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EVENING STAR.


Tc-dsy's New Orleans Repsslloaa viii oos-
tam . new prociamafioe from fae ReglstrsuSa
Board, modifying thoe- previously Issued %
conform 20 the onRibas all. providing tasl
The Governor elect shall convene The Assembly
sfter the ball becomes . Law. Atso coaioI mag
that part relsting 20 the inAngurstion OF c va
ofhcers 20 the ssid bill.
The rowing match between Hamili ana Coui-
ser a. Phiisdeiphis yesterday resulted an
another failure. Coulter broke an oar on the
thsrd put, ana Hsnnl rowed slowly over the
course, and was deetsred the winner. he rnsfe
the i've miles "A tasr'y-etght minutes AMI
The case Of 0eorse r Raby, colored men-
Der OF the Texas Convention, ana delegate 20
me Chicago Convention. against me sseam-r
d. SSrran, LOT sSsSs Tor TetasIss pas age IA "a.
oy Jpdee Durrn, awarding him $3.50 dsmAs-s
The commission appointed 10 inquire into
the expulsion OF General N. SgaArJ from tn.
PhiladelpAsa Presb ytsry is IN session. bet has
been unable 10 Obtain the AttendSnce of W.T.
nesses OF 70 obsstn the ofhclal acton OF tas
Pesbytery on the matter.
AT Auants, Ga. there are twsuty EIGHT pus-
oners from COLUMBUS undsr gnsrd. some o.
them m close c-ils. IL Is said they are oa.rgss
with the Ashburn assassination arrested a. ta-
instance OF Washington detective.
The dispatch Of yesterday stating that ioig-
ment had hem rendered against the Uuioa Pa
e.fic railroad for four and hsif mtlIiOu dsl-
lars. should have Rad Union Pacific rsilrs1d.
eastern division.
The " stking match OF ore hundred mia. IA 2
purse OF $500, between weston Ana Topl4,
the English pedestrian. commeuced an Rsstso
yesterday afternoon, al NysaC Park
Gustsyus Riddle, recently from New yors
threw himself from the NTH sleIs OF . hoos@ an
Phiiadeiphn Yesterday. aud died on has WAY
to the hospital.
Large Quantities Of ammunition srrivet ~
Toronto yesterday from England, TO Be- us-d
the reception OF the Fenisns during taeu next
visit.
The trial Of Deacon Andrews, for TIE narday-
OF Holmes in Massachusetts. will not tA.-
plsce before November next. The GRAD lury
have indicted him for wiIful murder.
The Atlantis (Ga.l Consultations contains =
card from Gen John Il. Gordon. declining tn
use OF mis- name for United States S~nsfor
The fourth anniversary Of he sinking OF tas
Alabama was celebrated at the Boston NAVY
Yard yesterday.
large number Of persons from Georges -
the New York Convention.
Several seizures Of small illicu stills occurred
yesterday IN Port Richmond.
The old Qualifications AT Queoec, CansdA are
to be pulled down.
More troops have arrived 81 Montreal, Can
ada, from England.
The crops are promising IN Georgia.
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ESCAPE or HORSE THIEP.-On Tue,dsy
evening mulaito man, named George GANGS
or Burgess, while being conveyed 70 the Asy-
lum for Insane Freedmen, at Richmond. nv
Sheriff White, Of Loudon county. lesped from
me fredeIlcksburg cars, when near Thornton .
Crossing. about seven miles above thar civ
and escaped into the woods. Some seven OF
elent months ago the prisoner was arrested "a
Georgetown, u. O., while trying 10 dispose OF (.
couple Of horses stolen from a resident of Lon
don county, Va. Being SURRENDERED up for
ulal on the demand Of the Governor of yr-
gina, he was taken To Lees burg and piace1 !,
laii Tor trial, the prisoner was found 90 have
been extensively engaged an the unauthoriz.d
appropriation of horse flesh, the loss OF no le,s
than seven being traced 10 him. About tae
une tbe case was 70 be called, the prison
aoopted he wlsesi course possible under the
circumS tances, and became sscrazy a. a hat
bug The court made several attempts 20 t-y
MN, Dut me paroNlsms Of insanity seizina or
MN with redoDbied violence 81 each attempt
an oIoeF wac entered for his being carTie, a
the insane Asylum. At Richmond. He rproy-
ereo me- sanity within seven miles ofthst pIsca
Alexandria Journal
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PROPOSALS,
OF OGDENsBURo 8Aa.
Il BORN. Y, - =. - =
u. B, ENGINERRs OFFICE,

o. I HSsISKsRy o5IIeE, ,.af
seAied rropoee!e, In duplicate, will be received
81 this once until II m, MONDAY, July 8. 1855
for deepening, By dredging, che hArbor Of Ogden
burg, ~ n % o. % give twelve feet of water ct
TIE leses stag IN the following places s0d In the
sscIIoa / fon the outer bar across the channel
into the upper harbor, norfheasterly from the
Light houses where about Is 80 cubic yards Of hard
eand 10 estimated to require removal
SECTION III. betveen the bridge the ferry wharf,
and the Rome Railroad depot, where, 10 is esti
mated shout 1900 bic srds Of very hard hard
psn. With gravel and small boulders, must be
All the material (which will be measured IN
tue scossl must be dumped at least half o mile
Fellow the outer bar, in deep water, at . point 70
1heWork must be commenced q. soon - possible
and not later than Aagust ~, 1855. Continued As
ns e this ssssoa, And oompis'ed b. the
Bidders must propose for the whole work, either
BY one price per cubic yard for the whole, or By
diferrnt prices for each section. The est mste1
quantities named above will be used in calculating
the aggregate OF the bids. 81.
Bids must be made BON printed blAnks, which
can BE- procured at this ofice, or similar writtsn
ones which must be prc perry nlied . and signed
a. indicated All the isformAflon possessed 1t this
OF &c will be gwen bidders but ali Wishing to
Contract are particularly requested to examine Of
Oedensburs before seeding in their bsds.
q. =. BLUNT.
Lieutenant Colonel In iueers,
Ieetd Brevet Colonel, e S A.
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.DBoPosALs FOB COIN.

OFFICE CHEF QUARTE
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
hKw ORLEA ", La, June IL lSis
'oeHed fIOposals, In duplicate, will be recei we'd
QEtl II ClOck mon, on WEDNESDAY the rat
DAP Ot July 1855 for furnishing the Quartarrnas-
Tel " partment with Corn, an equal number
Of POGEes OF oats or Barley, in SACKS NJ places and
IL Quantities as follows: "
Austin, Texas, [, so bushels
OFT lnge. 80 bushels
fOTt Clark, 800 bushels
f0rt Duncan, $500 bushels
CIT stockton. Il 900 bushels
foTt Dssis, 9JDo BASKETS
hort bliss, $50 bushels
Tort asoR, loo bushels
Sort Concho, IA lee bushels
Tort Qultman, g. $50 bu sheIs
OFT Richardson, Z go be shells
Port Griffin, coo bushels
bort MC kayit, 500 bushels
lamp Verde, 10 bushels.
lnese amounts, however. may b. somewhat
heIlneJ before the day of letting tbs contracts.
an ot1s 20 furnish the above must be for good Z,
sound nero hantsble shelled Corn. Oats Bar
hCeT " ~
Delivery to Commence by the first day of Au-
gust 1913 aud 10 proceed at the rate of not less
than one third Of the whole amount per month
uoosy supplied ~ such rate.
Satisfactory evidence of the sOlyency of each
BIDDER aud person offered as security will be re-
The right Is reserved to REJECT any or all bids
Proposals must be plainly endorsed " PROPOSAL.
Tor Corn, and addressed to Brevet Brig. Gen J.
Potter Chief Qusrtermsster District Of Texas.
BY otoer of Brevet N sjor Gen B C. Buchanan,
OHAS TOMPKINS,
Breyet Brig. Gen. and Chief Qusrtermaster,
Ie B-N Fifth Military District
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DRoPosALs ToR FURNISHING FUEL IN
Il The FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT.
CHIEF QrARIERMAsTER's OFFICE,
fIRsT MILITARY DISTRACT, !


fIRsT MILITARY DISTRACT.
RICHMOND, VA June II, 1873 \
seal Propoe ais will be received at this ornce
TAI SAT RDAf. June IS, 1855, ct l2 clock m
ioE Gpply ing the United States Government with
2 eel understandable OAK WOOD, in such Quanti-
Ties as may be required by the Quarterma,ters
department 20 supply the troops stationed st the
following posts for the ensuing twelve months.
The wood TO be delivered At the quarters OF the
troops as 10 may be required, free OF the
GO'erDmeut. snd subject to measurement and in
-psctIOn delivery.
The approximate amount supposed to be reauiret
tt each post per month l. below desi gnAted.
Richmond loo cords. Camp Or ant 30 cords secg-
rity required s5600, Fort Monroe $50 cords sscuri
u reqUre 81 UoO, Nor folk % cords security re-
quired 500; Petersburg le1 cords. security re-
Guired 81 o0o; williamsburg Is cords security re-
Iufred $500; Huruenot Springs. POwhatan ceru-
u. . cords. security required 500. Fsrmvitie =
cords, SECURITY required 500, Marion IS cords. Sc
cUrity required s5o: Lexington % cords, security
re11ireo Sss; hrederteksburg Is cords security
IeGulreo sS2. Wsrrentou IS cords, security
gured IS 0; Winchester 3 cords security required
separate bids will be received for each OF the
above posts. secornr snied By satisfactory guar Am
tee "a the given sum Only such a are for 1o,d
merchandise Oak Wood will be Considered
The Chief Qusrterma ster reserves the RICH, Of
TeJectiHg any or all bids that he may deem too
bizh -
Psynents to be made for the amount deli vereA
during each month.
By command OF Brevet MAJOR Gen Geo stsne-
man. commanding LIST Militsry Dis trict.
JAMES NJ MOORE.
Brevet fLieutsnant Colonel and Quarterm aster
U; 9. A., Chief Quartermaster lst Military Dis
trict. ie7-4t
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- Bergh has Informed Mayor Hoffman a 4
New York tnat hydrophobia oaly af,iictE ma
euiine dogs, and that feminine representstiyes
OF me canine unlike those Of the humane spe
caes, never get mad. Bergh therefore asks th.t
ours OF me eentier sex may be spared the hor-
rors Of the pound =
- DIR. Charles n. Miller. q young cstor~d
man. who graduated In March last from "a.
Medical School Of Harvard Universssy. hss a.
uved an Baltimore. and proposes to estxs.,.n
himself as physician 20 his race or any osn.r
who may be disposed 20 call his professioe al
services IN reQuisition-
~The isboring men Of san Fuue,sc, 49,.
esgnt millions Of dollars In the Oity SayInrs
Bank. p q s'---s
~wmre six parssoIs with feather trtan,..
are . feminine novelty. p .
49, tnan hail the number OF cadets IN.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
YALE OF CONDEMNED ORDINANCE.

GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
WATERIowN ARsINAL, d ASS, June Is 1853
Will be sold at public auction, in South Bostou
on the lot between sixth and Seventh and o and p
stres ts 1t ii O'Clock m, on the 30th Of June the
following 0rdnance and Ordnance Stores, viz:
Ia Iron Cannon,
Iron Projectiles, and
Iron 6kids.
:, To be delivered to purchasers where they now
lie, and to be removed therefrom at the cost Of the
q. p. KINQoBURY,
Lieut.. Col Ordnance.
IeVot Brevet Brig. Gen. Comd'g.
SALE OF UNeERvICEABLE QUARTER
~ MASTERS STORES AND CLOTHING,
CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGR.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs OFFIcE,)
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
,,, . RICHMOND, Va, June IL, 1863
Will De sold BY public auction, at the Govern
meat Storehsuse, in this city, on TUESDAY June
=, 1903 AZ III o clock q. m. assor tmept o un-
sSISleeabie Quartermaster Stores. and CIothine
Sam1 a9d Garrison Equipsge, Consisting Of Grain
sscks, Horse Brushes, Currycombs. Wagon Bows
Pipe, Yield hests, Metallic Scales IA aversacks
Blankets. &c. s' !" ooion
The above Stores will be sold in quantities IN
suit purchasers, and must be removed within two
days from date of sale.
Terms Cash, IN Government funds
BY csmm and of Breyet Major General GeorOa
stoneman, commanding First Military District
JAS NJ. MOORE
Bvt; Ut: Col. and Q. MI. S. Army,
JeUT Chief O. n. First Military District
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DRoPosALs FOR PAVING BRICKS.
CaisJ Cnarfsrn7astsT'S 01srs.
r. NJ.

fUSf lIIlgf1rV DtSfrtcf.
Richmond, Va. June IS, lsiS.t
sailed Proposals will be received at this once
uhtii MONDAY, June p. 1873, at Il O'Clock m for
II TulsbIBg the Government with 100 D 0 one hmm
cred thousand Paving Bricks, more or less for use
giuis
delivery to be made 1t the Railroad Depot or
bln, 'redericksburg. Virginia, and must be- com
pleted Within t45) forty ve days from the date OF
All Bricks Contracted for under this advertise
ment VIII be rigldly inspected, And such do not
prove o. good merchantahfe quality win be re-
&c ell aynlent to be made on the com pletiOn Of
the Centract.
Proposal. must be addressed to the undersignef
iro shoI ID be plainly marked Proposals for
Paving Brick >
The names Of two responsible ssreties in tie
-Umot SIX hundred osoUl dollars must accom-
psny each proposal Satisfactory evidence Of the
r-sPonsibility OF the sureties must ais. be fur
sfheChief Quartermaster reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids that he may deem too high
b. order of the Quartermsster GENERAL
JAMES N. MOORE,
Bvt. 1t Col and q. U g. A,
e h-N Chief q VI LIST Military District.
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PROPOSALS.
PRoPosaLs fof sraTIo1Esy,

- Wan DsrARrNsrr, Ju,s S, ls1
s :. : hi ' 81 ssas
&. s:s: sssr :ssias sss 81
The 9 stionery nsst be Of the b... an atty.
The ssees..fa Ssas. si rs s. G rsaui..d 70 s,.
bond, with speroved earetes. for the faithful fal.
The g s.s q. e: :: L NJ.
deem proper, and 70 increase OF diniuish the
Articles not nsnsd in tss schsdsls below srs
to be furni.hed st the option OF ths Dspartm emf,
PAPER MADE OF LINEN STOCK.
Z, rssm ~. pissStsh Gap, weighing Is pounds
40 r..n-. FcoIsess, ruled or plain. weighing Il
SO tssns ou.rto Post. ruled or plain. weighing 70
90 Isams oqsr'9 Post, ruled Or plain, weighing -
10 lss"s Note s.P Pspss s sss sf OF p..
20 ram. Note Psper, ruled Or plain, headed per
7 . Ss:s: S sIsssIss ss: :s:f
rss%s fH1.sSpe Paper. hus .. ysl!o. ros.
leo 10 nnvsloIes ooctsi sizes plain
80 30 Inss:ps:, sss.r .iss.. sHtr. heavy. headed
80 90 EnyeIols.. letter sizes. s1sr. hs.,y. headed
.oo Is per pattern pattern No.
s.Ss sS SsiiI sF Sol g Pens
so dozen r.bers or American Lssd Pencil oo.s
% dozen r.lers Or American Lead Pencil oo.s
beo and Blue PenCik
140 dozen Penheldsrs
81 dozen Ivory FOLDERS
| 10 dozea krasers, ivory handles
10 dozen Rogcr's or Wosteuhoims four blade PEN
knives
4 dozeh Scissors
dozen Shears
I, g dozen Noyn.1d kOyss, Black ms, sa,r.s
20 dozen French Oarmine
8 dozen Inkstands, Diapers, Whitnsy's, or equal
quality
| Joe Peunds Sealing Wax. scarlet
80 pounds India-rubber, prepared
| ~ dozen SIR Taste, assorted colors
s dozen Bed APE, In pieces, assorted
100 dozen rolls ned Tape
900 pounds Linen Twiue
3 dozen lay 60 Jars Mucilage, with brushes
| 10 dozen quart bottles Mucilage
| lO dozen Blank Books
| ~ dozen pack Visiting Cards
| dozen Pen Racks
! 10 dozen Rulers
500 gross India rubber Bands, assortei
dozen Memorandum Books
6doZen boxes Notarial Seals
dozen Portfolios
2dOZen boxes Ey elets
dozen Eyelet PUNCHES
| dozen Letter File.
/ IS dozen Writing Fluid
| 5dOzen Letter Clips
! 10 pounds Sponge
\ SdoZen Gold Pens and Holders
1 Us yards Tracing Linen
| dozen Sponge Cups
! dozen Paper Weights
\ 20 toxes Patent Paper Fasteners
/ IL Ruling Pens. job ,9kT
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nSAt Groton Junction, Mass, on Sstufds,
last young woman named Lowell, on her
way TO visit friends IN Fiichburg. on leaving
the cars discovered thai ner pocket an her dress
bad been cut, and six hundred and Eanet-eu
dollars lt contained stolen or picked" Wh4s
she knew her loss she screamed most fsarfullx
and became unconscious. The stolen mouey
" as the svaiIs OF the work OF long wears an IN.
Lowell Mills.
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
y WASHINGTON, May 8, Noon, 1861.

RALTIMOBk AND OHIO RAILROAD,
= WAsHINeT0N n, May 8, noon, 1861.
~ 81 81
ncRs' s Ssys,p AFR
are now run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
. leave daiiy, except Sunday, ct TOO 500, and l38
,. H. and ZOO, and $50, and rs D. n. ;"
lOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
ana ss Gsy' except Sunday, st7:oo O. m, and 10
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH or ANNApo.
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave at 900 and zoo Q. m, and ct 100 And -
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at ZOO .. m. and 430 D. m. No trains 70
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave at 500 Q. m. and 80 and SIS ,. n
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave ct 500 . n. and $50 and 84S D. m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, ats:
M ~ ana s.s 2; N.
On sunday ct l:sO and s:ls p n, only, CONNECTING
Of Delay Station with trains from Baltimore e
Wheeling, Petersburg, &c.
ROUGH TICKETS 70 the West can DO had a
the Washington Station Ticket Once Ct all hour
In the day, ~ we'll ~ ct the new once, 4O6 Penn
sylvania avenue, where arrangeunents can Dc
z sde to check baggage at hotels or private resi-
For New York, Philadslphia, and Boston. a.
7. WILSON, Master Of transportation
L: n. COLE, General Ticket Agent
ocS GEO. b. kOONTZ, Agent, Wsshfngtou,
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ANOTHER COUNTY TREASURER RoBsK,
On Tuesday night some unknown persoas a.
tered the Treas urer's Office of Clinton county
Ohio, at Wilmington. and knocked down the
treasurer. DIR. A Hackett as he was depositiny
the receipts OF the DAY IN the vault Tn.
thieves. after binding and gsgeing Mr. Hsclett
took $500 from the vault and made TIER e.
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RAILROADS,
A AND Z. RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY. June g. the Traina

e
Leave ANNAPOLIS $50 a. m arrive at Junction
80 a. m. Baltimore s:B
tion ass, Baltimore $50 m
Leave BALTIMORE at 90 Q. m, arriv We at juno
tlop 7:e5. Annapolis q. m
Leave BALTIMORE at 8 50 p. m, arrive ct juno
ten 40, Annapolis 6: 10 D M
Leave WASHINGTON at g. N arrive at juno
ton 7:55, Annapolis . a. m
Leave WASHINGTON at 40 p. n, arrive ct
JUNCTION !: 26, Annapolis 6 80 p. m.
The Trains connect with Philadelphia, New
York, and Western Trains, morning and evening.
No trains on Sunday except specially ordered.
BY order. JOHN A. BALDWIN,
ge6St General Ticket AgeES
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pROPosALs FOB STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE. June 2, 1858
=, Sealed PROPOSALS TOR furnishing Stationery for
the year ending June 81, 1859. will be received ct
IL O'Clock N.
An estimate Of the quantities viii h will be need
90, anc blank forms for bidding. containing full
inform alton, have bsen prepared, which will be
furnished upon app iC alton.
Address "PrOP1ssls," Department of State,
Washington, ID. G. lie 4-law4t
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pRoPosALs ROB SUBSISTENCE STORES

Proposals IN duplicate wiH be received at W ater-
town Arsenal. Mass. " to IL o'clock N. HI RS
DAY, June ., 1905, for the following articles of
Subsistence. all to be Of the best quality.
samples Of Flour, illinois or Ohfo.l Beans,
Rice, Coffee, sugar. sosp, Salt and Pepper, 10 be
furnished With proposals..
samples before del very and all to be deli vsred a
Wstsrtovn Arsenal on or before July 10Th prox.
No bids Mess Pork
100 bbi.. Bacon, Shoulders and sidesl
78 bbls- Extra Flour
500 ibs. Pee Beans
100 lbs. Rice, (Caroiinal
100 lbs Rio Cos ., green
500 lbs Brown Sugar
g. xallsns Vinegar
CD ibs soap, yellow
GO lbs Salt, ehned
IS lbs. Black Pepper
Second Lieutenaat Of Ordnance.
Us A. Army. sad a. @. o.
WsTEnTowH ARsZNAL, MAS, June n. isa
Jel9N
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a U CONTRACTORS FOR DREDGING.

u. B. fNGINEERs OFFICE.
BuRLING TON, W., June S, 1853. Z
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under.
-ianed until the 9th instant, for the immediate re-
naval OF about u 90 ards Of sand from the shoaI
now Existing between the Break waler and the
Hharves OF the HArbor of Plsttsburgh, New York
be material awaited will be measured in the
boats under the direction of agent of the Gov.
eThment, and will be conveyed by the persous who
P-rform the dredging. beyond the breakwater. aud
deposited III the Lake. or received by the United
states as soon a. placed in the boats.
Bids Tor performing this work. in either manner
are solicited. The proposals will be opened at IL
NJ. aud bidders are Invited to be present.
Proposals must be in duplicate, gusrant sed. aud
made out according to prescribed forms blanks
Tor which may be obtained at this once. They
should be endorsed :. Proposals for Dredging har-
h1r Of Piattsb VI II" and addressed to
- j. w. BARLOW.
teb 70 Byt Lieut. Col, u. =. A.
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:, BY virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Ephrsim
corded in LibeI N: q. t.. No. 81 folio 49, aud AZ
the request Of the holder Of said notes, will offer
June next ct O'Clock p. m on the premises Lot
numbered u, situated in subdivision of Square No
~, IN the city OF W ashington. between Z and
streets north the said Lot fronting Is feet inche,
on 81 loot wide alley, and running back to the
depth OF IS feet to an foot wide alley - Wv
Terms: One half cash; residue OF the purcba.A
money In twelve months, with interest All CON-
purchaser LETTER j HURLEY. Trustee
Is lot COOPER A
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DROPOs1Ls FOE HR6T fK1f5F0ET,
u TON. ~


-..f Firm MILITARY DISTRICT.
NEW ORLKAks LA May ~, 1858 v
seeled Proposals., IN du PlteAts. will be rseei we'd
a. this sfhce until 4 ukSDAT, the o0sh OF June
next, at II O'Clock n for the trans portatioo OF
Military Supplies from the date Of contract 20 the
hrst day OF January, 1870, on the following route
Route No.i-Fron Austin to Fort Riehsrdson
Fort 6Iitin. Fort Uoucho and all military posts
aAd Campo that arc or may be -tAbl shed in Texas
Austin.
Bidders will state the rate Der one hu udrsd IN
miles IT which they viii transport att su pp plies
Bidders should give their names 10 iuli Is well
e their places OF silence. and each proposal
should be eoeoppanisd By bond in the sum Of ten
Thousand ll00ol dollars, signed by two or moro
responsible persona, guaIanteeng that in case me
contract ararded for the route men toned in the
proposal to the parties proposing, the contract
will be accepted and entered into, aud good And
sufficient security furnish cd by said parties in &C
oot dance With the terms of this I'D vertisemsnt.
The amount OF bonds required from the con
trsetor viii be hfty thousand dollars go o0o, dol
Satisfactory evidence OF the soivsncy of each
bidder and person offered - security will be re-
Forms of contract may be seen at the oohcss of
the Chief Quartermaster District of Texas. q Aus
tin, the Depot Q nartermaster at San Antonio, Tex
The night !: reserved to reject any ill bids that
Propos .if must be endorsed " Proposals for Army
TRANSPORTATION, and addressed TO the undsrsi gned
By command Of Breyst MAJOR General r G. Blu
Brevet Briyader General and Chief ouartermas
ter, 9Th Mil Dis. je % ST
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AUCTION SALES:

AUCTION SALES:
I'M AyIEaNoon.
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