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DESrrsrRy.-If you want your teeth allied 20
to Dr. Mariner, where you can got the best, both
Ia skill and material. sN '''-fs
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SPLENDID FFNCING AND BOARDS can be
bought of W. W. Calkins & Co., at Hossack .
Warehouse. Have been and are constantly re-
ceivg new cargoes from the mills Of Roberts,
Calkins & Hull.
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Base hall.

The first mines of the Shabbona and the o. X,
two rival base ball clubs Of this city, had anoth.
er set-to on Wednesday, in which the o. X.
came off gloriously second best The follow.
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ing is the score :
Rms Ndds in each Inninos.

Shan shsASSona, ! SSss ,So ?-ss ?-a
T. H. SMITH made the only home run Ca els. ' - +A
Time of game, las.
N B. The Smbbona boys having failed to
furnish us a report of the grand match game
they played last week at Peoria, we are unable
to report as to their achievements in that en-.
counter .-...
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Additional Income Liss,

The following names of residents of this
county, for some reason, were omitted in the
publication by us of the Income List of this
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Deweys for one dollar and eighty cents Pc,
dozen.
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Rev. ID. 2. KIDpER, d. D., Professor in the
Garrett Biblical Institute, win preach on Sunday
morning aud evening nj the NJ Z. Church.
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Agent Mt Seneca.

ALky. v,rGMrr Eq Is our authorized agent at S.nec.
H. tn receive pay for old subscription, the Ere
Trader and contract for job printing, &C. All orders sen
through him receye prompt attention.
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Wewould advise our lady readers to use Wings
LaPerfection, it will dc no harm if it does no
good.
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Rustic window shades Of all patterns at Hall
& Murphy's.
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DENrIsTRy.--All kinds Of plate work done b,
Dr.. Mariner, in the latest style.
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Go to Hall s Murphys for all kinds Of furni.

Go to Hall & Murphy's for mattresses and
spring beds.
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OTTAWA LODGE No. Al: Meets every Thursday evening
DsueHTEEs OF REBEocA Meet the third tuesday
rng OF each month.
oTrAwA Esc.xpxxSr No. s3: Meets on the second an,
oarth 1uesdsy evening.
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Ottawa Academy Natural Scienec~.

Meets nrst Thuray IN ench month IN Dr. j. Pauls build
Ing Donations OF birds perfacon solicited
J. Paul President. ". ". Calkins. Secretary.
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The question Of agreeing to the Senate amend.
msnt striking out all allowance for stationery,
wss taken BY yeas and nays. and II was agreed
to-yeas 81, nays Al.
The amendments making appropriations for de-
hciencies Of t47, ,4A In the Senate expenses,
were disagreed 10 BY vote Of 63 TO 80.
All the other Senate amendments were nom
ourourrsd In and the amended bill was then
agreed TO a. amended.
Mr.. Robinson, Of N. Y, offered q resolution
requesting the President 10 interfere In behalf
OF certain Fsnians now In prison In England. to
secure them . speedy trial. Objected to.
Mr.. Randall, Of Pa, offered q resolution de-.
olaring that the resolution adopted day or two
ago, In relation 10 the suspension Of building Of
vessels Of war, was not intended 10 have the
effect Of operating to discharge workmsn now
employed in the navy yard. Referred TO Com.
mittee on Naval Afairs; and then, At 3:45 p. m,
on motion Of Mr.. spslding Of Ohio, tho House
adjourned until Monday, the 9th day Of Janu-
ary, At II O'Clock.
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FOR FRESH BEEF.
FoRT MisoS' TEIAs. Noyember. 1877

OFFICE OF P2sT CoAnIssARY oR sU9sIsTRScE,
FoRr MASON, TEXAS, November, 1857, .
Sealed proposals., which must be In tTiplieate, will
Ss rssSiSSf Bes on Se SoS
Texas and 10 All Camps and Hospitals In the Vicinity
drawing supplies therefrop. from Japuary lss, Or
1880 or such less time the CommiBsary General OF
The BIDS Eill state The price per pound net. cur;
the price per pound net for that furnished siaugh-
must be ccompanied by proper guaranty,
proposal Is .eeeptcd the bidder viii enter into con-
tract and that they will enter into bonds In tho penal
sum of OO0 three thousand dollars for the faithful
saisiaetoTy evidence Of tho loyalty Of each success
full bidder and the s0lveney OF the persons offered
security Will be required. A., +,
The nam, o hrs should be stated in full, with the
No bid will be entertained when put In by contractors
who have previously failed TO comply with their con
tracts, nor when may be discovered that the bid
der has offered directly or indirectly more than ene
Bidders Qf arm, the members) must be present to
respond 10 their bids, and to sign and complete the
Tho beef cattle furnished must mot 30 over ays years
old, and weigh less than t6oo) Ave hundred pounds
Tbs beef furnished must bO Of good mark eAbls
teTs, neeks, shankt, kidneys, tallow exeluded and
to be delivered st such times, and such quantities As
Paymont will bo made monthly, or as soon there
| after as funds be received therefor.
The doyernpent reserves the right to reject any or
indoE.s .spyslOpo. enclosing bid. a" Proposals for
Address Proposals to the undersgnssdi ssdi,npuv
delt-td Pirst L. eth U. q. Cav, A. O.. E.
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Orig. cHlE, !, :. arasrFns..rnn. !, !. !, 4 |

DEPARrNENr or DAKOTA,
Scaled prOpo.n. f. T rhT s. Ms rsssy.s sT a & sc. uS
q NJ Sshs h az upps. S s.usf5T m 0 sS
Sn Roaas NJ % rom saint Paul, % ann, or saint dload
nUW y1s So
In that portion Of Dakota Territory lying east Of the
or Cs.r
eastward 70 present pos or such as may
shall not escsed ten million pounds. do,oos ooo b.
T ss FHs S
The year beginning April l. 1885, and ending March 81.
Bidders should give their in full, well ss
their places o residence, and each proposal shoud be
lars signed by two or more responsible PERSONS guar
anteeins t6asn case Is awarded the route
II b se AZ. d ns sooS
suncent security furnished BY said PARTY In accord
fS fSs x me % viii b rsaursd . ys bond, in the
sun Of one hundred thousand dollars, (sloo,ooo
each bidder and person offered security viii be
Transpcrtstion on Route No and none will be en-
teralned unless they fully comply with the require
The party 70 whom an award is made must be pre-
pared g execute the contract at once and e give the
realired bonds for the Ahfn performance OF the con-
The right to reject any and all bids that may be offered
The contractor must be In readiness for service by the
l.t day % April, 1865 and will Be required 70 have
Rsi srnis aIs rs.ay
= s.% sS 1. 6
B.nf oi@, sISwins hS sSnSi.iSns az q shs e.1ss.
once or a. the once q the At Mey YCrh
PS5 snHs and s sfd b Rs the
-Brevet Brig Cen. U,s.R.,
nols-SOt Chief Q. NJ. Department Of Dakota.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS roR Army TRANSPORTATION. .

oyricr QpIEy o. rAprssnAsIEn.
sssss Isorc.s vii b S..1sa us
u ceoei, n. nh q jsausry isss Q, me ,rs..:
.ss & s, :ssssi siHs as S' g. % s'% on
the following r'a''fRo 'fRourK NO.
Any other point Or pents ths. may be dsslsantsd by
ss.. may b deslsnstsa sy tSs ;hpElas oeer in ths
@ istItaSs Q dssrees north, shd K 70 Foft Usiqn, Now
or 't a 81 ss ON q
.Shss u ne 1sn q f's.T New &s.s
Ss as.snslsa in Is. fssse!ys ~ I,ons and In ihs
State 0fr'1''' weR RStUTRRs tUTRRRssSd' NS 100 degrees
Sss PcG Tsy k % Nj %
Paeihe rsiiroad the Union Pacific railroad, b p,
Hss Ss Sy ,HSS ssSSi sHi 'Sa'
Il q e ssS. % sc5Ss ss soss ss will
Route No. g. 100000 pounds; and. on Route No. 8.
Pspc.sis vii be made for each rss,s .sp.ra.sly
Bidder. giil .,.te lss I.le pct ic pounds per 10
month q iSs year. bssnninS Ipfi J. iss and ending
Bidder: vii give .hs. name: II full As Ms, E: e:
S29a rsp on
thmpeus EuhfnutetiuE mat IN ttst thc couhhut -
awarded for the route mentioned In the proposal q
Into, and good aud sufficient security Furnished By
said party accordance with the terms Of this adver
Zach bidder must be present at the opening Of the
proposals, or be represented By his attorney,
The contractor will be required 10 give bonds In
the following amounht
On Route No. 2, fm.m
On Route No. \ slp@
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solycpey Of
each bidder and person offered security will be
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation Routes Nos. q or g. as the case
may Be, and mono will be entertained unless they
comply with the req uirements Of this advertsemeut
The party TO whom an award Ia made must be pre-
pared to execute tho contract without unnecessary
delay and TO give the required bonds for the faithful
performance OF the contract. - =.
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
The contractor on each route must be In readiness
for service by the hrst day Of April, 1888, and must
have place Of business or agency Al which he may
be communicated with readily. For Route No. 2, at
Fort Harker and such other point the railroad a.
be dee!gnated the starting point of the route
for Route No. 8, al Fort Union, New Mexico. such
other point may be the depot, and Tor
Route No. o, at Ieavenworth. Kansas.
Blank forms, showing the conditions Of the contract
70 be entered into for each Route can be had upon
master At New York. Chicsso, 81 Louis, s. psul.
sails. = L. O. EAsToN,
del tall O. a. NJ Dep't Of the Missouri
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UGUBTK 1RsENAL.
PROPOSALS FOR PUBL AND FORAGE.

OFFICE AorIsa ASSISTANT MI
AudusrA ARsEsAL, December ls, 1907 ,,S,
BY direction Of the Chief QuArtermaster Third Mall
tary District Sealed Proposals lin duplicate) are In
yited for furnishing the ouartermasters Department
a cords Of good Hard Wood,
10, 0eO pounds prime Eastern Hays
s,ei0 pounds shelled Corn or Oats, in sacks;
o,oot poupds Straw
So Sc @ SSsaS. SSsaSl. q Y katR4ssis SRR%,aSsS Sss
These supplies arc 20 be all Of best merehan
quality and are 10 be at the Augusta Arse
nal, l6eoTgia)not less than one NTH Of the whole
aS before ihs dsst q each succeeding month iii The
whole amount Ia delivered, and are TO be paid for In
such funds as arc supplied by the ouArtermaster's
undsr.g reserves the right to reject supplies
The successful bidder will be required to give good
and suincisnt bonds for the faithful performance Of
Zach proposal must be in duplicate and accompanied
by copy Of this advertisement and be lin substanee)
hereby agree to enter into contract based upon
the accompanying advertisement, to deliver to tho
ouArtermaAter's Department at the Augusta Arsenal
- dollars and - cents per pound Tor PeI cord.
or per bushel)" name Of bidder.
lDAte Augusta, Ga. -, 1857.
. Separate proposals. must be made for the Forage,
envelopes marked on the outsider Proposals. for
Wood, Tor Forage, or Straw, or Coal and addressed
to the undersigned. They must be received by the
ga instant aud will be opened on the 2ith day Of
Forms for proposals. and further Information, can
be obtained by calling upon the gndeSiighnsqdp N
BIT. 1t. Col. U. y, A., and A. 4. 9. M,
de?O-td Augusta Arsenal
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Proposals..
u n o r o 8 A L 8 ,

OYpIcg BUREAU r., Y. AND A. L.,
GALygsrox, TEX A., Decembor 10, 1877 4
Proposals. be received until the 3stb Instant, Tor
n sssss sHs's 5, isS ~ fAssaRY l|sfi
STEAM SAW MILL, with ssysnty-nye Acres of
The Tsanery consists Of Tgelye tl7 Stone Lime
and sspspe " sssSnT f.sn s,01s TsoasSs sS
Hides Per snpumt One Steam Saw Mil. and One
Terms of Sale viii be one half the amount Of pur.
chase money TO be paid upon the delivery Of Decd
and q the property and the balance on the
.rhe !ish = reserved TO reicct any or all bid, not
PTopqsais viii be addressed 10 Lieutenant J. p.
Richardson, a. O NJ and O. p. o. Galveston, Texas
Tannery.'
commissicser 81 liz BureaS r., D. and 4. L. II ~
Lieutensnt and A. 4 q. N. and O. D. o.
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n &c B.
OPPIcE CuEy CoEuIsaIRY OF srBsIsrEScE,

OFFICE CHEZ COEHIssLRT OF sUBsIsrENCE,
FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRICr, ,
Ngw oLRANs, La, December =, 1857
Sealed proposals. in dlplieate are Invited lll the
nishng the u subSistence Department At this city
with the following Subsistence Stores, viz:
1000 barrels Of Flour, equal TO the Government
standard samples.
100 kegs Pig = Feet, price per pound to be stated,
D.000 pounds COrdoVa Coffee, in sacks or mats.
1000 pounds Rio Coffee, In sacks.
1900 pounds OF Hard Bread, put up in barrels.
All the above articles 10 be of The very best quality,
put up In superior packages and delivered at the An
opening Of the bids,
No bids will be received from parties who have
heretofore failed 10 comply with their engage ments
with any branch Of the Government.
Payment will be made ip such funds As may be on
hand for disbursement at the time.
Bds to :. directed to the k1$ marked
delS-td Breyet Major General and q. D.. U, y, A.
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ID R o 7 o s A L s l..
| CHEZ QuARrERhAsrRR's OFFICE, }
DEPARTMENT OF THE LAKES,

DEPARTMENT OF rHH LAKES, \
DETROIT, MICH, December 2, 1857,
Sealed proposals for furnishing Forage and Straw
.rOit, Port Wayne and Port gfa,Iot, Michigan. viii
be received At this once until SATURDAY, December
p, 1857. al II o'clock, a. To be delivered 1T such
times and places and In such quantities the under
signed may direct
Delivery to commence on the nrst day Of January,
ls and to continue until the oth day Of June, ISIS.
inclusive.
Proposals will be made In triplieate, with copies Of
this adyertsement annexed to each, and accompanied
by the names Of two responsible persons, who will
signify their willingness TO become sureties for the
thereon.
The right 70 reject any or all bids. any part Of
Envelopes containing proposals to be endorsed
Proposals for Forage and Straw" and addressed TO
the undersigned.
BY command Of Brevet Major Genera! Robinson.
Chiefo. NJ. Department oi the Lakes,
vat HIarG aal
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New Advertisements.

WE STILL LIVE DON'T BE HUMBUGGED
" By imposters or patent cast iron or machine
proved Stencil Dies, varieties, all Of Steel,
s. NJ SPENCER 4 CO,
Brattleboro', Vermont.
WE ARE COMING, AND WILL PRESENT TO
w any person sending us club In our Great One
Dollar Sale OF Dry and Fancy Goods, &c, SIX
Dress Pattern, PIECE q shcetins, Watch Se free q
dress free. Address ALLEN, HAwEs a CO., Is
Federal street, Boston, Mass. T. o. Box 6l2.
"DsYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING. -
4 How either sex may fascinate and gain the love
and affections Of person they choose Instantly.
This simple mental requirement all possess free,
by mall for 9 cents, together with guide TO the I'M
io,oo copies sold. Address I. william & Co. !,
Book Publishers. Philadelphia.
THE PAPER FOR THE MILLIoN-THE AMIRI-
L CAN FARMER, the practical farmers own paper.
the Cheapest and the Best Agricultural and Horticul
tural Journal in America Beautifully illustrated
with numerous Engnyings OF Farm Buildings, AMI
mails, Fruits and FLOWERS.
Now Is the time to subscribe for the year 1873
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
Agents wanted everywhere. For Club Price List
OF Valuable Prizes open to all, &c, address JOHN
TURNER, Publisher and Proprietor, Rochester, New
The national Republican., 1867-12-21
PROPOSALS FOR MEAL.


0PPIoB CHIEY CohhIssARY SUBsIsrESCE,)
FIRST MILITARY DlsTRIcI,
RICHMOND, VA, December II, 1857
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received At
this once until SATURDAY, December n, 1867, at u
o'clock A. f0r supplying theu g. Subsistence Depart
''NA' CORN MEAL
that may be required from the LIST proximo TO the th
The Meal to be delivered In good sound -four bar
rels, at the United States Subsistence Depot, Cary
street, between Ninth and Tenth at such times and In
such quantities may be required, after Ave days
notice. 80
ground bolted white Corn Meal Of tho very best quail
Ity will be received.
Bids must state the price per pound. or per 100 lbs
neti and no allowance will be made for barrels, nor
for any loss In delivery,
Payment viii be made at the end Of each month for
Corn Meal accepted during that month.
The successful bidder Will be required to give
ample security for the faithful fuhment OF his con-
tract,
Proposals should be plainly indorssd Proposals
for Corn Meal, and Addressed to the undersigned.
by order Of Major General IS sshohela; 80,
Breyet Major and Chief Commissary Of Subsistence,
first Military District, Richmond. Virginia.
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DR0PosALs F0R CAVALRY HORSES.
OFFICE or THE CHIEY QUARTERhAsrgR,
DEPAHrnEsr or THE CuhBEhLLsD.

DEPARTMENT or THE CuhBEkLlED, J
LouIsyILLR, Ky, , December u, 1851. }
Sealed proposals will be received At this olhee until
y o. clock, m. on FRIDAY. tho Tth day Of Deoem-
Horses,
dark grey color, sound In all Particular, well broken
n full hesh and good condition. from ID to 10 hands
high, from hye to nine years old and well adapted in
every way 70 Cavalry purposes, and delivered at JEFF
1858
Bids must be made in duplicate with copy % this
written guaranty OF responsible person., that, In
case the bid IL accepted good and suoent bond will
contract.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
TH0s, SWORDS,
del7.td A. O. N. Cen, Byt. Nal Den,
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TnEAsuRYp pIsNtE RIsBNPAEE%SSG EwnSt SGyEScrH 1857


In accordance with resolution Of Con gress, Ap-
proved July D. 1868, authorizing tho Secretary OF the
Treasury % sell the stock owned by the United States
ner as to best protect the INTEREST," o. e United states
In SAID canal apd 70 insure thet the same be kept
to the Government -
Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY, the 9th
day q December, is7, a u o'elosk. eight huu.
in ssid Dismal swamp Canal Company will be sold at
Department, In the city Of Washington.
The Dismal Swamp, Canal connects tho waters Of
river, in North Carolina distance Of about twenty
eight and one half (5bs) miles, aud has been con
strueted at cost Of upward Of one million dollars.
The whole number Of shares In the Canal Company Is
nineteen hundred and forty four, Q,etD having an
original par value OF two hundred and nfty dollars
GEO per share,
Fuiinformation in relation to the history and con-
at this Department.
Terms of sale; ono tenth part OF the purchase
money to be deposited at time Of sale, and the balance
to be paid upon the delivery Of the instruments Of
conveyance HUGH MCCULL0CH,
Secretary.
As- The above sale has been postponed until the ID
day Of January, 1855,
DECEMBER o. 1867 de7-aSts
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

I)horOshLb fOh fLOUh,
OFFICE CHIBF CoAAIssARY OF suBsIsrRNcE,)
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, ,
RICHMOND, VA, December II, 1867.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, invited until SAT-
URDAY, the 2lst instant, at - clock m for supply
ing the United States Subsistence Department with
1000 BARRELS OF FLOUR,
Bids for the different grades Of FLOUR, viz: "faml
ly," Extra" .'supeTnne,'t &6, land for any
considered.
Blank forms will be Furnished at this once to any
parties who may desire TO offer proposals.
Each bid must be accompanied by a sample Tone
pound o. the -four offered, plainly marked " corre-
The Flour accepted under this advertisement must
be delivered by the 10th OF January, 1885, In new oak
barrels. head lned-each barrel 10 be plainly branded
with the name Of the contractor and the place Of
Payment for Flour accepted will be made upon de-
Livery. or as soon thereafter as practicable
for flouT,' and addressed 70 the undersigned.
BY order Of Major General Sshoheld ,
Breyet Major and Chief CommissATy OF Subsistence,
fiTst Military District, Richmond, Virginia.
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TEvENs HOUSE.
opposIie BovlinG dreen.

The Stevens Hosse Is well and widely known 10 the
travelling PUBLIC The location Z sspseiaiy suitable g
the business part Of the ety-is on the highway Of
Southern and Western trave-and adjacent 10 all the
Tho Stevens House has liberal accommodations for
three hundred guests Pit is we'll furnished and
possesses every modern improvement for the comfort
and entertaininent n its inmates. The rooms spa
eious and well ventilated provided with and water,
the attendance Is prompt respectful and the table
is generously provided with every deeaey Of the
son, at moderate rates. The rooms hAylnE been
furnished and remodeled we are enabled 70 offer ext
facilities for the comfort and pleasure OF our guests
GEORGE X. CHASE CO.,
au7-6m - Proprietors
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g.. OFFICE Posr coxsIssART, I

OFFIcE POST C0hhfesARY,l
MOBILE, ALA, November q, 1857. \
Sealed proposals In duplicate. with q copy Of this
Advertisement attached to each, with be received at
the ofco OF tho Post Commssary OF Mobile Alabama,
until u clock, m on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
Deeembes 1867, for suppl the United States Sub:
post Of Mobile Alabama, for ak e m9nths. beginning
January 1865, and ending June 30, 1853, such less
time as the Commissary General Of Subsistence may
direct.
said Beef shall be Of good and quality,
In equal quantities OF fore and hind quarter meat,
(neeks. shanks and kidney tallow to be Excluded In
such quantities as may, from time to time, be re-
quired. and on such days as shall be designated by
the commanding oeer The neeks Of the cattle to be
cut of at the fourth yertebra joint and the breast
trimmed down the .hauks Of tho fore to be
cut on from three TO four inches above the
and Of hind Quarters from six to eight inches above
the gambrel or hook Joint.
Payments TO be made ponthly for the quantity &C;
States Tor public disbursement but the event Of the
commissary who receives the beef being without
funds TO pay for It, then payment TO- be made
after as funds may be received for that purpose,
Bidders invited to be present at the opening Of
proposals, prepared TO give bonds and complete the
contract before leaving the ONCE
Proposals should be addressed TO the undersigned,
and plainly endorsed Proposals for Beef Gentraets.
N. p. BUffUM,
Plrst Lieut.. 18th Infantry. A. c. Post Of Mobile.
Alabama. n0N-O
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTBR U. s. A.,
SAVANNAH, GA, December o, 1857. !
Sealed proposals. will be received At this oioe until
SATURDAY, December q, 1867 for supplying this
depot with the following quantity OF Forage, VII;
22o, 900 pounds Oats
$4,000 pounds Hay.
The Oats to be sound, free from dirt eha and put
np In good strong sacks Of not less two ~ more
than four 90 bushels per sack. The hay to be sound,
free from dirt and weeds, and well bEled. The whole
to be subject TO such inspection may be directed
contract awArded and to be delivered Al such times
and In such quAntitlesRs may be designated.
ties, n usual.
The Government reserves the right 10 reject any OF
all bids select such parts Of bids may be for the
best interest Of the service,
erI Of Forage, ~ and addressed to the undersigned
By order OF Breyet Brgadler General X. Saxton,
Chief Qua artcrmAster Third Military District
GEORGE b. ALDEN,
delitd Breyet Major and A. O. N.
WRAPPIESs PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
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PRoPosAtssRp E9R p.2RvS SUPPLYING 6ia WINTER

pRoPosALssSyR FOB IS SUPPLYING IY WINTER
TRHAsURY DgPARTABNT,)
OPPIcg OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BoARD,
WAsHiEGToN CRY, December J, 1857, }
Sealed proposals Will bs Isseyed a. this ONCE until
ary, 1858. for supplying the Lighthouse Establishment
with nfty Ave thousand t. .00l gallons Of the best
quality winter strained ol divided into Ave lots
Proposals TO furnish kerosene or ethereal oils, or
any OF their mixtures, will not be considered,
Any desired Information concerning terms OF con-
trast time and place Of delivery. quantity Of oil In
inspsciicn and test, sc Ec, viii be given upon sp
plication in writing to the gned at this once
ANDREW x. HARDWOOD,
dels-td Naval Secretary.