten-2 Turn Tables-worn,
Locomotive Hesd light screw Wrenches-worn
Is CqpPii3s LiR5s-sood,s Push Car Wheels
-, g"od' u. stoyeoworn.
l2oD ibs Railroad Push Csr-worn,
spIkes-good. Hand Car Wheels
The sale will not incluo. the title to the land -,
which does not belong to the United states nor to
the bridge over the BOca Chica
tends from Brazos Santiago to Whites Rancho, on
the Rio Crsnde. From this point connection il
made by steamer with Brownsville and Matamo-
OF the ten miles 3 la9 TO are washed away by a
though not continuous. and about "a 10 Miles Of
the material are buried i'm the sand
The route rs the shortest and best for the i'm
nense traffic between the Gulf of Mexico and
the interior of Southern Texas and Northern
readily he extended to Brownsville
The railroad to Whites Rancho saves thirty
miles Of difficult and tortuous navigation The
road Is five feet guage good ties, T rail- and full
spiked
The property may be inspected on application to
Captain c. H. Hoyt, a. Q. NJ. Brownsville, Tex
as, aud any information desired may be obtained
from that officer. from the Office OF the Chief
Quartermaster, Fifth Military District, New Or
leans Louisiana
A condition of the sale will be that transporta-
tiOn shall be furnished for all Government troops
and SUPPLIES whenever required, at rates not to
exceed those paid by the United States to other
raliToad companies IN the Fifth Military District.
uTy notes.
The Government reserves the right to REJECT any
or all bids.
Proposals. should be endorsed, Proposals for
fraZos Santiago and Rio Grande Railroad" and
sddTesse TO the under ii gned AT this office
A. J. McGOSNIGLE,
desc 6tB in charge of one
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pKoPc, 49, FOR FuHAGE.
L.Tof Qharrtrmnae

inIof QHartsrmaHsr's OrFr,,
..r ErIiis, Iad II. crmber IL ~ (
Scales p rosal- will be received NJ This cfFes
lItii II n JsIusIy 2. 1870 for the seIivr-, 81 a
.hr-@ u,Tths supply OF OATS ADD HAY for th.s
i-tCt
Ire ozts ulUst Re Of the hest quality
Tie Hey ust b Of the best quality bai.i
Usy
guiftt - ~ Nicer in chsrH~.
Pa, nrr-' . made IN duplicats. with a eopy Of
thi. EaNsrfi--ife a attSrhef 70 each snd each hid
mu-t h a't,n -Ii@d by the guarantee @ft~o re-
spcts.bi, Erfiies that, In case the contract \.
aNsIdet Z TIE tifdSr. gOOt A-d -ufi Gent bond
vii h siS.E f,T he fsithful performance Of Ii E
ortrzrt
ard .d-rsssc a. the undersigned
Tic riGht g re-e Tyed 10 reject any or al bi4s.
Nv erfrr of tbs Quarter m aster General
X. g.. RANSOM
Byt IL Col. and z. NJ, u. a. D.pOt . sc
De = .--E
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PROPOSALS.
ID Il o 7 o : IL 8 .

NGvy PGyndStsr'S OTsts, I
WASHINGTON ID. c., December IS, 1917 (
Sealed Proposals to be endorsed "Proposals'
will be received at this off until IL III the sec
ord DAP Of January, 1888. fer the following arti-
Cies tchch must BE- Of the rery best gpnIits be de-
liver free of expense, and Government tax, at
the Washington Navy Yard. and subject to the
usual inspection tbersst. to wit:
Bureau Equipment and Rfrrxifing.
~ (thirty) Soap Stone Slsbs, various sizes.
:o seventy five hundred pounds 1915 inch Bar
Iron. round
bUsdH Con SfrHrf1cr and Rspniv.
23ttWen'y nVe) tons Anthracite Coal. stove size.
~ i'hiTH seven fathoms inch Manila Rope.
BVre1H Of Ordnance.
6thlNl dozen Il inch square Bastard Files,
l LoDel barrel Lard Oil
hesponsible security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of supplies AWARDED.
NE NIX forms tor bids with further particulars for
bledeTs 10 be had at this office
CALVIN c. JACKSON,
Oeb-I Paymaster Z. 3. Navy.
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THE EVENING STAR.
TEIEGRAM Ms. kc.

Detailed .ccoup's OF the success Of MI Dick
ems rsaGiRES IN Boston ana New lorE have
been received m buglsud by mail. Tue Lon
don Ttsss yesterday praises the Arericsss for
her msgnAnimity n giving Mr.. Dickens sucs
hearty receptions.
one % ne McCuiIoush Iron Companys
shset-iIon rolling mills, called StSvey Chase.
~ North Esstpor', Nd. was DESTROYED by FIRE
yesterday evening. As the company have four
her mills an oPer alton. this Will interfere but
hule with their business. The loss Ia not as
oer'aileo, but ~ partially INSURED.
a Dispatch from India announces the de-
pATtuTe from Bon bsy OF General Napier for
Msssovsb, 20 take Immediate c 5mmand OF the
troops OF the BriiIsh expedition advancing into
Aby selma.
The captain of the steamer Ashland. az sa-
vsnnah, reports seeing or Chsrle-ton, ; q.
vessel SO low In the water that he could not
make out her name lt is supposed 10 be the
wreck OF the Raleigh.
The Paris hoaifeEr yesterday contained an
on cial notice that the Coupons OF the ItAltna
bonds VIII be paid A cable dispatch of last
night save that the Pope hss en,oined tn.
Ro'hsC hllds against payine the coupons on the
bonds in Psrs.
General Sch0deid ~ the request OF Dover
nor Pstrpoin', has issued order removing
The BOARD Of Directors 81 the Eastern Iunauc
Asylum - Virginia, for violating the state law
IN oishursements OF money. and has appointed
q board Of army offcers in their steSc
Its said that Menaorea has declared hi. In
tention 10 dissolve the Italisn NATIONAL Parlia-
ment, now in session. on the 18th proaimo, aud
make IN appeal 20 the Try, should smother
vote upfa yorsble 10 tie Ministry be adopted
before that time.
Mr. Dickens, who originally contemplated
bu' a limited course OF readings in this ntry.
has finally concluded 10 extend them 10 gil
the pTiDcipsl citi-s.
by Encouragement Of the ustrian Cabinet
Baron Won Bu.st ceases 10 be president Of the
ministerial council. but retains the post OF
Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
The whOIesal. grocery firm OF Carver Wen
dover Co, Of st Louis, tailed Thursday.
Liabilities $4,000.
general council OF the ZolIyereiu, IN which
all TIE Sts'es of North Germany are TO be rep
resented for the first time since the late war
VIII be held In Berlin in March, IS6s Prussia
has commenced withdraw ing her troops from
sll the posts OF Saxonis, except the Fortress
honIgstrin.
Dispatches from Fort Phil Kearney report
skrmiSh between q de tachmest OF the M
cavalry and a band OF Indians an thai vicinity
on the 2lst met A hand OF Arapshoes, under
the CHIEF Sorrei Horse, have arrived At Fert
Saunders 10 pass the winter.
ItIs reported that the Sublime Porte has Of
tered 10 the Cretans an autonomous Govern
ment, and has named Prince Christian as ats
head.
meeting OF the Mozart Hall General Com
mit'ee was held IN New York Thursday night
steps were taken to perfect a more eficieu;
organization. and resolutions censuriae the
conduct o. the Tammany Hail orgauizStior,
and declaring my Ielding opposition against
II, were adopted. Fernando Wood made a
speech.
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- Colonel Keith, who, during the war, ex
Pcutes tssrteen persons in the Laurel Valley,
IN Western North Carolins, has been arrested,
oy order OF General Candy, and con yeyed 20
Charleston for trial The persons executed
were traders" who claimed TO be Union men
@The Mexican Gen Marquee receatly
employed n brIoklayer 10 make a secret cham
Ter In one OF his houses, ana the man has not
since bseB s-eB. They say that Marquez
killed him TO save the secret
oHOn last Friday insane man named
Peter Michael, confined IN the asylum AZ
jacksonville, Ia, KILLED another paueEt
named Nicholson, by striEing him on the head
with -be leg OF table.
!" More than $1,000 peach trees have been
set out me psst fall In th~ neighb orhSod of
Halltown and Peterborough, on the NJ arylsnd
and Delav are rs lroad.
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DROPOsALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORM
l. TON.
OFFICE CHIsF QrARTERNAsrER,

DEPARTNENI OF DAKoIA.}
until Il O'Clock NJ on the 10Th day Of January, Isss
tSr the transportation of Military Supplies during
Ma srSys ssr eSmmniRns sta AS S and epsng
or lire. 10 such Posts ss now or may be estab-
iished in the State Of Minnesota and in that por-
river and bounded BY it, and from Fort Stevenson,
or other designated Point on the Missouri river,
eastward to present Posts, o. such a. may be
established east or north of that river, in Dakota
The weight TO he trans ported on this Route No 4
shall not exceed ten million pounds 0 80 on lbs }
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred 100 }
pounds Der one hundred tOO! miles for each month
.; the year beginning April i, 1865 and ending
Bic ders should give their names in full as we'll
a. their places OF Te.idence, and each proposal
should lie accompanied by bond in the sum OF ten
thousand dollars, signed by two more responsi-
Bile peIsOIs. guaranteeing that In case a contract
is arded for the route ntiOned in the proposal
srpted And entcrri into and good and intent
-esurity fuInished b. said party in accordance
with the terms OF this Advertisement.
The contractor will be reauiI ell to give bonds
~ the sum of one hundred thousand dollars
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solyency
of each bidder and person offered as security will
Proposals mus. be endorsed Proposals for Army
an,portatlon on Route No. 4, }" and none will be
entertained unless they fully comply with the re-
Guirements of this al vertiseusent.
The party TO " HON an award is made must be
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
apce Of the contract
The right TO reject any and all bids that may he
offered IL reserved.
The contractor mnst be in readiness for service
by the lst day Of April. 1865 and will be required
10 have pisce OF business or agency at which he
may be communicated with promptly and readily
for Route No. I, al Saint Paul, Minnesota Fort
Stevenson. Dakota Territory, or at such other
point - may be Indicated the starting point Of
the route.
Blank forms, showing the conditions OF the con-
tract 10 be entered into. can be had application
at this cffce or the ofloe Of the Quartermaster
n New York, Chicago, ST. Louis, Fort Leaven-
worth. Omaha. and Fort Smelling and must &C
company and DO part OF the proposals
S. p. HOLABIRD,
1t. Col Deputy q. NJ Cen,
Byt Brig. Gen, u. s. A. Chief o. NJ,
10 lS-gfB Dept of Dakota.
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pRoPOsALs FOB HEATING APPARATUS
DEPARTMENT OF A.RIcUIru

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
wAsnINCroY d. G.. December i 1867.
o'clock N January 2 1858 for heating the build
ing appropriated to the Department Of Agriculture
or Re.ervstion Mo- with steam, in the most sp-
proved manner
The specifications and plans of the buldiug can
be seen and will Be explained on calling At THE
cfhCe but bidders are requested, besides the pro
pos all under the specifications Of this Department
q their own, If they have any suggestions tend
ing make the apparatus more satisfactory to the
interests Of the Government.
The work must be completed In q wOrkmsnlike
manner, satisfactory TO the Commissioner and Ar
Infect, ard warranted sufficient for heating the
Whole building 70 their satisfaction.
The time for completing the v ork must be stated
nd will form an essential element in the award Of
The Department reserves the right to reject any
II all OF the bids II dee med for the interest of the
OF y hd saa
hcsticns viii net be considered
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposals
sHf cient ~ idSDce OF his sbility to comply with
The proposals will be opened in the presence Of
de II I'd HORACE CAPRDS, Commissioner.
TENTED STATES POWDER FOB SALE
scaled Proposals will lie rec. lived until IL O'Clock
M January z, 1875, for the sess OF powder obtained
III N broken up ammunition, in quantities 20 suit,
consisting VI cannon, mortar, musket aud ride
Tb. attention OF railroad contractor, query
men and Others is re.pe,t fuily called TO the NOR
tai powder, ss being suitable for blasting purpo-
The Powder to be delivered ut the magazines
near Jererson Bsrracks and 10 IN boxes from . 70
100 pounds esch, and in barrels OF le pounds. The
packages, when in barrels, 70 be paid FOR.
Samples q the powder may be seen BY apple alton
az 81. 1ouis Arsenal -
marx Cd Proposals for Powder. /.
The right 10 reserved 10 reecs any or al the bids.
- Louis Arsenal. Mo, Dec. g. de lest
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y U T 1 c E

(H6s CAF-f Comm SSGrg Of SvbSiStfHrs,
Fifth Military Disfrjct.
Mr. tFis0BS, La. December 10, 1867. \
Sealed Propose in dup licatr invited till the
5i~t day Of December, lss7, at L O'Clock NJ for
furnishing the L. ; Subsistence Department with
TIE following articles. viz.
tuNCt pounds OF choice Louisiana Sugar, samples
to he furnished
5000 pounds of White Navy Beans in good new
barrels hesd-lned. samples of Beans to be
furnished and price per barrel TO lie stated.
4'otO pounds Of Hard Bread in barrels; samples of
the Bread to he furnished.
10 barrels OF Vinegar put up in good barrels, the
price per gallon to be stated; the Vine gar
must neutTalize % grains bi. carbonate of
soda TO the Il and ounce.
J co.. cans of Preserved Peaches pound cans:
samples to re furnished
$50 barrels of Onions of the best quality the price
per pound to be stated.
UVUtO pounds Oi Rice. of the best quality. put in
barrels, besd-lined; the price per pouns
stated ard samples furnished.
lO-CtO pounds OF best caDvsssed Hams, put up in
casks, and samples furnished.
2G-c cans assorted Jellies, samples TO be fur.
nished
The above articles to be of the very best quality
put up in superior packages. and TO be delivered
81 the Anchor Press, in this city, within twenty
DAYS after the opening of tho bids.
No bids will BE- received from parties who have
failed to comply With their engagements with any
branch Of the Government
Proposals TO he addressed to the undersigned and
marked "PrOPOsals.'' -
A. BECkWITH.
Brevet Major General and S..U s. A.
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A RMT SUPPLIES.
HrFgports-s Dsgavtr,srf IF the Ni,sopri.
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FCTi LsGrsHprc5f5 h. December II, ~
sealed lTyTgsat- vii lie received at this Off &c
uHfll u .lOrk VI on the JJth Of December Isl.
i.r The d-liNgry of 1000 bushels Sh,lled Corn ct
The Corr g. Je 9th Hest quality free from dirt
chsf- CCb- 'r Other Teia matter, and -ecureIy
"a he'd 10 good EusaF -a~hs. tusheI to be 50
To b delivered AT tie craze yari Of the Quar-
f.rrnastaT : Department at Fort Riley. excepting
tiSt such corr ~ shSll be transported by rail TO
ltst port shall - received az the station the
-cE Irr!hr Railroad Known a. ort Riley
teireTy 10 Commence or before tn 10th Of
January l--, ard - iiciFnt quantity TO be de-
HF~Ted - Keep he posf supplied from time Of rst
sn"uEt 10 he delivered by or before February 10,
PROPOSAL for sny portion of the amount required
viii be CoI~idsr-.-
EiaEk - P.-aI- will Pc furnished en- application
az tiI- CfhC-.
bach proposal 20 - accompanied by the guar
SHY citwo I'-rgnsit'e persons that in case the
coniTsCf - aw~fsed t. the party proposing good
ara -UffC ieut tones viii be entered into for the
itl Eful perfcruiaice 81 the contract
h Iiglt l. feseTN- - o. REJECT any or sll bids
FiddeIs ar reGu'sted 70 b. present 81 the open
The corn 70 T. sarject 10 the acceptance or re-
I'' ton 20 -i -iH, q 0f the Quartermaster's De
PARTNER o.. rf- Riley.
N"ocI.r- .h- srpFiies delivered will be given
- III Post t.-ft master AZ FORT bIley and iii
20 Reid ~ TIL flee
Eia- iron. persons who have hitherto failed to
carry cot Etf t's wiki the GCysTEH4s Mt en-
Ger IL contracts which have been awarded 10
q u b.f - Considered. nor will any Ind ba
cor -iaer~d Which doc not comply with the re-
.r.f-r NJ. - ti.i- al ertissment
III ~cntragt VI r. u a..rs will not be considered
force ~ l. hsE received the approval Of the
nal ttI ,ffcrT- = trf EaTtn4-nt 80 the Mi5
mi ard tbs Siilifars Division ot the Missouri.
% tk- Ft--.yIi L G. EASTMAN
c--26'B i'pt- q u. Gen, c. z n.
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NAVAL SUPPLIES

hN a
PoyBGSt,T'S Otics, u s Nary,
No. 30 BrOadLrnp
Nsr York, December rs. 1871 \
Proposals, sealed and endorsed, Proposals for
Supplies Advertised" will be received at this Of
nee until p the 3lst instant. for the follow
ing supplies Shich mnst he OF the very best quail
ity- delivered free of expense at the New York
Navy-ysr and subject TO the usual ms ection
thereat, viz:
BDr,GD If i0rdS md Docks.
$40 sheets No. 10 Iron, As Id. per sheet 40 H. I
NJ. ID. riyets.
Bureau of Equipment and Rsccuifias.
% bbls. Stockholm Tar.
Bureau Of OTdudncs.
2u1 gallons beet winter strained Sperm Oil.
BUT'aD ot C0nStrUcijOH and R.pair
1888 H.; round Iron. IL is diameter Is to IL feet
long. and
3-s53 Id. round iron, 1916 diameter l6 TO Is feet
long.
Responsible security will be required for the
prompt and faithful delivery Of supplies awarded
which must conform with stipulaiiOns on thu
blank forms to be mad at this Office other wise bids
i'll not be entertained
GEORGE PLUNKETT.
sfar T.
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pkogosALs FOE cAyALEl HORSES.


s .~.
S-s.gt Pr'Tusai- y 90 b. received az this office
Citil y g. 't.ct o.. on RlBAN. the 10Th day Of
tANAIEN rCESFS
he fut Will % j-ct To a rigid inspection,
q tHIh '"i'r- -'urC r '' PARTICULARS we'll broken
- inii t'- and Frud nU itinu- from IS In lands
high non I'VE 20 min yrAr- old and well al pted
10 every w"- 20 aval-y purposes, and deli vered
a. tei'r rsrHN''t". Ira bstWeeu the 25;h and 18th
o JsuTaIz
hids must 10 ale IN duplicate with "A copy Of
trls az sefti-t Hrut attached and accom- ps pied by
~ WrittsH guuT. nts 80 pOn-ible person that
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