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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA IA....sEPTEMRER .
STATE Oh THhhMTn aR1PR ozT,G AT che EVENING rnLr.
IA. M..........75l IL A. M.........ssI2 p M.., "a
scor A. NJ ghEARED pIsnsIsS This THIS MORNING.
scbr Z ". Dillon. Ludiar, Salem. Audenried. Nor.
ssST ssST 6y%s %SSsgg Gage Bath p,ov,..no. , do
sSsT sSsr Issn s rHWe sSs'0n l. Ardenred
scnr H. Moore Nlckerson, Boston, wannemsober no
schr +. s. Miller, Smith, Boston, Borda, Keller a.
ssSE ssSF oya sasS Boston, s
ssRT VI s5ansr s!ss~sn; Boston. Tyler &C g.
schr J. N: BroemsIl. Douglass; Boston, 90.
h schr ssrsn fuTves Jones se Bosom Ha@mett aS .
schr g. DearboTn scull Boston, Geo. s. Reppier.
scbI Hsrrist lar Little, Godfrey. Boston. PhiadephIs
se6I Reading RR. No. AZ Reed. Washington, Scot,
scSr A Nssd Queen Chase, Fail River, osstps- ST.,
ney & Weliington. 'A''' l'k-
sSST sSST Minnie Afa%s Fa1scnS
Hudaeli d Co. 49,, AS'
sehT senT W sniIS I6css snAR Hsney hGst0n Dorchester DO
schT n Nellie Doe Richardson Gloucester, Weld. Eage
scbr W. Donnelly, Hunter, Alexandria oaldveu
sehr Minnie diifing, arifng, Hartford. westmo,o.
sc6r S Geo B. somes, Pray, Newburyport, Lenpo, a.
schr Pslnwsy, McElwee Providence.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Brig A. F. Larrabee. Carlisle from Providence IN
scbT D. E. Wolfe Dole, from Oregon Mills. N O
scbr W. H. Byrne. Robinson. days from wasbo.-
0n
with old ordnance 10 Lennox dt Burgess. w.,
schr w. Johns Miller, days from Washington. n
with olG orc omar nance s;ScL to hsnn9d Burgess -
with wheat 10 A. @. Caiiel & 90.
Schr w. Dillon. Ludsm. from Boston.
Schr r. w. Gardner. Sieelman from Boston
scbr j 8. Hewitt. Foster, from Boston.
Schr 4. w. Locke HuntIey from Boston.
scbr A. Wonley King from Cohassett.
Schr Annie Magee Young from Saco.
Schr Boston, NickeIson from Sace.
Schr Ida l.. Adams, from Norfolk.
Schr Naad Queen Chase. from Quincy Point.
sehr O. 8. waiIson, Adams Nanucket
scbr Reading RR 40 46 Tomlln. from Baltimore.
csT sesT EesShs f RR So 5 WeeRs rom Hartford
schr Minnie Rinnie. Parsons from Fall kiver.
schr GlySe Gage from Gardner; dine me; .a,,er No
schr Fannie Blake Ozark. rom Del. Breakwater.
schr W Donnelly. Hunter, from Wsshineton.
Steamer M Massey. Smith. "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to W. NJ. Baird q Go,
MEMORANDA.
Ship Sanspareil, McAlpine, hence, at Flushing 22d
ultimo.
IRY TELEsRAPH.l
NEW YORK sept2 Arrived, steamship Germania
sAN Francisco, Sent 2-The sailing OF the steam
to day account OF the non arrival or the GDlden
Age; from Panama. Her Msj.sty,s ship Pylades ar
ship LenoiIe. Ior Queenstown.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK Sept. l.-Arrived' steamship Java. Lott
ship Atlantic. weymouth from Bristol, Eng.
Baraue Columbus, Hilmer. from Bremen.
Baiq3e Fidello, Kendt from Havre. S,.
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INvNcmLEs-ATTEETIoN L. Members will see
Order No. 8, IN our advertising colu nns, TOR
paTsde tomorrow niPht The grand meetDg
and hagral.ine at Howard and Oxford streets
will be attended, Every member be in line.
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POIIlical.

ALBANY, Sept. 2-The name of Henry C.
MUIR by has been withdrawn. and only John 7.
Hobman's uame is now before the Democratic
Convention tor domination for Governor.
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Ship News.
Latest Markets by Telegrap phi.

NEW YORK, Sept. Arrived, steamer Colum
bia, from Havana.
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OWNERS WANTED for an old horse and a
huckster wagon, at the Seventeenth District
Station, and Que seated wagon aud set Of
gears, at the Eleventh District Station.
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A DEAD INFAET.-The Coroner was notified
this morning to hold an inquest on the body
OF dead lntsut which was found on the Ger
mantoWn read, above Fifth street.
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FRE.-Another slight fire occurred last
night at the residence OF Mrs. Mack, No. 24l
South Front street, from the explosion OF coal
oil lamD.
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No. 1928 NoIth Second $500
~, zoo ,a AueI SUI ee s75J
street ana Erie avenue. $3.50
stree $500
above William, Twenty. ffth Ward-......... s525
Lot south OF Wanut street, Eighth Ward. S215e
Dwelling NO. Woodland Terrace............. S705J
Dwelling No. 1924 Richmond street $500
Dwelling 20. 2iI7 FraDkford road. ............ s4OOl
trOuD1 rept-Sl4 Fer auru $3.50
Gft III drent- $500 per $1,000
Grount Tent-f!4O per anDuIn S4OU0
Irredeen able gr', ,und-rent I $50 per annum. $500
Grout drent OF $28 per an I'M .......,.,,, si6i6s
IIredeemable groundrent OF SIS per $3.50
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New York stock QuotatIons-a p. M.

Received by telegraph rom Glendinning a
10 30 Stock RI nkers No AZ s. Third aIraAI.-
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THIRD EDITION
p POLITICAL.
The Victory in Wilmington, Del.
Rejoicing Over the Vermont
ElectiOns-The New York
Democratic Convention.
Affairs in Washington-Charge of
Defrauding the Government,

Etc., Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc.
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Repor ted by De Haven Bro., No. 40 S Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
SECOND BOARD.
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine NeDs see Inside Pnoes
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA HIA....SEPTEMpEn .
STATE OF THHRMoMKTER r At THE EVENING rp1x.
A, M..,.....-...75 IL A. M.......,,,s3I2 p =.
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THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE EXPERIENCE REGISTER

TIE MERoHAHrs, PHorEcrIyE UsIos, organized
seribers to Attain facility and s.fsty "a ihe grant
poipts. have u ann ia. 10y viii, n Sep
s publish y S9s sss
o os saa. e. sn sSas ~
R1TsS x NJ Ca5. q "
and q:
Ing the most important information attainable and
cEEPir q such y his eastonsfs as arc deemed
e. Ss
R,Ss and pifse q with full
Plete guide TO the press OF every county In the
The and E b sI1h.s
y: EIi',: Ss M essiis.
legal correspondents, whose charaeter will prove
~ q .hs q The
viii prove more truthful aud complete. and. tksrs-
fore sSPsS5 r. and Of much greater than
By aid Siths MFEo.sr (. = RE,EnasoE REoIsIEt.
$ sp n S
$ Ssa sIssl1 RRs ne sscTs
Wi si.s sssSs IL Ss. ssis Rsss
iant changes in the name and condition Of drms
ss as Sssa; Sasss
the laS
XII s a aSass li * "f Gs.a
HoIdsys ~ Sgs si0 sharss o, a, Capitol Stood,
81 addition @ partisipqttng - Ms pseats, ioill
sf ~ ekasV fi Ia .4aTss
gli! Ss snfm!sd g two c2Ptssi and no more than
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

trains will be run between Baltimore and Wheel.
ing and ParkeIsburg. a. follovsi -.
Bsnsre ds ss 81 Sss sSsd SSlp's i Leave
ss LINZ w itE saf % Y!.4 sseSS a1
sss y Bsaas and s'is al pCiae:
VIII sSRfaTfi and a6G5MSSSbArroN
day. Leave. wnskester fol Baltimore d Hdn
Isundays sxcepted) at 500 a. m. Connecting at
a aSga S VAR fSr sI and
THE gLLIcoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balt.
Rss Hs lssSs Tcd az M q rs ssa p To
a. m, and = q R az I aixsG9kRRsTows,
Meeting At Hagerstown Junction with Was6insto
County Railroad, Arriv Ing at Hagerstown at 1;i5
and s1o p: IN. Returning leave HaEerstown at
LII, anu $40 p FOR %6iR WINCHESTER.
EiSS SsnIESaS M s9S sSp'
ing leave Winchester at o and 10; s5 a. m arriving
In Baltimore y vd 81 II n tli nSd 4tStSp m
Leave Baltimore at 30. :05. 30 and 9:l 4. m
anu E HIS @sssssfaff9SRoRR FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Wsshington att aud sa. IN. and IL 40, 2.
'' Ana ' fFoR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore al 7:oo a. m. and iil5 p. m.
Trains leave zs sSsSsf f& Rh aaasSS. M
ST Z h. s sPS
at a, m, and 4isO. I. and 3; IS D. m
For further q in5OfPatSn f,ffsts q every kind
JOHN L. WILSON.
I. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent '''A'A'
/. 49, :
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DRoVIDKNCE HOSPITAL,
uHDhR TIE oHAsUES'
THE SISTERS OF CEARlIY,
Corner Of Becond stFeet east anu ~ STRAIT soutb

pRovIDEHCE HOSPITAL,
uEDER TIE oHAsUES.
THE SISTERS OF CEARlIY,
Corner Of Second street east anu g." street south.
To .'E Capitol hill,
IN A HEALTHY AND RETIRED PART OF WASH
IHoT0N CITY.
ofpetenis Of every class both medical and surgical
The cars run within two squares Of the building,
Patients will be received into the wards at 10
icine and Medical or Surgical attendance
Private Rooms can be had at advanced rates.
MEDICAL eTAHE ATTENDING.
4. fHrBIoIAnA.
D. r. HA0NRR, 4, D., No. 30 II street, be-
tween kightesnth and hintsonth.
JOHN o, Riley, ~ p, New York avenue, be-
WI arS1IitsitR sad ns &c. s i sss
,. r4oxpsoss.9 t Y. B.: corner ninth stree
Q, =, HoRD, N, D., Is Kast Capitol street
,.ADy Is0HY AND OoNsULTING.-
GRAFTON TYLER, N. D., corner OF Washing
M et o iissS osS[sIsSwP ss,su,b .,r.o b.
u H0WLRD, NJ D., s2s y street.
THOMAS HILLER, a46 street.
., Il, IiBERMIkas9ssTf h lHss street,
Application oan DO made at the Hospital, or to
either OF the above named physicians. PhysieiAns
sending patients to the Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have tho privilege Of attending the
emo persons with CONTAGIOUS diseases admitted.
SISTER L0RETTA 0'REiLLY,
ootl7 SupariOr,
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THE DDS MONIES RAPIDS
OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. It ~
dad nnrs1p 80 ~, ur IN Crnpa ..
'NUTlCk TO UONTRAUTORs.
..FfH - . iEHgff
UxIrrD STATES ESoISKER's ORR

UsirEp STATES ESaiSEER' q OBJECT
49,. kEoKuK, Iowa, October n, 1895.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, VI DO receive at
this once until u m "WEDNESDAY. November 49,
1853, for composing the excavation of the Prism.
and the construction Of the emba wall OF the
canal for the impr Of the Des Moinea Rapid
Of the Mississippi river. .-
The Canal Is 10 be about w miles long, extending
al the water surface inside Of 10 he from
40 70 S0feet il I'm kment aud 20 in ereaya-
ton, and Ia low water TO be hva feet deep ALL the
material en- eayated from the Prism Of the Canal 10
Be used in building the Embankment. The Latter.
throughout the greater part OF the distance Will be
about 80 feet from the Iowa shore. Where rock
excavation occurs, the bottom OF the Canal will
mont 10 be built ofearth, clay, and rock 10 be ten
fest vide Cd TOP. includlng he rip-rap eoyerinF,
And 10 BE- Two feet above high water Inark, wiH
slopes o. X base to ] vertical on the outsde. and
thickness Of the rip.rap protection to be AZ feet
the Top. ' '' VI 'A' 'A''1e' AAu '00' On
A portion OF the above has already been con-
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IMPRovEMKNr or oswEoo nARBoR..

Usrrrp srArEs- ExsIxEKn oYYIcs,
ss,,.a ,,o,,. 9swEoS. Il, x, ost Q. 1855
Ss,s, NTH a, II Sr,isy, November %. ISIS.
80 sticks while Canada Pine Timber, each 20
feet long and ~ inches SQUARE.
$50 sticks white Canada Pine Timber each n
feet long and II inches % uare.
1900 feet board measure, best quality, S-ineh
. .ousa %Siss osf snSSsius posts. each Is fee,
long and 10 inches square.
All the above timber and lumber TO be Of hrst
quality. sawed and ssraigkt The full aud exact
dinensions given will be strictly requiredi any
All to be- delivered by the 18th Of June, ls@,
alongside the United States pier In Oswego harbor
All expenses INVOLVED In the proper measurement
and inspection Of the materials must be borne By
the contractor,
The United States reserves the right TO reject any
OF all bids. Tho proposals. must be made upon
blanks, which may pc procured % this once, And
G. Z BLUNT,
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.


HEADoR's Firth MILITARY DIsrRIcr,,
OFflOk CnlkF CohhIasARr OF SUBsIsrHEcE,
AUSTIN, TKxAs. Sept 10, 1865, y
Sealed proposals. which must be made In tripli-
cate, will be received atthe once Of the Depot A.
y: SAT Austin, Texas, until IL m. Of November
W l6s, for supplying the United states troops and
others drawing rationE att
Austin, Travis county, four companies,
beit0n' BELL county, one company
DALLAS, Dallas county, one company
fliot uroye, 0rayson county, one company
sulphur Springs, Hopkins county, two eompa-
Woodland, Fresstone county, one company,
Fort Grimm, shAeklefoTd county, four eompa.
Fort Richardson, Jack county, Ave companies
with such FTosh Beef rs may be required.
The contract to commence January !, 1870, aud
TO continue In force until December VI, lSJ0, or
such less time A. the Commissary General Of Sub.
Each bid must be accompanied by tho written
guarantee Of two responsible persons, who must
DO prepared 70 enter into bonds In the sum OF ne
thousand dollars for each company stationed at
the post they propose TO supply.
Bids must be made out separately for ca ch post
No contract Will be awarded until the bids have
Military District
Condi.ionso Of contracts and bids same as In pre- :
Proposals. must be plainly endorsed. ',Prorosals
ior Fresh Beef t., Texas, and AH&Tessed to
Texas.
BY order OF Broyet Major O snerai Reynolds,
Sam. 7. CUbHINU,
ss2s'td Captain and Dreyot Major, ChiofC, i.
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A RMY PLIES.

OFFICE OF TIE A. O.s.,l
,WILLgrr's PoIsT. n, Y. II, N0y. e.ls6s. :,
ussi is S S't n, On RosbiY KSs.SSsr 3.
1855, by ths undsrsigned. ~ wiilett,s Point, New
With fREsH BEEF from November 80, 1893, to
June ], 1850,
dorssd ''PropOsals for FuTnishing Fresh Beet
The fresh beef y to bs Of so9d maIkstabls aasi,
meat, (neetS, shanfs and kidney taliow excluded,
aud delivered, at the expense OF the contractor, In
quired
No bid will be entertained that T. not made ~ q
his present place Of bsriness aud residence.
The manner OF making bids. requireInenl q
bidders, &c same as stated In Overt issInent Of
June II. 1857, for proposals for fuInishinE fresh
Beef from the ONCE q the A q SsMYI
Second Lieut.. Corps d Engineers, A, q. g.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING STREETS.
MArOR's oyyIcg, crr Hall,

wAsHtSGToN, d. c., Nov. s, 1895
Proposals will be receiyed At this once until i,
o'clock, m, on MONDAY. November IL, 1858, for
grading and grayeling Sixteenth street west, from
street north 70 Boundary, under an act approved
Tbs work 70 BE- done under the direction Of III.
City Surveyor. the superintendence Of the Com.
COMMISSIONER, 70 Be- sppoinied By the Mayor,
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
excavation emba mani. the work to be paid for
only one way, and that will be the way which
measures the most, vhether DO for excavation OF
embankment. The gravel TO be Of good quality,
and free from stone Of improper size. and to Be
nine inches deep In the centre Of the street. and ta
pering to four Inches deep At the gutter line, after
the same has been properly rolled.
All the surplus earth, including sand, gravel and
stones, to DO deposited wherever the Ward Com.
missioner may direct
No part o. The appropriation will be paid until
he commissiOnsr Of he WsIa, and lie ASSISTANT
Commissioners.
The right 70 reject any or all bids IL reserved.
Each bid must be accompanied with the guaran.
tee Of responsible party known TO be such) that,
II accepted, the bidder will execute contract 10
due form, and perform the work In accordance
The guarantee must be in substance as follows
~, 4. b. guarantee this bid be accepted BY
tract for the same, and perform the work accordp
Bids must be indorsed on the envelope, '.Propo.
sails for grading and graveling street south, from
Fourteenth street west to Connecticut avenue,
and addressed to the Mayor "a Ws:hingtSns p. G.
noy6-td Commissioner First Ward,
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Medical.
BALrInoRn Look HosrIrAi. p
lsrABLrsHsD AsAKKvuaE FROM auAcKrRY.
fni ONLY PLACE l EgakRs 4 ounn o4s ., Oh

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Nssin..s Of ihs Bssi Or Limbs, stristurss. issse.
Pyspss:is. Gsnssct TSE spir!s.. Ssa}Sstcs q
ne Head, Throat, Ncse. o. stin, Xfsetions q the
ssesrI IA solitary p!sste.s NOR. fassi . Ssif
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.n.i'iD.'0n, r,na' FS TEotas1 ts' A''imDO''
ssp.s,sIly yAo hays Ss:SS. ia Victim. etsoll..ry
.Sssp. q ns hsiss ws 4
youns men oft6s most sIsitsd talents and briiiant
sss Ss'5S ass. a.ss Or
w.sed . eestaey the living lyrs. may call vthful
VI MARRIAGE. str sla Of ..
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ss: wi not % ns%.
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whoss bourne no tAvslsr returns. lH, -. - ...
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPoRTATIoY.
HEADQUARTERS PIFTH MILITARY DIsrRIor,
bTATE or TEXAS,

HEADQUARTERS PIFru MILITARY DIsrnIor.)
STATE OF TEXAS,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, October "a, 1868
at this ONCE until MONDAY. December ID isGs, al
u oe clock, m, for the transportation OF military
supplies from the LIST day Of January, 1862 to Sst
day Of December, lsp, on the following route. viz
ROUTE NO. 8
Prom San Antonio % al Military posts and
ssS ssd oasr q TsIas zoe son ws" Or
81 degrees north latitude,
Bidders will stats the rate per one hundred ClOO)
pounds per one hundred (l00) miles ut which they
will transport said supplies.
Blddsrs should give their namss In full. Ms well
as their places Of residence. and each proposal
should Be aeeompanisS by bond IN the sum Of ten
thousand tsi0, OO0) dollars. signed by two more
contract Is awarded for the route mentioned In the
be accepted aud entered and good and su ii
security furnished by said parties In accordance
with the terms Of this adyertisement
The amount Of bonds REQ ulIed from the contractor
Will be MY Thousand 90, 600 dollars.
Satisfactory evidence Of the solyency OF each
bidder and person offered as security VIII be re.
CURED.
Terms Of contract may be seen at tho oil CO Of the
Depot uATteTmAster at San Antonio and at Mar
shall, Texas, and At this Office.
Thstight e reserved to reject any or all bids
Proposals must DO endolsed Proposal . for Army
transportation" and addressed TO the uRder-
~ command Of Brevet Major General 4 :; Rey-
BTeyet BriEadier General, and CHIEF QuaTteTInas.
ter, Fihh Military District. nOo-td
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
HEADQUARTERS FIFrH MILITARY DisrRIor, D
Osyick OF CHiRf QUARTERnAAIER,
AUSTIN. TEN q Septpmher l6f9

HEADQUARTERS FIFrH MILITARY DisrRtcrl
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARrERnAAIER,
ArsriS. TExAs, September 20, 1868.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this oflcs until u o clock, IN, OF Saturday.
November II, 1865, for delivery at Austin, Texas,
~ cavalry Horses, and at San Antonio, Texas,
The horses must be sound 10 all particulars, well
broken 10 full hesh and good condition, from (i6j
hfteen to 90 sixteen hands high, from (5l i've Ia
W nine years old, and we'll adapted In every way
tscSS,,vairy puTposes Horses between t0l nine and
and healthy, may be accepted.
Delivery 10 commence within COZ thirty days
from date Of contract, and to be completed With
sixty tD) days from date Of same,
Proposals will be received for the whole or any
portion OF the number OF horses required
offered.
Proposals 10 be endorsed - Proposals for Cavalry
Horses and addressed to the uhdersi gncd, ~
nolds j. A. POTTBK
Breye. Brig. Genl and G. q. NJ, F.fth Military
District ori5.td
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pPoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION

HEADQrAHTERs FIFTH MILITARY DIsThI T.)
sTAIE or Texas. OIIICE OF CHEZ 9. NJ, I
s.-,.. ArsIis.IExAs.o Oct z. lss
At this once until Monday, De ,ember II, Ices,
Al twelve clock m, for the transportation or milf
tsTy supplies from the hrst day OF January, 1880,
70 the thirty .arst day Of December, 1860. on the
'''''"'ns RSUTR NuMBER4,
Prom lndianOla to San Antonio and all interme-
date points.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred (iOO)
pounds per one hundred tl0o) miles at which they
will transport said supplies.
Bidders should give their names In full - well
as their places OF residence, and each proposal
should be aeeompanied by a bond in the sum Of ten
THOUSAND tsio.oool dollars. signed By two q more
sI sHas sa., s.s s
Ss e g hS shs
hcient security furnished by said parties, In
accordance with the terms OF this advertisement
Theamount OF bonds required from the contrac-
tor will be nifty thousand Ct5O. 000) dollars.
Satisfactory evidence Of the solyeney OF each
bidder and person offered rs security will be
Forms Of contract may be seen At the once Of the
Depot QuartermAster At San Antonio and at Mar
| shall, Texas, and at this Office.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
that may be offered.
Proposals must be iudorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation, and addressed to the under
Pr command Of Brevet Major General. J. Rsy.
Brsyst BriGadler General C. O. NJ. Filth Military
| District.