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STEAM EIss.
Faro ResguceGl!
For Waldoboro, Damariscotta,
And intermediate Landings.
Fare
n .zgs Steamer"s'hns. Ho,cb.
tOn.o ALDEN WINCgEN-

.ze.szgs Steamer''g has Bovph.
- TOM ALDEN WINCHEN-
| %ISc% IlZlZkk BACH, Master, viii IeIve
-. .ss..s.s.s a LANiI. WHARF pnrt
49, lana, every wEDN SDAY
morning, at Q el0tk for Bootboay. Round Pond and
MaId1boro. Every SAL UHlpAR MOI ning al o'cioes
loT Boothbly, hodgdOn's MIlls ard .amar,scotla.
hEfUkNlNG-wili leave DamaIiscotta every Mon
nay nay morning at O'Clock, ami WaldOboro'' every
teriuediate andIHgs wv '"-
=, Fare rom WabiobcIo to Portland si,OC; Round
nm nm sl'VV ianIriscotta Si,OOj Bcokbay SI,OO
p rare rom Watioboro TO Boston by Boat $500
found Pond -, o.; iamariscotta $3.50; bnoliISS
sl,5O; Hodgdons Nils 81 90. 0''-"~'
~ Sre'ghl received NJ Atlantic Wharf for .oeb
route at ocloeG +. NJ on DAYS prey,1us m ain,
nnquHeo OF IRIS, Al MOOD d Co.
- W., CHAS. MCLAUGHLIN & %.
AGENTs-W aldohorU, GENTuEK a. EUGLEY :
Round Fond, u. NICHOLS; Damaf scotta. A
F7l:NdA VI. JR.; HOdg,lons Mills, r. 81 h. M,jN a.
GOMEl;Y: Boofhbay, +. faOkPE. Vi5dtf
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PORTLANDsRCCHESTER
ARRANGEMENT,

tIssSs On and after Wed1esiay. Nov. 4.
st,sS--saS y trains viii run a. iolioys
passNnge: trains leave saeo tsiver for Portland NJ
o.5o anu So0 A. NJ, and $40 T. NJ cave Portls nd
LOT v naao ltI?eT rs =. NJ. 20 aud $50 ?. NJ.
rT,gnt trains leav, Saco River ESQ., M PottIsnd
~ The Dummy connects at Saeo River with ths
40 III and 2P tram tor Center Waterborouoh
oouth Wateroor1ugh and Alfred
On 90 Stages oonnsoC al Of nam for Vsst 9nyaxu
sandish, Steep Falls, BALDWIN, Dsnmsrk Ssbss,, >
GGs.egton, Lowell. Hiram, RrowDdsld, Fryebprs!
SoaE - ssaftIstt Jsckaon lexington Cornish Por,
s'f' .f5esGcm, Madison, and Eaton, N. Il,
~ bozton Center for West Barton Bonnv-E.o,s.
= 1aSn Lminston. Limington, Linls-icS. Ns-ssis,.
PsTsonsheid and 0.sipee. A''"e'V'
.SsaccaTappa for goutb Windhsro Hindhsrn r,rs
ana Hcrsa Wfndhsn, daily. AAA'i
Portland NJ .. By order Of the President.
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important Cert fc0te.
Ecommunicated by a Physic,an.l

ROomhunicateu by PhySclan.l
Some months ago vas called 10 attend n LADY of
t'nr, n. u. Who had long been # ring
nom Troublesome uterine disease Its presei c. was
lnarhed ny CONSTANT vaginal Iii charge, some mes
OF waterH COZ slsienc' an sometim q, ne my and
lnuco-puru ent. she la be. un er ire tnent FIR
so'ne 'ne' put constantly grew ~Orsc Vaginal ex-
~" macon I'll CT sed TX enslve inuratlon nd cor
ION OF The 'elvlx uIeIi. he uterLc inlamn alton
WHICH was evidently Sumnga CHI On rm was
)" asSlaVaiei by iOug-s. ding c0nst patton pa-
ta.loh OF me heart night weats cough, p or ap-
pftite, anu almost uaiy lainthgs. She tainted 10
entir2 lnsenSibility durn. one OF mx FIRST visit 7
commehced OF course. hy su Ii active looal ncat-
meht as tue oeIaiiun demanded, nj hen aptliet
myseu 70 re upper ltlon OF the general health. 1t
was mconVenient I" see her frequently, and exce1t
u marx the Leano OF Il ulcers III the early STAGES
Nlslted her only every Other week. For tonic ami
constitutional lnvigOrant Dodds Nelvlne only wss
pfesc 'bed | had some time be.or become ac-
quAlhtee with lis properties, and knew OF nolhing
more safe or satisfactory in its probable effects And
the result completely justified my ,Xpectation In
less thai fortnight tue bowel had become roe ard
regular ID their movements, the night sweats disap-
peared, ana appetite began to grow, The fsintt q
slcis became less frequent, and soon ceased alto.
gem. I'D another for night tnere was no more
congn, the vaginal discharge was sensibly diminish
ing, seep was normal and ref esning, and the gec-
eral health decidedly improved. What rema MS is
soon told The patient continued tie use of tbe
NerV ne, land no othor medioinel for SOM weeks
longer. when h;y iuIthe- attenian was not le-
q,hed. since her recovery have seen her but one ,
She seems perfectly wei. Her joy over restored
health is mutually en-, ugh mos nihusas tic Sic
never before had a medicine i've Ter such comfort
ana such ap lette-ard such sleeI-and such conr-
a-e-and such strength She wouldn't try to keen
npuse again Wlthodt u, &C., &c. 1t i, my opinion
m fenaie organ cation that has ever come under M
observation. shall not tail to nIinue Is use in
an smliar cas- s; and the procession know they are
numerous enough.
nv Ilruc o,;s@ r,:a
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International Steamship Ut.
Passport, OaIais Sc, John.
A|1Soys windsor ~ Halifax
WINTER ADVANCEMENT
ONE 1HiE S@EsS WEEP.

1S-fA On anu AIT Monday Dec 7tb. tba
% =. steamer NEW BkUNs WlCK, taIt Z.
T. u. Winchester, "u Ice &c nai'I nd
:, - s"5' loot o. Sale st, every MN
nm E4turn'ng will teage ST. JOnn ana Easipyrt every
Thurs lay. WY
N Iouheeln2 az Passport WI Steamer BELLE
DIV ~ t0i 81. Andrews. kobblnstou anu CALAIS
anu Anu ~Ith \. u. q q. kailwa, for Woodstock ana
o. SOnlseiln2 at 81. John with L. & n. A Railway
VI opeuiac anC intel mcdIa.e sta 10 and with
oteainer E1lFRESS tur DIgby WIN, scr ald l. q liaa.
- Rielsh. received on Gays of SAILING unuI o'elh
noe ~ -. A. r. STUBS
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WANTED
Wanted.
Store No. SO Exchange st TO of

by young lady of experience chanco in a DRY
~ or Fancy Goods store as sales woman Good
reference given. Address Box IL. dc11-d3ts
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Ihefe are many men OF the age OF thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the bad
lsr' oten accompanied BY slight ting or burn
my sensation, and weakening the system in mar =
ger ING patient cannot account for. On exam nil Q
sae urinary deposits ropy sediment will often he
tounu, sn9 sometimes small particles of semen OF
i!h nus, again CHANGING TO dark and turbid appeal
ance. Ehsre art many men who die o. this cieicul;y
ignorant OF the cause which is the
SECOND STAGE OF sErTIgAI wFAEHEsa
can warrant perfect cure In such cases. and n
tull ana healthy restoration OF the urinary organs
persons who cannot personally consult the DE-
can do 80 by writing, in plain manner iescrlr
on OF their diseases, and the appropriate
WILL be forwarded immediately,
AL correspondence strictly confidential and NIL,
hs returned, II desired, N WA
Aaaress' DE-. j. Il. HUGHEs
No. l4Prehle Street,
~ Send Stamp for Circular,
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REAL esq ara
Earn for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
a In part or whole, in Falmouth on
tAliISA y The line OF the Grand Trunk Roa,i
EAIfTE7FztA the farm known as the Che cry
II IAaa4llAr Farm. Said Farm contaius about
wool pastIre md ,laee. House contains eight
rooms, with "ut-buiidings
For pal tcu'ars enquire of DAVID CHENERY
near the Farm, or S LHENEkY. No II Exchange
st, Portland, Me. no9dIw&eouswste
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s2e~ sz@ay Ehsas2nds Gan Testify 60 vhis
BY UazssPpy Exaerfcrce,

Young men troubled with emissions In sieep,-a
oompiSin1 seneraii9 the result OF bad habit in
rented OF no charge made ~
aardly a day passes but we are consulted BIZ ose q
GoIe young men With the above disease, sosae OF
Wnoo are as weak and emaciated as though they had
sne and by their friends ara supposed ,e
osvs II. Al such cases yield TO the proper and on
made to rejoice in perfect heaith -
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HaYe ssnASseacs,

Al WINS have committed en excess or any Kind
whether Il be the solitary vice OF YOUTH or the sting
ing feouke OF misplaced confidence in rnaturer yes!P
SEEK FOR An AETIDoTE III SEASON,
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude AMI Nervous
Prostraton that may follow Impure Cotton,
ere the Barometer 10 the whole system.
Dn not wait for The contamination thar ia sura IN n
low; 40 not wait Tor unsi Chilly Ulcere tor
DlsaDied Lirba, tor Loss Of Beauty
60rsf t1Fo H,I.-
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A LSO Chambers on second and third floors in same
"A street. Apply 10 W. III. ANDEh SON
No. 40 ~ Exchange ST., ov5r Coles Eating House.
Dec 10.df
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Eclectic Medical I9,Jirmary,

Eclectic Medical Isi1irmory,
I'D THE LADIES.
DID, Els particularly invites all Ladies. who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No ID
frseie street, which they vii lind arranged for the
Especial accommodation.
Dr. III Eclectic Renovating Medicines are unryai-
leo IN erncacy and superior virtue in regulating al
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain OF producing relief IN short time.
LADIES viii find it invaluable in all cases of oh.
strucuona after all other remedies have been tried in
VAN. Ills purely vegetable, containing nothing In
tae least injurious TO the health, and NAV be taksr
With perfect safety at all times
sent 70 any part OF tbs country with ful directions
lsnI lSS5d&R. No, Ia Prebls Street portIay;d
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Hotel Notice.
Notice.
Notice.

MI VIE Martha Smith, having lett my bed and
~ beard, hereby forbid all persons trusting her
as sna not pay any bills OF her contracting after
this nate. JOHN SMITH.
new gloucester, Dec. 10, 1865 dc1i-d3ws
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Notice.

NOtIce.
A Lii Persons having Gains or demands against
me- are T. ques ted 10 leave the amount ami de-
scription OF the same, with toward s. Cleayes No
~ Exchange street, wi h reference 10 effecii ON
a ju tnent ofthe sam" d"
o~ARAH JANE GuNNIsoN, by her Attcrnies.
Scarborough, Dec. 5, 1858 dec7'd div
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M nNpLn 5000 PER

AGENTS. w an TED. man 1Gg to P sell
new book of solid worth and practical unity, en-
uIeiy alfereDt from any hing ever publ Ell, de-
10 farmers, mechanics ana working men. Over 200
et avings Active men and women can Surely
Broadway, N. Y. no14 div
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Every intelligent sad thinklne person must know
hal remedies hauoej out General use shoulj hs
thev efficacy established by well tested experience in
th- bands OF regularly educated phi, 81 ian whose
pr I7ratory studies Dit him tor all chs dutiss lie mi
frlel yet The country is fooled with poor mes run
arr ure-alls, prTornS GO be ths hest in the world
WIN are not Jniy useless, 0ut ALWAYS injurious
his physi ian, as 1t is lamentahls vet ineonro sr-
be tact, that many synhihdc patients are made Inis.
efarie Fth ruined constitutions by malireafment
fte5r neLnerencsd physicans in general pracrice;
lsa point generally CONCEDED by the hest svpiilo
dhers that the studv snt management OF these con
otanis shoulo ensross the whole time OF those vic
you'd ne Competent and successful in their treai.
gent AND cure. The ineSrerirnred general prect =
noneI, ha7ne neifhe! opIorIuniy nor tiT4e to NAL
Ntasen 2 qta'ntec Win theiI pathology, comuou 3
ing an 'ndiscrmnste dse test sntiQuatsd and dan
g:fous weapon, the Mercury.
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DIR. BUTTONS
TOBACCO ANTTDOTE.
COLGATE & cos.
EaDlKlG.H' SO PS

rov 2, t'Gs. div
" E TASTEes- esENL $50 t. 50 0 ner
u I'D mont, ever where. male AMI f. ale, to
"a III lntr due the GENUINE INPR VE.l
"a 1881 DOMINION s. Ms FAMILY SAVING
MIEI MACHINE. This Machine vii itch, hem
H 81 ie |, u"k qnlt, cord ind, braid. and en-
Ia q brnider in IN st superior mauntr pri,c
III ~ OIL SlS Fully warranted Tor five wears
Ia d We VIII pay $1,000 tr any IN chine that
III n VIII sew stronger, more be- utitul, OF
q v more el'stc M than ours 1t MAKES tbr
elastic l-ock Stteh.' cry second stitch
can he Gnu, ana >tLi tie cloih cannot be pulled
apa't without tearing it. we pay AZ nts from SIS
10 W l. er month AMI expenses, or "a cor miss N
rom wien iwlce th1t amount can b. made Az
dress sECOMB & CO., II lTsBURG, Pa. or EOS
CAUTION.-Do not he i'm i.osel upon nv o,be,
par es ralmlng Oft worth o>s cast on ma .ne> mn
def tne same name or OIL elwi,e. turs i. The onv
genuine anu really practical cheap machine manu-.
ilc. ~. octi9u4w seplSw3m
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray Or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for
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Desirable Houses fur Sale.

THE TWO F4t ~ RRsCW HORSES
on Desri Place. Just completed BY the
In Il most thorough ami pproved st / ). each con
iainlng len rooms. Location convenient anu de-
hehtiul. TERMS EASY.
GEO. NJ. HARDING,
decd[tt Cor. Deering ST and Deerino Place
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Wanted.

TENTLEMEN of COOL business habits, fact and
u energy wanted as Agents for the W0rl, Mutual
Lite In,ur nee Conn any. in this civ and vicinity
LiberTi in lucementS 10 m n no, Of e right stamp.
Street No. 6, botween the hours of II and u.
dec7f
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Notice.

A have offered my wife Phebe C. Mason a good
"A home and tive hundred dollars and she has re-
fused it, s Ill pay del Is of er contracting afer
this da e, December Z, 1SGS.
EARLE MASON
hd! monu, Dec {, leOo. dcs d3w*
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r1E ~ sssTB~n n NOxTa
cEsSzss AM ERICAN Roy AL MAIL STEAM-
reSS=5zjss s.AA.szks SHIPS between NEW YORK aud
I-S2-s-z1-zsL LIVERPOOL, cailinp at Cork haruCr,
cu,~- SAILlNG EVEGY WEDNESAY
CUBA, IG Ri1SSIa ~ ~ o.
JAVA, 23 C0INi- "a" o.
Chlei taDln Hessagr,. ..........,.,..Si3Ol
az ..-.ss.s....... $780,
Inc owners o these hips will not he acco utsble
~ ~. Speeie oi SaluhDes, less bills of aiding HAVING
apply to CHARLES "a FRA <tTvgN Ss'"s'
rnx II3 state Stctet.
N Y ''"s S'eAJ 1HulsuaS fom
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MEDICAL.
DS. j. Ii. HUGHES,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMSh
so. IA Preble Street.

Next the Preb,e III ouse.
NETHERE he can be consulted Dr,ysr.,r III ,x,,b
w the utmost confidence by the Sf}iessS ~"
hours daily, and ron A. NJ, to 9P NJ, "'
Ur. n. addr asses those who are suffering undsr .ha
a1ictlon OF c'vete diseases, Shether arisins ron
impure connection or the terrible vice OF selI-ab,~s
DeVoung bis entire time to that particular branch Of
the medica' procession, he feels tied in GUAR
AnTEElNe CURB IN ALL CASKS, whether Of long
stsndine OF recently controcted, entirely removing ne
aregs or disease from the system, and making per.
feet aud PERMANENT CURE,
he Touid call the attention OF the afflicted TO the
tat OF his cns-ssudlng end weli-earnsd reputation
Finishing euh1cislt assurance Of bis skill and su,.
cess,
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GEO. e. DAVIS d. CO..
Real Estate Brokers, Com mission
Merchants and Auctloneers.
Office No. l, Moreton Block, Portland, Me.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE SALE OF
REAL FsTA BY PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SALE
FOR SALE.
Dg,ven p''S''''0N
Apply to JOHN C, PRCCTER. or
no Sdtf (PAYSoN W
First Class Houses tor sale.
THE two brick houses with French roofs. jus,
erected on Congress Street, near State They
are hrst class IN every particular, being tlumbei
thorou h for hot and cold water. The bathing
and dining rooms finished in Chestnut and b ack
walnut They have good yards, with real passage
way accessible 1Iom Pine or Con Iess Strees Ap
plyto W. h. STEpHFNS0N p
,ct30dtf % National ISom;
For ~aie.
"A NEW tenement house we'll built. with all
IA modern con eniences Also barn and stable
corner North and Walnut SITS, Enquire OF
Or az So Commtrcai st. iune13dti
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P HHttLVT, Nj, Dec 10. TARIFA. Dec 81.
pATMVHHrE' =. a. slbER A, Jan 7.
H. "a na, "a. ALEPPO, ." II.
= assdse, $50 cur eucy.
inese steamers sail from Iii erpool every 1ue day.
oiElls'is He.sht and pas,e ger diIect to 30 ton
u Fot re; Int and cabin passage Apply to CHARLES
u. HhANCkLhN, 1903 state ST.. ami for steeraQe
pI ns apply to LAWRENCE &'RYAN, 10 Broad
sueet' noticed 1y
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Situation Wanted
Freight Wanted

ID look a'tef horses, and will make himself ZEN
orally useful or in Hotel Cool reference given.
address j. W. B., Portland Post Office. dc10d1ws
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Board.
nNE or two Gent men can be accomm odaied
Owith boar. and pl, asant tnrni he'd room at No,
80 Spring st, belw een Hish aud Park St dc8tf
Front Room to Let
NOW cuI led by DR.. Lamont near City Hotel on
~ Congress st. Apply at Paris st.
dcedtf j S CUSHUAN
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For Saie or to Let.

& I Famo tn Corner, Me-, three minutes walk
from u /, Dep t, a small place. ! acre OF land ;
Dwelir HI Use, Shop where the Post Office is
Kept. Blacksmith shop, and a good Young
Oic' ard Their on. Enquire at the Post Office ut
Fafnouth, Me no3O,IowM
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nEPARrMENr OF THE INTERIOR,
Goce,Ruenf HOSPITAL for ths Iu,1ns

81 kLlZABETH, d u, June Is, 1858.
aled Proposals will be received at the once of
9th ISIS, for fur nishng and delivering Ut the es-
ptal wharf eight hundred $500 tons, 30 Dou uds
TO the ton. Of best run Of mine GU n BERLA AND or
BlTUMINOOS COAL, and two huudr cd Dol tots,
2,240 POUNDS to the toni best ANTHRACITE COAL,
egg size.
firm for the delivery Of both the Bitumfnous and
Anthracite Coal, or for one kind only; but no bid
will be considered unless the name 10 given by
which the Coal proposed to be furnished is known
In the arket. nor unless IL Is made BY dealer
miner, who must furnish evidence satisfactoryt to
re, gements and is in the habit Of fulfilling
them with promptness and xActness.
Bids will be held to be binding for one week af-
ter the 18th instant, and the ght 10 distinctly re-
served to reject ell or any one e the bids oered,
if in the Judgment of the Superintende emit, the In
terests Of the Government require IL.
The Coal must be delivered at the old or upper
board vessels, which draw not exceeding bet
of water when loaded The delivery must com
mence on or before Monday, July Is, and be con-
tibued At the rate OF ut least two hundred (5DJ)
tons each week till the whole amount the success
full bidder eng ages to furnish il delivered.
sells and weighed by the Hospital, and at its ex
psnse and settled for accordingly, one half OF one
per cent being allowed for wastsge in unloading
and carting from the wharf to the scales, which
are on the hill near the hospital edifce. II the
Coal is wet. allowance will be made for wAstAge
In unlosdins and hauling ~
81 vi" sn 81 tss
delivered and weighed: and the ten per cent. With
held will be paid when the vhold amount Of Goal
party may engage to furnish s yered in accord
snce with his eEssgemsnt.---~-- je Is eo3w
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.DKOPosALs FOB CORN.

OFFICE CHEF QUARrERxAsrER,
FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRICr,
NEW ORLEANS, La, June IL, I3i8
Sealed Proposals, in du plicate will be recei we'd
unul AZ eICeh noon, on WBBNESDAY the nrst
day OF July ls65, for furnishing the Quartermas-
OF rOnnss OF oats er Barley, in sacks ct places and
In Quantities as follows:
Austin. Texas, $50 bvshels
Tort lnGe, 80 bushels
rOrt Clark, 500 bu shells
Tort Duncan, so bushels
Lort Stock ton. Il 900 Bushels
Fort Davis, 5000 bushels
fOrt Bliss, $50 bushels
Fort mason, 1 o o bushels
ort COnchO, IA 30 bushels
Tort Quitman, 45Sn bushels
ort Richardson, Z 600 bushels
Fort Griffin, 90 bushels
Iort Mckavit. s $50 bushels
-, Camp Verde, 200 bushels.
,-tissse amounts, however, may De somewhat
HBouined before the day Of letting the contracts.
All bids TO furnish the above must be for good :,
sound merc hantable sheled Corn, Oats or BAR
subject to the inspection of the receiving Of
Delivery TO Commence By the first day of Au.
than one third Of the whole amount per month,
and In such quantities TO keep the post contin-
uously supplied ~ such rate.
Satisfactory evidences Of the sOlvency OF each
bidder and person offered as security will be re-
The right is reserved to REJECT any or all bids
tb At mag be offered.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed /" Proposals
for Corn, and addressed 20 Breyet Brig Gen. J.
Potter Chief Quartermaster District Of Texas,
By order of Brevet N ajor Gen b. @. Buchanan.
CHAS II TOMPKINS,
Br-vet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
Je B-bt Finn Military District.
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RESULT or A LABoRERs' STRIKE-The Ia
borers employed upon the Reading Railroad
coal whsrves at Port Richmond, Pa, who have
been recelymg eighteen cents an hour for tran
sient work, recently represented 10 the officers
OF the road that their wages should be raised 10
twenty-five cents, and their REQ uest was not
acceded TO, they struck work. The Company
thinking this wasa compulsory measure, made
no move towards q redress OF grievances A
tel m hand, with q view TO compromise IL
was found that the amount resliZ@d annually
by these operatives, at eighties cents an hour,
was only $3.50 per annum, winch was not suf-
hcient for q man with a family; and the STATE
ment being made to the President Of the road,
be obtained an advance 20 twenty two aud q
half cents an hour. The Committee reported
this to the men, the offer was accepted. and
they res umed work.
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PROPOSALS.
IHPRovIMEsr OF oGpESsBURo HAR.
BOB,

OswEGo, Y, June S, 1873
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be recsived
et this ON &C until u m, MONDAY, July 8, 1883,
Tor deepening, By dredging, the hArbo Of OgdeRs-
burg, n Y so as TO give twelve feet OF water ct
che lowest stage, in the following places and In the
sxciioS I. On the cutter bar scross tn. chsn.el
into the UPPER harbor, northeAsterly from the
send Is estimated TO require removal
sEcIloN II. Between the bridge the ferry wharf,
and the Rome Railroad depot, where, IL is esti'
mated about 900 cubic yards of very hard "hsfd.
ran" with gravel and small boulders, must be
All the material (Which will be measured In
the scowsl must be dumped at least half . mile
below the outer bar, In deep water, ct point to
1he work must be eommepeed - soon as possible,
ard not later than August IS, 1858, continued AZ
tong a. possible this season, and completed BY the
3Otb % November, 1873
Bidders must propose for the whole work. either
Sy one price per cubic yard for the whole or BIZ
different prices for each section. The esti N ated
quantities named above will be used IN CALCULATING
fhe aggregate Of the bids.
Bids must be made UPON printed blanks, which
Can be procured at this ONCE. or similar written
ones. which must be Pre- perly filed o and signed
., indicated All the Information Possessed At thia
off &c will be given TO bidders but all wishing to
contract are particularly requested to examine II
Ogdensburs before sending in their bids.
CT BLUNT,
Lieutenant Colonel Engineers,
Jegd Brevet Colonel, U. 8. A,