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HBADaR's FIPTH MILITARY DIsTRICT,l
AUSTIN, TEXAS, 1855.
Ssalrl proposals, which must be made In tripli-
cate, will be received At the ollee OF the depot A
q. :. at Marshall, Texas, until IL M, November
Y, 1855, Tor supplying the United states troops
aud others drawing rAtOns nj
MnrBhull, two cOnpanlcsi
JrtlsrsJu, ono company
ClarkByillo, one Company
Tyler, one company;
Palestine, one company!
San Augustine, one CUnpAnyl
With such fresh beef AS may he required, 80,
Tho contract to commence on January J, l1N,
and 10 continue In force until December 81 lsG, o.
puch less time Rs tho CUmnlssary uehorhl OF Sub
sIstCuce may dlr0ct, , ,,.-
guarantee Of Two responsible Persuus no must be
| prepared to enter iutO bonds In the sum oi one
| ihunsaud dollars Tor each company stationed u
| lie most they propose to supply. BIDS must ID
| InAlu out separately for each post. , -, 1890
! No contract will DO awarded until the bids nay,
| boon suLIgitod ~ tho General commanding fIhl
| military district. ,,, In NV,
! yiuuh Advertisements, ,,p-., o.,
| Bid- must DO plainly endorsed "Proposais 70
| FRESH Beef At -, Texas, " aud hddloHseu W ",
| Acting Commis-ary Of Subsistence al MaIshA'l
| Texas ,,.-.,,
! ~ ''''" - SAMUEL T. CUSHING,
Captain apd BTeVet Major. Chief Z. B.
I Ia
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pROrO.ALs FOR FRESH yELF.

HEALQR's FIFTH MILITARY DlsTEI.T,l
OFFICE CmEf tuANIs-ARr " suB.i-TES,F, 7
ArsT.S, IENAs , sept. u. lsb>.
Scaled prvpJ-aIs, wh.th mU-t Ice made In Uipl!-
'tn, will b. r. riyrd A. tho thr' ul the Depot A.
q ; at AUSTIN, TrNas, Until y ~ NJ November
lsJS. for supplying the UuIlrl Stair- tTuuI- Al
.'uuIa dIdwILE Tliluu- AZ
Au,ttu, TIuyl- County, f,pT cniaIAnirz
lfuE, Bell county, ono Crmptgji
f.LtIt-, pa,ld- county, uL. r.II"ttJ,
I.lut Grove, Gray ruu unity, "u' .lI,duy.
Hpanr sprjugs, HuTkiEs county, Iwu cuIuI".
BID. ,.~.
Nu.l.Iui, Frer,tunc county, ,ue compauyi
Fort Griffin, ShIckleiurd county, four c1mpa.
L.gri
Fyrt EIChard-ou, Jack county, five c0mpauie. /;
Wrih surL Fresh Beef a. may 10 required
..,, rrLtrfrl e. commence January !, lsEl, aud
., t,utuut ~ fore until December 81, l~2, OF
..D Dps ia, tr the Comm -sLTy General u sub
.t.urr may direct.
Zach bad must be accompanied by the written
.H,IbEl,r ni tWu responsible pCFsuG1, no must
Irrpurcd ~ cutter Iut' huuda iu tho suIH Of ~,
p,.ud doliaTs for each company rAuHnrd at
I" post th"y propose 30 slpply,
lili. must b" made out separately for each post
Nu contract will be awarded ninth the bIl- ly"
IN Suhmitted Ia the General Commanding FINN
Military District.
tpud lions NJ contracts aud bid sAIuU ~ n pre-
NI'us ADVERT sGments.
- ppsA, must b. plainly endorsed, "Prapr-als
I.r Fresh B-ul, At --, TCNas, aud Rddr"ss"l "a
.ho Acting GumIHissary OF subFisIuLCc At Au-tIu,
irER-
BY order Of Brevet Major General Roynoll,
SAM. r. CUSHING,
90. IL CAPTAIN and Brryat Major, Chief e,
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING OF CERTAIN
srHE1TS Is THE SIXTH WARD,

MAYORS OFFl.E, Sept. -, ISIS.
PTrr0s tl- will be- received at this UtiCountl MON
DAY, uytuhcr u, fOrgradlug aud grayeling Eighth
street from East Capitol streettD Mary land avenue,
under an act approved June |, ISIS.
Al-n, Tor grading AID graytltag .irrut -1uth,
II IA s"NuuJh street To- Eleventh strvcl east under
al act Aliu we'd May y, l-t7.
A. II the surplus Garth, including the sand.
gravel, gEl stone, to b" deposited wherever the
e lmUI-sl pnnF 81 the ward may direct
NJ part OF The approximation Will b. Il.l Until
the IrK has bv'u approved by the City Surveyor,
tEr Gonna. -siuuer, aud the Assistant COmmis {.
E!pnsr
Each bid must be accompanied with tut guaranty
ul a rr,puurI Uiy Tdgty known t. be- -ucu that il
accepted the bdlrF " II execute a contract in due
form, lIr work ~ aCCuflALc" herewith.
The right j. Trs,rVed 10 reject any AID all bids,
II deemed T. the interest Of the corp ration to d.
tn" guaranty must u" ia substance, As fulIJw~: /,
that the h.dirr W IL eater into contract for the
-HlH", sad p.riurIn the work according to the re-
,.Ir, me t- thereof.
I'D, must b" iuiursed On tho Envelope Propo.
-als for grading aud grAYe!tuu, aud addressed to
tn" Mayor : u. PLUMslLh,
Del I'd Cummi-.InueT Of the sixth Ward.
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TIE MEgCaANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER

Thu Mu1culSrs' PRorEGrIyn UNIos. organiIsd
to promote and protect trade, by enabling l's SUP
Ing q sedi'. and the rGSSIety o. sirin' sn n
" TTg MSEc,iriI a' PnSTSGrivS txIoS MERGiS.
rta REHsnETGGs RIssrES eSR. 6r T%SSs
AIorxT o. GtrTAL fISHSgAt sTaFPGs9 1SG
and public companies, In more Than 1,oR OF the
cities, tpwps yiiases' and SSEsssmen 'aTS S 9H
British Provinces " North America aud 9mbrae;
Ing the most important Information a.S,GaIiS al sHS
glance the CAPITAL, CHARACTER, AND DEdEEE os
CREDIT q such 81 his fsrH5 S Spso
a EsWSpapsr Directory, eontainus tue title, char;
REfS HR9 RI S S1 Gs
plete guide to the press of oNory county III the
The reports and Information will be confined to
those deemed worthy Of some llne VI crodt and ~
lie Written statoinontg Of tho parties themselves,
revised aud corrected by well-known and reliable
legal pf s Of liz
furnished by them, 4 g believed that tho reports
fore, superior TO, and VI much greater 'Aluo' 'hhh
BY aid ofthC MERCANTILE RgPEREScR RRdIsrRR,
business men " III bU enabled to aaCorau alta glaue,
| tho capital aud graduation OF credit, 40 cOmEAIHu
S Sn tfsaersSd banker within The above
| named territorial llmits. =, ,,.
II S II SG lsSsl ;GS RS .&dng
| ing among other Ihiugs, record q such impor
| talt changes in the name and condition OF hfms
| hTough1ut the country, AS may occur suhsequnn
| to tho publication " each hAlt-yoarly volume o
| The MERCANTILE REPERBSCR REuIsrEK.. " .
| Price aIths M,rchdnts' Union MFrcdntIs Ry
srri,ce Register, nv DOLLARS tSD, )JDr 0hich 1
| tDiII be IJFlCdftedt 10 any ItliTtSS IN me CHWet
| Sfdtss, Transportation pdd' - ,
HOLDERS 81. Grs so shares n thc ,ClpttGi stock
Ia TiIifiOn 10 participating In the prgdts, UI
,rcfir, one cupD NJ the MERCANrlLE REPRRHSU
hEIIsTER frss NJ charge; holders NJ ten SHIRE
,iII b, guGiisd 10 two Cupis8i and no more thu
IN shares d, the capital Stock piHbe allotted
ann one applicant
rsLiifUs 10 the book should be addressed Ia TIE MCF
chants Protective UHiOH, Ia The AmtricdH ET
chdH0s Bdlk Buiiding, No. l2S BrOddDdy, (Bp
$50, EeW York. an5Ep
JMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT A BeGptlu
i illustrated Book, worth Thousand D0llaT'
| cut FREQ to any address on receipt OIL y cents =
addressing Professor JOHN yANDERPoOL, N
& Winthrop Place, New York city.
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PROPOSALS FOR LIGHT. DRAUGHT STEAM
l. SSAG BOAT.
OFFICE W wHsrEaS RIVER 1srRovBsBSrs,

z
tIS'INSATi, ONO, Sept Is, ISIS
sealed proposal. will be received at this Ace
until u N. on SATURDAY, October 10, ISIS, for
Tow Boat.
Each bid to have tho specifications attached OF
the work bid for and Eating the shortest lime
within which the work will be executed, and be
accompanied with Two approved surcIies for the
proper performance " the contract.
Printed forms, on which lid. mut be made out,
and copies OF the spec Gcttiuus u acc0mpany
SAM, eau he obtained ~ tuis uiicr, where also
model Of III" boat and samples Of the stores to be
furnished can be seen after Saturday. scrt'm.
Dor a
Tho right (. reserved by ii" Government to re.
Jet any and all bids J y. MACOMB,
Gnl Engineers, Br.v. Col, L. : Army,
s"pGi-td Gen. sup't U. :. snag- Boats.
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DRoyiDEECE HOSPITAL,
TEuFL THE CHAEng or


TIE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner o, Second street east and D street south,
Capitol Hill,
III A HEALTHY AND RETIRED PARr OP WASH
lNGTON CITY.
The new building 10 now ready for the reception
Of patients OF every class both medical and surgical
The ears run within two squares Of the building
Patients will be received into the wards at 20
per week, payable in advance. This includes Med
lcine and Medical or Surgical attendance;
Private Rooms can be had at advanced rates
MEDICAL STAFF ATTENDING.
PHIsICiAEa.
D. X. nAUNER, NJ, D., No. 30 II street, be.
iwosp ElgLipclth ah1 Silteenth.
JOHN Z. Riley, " D., New York avenue, 10.
w0eu FOurtccglh and Fifteenth streets.
WA. MARBUEI, a. D., 100 II street.
J. =. THOMPSON, NJ. D., corner Ninth stree
O. N. FORD, NJ u, IS East Capitol street.
ADVIsURY AND CONSULTING,
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D.. corner Of Washing.
ton and Gay streets, GEORGETOWN.
W. Z, JOHNSON. N. D., Seventh street, be.
i. HOWARD, M. D., SIS = street.
THOMAS MILLER, 2i5 y street
JOHNSON ELIOT, 4GS street
0. Il. LlBERMAEN' 49, Thi rteenth street.
Application eau be made at the Hospital, OF to
either Of Tho above. named hysicians Pbyslciaus
sending patients to the Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege Of attending tile
So No persons with contagieus diseases admitted.
oetl7 Superior.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE GRADING OF GER.
STREETS IN THE SIXTH WARD.
.Bf


wAsHINtroS, D. g, Sept. ., ISIS
Proposals viii BE- received At this Office until II
o clock IA. on MONDAY, october ., 1885, for grad
lux ami gravclng Fltth street east, from Gstreet
soutl I" Virginia avenue, under an act approved
October ~, 1907
Also, Tor grading and graveling @ street south,
from Fourth 10 sixth streets east under act ap-
prayed May II, lsj7.
All OF the surplus earth, Including the sand,
gravel and stone, 10 be deposited wherever the
Commissioner OF tho ward may direct. No TATt NJ
tho appropriation will be- paid until the work has
been approved by the CITY surveyor. the CUin-
IN! ssiuaer and the Assistant Com ssiOner.
bach bid must be accompanied with tho guaran.
tee NJ responsible party known to be 'uchl that
Il accepted, the bidder will execute Contract IN
du- form, aud perform the work IN accordance
herewith.
Til" right !, reserved To reject any and all bids II
Declined to til" Interest ui tn" Corporation To do
The guarantee must he In Substance as follows
], h, guarantee II this bid ho accepted by tho
Mayor, that the bidder will enter tnt"H contract
for the same, and perform the work according to
the requirements thereof.
Bids must be endorsed on the envelope, 'Pro.
pusals for Grading and GrAyeliug, and addressed
10 the Mayor. s. d PLUMsILL,
Cumm -stonrr Of the Sixth ward.
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'CHRouGH LIMB BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
l PHlLApELPHlA, AND NEW YORK.

wAsHTsGroE, Sop. Is, lsS-noon.
Trains between Washington and New York srs
now run as follows, viz:
POR NEW YORK, without change of cars.
Leave daily (eKeopt sunday at 90 4. IN, L. -
aud p m. . - ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily teKecpt sunday AtS.DA. M, IL 10
and g. IOp M.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York at go y. m. and PhiladeI-
Sleeping cars for Now York on .. OPP NJ train only
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York OF
Boston, can DO had at the Station oteo at all houTs
in the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
nApoiiE and the West J. L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportatior.
L. N. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. y. kOONTZ,
Agent, Washington.
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pRoPOSALs FOR ERECTING STONE WALL.
HEAHqrAErERs DEPARTMENT or rHE SOUru,)
CHIEP GCAKTgRNAsTKE'- OPPIrE,

HEAH4rAErERs DEPARTMENT or the SOUTu,
tHIEP GrAETgRMAsrKE'E OPPIrE,
ALBANIA, GA. sept. ~ ISIS.
sealed proposals. VIII be received ~ this Vglcc
until u N, ost.b,I u, ISIS, At which time they
will be- opened, for furnishing material and erect
ing Dry Stone wall in aid around tn" National
Cemetery, at Anderson, Ga, as follows:
One Interior Wall, enclosing the different sec
ilun-, i've thousand eight hundred aud eighty
$3.50 lu"a "ct, said wall to be four 90 feet high,
sixteen 40 inches Of same 10 DO below the surface
Of lh" ground twenty -four t4i inches at the base,
and twelve C2) inches at the top Also, one Ex.
terror Wall, to eucl3se the Cemetery, forty two
hundred i2ul liGca feet, said wall 10 be hye (5)
feet high thirty tJ) Inches At the base, aud fifteen
40 inches At tho top, and To extend twelve (lgl
inches below tho surface OF the ground All "
th" above specified wall to be laid dry, Of good
granite stone, and In good, wOrkmaHlike man :
upr.
Proposals will Nl,o be received at the Same time
for furnishing ten thousand and thirty -ouo 10, ~
cubic yards OF Earth, and hllng tho sRmq With ID
the sections enclosed by Interior wallH. The 90 ri
To- laid twelve tlV iuches deep and levclIod
The usual requirements for bidr, &c, W Il be
pXHctrd
Full Information Ill be furnished ulna srpil,
cation n this Office.
Proposals. should b" inIorscI Prop ,..l. fnr
erecting Stone Wall. Se., ~ aud addIs Tod 10 thl'
uthCp. X n NTDN.
BTevet Brig General, O NJ, I. 5. \ ,i;hini a. Il.
DenarImrul ~ tn south. sCpgY-td
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Proposals,
posALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
HEApQrARrERs FfFru MILITARY DrsrRrcT, }
ORRIcE OF CHEZ QnARTRRMA arkR.

I'll
OPPIcI or CHIEF QuARrERMAsrBR,
ArsrlS, Texas, August q, ISIS.
&: yS 6 b SsT &c
tober next, at u o'clock. m, for transportation
Of military supplies, from the date OF the contract
to the hr.t day Of January, 1870, on tho following
Route No G-Prom Marshall, Texas; Galveston,
Texas, AID from Rrysn or G2uiTineE or the then
any points in Texas east or northeast Of the BraIos
river and south Of the Red river, or between any
The eSntrsctSr To- obIigate himself to havo a
competent agent to represent himself or his arm
or At he tsrminus u The texas Central railroad.
upon whom acquisitions can be made, and who
must be prepared to transport all stores to and
tioned or where il Is found necessary 10 place Gov
ernnent stores; provided the said agent is duly
notined IN writing by the officer or agent OF the
shipment.
Bidders to state the rate per one hundred 900,
pounds per one hundred 400 milor At which they
will transport said supplies.
Bidders should give their names n fni as well
should he accompanied by a bond IN the sum Of ten
Thousand IlO,OOOl dollars. signed by two or more
responsible persons, that in case the
be accepted and entered into. and good and sun
anss with the terms q this edverHsemcnt
Thesfnount Of bonds required from the contractor
saseayry eSdepSSe ~ he !SScucy Of each
bidder and person offered as security Will DO re-
guired.
Oiice.
The right +. reserved to reject any or all bids
Proposals masi be endorsed ''Propo1als for Army
Transportation, Route No. 8, )" and addressed 10
BY order q Breyct Major Gepsral RcynSld,
Byt, Brig Gen. and C. o. NJ. fifth Military bis
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PROPOSALS FOR PINE TlMBGN,
UNITED STATES ESnlsuaE oISIcs.

OswEaO, n. Y, Sept II, 1855,
IMPROVEMENT OF USwEGO HAkBOR,
Scaled proposals, 10 duplicate, indorsed PRO
pUsals for Pine Timber, will be received ~ thls
uliec until II a. III. ON Saturday, October TO- 1858,
for tho following materials, viz:
$50 sticks white Canada pins timber, each - feet
long and IL inches tquaTe.
80 sticks W hite Canada pine TIMBER each q foot
long and u inches square
$500 feet, board measure. bo,t quality two'ineh
pine flank, each 10 feet long.
D sound white oak posts, each 70 feet long and ID
inches square.
All the ab0ye timber and lumber 70 be Of nrst
quality, sawed and straight. The full dimons
given viii be strictly required; any other sizes
will DO rejected.
All to be delivered by the 18th Of Juno, 1869,
alOng side the United States pior In OsweRJ HAr-
Dor All the expenses Involved In the proper meas
uTeInent and inspection VI the materials must be
borne by the contractor.
The United States the right 10 reject any
or all bids. Blank proposals can DO procured at
this office. q. t. BLUNT,
Lieut.. Col Of EnginOoTs, Byt. Col. U. S. A.
salg.td
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nRpnANs' COURT.
SETTKNuaR IS, lsCs,
-MnIA- MASlllNMIuN

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, To Wit;
In tho case q JumASSA C20k sdmInsIrEss I.ss "a
Has. v tG lie APPRECIATION Of the Orphans Co4Tt 81
W.sGIuEtou county Aforesaid, App9lnlsd sAIuh-
DAY, OCtObur u, A. D. 1865, Tor me hnhl s yiGI
drcoasrd aud VI the assets Up band ~ tar -. tnC
. came have bean collected aud turned INTO money
wGru tnI where ali the creditor aud heirs Of SAID
Ioccascd are bottled TO attend Win lhelr claim
! prUppTly yOurhed, or they may "theFM sc Wy law
H., rrxriI,IrI from all benefit In said deceased !
estate; provided a copy Of this order be puIil'RSl
: uuco II week for three WoOks ~ iho NAi'pNAh M
/ rrHLuAE previous 10 the SAID day ,,py,yNr
Test JAS u phlthuhi.
! s,plG.Wiw Register VI """'
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DEUPOSALS FOR GRNIs;HG AND GRAY
L ELlSG II the fiL'r WARD
MAYOR -, CIV

wAsHSgroS, 4. C., Sept 81, IDS
Proposals will he rec,,yrd 1T Mis- nhra until l!
el.ck IN. on MoNDAf, October 8, ISIS. Tor grad.
lag lwcLty fourth stJpt west, butS-rG stree,
north AID Peun.y! yaAa avenue. under "a act APP
rThy'l April IL. lSk
The work to b" lone under tho direction " the
tlty surveyor, the -uprTiutsudrnIo II the Com
missioner IL tis First ward and &. As-stAu. Com
minis ,inncrs :. b" appointed - tho Mayor.
bidi'rs VIII stdin tho priD per cubic yard Tor ug
ovation OF omhank mcEII thai which Hrh,urrs tho
ir1'i t. paid for only uGr WAY. ether IN UXeav4-
Lon ,r ,.iIhLnkmrut
All u the surplus earth, Including .bu ,sul,
gravel, AID stone, To be- d,p,r. tod wh"rr ser the
ward Commissioner may direct M part OF the
appropriation will b" paid until the work has been
"Ipf"E"l by tn" City surveyor aud tUmmIsriuurr
a. III" FI.t ward, and tn" tau Commas. yucr
lE' IIgUl o. i'IrCi any rail- hId~ II ruSrTypi.
bach hid must Lee accompanied " Ill the guara u
t.""' r"spun-Ill" party tkuuwn To- br suCh) that
4 acc pied, the bidder viii execute II contract IL,
drs form, and Perform the work ia accOrdanrs
herewith
The guarantee must be in substance :. fJllcE4:
\. u. glaTautec II thls bid b. accepted E the
h"yyr, ihet n" Bidder Will enter into u Contract
: p! the came aud perform ia" work urGf-.!ug to
the requirements thereof
b,ds muat be endorsed GU the cIy, ,nu " rrn.
poHGIs for grading aud grayoIiug' 81 aithog, as
q" 60" may h"il and nilrC,s,i g tLo Mayor uI
Washington, b. {. HENll'. hiMTER,
CulAlu' sriuuur 81 ~ First Ward,
! nj
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IIARISOUR's
Liduid HE'aSoI.
WILL REMOVE
Paint, Oil, Tar, Yarnish, or any Kind Of %ains
FROM
WOODEN, SILK, LINEN OR COTTON GOODS,

Wet Iho spot with the Liquid, and rub Il brush.
or rub with the thumb nail; allow It to rest u
minute. and again rub, and 1t will como out. For
Delaines, ChintEOs, Calieoes. POpllus. or Lncu,
and Printed Goods. you will have 10 weaken the
Solution by adding soft water.
All orders, other for agencies or for immediate
use, she uId be addressed to tho manufacturer.
JOSEPH HARBOUR. MaUufacturer,
No. n Second street west, bet. Mass. Avenue and
street no nth. Washington, ID, C, Aug
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THROtUH TNAIN4.
Leave wAsuIyaroN, from Maryland Avenue
SUNDAY TRAINS.
LEAVE wA.HIsoroy. from Maryland Ayenuo
IEAys ALRxASDRiA, from corner st; Asaph
and King streets, At and 10 A. and and
Rt5;0PIM. Q. 4, ISTBvBNs, Gsnl sup,t
W J. PHELPs, Gen't Manager, ss7-t
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Scaled proposals will be RECEIVED until MON.
DAY, October s. ISIS, at the ONCE Of the Supcrin-
tondent Of Indian Affairs, at Omaha, Nebraska,
for tho construction Of six TOY Houses for the use
RoserVaticn, located eighty miles north OF Omaha
city
Plans and sreeiRCallont Of these Houses arc on
Nle, and eau be at the Office Of said Superin-
lsndcnt " Indian AHtirs, III Caldwell Block,
Douglass street, Omaha city; also at tho office Of
'he Agent of the Wiuncbago Indians, on the win
All the timber and lumber used In the cOnstruc-
ton u the Houses Will lie furnished by the Gov
Ctumcnt ON tie ground All other materials US ID
Ia their construction will be furnished by the con-
tractor
Bids will y" made IN duplicate, with copy Of
this advertisement attached, and will be accom-.
painted by written guarantee In the following
1--WE, -. and. Of the county " -, State
iulhl contract IN accordance with his proposition,
aud that, should his proposition be accepted, IA"
will a. once eater iaIn contract in ace rdaucc
therCwlth. should a contract be awarded him W e
| are prepared To- becum" his -nrstos.'
The right 10 Teicr; any and all bid. that nay b.
! offered Is reserved.
tIm 4 two thousand dollars will be required from
the person persons TO whom the contract may be
AWARDED.
No hid will he considered ua!o,, compIyinL with
the terms OF this the party max
ing It's present ur r'Tgn-rat~ hy an aEeHt OF at
All tho house, must b. c,Ini.!nted aud ready
fur occupation by tue hi,"CLia isy % December,
The hou.es will he sub,ct to tho Inspection Or re-
lection II the said sup. nf Indian Affairs,
II. b. DENMAN,
urr-tl suICTntgn lent indian Affairs.
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Proposals.
DRo osALs lOR LODGES.
OFFICE CHIEF QrARTERNAsTER,
DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA, y

DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA,
NV ORGEANs, la, September y, lSss
scaled proposals are Invited and will be r6ceiy d
ut this office until 2 y. M Tuesday, the twenty
ninth day Of October, 1865, for furnishing the
material and constructing the following named
One Brick Porter'- Lodge at National Cemetery
nj Little Rock, Arkansas.
QUE Stone POrter's Lodge at National Cemetery
at Fort smith, Arkansas
ono Wooden Portcr's Lodge at Hatiosal Gene
tory at Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Plans aud sprC hcltiuus eau he seen At Ibis Once.
aud at the Office Of Broyet Major h. J. kckinson,
Ghief QnaIternasler, Little Rock, Arkansas.
The ability OF the bidder to fulnl his Agreement
must he proved 10 the satisfaction Of this DEPART
meut
No proposals will be entertained from any party
who has hitheretO failed In his engagements with
any branch Of the Government
lids will be opened at the time above named,
aud bidders are invited To- be present.
The United states reserves tho night TO reject any
or all bids.
Lodges In Arkansas," aud addressed To the under
signed. a. . 49,
BY order Of QuarIcrInaster General United States
army CHAs. II. TUMPkINS.
HyL Brig Gen and Chief Quartermaster, Depart.
mrut OF Lnuisiaaa. oc3-td
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-05
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Mrs. Fry and hcr Hoardcrs.

la ne, Mr.. Higgins" .j,culateh Mrs
Fry, tho mistress Of boarding hoG'e Cn'
day at the table, why don't you eat some
thing You don't cat enough to keep bird
alive. It's my opinion that ly,u wore to
quit chewing tobacco (excuse NE, gentlemen
fot speaking Of such a filthy practice at tho
Table while you are eating you would nave
n better appetite Now when my poor dear
dep Rfted husband va
Pardon me, madam, interrupted Higgins
rising from the table, "a particular engage.
mcnt prevents mo remaining longer. | Ger.
tainly shall leave # u.ing the weed, for am
confident that II ipjure me-
lone month later Scene, breakfast.tAbl
at Mrs Fry's boarding house. higgins pass.
rs his cup the fourth time for ooh,- helps him.
,clf to the sixth slice Of bread and f,urth cut
70. s.oak. Mrs. Fry looks in Sism,y, and
moves uneasily In her chair.
al must say, Mr. Higgins that since you
have quit using tobacco pardon me, gentle
men, your appetite has taken a very remark
able turn. Excuse me for speaking oft be.
fore the company, but shall expect you
hereafter to pay one dollar more per week for
your board -
Higgins, helping himself to another slice Of
bread, and passing his cup to the servant re-
puioi:
Cant afford it, madam Salary small
expenses heavy-in debt-roally l could not
think Of 1t"
Mrs. Fry jerksd at her capstrings and re.
Piled
We'll then, sir, you will have to go to
chewing tobacco again, for haven't had a
biz Of siale bread in tho house since you
Iui;.'