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soap AND CANDLES.

ESTABLISHED 1884 .-P. 8. CREW &
NJ CO., fsaccessors 90 C. cRRw Il SoS.s STEAM
7 SOAP AND GAMBLE MANUFACTURERS
Nos: III lis and III Seyenseeuth street, opposite
Old Market. Richmond Va I
( Grateful f0ri PASS fzrors, we asss1e orr Trends
that Il Is sttlf cHz discrimination 30 furnish tesm
with oar
e SUPERIOR FAMILY SOAPS
from shis home luann3actorys LQwEE Than INC
same quality can be pnfehased In northern fscso-
Res &
8 1 liberal discoaras asaowsd On iarrs Sots. so Y
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SHIPPING.

STEAMER ELLIE KNIGHT, SEsIl,
~ FOR BALTIMORE, viii leave her = -
wharf on THURSDAY, May II, at II O'Clock NJ.
Freight received upto II O'Clock.
HARYEYS & WILLIAMS, Agents.
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CHERRIES SALE.--Will be sold on the
y 10Th day of May, 1883, at IL O'Clock A. ar., on
the north Side OF the basin between Eighth and
Ninth streets. four CANAL-BOATS-the ssPer-
severance ~ 1T D. Jellis, - s'Seyen Pines, and
Henry Abel',-to satisfy executions in my hands
against the National Coal Mining Company. This
property Is sold on account of whom 1t may con-
Germ. the purchasers not complyin with the terms
of sale made on the 29th April last
nv - JOHNE W. WRIGHT. S. c. r. 4
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GPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Five barrels
y SPIRITS TURPENTINE daily expected d.
rect from the manufactures, for sale by
an H. f@sag3 A.. &. LEE
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southeast corner Twelfth and Main streets.

NTOOD'S sAGUE AND. FEVER CON
of chills promptly and permanently. Any number
of certificates which testify TO the truth Of this
may be seen at our store. One trial only is sufi-
Client to convince the most skeptical sufferer that
We know whereof we speak. Try it.. Prepared
and sold by WOOD son.
4 my1l Druggists.
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TNOURTELOTS HIG lilly CONCEN-
j TRATED EXTRACT OF BEEF.-It is put
up In jars containing half pound and one pound
each 1t does not soon deteriorate by exposure to
the air. and can be used ut any time after being
opened without fear of change. For sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
my 9 -. s25 Broad street.
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ITOR RENT, DWELLING=HoUsE, sss
seyer, rooms, with kitchen. gas and water, asa
within three minutes. walk of the Capitol square
and nost-ofice Apply TO No. ia Grace street. De-
fsrs es Serentb and Efgllth streets. my l2-lt
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T1OR RENT, q PORTION OF THAT Ass
DFaTRABIE RESIDENCE situated on lei
Byrd street between Third and Fourth no. ZIG.
Refarences exchanged. srs.4a... - my 81
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T1HE NEW YORK LIFE INsURAyC,

TINE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
II COMPANY %, 900, eoO.-BeIng
purely mutual company, It's entire surplus earn.
ings over the actual cost of insurance Is returned
to each person insured. Its assets have increased
FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In the last four
years, notwithstanding two millions Of dollars
have been paid out for losses and one million for
dividends. From Its long organization 1t has lilo
experience OF nearly quarter OF . century, ,has
guaranteeing members from all doubtful expert
was this COMPANY that originator the system a. n
non-forfefture OF policies, and to II tie pabc are
indebted for feature so favorable to tie Insured
BY reference TO list that may te seen at any tine
I'm our Office 1t will be shown that TWO Hun.
DIED AND SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
have been paid out for losses to the WIDOWS aud
ORPHANS I'm the State Of Virginia.
THOMAS w. BOSWELL & CO.,
General Agents for State OF Virginia
No. 1194 Main street, over First National Bank.
MEDICAL EXAsuSERS.-Dr. j. Grattan CatelL
DR.. A. G. Workman, DR.. Il. T. Coleman.
I'm,
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.TITHERS & MEADE,s

Once No. 1907 corner Of Main and Ts,,,A sents
Dr. JOHN e. SKELETON, Medical E1sIaahipsslf eets
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HOE RENT, THE ST RE l60a a

Franklin street between Union ana Vest - ~
n NJ a lifted mp with shei Wing counter,
and other necessary for daM1ls grooeery.
Apply eSeo,rrTnxssf1,vtIf Exchange Hotel.
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corner of Eighteenth and Cary streets
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PROPOSALS FOR TEGRAvINGS or THU
l. ILLUSTRATIONS AOC0MpANYING
TIE REPORT OF THE CONNIE
SION n PATENTS F0R
THE YEAR 1865
OFFICE Conc REssIoNAL PEWTER,
WASHINGTON, March ~ LSs8


WASHINGTON, March -, 1888.
Sealed Proposals will be received at mis- Office
until Sal URDAf April IL. 1868. at Il o'ci,ok for
Furnishing one set Of electroty pc rssos Of She H.
lustratious Of Machinery, &c accom- pan ius the
port Of the Commissioners Of Patents for the rear
ter ot the patent on each illustration.
The drawings will be furnished paper to the
contractor. who mnst srrange them into pages in
numerical order ss nearly as is consistent with
Eeatness and mpactness and the execution Of the
work must be fully equal to that furnished for the
pubii he'd Re port for 1855 which has been adopted
ss the standard for the present volume. The plates
are 70 he delivered at this pfce free of cost for
transportatio and subject to the approval or
Jecu9n OF the Congressional Printer.
Bidders are reauired 10 propose for the work By
more than one figure Is required 10 illustrate
inventlon or design Gas is sometmes the case the
for as single illustration.
A~hrcs will be made Ito the lowest and best
aIS h tas ; re- o. .e s on, ee re-
d'r the direction of the Joint Confndttee on Print
ipe no reserve the right TO reject any or all of
Bidders must procure from the Congressional
Printer drawings efillustratioRs sufficient in mum
Der TO form page, aud must accom- pany their bids
with an electr9t, pc plate page as a specimen Of
their work, with sworn statement that It was
he possesses the necessary facilities for the prompt
ans proper 2eeution OF the work
No proposal will be considered unless sccompa-
MED ~ bond with secsrity, TO the approval OF q
United States judge or District Att0raey, In the
penalty of $1,000 that the bidder bidders If his
the work in sceoreaDce wi III the pro osal
Any further Information that may oe required
to the Commissions of Patents
Blank forms VIII be furnished upon application
with. -
mittst on Psntins, Msshinston cont Cont NJ
the undersigned, and endorsed on the envelope.
Proposals tor Patent Office Rsgort
mh146t Congressional Printer,
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PROPOSALS.
,ypPAYFMEST or THR DES MONIES
. RAPIDS 9F THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS

s..l-t Proposals will Be received by the under
,tvssd 81 the United States Engineer's once, In
- city q keOkuk, Iowa. until IL m priI Is,
~, ~ the labor and materials requires fu the
L,~sfrrcfion q two lift locks and one guard lock
fSrthe earal now in process reconstruction around
Tbe locks are 70 be $50 feet Ions between quoins
s55 70 Be- constructed Of frst-clsss stone ma
sITss first lock. located at Keokuk. will he Io,.
Oct lin snt built entirely in the river
Tbe second lock will be about ~ miles above the
frst Si,h ls.. ~, IN VII oe protected from the
n. guard lock will BE- located At the head Of the
csBAl II Nashville, and will be protected by the
5ersrsts proposals Cin duplieateI must be made
% Class I-sTONE AND CEMEST
Ths proposals under this head must specify the
rricss a; witch the above materials will be deliV
e''- CLASS u-IReN.
Proposals must state the price per pound ut
.hich both wrought and cast fren will be deliv-
s'S1 CLASS III-TIMBER
A. thousand feet, b. m, a. which such timber as
1' CLASS lV-LABOk
This csss sill include the baiiing, draining, and
I'll b on rock constructing the Ioci walls. aud
.thsT UssonTyi building the necessary prUte -tiOn
vslls making the necessary emhsnkme nj and rip
rsp TaNs snf constructing sluices or culysrts
sTgurd and In the lscks for reedinz the canal. &C.
Sc. sno the furnishing Of sll mschinery and i'm
gsmerts required fer the proper execution OF the
he ter requires separate proposals Gin dupii-
cate tor each and every class, and the swsrdments
viNbe n.aae on each class separately, without re-
No u.oIe than one proposition will be received
t-sn the ssms party or the same class
Zach tls must contain written or printed guar
tfed h. by some United States Cover umert ofieer
e sfEonsSls Rsrso595 snew9 70 sh,.
%. contracts i9r ne SDyn rslsa they bid
Sood the difference between them and the next
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PROPOSALS FOR RAISING WRECKS IN
NORFOLK, VA. AND VICINITY.

towut1nd1Hf's Orsrs. l.. 6. Nary Yayd.l
So. NOEfoik, Va, March IL, 1873
re posals viii be rs Ceiyed until o'clock
s.-Ss ~ me .sth day Of March, Is s. BY the Com
rtrcks. viz.
re, fteGLnsylyania, Delaware, Rsritan, Cumberland,
20 ufnbIs- 10 the Elizabeth river
p.1n FTederisksburR, two Ram. mar Drurvrs
-, sSsheen, FLORIDA, and other Wrecks be-
sbE 10 the Navy. in j afnss river
AZ paTate Offers viii be n sde for each vessel and
- ths property that may be in them
% Wreck will be Considered as removed xbiI.t
- ksfu0n OF the Keel or tOOT timbers remain
- Ne hight VII be reserved 10 the GoVernmsnt
:, one party may be awarded several wrecks
Se-igns the order In which they are to be
lhe proPOs ton must state the proportion OF the
ooeeSs Of the sales al public auction which il to
AID 70 the sslv0rs on each vessel; also, the time
a LIE shieh the work on each is 10 be com pleted.
.ns property - TO be PLACED in the hands Of the
D NJ, and be De posted and caref for m "
ort .,tt.a % the Conmandsnt OF the Yard, with
ga ni charge vba'eyer to the Government. 10 be
az gIus snd the proceeds TO remain in the hands
tbs NJ ooNeTnmeut until the whole of ARy one of
ths .yOAs allotted 10 each party il removed, aud
I-rs,, ton pleted 20 the satisfaction Of the Navy
~ We appliances used in remoyin the W recks
~ iuTLlshed By the sslyUrs
opo-itiCn sill Re received from parties who
lr.-Ss.t. nisn satisfactory evidence TO the Com
zifI ~ ~ THE Yard that they fully pre- pared
the en- ems, 20 per aud nsees.sry sppliances for
shf sS-- ~ rssarSes the ight 70 summsri!y an nu
Hscrss = II the work il not prom ptly com.
doe tn tizshtiy Prosecuted or com pietsd in
the 49,. which case all clain OF the savors 70
GoEsTIs,.sls recovered VIII se f9rtsitsd % the
---NStt Comm mr.
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N U T L c 4

Ofcs Chef CoUnlissary Of SabSistencs,)
Fittb Military Distriet, ,
Nstc Orleans. La ., March 7, 1873
Sealed Proposals lin duplicated are invited till
the 21st day Of March 1873. al clock for fur
Eishing the United States Subsistence Department
With the following Stores viz.
10 TOO Zone hundred thoassudb pounds OF Br avn
Sugar, equal TO No II of the Du'ch stand ard
Is per cent tare will be taken for tho hogs
heads and boxes. Hogshezds and DO xes IT
b@ tull
Bids will also be entertained for good quality of
Louisiana sugar, in hogsheads; Is per cent tsre
will he taken.
Bidder. viii be required to submit samples of
their sugar v 18th their bids.
Also,
leo Zone thousand barrels Of choice Extra Flour,
equal to the Government STANDARD, samples Of
which can be had By application at the Sub
sisterce Office.
yment will be made for the above FAMED arti
cles at such time the Department may have
money, and in such funds as may be furnished for
that purpose.
Allthe above articles to be delivered at tho An
Choir Press in this city, within twenty days from
the aCce ptance of the bids
No bids will be entertained from parties who
have heretofore failed 10 comply with their engage
nlents with any branch OF the Government.
Bids 10 be directed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals.
NH ls-et Bvt. Maj. Gen. and q. 3, U. 9. A.
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THR0gGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHIBADELPHIA ANDsNEW FOLK.
l -

WARRINGTON, Jan. 6, 1851.
now run as follows viz: ~ ~
FOB NEW FORK, without ohan2S 81 cars
Leave daily (sxcept Su nday) at7:S5 q. m, l2:So
and zoo p. m - ~ y -~
FOR PHILADELPHIA
leave caily Except Sunday az 7:AS aad l2:B n
m, and $50 and TOO m. "a =
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Phiiadelphieat TOO ,.
sIEEPING CABS for New York on 100 ,. m.
train daily. = - -.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston, can be had at the Station 0face at eli
hours in the day, as well at the Office in the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn
avenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between " ashington, Baltimore, An
J. j.. WILSON, Master of Transportation
M. COLE. GeDeral Ticket Agent
ocS0-u GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, Agent, Washington.
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LIMITS TO RKAsoN.-Those who have had
little TO do with children practically are ever
firmest IN the faith that they have q theory by
which the management Of those impracucable
beings 10 rendered easy. Those who are most
confident are apt TO say thai they triu mph. by
appealing to a child,s reason. Once conviace
reason, they say, and the wore isdone. IL would
be eratify ing TO learn how these theorlse woutd
deal with the little boy who. playing ruasly ~
his mothers side, after she had enided h4m
several tames for his boisterousness. looked up
how il is that you, don't want noise. h<e q
poise-
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llY MARK EZEKIELS, Auctioneer.
- No. 307 Pa. ave-, between 9Th and 10th SITS

(Y MARK EZEKIELS, Auctioneer.
- No. 3O7 Pa. ave-, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS. STOVES, CROOKERY, GLASS
WARE, &C. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, NJ arch sd, at 10 elk
at No. 334 4th street, between and G. streets
shail sell the Furniture, consisting in part Of
" alIut n arble top Centre Table
Walnut Chairs covered in green rep
alnut Sofas covered in green rep
Looking Glasses
Brussels and Ing rain Carpets, Bugs
Mahogany Bedste ads, Beds and Bedding
Black Walnut Writing Desk
Mahogany Bureaus
Mahogany encloeet Washstands
Handsome Chamber Sets
Wsrorobes
Cooking and Parlor Stoves
Tables, hairs, Glass are, Crockery Ware, &C.
Besides a large quantity OF other Is DDS. 200 nu-
merous 10 mention, usually found iu a first class
house MARX EZBKIEL>,
NH 10 81 Auctioneer.
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Rf W4. l.. WALL z 90, Aucttoneers.
ID Stores 81 8 and 3l1, 49,.
Southwest corner Penna avenue and 9th street..
cHAEGERy osALE,yyxALLqAPL56 REAL rs

By virtue Of . decree OF the eapreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia, passed IN certatu cause
therein depending in which John .. GittinEs aud
others were conplsinsnts aud william B. Cross
and others defendants, the same being No. LOGS,
Equity Docket No. 8, the eubscribsr win cell at
pub ic auction, on ~ tspAr .AfTkkSOOS, the
part Of sQuare No. 1855 in ths city Of W.shinston.
fr nting II street NORTH nifty -four feet nine 10
chez and running back OF that " idth one hundred
and thirty ONE fest one inch to twenty foot alley
ast q brick stable, fronting on sli9 auey and the
gTouKd on which il stands
This properly 10 improved By three story dou-
BILE front Brick House, built In the best style.
THE 10 one Of the dneet pieces Of property ever
offered for sale In Washington. adJDinng the resi-
rsctly upon Lafayette Square and the President's
House.
Terms Of sale - prescribed By decrse: One sosrth
in cash upon the day Of saie, and the residae In
three equai tDstAlmeuts It sin, twelve. and eish-
teen nonths, with interest trcn day Of GALE, Tor
Which the NOTES Of the purchaser, properly Sc
cured, will be taken, All COS yeyaneing, inciud
rsye, etanaps, 1t the Cost Of the purchaser. 4s
viii be reQuired when the prop.rty Il truck 81
Uhfd ie ". b WALL 90 Auces.
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PROPOSALS.
n o I ] C Il
oHee ChisfC Ell Mi,itary pir,i.t.

O1Sr ChisfC S F(i Military Dis,irt, !
Nsw Oyis.ns, La M arch T. S8
g. ed Propo.sls, in dupIic-te, will be 70 eived
,ili NJ 1rch "a. lsbS At IL NJ, for furnishing tho
United States subsi tence Departm mt with al the
Potsfo e. hes MAJ require for the months Of Aph,
Msv, Jun. and Jnly 1873
In ariia ies furnished must be Of the very hast
quality, put mp in god barrels, with heads lined,
and deiiverea st the subsistence depot free OF
charge for Coz, erage or drayage with the name
Of the seller mal Sed on e Oh package.
No bids will b. received from parties who have
with any branch a. the Government
Bids to be direc,'ed = the undersigne and
marked, Proposals ior Potstoes. %
BEGRWIrH,
nh l6-6t Byt. ma Gen. and c. s., o. SA
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GOVERNMENT SALES,
AND BADGE AT AUCTION.

Depot YndrtsYlansfer's OFcel
WaShington, D. C., bIarch -. ISIS
Will be sold at public auction, at Sixth street
wharf, on MONDAY, March % at IL a "a . updeT
the supervision of Brevet Colonel Asa p. Blunt.
A. q. M,
tons register and IL inch cylinder.
The Erie Barge "p. MEEGGAN, - OF lis ton, rsv..
ter.
These boats are in good order and condition.
and sold only because they not required for
Govern ment use.
The furniture and eouipsge on board will be sold
with each boat.
Terms: Cash IN Government funds.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
20. McFERRAN.
Deputy Quartermsster General
NH Cost Byt, Brig Gen II 4 ARMY
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IMPATIENT OF THE INTEkIOR,
IL UNITED STA TES PA TENT OFFICE,
WAsHIsaTos, March z, 1858

Hsyen Conn nrsvina TO- tha a1tsns;an ofs!patent
granted to him the 9th day Of June, 1884, and reis-
sued the 10th Of November, 1858, for an improve
ment in Grinding Mills, for seven years from the
expiration of said patent which takes place on the
1t il ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
May next, at II O'Clock M: and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, II any they have,
why tid petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Once their objections, speci lily
set forth in writing at least fceny days before the
to be ueed at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of this Of
fee, W hich VIII be furnished on application
DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied upon az tes-
timony must be filed in the office ftcenty days be-
fore the day Of hearing; tbs arguments, IL any,
wi,his ten days efter nling the testimony;
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and in the Intelligencer, Washing
ton, D. o., and IN the Register New Haven Conn
once q week for three successive weeks; the 6rst
of said publications to he ct least sixty days pre-
vious to the day Of hearing. ~ .-or
NH 9.wSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITtD STATES PATENT OFFICE

%,
On the petition Of THOMAS J. JARREr, of
Horsham, Penn, praying for the extsnsion 81 .
patent granted to him the 30th day OF May, 1854,
for an improvement in Hay. Elevators, for seven
from the s.giFssticn Of :sia ISsssent, which
1t is ordered that tho said petition be heard at
The Patent 0ttice en- Monday the nth day q Nay
said pssitio NOV ought mot to b srsnted.
Peiscna oppoefnR the extension are required to
file in the Patent Once their objections specially
GET vritine least t'sfsty day: before the
az hssrias ell a'sn BE- p;5sX
transmitted Ii, accordance With the .ruies Of the
once. which will be furnished on application.
tiDSPS must BE- aisd Ia &c once isssiy days s..
fore the day Of hesF,ns; ne AZ. .,rsH,msnts, any
ORDERED, also, that this notice be publlshed IN
the Republicen ard Il: intsliiSsnorrs Mashing'
once week Tor three successive Eests; the trst 81
said prblicetions 70 b q isa's sixs az
nh ME- WV W. ~ Acting Oommissionsr Of Psssnss.
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DR0FOsALs FOR FORAGE.
Oescs SEpsTriSiHz OHrrtsrr1ustsy,
SnA- DlxIrrrt nf IA R.n lrna6.
Prr-r.srtI!s. TsraS. February rs, Is3

QS.2
Rvrr-HSrti!s. TsIdS. February 10, 1873. \
Sealed Proposals will b. received at this Office
UAtil " EHN ESHAf. the 18TH of April, Is 3 at IL
g lock =. for such quantities of OATS. CORN,
ard Az a. may be t41iTed n lse Of public AMI
lals a. the following named poin-s In the sub Dis
t-rCt- t0T the SIX mOLtAs ending October 81, 1853
v Brownsville, KiBggold Barracks, and Lsreio,
TeNas.
Oar- and Corn of teet quality and to he delivered
II food guHuy sucks. Hay baled or dnJaled pref
eregce will D given 20 bslsd Hay. III to be sab
lect 20 inspection Delivery 70 commence within
shiry eays s'er the approval Of the contract, and
uatlce given 10 the contractor.
Proposals TO be in triplicste. with a COPY Of tire
siyeriis eIent annexed to each, and to he accom-
panied by the names % AZ least two sufficient sure
ties, who viii signify, b endorsement thereon
their willingness to become responsible for the
faithful performance Of the contract.
All proposals. will be submitted to the Chief
QuarteIwssteT Of the District for approval and
ward
The Government reserves the right TO reject any
e. al hIGs, any part Of bid.
Proposals must be endorsed =" Pro posals for F0r-
age, and addressed 70 the SupeTvising Quarter
master, Sub District Of the Rio Grande az Browns
vile. Texas.
By order q Brevet Major General McCeok.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
First Lieut. 18th Infantry, r. Q NJ, ami A, A.
-, y
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LIEUT. UT S. II . NJ PHKE1S,
nh is At Sd Artillery, A. T.. s., L. s.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER
" GENERAL,


NEW YORK, March 10, 1883
Sealed Proposals Gin duplicate, with q copy of
this advertisement attached to each are invited
and will be received at this Office until u O'Clock
OF ali Government Stores within the city of New
1'rk, which IT may be the duty of the Quarter
teTHaster'e Department to move, for the period of
ole year. Proposals will state the price per car
mans load of barrels pork, Z barrels flour or
Is lbs. weight of ether goods:
For any distance not exceeding mile.
FOR any distance exceeding n mile, but not ex-
For any distance exceeding mile, but not ex-
ceeCing y miles
For any dist Ance exceeding Ia miles, but not ex-
Ce.dIng miles
Fer any distance exceeding miles, but not OK
cetding "a miles.
For an! distance exceeding ~ miles but not ex.
cecoing miles.
Per !, mile for any distance exceeding miles
The contractor will be required to perform the
work At any time called upon reasonable no ice
being given him, at night and upon Sundays when
necessary, without any extra compensation, and
no extra allow snce will be made itr any detention
In the delivery of stores, except when caused by
ap Office agent Of the Government.
The contractor must be prepared to execute any
trucking be may be called upon for by The Quar-
termasters Depart ment from and after the Ist day
CT priI, Is g. and must be present n Der son at
times to receive and execute all orders which may
he given for work to be done.
No proposal will be considered unless conf n z
from responsible parties. and is accompanied by
the guarau tees OF two responsible persons, setting
forth their willingness 20 become security in the
sum Of 5000 for the faithful performance Of the
&C ntract. =
The United States reserve the right to reject any
or al proposals.
Bidders have the privilege of being present at
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned,
and eHtoIsed Proposals fer TSu Ts gsssrn'
n'f Bres Veins Major General and a. q. N. a.,