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$50 bushels at 81 09 1900 bushels common at 81 o.
1000 bushels good to prime yellow at 81 l6a1 1s;
$3.50 bushels white Western mixed at 81 10; $50
bushels damp ut 81 O5. Oats-57OC bushels offered:
tine market active and prices rner: sales of 7O0
bushels at at IS cts; 600 bushels delivered at so
c 700 bushels at sc Cts and 100 bushels AT 95 cts
Rye-g40 bushels received sales of 27O buehels at
81 40. and 800 bushels Pennsylvania at 81 as per
Wo1AssEs-Two cargoes Cuba arrived to-day: NO
TRANSACTIONS reported; with light stock prices are
maintained as last quoted.
PRov1sIoNs-Very little stock Offering and holders
arrn quotations here relatively lower than in the
western markets. We note sale Of $4,000 pounds
bulk rib Sides, loose, OF 142lc we quote Shoulders
at 1oa13c nib Sides 143a15c, and clear rib 1870.
Racon-No large sales reported, orders were gene.
1aiv Allied to-day by the jobbers at lac for Should
ers 16c for RIB, and 17c for clear rib Sides. Mess
PORK we quote at s26a26 80 per bbl Lard is better:
a sale of loo tierces Western at 171sc.
R1cF-Is quiet; we quote Rangoon at eMa1O4c,
and Carolina l1ai1 &c per fb. as to quality Received
to-day o 5UO bags Raneoon from Liverpool, and us
tierces from Charleston.
SueAn-Several cargoes from the West Indies ar
lived to-day; market steady but not active We nos-
sales of lao hhds Porto Rico grocery at l11a!3c; ~
hhds Demerara vacuum pan and so hhds taken for
refining. no price given. heaned sugars continue
steady On the basis of 17c for hard, and l6c for
white SOFT crushed.
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Consignees per south Carolina Railroad
April 10.

SIG bales Cotton. IS bales Donestcs 1G02 bags
Corn. so bb.s Naval Stores, cars Wood. car Lum-
Der, car Cattle To G " Williams Co, Graes.r,
Lee, smith l. Co. Thurston & Holmes, Utsey. Y Ken
yon, Railroad agent. W W Smith, j busch, Gold.
smith & Son. J johnson, G Pritchett q Rod.
yelling, W Courtney u Co, G q Walter & Co,
Witte, Pinckney Bros, Rev Forrest, Carr, B
E sloan, Mowry & Co. D Jennings & Co. W Dukes
& Co, C y Averill i sen, J & Minor Co, Laurey &
Alexander; d , BaSer ~ MuiKa1, y bfahe, ABBOTT
Robson Rebmen, D F Fleming & Co, Crave
ley, stent ouse Co, sprague Bros, Upper Il son.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via, Beau.
fort, Bluffton, &c-J W Davies, Mrs Davies, Miss
Davies, 6 P DePeyster, II jerome, 8 Raymond, "
Holme, Fr.dsburg, A Eumsns, F Townsend,
Watrous, NJ Seabrook, Miss Stony, Miss Wood
worth. J Bissicks Nepers, W Dougherty, VIM
Harrison, Grifapg, W Merritt W Collins,
and 10 deck.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Joy in Sorrow.
1Y GERTRUDE II. HAZARD.

We commend to our readers the exQuisiteiy oesuu-
full poem that follows, which We take from tDe ~
port (R. l. Mercury. It Is not often tnal lne
moral truth is expressed with such patnos amu 10
ty OF illustration. Genius and piety nave a,.shls
make plain to our understandings, and I .hat
and dear to our hearts, the rehgloa' pher of the
Borrow is knowledge, and gTlef lne ,, Int when
wise. 1t is hard TO attain to tnls We md our path
attained the darkness becomes 1ght anu o.b ~ an5
however rugged and difficult, becomes & ra solved
STRAIGHT. The darkest problems OF ne aoo0c;,eJ
and are Eeconsea,; !, ana 5s WITHOUT niu reason.
W !; ,e,sant 10 know that the gifted autnoless o.
This tender hymn, though OF the stare o. Ahote -
land By nativity and residence, - s;a.er ~ M
Joseni peace the very able and accomplished SENIOR
isT.partner of Langdon Cheyes
Fasten your souls 60 high. that constantly
The smile of your immortal cheer may toat
Above all foods OF earthly agonies,
p,urifcation being the JOY Of pain
n rhou who art our Father and our Mother
We bow with reverent love unto the Power
which not in wrath, but tenderly and wisely,
Has led our trembling footsteps to this hour
With souls that thrill to the deep bliss OF being
AS keenly as they culver at Life pain,
And eyes that look beyond this mortal seeing,
We know we call not on Thy name In '4ln.
We thank Thee more than for earths feeting pleas.
ures,
For all our withered hopes, for grief and sin,
Which opened to our souls pride-blnded vision
A hidden we'll spring Of pure JOY within.
Well lift to Thee our hands, bereft of treasure,
Standing mid broken idols, round us strown;
o. not in gifts alone, but in bereavements,
Thy love is fully and completely shown.
We mourn no more our fsirest dreams departed,
No tears fail fast above our buried youth;
The spirit knows NO age, kept verdant ever,
By streams unfailing from Thy. fount OF Truth.
Eyes wet by sorrows tears have clearer vision,
Hearts wounded fee, o Healer, unto Thine,
And with the sacred joy ofgrief, Great Spirit
We thank Thee, kneehng at the inner shrine.
That Life bu. shadow is OF Death, the real,
Whose touch dIviner breaks the bonds OF clay,
And forth to rapturous sounds of angel singing
Leads the glad spirit on its homeward way.
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houses and lots in Anson-street, and two va
cant lots in King-street, on which the city
taxes for 1866 and 1867, amounting to S527,
we're not paid, and the two houses and lots IN
Anson-street were sold for said taxes, qnder
lease for five years, and bought in by the city.
The petitioner states that she ls 81 years OF
age, and has paid during her long life not less
than $4,000 to the city government, Dut tnat
now she has no other means OF support than
the rent of the Anson-street property that
having had to pay taxes to the United States
Government, in order to obtain release Oh tne
property, together with repairs and insurance
nearly the whole amount of the income was eA-
bausted. thus rendering her utterly unable 10
pay the city taxes. That having only hte IN
terest in the property, with reverslon 70
minor, she is without the power to sell, ana In
consideration Of all these facts, prays ior an
abatement of taxes due, and restoration OF
the property, or to make some small allowance
ont Of the income for her support.
Mr Snratt proposes, ont of friendship to Mrs:
Cooper, to pay half ,theI taxes, for payment OF
which the property was sold, on condition tnat
it be restored. =,
This case presents strong appeal to the
sympathy of Council, and your committee are
deeply impressed with the hardship OF It, ID
which q lady of extreme old age, who during Q
long life has contributed 80 largely to tne IunGs
of the city government, should now be 80 mucn
| reduced in circumstances as to be unapie 70
pay the taxes on the only property from which n
abe can derive an income. If Council are OF
| the opinion that they can consistently gram
the application, it will afford much gratlhcatlon
to the committee for them to do so, but they
do not feel entirely at liberty to make the re-
cnmmendation JOHN. b. HONOUR.
00''-' R. NJ. BUTLER.
Alderman Whilden moved that, upon the
nayment of taxes and other expenses, the
| nron.rty he released. Adopted.
By Alderman Olney:
The Committee on Accounts beg leave to re-
port upon the examination of the following ac'
couats. find them properly vouched, and re-
commend that they be passed for payment
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WILLIAM T. WRAGG,
henry GERDTS. Committee
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN, Tidal Drains.
1ANEC COCG ROVE

Adopted, subject to the approval Of the bal
ance of the committee.
Alderman Whiden made report of two
members of the Board Of Health, appointed to
examine the looks OF the City Registrar. The
committee recommend that the Registrar be
paid the balance due him. Adopted.
The following annual report of the City
Registrar was received as information, and or
dered to be published:
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copy, properly engrossed, be transmitted by
the Clerk to the widow an6 family Of the de-
ceased.
Adjourned. ". b. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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q. B. OLNEY, | Committee
E. WILLIS, on Accounts.

Adopted.
In the absence of Alderman Wragg, Alder
man Whilden submitted the following report
The Committee on Tidal Drains having ez-
amined the following bills and found them
properly vouched, recommend that they be
ordered for payment. ~ -.
John Wincey, for repairs, &C.. $500 o.
J. W. OBrien & Brother, for oil ...... 90
T. Z. Bessillieu, for carting ............. 81 w
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Marine news.
Port of Charleston. April IL.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty. Savannah, via Beau.
fort Bluffton and Hilton Head. IL bales Cotton 1s
bbls and cases Mdze, SC. To Ferguson, g q In.
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proportioned mortality to population, in 26.Oss,
the entire population being estimated at 35ooo'
The following note to DR.. Pelzer, City Regis
trar. was received Ss information:
CHARLESTON, April 4, 1868.
DgAa Sm: Your letter of the Sd has just
reached me. In reply, ! would beg leave 10
say that Mr.. Weston will accept OF the terms
Say eight hundred dollars, subject to tne
80 VERY We W respectfully, @ ADAM E. GIBSON,
For F, Weston.
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The total estimated number OF prescriptions
prepared and administered in the department.
during the year was about hfty-six thousand
and four hundred.
RECApITCLATION.
Total aumLer Of Deaths in the City during the rear.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
April 10.

60 bales Cotton, ss bbls Naval Stores, Stock, Lum.
ber, Mdze, &c. To Caldwell Son. Graeser, Lee,
Smith Il Co, Williams Co, Adams, Frost & Co, "
Emanuel. Kendall & Dockery, RaveDel CO, Came.
ron, Barley Co, Little, Ihui ston & Holmes, T
Murphy, Major q Parker. Gen W W Burns, G. &
Walter & Co. Howard i Bros, G Bradley, Gaillayd
& Minott. Horris. II Goldsmith Son, Mazyck
Bros & E Prltchett, Marshall, Jr, Davis, G Ryan,
$toney, o Kelly, Sawyer, Bailroad Agent.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, April Z, 1868.
Present. Aldermen Ravenel, Gerdts, small,
ONeill, Willis, Steinmeyer, Olney, Cakes,
Honour, Marshall, Enston, Whilden, Cosgrove,
Butler Pringle-15 members.
In the absence of Mayor Cogswell, Alderman
Honour was requested to take the char.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and confirmed.
The following matters were disposed OF IN
regular order:
Sundry applications for licenses. Referred
to Committee on Licenses.
Petition Of F. L. Cardoza, for four thousand
bricks to pave in front OF his new school build
ing in Bull-street. Granted.
Petition OF W. B. Heriot and John G. Mil
nor, deacons on behalf Of the Wentworth-street
Baptist Church, calling attention to the con-
dition Of the sidewalk in front Of their Par
sonage lot, on the east side OF Pltt-street,
between Bull and Montague streets, and ask
ing for sufficient quantity of brick to put the
same in order-they laying them down
Granted.
Petition of J. C. d. Claussen andJ. Campsen,
praving to have Reaper's alley repaved. Re-
ferred to Committee on Streets.
Communication of E. G. Holland, Superin-
tendent Commercial Wharves, requesting the
publication of the ordinance prohibiting the
throwing Of rubbish into the docks, &C. be-
ceiSed as information.
Petition Of the commissioned officers Of the
Police, praying that their salaries be increased
to the original amounts heretofore paid. Re
ferfed to the Mayor.
The following communication was received as
information, and ordered to be published:
To the Honorabk the Aayor and Aldermen fthe City
,Couneii 81 Chars,ton:
The undersigned, committee appointed by
the Board Of Directors of the Blue Ridge Rail-
road Company in South Carolina, beg leave to
preeentto your honorable body the enclosed
and also ss the sSsss p9 ne
Ridge Railroad, and to csll the early attention
Of the Council to the suggestions therein
made. ;, ~ 49,.
Very respectfully,
NGE0 A. TRENHOLM
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Bv Alderman Honour:
The Committee on Retrenchment and Relief
to:which vas referred the petition of Mrs.
Cooper, praying relief in the matter OF taxes,
same subject, respectfully report:
That Mrs. Cooper has life interest in two
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Communication from E. Bull, r5 latlve 10
c,o;m on the Market Board, was lald Oh the
table. :.,+;o,, uoe referre6
to the Mayor, with the leaIueCSs C"hI. Ins. -1'
mnnicate the same TO General Canby:
To Major-Gsneral E. +. s. Ccnoy' I0H'm@N"'"s ''''
GTSrR.I: @ST We respectfully beg to bring to
vo1r attention the matter OF couectlon oI rents
IN the city. The absence OF prompt remedy
for collection OF rents entails sreats nsIosnig
npon land owners, who have to pay State anu
citv taxes on real estate hired out.
By the civil law of the State landlords were
entitled to the common law remedy OF distress
to enforce payment Of arrears OF rent. Land
lord and tenant made their contracts IN reia-
ton to that law.
By military order distress for rent has been
abolished or suspended, and no other process
or remedy for the purpose has been SUBSTITUTE
ed. The provision for removing the tenant does
not compel the payment of rent. Those VINO
have to pay taxes on real estate, many OF them
widows and orphans, naturally look to the rents
OF the premises for that purpose; but while
they are obliged to pay the taxes, they are de-
prived of all remedy for the rents.
The memoriaasts respectfully suggest: some s..b
modification of the military order on this SUD-
iect: which will enable the landlord in reason
able time to compel the payment OF rent by
the tenant.
And your memorialists will ever pray, &c.
Petition Of Robert Turner for permission
to put up temporary shed on premises Hasei-
street. Granted, during the pleasure OF Coun-
Gil.
Notice of the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the Northeastern Railroad Company
Received as information.
Application of John d. Devereu1 Tor per
mission to repair houses No. Atlantle-street.
Referred to Committee on Brick and WOODEN
Buildings. ,o.o .,,.
Return of City Sheriff for March. 1868, show
inp SIG Ss9 95 collected and paid into the city
treasury. Received as information.
Sundry bills referred to respective commit
tees. co;+,oe
on Accounts.
By Alderman Steinmeyer:
The Committee on Licenses beg leave TO re-
port favorably upon the application OF >; d.
Happoldt, for permission to open Shootlne
Gallery. No. 119 Meeting-street. They recon-
mend that upon the payment of 500 to the City
treasurer. the Clerk of Council be authorized
to issue the license.
Respectfully submitted. ..,
q. B. CAKES.
JAMES COSGROVE.
The Committee on Licenses beg leave to re-
port upon the examination OF the following ap,,
pications for licenses, and recommend that
they be granted, viz:
LICENSE TO PACE LOOSE COTTON.
S. q. Oppenheim, Gideon Hamilton, e. v.
Ancker g. Co.
AUcr1oNEER's LICENSE.
Isaac Y Westervelt.
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SOUTH cAROL1EA RAILR0AD.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFTCE
CHARLESTON, y. c., March %, 1858. :
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH 18TH, THE'
" PASSENGER TRAINS of the South Carolinnl
Railroad will run rs follows:
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2anbmirtbibaft.
g d er { n Der g 9afe.

Die S9afl4ur otwcbl cine einfaGe
Mrbeit, 1T etne&uni, porin ,,ur praris
bic n6tbiae Tertiateit Seben fam. Sn
ben metlten 0e9encen, no Sdafe &C.
balten merpen> 9ibt Is Yerionen, mel9e
aus rem S6eren Elm 0elaaft MAIDEN,
IL lan9e ba0elte 9ebt, uno Is 1T cprz
tbeilbaft> oiefelben BET 9uten 269nen gu
bei9dftisen. Alnerfabrene @rbeiter
i9neicen lei9t Die @pue uneben unp
serieBen rie 9aut pe5 Ibieres gan; er>
b1rmli1.
s. lit mimi dsnswertb, rab fir rtele
Nrbeit eute6 @etter semdblt perce> "a
bic Gdafe trofen l1,,p rein ietn mll1en;
eine 8epin9un9, bic bel re9neriidem
@etter unn,Seli9 erfaut peroen fam.
0ewinentafte Mufmertl amfeit iibt etnen
melentliden GinHuB ouf ZEN preis Der
Wcle.
Wdblt n,an cie Sheunentenne gum
Sderen> ME ries Asppbnlid Ter Tau
1T, | . treitt man zen Staub aus Dem
8ppen NIT etntsen 1relhHeselidld9sn
UNI fsbrt i'm pann rein. Man febrt
piecer aus, n'enn he Shur rpriber
1T.
Nadpem man rts Saafe in cen6of>
| raum sslai'en, meroen eini9e auf einMal
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Der J)eltl WI uVtl W. SttttH. SN|'
beipen Md6te 1inp !: bic fatbpl. Stride,
welde Die @obrbeit unr Nutoritdt be-
bauptet unr beitdti9t UNI Die Neoolutt>
on, >pelde bic @abrbeit uuc Nutcritdt
ldusnet unp befamp{t. Die Mnsri1e
oeridierener &e9ierunsen sesen pie&ir-
DIT, bic @erfplaunaen ein;elner Yarteten
inb nur bic belcnpern &dn1pfe iii cieiem
erp6en alteemeinen &riess, rer 5tpilden
rer Babrbeit unc rei1, Srrtbum> srtz
iden @lauben UNI %lln9lauben, Out
unp BDle, allsett unc iiberaQ fprt9elebt
miro.
Sn pislem 9roeen Geiitertampfe ipie>
len bic 0esp9euen &anpnen nur cine
unterseoronete NoQe. neil ite Die Speen
ntdt pernidten unr ;erit6ren t6nnen ;
Die Yre7e jeood lit cine Der mdd,ti9ften
0ertbeici9uns5mittel. Diele 9batlaz
den iteut 1T unlerer 3eit Niemaro mebr
in Mbrepe. IS Fat 3iemlid lau9e &C.
oauert Bis ote&atholifen iol6e6 erfannt
unp be9riHen baben unb itA ent1dlpicn
aud pom eieler Wafe @ebraud 81 ma
den.
Seit eini9en Sabr3ebnten baben fle
;rpar AUDI oiele5 Wittel ben(iBt aber
~feine5we95 III 1uldem Craze, wie IS
bite 9eldeben mii1en. Gte tatbolilden
Bldtttr iinp nod nt9t 3ablrei9 9eru9
unc ,perpen AUDI ntdt 9eni9enc I'M
teri tust, Elm 3et9en> oab bic 8atbolifen
I'M Muaemeinen bic @t9tt9fett rer ia
tboliihsn Yrei1e nod ni@t 9eb6ria be-
s~reifen. Sn ptelen Ser taaten ). g.
100 bic 3ettunsen slei9lam mie riepil<
;e auF9teben, son wel@en ctele barntz
los, rer sr6bte Sbeil aber entldtepen
sefdbrlib it, ra btlpen Die finf Miutz
pneu &atbplifen enti9term Den ie9s<
ten Ibeil Der Oeiammtbep6lferun9, unc
ipllts rarum audi Der iedSts She'll Der
8ldtter pie fattolilden Snterei1en rerz
tb~eipigen.
Statt oe1en aber beitgen mir taum
Is tatbplilde 8ldtter, 400 MIR ceren All
200 baben lol1ten. llnp piele went9en
fatholilden Blatter perpen nod tbeilz
wetle 10 lau unter itiibt, oas ite NUT DUFF
ert notbpirftis ibr Dalein friltsn t6n>
1,el.
SAT- Die 51li:e oerlslten iidern ben
5erau6Aebern faum rte ermadlenen
Mu6lasen. dep liefert ben 8emei6.
paB 5auienpe RON &atbplifen bic WtGz
ttafeit rer fatboltlden prele nod ntdt
%beareifen. Sn cieler Besiebuns bleibt
uns nod @ieles gu tbun itrts uno
f0nnen mir in ptelem Stide nod @iez
les rpn uniern 0esnern lerneA Nu4
in BE fem Stife milf len mir frdftt9lt
,ul ammenmirfer, Inn Der Wabrbett
gum Siese gu yerbelfen, wesbalb mir
Nae rieies 70 mddti9e Mittel per prei1e
ua6 &rdften unterltiiyen lolten. @er
timer ris Tdbisteit beliyt quite, ddtta@
tbpltihe Mrtifel ;u liefern, Ger ioute
nidt i1umen Seitrd9e gu liefern, mdb>
reno rie uebri9en tradten ipQten> piele
fathpli1ben @abrbeiteu IN wetteiten
&reiien befannt su MAIDEN. @ud cur9
Die Yrel1e mulien mir uniern 0esnern
cas- @leidgewidt balten, AUDI papur6
ibrs Nn9riTe abidla9en uup ibre eusen
unp gerldumcun9en an ZEN Stranger
iteuen, 1obalp ile it9 an cas 5a9e5lt9t
,pa9en.
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&atbpliiDe S1dtter.

3mei 0epaltei1, snei Mddte iteben
li9 in unierer 3eit fa%Gnpiberstt, prblsez
riitet se9sniter uno belize rinsen nad
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Sbtller mnb S6mibt

ND. PAP. Orttte Strabe, ct. paul.
8ir empieblen unisr ausss3ei6nssss Eager in GUnoitrrei.
Maaren Der umfansreidfea Gasuatd, iseann Candies,
We 8leidf1us MAIDEN mir dufmertian,, Bag nit pbisem
@eidIft cine Mefouraticn %rerbunten III, In pelher Der
~sifFeilae 9eini&meder isinsn @aunen::su ndtisen greiisn
uniere rSertbe RuuSldaft sard stns rssas unc rromste Be
eienuns jill ~aeuiauen: iuhen pe7osr.
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DRoPosaLs FOR BEEF CATTLE.

Ohoe CRtef Cou1r7iSSaTg Of SsbsiaSHce,l
. DsparImeA Of DakOta,
II Pdkt, MINI, June S, l3l3
Seated Proposals lin dnplicatei will be received
at bic Once and also the ON &c o. the Chief
; Department Of the Platte Omaha Nebraska
eA.il - h0hDAf- Juns q, lsss. fsr furnish
6eIivesed at Fort Randall. d r.. with fonr hun
aI 90 o. head good fat Beef Cattle the hooi,
0se hundred 100 head to be delivered by July
one hundred 0OeD head more by August 10. 1873.
One hundred (l0oj bead more By September 10,
And the rs@sinins one hundred uooJ head BY
Ihsy must average shout o,o pounds sross
Years OF age All less than three (3l aud seven
1tyears OF age and ell falling short Of 20 pou uds
gross weight, bulls, stags, aud cows, will be re-
bach bid, to secure CONFEDERATION, should con-
tsiu written guarantee tsinilar to the one re
CURED BY my advertisement Of March S, 1873, for
sest Xss from two resgponble parties for the
ne responsibility Of the guarsntOrs musf be-
shown ~ the oficia certificate Of the CLERK OF the
esre.i District Court, or Of the United States Dis
trIst Attorney, to be enclosed with the bid.
b'd6ers should ,be present to respond te their
bids and prepared to give the necessary bands
The Goyernment reserves the right to reject any
Payment to be made after the Cattle ara dslivsrss
and accepted. IL funds are hand if NONE on hand
TO Be made as coon IS received
po-sis for Fresh Beef, and addressed either 10
Lieut. Col j II Barriaer, T. 5. I'm aha Nebraska
81 TO Lieut.. Col. J. III. Gilman, q. 8, saint Paul,
IN. proposals will be opened al both places ct l.
n June q. iSS-
II hid 10 in to g name ~ frm their names and
poet 80 &c address must APPEAR
Capt and c. 8 Bvi Lieut. Gel. q S.h.,
JeI5-6t Chief U. ;, Dept. of Dakota.
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PAyNAsrERs OFEIcI. q 8. NAVY, . =
10. 29 BRoApwky,NKw YORK, June TO- 1850
iioee will b 3: TeTs,sd at thi; oss HniI
supplies, which must be Of the very bsst auaiity'
6eiivered Immediately, free of expense. at the
New York Navy Yard, subject to the usual To- poe.
BUBEAU VF STEAM xNGINEERISa.
is large SIZE, ooubie worm, Fresh W Ater Distil-
!sIs, eonnection. and tubes to bs composition
Tube 6oalsrs, 81 Syphon Pumps. IA inches t. 5
inches; Lavbacks Universal Portable Drilling
Machines; I steel STANDARD Metre, Brown 3
inch down; Portable Gas Stands. Wish f asnibis
tubes End shades compiete; 1 Portable Key seat
Cutter; 3400 lineal feet double and 400 neai feet
ell we'll tanned, machine stretched and double
riyetted; 100 gallons Olive Oil: 30 pieces clear
White Pine Timber. fsx9x25 feet long, dressed on
Argers. assorted; 4 dczsn Belt Punches \ finch
hole, all steel; 4 Hsndvicss, stubos' 81 inches
3dozen Black Sable Lettering Pencils; 10 yards
isSp:v;se Cloth 80 bundles Hoop Iron, light; 500
I5dolen Lamp Chimneys, assorted dozen Spirit
Level Sisi., gr9Ggnd; I gallon Gold LseaEsr; 6
Hair Saws; 50 papers Glaciers Points; s Cleaning
Brushes assorted gross Gas burners, Gleason s;
- ga. Bracket Secks, heavy; :. inch and 4 Inch;
Brackets, 4 inch and !. finch with Burners. com,
plete 100 Bracket Tips. : inch aud I, inch; toD
pounds Gas Filters Cement; set Critchiey's Xxx.
panding Beamers. = inch to inches, lS In number
and an assorted class Of Stationery.
nss Pc a3d
Engineer W. W W WOOD, at the Eavyyard
Responsible security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded. Blank forms
GEO PLUNKETT.
Je 292t Paymaster, United States Navy