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Railroad Routes,
U,HRoUoH LINZ BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YoRK.

L PHIIADELPBiA, AND NEW YORK.
wlsHrseroS, Jan. Q, lss7-noon.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run as follows, via;
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cara.
Leave daily texcept sunday) at 75 q. m, n 20
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily texcept Sunday h74a m, IA 10
and l. 10 and7p m.
ON SUNDAY,
m only,
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York Or
Boston. DO had at the Staten onee at all hours
In the day.
Soc Baltimore and Ohis Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napois, and the West J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
l.. M COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. kOONTZ,
Aren't, waHhin Etou,
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A RMY sUPPLIBs-BRRri BEBFi BEEF

-, krsfiS. Thxas, JAY !. 1865
Iseeyed It this ofies. until il O'CLOCK, noon, on
Sis fRssa sREP hs Thsd ~ trdSp;
stationed at the following places In the District Of
PILOT Grove, Dragon eountyi
Sulphur springs, Hopkins eOuntyi
Thee contracts shall commence on the lst day Of
september, 1865. and end on the Slst day Of Dcecm.
-, The Beef shall be from steers weighing not less
than 90 pounds net each, shall be delivered In
sianks, and kidney tsiiow to be exeiuded,J In
such quantities as shall from time to time be- re.
he bsSVp nSa ;Tsn q sa %
he neeks Of the cattle slaughtered for Beef 70 be
the fourth verebral joint, and the breast trimmed
downi the shanks Of fore quarters shall be cut OIL
from three to four inches above the knee joint, and
Of mind quarters from six to eight Inches above the
Payment will Be 10 such funds as are furnished
viii be entertained Jules Ike following spsSifca.
ti9ns are omplied with:
to enter into contract based on the accompa
adyertisementlo supply all the fresh beef required
four months, commencing September /, lsfs, and
enaing December 81, 1858, at - cents aud -
mill per pound.
tsignatureD
Of, IN the county Of =, aud State Of -.
themselves to enter into bonds, in the penal Of
one thousand dollars, lawful currency Of tho uni.
ted States, that - will faithfully fuhl any co. =
tract made by him or them, under the accompany
ing advertisement
10 be signed by two sureties.l
signatures Of Eureties.
ThiTd-The pecuniary ability Of the party or psr
ties proposing, and Of the parties guaranteeing, II
gnkgown 70 the undersiGned, must be certified to
by the clerk Of the court OF record by some re-
srunsiblc person well known to the q oyernment
Fonfth-The proposal must be accompanied by
an AFFIDAVIT, setting forth that the party makes the
pruposal In good faith, and has interest (direct
or indrectl in any other proposal under the accom-
IAnying advertisement, aud has never knowingly
delrauded the Government Of the United States.
Every individual concerned rs prOposer or surety
must sign his own name.
No bids from agents will be entertained.
Proposals., certificates, afidavits, &c, must be
made In tTiplicate.
Separate bids must be made for each post to DO
supplied.
BLANKS for proposals. and surctles eau be obtained
On application at this office.
The Undersigned reserves the right to reject any
OT all bids, for proper cause.
by order Of
Bvi Major sAM'L. 7. CUSHING,
Chief q. 3. Dist, Of Texas.
G. Z, NESMlTH,
1T 1t. 9Th reg. U. S. cav, Depot A. q. 5.
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COLUMBIA DISeEEsARy,, roR WOMEN AN


This Dlspensary is In connection with Column
bia Hospital, aud ~ opened for the treatment Of
outdoor patients, who are supplied with Modiciue,
MeiicRland Surgical treatindui free.
Patients who arc about to be confined and desire
10 DO attended ~ thuT own homes, but who are
unable To pay for tho services Of comp
practtiOner, will be fuTns shed with in.dical atlOn-
lion free, BY leaving their names and address vt
the Hospital with tue matrUn.
=, Houks Op ATTENDANCE AT THE DIsPEsEAEI.
MOniays, from z 10 i.,".,,,,,,l'rUl, T. Howard.
Wednesday,, from J to Prof. J. Ii, Thompson
Fridays, it"in TO i,,,...."..,....,.DT. Ashford,
20 UolqMGia hTSptal 9rgnr iSr the reception OF
rotary OF the Inferior. Such orders for admission
can be obtained pl the Surgeon In chief, DR.. J.
THOMPSON, al his office, Isl street, bstweon
Twentieth and Twenty. nFst lanR.dly
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

wAsHlxaroN, Jan. 9, ls57-noon.
MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, arc
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at I. 90, z. IS, aud
l.. " y. m. aud q W, l. 30, and & IS y. m
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, al 100 4. IN. aud
2 % and y. IN.
FoE WAY sTATIess SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 5. Is and "a. m, and N2o and LsS p.
m. daily, except Sunday,
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At 100 and $50 .. IN. No train to or from
Annspolis on sunday o,
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at % =. m, aud L. ~ and T. Is D. IN.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
FOX ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, Al
7la n and 4 " and SOP. m
On Sunday, at l. ~ and l. IS p. IN. only, connecting
Wheeling. Parkersburg, &c.
Through tickets to the West eau be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Once at all hours In the
day
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. see adj
J. L. WILSON,
l.. N. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO g. KOONTZ
General Agent, Washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
pEror arARrERyAsrEs's OFFICE,

h
wAsHISdroS, D. C., July =, 1855.
sealed prSpo.Sls are inyitsd at This Office until u
parties. who wi keep on hand and deliver at the
various Barracks aud Onices IN washing ton and
hundred and twenty i've Ion Of meTshantabIe.
' and u hnS &c wSa GS RSna sH 10 r fsS
ton, as follows:
At sedgwiek barracks. onNj
tesnth aud Eighteenth IS.
s si5H' Rl between .Iiss 81; ave $50 tons
At Lincoln 90 tons
AndtO be delivered on ordersl
AZ various points In the ...mabout 2, 0a6 tons.
Separate proposals for the supply OF either Of the
above points are also invited
Bids will also be received for the delivery Of 2aj
tons hrst-elass steamer coal landed Sixth street
The accepted bidders will be required to exhibit
70 an inspector appointed by the ousrtermastor' =
satisfactory once that they nave made 20.
ments to comply with the provisions Of the con.
tract,
should single bid for the entire quantity be ao.
eepted, bond IN the sum Of twenty thousand dol
lars, signed by the bidder aud two acceptable sure.
ties. will be required for the faithful Performance
OF the contract, and proportional amount for ac-
Should contractor fall 10 furnish tho kind aud
quantity coal contracted for, III be purchased
10 open market and the difference In cost charged
Each bidder will furnish with his bid a Euaran.
lee signed by two respons BILE persons, amo Il
equal TO two thirds the amount Of his bid, that he
will, within ten days after It's nee, execute
contract FOR the same In accordance with above
requirements.
Coal will be inspected on delivery and none will
DO paid for until accepted by tho inspector,
Bids are invited for the delivery Of tho entire
5lg tons landed on sixth street wharf, before
the 18th Of October next,
PaymeHts will be made monthly for quantity Of
coal received " In funds, or soon thereafter as
they are furnished for the purpose.
All bids will be submitted to the QuaTtermaster
General before awarding contract.
Bidders will address proposals to tho uudcrsgned
'PTDpDFnlg nd uFa In.
Nted 10 be present at the opening OF tho bids.
BY order Of the QustteTmaster General,
J. q. MCRERKAN,
Deputy QuArteTmaster General,
Jys-td Byt Brig. ecu. U. s. Army.
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nEPARTMgNT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFPIcg

On the petition Of ABsER wniTELKY, Of spring.
field, Ohio, praying for tho extension Of apatent
granted TO him the I'D day OF August, 1854, and
reissued the 9Th day u January, 1885, for an i'm
proyement In Track Clearers to Grass Harvestcrs,
which takes place on the I'D day OF August, 1S,s:
ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
next, at u o'clock m. aud all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
hle In the Patent Ohlco their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least t,o.ty days before the
day OF hearing all testimony hled by other party
TO DO used at the said hearing. must be taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
olacc, which will be furnished on application.
mony, must bo hlcd In the Ollie tosnty days before
the day Of hearingi tho arguments, II any, within
tsn days after fling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the RRPuBtioAS and Iatslii0sncsr, Washington, b.
c., and In the Epeninp ChrOnicle Cincinnati, Ohio,
once week for three successive weeks, tho int
Of said publications to bs at least sixty days pre-
myB-TuA Acting Commissioner of Patents
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The Late HoIe-In-thc.Day.

An exchange says of this famou.
Indian chieitain, who was basely assass
mated near Crow Wing, Mimi, the
other day:
"lIole-in.day was one of.thc wealthiest
men in Minnesota, his property being
estimated at about S2,O0OO6O. Ills
duties as Chief frequently called him ia
Washington, and upon one Of his visits
to that city about two years ago, while
stopping at Wizards Hotel, he became
fascinated with one OF the pretty waiter
girls of that establishment, and strange
to say his passion was duly recprocated.
10 make long story short, u gay wed.
ding was the result, and he returned to
his Minnesota home, she going with
him as bride. They took up their
residence at Crow Wing, where they have
since lived in fine rural style, surrounded
by all the comforts and luxuries which
money could procure.
The dea.h Of Hole.in-the-day is not
only a calamity to Lis own people, but to
those of the whole State. His influence
has always been for good, and like that
Of Logan, the famous Chief of the Min.
goes, it will live long after he shall have
returned TO dust
"iiis wife, the waiter girl of two years
fgo, and who inherts one half of her hus.
bands vast property, will now be worth
looking after"
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED SrAIEs PArEsI ,0ryIcE,

Or the petition q SARAH W, REID. sdHinstrsirir
q tho estate Of Cheney Reed, deceased, and Jane
x Mould, administrative Of the estate Of Brooks *,
Mould deceased, Of Chicago. Illinois, praying for
the extension Of a patent granted to the said
Cheney Reed and Brooks X Mould, the sin day
Of August, 1854, for an Improvement In NentilatInR
Railroad Cars, for seven years from the
81 said patent which takes place on the sth day Of
is ordered that tho said petition he heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10th day OF JULY
next u clock m. and all persons are notified 10
appeHr and show cause. any they have, why said
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle In the Patent once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, At least ttoeatx days before
the day 81 hearingi all testimony hled BY either
party, to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the
Office. which will be furnished on application.
DepositioIs and other papers. relied upon testi
mony. must DO filed In the ofaoe ttoeniv days be-
fore the day OF hearing; the within
ten days alter filing the testimony.
4, ordered, also, that this n9tice be published In
the REPuBLIoAs and the Inteiiigencer. gton.
d. and In the Tribune, Chicago, Ill. once a
week for three successive weeks; the hrst OF said
e Be at least sixty
mylS-wst Acting Commissionsr Of Patents
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArBsr OFFicR,

MAsHlFurOf, June III, 1873,
On tho petition Of JonS MABiE, OF "a glish Neigh.
borhood, N. j., praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to him the Sd day Of October, 1854,
for an Improvement In Pen and Pencil Case, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on tho Sd day of October, lS9S
IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Ofiee on MONDAY the lith day Of Septem.
Der next at u clock, m and all persons are no
tiled to appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least tIoentn days before
the day Of hearing / all testimony nlod by either
party, to be used at tho said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted In accOrdanc with the
rules Of the office, which will be furnished on APP
plieation.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as ties
,inony, must be died In the Office ttoeniy days
before the day OF hearing the arguments, II any,
With ten days after filing Of the Testimony.
=. Ordered, also. that this NOTICE be published In
the REPUBLICAN and the Intsiit0,nccr, Washing-
ton. ID. c., and In the Atlas. New York, New
York, onco week for three successive weeks
the first Of said publications to be at least slxty
days previous to the day Of hearing, 60
jcls.Th3w Acting Commission Of Patents
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Oso, or site Of Old Fort Lyon, New Mexico.
Tho Hay TO bo Of good quality, sound, free from
dirt, sticks, aud roots, and perfectly cuTcd-2,uO
pounds To DO considered n tOu.
The Hay to be cut during such months as may be
directed by the officer Of the u N. Department ut
the respective posts, and delivery To commence ~
huOn AS the Hay IL cut and cured, aud " DO COM
plated on or before October 10.
Tho Hay must be properly stacked 10 such guam .
titles aud az such places rs may be directed by the
oGccTs Of the O. NJ, Department at tho respective
Posts, IId salgd if dlrtcted) while being stacked
tho a. N. furnishing salt
The PROPOSE is must stNc tho kind Of Hay intended
TO be- delivered, whether Of bottom, granR, or other
grass, aud persons submitting bids for moro lhVu
ono post, VIII make scps rate bids for each
Proposals Will DO received for auy quantity loss
than tho whole needed NJ any one post,
Tie usual requirements must he observed In max :
NIX proposals., and the undersigned reserves the
rlght 10 reject any all bids deemed IN
ahd also To increase or diminish by one fourth the
quaulitJ advertised for at each post.
Blank proposals to be properly filled up aud ~ ii,
mhy DO had upon application to the uthcGr Of the Y
Department NJ either " the posts meat TONED. OF
At THIS UtilcH.
Bidders should bc present In person or by repre-.
sehlaIlNrs NJ the opening Of the proposals.
=, address proposals ~ the undersigned at Santa
re, aug endorse envelope, Proposals for Hay at
by order Of Brcyct Major Gen. Getty,
NJ. |. LuDDlNGTON,
49,. bVt. Lieut. Col. and QuartcflnaHtUr,
J'z''lu Chief QuArluTInasteT
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wAsHIYGroS, May 10, iss.
On the petition Of sARAH W. FLASDERs, Of New
burypor!, Mass. adminisiratrix Of the estate Of
Joseph y, FLANDERS, deceased, and jeremiah A.
Mardcn, Of boston, Mass; praying for the % ton.
sion Of a patent granted 70 the said Joseph Y.
FLANDERS and JOSEPH A. Marden. the 9Th day OF
August. 1874, for an Improvement In Leather Split
ting Machine, for seven years from tho expiration
q said patent, which takes place on the nth day VI
is ordered that the said petition be hoard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10th day OF August
next at u o'clock, M and all persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
nle In the Patent Onco their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least toentu day before tho
day Of hearingi all iestmouy hled BY either party,
10 b used at the said hearing, must DO taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
olneo, which will bo furnished on application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon an tos.
tmohy, must be filed In the Office tiosaty days be-
fore tbs day OF hearlngi the arguments. " any,
with IN ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice bepublished In the
RepuJiicda and tho Iate!iigencer. Washington,
b. q, and In the Journal, Boston, Mass, once 4
week for three successive weeks; the hrst of said
publieatiops to DO at least sixty days previous to
the day Of hearing, A. NJ. STOUT,
my2l- Est Acting Commission Of Patents.
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iyi'td Broyct Lieut. Col and Chief @, S,
DRoP SAILS.
U, $, ESOISEERi, 0grIoEi Orr Hall,

BOsfOE, July Z, ls6s !
Proposals. will be received NJ this Office until the
10th inst att D. N, for the construction Of Dyke
across tho Salt Meadow aud East llRTbOr Greek,
near what IN called tho wading Place, In tho town.
ship Of Truro, Massachusetts.
The work comprises u lino Of guide piles and
sheet -piling some 10 feet lOngI and varying
IN height ncluding panetratiOnl from 10 fuct at the
centre to fpst or less NJ either end This sheet
pilng Ia to form the axis n tho dyke, which is 10
be further constructed by enhancing tho same -
ieet wide Ut top with gravel, or mixed sand aud
mud, and Teyettilg the slopes with marsh sod.
The work Ia to be executed iu accordance with
specifications aud drawings which eau be seen ~
this Office, or At tho U. 3, EuginseTs' Office at
PI9yincotOwn, Massachusetts,.
BIDS for the above work will express u price for
each OF the following items, viz;
FOR each Gulds-pilc, driven and plated.
fOr hheet-piling Dor superficial foot Tone fAee.)
foT Embankment per cubic yard, including gray
slopes. J. q. FOSTER,
iyi.td Byt. Mai. Gen. U. 3. A. Ii. Col. Bug rs.
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a.. WAsHlsGTOS, May ~, lSts.
Illinois, formerly Of Ellington praying
for the extension Of patent granted to him the20t
day OF August, 1854, for an Improvement In Gov
ernor for Wind Mills, for soven years from the ex
pirstion OF said patent, which takes place on the
18th day Of Angust, 1856
oIdared that the said petition be hoard at the
Patent ONCE on Monday, tho day OF August next,
" o clock IN. and all persons are notified to ap:
pear and show cause, u any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
file In the Patent Office their obi specially
SGT forth In writing at least ttosag days before the
day Of hearings all testimony hlcd by either parry
to be used at the said hearing, mus be taken aud
transmitted In accordance with tho rules OF tho
office, which will be- furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
timOny, must DO nled In the office toenfy days be-
fore the day OF hearings the arguments, II any.
within ten days after hllng the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the RRPuBLICAs and tho Inteili0encer. Washing
ton, ID. O., and In the Tribune, Chicago, Illinois,
once week for three successive weeks the hrst OF
said publications to be At least sixty days previous
to the day Of hearing.
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Steamboat Lines.

TI,up sTplMrp con- upT.
Ina h SpA - 1fSsf
tween w@ A iIYs and B.ltinc grGipn, s1n.
NOON al I o'clock, aud Wsshnston every
sh.wllI sin, q, a, SlEek; ,,ra,rr an ,ho
river for passengers and freight For further par
TiIOS. W. RILEY 4 SON, Agents,
u,n,nn,,, I,,ho ,,o, fErlley hnsli,,
ny 2o-tuInts n. tue WV VI hIeNeutn slccI.
'Oi'N"N iN""'f onI +" iioH hiNh'
For Way Landings on the Potomac aud Baltimore,
making Connections at Aqua Creek with
the Richmond, fredericksburg
lnd p9tomhe Railroad; Wilt, II,
Tue stoamer - rhhss' oapL A. " Niok,e. VIII
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY.

CHIEF QuARrERNAsTER's OPPICE,l
DIsTRICT or NEW MEXICO, J
SANTA FL, n. n, June Q, lstS.
Scaled proposals., In triplieate, will bS receive ed
At this oiHec until y o'clock noon. MONDAY, July
~ lsGs, for the delivery Of
80 tons Of Hay at Fort Marcy, Santa Pc, Now
Mexico,
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Horrible MURDER IN KENrucRY.-A
very sad and horrible murder was per
pctratcd at Mortonsvillc, Woodlord
County, Ky, last week, which resulted
IN the butchering of a young man, 4. Q.
Campbell Of Lexington, u clerk at the
Central Hotel. Mr.. Campbell, had gone
10 Woodford and stopped near Mortons.
vile with a friend, whence he had gone
on business; but Oh entering the town
on Wednesday, unarmed, he was fired
upon by two brothers named billiard,
with whom an old feud had long existed,
and was shot at several times, one Of the
balls penetrating the head and another
the breast. After falling to the ground
with Two probably mortal wounds, one
Of the Billiards drew bowie knife, and
rushing rp cut his throat from ear to car
The affair spread gloom over the whole
ncighborhood.
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1867 PENNsYIKKkkNNTfA ROUTE 1857

WEST. sPRING SCHEDULE
On aud amer NAY 18th, 1867. trains will run as
follows!
.tDp.m. fp"
sSp.n. 1880 T"
the GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE,
With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace Stzte.roon,
day and night Cars, with modern inproy ements, and
saving from four to twelve hours in time over any
other route; Two hundred miles saved to Western
aud Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
u. PASSENGERS by this route from Baltimore have
DEPOTS, and no FRRRlES.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the
Office, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy vaniA
avenue under National Hotel where reliable infOr.
nation will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this once, can Sc.
Pittsburgh. W. j. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
- Washington, ID. e.
Ed. S. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent,
deS-ly Baltimore. Nd.
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THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
VIA PANAMA Oh NICARAGUA.

- no Pos A Ls.
Scaled Proposals 10 duplicate, each endorsed
with terms ofbdders and date, will be- received at
bOro, n G., or through the mail, directed to tho
undersigned, until IL o'clock, H. on tho 18th day
OF July, instant, TOT supplying this Military Post
Instant
Tho Wood to be supplied to bo merehantabIo hard
Oak Ash, cleft, aud to DO cut four 90 feet long
~ DO delivered at the Garrison, 0oldsbOro', N. G.,
70 such Quantities A. may be REQUIRED, not exeged-
contractor to receive Government vouchers from
post luhrternaster IN pay nent Tor humbef Of cord,
Sf'sped E s4e en- hSG ~, rrSp2SHIS WI SS opened
noon
Bidders are invited to DO present At the time Of
- By order Of BrGyct Brlg, Gen. Tyler, u S.. A.,
Chief au1r'erm"'tor I'd p'liiSrG p TiP Az
81 Lieutenant 10Th Infantry.
iyl0td Byt. Capt. A. A. U. NJ, U, 3. A.
pROPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF AND BEEF
iirApQuAnrrEs DgriGrarsT OF rmR PLarrR,)
OMAHA, NEB,, June y, isds
BY Frst LisaiSaaa IIenry NJ Bsnson, - Il f iSrsS
Try, 4. q. T., At Camp Douglas. Utah Territory,
J S & tho troops ops saa S SIRoT
supplied 4! III BE G1SS! TERis66M THE BLOCK
from the lst day Of October, S6s, to the Sl day Oi
August, 1867, or such less time the Commissa ~
Each proposal must also state ut what price Del
pound net vii bS fgrq!'Rfa Sqef number Of
IN thu han, al ~. ySr h. hnd rndo,
years OF age, In good healthy condition, averaged
gross weight one thousand pounds, aud none 10.
eeiVed under eight hundred pounds ~ may be
noeded At the post during the period " tho fresh
Por further particulars aud conditions Of con
tract nquiro q Lieutenant benson, ut the post, Of
the undersigned,
BY order Of Brovot Major GoSSSraIl A ABBEgg1T5,r
jyi-td Broyct Lieut.. Col, and Chief q, s.