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DRORosALs FOR CORN.

oPPIcR CHIBP QUAhIBRsAsTHR,l
FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRIcr, I
NRw ORLBAss, La; juno lsis
until IL clock, noon, on Wednesday, tho LIST day
OF July, 1863 for furnishing the Quartermsster' {.
Department with corn, or an equal number o.
pounds OF oats or barley, in sacks at places and Ia
Austin, Texas, s, 800 bushels;
FORT Inge, $50 bushelsi
fort Clark, 4. 500 bushelsi
Port Duncan, 2, 900 bushelsi
Pert Stock ton, II. 0O bushels;
Port Davis, 900 bushels;
Port Bliss, $50 bushels;
Fort Mason. loo BUSHELS;
FORT Coneho, II, 900 bushels;
Port Quitman, $50 bushels;
FORT Richardson, 200 bushelsi
Fort Grimm, 200 bushels;
port McKavitt, 1900 bushels:
Camp Verde, 40 bushels.
These amounts, however, may 30 somewhat
modih ned before the Day Oflening the contracts.
All bids to furnish the above must DO for good .
sound, Increhantable, shelled corn, oats, or bar
o iI: sa0'''' 10 Inc Inspection 0' 'A' receiving
Delivery to commence by tho LIST day Of August.
1885, and to proceed at the rate Of not less thAn
third Of the whole amount per month, and in such
quaint ties as ~ keep the post continuously supplied
At such rate.
der and person offered AZ security will be required
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids that
may be offered.
Proposals must be plainly indorssd Proposals.
for Corn, and addressed to Brevst BrigadieT Geu,
eTal J. A. Potter, Chief Quartsrniastsr District Of
BY order OF Brevct Major General \; g. Blu
ehHnan. GIAS, H. TOMPKINs,
BreVet Brig, Gen, and Chief QusrtcrmasIer, Fiftl
| Military District jeiS.td
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WAsHISurUs, June o, 1888,
On the petition Of NORMAN g. HLRRIs, Of POult-
nry, Vermont, praying for tho extension Uf patent
granted to him the 2ith day Of April, 1880, Tor an
Improvement IN Manufacture u Slate Pencils, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place Ou the 2ith dsy q! April. 1850!
IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the
PaI"ut Once on MONDAY the I'D day Of November
nOxt, at u clock, N. aud all persOns are nOthed
g. appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Tile In tho Patent Ot1ee their Objections specially
cot forth In writing At least tosntp days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony hled by either party
TO be used at the said hearing, must be tAken aud
transmitted In accordance wiIh the rules Of tho
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other paper., relied upon as tes-
tmOIy, must be d led Ia the oalcs tpsntp days be
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, II any.
within ten days after fling he test mUny.
ordered, also, that this notice be published IN
the RHPUBLICAk aud the InisiliDsneer, Washing
ton. b, c.. and in the Rsgtstsr, New Haven. Con
urCtCut, once week for three rueeeasiye weeks
the hrst uf said publications to DO al leAst sixt,
days previous to the day u. hearing 1890
A. II. STOUT,
jcls-ThN Acting Cummissionor Of Patents
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war DEPARTMENT, Jane s. 1865.
until x CLOCK on MoSDIY, the aSsR day q June,
1865 for supplying the Stationery descIib, In the
schedule below for the hseai year ending the 9Th
This Stationery must 30 q tn. hes, quality.
The sssss..iuI bidder aiIl % required g, give
reserve the fsht to order the articles Is i deem
proper, and TO Increase or diminish the quantities
Article. not named in the schedule below are to
be furnished at the option Of the Department, the
o. ra.% stA nlif'e =, 1
30 TOams Fsoisesp, ruled or plain. weighing II
SO resms Quar.o Post. ruled or plain. weighing
30 resms Quartz Post. ruled or plain. weighing
y rssn. Note Paper. raiSi i or plain. headed Al
- realms SS:pyyinsp Paper
800 dozen BlottinE Boards.
SR,SGps wTnTs5 su yesw rSys
boS. 20 EnyefOpe.. letter si,es, extra heavy
SOU Envelopes. letter .lre., cstraheavy. headed
&c ssSS sf SsiI E.'s NJ = Pens
:, SO dozen Fsber's or American Lead Pencll Co. 7
- dois. fsesr's or American Leud:Psncil Co. =
Re- I'd s and. si SsI Pencils;
q doIen Ivory Folders.
Il dozen RSTsssr': ivory hanaess, ,o,r.,,,s
tdOIcn Scissors.
y dozen aayn.rd 4 Moves, Black Ink, quarts.
IS dozen lnEstands, Diapers. whi,uoy's. o
elual quh .ty,
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IIeADq'Rs THIRD military DISTRICT, J


DErr. or GA FLA, AD ALA,
ATLASrA, GA, May 10, 1868
GtuyGi OrdcJS No IS.
| Before a military commission which con.
yened at Selma, Alabama, ipril 90 1868,
pursuant to Special Orders, No. Sc, head.
quarters Sd military district, dated Atlanta
Ga, April "a, 1855 and oil which Brevet
Major James Curtis, captain .5th infantry, /,
president, wSs arraignei and tred
Ryland Randolph. citizen Of Tuscaloosa
Tuscaloosa county, Alabama
Chargo-"Asssult and battery with iutent
to murder Code of AlaSans. 5, go
SpecifeaIon-"In this That Ryland Ran
dolph, dtizen Of Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa
county, Alabama, uulsSfully aud with malice
afo-ethoght, did assault one Balus Eldins, a
freedma Of color with intent feloniously,
md 9Th malice aforothought, to murder
him the said Balus Eidins This at Tutca.
loca, Tuscaloosa county, Alabama, on OF
auut March IS, 1893"
To which charge and specification the &C.
cused pleaded Not Guilty
FHaiHg OF the charges and specification,
mot Guilty And the Commission does
therefore acquit him.
IL The proceedings and findings in the
case Of Ryland Randolph, citizen Of Tu.ca
loOsa, Tuscaloosa county, Ala, are approved
Having been acquitted by the commission, th,
teCgraphic orders from those headquarters, OF
the llth instant, directing his release frl IN ar
rest, is hereby confirmed
III. The Military Commission, Of which
Drevet Major James Curtis, captain 18th in
fantry, is president, is hereby dissolved.
By order Of Major General Meade.
r. C. DRUN, A. A G.
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nRPARTAEST OF The INTERIOR,
~ CSITEpSrATgs Patent OPrIcl


On the petition Of WILLIAM II. AEISs and JosBPH
c BrRRlrT, Of Ithaca, y, y, praying for the ex-
tension NJ patent granted 10 them the 10Th day OF
september, 1874, for an Improvement in Calendar
Clock, for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent, which takes place on tho 18th day Of Sep
tember, ls6s
Patent Ohice on MONDAY the 3lst day Of August
next. at y clock, m aud all psr.on- are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the eIient!On arc required to
file In the Patent OlCc their o jnctiOns specially
sHt forth In writing, at least tiosHty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony nled by either
party to 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 papers, relied upon as tos-
timony must be died In the oflce ticentp days be-
fore the day Of hearing the arguments. II any,
with u ten days after Gllug the testimony.
Ordered, also, that thi. notice DO published In
the RHPUILICAS and the Intsliig,ncsr, Of Wash
,gEPn, D. c.. and In the hrlid, Utica, New
York once a week for three successive weeks the
nt-t of said publications to be at least sixty days
previous TO the day OF hearing $500
Jr9.Tu3 Acting CUmInissioner OF Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrEp STATES PArEsr oIrtcE,,


On the petition Of WILLIAM THoRSLBI, Of Phila-
delpha. Pa, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the 10Th day Of September, 1884.
for improy ement in Safety wRiher for sccuri &
Wheels to AIles for seven years from the expira.
ton Of said patent, which takes place the 10Th
day Of september, 1855;
Ii is ordered that VI e said petition be heard at the
Patent office on MONDAY the 3lst 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 are required to
file 10 the Patent OHce their objections, specially
set forth iu writing, At least t1enty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party, to be uSedtt the said hearing must be taken
aud transmitted in accordance with the ru les OF the
Oice, which will be furnished on application.
mSny, must be sied In the &c DAYS before
the day Of hearing; the arguments. II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
RErrBIIctS and the Intsili1,nctr, Warrington,
d. g and In the Age, Philadelphia, Pa once
week for three successive weeksi the hrst u said
publications to DO at least sixty days pIsyious to
jugITuH Acting ComnlipsioneT OF Patents
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Proposals.


NAVY pAYAAsIEE sUFFltE,l
WAsHISgrUS, d, 9. June p, lsos.
sealed proposals, to he endorsed Proposals,
will be received At this ofice until u IN the hrst
day Of JULY, 1865, for the following articles,
WHICH Ngsr BE OF rms VERY BEsr QUALITY, 10 be
delivered free of expense aud Government tax At
the Washington Navy Yard, and subject to the
usual inspection thereat, to wit
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
100 Cedar Slaves, 20 inches long, hrst quality.
Sp Cedar Posts, feet long, Inches diameter at
small ends,
% dozen Piles, to be u the thekost and heay iost
pattern Of their kind, and equal In quality
to best English manufacture.
GU pounds Commercial Potash.
25e rods round Iron
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIKs
l5O gallons Spirits Turpenune,
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
u dozen Files, best quality,
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
900 tone thousand) gallons Lard OIL best quality,
In well-eoopered barrels Of about % gallon,
each.
Descriptive schedule with particulars. to DO seen
at this onice,
Responsible security required for the prompt aud
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded, In con
fOrnity with supulattOns on the blank forms for
bids, to be had at this object otherwiss bid. will
not be entertained. CALVIN G. JACKSON,
jo26.td Paym,ster, U. s. Navy.
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PROPOSALS POR MEDICINES.

wAsHIsGToS AsrLuN, June %, 1855
Proposals fer supplying the Washington Asy-
lsh with MEDICINES Tor the n.esl year. COM
neneing July l, 1858, will be received by the Com
pissisnOrs until the 9th inst
They reserve the right to reject any or all the
lids
Schedules Of articles required eau DO procured On
JOHN McDBylTT.
WIN. SLATER,
JAMES KELLY,
je2l.st Commissioners Washington Asy lum.
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tlAtiunal Repablitan.


HEADQ' RS THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT,
DEP'r or 9EORoiA, FLA, AND ALA, 7
ATLANTA, GA, May %, 1858
Spccia! Orders, No. ITO
Extract VIII
Charles II. Hopkins, j., Is hereby appointed
tax collector for the county Of Chatham, state
Of Georgia, to fll q vacancy.
BY order Of Major General Meade
r. c. DRUN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Ofhciai: GEoRoK MEADE, A. D. c.
HEApo'Rs THIRD MILITARY DIsrRIcr,
DEPT OF GEORGIA, FLORIDA, 4 ALA.,) 7
ATLANTA, GA, May 20, 1868.
Sp,stal OyisrJ No. ITO.
Extract viii
James McGowap, tax collector Tor Chatham
county, State Of Georgia, Is hereby removed
from office and 10 directed forthwith to pay
over to the provisional State treasurer all
moneys belonging to the State Of Georgia for
taxes in his hands at any time after January
10, 1858 Said McGowan 10 also ordered to
turn over to his successor In office, Charles
II Hopkins, jr. y tho Tax Digest" for Chat.
ham county for the year 1867, and all other
books, papers, and property pertaining to the
Office Of tax collector for Chatham county
aforesaid.
By order of Major General Meade.
X. c. DRuI,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Official GEORGE MEADE, A. d. Q,
HEAp'qRs THIRD MILITARY DrsrRicr,
Dgp'r GsoRGIA, FLc9IDA, \ ALABAMA,
ATLANTA, GA, May %, 1865
General orders, No. 81.
Application having been made to the Com
handing General for change In an act o
the Legislature Of the State OF Alabama, sP
proved February 10, 1866, in so far as The
benefits Of said act are confined to soldier
disabled and wounded 10 tho so.caiied Confed'
crate service and believing that there is nc
good reason why these benefits should not be
extended to all disabled from obtaining q
livelihood by manual labor, II IS ordered:
That the aforesaid act is hereby modified so
as to substitute for the words "any disabled
and wounded soldier in the late Confederate
army" the words "all crippled persons disa.
bled from obtaining livelihood BY manual
labor" and in lieu Of the words "soldiers'
soldier, wherever they occur In said act OF
the preamble thereto, TO substitute the word
persons and person"
Tho act thus amended will read ns follows,
and govern in all courts granting peddling
permits or license
Az ACT authorizing the court of county com.
missioners Of this State Alabama to license
and permit all crippled persns disabled
from obtaining livelihood by manual labor
to peddle free Of tax In thsr respective
counties
SECTION l. De II enacted, ic, That the
several courts Of county commissioners OF
this State have power to grant license to all
crippled persons disabled from obtaining a
livelihood by manual labor thai said court Of
the county Of the residence o. said person
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pRoPosALsyoR pREsn BEEF.

A. G. &. OPgIcB,l
Far PkRBLs, Ne. June ls,lsss.
SeAed propaals will be received Of this ohce
until July furnishing Fresh Beef 10 the troops
at this post fofour months besinning July Is, ls6s
The Beef NUT be o. coed and Marketable quail
meat (neoks shxnts, and kidney tallow to be ex-
cludsd In sch quantities as may from time to
time be required and on sueh days as the Com
mantinE once shall hereafter designsts
|. NJ. LANCASTER,
Byt .Csptai U. A. list Lieut. Sd Arty.,Ac.s.
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HEADQ'Rs THIRD MILITARY DIsTRICr,
Dept GeOrgia, Florida, and Alabama

ATLANTAl VA, May TT, Ie5o,
GsuCyai Ord,rS, No. ~.
Many inquiries having been made Of the
commanding general as to whether General
Orders No. q, current series, issued from these
headquarters, relating to the collection Of
debts in Alabama, are still in force, 1t Is
deemed proper to announce that said orders
arc and will continue in force until revoked
by orders from these headquarters, and that
it is violation Of said orders to levy upon or
seize any property, real or personal, under
any writ Of execution or other legal process
requiring the sale of property, except for tho
collection of taxes and the fees Of officers
All such wri,s or other process, when placed
in the hands Of an oticor for other purpose.,
should be Immediately returned with his in.
dorsement, Returned by operation of the
law -
by order of Mijor General Meade,
Il @ nnIm A q
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Vo CONTRACTORS FOR DREDGING.


U. 8. ES9ISEER's OPPIcR.l
BVRLrSgroS, W., Jnno 0, lStS. =
Sealed proposals will be received BY the under-
signed until the 9Th instant, for the immediSte
removal Of about 1000 yards Of sand from the
shoal now existing bet ecu the Breakwater aud
the .wharyes Of the harbor Of PlAttsburgb, New
York.
Tho material exeavsted will be measured in the
boats under the direction Of an agent Of the Gov
crument, and vi be conveyed By the persons who
deposited in the lake or received by the United
stets. - s92p,s;; Il s:a3 In the boats. ,,,,
~ and bidder. are fpyIt"d 10 b, present
Proposals. must be In duplicate, guArAn teed. and
made out according to prescribed forms, blanks fSr
which may be obtained at this othse They should
be endorsed Proposals. for dredging harbor Of
Plaitsburgh," and addressed to
J. W. BARLOW,
iel5td Bvt. Lieut., Col. u, n.
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DIoPOsALI FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, |
lima laI

DEPARTMENT OF SrArE,(
June Z, lss. !
Sealed proposals for furnishing statioaery for
the year end,g June 20, 1850, will be received at
this Department until the 10th day OF July, 1865,
At o'elock,l
Al estimas Of tho quantities which will DO
needed, and Hank forms for bidding, contsining
full Information, have been prepared, which Will
bcf,rnished upon application,
VashinRton. D. & ju5.u4w,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ rspsTATEs pArKsJ OFpI9s.s


Gu the petition Of JACOB sESsnpp, Of Philsdol:
phia, Penn praying iSr the SItsnsioa OF p.e nn
additional Improvement granted thereon the 2yth
day Of July, 1852, for an Improvement In Metallic
Heddles, Tor seven years from the expiration OF
said patent, which, took place on tho 18Th day Of
January, 1850. This application having been su-
thoriIed BY act OF Congress;
Ii il ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Oflce on MONDAY, the nth day Of July
next, at II o clock, m and all persons are mott
aed 10 appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are rsquirod 10
die In tLo fstent Once their objections, specially
set forth IN writing, n least tteen!y days before
tho day " hsaringi all testimony nled by either
party to be used At the said hearing, must be
TAX Gu and transmitted IN accordance with me rules
Dispositions and other papeIs relied upon ~ ,ss,
The day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
len days after hling the testimony.
Republican aud the Inteiiigcncer, wsshinston,
b, q. and in the Telegraph, Philadelphia, Penn &.
once q week for three successive weeks the nrst
siOGs 70 shs az 81 s.s sH e least -ry d.'.
A. N. STOUT,
AstIn 70 u.in ~ Pa
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by order of Major General Meade,
Il. G. DRUN, A. A. g.


MISSISSIPPI AND Arkansas
NIcKsBrHG, Miss, June 49, 1868
Gs}syqi Orders, No 90
! Major General Aldebort : mes Is appoint.
ed. temporarily, Provisional Governor Of the
State Of Mississippi, vice Benjamin Il. Hum.
phreys, hereby removed,
2 Captain Jasper Myers is appointed, TEN.
porarily, Attorney General Of tho State Of
Mississippi vice {. Hooker, hereby removed.
3, The officers appointed as above will re-.
pair without delay to Jackson, and enter i'm
mediately upon the duties Of their respective
Offices. They will receive no other compensa
ton than their pay and allowance. as officer,
Of the army.
BY order Of Brevet Major General Irwin
Mcdowell. JOHy TYLER,
First Lieutenant i3d Infantry,
Brevet Major U, S Army, A A. A q,
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PROPOSALS FOR STONE.
uEIrBD STATES ESoISHup = opyIcR.
Do M

BosTOs. MASS, June II, 1905.
Proposals. will be received at this office I'll noon
ths h inssalGa iSr ne aeiise on I'M SCUM
from 100 to 100 tons Of good we'll split 'PouGda
tion Stone IL equal Pi9poEtions q each Of three
respectively, The beds and builds to no well split
and esuAl 10 the rises and the stones 10 be from
feet TO or & feet In leuEth
This stone Ia to be delivered In amounts not er-
ceedlng 100 TO LS tons per week, between the 18th
vessels with recent and fully eeTtihed measure
ments which shall also DO tested " required by the
measurement for proper estimate OF their weight
Bids WIN 6e ae'SapGnTlfh by TIVE accepting sure,
their vicinity Payments will be made for each
20 tons received lesh 10 per cent ~ Al y de-
livered. II, W. BENllAM,
je2l-td BTeyet Major Gen. U, 1. A.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND wooD,
sBxArR OF rHg UNITED SrArgs,
lvYICE or THE SBRdEANT-AT-hRNs J

sRxArR OF THg UNITED srArgs,l
OvpICE OF the SERGEANT Alarms, I
wAsHISaToE, June le, 1865
Sealed proposals will be received At this office
until IL m, Of Monday, july Is next, for tho de-
livery OF, 10 the Senate Of the United StAtosi
80 tons q, 40 tOuuds) ofbet white Ash Furnace
Coal.
Also, $50 cords OF bost Bakers Pine Wood, and
50 cords Of good merchandise Oak Wood.
The coal to be thoroughly soreonsdi The w?Sd
well seasoned, and tho whole packed away In the
Senate vaults under the direction VI the chief en-
gineer or assistant. who will also weigh the coal
nav GEORGE T. BROWN.
ielp.dtd Sergeant. at- Arms.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
nHIrEn pATRuT OF

wAsHIEgroS, May 9, ISIS.
On the petition ofSARAH W. REID, Adminstratrlx
q the estate Of Cheoney Reed, deceased, and Japo
x. Mould, admnistrAtrix Of the estate OF Brooks h
Mould, deceased, OF Chicago. Illinois, praying for
the extension Of a patent GRANTED TO the said
Cheney Reed aud Brooks X. Mould, the sth day
q August, 1884, for an improyepent 70 Ventla!ins
Railroad Cars, for seven years from the expiration
OF said patent, which takes place on the sth day Of
August, ls6s;
Patent once on MONDAY, the 9th day o. July
next, at Ia clock and all persons are notified 20
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not TO be granted,
Ale In the Patent once their objections specially
sol forth In writing, At least ttoentY days before
the day .fheari ngi all testimony hled By either
party TO be used al the said hearing must be
aud transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
ofnee. which will b, furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, rel ed upon as tossi-
mony, must be filed in the once tiosntu days be-
fore the day ofhearng; the arguments, within
ten days after fling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice bs pnblithcd In
the RHPubLicA and the INTEL gencer, Washington,
D. c., and in the Tribun., Chicago, NJ. ehee
week for three successive weeks the nrst Of said
publications 70 be at least sixty dsJ. pTsSicus 30
mylj-wSt Acting CommissioneT OF Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR MEATS.

wAsHrsGIoS AsILus, June -, ls6s.
Proposals for supplying tho Washington Asy UNI
with MEATS for the fiscal year, commencing July
|, ls6s, will be received by the Commissioners IN
til the 8th inst.
All Information relative to the quantity and
quality required will be furnished on application
JOHN McDEyITT.
WIN. SLATER,
JAMES KELLY,
jo22-6t Commissioner Washington Asylum.
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Proposals.
DRoposALs FOR ARMY TRANSFORMATIONS.

offl'AS Snw osInsss, Ia. H.s ". isss'
at . Ssc SS Ss d 3 as
sups rom ts go az. e: q ssss . If e Mar syy
Roqio ~ lyon Austin y fSr. EIshsrd.S9,
ss !, s1s 81 SS.
south Of Red River, ana north Of the latitude OF
Bidder. will state the rate per one hundred 100
mile. At which they will transport said supplies.
p sssSd sss sn S.oh
SSuS s 81 f
tract Is awarded Tor The routs mentioned in tho pro-
sns. sS ana sos SSnT ara
sespr;y Furnished y aid parties, In accordance
tractor will be- afty thousand 10, Oooj dollars.
snS p.f.US Ss q .. As DO
na BE ts' 81 4th q: Sio is S Il.
the Depot asartermastor at San Antonio. Texas,
The risht 10 reserved to rejcc. any or all bids that
PropO.als mu,. be ,ndSrsed .,Propossl. for srmJ
n5y command Of PIiyS. TIq go SiPsTsi R. c.
Bre,et BriGadier General and Chief
jels.td auartermaster, 9Th Nil. Dis.
pRoPosALs FOR THB. IIMdPgoyENRNT OF
L ooDESsbUfTH g. J. athG ssiss.s \ o!;.er.,
ss. pss il 4 doSSSsSSA IN July II tt:'s s
;, dicd.s The h fs 81 9sSsn
order named, Wis, -,
s' Ss apS on sss sr s ~ d anas h,
iigh. house. where about 900 cubic yards OF hard
SfS sws &c G'q III ssas Il. , wh.
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