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EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH.

EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH.
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH In CHINA.
THE FAST INDIA
TELEGRAPH coMPANY's
OFFICB.
Nos. % and 25 NASSAU Street.
ORGANIZED UNDER SPECIAL CHARTER FROM
THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
CAPITAL. $4,000. 600
$4,000 SHARES, 500 EACH.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. ANDREW q. CURTIN PHILADELPHIA
PAULk, FORBES, of Russell & Co., China.
FRED BUTTERFIEID, Of p. Butterheld & Co, New
York.
ISAAC LIvBRMoRE, Treas. Mich q. r. r. Boston
ALEXANDRA HOLLAND Treas. Am. Eek. Co., New
York
Hon. JAMES NoxoN, Syracuse, ~.
Q. II. PALMER, Treas. West. u Tel. Co., New York
FLETCHER wEsTRAY, Of westray. Gibbs & Hardcas.
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N'ieAoAAS 4"hOAhhN'' AVG" horh'
OFFICERS.
A. q. CURTIN, President.
N. MIcKLHs, vlcePre,ident.
oRoBGE CoNANT, Secretary.
GEoLaE ELLIs cashier National Bank Common.
wealthy Treasurer,
Hon. A. K. MClLURE Philadelphia, Solicitor,
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UTUMNAL ATTIRE
FOE
GENTLEMEN AND JUVENILES,
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
MARRIED.

GALLOWAY-POMEROY.- the 9th of Augu,t.
by Rev. j. Spencer Kennard, Mr.. RICHARD GA
LOWAY and Miss CLARA M. POMEROY, both of
this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1. 1868. by Rev. VIII.
liam Cathcsrt, Mr.. GEORGE II. RULON TO Miss
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PATE TENTED.-PANTs SECURED AND
sTRETCHED from 10 inches AT Mottet
rrencn SfAm Dyeine and snouring, No. 1o N
NANtA serse' ana DO. ~ RA0E Stres6 7Ut ~
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read tn
EVENING TLLEsRAPH. at Hillman's News Stand,
North Pennsylvsnia Depot.
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JRwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy. NO. II South
second street, has the largest and attractive
assortment OF fine jewelry and sverware In the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real, pure arti
Gle furnished at q price which cannot be e4ualled
He also has large stock OF American watches all
varieties and at all prices visit to his store sure
result In pleasure and profit
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FINE CUSTOM MADE Boors AND SHOES for Gel
tlemen. Bartlett, No. SO South Sixth street, abov
Chestnut
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PRICES for Uphostering work reduced Carpet,
Furniture, Bedding Curtain Shade. Blind. and other
work done promptly; no delay. at PALrEN's, No. l4OS
Chestnut street. WoIkmen always ready,
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TRENwITHs NEWS DEPOT, at No. IO7 8. Third
street. is the place to find all kinds of reading at
ter. He keeps on hand a constant supply of all the
periodicals, magazines. pictorials, fashion plates,
and every description of light readiug II he does
not have what you desire he will send tor It. II you
obtain them, ms he has perfected arrangements
whereby he receives them long before the regula
mails arrive.
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GROVER d BAKERS Highest Premiam SEWN
Machines, No. 73O Chesnut street.
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SPRING MATTRESSES the out of order repaired,
made up equal TO new, and returned the me day,
Workmen always ready, at Patterns. No. liOS Cnes-
mt raQt
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CARPET UPHoLsTERINe O specially, al PArTHN,
WorkmeD alwaJ ready TO make up, alter. and la
Carpets. No disappointment No delay, at PAT TEN Z
No, l4OS Chesnut street,
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This Company ID prepared to issue policies of Life
Insurance upon all the approved plans either at
mutual rates. at stock rates. low as those Of
other reliable institutions.
Blank applications and tables OF rates can be oh
tained as the office OF the Company. 9Ituths6t4p
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LACE CURTAINS done up, me nded, and put up Il
windows, at about the same price others charge fol
washing only, at Patterns, No 1908 Chesnut street.
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desg.tJ
pRoPOsALs FOR SUPPLIES.


HEAD'Es DHrARrMEsr OF ruE CrMnRRLASD,
OFFICE CHIEF CoAAIssART or SUBSISTENCE, ,
LorIsyILLs, Ky, December 81, 1875.
Sealed proposals, (which must DO Ia duplicate,
viii b % Received SStii u O'siOcs m. WEbSES.
DAY, December 10, 1865. for furnishing the follow
Is, 90 pounds New Clear Rib Bacon Sides, Uu
10. 90 pounds Now Bacon Shoulders. la ticrCos.)
PonSa. New 'S Cauva,d Hams
lin tieTees, samples required.
FAST BssSH. da barrels, barr samples required, "'''N
5000 pousss &c " COn6o Sugar, Of the grade
usually known in the market as ''stuarra q,
$500 pounds GranulatSd Sugar, the name " tho
manuiGstoIy 70 be stated in the bid
lt,OoO pounds Hard Soap
lbO pounds kAleratus.
lsO pounds Dream Of Tartar.
lSo pounds Baking q Yeast Powder c
Tartar. and BSEilg Of east Powders to be pack cd
in t-oI, tin cans, in s lb. boxes.
40 bottles hnO Pickles, half gallon bottles, u In
so pounds Chocolate, lin 2l h. Bo1esD
100 pounds Smoked Herring,
SS pounds Cora Starch, IN papers. and packed In
" 900 cakes Toilet ST, ,p. in small size boxes.
Tho above stores 10 be of the very best quality,
full weight, perfectly pure, aud free from foreign
Impurities and no charge for packages will be
The Salt Meats p DO iPspecled by an authorized
sRaPSe. Sf STe he S%tbS2ls Sr ey
inspeetion charges and to be paid by tho con-
tractor.
bidders will state when thSy propose to deliver the
Stores,
samples required to be offered with the bids
PToposaln must be inclOsed in n sealed envelope,
indVrsed Proposals for (nRms tho article, aud
addressed 70 the npdersigned.
be nG .9SIly SsS" S2IdpR' Il NY ""
deGtd BrrNrt DIlg ecu. amt { :.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
. ORDNANCE STORES
VIII be ~ sSld a. public sueticn. at FcIt Monroe
the 18th day Of December, ls5s, at 10 O'Clock, a. m
large quantity OF stores, consisting In part Of the
following articles, viz:
lers and mortars, cast iron (2l7J and bronze,
(2l OF various calibros.
dWrought Iron gun carriages and cast iron
Large quantity Of artillery implements and
IS, 30 Shot shell. spherical case. stands Of grape
and canister Ior smooth-bOre and riaed guns
Of various calibres.
% Roreiga model arms Of various calibrcs.
10 burnside carbines, good order.
lS Killed muskets. altered to percussion, cal
%, good order.
7N Springfield rinsd DusEets, cal. IS.
kines, assorted.
SspoTtlng rides and shot guns.
70 Light artillery sabres.
27lN.C, o. and musicians swords.
Infantry accoutrements. horse equipments,
and small arm appendages.
Artillery aud cavalry bits and iron Tarts for
q, ,e1s Cartridge bags, (Gannel and serge)
Rope and corn sacks,
Blaeksmiihs,. earpenters'. saddiers' and ar.
morers' tools, &c.
Thirty days will be allowed for the removal u
cannoni fourteen days for all other stores
Terms OF sale: 10 per cent. cash to be paid on day
Of sale. balance on delivery Of the goods,
A catalogue Of the articles TO be sold will be fur
nished upon appl cation at this Arsenal, or at the
Ordnance Otice, Washington, D. c.
The ofieer making the sale reserves the right to
does not come up to the limit that may be axed By
proper authority some Of the articles, or when
ever the interests Of the United States in his Opin-
ion. NAV be subsOFved by SO doing n,vtop
Msj, Of Ordnance and Bvt Col. T. s. A., cOmd'G.
de3-t1
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Proposals.
pRorosALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.

ro,,, ornIeE cHrTy arAErERsAsIER.)
pFepcsss viii b Keel rsssvSS SS' a @ oso
sssT AaI %si I &$S :s
dIss L ssSs +
NJ until the time RoTTR HSGSi RTss1S:SSncd1 sS SSncd1
From such points on the Union Pacific railway,
,ns SSssf "a SS
y hs ,I9y 81 e. S
"a fsssP q "a Ss: $.isss .ssS
IS may Be IN that
VIII sS rate SR Ss 10 eoSnds ssP2 10
miles at which they will transport the stores In
'isH s %SRtf d ,As yssT siS f ana s so
entertained for the tran.p0I,siiop to and from The
RSGR GnS ss sni no, is mcD as
to Ports zrrs s2M 2.IlsG FGnB Bda.s aSsfEa kEGn Gsynd
"'l anu FRS9M FORT HAYS
70 Forts Dodge. Lyon, Reynolds, Garland and
rfkoM SHERIDAN OR FORT WALLACE
to Forts Lyon, Reynolds, Garland and Union.
The transportation herein advertised for must DO
iiaioi%SticS viii be given on application to lhl;
above. and up9n any other points regarding the
ROUTE No, 8.
From Fort Union or huch other depot as may be
posts or stations that are or may be established in
that Territory, and to such posts or stations as
may be designated in tho Territory Of ArIEona and
In the State OF Texas west OF ongitude l0j degrees,
Route No. 2, q. .oco,oO pounds; on Route No. s,
Bldders will state their places Of residence, and
OF %, {nOtes or certified check, payable 70 the
case an award is made 10 him, The bidder viii &C.
cept It and enter into contract with good and sum
adyerisemont; said sum to be forfeited to the uni
ted States in case Of failure by the party to whom
the contract may be awarded. to execute In due
Zach bidder must be present at the opening Of the
pTpPossls or be represssated En- BY "a b, attorney
Route No. in such amounts Is shall be fixed by
the undersigned on Route No; 3, $4,000.
Of each bidder and person offered as security viii
Proposals must be lndOrscd Proposals .or Army
case may be, and mono will be entertained unless
they fully comply with the requirements Of this
The party TO whom an award Is made must be
prepared to execute the contract without unneces.
sary delay, and to give the required bonds for the
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered Is reserved.
The contractor on each route must be in rcadl;
for service by the lst day Of April. 1859, aud
must have place Of business or agency at which
he may be communieated with readily, at the
BlaaE tOrms. slowing how'll g the be- oondtions of the con.
tract to be entered into for each route, can be had
BY letter. and must Accompany and be a part Of,he
Blanks for proposals will bo furnished on sppll.
by order Of the Chief ouartormaStsr,, Military
Psp1 Psyi'iOa 0s .hS 6aS9SI MSsSrr E1srppS psSar.
ment Of Missouri. deci7.td
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Aatiuaal gepnblitau.
toTFIoIAL.l
HnADa'Rs Frn.I MILrIAEJ pI.rnIcr.'

SN ~ N. -
Genera, ,E5ssssis; osss,s ". YY Yis b'''HS'f' is's
In view Of the peouniary distress and din.
cultie. which must neeesssrily ensue through
ogt TIL, military district upon the termination
and in the absence Of any Legislature or body
competent to devise the appropriate remedy
j. That the stay OF executions against per.
sonsl property, so far only as the same exists
under laws now In force. and which by the
% ss ssPS Ss on sna h1 T. s day
tended until the arst day Of July, 1860, and II
on or before the said last named day the debtor
o%nr paid ss due 1a
stayed until other orders from these or superior
headquarters.
2. II, during the existence of this order, any
debtor shall be eloining any property which,
but foe the existence Of this order would be
liable to said execution, or shall dispose, or
attempt to dispose, Of the same to the preju:
dice OF his creditor, II shall be lawful and
right for such creditor to apply to any circuit
court, or to any judge thereof In vacation,
to the debtor, and.said court or judge thereof
IN vacation, upon the statement under oath Of
the parties, and such legal evidence as they
may adduce, may make an order to the clerk
to Issue said execution for the entire debt, in
terest and cost, or else dismiss such applica.
tiou with costs to either party, as to the said
court or Judge shall seem right;
are hereby continued in force, and the military
commissioners and circuit judges entrusted
with their execution are enjoined to observe
and give effect to the same.
4. It Is intended by this order that whilst
afording reliefto the debtor, not to impair the
rights OF the creditor, but to preserve and en-.
force the same by subjecting the whole per.
sonal estate, which Is now exempt by the stay
law, to the lien of the creditors execution, D, nd
At the same time enforce prompt payment OF
BY command OF Brevet Msjor General Stone
man. s. F. CHAPLIN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,

METROPOLlTAN-SH POTTS.
NY; Col L Lee, Raleigh, N y; NJ J 0'Brien,
simerisy and family, Tenn; Il Roberts and
more; 5 R CLARK, Penni Geo Marshall, Ky;
s Hitner and wife, z O Hustler and wife,
Penn; Sam Brooke. West River, Md + NJ
aeofge sountyi j Il Miller, Boston, aeorge 4
stone, Tucson, Arizonni Geo S Norton, L q
simon p weaver and vile, Nd Mrs drii' r
hth, A NJ Brown, Val VIM Devfics, Baltimore.
KIRKwoOD HOUSE.
D Porter, N; Mrs Fields, Bostoni
andris; q " Keim, son and daughter, ] il
Ross and wife, Baltimore; VIM A Foster, Bey-
Harry Brady. ,mes smith, \; John n
Richard Bright, T NJ johnson, Richmond; q
CORY, Penn, Robert ] Martin, PENN f q
Champion and wife, N Y.
UNITED STATES HoTEL-M. II. BEAN.
JW Bsssit, Pa; II Munro, Prince George
Thompson and lady, boston, Mass; H A Smith
Fisher, baltimore, Md; A b Arlington, N Y,
Thurston and wife, Alexandriai K W STRAIT.
ton, II H Parker, William McLeer, cityj x q
Thompson, Otto Lsyser, South Americaj J II
JennlnBs, iuu' ~ ! OOOnnoIt Thllhuelpnih,
Pal q d Carlton, Il Porter, il, Port Chester.
OWEN HOUSES. W. owEs.
q b Sears, Chas Dixon, S Tappin, u S A;
P Hewett, W II U Taylor, NJ NJ Dent, John
W Owen. = Winter, o A Dole, city; DR. II II
Gilbert, J B Dunning, Jas II Carroll, N Y; W
q Jones, Baltimorej Taylor Turney, Nd; Jno
Rupels, Philndelphis; Lieut. l. Lee, George A
Spalding, U 5 Al John S Beach, A ] Martin,
Val N Bradish, James o Carroll, d Den
ming, J W Moore, N Y; II Cromwell, city.
SEATON HOUSE-J. II. SEMMKs.
NJ Hopkins, Va; John Wentz, jr, Liberty
Square Pa; GC Hyatt, jr,, " Swami, IT,
CLARK Hw Flandreau, Mrs I Lord, New
York; Geo A DOugherty, Mo; L Esston, Phil
adelphiai J b Wilber, + II Francis, d Cj l.
Hayden and wife, Bostoni Col Thos Murphy,
Kansas William T Bixler, jr, J Fairfax Nc.
Lsughlin, John II Crispin, Baltimore, Md;
John II Stone, Richmond, Va.
ST. JAMES HOTEL-G. W. BUNKER 4 Co.
H J Annington and lady. VT; W Taleott,
Rockford, III; d Easter, Chicago, Ill; A !
Farnum, city; Perry Edwards, Springfield,
Massi II M Ssmstas. st Louis, Mo; J. d oi.
colt and lady, Mass; q E Sinclair, New York;
John Strong, jacksonville, Ill; J Christie,
Dover. N II; wv Parish, New Orleans.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

OPFICE CHIEF COMHIssARY OF sCBslsTEgOE,
NEW ORLRAN-, La. December 10, 1865 4
Sealed proposals In duplicate are Invited till
twelve o clock NJ the twenty ghth day Of De-
rrubrr Is,ls for furnishing the united States Sub
sisi0uC' Department nth the following Stores, viz
FHf 30 barrels Of MESS PORK VI the best quality
FGr IL .6C pounds Of the best CAROLINA RICE
Ia barrels. Bids will also be received for RICE IN
titTces. -.-- .--
FSf u. .OlJ pounds Of the best MEDIUM BEANS,
put up IN good strong barTelsi the price Per pound
to be stated. ,,,,,...,
For iO,OOO pounds of the very best CANVAsED
FSr iO,OOO pounds Of good BROWN SOAR. equal
to the best manufactured, and not to contain moro
than twenty-h five per cent OI water.
The above articles to be OF the very best quality
and nut un 10 superior pack ages and 10 be delivered
Al the Subsistence Depot, in this city, within TWEEN
~ dAys after the opening OF the bids,
M bids will be TscCiN ed from parties who have
failed t. comply with their Cnga gements with ANY
hrnuCh II tho Government
PToTgsalS to be addressed to the nndsTslgnel aud
marked 'PropOsals - A BECkwlTH,
BTeyet Major Gen. aud s., L. S. A.
Scaled proposals will also be received at the sama
time for the purchase Of such quantity VI BEEF
HIDES as the subsistence Department may have
on hand for sale. Price per pound to he stated IN
bid,
Bids to be directed the uDdeI;ignCi era marked
"PrOpOsRls, " BELkWliliy
de2l.td Drcyet Major usu aud c :, U
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IJARBoR IMPROVEMENTS AT MANlsTEE,
IL MICHIGAN
UNITED STATES BSgINEgR 3 oTRICE,l

MILWAUKEE, Wis, December S, lsfs,
Scaled proposals will be received at this Onlce
until u n, JANUARY 10. ls'g for extsndipg thee
be In duplicate all separate for each class Of ma
terial aud labor.
For particulars as to payments, time Of com
mencing aud hnishing the work, classification OF
material. &c apply TO this Orics, where plans and
specihCatiOn, will be shown to all who wish to
make proposals. w
Contractors furnishing mlterial will be required
to hold them without eXprus' to the United statei
uutl required for use by the engineer oicer in
charge Of the work.
Each bid, to have consideration, must be accom-.
panied by n guarantee signed by two responsible
names, and duly ccrtihoi 10, as required upon the
forms furnished.
printed copy of this advertisement Will be at
tached to each proposal
Blank forms Of proposals, with form Of guaTan'
tee, will bs furnished from this Ulco upon appli-
cation.
The work will be lot to the lowest responsible
bidder, the United states reserying the right 10
Contracts with good and sufficient sdretics will
be executed within ten days from the date Of the
award,
The proposals will be placed in sealed enveopes,
endorsed '.PrOpOsals for extending the Piers at
Mapistee, Michigan, " and addressed to
BTeyeI Lieut. Col. Y. U. fARQUHAR,
deli-td Captain Ot Engineer.
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pRoPosALs FOR STAKES.
HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT or THB Souri,,
CHIEF QuARTERMAsrER's OYRICE,

HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT or THE sourH,)
CHIEF QUARTERAAsTER's OPFICE,
ATLANTA, GA, Dec, Q, ls5s,
Scaled proposals will be received at this Office
until - m, +, December !O.h. 1858, at WHICH time
they will be opened, for supply ing the National
Cemetery, at Florence, S. c., with
1900 STAKES,
To be Of good, seasoned heart pine, free from sap,
wide, planed on each side. pointed at one end and
rounded at the other, and TO have three coats OF
white paint They will. also. be numbered aud
etteTed In black in accOrdance with the lists which
will be furnished by the officer In charge Of the
Cemetery.
The usual requirements for bids. &c. will be ex.
acted.
Delivery to eommeRee thirty t3)l days after the
contract + awarded, and the whole 10 delivered
within ninety 1901 days from the date Of contract
Proposals should be endorsed, " Proposals for
Stakes. and addressed to II. SAXTuN.
Brevet Brig. Gen. q. n. Y. s. A, Chief a N.
Dept. OF the south. decll.td
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Proposals
n o T I c Z g..
UslTED STATE ~ EisSiIiHEsns 81 WE. stsn.Ir


UNITED sTArEs EsgI.gER's orprcE,)
MILwAuKEE, Wis, Nov, 70, 1893
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, Of the form fur.
nished by the undersigned, will be received at this
office until u m. on WEDNESDAY, December 20,
1858, for REMOVING the rock from the entrance to
EaRe Harbor, Lake Superior, go to obtain depth
not less than fourteen nD feet throughout the chan
The en- gineer q estimates are 400 cubic yards to
leave channel 80 feet wide, and 3.372 cubic yards
to make channel l3O feet wide.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard. This
price is to include the cost Of furnishing all the
labor, boats, machinery, and appliances OF every
ing the material removed to such points as may be
designated.
The work to bo commenced on or before May !,
and completed by October 81. 1892.
Payments will be made as follows:
une fourth TO be paid when one third OF the work
Is done one third W hen one half Ia done; one half
when two thirds are done and In full when
Bids will be made In accordance with provisions
q circular Of May 9. 1873, from this once, far
they may apply.
bids. and viii not be bound to pay larger sum
appropriated for this purpose.
Contracts, with surety bonds in the sum Of
SO 200, must be executed in thirty days from date
Of award,
For further information apply to this Office, or to
Mr., Henry Bacon, 0ntonagoni Michigan.
The proposals will be sealed. indotsed, and ad-
BTevct Colonel and Major Of Engineers, Wilwap.
kee, Wisconsin. del5 I'd
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKorA,) }

s..,., 81. Paw, ,NIsS:: Pee: Z, is.S
$50, Tor tho transpSrtation of Military SUPPLE:
GSTas asiss shS r. s Fa1ts t end
Minnesota, to 81. Cloud. Minnesota, by the short
So ssR RS'M IN & Se
Tn C DsE 5,ay y, sr;, o Of hs
stssSa,on SSt cf otssr on tSs
sSur river sHs1wsrd to present posts Or such as
The, weight 70 be transported on this Route No.
1 shall not exceed ten millions pounds, uO.oOo.-
Bidder. will state the rate per oae hundred uoo,
e the ye9s. beginning April J.. 1862. and ending
Bidders should give their names in full. as well
as thsiE places Of residence. aPd each proposal
doa signed By two or n fsspHus 81 ,Ia
Die pers9Is, & gpsran,seng Ihst In case contract 4
to he party proposing. The sonirse, viii Ss ss
sePIsd ana entered int, and good and sufficient se
the terms OF this Advertisement. "'''
Tho contractor will be required to giyo bonds In
the sum OF one hundred thousand dollars tsl0O,-
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solveney
be required, And before an award to any bidderis
made he vii be reguiTed to give satisfactory syi
Proposals must be indOrsed PROPOSALS for Army
Transportation on Route No. 1, and none will bo
entertained unless they fully comply with the re.
quirsmentB OF this advertisement
SSaiS y hs se To- sSs
The required bonds for the faithful performance OF
the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered Is reserved.
The contractor must be In readiness for service by
the lst day of April, 1859. and will be required to
have place of business or agency at which he may
be communicated with promptly and readily for
Route No. 4. at st. Paul, inn. Fort Steyelson,
Dakota Territory, or at such point as may be indi
Gated as . starting point Of this route
Blank forms, showing the conditions Of the con-
tract to be entered into, can be had on application
QuArtermAstpf
at New York, Chicago, st. Louis, Fort Leayen-
worth and Omaha, and must accompany and be n
part Of the proposals., 5. B. HOLABlRD,
1t. Col. Deputy q N. Gen, Bvt. Brig. Cen, U.
S. A., Chief q. NJ, ., Dept VI Dakota. del6-td
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.
NAVY PAYuAsrrn'soyrIcE.

NAVY PAYNAsTER's OPFICB,(
wAsHISgTOS, ID. c., december 2l, ls6S. !
Scaled proposals, to be endorsed Proposals., -
will be received at this oice until IL IN, the 2l
day Of January, lsSo, for the following articles,
which must bo Of the very best quality, to be de-
liyered free Of expense aud Government tax at the
Washington EAVy-yard, and subject to the usual
inspection thcraAt, to wit;
BUREAU EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
1000 pounds Commercial Chloride Of Ammonium.
i,a0 pounds Hydrochloric Acid.
80 pounds Zinci sulphas.
q pounds kRlium ChloTat.
5000 pound Stat Zinc.
dozen Files,
Descriptive schedule with particulars to be seen
at this once. Responsible security required for
the prompt and faithful delivery Of supplies
awarded In conformity with stipulatiOns on the
wise bids will not be entertained.
CALVlNC. JACKSON,
de2j.3t Paymaster U. g. n.