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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08

ATTENTION, TENTH VERMoNTR-Thc
annual reunion Of the Old Tenth will be
held at Loves Hotel, Waterbury, on We'd
nesday, the 2lst day of October next, at 1
O'clock p. m. \ full attendance is ear
ue>tly requested, as business Of import
aucc will come before the society. Sur.
gcon Chilie and Chaplain Haynes will be
ready to report on the matter entrusted
10 them, viz, The life and services of
our fallen comrades" Ex..Goy. Dilling-
ham will deliver an address, after which
there will be social dance. All come,
and bring the ladies,
Major John \. Salisbury, Capt. A. b.
Valentine, Gen. W. w. Henry, Executive
Committee. All papers friendly to the
>ol'ier, please copy,
Vermont Central and Rutland aud Bur
hngtun Railroads will carry for half fare.
LECrUEEs.-The following persons have
been secured to lecture in Montpelier dur
iny the autumn and winter: Col. J. ".
Higgiuson, Rev W H. Milburn, Rev. DR..
Chaplin, Wendell Phillips, Rev, DR.. W. II.
Lord, Pres. J. b. Angel, and have invited
Pres Smith, Of Dartmouth College, and
President Kitchell, of Middlebury. Sew
eral other eminent lectures-such as Geo.
W. Curtis, and Mrs. Fanny Kemblc, who
have been invited to lecture in Burling-
ton-will also lecture there if engage
mcnts can be made.
The NERMoHT, BIBLE SOCIETY The
Vermont Bible Society will hold its Forty
sixth Anniversary, at Montpelier,on We'd
nesday the 14th of October. The
Directors will meet at the Grand Jury
Room, in the Court House, at 10 a. m.
Annual business meeting of the Society
at the same place, at > p. m. The public
services will be held at the Representa-
tiyes' Hall, at p. m.
The Rev Jesse T Peck, ID, of Al.
bany, y. Y, will deliver the address.
All persons having money for the Bible
Society are requested to forward it imme-
ately 10 Hon John A. Page, Treasurer.
Montpelier.
WM II. GILBERT. Secretary.
Norwich, Sept. 30, 1868.
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bury u Pennington, IS Enfield, 5
Huntington, 10; Bethel. IS; Ridset II.
~ killngly, ESQ Many other 10 h,
show proportionate Republican gain.
There are i3 towns yet To hear from,
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Gable News.

Gable News.
LONDON, Oct. q.
American securities quiet steady
LIVERPOOL, Oct g.
Cotton unchanged; sugar on spot dull.
Lard fiat
LONDON, Oct q.
Petroleum spirits Is. Sd. Linsecd oil
IS pounds.
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lh' stock market isll slightly at tho afternoon
calls especially on Rock Island. which declined
pr erut Pacific Mail has nuctua,ai widely, the
priee having advanced 10 lal. Rumor says tho
opposition line Is To 10 withdrawn from the Pana.
ma route. A firm langley short On tho stocks alri
upon It's contracts, but subsequently made vet.
tlemcut on the basis of la6s.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08

BRATTIERoRo, -- The New England
Express Company will soon open an office
in Brattleboro,
There were five births in Brattleboro
between Wednesday and Monday morn
ing last
"A Democrat in Brattleboro has begun
the delivery Of his squashes at 800 per
load, to be paid for upon the election of
Seymour and Blair,
A foot race will come off on the after
noon of the Town Fair, The lists are
open to all, There are three premiums
offered-sl5, 8, and - A number OF
foctfooted individuals have siguifed their
intention of competing for the prizes, and
some fun Is anticipated, SO says the
Record,
The Record also says; Our readers
may look, at an early day, for thorough
and fact.flled account Of the doings, OF
late, in the so-ealled "Town Agency"
and we hereby give notice to the man who
presides at the bar of that place, that We
shall neither reply to or notice any more
Of his profanity or vulgarity, whether ad-
dressed to US in person. as 1T has been, or
otherwise, Our stand upon this matter is
that the place has no right to exist by
law, and that it is and has been, for
months past, disgrace TO decent COM
munity. And we propose to prove it, not
by noticing the swearing and obscene re-
marks Of It's attendant, but by a simple
stntnmnni nf f,rta ~ thrv nnist
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08

Who SHALL RE PRESIDENT - The
chronological Journal for September con-
tains all the Presidential candidates
Grant, Colfax, Seymour and Blair, with
portraits and concise Sketches of Bio.
gtaphy and Character. Also, Hon. Arson
Burlingame, the Chinese Minister Franz
Listz, the composer; Arminius Nambery,
the ORIENTAL Traveller John II. Little
field, Artist; Who are the Yankees Use
Legs and have Legs; a Key Thought Z
The Development Theory Defined Our
Daily Lectures A New Glass in Practi
cal Phrenology; Finding a Situation A
Perfect Church on Earth-Is it Possible
Only 80 cents, or 50 year. $50 for
half year. Address S. L. Wells, $50
Broadway, New York.
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nosToN LIVE STOCK MARKET.
hrighto~, Cam bridge and Mcdford.
he Rutland HKRAIp.

For the week ending October !, 1868.
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AMOUNT or STOCK AT xARxpr.
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HOUSEBREAKING. 49, \ few evenings
since, some one attempted to enter the
house of Levi L. Conn, Of Salem. He had
raised the window, but watch dog COM
menced an uproar in the house, when the
thief dropped the window, waking Mr..
Conn. The dog was at once let ont and
started in hot pursuit of the theft, who
left on the double quick. Mr.. Conn has
been in the habit eff hanging his watch
near the window, and perhaps this was
simply an attempt, by some one knowing
the fact. to steal the watch. Conn has
probably found new place for his time
keeper o'nights. We say again, people
cannot be too careful in closing their
houses and protecting their movable
property. A few moments care may
often save great losses.
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PRoBABLF,-The indications are that
Mr.. Bridges, who was SO severely injured
by the cars on Saturday afternoon, will
not survive through the Tuesday night.
His brother and sister are in town, taking
care Of him and ministering to his wants.
AocIpENT.-Yestcrlay, as the Wood
stock and Ludlow Stage was d,eondiug
the Plymouth Mountain, between the
Notch and Uniyayille, having On
board full load Of passengers and bug
gage with four horses, the "polc strap"
either broke or unhitched which threw
the entire load forward with such force as
TO brighten the horses which soon became
unmanageable, running at their utmost
speed, prccipitating the passengers down
the steep dcclivity in every possible
direction, injuring two ladies, Miss
Backus, Of Brandon, and Mr., Livingston,
OF Rutland, thought not seriously. The
coach was entirely demolished, the most
valuable horse broke "a leg and the
harnesses rendered nearly worthless. To
attempt description OF the scene would
be simply impossible, as the accident oc-
CURED at a point the most steep and
rough, and the only OF greater wonder is
that none We're killed, nor any more in
jured, as it was impossible TO govern the
horses or the running of the coach in the
least Finally, the coach was thrown
completely over and drawn till split into
fragments. The citizens from KNOXVILLE
and vicinity furnished teams to convey
the passengers to Ludlow, whore the in
jured ladies received proper care, and
were able to pursue their way. The loss,
which amounts to over five hundred
dollars, falls quite heavily upon Mr.,
Tarbcll, who is gentleman, held in very
high esteem, and, at the time OF writing,
a move is in motion to make up in some
degree, at least, the loss he has thus sus-
tanned Through the kinkness of friends
he will, no doubt, be able to make his
regular trip till his team can he replaced,
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NrW advertisements.
COMMISSIONERS \
NOTICE..

COMMISSIONERS NOTiCE.---
~ The undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court tor the District al Hut.
land Commissioners Ia roeelye, examine and adj
Just all claims aud demands at all persons against
tho eatate OI Reuben A FIELD, late OF Rutland, IN
said District, deceased, hereby give notice that
We Will meet hr the purpose of examining
AMI allowing said claims at the store u L.. u,
kingsley, IN said Rutland, ON the "a Mondays
OF January and MarVh, A, ID, ls6e, fiom one
oeloek p, m until Tour O'Clock y, m, each Of said
day., and that slx months nom the Goth day Of
~ ptembeT, A, u, lsds, Is the time limited BY said
Court tor said creditors 10 present their said
claims Ia Us tnr examination and allowance.
Dated at Rutland, this Goth day OF September,
A, d. ISIS
o. i. GRAVES, oomr'''
iswSws
NOTICE lis HEREBY GIVEN
that the semi-snnual examination of Teach
ers Ton this town, will take place at the seh0Ol
House, at Shrewsbury Center, NOVEMBER 9Th,
~ 10 0'eloek a ~, and any Teacher no, APPEARING
thrrr, will not h. examined unless they can pre-.
sent an excuse such thu law reoognize.. All The
Teachers o, the town ALREADY having certificates,
and all interested patrons, especially the CON-
mittees oi the several Districts, are uTgel 10
attend, While the public generally are invited
WARREN MOONEY,
Shrewsbury. Vt, Oct, ~, ls6s, i.w3w
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.. IL, tham die, lei them die;
Poof Oh things, let them die, "
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AT FORT ARsgCKLE, SHIcEAsAw NATION

AT FORT Af sBfsS EER RHlEHSAsAw NATION
iO.S@ p: bacon. GIsa, sldss.
21,oo ps. flour
i SS EE.llss. .; Cider Vinegar.
the asiIysris. 4 Fort Arbsctt e b. mad. II like
ihose received al Fort Gibson.
must Be prepared 70 e1seuts sontrsets and give he
The delivery q .ores on tho isi day 81 April.
may BE- REQUIRED until the 0th day Of June, lsp, or
shall have been supplied.
Each bid must % accompanied By good and sun .
client su,rsntss from two n more psrsons, who's.
oeccrd settling forth that The bidder wil in case
contract I. ysrded. give ample bonds and security
Ss y q a "a a
No proposal will be entertained. unless sstisf.e.
teriy represented that does not fully comply with
Proposals may be for the whole or any part Of the
stores required at either or both places.
contract watS ID under I'll,
or al bids Ali stores delivered Will DO subject 70
gd ir,psfs9n ~ ~ oesr or agent appointed on the
Payments upon the contracts award ed will be made
monthly In current funds.
viii II axe Place on .Ss day. .aa
cPIopcsai. mS.t 30 plainly endorsed 'Progo.als 70,
cS%%isssry, Distrist T. I, .a''e'''' 70 'n' on''
mS1dinS District Of he Indian fstrisSs S ' ''A
is+m A'" ca cSlsf 9. s. Bis't Or /. r.
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ARRIVAL AT THE uorrls.

METROPOLITAN H0TEL-PorTs sHELL.r.
and wifc. Va, ~" Ms,stan sp sn AZ r,s. sna
Moore, PhiisdelphIs; Alfred s Elliott, Whining.
Baden, La, Jsn,es Iudinston and N n Fitch,
Miiwauiis; W x stuart, fossnsport, Ind; W Il
hsynSs; ana sPS M s poss nSDk ds sf ssss.
James r BIils. Mrs WIN a Lee, Il M Wiiiisms,'
Gen Geo W Palmer, M Hukinscr, and A Wi Hop,
wo o s1 Knoxville, Tenn, EP Nssis, LUu,s.
yilis' ~, y stSSSs., Ri:Sncnd, v; INC: 7
timore; John b Esfis, Texas; + Lawson, u SA,
John Lsfcyrc and vile, Nd, N W wilton and
| d MeKean, Saratoga Sprinas.
KIRKwoop HousE-HuxpL.r q aauus.
Hon A q Burr and wife, Illinois; L Greer,
osS VIII Pam jMsss BS; .S ad N
9 King, Olympic, \ II John r Lshf, Psiis;
SssscT R sa sns ..si oses,sr P.
FL a. Ma.tisS Hon Tho, GSnnSIly, Hon ! , 2
W " Colly, Pills and w Il; d v Livingston,
A McRinn, Chester, Pa; Alex Moore, Allegheny
City, Pa; II q Stewart, Phila, 5 Davies, agent
Miller Richmond; Geo Tiiton and vile, 5.nden
Nj Il Powers, Wisconsin; W Robbins, Chicago;
ID W Roberts, W y Brooks, s 5 Kohn, Morris.
a tSMh III, s mn IGoa sr cG nh
NJ Darlington, PSii.. ~
EBBITT HOUSED. O. WILLARD,
VIM 7 Feliey, Mass; Edwin NJ Hart, u s N,
aS. MSs MMqHfpsp S Men s.
N Y; Lewis k weieh, Pills; 4 r Morgan, N Y;
T,Snd LspasI' salem Ms..s y.1s s. Brow.
Goddard, Gsiyeston; Thomas Osborne, 6hieago;
n.U Hon 4homa 5one KY KY
Theodore COOK, Cincinnati; j "A Gallagher, tAl-
ERe ndo, TsNs' geo - smith, rhiis S"mueu
PinReiton /, rlo,ids. uenrv yihn, Phil,
See Psf,I 5o oh S Bo,toS Mass s'rimpie'
wILIARp,s no HOTEL, . Co.
ri Blum, ii Weirthiemer, N Y; il Ogden
And wife, Philadelphi.; Ke5shoy, Golor.doi
70 Levitt, N Y; Scott stew.rt, Meiss,
H. a aeams , ssoaaAr MMan nchy ana
S sna VIZ EoEs M StHs ssas kT f Es.sa
and ID wife. N IiSTHswiens and wife, 81 Louis
Al NJ. J.%s. Little Boston; ThomPsoaa and
oakley, N. Y; O Huntinston, Alex WARD,
Ncwsrki Chas W Noyes and family, NY; Jas
Bar'hoif, Gov R NJ Price, NJ.
NATIONAL HoTEL-H: s: BENSON.
NJ; "A M white, z Msrshsll, Phiisdelghlai
walter, Thomas mirkil chester Cityi
SON. virginia, 4 Z, I.cwis And wife. N v, i II
Phiilip. Ghicsro, w Y Seilifis. Nd, Miss Biddle.
CarlisIe, Pa; RF Brown. Wnshineton, Robert
Wilson, W p Page. Philadeiphia; w S Builard.
Mrs, u w smith. Mrs j W Hackadsy, Charles II
smith, Baltimore; Z q baldwin, MI; Hon T +
Cowie, Nd; Joseph Wood, Phliadelphin; ] r
mitchell Del; Roberts, Roberts, Bos.
, ION, Mrs Neweomb, ntank HAL II
sEAToN HoUsE-Jous H. SCENES.
W NJ. n N III. 4
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Medical.
!RALTInoRE IooK HosrIrAL.
KsrABLIsHRD As A REFUGE FROM auACkKRY.
TIE ONLY PLACE yFEgEIE A CURE CAN BE OF.

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rHr ONLY PLACE y EsINsD. CURE CAN Be OF.
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ENDORSEMENT OF. THE PRESS.
The many thousand. cured q I'll. institution within
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Train. bs,vccn wksHisgToS ana saITIs%HSShRg,
and WASHINGTON AND THE wBsT. arc now run
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday. at T. 90, Is, and Il 50
p. m, and %, T. 50, and g. Sp. m
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday. At Zooa. m. and ior
FOR WAY Stations SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave At s Is and 7 O. m, and ata 90 and asp. m.
' ''''' '0Af FSR ANNAPOLIS.
,i Lssys =, % and +sp m. No train 10 or IRON An.
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave hISA. m. and 50 and Tsp N
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave att IS .. m. and l. 30 and Is ,. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Lave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, At !. Y
= m m and 4 - and sSp m.
sssss .is tss Sss 6
TsrossS s:fs,. 10 tn. we.. can b had a. tn. wash
inEton staticn Ticket onee at all hours in the day.
ne. * P:SiPn and Boston, zee Nd
Master Of ii.Eii n sSfE;
q Sso J. r k6Ss sf;s'
0enerAl Agent, MashinEton.
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d R o P o s A L 8 :.


ssslsd PIoposal. VII Ss Ieeeiysd a the once ot the
;SSIi. 50 LSai', M untii u NJ. on ihs io.S d.y q
Troops And Supplies from tho followipg points %
RG So M rysf Is e dGrns The
VIZ; ' "
FROM b. Louis 10 Fort Buford Camp Cooke and Fort
Benton TrSn ,,,ao,,o Ia Far, p,,o,, Can, c,s.
FGTt Bsnton. Au'"' ''''' Du'''u' o'np 0''A' anu
FROM r9H LeavenwOrth to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke
.Trom Omaha TO Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and Fort
Benton
yor Bsa soa1 City TO Fort Buf0rd Camp Cooke and
Port Bsnton.a " WV "' o''-' :" my
Fort Benton.
Prom Fort Rice to Fort Buford Camp Cooke and Fort
FrSm Fort Stevenson to For. Buford Camp
n FROM Fort BufOrd to Camp Cooke and Fort
Prom Camp Cooke TO Fort Benton, IL
he Tissr.s.s Between juns and August 81. Bidder
ses!s rom asssS y Z Ss.ssss > ssls:9.. 3. Ss.s
s si y q: '' Sss 'S ;tss Ss
'i%sH II: r ls!,Ss they will transport each
e:a And ,SId in nSn pssssss e Hs provided iST
ing their TstiOn', which will be supplied By the Gov
%. Tho rate per 100 pounds at which they will
asf'pS II: sr ass sssh :. which .Asy will transport
'':aiss :siSs: . :sSsi:'sSi &
Ss.!: 1890 : :E.y:
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In esss Of qasstions arising a. TO the right Of
ing himself asgrisvsd 10 entitled To bis appeal
from the decision Of the board, and the boards
arc directed 10 make full statement Of the facts
In such cases, and to forward tho same to these
headquarters without unnecessary delay.
By command Of Major General W. s. Han.
cock. Csc. L. HARrsurY,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS. poR coMMissARI STORES.

PKoPosALs FOR coMMIssART sToKEs.
HsApa'.s DIs'r OF rux IspIAH Tslsiroar.)
CHIsI ConnissAly's 0PYIcs,
.FoRr 0iBsoS, O. N, Deesmber 10, 1851
Sealed ~ DsORo:ss IN Snplie..s III b rsssS.d At
until y S,elost. n. THURSDAY. Yebrp,fy Z. lsts.
y
aco. 900 pounds Of Fresh Beef,
daily, requircd-as the Post Conmissary may
30, 900 pounds Of Bacon, Clear Sides,
In sack. o. e..ksi to 30 % the nrst quality
1000 hbls. Of Ness Pork.
Put Up sssts barrels, and equal In quality to tn,
best Xxx st. Louis brands;
70, 0QD Ds. Corn Neal,
OF the boat quality, and securely put up In saeks
500 gallons Cider Vinegar,
OF the best quality. and put up In good barrels. hall
barrels and kegs; y
o, 900 pounds Salt,
or good quality. and securely put up In sacks or bar
els.
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81 u e. RFsii ss iss.ss: 49,
a; "a s;s::: on kiln
# SCI s:: s ...s on .,sf i:. DOE e on. .a.
,ss.ssS iss. Plsnt' SEASONED undresssd. -. Z.
80 feet w.InseOtinE. dry. dressed on one side.
s. 9;s:; sss s.!s!.;, ~
Ss s$|:s; s.i s ::sH: .l:.:,s
D 90. ssFf b.s 81 fD: sssIs panel.
,D:s; ;i. $; "a Doors. pans, i. .s,s..
pDses iIsns' and Doors. panel " In thick.
sDSSI Frame: md Doors. panel Xxi thick.
door Frsme and Door. panel N In. thick.
s.tRs. an. VIZ PPss1 .s:sss :1 H. as sis
Ing, light. iori2, hard wood sili., 49,.
D;si ssss: sSa ss:s s'Gs m ls siiit
,Deoi ir sas'' md i Door. panel X in. .Aiel.
Moaldins, Ilsh.. iSiis al doors and
VIII" D MI. Two 'n"a' hAro' one 'hira merchant
-2.si2 busAss Lime, unslacked.
1854 bushels Sand.
Ib6, SO LAth, MIX In. "a r., ..
10 bushels PlasteTers' Hair. 80
An ratsrisl to DO Of the same good quality hereto
Delivery. to commence February lst, aud to BE-
completed by the 18th day Of that month-aii to DO
delivered al Swift Race TRACK, :" in the city Of
Atlanta. - Y
BI$: must DO made .sp....el for each article and
stated. ~
Bids must be in triplieate, with copy Of this I'D.
yertisemont attached each, and bear The endorse
become surety for n: bidder N The event Of the
Ing with Die requirements Of this advertisement WIN
DO rejected. |-I
Bidders arc Invited to DO present or represented a,
the opening Of the bids.
The Government reserves the right 10 reject any OF
al BIDS Or accept Of reject such para Of bids as may
Proposals should Be- sddresssd to the isned.
and endorsed upon the envelope, Proposals. fol
may be-. .-y.'T : -
b, order 0fB'1 Brig Ss1 ; R. stssSs SEH;la n
LIST Lieut. Hth Infantry. A. A. 9 NJ.
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pr oPos AIS.
OFFICE CHEZ Q, N. Firth MILITANT DIsrsIcr,(
NEW 0RLkAss, La. January Z, 1858. :
Sealed pIoposals will be received til the 2Oth Of
J.ngary. les Tor the following article. fstaonery,
on hand for exhibition In the subsistenee Of
100 qpirs. Of Cap Paper. according to samples on
hand in the Sub 0fhce
1900 Envelopes, white, No. 10 and Ne II. Samples
eithe quality required can be seen At the Sub.
aobOttlo. tquarts) Of French Ink. according 70
800 bottles Of Red Ink, according to sample
LOO pieces Of Tape, according TO sample,
800 sheets Of Blotting Paper, according to sample
100 gross Of Steel Pens, No. o.
10y gross Of Steel Pens, No A
30 quiIes Yellow Envelope Paper. according 70
40 barrels Of the best Cider Vinegar, one nuid
ounce TO neutraliIe twenty-eight grains Of BIZ
carbonate Of soda. To be put up In good oak
barrels, hoped with iron,
LOO bags Of Flour, In seamless bags. The Flour TO
Pc equal 70 ne Government stAndard'each bag
All the above articles to DO delivered at the subss
tenes once 9n Hunter street. twenty days after the
The sboyc articles to be Of the yefy best quality ,snd
put up IN superior packages and 10 be delivered At
The Anchor Press, in this city, Within twenty days
No bids viii be- received from psrtis. who have
iailed TO- comply with thoir enga gements With any
branch Of the doverpment.
p5opG.sls to be addressed 70 the SpatsS.ignsd and
Jaii-5t Brevct Major General and q. s.. u. 8. a.
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TT s. ENGINEER OFFICE,

TT 3. ENGINEER OFFICE,
W No. II STATE SrRHEr,
a..,., ALBAsn, n T., January Is, 1865
q SslSeE, rGksP&T, PsSfus.x u cI isss Sh fst
WORK and MATERIALS for the IMPROVEMENT
OF THE HUDSON RIVER, between Troy aud New
baltimore, NJ .,as follows;
L For from nfty thousand 70 siHty.nve thousand
In the dykes and leyeled on top, ,,
a. for 'front.' two hundred and seventy thousand 70
FILES, oak. pine chestnut or spruce not los. than
hi,eeu feet long. ~ 'A' 0u"'Aha n'''0' 'h'm
FOR driving from tive hundred and forty thousand
70 three hundred and nfteen thousand feet Of Piles
Eo5 from ~ n, hundred and ~ thousand e eigh.
Inch BY twelve Inch saved Henloek Timber IN pises.
not iess ihaa foet long to DO delivered In
.. For the Timber Work on from hfteen thousand 70
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Railroad Routes.

VHR9gGH LIN LINE BETwEEN wksgIFdToS.
Trains between washinGtos and New York are now
run ~ follows, viz; .
Leave daily tsxeept sunday) 1t ED .. n, IA 50 and
FOR PHILADKLPHIA,
Leave daily texecpt Sunday atLSa m, n 10 and
80 and Up. m.
on SUNDAY, -.|.
only.
sleeping ears for New York on J. 90 p, M train only
day :
Be- Baltmors and Ohio Railroad adysrsissment for
and the West. j. L. WILSON,
Master Of Trap,pe5t,tien.
General Ticket Aaent.
oR0. K0ONTL,
Afent wAahinGton.