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NAVY SUPPLIES.
NAYY DEPARrxRxr


.bredt PrortslonS and CIe.Arns Jan IL 1877 I
Separate Proposals, sealed and en- ior,sd tp "
Ior Nav Supplies. will be received at tbi.
Of February nett, for furni. hug Aud detxa,pn
atthe United States Navy Yards AZ Nsw we sht.ns
Boston, on or before the frst day OF Anil nsIt
the Hllowins list; two-thirds to be depiyreS "a =,
csx io,k AM one third at Boston, VIZ ."
New Navy Beet, .yvo bb's, per Dbl
kice 100 go pounds, per pound
aRrIed apRiss. 100 coo pounds, per pound.
Its, A. 100 pounds, per . ound
Sonee, leo 90 pounds. per pound
Beanss 500 bushels, per busnel.
Hoissses, S0 gallons. per gallon.
BIDS vii BE- G.esye5 i6 per oSs.tourtb
three -tourths, or the whole Of the Quantities
named, and those only will be scce pied, which are
cons,aered Tor the I'D vantage Of the Government
De e9nsi 70 the navy standard, aud pass the usual
FOR a description Of the articles and the pack
samples at the said navy yards; and for iufOrna-
uon ae 10 the laws AID regulation tiH psa ph ct
Iornl regarding contracts. to the ortces OF the
CoHu ndants and Psymssters Of the several
Imported articles will be received in bond free
Iron e1s{ AND no ints,n. revenue "a. will be
Every oner must b Accompanied BY . written
guaranty, signed by one or more responsible Ser
bidder or sdd.n. II nsS s tins.
eepted, enter Into an obligation within fVe DAYS
with good and sufficient sarsties. to furnish the
:sssnsi prSn1,ssd; the e1nssss.sy q the sssr
ternsy. or Collector Of the Customs.
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
ssnlso Sy '1ss fn.rant,. and By satisf story ey,
articles, and has the license required by act Of
Ooneress y. BRI bQR :,
"a s-v4S Chief Of Barsaa.
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- a young lady in Boston school. on ne.
ing ashed why, IN Latin, winds came TO he
SIlIeu mascullne, quickly replied, ~ do moi
MO" unless II Is because they are so fickleu'
~ The Atlanta (Ga) Era saws the total
numoer OF the Destitute ia that State reaches
hfty thousand, who have not the actual nnean =
OF subsistence. ---"'
~ Inc express train from Windsor C. w
was matted at Suspension Bridge on Tnesd,v
hlght' ana not permitted 10 cross TO the a MAJ
leah sIde, because II was behind time, The cns
Ems OHcer stating that he had iustruettrp
hOt 10 pass any which were not on time
" a picture IN late number of Punch
IVprtsTts fashionable and af.C-innata
COUPE The husband searching vigorously m
MS "alsicoat pockets. The young wife in.
qulIss; Have you lost your watch. lover,
anu re replies "No. darling. twas a new
oohbt mad Tor you somewhere"
!" A lady teacher in an Indiana school nm.
lshed one OF her pupils by making her stand ON
me moor Win her hands tied behind her pack
aAo a suck pladed in her mouth in sucn :,
manner as TO keep IL open. so that she couId
not close ~ Tor some time afterward.
PIttsburg grocer threw a kettle af
seaioing water over party of little bows who
We're scraping sugar fTem a hogshead IN front
OF mas store. The bows were ali badly in iured
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ID IOHMOND, FREDERIOKsBURa AND Pa
II TO4AO RAILROAD
TO TRAVELL1Rs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, Sunday q. no, excsptedJ

The quickest and most direct route 70 Richmond,
VI and the South, via the Potomac ~~
steansrs from Sixth Street Wharf
Washington, to Aqua Greek and@1D
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely com leted from Aaeia Greek to Rich.
mond Vs. connecting there With trains on the Bch.
n,ond and Petersburg and Richmond and DanviIIe
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington
Raleigh, Greensboro. Salisbury. Oharlotts and
Chester, 3. q.
Steamers Report and o Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY evening excepted At
SEQ .. N. and ,. m. aud arrive In Richmond ut
l.s5 D. m. and % O. n.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker than
any other Route.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuia
Greek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
Company Office, corner Of Pesna. avenue and 9th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons win be IN
readiness TO convey passenger ana baggage be-
tween depots ia Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass BY daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle Fields near fredericksburg By stop
Ding ut that point
Breakfast and sup on board OF etsansr.
G. Z. GATT1NaLY, Ticket Agent, Ws.hinston.
q. n. AAHKY,
aDIly General Passenger Agent.
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DRePUsALs FOR LUMBER.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARcHTrEcI

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
oFFlCE OF SUrRRvIsING ARcHIrECT,S
Sealed Proposals will be received A. tthis Offce
Ei.hne umber FieeTIary 18TH l9Y, fer lar
lowing schedule: " " ioi
sO,vCO, lueal teetof N. Carolina (heartl Flooring,
clear Of knots. 10y H
Is 600 feet, board measure, W. Pine Com Culls.
SEQ feet, board measure, W. Pine Com Culls., 2
loco feet board measurs, Spruce scantIing, 8 by
lO,Oco feel board measure, Spruce scaatling sby4
.. inches, ii feet lengths
$500 feet BOARD measure, Spruce Rails, By in
1900 feet, board measure, W. Pine Selects, 2 in.
5000 teet, board measure W. Pine Selects dressed.
900 fset board easure. W. Pine Selects, dressed
4Ooe feet beard measure, W. Pine Selects res sed
1900 feet bosrd measure, W Pine Selects, dressed
Ia inches thick.
eco feet board asure, W. Pine Selects, dressed
Ia Inc hes thick.
l,0oteet, board measure, Poplar, dressed, a inch
LOO feet board measure, Poplar, dressed, "a inch
All the above desert ptions Of Lumber must be of
be delivered at the Treasury Building from
time to time OIL dered, and be subject TO the n
re. tion of the Inspector and Receiver OF NJ ate
Bids TO state price per M. feet and must be ac
C hpanied by written guarantee from some re-
sponsible person that the bidder will execute and
perform The contract If awarded to him.
The Department reserves the right TO reject anv
or all the bids II cenhidered for the oterest of the
GoNerL eBt TO do So TO pit any port ems of
them. VI
Bids to be enclosed in a sealed envelope and en-
doIsel proposals Tor Lunser
IaSl lOhrOn J Supervising Architect
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RAILROADS.
.BEEApIsg RA!LRoAD

IEApING RAILROAD.
saA ft hn isr hs ss 81 ffsssss4pR.
ffERFfsEsS Skh44SEb kSRf EETSefEIs S&ff
SAExp PAS. ,HIETEk lRR1G EMnESSTT 6 6s
he p.p sttMS FIT ls. .s,,&x
LOWELL streets, Philade q, st The foi lo.in M
neRNINa ACCOMMODATION
49,. u. for Rssdins and eli intsrnsS,s,s
1s,srning, leaves Beading ct SOP n :. srr,,,a.
inRhilsael1hia st 10 .. m.
MORNING IXPRIss.
At SIS .. N. for Reading, Lebanon Hsrrt.h.,.
sn'.o5t, imirs. EcsA..:r, si.ssf. S s.Il. sat:
.. sonsss. :. .sc sis
' fcsf fGS c5 raj; si.s f'5 s.,.
f%f:a l; 81 ,i hs't sI a;ss.
SSsnsr.l, CombsIlsnd VALLEY, end sehqyIiiii and
Transport, York, chsnbersburG, Pines reve, &c ''
Leaves PhiIedelphis st $50 D. m. for R.sdins.
and 6op.Sis s.ro:d s fsas iaI co.m
READIKG ACCOMMODATION
''i fs;s,s, ,iIiy::
fISs. e. si ps1lss.ipais l..1. H.rr,.l,r,
Phl.dslphia q 90 m Az. rnoon train. Is., ,a
nerInpure 0sle m; and Pottsville ct T. S n
n.rIisbnTs .ee0mnodstiOn leaves Re.dins AZ
ING = Reading nH h sits Si,.,a m 0o9Ssci
s1 Iu ateS D. m. arriving in Philsdelp hia az
MsIkst Train, with e passenger car attached.
Leaves Philsdephia at Il q noon for Re adj AMI
pOwninstown I, 81 ,. m. for Philsaeishis and "A
An the above train. run daily, supd.r.
Sunday Trains leave Pottsville at :. m psni
Philadelpais at SIS , m; leave PhIIsdeipsi. far
Beading at s 9. m returning from Reading at Is
CHESTER VALLEY RAipRoAp.
points take The 80 aud Sis m and . 70 Ne
trains from Philsdelphis. returning from Dow l
lpgtow 81 Q. m. ard ~ - noon
NEW YORK EMPRESS FOR PIrrrspup,r
Leaves New York at % 9. m andsp m
Ing Reading at IS, n IS IA and a. o n, psss
Connecting at Hsrrisburg With PennsI VAN. an.
p p;,,th Oentra RAILROAD Express Trans f.
piasoureh, Chicago, willisgsport, EImira. a.
RstIrptns Express Train leaves Hsui.burs o.,
arrival OF Pennsylyania press from PittsSnsr' "a
as s sns 9 as passing ResdiSF
aooemp.nyins these Train. th2oash Ss.ssias f.T'
Nal tram ann for ssr To,s s.Ts
10 ? m; Mall train for Harrisburg leaves New
sCBUYLkILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave Pottsville at Z, IA ~ a M sod7,.
Pm. returning from Tshslus At rs a IN, All
scHrfLKILL AND sUsQUEHAsSA RAIL.
r Road. JAIL
Trans leave Auburn At 20 a m for Pfnasro
and harrisburg, and At 50 .. m, for pipssrne
ana fremont. returning from II arrlsbnrr - 80
p M, and from fremont at IS a M and =
pm. N-u 30
FREIGHT
Soods ~ all descriptions Forwarded 70 ali ,h.
ebove points from the ~Onpany1 New Frstane
Dep ct, Broad and Willow streets 'feisht
FREI GIT TRAINS
Leave PhiladeI phi a daily At S SOS Nm ,,a
and p. m. for keacfne lebanon Har,,.noon
Pottsvills, Port Clinton, and ali point. hsxos'
Close at the Philadelphia Post Orfce In, ali
places o u the road ana Its branches az 81
ana TOT the principal stations only SIS D. m.
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DBoPOsALs FeR Performing SANTA
BY WORK OF QUAkTERMASTERS
DEPARTMENT.

leooqk0ftSTS OepoTImeM o. HdShtNgfOA. 4
C46ee Of CRisf QnayteyF1a,ts,
WasAiesfos. u. c.. January 81, 1881 Z
sealed Proposals. are invited IT this oce until IL
O'CLOCK noon, February l6 1867, for the removal Of
All sink deposits, ashes, and dead public animals
from the various barracks. buildings, Sc owned
and occupied by the various branches ef the War
department in and about this city. TO be dess-
mated ~ the Chief Quartermaster, Department
81 Wa hins tonJ tor the period of one year from
Bidders o furnish ell necessary materials and
labor for performing the work, and to Civ bond .
10 be executed st once upon the award of the con
tsct IN the sum of five thousand dollars for the
faithful perfoI finance Of the same.
Payments to be made monthly
should the amount Of work required during the
period or the contract be either increased or de-
creased, then proportionate increase or deduc
ton to te made in the monthly payments.
Lists OF the places to be visited and a statement
OF the present amount Of work re aur cd car be had
on application at this office.
The undersigned reserves the ri ght to re ect any
ana all proposals should they be deemed too hig b ,
AND also the right to annul and discontinue the
contract at any time when the tor snail fail
to perterm the work required q prompt and sat.
lsiactory manner.
Bids should be endorsed " Proposals fer Per-
foTn ing Sanitary Work of Quartermsster's De-
partmeh ut, " and addressed to tbe undersigned.
M I LUDINGTON.
BFt Brig. Gen andChfef Quartermaster,
ia 81 lot Depaftmeu Mt of Washington.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
rRIOT OF OOLUnBiA.
fhas - day Of January, laH
Patrick White and Andrew J.l

IN THE eUPRlnE COURT OF fHD DIS.
Fhs . day Of Js.s.ly, 10.
Patrick White and h.drsv D.
Joseph ,sls:.-. Mar, John. r...,, 10. 81.
Ilyn and John Malone, Dc.
ass u d.1ss ;:os: e s
parcels Of sroapd lying and being IN Wsshinstol
Let; n square ESQ: . ':siay asss AZ s! de-
joseph VS. . ..S ns s
ants In the Gun q stQ - for goods cold and de-
son; That q tSs time Of Contracting ssiS debt the
said Joseph johnson was seized and Posesssed Of
q q saSa sn !:
said defe ndant. John 4, Hanson, il trust for the
Joseph johnson That eis.in. q jods
ment ofeendemnation Of the SAID pieces or Isroeh
ont q the eonsOn law sss Of ri: court II fsvsf
Of compliments g sinst said Joseph Johnson and
5ohnson TO .sid John H. Hanson ' = Aforesaid Bs
prod .ced before che Court, and the sane be oan-
suing s.a Ss ssiss q he
On dhs ss said Or esres. Of
ground tS.s on Ss.rsSins &. sNS record;
lien deed Of trust wa. rscsrdsd in said iasd rec nc
0rds, b1s that after finding Of the ury and Iuds
trust from said joseph johnson to John Malone.
to secnre John Tlyn for the sum Of q ON, was
found recorded. That the said deed OF trust was
recorded nearly eleven months after the date
thereof and over two months after the nR and
leyipg OF said attachment. That the said attach.
ment Is q prior hen on the said pieces aid parcels
OF ground before the said deed Of trust Prays
discover tof the amount still due aud unpaid on
SAID deed OF trust, and prays q sale of the said
ces or parcels of ground 10 sfy the demands
OF the conplainants and other creditors, and
Tor an INJUNCTION against said defendants. Joseph
JehnsOn, Mary Johnson, John n. Hanson, John
Fly n and John haoue, aud their cenfederate
when discovered, 70 restrain and prohibit them
anc their agents and servants from selling or Dis
posing OF, or a aRy ner further inc umbering,
the said pieces or parcels of ground
It's tbersupon. tbs Sd day Of January, 1897, ad.
!udged and ordered that notice OF this suit given
TO the said Ho- resident defendants, Joseph John
son, Mary j ohnson. and John Flyn, by publishing
acopy OF this order in the Evening Star, q news
paper published in the city of Washington, in the
District OF OoluniEls, three times a week for six
consecutive weeks. warning said non resident de-
Iehdants 10 be and appear, In person or by solicit
tor at rules to be held in the Office Of the Clerk of
this Court, on the fret Tuesday of June, A d,
lSoT 20 answer the said bill OF oempl sint other
wise the same will be taken pro c0nfeSso against
them: Provided the first publication of this order
81 all appear at least four months before said first
Tuesday OF June, 1871, and stating the object and
substance Of said bill Of conf laint.
A. b. OLIN, Associate Justice, &c,
wM Tns sdc,ta M I'll GcGs
Js4 3taw6w
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~ An entertainment for tho benef. n, Tho
WloOWs ana orphans OF Rome Ga was given
In that city lew days since, and a tlbl-au
ocCnItd IN ne performance in which a Con-
tederaie flag was displayed The agent offh.
fIeedmei : Bureau put a stop TO the exhl
oltlon, and shortly after. a detachment of the
lo'h U - Regulars arrived, and arrested five
young gentlemen who took part in the tabIeau.
i he prisoners We're taken 10 Atlanta ard c,n-
nnsd IN the military barracks by order of Gen
Thomas, commanding the depsrtmant
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FEMALE DoCTORs.-The London Lancet saws
that young lady in Paris, having honorabiy
passed TWO examinations in MIXED science
mas oeen ordered by the Minister OF Public
instructions 10 go through a preparatory
Course OF medicine at AlgieTs, as her medical
attehoanee might be of great service TO the
hIao population. and through her the boon of
meuicai sclehce might penetrate the tent and
barem of The a rab, where no male do.f,r
Wouid De admitted. Lately, another lady has
passed heT examination as midwife. and has
oo.alnto PERMISSION 20 offer herself as Il candi-
oate Tor examination AZ Paris for she degree of
doctor OF medicine - -
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CONVENIENT SALE.

CONVENIENT sALl:
The Ss gTogerty knoSp a. the "G0yIRNMENr
TANNBkf AND STEAM SAW MILLJ with
seventy 'hVs acres Of lsad, near San Antonio,
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
up 20 the LIST day OF March, 1857 for the pa
OF seventy nve acres " land, more less toeeth
or via the buildings erected thereon and the o.
purtenances appertaining, that is to say:
ONE TANNERY,
Contelning TWeLVE STONE LIME VATS, D.
1.-TWO WOODEN yATS,
snH capable OF tanning Sheen Thousand hides per
ONE STEAM eAw;MILL, capable Of saving
three thousand feet o. lumber daily. - :
ONB SMALL STONE BUILDING
Inc above property Ii situate aLout wo miles
sboye San Antonio, on the Ban Antonio RI YER, aud
the water - conducted to the establi shment by a
race OF hewn stone, laid In cement
Inc land was purchased and improyem epts
made BY the late so-callsd Confederete Govern.
msssss and are estimated to have cost $50 oOO in
% The property he's been under lease for the year
1885, 1t . monthly rent Of $500, payable in sd-
vance a :eeursd title IN fee simple VIII be given
ProIcs:ls viii BE- marked "Propssals for Gsv.
Bvt Msisr Cen. Asst Com. Bureau =. and
a: l., Galveston. Texas. 10 sl.0t
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DISTRESSING CAsCALTY.-NISs McCaleb n
very estmable young lady sf We river Nc
was thrown from buggy one dly last week
win such force as 10 fracture her skulI r.
appears mat IN company with Il friend she
was taxing drive. when, from some uuas, or
tanned cause, the horses took frightand ran OF
IhrC~lng The occupants of the buggy Out
MISS McCaieb was brown violently against n
IRE. anu received such severe IN luries that he
died The following day. unfgrtuna--I sd,,
was soon 10 haVe been married 10 a gentleman
OIL wealth And position in PhiladeIphia.-Aa-
nGJOlis Gazette ~
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOB CORN MEAL.
oSs Rs,c, oenms,sa,y Of sss,sae..e,

OVsU WyYVs COSsmtyysayy OF CSoytueNft, I :
HdsAtNgton. d. C.. February &, iSs7,f
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate are in vitsd until
IUnsbAf, February Il. 1857, ct IL n :. for fur
isni1e the Subsistence Department with all the
Of February, 1857. until the seth Of june 1851.
The Neal to Be delivered at the Subsistence
wharf, or at the BALTIMORE and Ohio Kailroad
DEPOT at such times and in such quantities e the
Tie Germ Meal to be delivered in good sound
hour barrels. each containing one hundred and
good. merehantable quality, and will be inspected
Payments Will be IN ads In such funds a. tina Gov
eminent may furnish for disbursements.
5fds must be addressed to the undersigned ut
No, 223 q street. Endorsed Proposals Tor Corn
Meal" q REL,I,
fe sat Major and O. e. n
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fEIEsInAR,

PnorIor.p FEEIfks 1Ia4 ,LrrrrRs PAT.
emit Of England, md secured BY the seals Of the
Ecole do Pharmscis de Paris, and the Imperial
College Of Medicine, Vienna.
Triesemar No. 1, IL the efectusl remedy for Re-
taxation, sDermathorrhosa, and Exhaustion q
the System. Triesemar No. : has entirely super.
seeded the napseous use Of Copsvis, Oubebs, &c.
Trtssemar No IL the infallibls remedy Tor all
Impurities and Secondary Symphonic. thus obvi-
atins the use Of Mercury and all other dslstsrious
ZACH preparation 10 In the form Of o most agree
able Lozsngs, secured from the effects OF cli-
nate and chaneee Of atmosphers. n tin eases az
CAGES, thus saving %. Divided in separate doses
- administered By Vslpeau, 6eilamands, Roux,
WHOLESALE and retail b.. Dr. BARRoW, Ho. lsI
Blocker street, New York. :
To be had also Of D. q FORD. No. $50 Penn n
oyOpue, corner uth 81 eee-ly
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mere Is proposition pending in the
onlo Legislature 10 amend the tyonstttut On
y! tnat STATE so as To establish equal suffrage.
Ils passage nccessItates q three dfths yota
Wnlcn VIII require every Republican vote i'm
the Senate but one. and all but six in the House
III Is rot believed that this vote can be secured
as henner House Is ever full, and as the Rep
reSentatives from the Southern mart Of H.
State are not very Jealous for the Change.
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10y GRIEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
II No, $40, corner 7Ih ID Attracts

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. FRONTING ON
OH SHEET WEST, BETWEEN u AND
SfhEETS NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On TUESDAY, the l2ta instant, at 4 O'clock
2 m, we shal' sell on the premises. part of Lot
NO. 10 egusre No. 4is, having 70 feet front by
10 feet deep. running back q good 10 foot al
making it desirable building lot, to which We
can the after tlon of buyers, as 1t will be sold
without reserve
Terms cash.
of the purchaser.
$50 down on the day of sale.
fe sd GREEN WILLIAMS Ancts
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IRON Tue-day night a celored man. wbo
gave the name of Henry Dennis, Committed a
most DARING robbery on South street below
SeNehIo, fhiiadeiphia. He threw a brick
through the bulk window sash At Hat6aIS's
watch aud Jewelry store, and then grabbipo
nve silver watches made of with them He
was pursued and was captured In his flight
he threw the watches away aAd thew were All
recovered. "NAS OH
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PEorosALs FOB Army rRANsPORrA


erLRrERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
Sealed Tp1 1on..,I w,, D. o. 1sD.1ry !, iss7
for the transporstion Of military SUPPLE. auIia a
March 81, 1865, on the following routes: ' 'N1'"s
ROUTE Ne. 1.
such pstss as may be determined upon during the
on tine G% ~ SrIch Of the linton
Laramie Dsiota Terrtory to smch post om or S
ri, @ Nsb! .'ks. west q longitude Iga deg In
deg in the Territory ii west Of onsi.nds
iOt deg in the Territory Of Idaho, south o} sti
S . sss q
t tnde 40 deg, including II necessary. Denver
,o Prom Fort RiI.y, state Of Kansas. or sueh
Pacific rairSsd 6 6uI.s sn 15' p ssss
Or asRcs that are nov or may be established in
do south Of latitude degrees nortS ana a 70 S
nton, nsr hsxico or other depot that may be
point Of points z Ro 81 EMO No. ,.
IRON Fort Union or such other depot A m Az ha
established In the Territory of New MeIIeo. TO TO
Any posts or station: that are, or may be estsb
be the sasa R9ss, OF OF Sta
iaols. and In the State OF Texas west of
MI from st. Paul: M,nnesots, to such pests are
sofia and in that DO Pton Of psRets Ts, q ne
ing enst of the Missouri river ~
Inc weight 70 be transported during the year
on Route No. 2, 20 $40 600 pounds on Route No
., oEUT oO pounds, and on Route No. (, 3,sOe OOc
PROPOSALS will be made for each route seps
Bidders will state the rate per 100 ,oun,. no,
100 miles at which they viii trans port the stopes
ana edhs II M, the beginning April
Bidders should give their names a full, a, val,
ss dneir1 places OF residence, and each proposal
d oy sos sr M the be- sum Hn Of
ssI sSs tina.
toned in the TO the party proposu @ en-
contract cont viii be accepted and entered into. and
party IN sisSSI hs 81 By said
1T win be required to give bond. in
g g s Bent: e = 3: 1898: .
sa.i,,.e.or99A a Kcp.s 10: + 5000
bidder and sns ana sol
ity will be REQUIRED. 80 '''Di'
%T:s Ss ss RsSss NJ 5
a. the case may be- and none will be entertained
o liz .ssy tIy comply with the requirements
,, The part, 70 whom a. award Is made must be
give ne required bonds or the sthfni ce rSS to
IN: dTsh. ;s;es any or q. bids that
The eda,ractors on each route mus. b in resdi
ss s. Ct aTs .ss
agency ct which he may be communicated With
promptly and readily for Route No. /. AZ Omsha.
Route No 8 at Fort Union, New Mexico for Ronte
Ne az Saint Paul Minnesota or q such other
dicsted a. the starting psint OF the route. W
Blank forms showing the ems OF the con
on application at this efce or at the once al the
Qusrtermastsr at New York Saint Gnufs rart
proposal. - -. S~''a s"o
By order OF the Quartermaster General
ALEXANDER BLISs
Brevet Colonel and Assistaut ~
ys 10 oe Qusrtermaster, u. 8, A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-09
UOTONAC TRANSPORTATION LINZ.
L NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, OsDs. =, A RYTKlR,
TRIAY for dlynSns, B.ad'F .rg.
Stores, Hsthias Point, chapel Point. PIovden 3
wharf. Lancastsrs Wharf, etenaS Wharf. Our.
Piney Point Point Look tout, and arrives st Bald.
more It q n j. q I ss4XN . BIO, Agents.
apf-0 No. 34s Penna. avenue.