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OFFICE CHIEF CONMIssARY OF sURsIsr.
~ ENCE
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,

A.
Sal, n ST. Paul, MINI, March S, 1853.
Sesisd Pr2P9.sls in duplicated, from persons
Seiyed az this once and also At the ONCE 81 the
Sniet u Department OF the Platte, omaha. Ne
for furnishing the United sfates Subsistence De
es 1ls nj with good fat Beef Cattle the hoof as
s3 GFs fSPfIf ID ard G1i head Fort
Two hundred and ten tzlOl head at Fort Buford
T., 70 be delivered by August l. 1888.
one hundred and siNty 1Isol head At Fort Steven
one hTnd re and ,hirtY l9l bead At For. Tot
Ninety (9o head at Fort Kan tom d. + half *
20 se dellyered by June s. ls5s, and the remainder
They must average shout I.O5s pounds gross
Ss,ght' ard be steers from three CD TO seven ~
years Of age. and all falling short Of 400 pound.
srHss weight bulls, stays. cows and Texas cattle
Proposals b. telegraph or other informal propo-
sals will not BE- considered
a written guarantee Of two respan-ibis peTsSns TO
the Ell CT that the bidder is able fulh contract
and should his proposition be accep pied he will AT
opee enter into contract in accordance there
serurlte. giving good and Sufficient bonds for its
The responsibility Of the guarantor, must he
shown by the Official certif Of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court. Of the United States Dis
Bids should be made for each post separately,
and bidders should b. present to respond to their
The Government reserves - itself the right to
rect any and all bids considered unreasonable.
Payment 20 he made after the cattle are delivered
and accepted IL funds hand if nc ne q AMI,
90 be made soon received
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly. "Propo-
ssls for Beef Cattle. - and addressed either to Ii u
tenant Colonel W. BsrTiger, q. $. Omaha, Ne
erasks; or 70 LieutsEant Colonel j. II. Gilman, e.
s. st Paul. Minnesota
The proposals. will be opened n both places at IL
u April IS.
IL bid is in the name of a firm, their names aud
cost Office address must appear
j III. GILMAN,
Capt, c. s.. Byt Lieut.. Col, q. 3. Army,
NH q I'd Chief G. s, Department Of Dakota
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THE ALLEGED POISONING OF LovER.-Ths
examination Of Margaret Ryan, arrested last
week on charge OF poisoning her lover,
Michael Otis, took place before Recorder Al :
bridge, Of Hudson City, this morning. The
circumstances which led to the accusation
were, that Otis paid visit to the young WON
shut his eyes aud open has mouth. when she
placed a small ball in his mouth, which he
swallowed. That night OTIS was taken an, and
the belief was that he was suffering from pois-
who held q consultation and made a careful
examination, came TO the conclusion that the
sickness OF Gus was caused by taking an emet-
&c tor the purpose of cou nteracting the effects
o. strong drink. Upon this evidence the
young woman was honorably ACC uItted. N. r.
Comerctdl, cLh INST.
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ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

Nary DEPARTMENT,
B.redn Of PToriSiOHS and Clothing, April o, 1853
Sealed Proposals Endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables will be received at this
Bureau until O'Clock IN on the 18th day of
April 1875 for the supply of 1000 pounds of Fresh
Beef and 20 600 pounds of resh Vegetables at the
Washington Navy Yard and Station, as required
The Beef and Vegetabl must be of good quality .
and the best the market affords and each article
must he offered for by the pound. The Beef to be
IN equal proportions, fore and bind quarters
Bonds, with approved security, will be reauired
IN one half the estimated amount of the contract
and twenty per cent. in addition will be withheld
from the amount Of each payment To be male as
collateral security for the due performance of the
contract, which will on account be paid until it
is fully complied with.
Every offer made must be acconpanied by a
written guarantee, signed by more respon
slbe persons that the bidder bidders will III his
ct their bid be accepted, enter into obligation
within hye days, with good and sufficient sureties
10 furnish the articles proposed the responsibility
ofthe guarantors To be certified to by the Assessor
reside.
No proposal tciH be rOr Sdered unless nccompcaisd
by Such guarantee and by satisfactory sridsscs that
fhs bidder as REGULAR dealer in the articles p,o-
posed and has the license rsqNired bV of Con
The Department reserye s the ri Iht t. reject any
proposal not considered sdyaItsg -ous to the Gov
erument.
1t il to be understood that in case the sti u,ated
quantity of either article shall BE- delivered
leaving a balance due on the other article, the
contract may be completed in full. a. the option of
the De partment. III BRIDGE,
apT-lW Chief of Bureau
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DROPOsALs FOB CAVALRY HORSES.
DP"fs Qgaytsr'nas,s, Geaeral,s OF

DspHfg Qunrfer,1nSter Generals OTcs|
Baltimore, Nd &, April 8 1873
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until II m, on FRIDAY, April 10, 1853 for the
delivery in the city of Baltimore. of Twenty
Cavslry Horses, ebay ) subject to the usual nspec
tiOn.
The horses must be sound in all respects we'll
broken, IN full flesh and good condition from Of
teen to sixteen hands high from i've to nine wears
poses.
will be observed
The horses must be delivered within twenty days
from date q acceptance ofapy proposal.
The night 10 reserved to reject any all bids
Bids viii be endorsed - Proposals for Cavalry
Horses and addressed TO the undersigned, BAlti-
more, Md. STEWART VAN VLIET,
Deputy Quartermaster General.
ap lit Breyet 81 aior Gen1. U. s. A.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAM, xe.

his telegrsphed from Little Rock tAat 0~s.
GiIlen Ignores In toto the assemblaxe O. IL
capitol calling themselves the Legislature sf
Arkansas. He. however, says that he has n
suthority 10 dissolve mat body, aud VIII nsa
unless they attempt 20 seize the treasury. move
the occupants, OF Otherwise disturb The pxslss
p ace.
In the Supreme Court In New Yorf yssse~>.
day, in the case of James Fisk aGaiast The
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company
Judge CaTdoza delivered an opinion, deeiaraG
me issue Of sa.0oo extra certificates for stock ~
sne directors Illegal, and appointing HasA
SmiSh receiver OF said stock.
Ihe committee appointed by the ArtAns0
CONVENTION Tor the purpose has declared ths
constitution adopted. No order has yet beea
recei.ed rom General Gillem, announcing ths
Special agent Shoemaker hs. succ~>ded 4. ar
resting Crank, the bonded warehouse keeper.
at Galveston. Texas. He is held IN e1e.no0
oali 70 answer the charge OF dsfrauding tAs
Lsst evening, John p. Howard, a one rusA
ex-Confederate soldier, Was shot from his
horse and instantly killed, about four nihss
from Selma, Ala. The assassin has not -
apprehended. This is the nth white man thsA
has been murdered in this immediate Vicinity
since the war. No one Of the murdsrers Ass
been arrested.
Lyman Peace was fatally shot whils A.
tempting a forcible entrance to q brofAsl IN
Springfield, Mass, Wednesday night Ths
place was kept by Mrs. Caroline King. Wis
fired the shot.
Charleston and other districts in south OAro,
lima were not represented In the recent Demo.
cratic Convention at Columbia, and the peOpSo
AT Charleston dissent from It's policy and 20 nO1
consider themselves bound by Its action. =
In the case OF Jay a Gould, Erie directors.
for contempt, Judge Barnard. in New YorE
yesterday, decided that both parties should 70
before referees 20 give testimony, and ad)ournel
the case one week
In the Virginia Convention yesterday anoth.
CT resolution 20 invite Sergeant Bates 70 attend
the Conventoni was defeated. A resolution %
ADJOURN on the lSth inst was adopted.
The Georgia Medical Association mas bean in
session at Augusta for two days. They ap-
poin ted delegates 10 the National Conyeat ton
The late high prices for cotton have indac-A
many planters 10 prepare for putting IN muoh
larger crops than had been intended
The holiday season commences in England
to-day, and business will BE- generally suspend
ed until Thursday next
Commodore Prentice, Of the u s. navy, DIED
on the South Carolina railroad Wednesday.
The Fenlan trials IN London have been post.
poned until the 10th inst.
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FIRE-The dwelling house on Mrs BYRD y
farm, about one mile from Salisbury, Nd.
was cons umed by fire on Sunday. The dwslL
ing was occupied by Mr.. Robert Hitch, NOS
ef W hose furniture was consumed.
EFFECT OF CHICKEN CHoLERA.-Georee B>u-
son died on seth ultimo, at his Residence near
Kingston, In this county, from eating chicke~s
that were attacked with the cholera. which ~
raging in that section--Somersef ma Heea5l
~Eastern cheese made in copper vesssas n
poisoning people in Illinois. -
- In 1855, Ohio had $4,000 school childrea
enrolled, In ls01, only 7V5,Uo0. TrTIt
~ A citizen OF Frankfort on the Gain 10
prosecuting the Prince of Wales for Leading
his daughter in the way she should rot -.
81 Borden W. Plumb, n Broadways New
York, diamond dealer, has been arrested. tos IL
alleged swindiing Of g. =. Ncsbil oat u nsAr-
~ $1,000. - 5suA
- The actresses ~ the Metropolitan Thea
tire, San Francisco. used tartar e0ene Tor
spearl white,- and lively poisoning sosae,
not in the play, ensued- m ii oul
sxAt sterling, Ill. there Is q semperanos
society which one can Join unless he b a.
tren an iuSeserate topper. For -every O1esos
s~nipst total abstineoce. Clearly ,,rrrsa. the
c9iprIt is 20 be dipped into ths ace as uaaav
INES - there are members in The org ,sixaiisa.
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PROPOSALS,
IMPROVEMENT OF TIM DKa MoIyns
RAFTpS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIYER
NOTICE TO COSTRACTORs.
Sealed Proposals VIII be re..,v,s

seslsa p,Spo;als WIN be received by the sudsr-
signed 81 ths United States Engineers once in
ISIS, for the labor and materials requires N III.
sonstrnellop OF two lift locks and one guard lock
,se BE- mo, sov IN process Of construction around
Ihs locks are 70 be $50 feet long between quoins
and TO be Constructed Of nrst,c;ass cut-stons ma
The first lock, located at Keokuk. will hs ,osx
'est nn, ana euilt entirely in the river.
itb TO oe ~, VII oe sn9qt ~ miles above the
Eiver oy the canal embankmeut.
Lhs guard lock viii be located at the head Of the
cens ~ nashville, and viii be protected b. the
separate proposal. Gin e-plica.sD must be made
GLASS f1sToNE AND CEMENT.
The proposals under this head must specify the
cred.
which both wrought and cas-! iron Will be deli1
CLASS IU-TIMBER.
P,Seossis must state the pr,Se Per cubic linear,
may be required, will be delivered.
GLASS Iy-LABOK
Ihis class will include the hsilins, draining, and
excavation of pits, preparing the foundation
VII be on rock constructing the lock walls, and
.sIIs mssny epiains the nsce.ssry protection
rap wslis, and constructing sluices or cuIverts
sos spf bs ~ ,ne sGks for Isedins the canal sc,
oeIhen's required fer the proper execution OF the
The law requires separate proposals Gin dupli-
cate for each and every class and the awardments
gard TO aggregate.
NJ more than proposition win be recsiyad
from the same party for the same class.
Each bad must con tain s written or printed uuar-
sntee, signed by two ponsible persons and GER
lined 10 BY some CDsted States Government officer
or ether responsible person known to this Off ce,
hat the party or parties bidding WILL IL awarded
me contracts for the classes upon which they hid,
enter into contract with the Government or make
5000 the difference between them and the next
The name or names of the persons proposing
must be written out in full, with their places OF
residence and post ONCE address.
Plans, msps and specifications. and all necessary
pspers viii be ready for exanii alton at the tied
states On neer Office at Keokuk Iowa for fifteen
days prior TO the date of letting.
Blank forms Tor proposals will be furnished upon
application at this Office
Persona proposing 10 contract are requested to
Tlsit and the location for the locks before
sending In their bids.
Contracts under either OF the aforesaid classes
-yill include one more of the locks, may be
considered most advantageous to the Govern
-rent.
The Government reserves the right TO reject sny
end sll bids. printed COPY of this notice should
- attached to each bid. ~
Proposals must be addressed to the undersi gned
at KeOkuk, Iowa, and should be endorsed PRO
gOsaIs for I sbOr and Material for the Locks for
the Improvement Of the Des Moines Rapids"
J. III. WILSON,
Lieutenant Colonel S5th Iuautry,
Brevet MAJOR General, u. 5. A.
NlIED STATES EN6INEEks OFFICE. DAvRNPO
IoWA, February n. 1888 NH dtApl5
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Otcs SsperriSiaE Osn-fermaSt,r
Szsb- Dt srvf-r ~ 81 D., a.

s>bo- DtNsTtcT OF fA6 NO trTnHds.>
-BTcfrssrtIIe. TLdS. February Is, 1853 \
ceseq Proposals will he received at this ONCE
ukul NkDNESDAI, the 18th of April, 1873 at III
, cioSk a. m for such quantities Of OATS, CORN
sn1 BAL q. may be r. quired for of public apl
sIs Al The following named points ia the sub Dis
IlCt- LOT The SIX months ending October 81. l3S3
Texas. ~ A-'i 01''
Oats and Corn OF best quality and TO be Delivered
IN food gunny sacks. HAY baied or INHALED pref
eIehCe Will Be gwen t. baied hay. All To- be sub
ect 10 inspection. Delivery to commence within
thity days afsT the approval of the contract, and
notice giVen TO the contT actor
proposals TO he in tIipiicats, with q copy of the
ecNertlseneut snnt X TO each. and to be accom-
2snieof ne names OF st least tive iicieut 81 re-
ttes, 40 VIII signify. by endorsement thereon
their Willingness to become responsible for the
Ialtnfui performance of the contract
~ All Proposals will be submitted to the Chief
award " fFi $500
The government reserves the right to reject any
Sr all bids, or any part Of bid.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for For
age and addressed To the Supervising Quarter
master Sub District of the Rio Grande at Browns
Vile, Texas.
By order Of Brevet Major General McCeok
- GEORGE W. SMITH,
First Lieut.. 18th Infantry, Z. O. NJ and A. A..
O. NJ. NH i5-,d
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ID X o p o 8 A l. s
UxITEp STATES ExerxrER orrIcr,

NEWPORT X. April /, I88
Proposals will be received at this Office until the
18th instant, for the construction of Scraper
deepening the channel Of the Thames River, Con
1sCticut; also, for furnishing q suitable light
traugat steamer for working the same. Pro possls
vii state the cost Of the S-raper complete, deliy
cred at Norwich, Connecticut and cost per day for
use o. the Steamer. including services Of crew Tor
WORKING scrsper, for each working day for cpe
month and IN case the steamer is longer employed.
the price Tor each succeeding day the Steamer r,
r. 7revided with bow.prit, to which the scraper
= attached. and necessary rigging and machinery
Tor hsndiu 2 the same.
For farther information ply to this office, at
the ONCE Of Breyet MaJNr General Newton, United
states Engineers, No. 3S3 Canal street, New York
-ity.
HIS must be male on printed forms, which will
be furnished on application to this ONCE TIE
Government reserves the rigat to reject any or all
bids. Proposals for con-tTu citing the Scraper and
furnishing Steamer will b. received separately
address ID. HOUSTON, MAJOR of Engineers
Brsvet Colonel, L :. A. sps-6t
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MARBLE MANTBLSl,
$4,000 t !SSS e99 gsIlspi GRAPE VINES.
1000 OURRANT BUSHES.

For sale. at the Nursery of the subscriber on
Rock Creek, near Washing ton y 900 we'll -
End SsI ss:f.sa fEHSa TREEs
two years' growth, $500 CURHAET BUSHES,
with variety Of other Nursery stock.
stock win be disposed Of Wholesale or retail, at
reasonable prices
Tree aud Shrnbbery Will b delivered In wash.
ington or 0torgetown ct shortest notice.
- JOSHUA PEIROE.
Persons Wishing 70 plant Pssch Orchards would
DO we'll to cs and inspect the Trees. - thsy o.
upeommoo dns growth. sud the most desirable
vssietiss. ah u-eo1n'
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UI II. COLMAN & CO, Auctioneers,
- 293 and 295 Pa. ave; also, cor. 10th and ave
SALE OF GOVERNMENT STOCK

SALE OF GOVERNMENT STOCK
large ktock OF Government Stock will be sold
NPublic Auction. corner of Tenth street and Penn.
lid, at 10 o clS OK, consisting of New Hardware,
oisu aePcrlptions, Garden Teols, Whitewash and
o.ner binds OF Brushes, Also, lot Of second
Wheelbarrows, Wagon Wheels, Cushions, Picks,
Axes, shoyels, Platform ann Counter Scales,
DesIs. Tables, Chairs. Tar. Chains, Lanterns
Pots, Kettles, and a number of other articles too
numerous to mention. The above will be sold
without reserve to the highest bidder. Sale posi-
lively. II. COLMAN a 20.
Ap9 AuctioHeers
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner eth and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALES OF VALUABLE REAL
EsIATE, Iron FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP,

TRUSTEES SALES OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IRON FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP
MACHINERY, TOOLS, &C.
Ey virtue OF deed in trust from Geo. II. Moore
and wife. bearing date the 12t day Of ne 1866
and recorded in Liber X. NJ. H., No IL, folio 81 ct
seq the subscriber will sell at public sale, on
TUESDAY the eth day Of April, 1858. at a. O'Clock
y nj on the premises, all the undi yidcd intere st
claim, and demand of the said Geo. II Moore in and
part of Square south Of Square No %3s; that is to
cay, the fifty feet front on 9TH street
west, between and streets south, by ninety
nine feet deep, with the improvements, which CON
siet OF commodious and well built Brik Iron
FOUNDRY or Machine Shop: also, all the interest of
said Geo. h Moore in and to the Machinery. Tools,
Models, and Mixtures in and attached to said Iron
Foundry or Machine Shop, among which is heavy
ana valuable Iron Planning and Boring Lathe q
feet long.
Terms Of sale: For the real estate-One- half cash
and balance in six and twelve months, for notes
bearing interest from day Of sale. secured by deed
In trust upon the property and for the mach inery
tees, 6c.-Cash. IL the terms OF sale are not corn
piled with in three days after the sale the property
Will be resold. upon one weeks notice, at the risk
and expense OF the defsultng purchaser. 800 will
be required to be paid on the spot, immedia teiy
SO by the purchasers of the machinery. tools 6e
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost Of
CHAS. 8. WALLACH. Trustee.
NH l3-eoAds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
ay-THE ABOVE SALE Ia POSTPONED ON
account Of the rain until MONDAY, the 18th inst
same hour and place BY order of the Trustee
aPSd GREEN L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RAILROADS,

RALTIMOkE AND OHIO RAILROADT TICKET
u OFFICE.
400 Pennsylvania ate, bsf,cesn "A aud 6th SITS.
GREAT CONVENIENCE.
Tickets sold to all points North, East, West, and
Southwest.
~ Sntssss , Gsiea ,; LOT ana Gaeckeo
in all parts of the city and Georgetown.
. BY this arrangement passengers can provide
themselves at their leisure with tickets and bag
gage checks, and avoid all annoy ance at the depot
kleeping car tickets can also be secured at this
Office. NH SLIM
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SA Mr.. Cummings has sued the N. Y. Her
aid for saying that lille he a Rebel Oom-
missary he swindled both the Confederacs
Government and private individuals. Tho
Herald claims that he has no right TO damages,
libel or libel, inasmuch as the case involves
his acts Of treason TO the government Decis-
ion reserved.
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On MARRYING.-The Home Journal. which Is
deemed good authority in fashionable circles.
gives a few rules for selecting a wlfec LIST, sns
should be well bred; or, of good extraction q
her husband g. She should not be selected b.
cause she has money, though "a suitable 90
man with money has an additional charm" e.
Very cid men should not marry nj all; but AZ
they will marry, they may well marry thelr
housekeepers If they can get along with hQ
connecfious
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
DEroT QyAKTERNAsIER'',

DEPoT QUAETERNAsrER's OFFIcE.l
ST. Louis. No April /. 1873.
sealed Proposals will be received At this on 90
nDGl o clock p. m, FRIDAY. the 18th day OF
April, 1873 for the delivery. at such terms and at
such points. in st. Louis, Missouri; Omaha. Ne
9TSsks; COU neil Bluffs Iowa; Chicago Illinois; or
LeaNenwort Kansas, as the Government may
IuITe. Of
Sag Bushels Corn.
81 1T Bushels Oats
Corn to be dou bled ssc ked. and in good nev ~.
se~ed guE nies Of about two { ~ bushels each
Oats 70 De double sack ed in burlsps of about
four bushels each ami SUBJECT 70 weight md in
spectiOn at place of delivery
BIOS 10 De made In du plicate, subject the usual
conditions, which will be made know on 40 pIica-
zion 10 tks once TO the Offices of the Ouarter.
master Department, at the points above deal mai al
where blank forms may be obtained.
A guarantee, signed by two CD responsible per
sons. must accompany each bid.
The ms hit IL reserved to reject any all bids
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
Of the bids
BY order Of Chief Qusrterma ster of the Military
Division Of the Missouri.
.a6td Byt 1t Col and Distrfct o. NJ
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nY GREEN WILLIAMS
ID Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers'
No. J26. southeast corner 7th and ID streets.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER
STREET VEST AND III STREET SOUTH,
ISLAND. AT AUCTION.
On Thu RSDAi, the 10th instant. at O'Clock D.
N, on the premises, We shall sell Lot No. s, In
feet deep TO ~ foot alley, making il q valuable
corner Lot for a business stand.
Terms One half cash; balance six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. All convey sncing
spd revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
SEQ down on q c day of sale
aped( Exp1 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts. .
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ANOTHER IMPEACHNKNT.-Steps have beea
taken looking 70 the impeachment Of yudgs
Barnard, OF the Supreme Court Of New York.
on the allegation that he was influenced by
corrupt motives in his recent official action
upon the Erie railway cases
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DRoPOsALs FOB TRANSPORTATION.
Bursds Of Ovdaancs,
Sns-k D,p1vsv,r cat

WARRINGTON CRY, March n, 1858
Sealed Proposals win be received At this ONCE
-1ntii noon. April twenty Isol, 1873 for the trans
portstion, By railroad or water, Of three hundred
and fourt-. (siU Navy Bronze Howitzers, wei Oh
ing IN the axgrsgat. sSout one hapdred and seven
Unve tH5J tons more or les, from Jeherson Bar
rscks Reserve about twelve nils below 81. Louis,
mo-, OF the Misslssippi river, and to DO deliver
81 me New York Navy lard;
fropo>Als TO be endorsed . Tor TrAnsportetion
New York
Bidders win state the price Der ton at which they
VIII sgreo 10 bring the freight the entire dstsnce
and the time within which IL viii be done.
Ire suresn reserves the rghs TO reject any or
81 bics no, ceemed advantageous 20 the 9ovsrn-
nent, aeo the party or parties 70 whom the con
Sient sesuritJ 20 the value Of one hsf the amount
the contract "A Will
mn S-dtd Chief Of Barsau.