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loFFIcIAL.l
HEAD'QRs SECOND MILITARY DIsrRrcr,

HEAD'QRs SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, s. c., July 2, 1868.
General OyderS, No. 1926.
The following appointments Of director
and proxies for railroads on the part Of tn,
state of North Carolina, made by his Excel
lency, Jonathan Worth, late provisional Gov,
ernor Of North Carolina, on the 30th Of June
ultimo, are hereby disspproved and annuiled,
as in violation Of the spirit and intent OF
general orders No. "a, Of May 10, 1868, from
these headquarters.
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
Directors: Lewis G Desmond, John d. Whit.
ford, James NJ. Parrot. John D. Flanner,
Alonzo 7. jenkins, William Murdoch, John
l. MoIehead, Isaac Ramsey. Proxy, George
W Dill.
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad-Di.
rcctors: Thomas d. Hegg, John Noraset
Edward kidder Proxy A A. Mckay.
North Carolina Directors: o. q.
Parsley, Josiah Turner, jr., James NJ. Leach,
X. Y. McAlden, William {. Means, II B. Hay.
wood, Peter Adams, J, NJ, Coffin. Proxy,
John Berry
Western North Carolina Railroad-Direc.
tors: A. S. Merrinon, Andrew J. Coyles, q.
7, Davidson, F, L. Shober, A. NJ. Powell.
Proxy, o. @. Ford.
Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal-Direc
tors: Peyton E. Henry, D. D. Forrobee, Thos
]. Jarvis. Proxy, Charles Latham.
BY command Of Breyet Major General Ed
X. S. Candy. LOUIS V. CAzIARc,
Aide.de. Camp, Act'g Asst Adj't Gen.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition Of GARDINER CHiLsos, Of boston,
Massachusetts, pray Ing for tho extension OF patent
granted 70 him the 2o6 day o. 1854, aud
Ee.issued the nth day Of September, 1854, for an
Improvement In Furnace or Heat Generator and
Radiator, for seven years from the expiration of
said patent, which takes place on tho 26th day Of
Is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 3lst day OF August
next, at u clock, M and all persons notified
to appear and show cause, II any they nave, why
said petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
hle iu the PAtent Once their objections, specially
.at forth In writing. At least tosntg days before the
day OF hearing, all testimony died by either party
" be used At the said hearing, must be taken and
Transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other paper., relied upon ~ tea
loEr the day Of hearings the arguments, II any.
wlthin ten days after hling tho testimony
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In
the REtgBLIetk and the fptsiif0encer. wsshinE.
ton, ID. G., aud In TIE Post, Boston, Massachusetts,
once week for three successive wseksi the nrst Of
,Sid pableatLons 70 DO at least sisy BTeyiouS
jel3-Fd Acting Csmmissioner Of Patents.
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Aatioual Aepnblitan.


The strangest case OF fatal PRESENT.
ment We ever heard or read OF occurred
yesterday about eight miles from town,
on the Charlotte pike.
Young Jim Hally, ofthe Hally family,
boy about sixteen or seventeen years
of age, very clever, intelligent and coura-
geous, was working out in o potato
patch all day. About o'clock he came
into the house very much disturbed in
mind, with somewhat wild expression
of face, and sat in an easy chair in the
parlor, and began to rock to and fro
ruriously. His neither found him in
this condition, and anXiOusly inquired
what was the matter. lie made no
answer, but continued to move back
ward and forward in the chair. After q
while, the father, who had been in town.
returned, and was shocked TO see bis son
in SO unaccountuble condition of mind.
He became apprehensivc that mental
disorder had taken hold OF him, as il
had his own father upon many occasions.
After many unayailing attempts to force
the young fellow to speak, he lifted him
out Of the chair and brought him to the
verandah. The storm was coming up a
the time, and the lightnings played
occasionally in the horizon. Suddenly
as young Hally's eye caught one Of thu
far.olf flashes, he jumped to his feet
and throwing up both hands, exclaimed
in loud voice: Father, am going T.
die and rushed away to the potat
patch where he had been working an
took his position under large tree
The father called for some help, an
then followed him. Whilst the eide
Hally and the hired man were endeavorin
to persuade the boy to go back in tn
house, flash of lightning came whicl
rent the tree from its topmost brancI
to the roots. One of the limbs strucl
the young fellow ON the head appa
rently slight blow. He fell down an,
never breathed again. 1t left nothing
but small black mark on the righ
temple. He was fair, inclining to sallo,
complexion, but after the fatal stroke
blush sufTuscd his check. The expression
Of his face was that of one in the possession
ofscrenc peace and heartfelt joy.-Nas,
riHe Press and Times.
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PROPOSALS FOR POSTAGE STAMPS.

-
Posr OII,cE DhPAnInExT, June 2, lss
rtoPo, VIII Pc refe,ea as s,. N; ~, o. 'ny ~,
nen.; lot turnsninx "a ., smps ior term OIL
Sddsrs VII state tho Price per ihSu.,nd Stamps;
the Post nee Department In w.shi9gton.
tss Per sr.sf ~ ne pcpaIasa Il ~
place Of manufaeture. !.
Also, the price per thousand deliJered In larger
place Of manufacture. :,
Also, the price per thousand separated In such
SaSnt,sies a. may be daily ordered i9r ne use Of
and securely packed IN TN eases, suitable binders
covers. or suitable sa&sops s., .ecoadins % *
quantty and distance TO be conveyed, A. may be
any. between ID, cost Of deliye,E to an agent q
the place Of nanufaeture and At WashinEt9n, D.
ff and S,Srs an assn q his De-
paItment. ,,,,,,
directing packages for the mails and preparing
sessp a9dsr ne SrSssn o, AZ agent o.
factory.
Proposals must be made for the Stamps IN sheets.
tSs. sseh separate Stamp can be readily detached
az Ths ssnomiuaop, Of Siam, now in u,e are one
cent two cents three cents, i've cents, ten cents,
twelve cents, nfteen cents, twenty -four cents.
cents, and nisen cents for Psred!sa. The super,
nees fthe PERIODICAL Stamps Will BE- about ten times
denomination must re given distinctly, IN figures
as well as letters, and the whole work must be cx
eemNu IN the pest style --.--
4, The stamps must be prepared In such a manner
that any attempt to remove them from q letter or
packet will so mutlate them as to render them use
less.
Speefdf proposdis FOR stamps on embosssd pa
per. az noto IN use. are invited
The whole number OF Stamps furnished to the De-
is.l, wa. 81 zee. en
from past experience y Is supposed that the
Two hundred daily, varying in sire from Two half
sheets, or ~ stamps. up g me ~ half sheets, or
O,yu stamps put ~ iAr the larger proportion OF
packages contain not more than ~ half sheets or
2,Do stamps.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uSirhD srArna PArRsI OFFICE.

On the petition OF sAKLH ", YLispEss. o. New.
buryport, Nasr,. administrative of the estate OF
Joseph y. FLANDERS. deceased, and Jeremiah A.
Marden, OF Boston, Mass, praying for the exten-
sion OF q patent granted 10 the said Joseph Y
Flanders and joseph A. Marden, the 18th day o.
ting Machine, for seven years from the expiration
said patent which takes place on the 29th day Of
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent once on MONDAY. the 10th day Of August
next, At II clock, IN. and all persons are notified
70 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
hle In the Patent Ohee their obi ectons specially
set In writing, Rt least toentu days before the
day OF hearing all Testimony nled By either party,
to b used At tho said hearing, must be taken aud
Transmitted IN Heeotd.nss with the rules OF the
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony, must be nled in the Office tioentu days boz
fore the day Of hearingi the arguments, II AIy,
within ter days after nlinE the tcslim9py,
Repubifctln and the inteiiigsncer, WAshin rton,
D. 2. and In the Journal, Boston, Mass, once i
week for three successive weekst the frst Of said
Rublieat9ps to be at least sixty days pssylSss TO
nyaI Isl Acting COmmi..iensq Of PVtspp;.
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DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
~ USIrES STATES PArESr oTgIGs,,

-. On the petition " Isaac Il. TKinBLE, o. Long
Green, Nd ;, praying for the cxtsnAion OF patent
granted to HIN the 10Th day Of April 1885, and ante
dated October 10, 1854 for an Improvement In
Wooden Splice piece for Raj ways. for seven years
from tho ssR d q saad patSs. which lakes
II IL ordered that The said petition DO heard at the
Patent once on Monday the 18Th day OF Septenb Der
next, at ~ o'clock, pa aud all pefaons are nOtl.
SeS 70 rPPcaT and SSGT sSIss any they have.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
ale in tho Patent Once their ObjeetiOnS specially
set forth In writing, At least tbsntU days before
the day Of haaraF ~ testimony fled BY either
taken and transmitted in accordance with the rules
q the ONCE, which will be furnished on Appliea-
tiOn.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as les.
!monyI must be nled In the office tneRtv days
before the day VI hearingi the arguments, II any
within Ter DAYS after fiinE the esilmony.,
the REPgBLiAS and the Iateliig6ncer, WasbinT.
ton, D. 2, And Ia the BaltimoFs Oosntv Unios,
TowsontoWn, ND, once week for three 5necsss,
i've weeks the nrst Of said publications. 10 Be- St
least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing.
m A. N. STOUT,
luh'IW Acting Commissioner,
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ASSISTANT arARTg.EpE. LAST orrrISr.(
Sealed prasa.si. &c JsIy a. i
a 1e, a S. Sspo IN e. 1i
% lnfty) pounds Block Tin. per pound.
S pSsi t tSfas per SsT d fSasn
i isY i, hGHdrsdl Door Locks and Knobs.
i iS%s2ty ;aySl gallons Alcohol. per gallon.
10 aye haadfsdJ aanisaw F Esni rST per
S,TPss,s +: Egs"s PER dozen
~ (hnyl Stable Brooms, each.
hundred RSn$Ts W. B1a.S.g . ss ssen
PONY sy d lH%g SSt% ass Ne
y uwelyel Garden Hoes, each.
III, ss syytSs sS each, each
issmy( pO Snd CSt0ms yellow; per pound
so ti6fse ha iredJ pounds Axle Gfeass. per pound.
5ts1Y si9ss BTdi. TsstSs G per per . .iGS
3D. 1.-TWO hundredl pounds Harness Leather. per
2.cOo 1.-TWO thousand) pounds White Lead. Lewis.
200 1.-Two thou.and pounds Cut Nails. IOd, TEL
l,so (afteen hundred) pound. Cut Nails. Sd. pei
Loo Tone thoussud) pound. Cut ssils. I2d. pei
| 2VwO) barrels Coal OIL, per gallon.
| ; (threel barrels Linseed Oil, raw, per gallo
| 2ttwo) barrels LiHseed Oil, boiled, per gallon.
| ] tune) barrel Sperm OIL. per gallon,
| | (OneD barrel Neatsio0t Oil, per gallon.
| 30 lthree hundredl pounds Putty, per pound.
| 100 tone hundred) pounds Black Paint per pound.
81 uweaty-nIe) pounds Hemp Irvine, heavy, pet
| pound.
| 9uwol barrels Turpenline, per gallon.
! ~ tten) gallons EOpal karnish, per gallon.
| ave- pounds Black Wax, per pound.
| 10 (tenl pounds Saddlers' Thread, per pound
Proposals from dealers in the different artielel
specified are invited The articles must he Of III,
| best quality, subject to a rigid Inspection, and
must be delivered within six days Of the accept
| Ance of the proposal.
| Proposals to be made In duplicate, and addressed
| to the undersigned.
by order Of Brevet Brig. Gen. J. C, MeFerran,
| Deputy QuarterinAster General U. 3, A., CHIEF
Cuartermastcr Depot Of Washington.
| 4. T. BLUNT,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of DASIKL HALLADAI, Of Batavia.
Illinois, formerly Ellington, nectcu, prayin
for the extension Of patent granted to him the 9th
DAY q August, ls1i, Tor an imSrorcment Ia Gov.
plIstion Of said patent. which takes place on the
10Th day OF August, 1865;
II Is ordered that tho said petition be heard al the
Patent once on Monday, the day Of August next,
at II O'Clock m and all persons are notified to APP
pear and show cause, II any theJ have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth writing at least toent days before the
day OF hearings all testimony nled by either party
to be used at the said hearing, mus be taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rule. OF the
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as ties.
tmony, must DO nled in the once ftoenfv days be-
fore the day Of hearinEi the arguments. II any,
within ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered. also. that this NOTICE be published In
the RRPuBLIcAs aud the Iatsiiipencer, Washing
ton, d. Q. and IN the Tribune, Chicago Illinois,
d Tsns ,9r ,ht I, the nr-t Of
to the day ofhearing.
A. N. STOUT,
ny26-Tu3t Acting CommI ssioner Of Patents
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.
NAVY DErAKTN

NAVY DErARrIEST, July S, 1850
Sealed proposals, endorsed and addressed to the
Department with one hnndre and my cords u
OAK Wood, aud two hundred and nifty tons Of An.
ihracite Coal, will DO received until noon OF The
Slst Of JULY, instant The proposals must be
separate,
The Wood must be Of the best quality " Oak .,
well seasoned, straight aud Of good size. for use
In open Fireplace, and muSI be delivered and
stacked for inspection and mcgsureme Mt In front of
the Navy Department Building, by the hrst Of Sep.
TENDER next
The Coal must be Of the best white ash AutLra.
cite, egg size, pounds 10 the tom and delivered
ny NE LIST u Sepiomber next, rs follows:
40 tons at the Navy Department
90 tons at the Naval Observatory,
:, 90 tons At the Hydrographieal OHloe. corner Of
Eighteenth street and New York avenue iyIl-ld
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- IrEPsTATEs PATEsT oPIIck,

=. On tho petition Of JULEs DEBAUvlis. u New
YORK, u, executor OF the estate Of Victor beau
mont, deceased, praying for tho extension Of !
pAten! granted to the said Victor Beaumont, the ID
Jay o! october, lsA, Tor an Improvement in Steam
gauge, Tor seven years from the expiration Of 81 d
patent. which takes place tho Sd day Of October
lStb;
Is ordered that tho said petition be heard at tn,
Fatent once gu MONDAY, the lilh day Of Ssptem
Dor next, at " O'Clock, IN and all persons are mott
He'd to appear aud show cause, II amy they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the are required to hl6
IN tue Patent Once their objections, specially sci
iyTth IN writing ut least tCefK days before the day
OfhearinF all tcstim0ny fled by either party, to be
used At the said hearing, must be taken aud trans.
United ~ accordance with the rules Of the of1oe,
which Will be Furnished un application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon Ms ties
umOny, must be hlrd In the Oiiee tiosntU days be
fore theday ofhearugi the arguments, II any within
ten days after hllng the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice Do published in tho
iRPgBLIcAS and the IHtsNigsucsr, Washington
d, e. and In the dtiIs, New York, n. Y, once q
week for three successive weeksi the hrst Of said
day ytloarIug, a ii STOUT
IyS-WSw Acting CnmInlssi nnsT az painnf.
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Proposals.
l,osT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, ..
I OFFIcR OF DIanIKsINa CLERK AND Suf'r.

DosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF DisasrsiSe CLEHk AND Sur'r,}
Sealed Proposal. will be received a a tSis once
SS s' !s' SsTfrss tFf Wifi 4
ton. ,sS iS. Ss.i REb SsH COAL. graf.
70 !; Ger. cord; 9Ak weep sssasSnsd; .
samSs SS. each
Th' Oak w, Wood to be sawed IL three lengths,
by direction Of the fs''na''sf Ss9 S9Ssrrn
jyl;-S Disbarsinr Clerk and Superintendent
A RMY surPLIEs-BBEF, BEEFi BEEF
OFFICE DEror CoNxrssARr o, supslstrscE.l
win COPY q 81. :aysiii;s Psst si,.ehsd.xii -
p&ts Ri SsrS K. Ss "a ,5s s
Eliot Grove, 6r,yson county,
sulphur Springs. Hopkins county,
fss.s ssD;5sst. sSsii commence On the is. day Of
September, 1853. aud end on the 3lst day Of Decem-
The Beef shall be from steer. WEIGHING no, les.
equal proportions Of fore and hind ,tneeks,
shspk., and kidney silow to be exelndsd.l in
assiEnaied BY The commanding oiassr. Of Inc posts
deysred under these CONTRACTS shall be cut Of a.
the fourth vertebral joint aud the breast trimmed
from three to four inches above the knee joint and
Of hind quarters from six to eight inches above the
P.ynsSt viii Be- IN such funds a, arc furnished
will be entertained unless tie following speeinca.
First, tPropcsRil-The undersigned hereby agree
to enter into contract. based on the accompany
adyertsement.to supply all the fresh beef req
,or the United state: troops stationed At ~
ending December u, l6s, at - cents and -
mills per pound.
signature
o., in the county Of. and State Of -,
themselves to enter into bonds. In the penal sum
ted States, that - will faithfully fulnl any con
tract made By him or them, under the accompany
To be signed by two sursties.I
| tsignatures Of sureties.l
Third-The pceuniaTy ability ofths party or par
ties proposing, aud 81 the parties guaranteeing, Il
by the clerk OF the court Of record, or by some no
| sponsible person we'll known to the O overnment.
tSst Ss he Ssfg ak,
proposal In good faith. and has no interest tdiree
or indireetl in any other proposal under tho accom-
| panytng advertisement, and has never knowingly
dcIrauded the Government Of the United States.
Every individual concerned as proposer or surety
No bids from agents will be entertained.
PtoPosals, certificates, afidG'its. &c, must b.
Blanks for proposals and suretieA can be obtained
on application at this Office
The undersigned reserves the right to reject an,
orsll bids, fer proper cause.
BvL Major sAM'L. t. GUSHING,
Chief G; !. Dist; Of Texas.
1T, lt 1t. 9Th reg. U. S. cav. Depot A. c. S.
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FSE stE s T2H sr TIE CO.. CO..
TON :H0usE AND fHE tsiTEb STATES
COURTHOUSE AND POST OFFICE, PORT

Sealed proposals. will be received at the Office Of
re snSeIsignsd until y clock, m, OF EsDAY.
lverng at site Of buiidings on or before the eOth
day OF Oetober next, sixteen thousand u6,cool
the Post Once Buildings now In process or erection
In the city Of Portland.
The Slate must DO u inches In length BIZ l6 inches
In width, and from three eighths Gs) 10 four
cighths Usl Of an inch In thick ness, Of fair and
smooth surface. out Of wind. with edges sawed
color.
To Insure eonsid eration each bid must be accom-
panied By sample OF the slate proposed, properly
marked with the name Of the bidder, aud must be
srbmitted before The opening Of the bids.
Two good and satisfactory sureties will be re-
quired on the contract.
The department reserves the right to reject any or
all OF tho bids, ~ deemed for tho interest Of the
Government 20 do so,
Proposals. should be endorsed, Proposals for
SLATE, and Addressed to Henry KinEsbury, Su-
perintendent United States Custom Honse, &c q,
Portland Ne. HENRY kINGsBUKY,
jyl6-td Super nte ndeut u. 8. Custom HOUSE. &c
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IMPROVEMENT OF oapENsBURG HARBoR.
L NEW YORK.


0swEao, N. Y. July lt.lS6s. !
Sealed proposals, In duplleate, will be re eelyed
at this Office until y m, MONDAY, August 10, 1855.
for deepening By dredging the hArboT Of Ogdens.
burg, T., so AS to give twelve feet OF water at
the lowest stage. In the following places, viIi
sEcrioN L. On the outer bar across the ehaunel
Into the upper harbor, eastery from the light
house, where about u 200 cubic yards hard sand
10 estimated to require removal
SBcTioS ii. Between tho bridge, tho ferry wharf
and the home railroad depot, where, II is estin,s
ted. about 5000 cubic yards Of very hard 'hard-
pan" with gravel and small boulders, must be
taken out
All the material (which will be measured In the
seows) must be dumped at least half q mile below
marked.
The work must be commenced as soon as posi-.
bic, and later than September 49, 1885, continued
as long as possible this season, and completed by
the Dth OF November, ls6p.
Bidders mu.tpIopose for each section separately,
and separate contracts will be made for each.
Bids must be made upon printed blanks, which
can be procured at this Office, for similar written
indicated. All the Information possessed atthis
once Will be given to bidders, but all wts hinp to
contract are particularly reg uesfed 10 s1dnfns
at Oodensbur0 before sending In their bids.
G. x. BLUNT,
jyl7.td
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrBn STATES PATIENT OEHIUR,

, WAsHikeToN, June 10, 1865,
delphin, Pa pray ing for the extension Of patent
granted TO him the 18th day 81 Septcmbcr, 1854
Wheels 10 Axles for seven years from the explra-
ton o. said patent, which takes place on the 10Th
day Of September, 1865;
Is ordered that tn. said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY the Stat day Of August
next, at u o'clock m and all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
nle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ttoentV days before
the day Of heari9gi all testimony filed by either
party to be used II the said hearing must be taken
once, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testt-
mony, must be hled In the CO tioentv days before
The day Of hearing, the arguments. II any. within
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
REfUBLIc4s and the IHteNipencer, Washington,
ID. O.. and In the Age. Philadelphia, Pa, once
week for three successive weeksJ the frat o. said
pSss1 " g SS at least sixty days SsySS' to
ju2s!Tast Acting CommissionoT Of Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.


,Dnror avAErERMAsrEK's oyrIcE.l
Sealed Ii.S .rs ~ iSIIy is
Psr Ss TGS 3 h .a IA C%
or Lincoln Depot about three thoassSa s ono
hundred and twenty Ave tons Of Understandable.
anS e weigh ~ pounds zee % if tGs
stSsst Ss.s sssa'hs ss 2s about $50 tons,
tenth and Eighteenth SIS,
:!IisSI, between \: ave. ......about 80 tons.
A. biheol1 Barracks. about 80 tons
And 10 be delivered on OrdersI
s az various point" In the '''.abOut 2.ooi tons
Separate proposals for the supply Of either Of the
hb9Ne points are also Invited
tons srst class steamer coal landed on SIKH street
an Inspector apo ntsd By the Qua rma stsr :
on Or before ne nrst Of OCTOBER merit,
tract. " '"' ''"'
ssSgld single bid for the entr. qsaatr be
iaIs' sgPed by the bidder aud ty0 acceptable sure.
W WI be required for the faithful performance
eePted bids for less quantity.
ShSIid contractor faiI " iurnlsh the kIud and
70 open market and the difference In cost charged
bach bidder will furnish with his bid a Euar.u.
saq- % Two thirds The snoaat Of lis BID, that he
contract Tor the same In accordance with above
Goal viii Be inspected on delivery and none will
be paid for until accepted By the Inspector
BIDS are invited for the delivery of the entire
n ps, ~ Rded on sixth street wharf, on or before
p.y@eat. VII Be made monthly iOTaaAniity Of
n Al BIDS yill be Submitted 10 the ouartermaster
Bidders W III add ess 10 the uuder.lRped
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Proposals..
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

TRHssrRr DsrAsrskrr,l q
BUREAp o. ExaaIviro AID PsIsrMo,
.-.. July II. lsB
e'eioes a. m. wspsEsph2, he IA iS.tsns. or
farni.hl.g iIQm on. 70 two hundred tons q, 20
mace sire. --T
The coal to be delivered In such euantitis. ss
nay DO dssrnd and At such points adj AGENT to the
Treasury Building a. may be directed.
Bidders will stale 10 theIr proposals the name Of
the coal proposed TO be furnished. as well AZ the
The Department reserve. the right TO reject any
or all the bids, n thu Secretary deems II for the
public Interest TO make sueh rcieetisn.
rs I..-T 8, N, CLARK,
jy1G-h ....r .... Chief OF BureAu.