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New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS
PORT OF Ew.YoRK............Jur, 4
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship Santiago de Cuba Smith Aspn"al days md ia
steamship ReDeccs Clyde, Chichester Wilmington c. @ Aan
Steamship Saratoga, Couch, Richmond, mdss and
sss@:hip A9e%are Lawrence n kes%c9d ma:s and par.
ss%D SD hsS,SS: E h% R. rSfBsi Ss%s l S sa ls
B Bs4 fSTs, Pspts Hansoa G% RIO GgsHds de- wool L.
BsT BBS Fs Sas' HsHSa @ SsTrSIt clSSat My y g.
BARK Due Fratele, Me.sns, Palermo May q fruit y
Bark GosepPs SarTsO . P1.n9S Jo1s rslt Ta
Brig Mary E. Rowland Rowland Bueho, Ayres 81 days Lsss
% Ps sG's S g Ss :Ss nats:ss n 5os @ % day. & sG &
Bhg T. J. Meyman Allen, MessinA May &C. @de VIM Msr.s
Brig Wild Hunter Henderson, Guana R. day., mos,., a.
sas KGdsTs. ct MaeoTS., TiqSot S1s n got,toe:
Brig Roslyn. Tuthil, Trinidad 10 DAYS, sugar =
scht W Baker Philips kingston, JAM 10 days oggsA "a
%y oh I o % R 70 org M fnS for lSo9 & hfy'f ''h b. %
sehE Sarah H. Merrill Benson BaraeOa lodsys, fruit L.ah
schI. Franklin, Swain. lnlIsnola June 49, hides ard horn
4 6 Hazard, Portland Ct Ssltlai', liIisI gro'sASh
Hear B. Drew. BRIDGEPORT BraiSs, Pcr,lapd, Z
George and Albert Midlctown IT, Nillctt. Providence
scad, YorTsik Jsln L,aess's; fSoSjtE..
4 Tayior Bangor ,'elstis Portland Ct
Niagara, kondopt Watcroo Calais
,, n BRACES Ro1dOut Aue' f@elIsqeeTs. Er'al,a,sa
G J. Baldwin, ROndout. Kst; caisi,u, aysae
Ore, S!so Rs GSs1 RSasp s 4,S Tss,. Agsas
Hester Elabsthporf Free stone Neabarg
Belle seaman, Nswbng Saratoga Eewburg
Kio6 Es9a S1iSH:f fsE: wSi.o Sis' 4 sinsa a 's
7. s. Terry Raynor, NeV-Hayen. Luna Port Chester
Mar E Amsdea smith Haven Sarah l. Steyen. Bath.
Panibsa, HILL NeW-HsTeu Jusice, Newport
Up TIDY, SlckersoB, n. Haven Fashion AddeOwn
W. D. Mangan, Chase, n Bedford Seud, Cass,
salie T. Carter, PawtuekeL
BELOW.
Jam. schL t. D. Williams, "a days from Porto Rico.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRScsco, July 2SThe steamship Golden Age has snra
CHARLESTON July IS Arrived 6ark LILY ~ from csrdena, osa.
port TIE steamship Sea Gal from Bs%o detained By the Ar
HOLE July 25Arived scb Joha Snow Carrie syss
r Adranna LaHartne Dexter, Aose Phlanthrops Rs Aa
BosIos July ?61rn1ed steamship Mary Sanford from Ns-Ys
schrs 81. D. Haskell, Havana
FOREIGN PORTS.
souTHASPros July I5e steamship Sasa ker Of e Hamburg
tbs afternoon and after transferring her passenger nails and sG
MAvAsA, July i5-saled steamship Missouri for SsvYorl
DISASTERS.
M Sag PsGco 5 sls Js 9a Es & d% yssp s.ms O.s l q
2P S ee e i n and OF soa us s1s as 3 & ' "
SPOKEN.
Jny IS lat o. Ion "A 25 ship Columbia from LvePoo e'oHt r
July = at 81 G lou Il 81 bark Prairie Bird from Mobile bound 10
July Ig lat AZ o lou o. ship W. H. Mosdy from S. JOIN
June IS st q s ou IS 49, brig Chief ah) fOm LeghOr 60
July a. lat IS g. oa rs 49, Br sclr Mischief days from AHoy0
july IS On the Banks fishing schr Helen Of Martlshead s 10
July at % IS, lon 81 90 sehr JsGL Adams from Santa
july lat 70 ST. Ion H. bark odena ils days from Java t
July IT, lat a. on g. whaling schr Mason of ProvIHeeos
Ja X a q 3d. lon a5 ship James from NewoTs'n' s0s'd
july H. A. lon 60 81 Br brig VIM B Forrest from Bosi hs
st. Thomas 2' days out
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
pASSRNcFPS APRJVPD

FROM NRW-ORLBANS, Jnly 26-In steamship ManpOsa M.
Hoyt aud two children, Mr. and M D. Wilcox, hs 49,
and three children Mrs r. Jackson Edward Kemble j. Andeo ~
Clapp and two children d MOrphy DWyer Miss Annie Se
Miss Mary Sherndon, and ~ In the seeTage.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

was Of good spranee aud address AM regarded ,l
geon and physician
GREENWICH, CONN.-The sisket oflcs .,s
freight in t depot Of hs NevYork and NesHays
were entered BY baAlaTs on PIday night and robbed
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
IAnnonncementAI

1t Is we'll to get clear OF Cold the first wee.
bat il much better safer to rid yourself first s -
hOur-the proper remedy for the purpose being D IsEs H..
TORAsT. sold by all Druggists
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
HOME NEHS.
THE WEATHER

RFsAHK-25ib, Mornnrvcry heavy rain to 2J9; rain 10 'oi
depth fallen "A inches; coIiv; u LITTLE cloudy Anoou
Little cloudy SGD; cloudy T. sunset Lcnng-Very cloudy 10
o. little cloudy lightning the : w from 10 10 2
Mornug-Le hayi yey hsr from 70 " AGsfnoon-Ner h,H.
Eveuine-Very hhz r. food which visited Baltimore FRIDAY,
csnne destruet on Of M Ia Tbs city from
o'clock Frdsy evening SJJ Saturday morning. from 80 m
siornei tie T. Total rain depth 3! lche From II
O. when the rain fell heaviest p inches measured
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL pErNHrMENr
following recorded obseatols hc Cltral
Park Obseryaory the week snag saturday july - IS5:
Hight - ground above the "a, - bet
HIGHT ofnstrumeuts above tle lruunf 80 feet
Ilisht Of INSTRUMENTS stoye the sea- W i,et
Latitude gOo a.. 59n = LDa gIiuie, -, 81, go W.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

1000 WINDOWS and DooRs all left open N,
6ceHt for ventilation aud still house is bnsrproof Tbs ~
ALARM TELEGRAPH gives instant alarm nslher N rots
It's place. pamphlet with 600 20 tesiino1
those who using It, sent free HoLsgs No 1ol BFsS-
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
WINCHESTER'S
HYPOPHOSPHITES,

THE SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR THE PREVENTION AND SS SSSss
or CONSUMPTION acts with PROMPTNESS aud CEhI AiNli
ali and Is earnestly recommended to al psf
Wit
remedy known WINCIlBSrBRS HP0RioSPHIIES also ss we
inyarbe efficacy In Of the Blood and Nervous sis
eguslv relieving curing Nervous and General Debility D'ye
Asbma Bronchitis Scrofus Wasting Loss Of strength o a
Appetite In diseases and children with magical ess-
and nygoIsing qualities remarkable inpaluug ~
strength the broken down IL superior 70 al A
hoic smuants Circulars and information free Sold b. Dfegss
everywhere Prices 81 and 80 bottle WINCHBsTbk Se
Proprietors. No IS Jobust, New York
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
'10tal distance Travelled

pgv,Ry-Rln on lgh 20h 2l,i 2h and 23h; Duration %
hou and2 muuei; d,pP go eae on this depth there f be
of 831 %; Eh snl ii!S a. m !'ih being
hour. and p minutes. 33il inches.
Thunder W 18Th aud 10Th, slight
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
VERMONT SPRING.

THE MOST RELIABLE REMEDY KNoWN Tor HApS,,i ni n.ssl
Bnghts Disease OF the Kidneys, Rhemaush' &C ~ '
sAAe 'o' SH'''' ~ SANE Co. No Az Broomest, n /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-14
ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
Nnru D.pnrfmknf.

Nary DEPARTMENT, I
Burtau q Proc SONS and Clothing, ApriI 6, 1853.
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beei and Vegetables" will b. received at this
Bureau until O'Clock . the 18th day Of
April Is for the supply Of $1,000 pounds Of FRESH
Beef and 80 COO pounds OF resh Vegetables at the
Washington Navy Yard and Station, ms required
The BE, and Negetabl must be of good quality
ard the best the msrket affords, and each article
mus, he offered for by the pound. The Beef to be
IN equal proportions, fore and hind quarters.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required
IN ore half the estimated amount Of the contr acl
and twenty per cent In addition will be withheld
from the amount Of each payment to be made. as
collateral uriiy for the due performance of the
contract, which viii on no account be paid until 1t
Is fully complied with
Every offer made must be accompanied by
sitle person. that the bidder bidders WILL IL his
wi bin i've days. with good aud sufficient sur-tias
furn.h the articles p posed the responsibility
OF the guarhntors tn be to by the Assessor
Of Internal kevs for the district in which they
reside.
No proposal ,ciH BE- stdsred unless acconpanisd
~ suh kVdTGnfse, ana BY satisfactory .ridencs that
the tl6der as REGULAR dealer she articles pro-
cd and has The license required BY of Congress-
The Department reserves the right to reject my
proposal not considered advaBtag. ous to the Gov
err ment.
1t il to be understood that in case the sti rulated
quantity Of either article shall be deli veret,
icayiIg a balance due the other article, the
contract may be- completed in FULL at the option of
the Department II BRIDGE,
ap7-lW Chief Of Bureau.
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OFFICE, L. 4. ARMY.
Cor GRANT AND BALTIMORE SIS,
Bear No. 1O5 W Lombard Street

Bear No. los W. Lombard Street,
RALIIyeRE, MD, A pril Is. 1865.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
by tie under signed until IL e'clock NJ, FRIDAY
April Hth. 1873. for supplying for the use OF the
United stat Army, Subsistence Stores. to be de-
iy.rtd Ia Baltimore, as follows: viz
t2t0l i NO IN, usand cans q, ga or 3 lbs.l Toma
toes, TO be A. FIRM, hard, aud solid as posi- Sic
Cans col tanning thin and liquid To natoes will
not be nsi1ered
Il U.s. Eo ven hundred and seventy eight dozen 2
b. cans Green Peas, to be the small i" or
French Pea. Marrow fats" will not be con
sidersd.
C2sO) Two hundred and nfty dozen ID cans Lima
Beans.
(J4D Five hundred and forty one dozen 2 a. or 3
III. Pesches-"Satural Fruit in Syrup To
be the very best quality g W lite Heath cling ~
ii they can be- FINISHED. ANY 'Chngr Peach
viii. however, be considered.
1892 Three hundred and eighty two dozen H. cans
Portland Packed sweet Corn. None but the
Portland Corn will be- considered.
All the goods offered must be OF the latest sea
sons crop.
The cans to be Theoretically sealed, and to be
packed twenty four in a box the boxes to be well
made ana ttTotg. and strapped at the ends with
gree hick DRY ard mark I'd in full with contents
bahe of contractor and date and place of pac king
ALI The goods are required for immediate delivery
and are wanted, If possible, the spot. and no ne
~ the goods cepted will be received Haless de-
livcred 10y Tu. sday, April q. at the very latest
Bidders Will please pro pose with this understand
ing
Two cans Of each article offered must be sent in
a. samples: All conditions required n my ad YER :
tisenents for canned goods to hold. These coudi-
u9ns viii he furnished on apple stion If desired.
Address proposals TO THOS WILSON,
apH-1 Byt. Col and q. =, L. s. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-14

ERplCT IN A BREACH oP PRoNrsF CAsx
The suit Of Hester &. PAYNE vs. JoAn l.
Niishtson' Tor breach Of promise OF Marriage
mat has for some time past attracted con slider
able attention on the Eastern Shore of Marv-
land, was brought 20 = conclusion last week
L he parties ara residents OF Dorchester county
but the case Wis removed to Wicomioo c punty
ne amount oi damages claimed by the young
lady (the plaInufD Was -2S,,Eg. The DOrches-
ter News says The Jury went 70 their room
about four O'Clock Tuesday evening tn in
slant and, after celebrating bout an hour and
baii, brought an q verdict loT The plaiatif
ana aseeseed The damages at $500. The @ "a
hac been r.mOved 10 WiCpmicO county AZ the
instance OF the defendant, and was commenced
on Thursday, the 26th Of March Inten %
interest Uas manifested by the friends OF
NE ilileaLts, ana the large crowd that at
ts nded IRON The bPginning 10 the end Of the
uial, The novelty OF the case an our Latitude
and the respectabIlity Of the parties. entering
largely INTO a.. The trial was cond q ftad win
z,al and ability on the part OF the "a Eyers
Goldsborougb. Gnswoid. John w CrisheId
ano Lemuel Malone for the plaintiff, aud
Messrs. Spence, Wallace aud Tarr for the de-
fendant. aud an the vast aud crowded att.n-
dance, me Developments Of the points sad evil
dence, the intens- excitement and IA accession of
incidents resembled IN many respects the pro-
gress OF drama. The heavy verdict will
doubtless prove warning TO many how they
ever daily with the tender passion. and gives
assurance to The ladies that, bN the generosity
of man, their dearest interests VIII always be
projected. Ii Is thought that the costs OF the
case VIII amount TO s2,UQO, exclusive of lsv-
lers' fees, which Will also fall upon the defen
dant Associate Judges Franklin and Irving
pTesIded-Siewart, Chief Judge, beng absent
IN Annapolis.
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PROPOSALS.
ENDOWMENT UF THE Dvs NOTNYs
u SAFlpS OF ID = d I~StSSIPpI RIyPk
NOTICE To CJNTRACTORs

49, II M s'i 5;,s g rec9tved ~ the snder
~ Il KeoEnS I se- hnFiIeer' Once, 10
lS tas is =. ard Ta!erials requires l. tho
q n snA now IN process a -onst-1Ctlop s-syn5
Tie lccls are TO b. 80 teet lone bstwaa, ,r,irs
-. "l4e be wsen ~sii- ia the chzmo-rs
.-iI -- ton-uuctec .! a.-tc!ass eut- store ma
he rr.i lGck l'ca I'd Al Eeokuk. VIII be Ios,
set li't ard britt en- irely in the river
Tie se'csd 10, vii. be about ~ miles above the
- sitg feet iit Ini viii b pTat-ctsd tom The
c., 'ty N canal eni'aut-ent.
70 E.arf iSct VII BE- located at the head Of the
'eTd ~ Nashville. sud will he protected b. the
Sersrste proposals lin do sliestsI must be made
- Glass fSsTJNE AND CEMESr
rice ~ ~ ich the above materials will be deliv-
GLASS H-IROE.
h @ %Isgrbt AMI zee cast IRON per s A. ~
CLASS III-TIMBEg
Proposals. must II ate the price per cubic linear
~ thou.-r1 feet, b "a, a. which such tim Or as
-.ltJ be required, viii be Delivered
CLASS IV-LABOk
Tbs ass III in 'ude the BALL ng draining All
SEaTa'icn u eis, pre- pairing the fnur5stion which
.tt.r asoEIy: building the necessary prOte .tion
-, NJ ~ s'ng the necessary embrnkment and rio
sivHtd snd in the l-cks f0r n sdins the canal &c
g, shd The irrnlshing Of GIL machinery and i'm
5T.hehts required fer the proper execution OF the
The iav requires separate PROPOSAL. (in dupli-
Lci t5Ct afsl every class, and the avn rdnlents
gard 70 aggregate.
\. moe than ore proposition will be received
from the ssme party for the class.
Zach bad aust con ain a written or printed guar
sutee, stCEet ~ two pOnsible persons, ani
ttied t. 10 some UDited States Government officer
or ether responsible person known to this on oe.
bat the party Partiss bidding will, IL awarded
the contracts for the classes which they bid,
~uter into contract with the Government, or make
Eighest bidder
The name Names of the persons Pre- posing
1lust be written ousin fell, with their places q
residence and post ONCE address,
Plans, msps snd specific atoms, aud sill necessary
rapeEs VIII be ready for examination at the L nited
states engineer ONCE At keOkuk, Iowa, for fifteen
1sys prior to the date Of letting
Blank forms for proposals i'll Be furnishtd L BON
application at this Office.
Ferrous proposing to contract ara requested to
visit ana examine ihe location for the locks before
srnding in their bids
Contracts under either OF the aforesaid classe,
vill include one or more of the locks. a. may be
c1Esftcred most advantageous to the Govern
uDrnt.
The Government reserves the n ght to reject any
sni al bids. printed copy Of this notice should
D. attached 10 each bid.
PrOpc-als mt ST lie addressed to the under gned
- Ee0kuk Iowa, and should he endorsed Pro-
yOsaIs for I sbOr and Material for the Locks for
the Improvement of the Des hOiues Rapids
j. ii WILSON,
Lieutenant Colon 35th Infantry,
Brevet MAJOR General, U. ). A.
NTTED Sta les EN6ISEEk's OFFICE ,DAyENPOKT,
low February n 1855 nh 5-dtApl5
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TIE FUoT.-It NAV be doubted whether
th'le exists thi oughout the whole CIVILIZED
world A well formed loot. Many exqutsltieS
OF both sexes claim adm ration for their pedal
eNuemitles, but IL Is the boots and shoes which
cove them " hlch we called on TO admire
lhtT ieei, AZ bared, would present a very
great dINerg, nee from the classical ideal OF
beauty. The firmly planted foot, neitha too
large MOI to- small, but Justly proportoned 10
the height aud weight II sustains. the smooth
eurisce ana ocular curv, lines, the, distinct
nees OF the divisions and The perfect for nation
OF each tOe, With It's well-marked separat.nes..
aud lis gTaoahon OF size and reg ularty OF detail
TO the very tip OF tn nail, are now 20 be seen
only IN art. Ia Greek nature they were found
for the ancient sandal, which left the foot ll-
teAed, gave freedom 10 the DEVELOPMENT of its
natural grace and proportions. The mo Tern boot
OF shoe lth the prevalent notion thste verifying
the foot into lump as knOtty and Irregular as
a bat Of pudding stone. where the di stortsd
toes are 80 lmbeded in the mass and inutilated
by the pressure, that IL IL impossible 10 pick
Them out in The individuality and complete
Eess OF their original forms. as our coarse
climate Forbes the sandal ami renders the shD
necessary, care should be- taken TO adapt Il as
perfectly as ossible 10 the natural conform
lion OF the foot. 1t should be long and wide
enough TO admit a free play OF the toes the
space b. tween the heel and toe Of the shoe
should be firm and Of a curve the same
height as the natural arch of the foot waile no
part OF The artificial Covering should be SO bind
ing as TO prevent the free sctiOn OF the mu scIes
ana the circulation Of the blood.
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A DETACHABLE TowS.-A correspondent
wiring ffom Hayes city, Kansas, the present
WestSIn terminus oa the Kansas orane d of the
Pacific railroad, gives the following catalog ne
OF the attractions OF that city: HAYS city con-
talns about 800 D. ople, arly one-haif Of w HON
subsist by selling whIskey ~ the other half.
The Sabbath il known only day OF recrea-
uon, shops OF every KIND being open, mOneY
stacked on the tables, and gam lihg going on
AZ usual. The gospel has never been preacHed
in the place. The streets are patrollesf nigh
ana day by United States soldiers; SiFeotfng NJ
each other Is the standard amuseaifnf of the
lively population, four perso1s>haying been
shot in a single week recently; ght is right
and the revolver is the court of first and last
appeal. 1t has not rained in Hayes city tor six
months.
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llY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers
ID Late Clerks with J. T.. Mcclure a Co..
Southwest corner Penn, avenue and 18th street
(Star Office buildilg.)

CHANCERY sALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE NEAR FOUR
TAME STRICT WEST, AND FRONTING
ANkNnE. AND WEST OF THE NATIONAL
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District a Columbia. passed in chancery cause No
lO4s, Stonemau ct al VS. Has desty ct al, cha A. on
WkDNESDAI, the 9th day of May 1873 at five
clock y. m. on the premises. proceed a. sell a.
public suction all the following Real Estate which
Of the estate Of the late Cornelius Nc Lean de-
ceased. and being parts Of Lots mbered ee.en a.
and eitht 81 in SQUARE No 2s4 in Washing on
city. IN said District. which hae been divided
two parts, the first of which fronts 70 feet ms.
inches on street north, and back s. feet 20
public alley, with public alley the est ,ide oil
II, containing about 2l23 30 lt0 square feet 81
ground and improved by Brick Building The
secofd Lot fronts 80 feet "a In che SAID street
Is in east Of the lot above described and
runs nOrth 100 ct; then west IL feet ls< inches
then north 70 feet 20 pubic alley then Dug said
STREET. and then along said street 40 feet A. inches
10 the beginning. containing about s5sl 55 100
square feet OF ground, and improved BY . Brick
Building now occupied by p. Vermeren as a no Il
end restaurant. This property il in the square
Immediately east Of Wilard's Hotel, asd the sale
offers rare opportunity to those desiring To I'm est
in real estate ia NasLiBatOa.
Terms OF sale One third Of the purchase money
TO be paid ia cash, and the balance in,
~. elk nud twelve months from the day of sale,
with interest, to be secured by the bond of the
Ct the purchaser deposit of S.Uo on each lot re-
CLIO n WILLIAMS, Trustee.
apl4 d5ds- COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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ARRoDoMKs-4 ToVs Wthfn a R,as,-This
Is the name given by an architect, NJ. julie.
lscrIe, 10 gigantic piol-ct which, NJ states hs,
"lfainsd the approval q III Emperor, AID IL
csnpot b. dsTi'd thst ~ looks pls usi bic enough
The J. siding tds = H. fbEt the disastrous agglo-
mctation OI umbeTless small lodgings wltais
rsfrow space in The business quarters Of
la &c town may NJ obviated, without driving
the people from the scene Of their daily ayoca-
tons, by, ch The one hand. " ideninr the streets
and, on the other gaining in height what Is
thereby lost in breath. For this purpose the
bCuses 20 b. built IN the new and spsc ,ous
ID roug hfares WHICH are 10 replace the ext sting
NARROW lsnes " i'll be no less than ten stories
high, access 70 the upper ones being anJrded
by lifts, as il ALREADY the case in many hotel,
bOth In England aud Francr. Iron Is 70 cou-
sutute the framework Of these vast edifioas
winch are 10 rise 10 attitudes OF from 40 70 la
feet. Let us suppose The building 10 Occnpv 4
large reetangIe; the fifth story viii be partially
surmcuhtSo by a terrace. say ten feet broad
Above thls rises wha; may be called a s@cons
pet OF houses, narrower thsR the basement pa 4
inst described, and constituting the srroS~-<
proper, Also i've stories high, making Len in All
1 De oSst mrLt flats would serve FOR shon.
banking, and other offices, &c. those above the
terrace woul5 be- inhabited By the clerks ana
Other people generally connected with the Is
series OF taese rectangular constructions SEGA
rated from each other by wide ayen us-s the IN
habitants OF the prodomes may COMMUNICATE
with each other by means of bridges throw
across from terrace 10 terrace and in this way
We get IN TACT TWO towns, one above tina other.
large amount of traffic will ~ carried on
without uesoendtnr into the str,,ets NJ all pro-
visions, fuel, &c. being obtained nv means of
the lifts Zach DrOdome may be IN ma bited nv
l,.O people and more all en- rowing commodions
OF hZ0i, while the streets below VIII b~ wide
and ry-Frsach papsr.
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DROPOsALs FOB FORAGE.
Ogcs SspsrrisfHg Qr1rts-w1sts,,
.NNt- HrNlrlr- OF fhs Rto LIZ a Z

4
bTot-HSrttis, 1SrGS, February is, 1873 \
cealsd Proposals will he received at this office
raill WEDNESDAY,. The 18th Of April, 1875 at IL
LOCK. a m for such Quantities Of ATS, CORN :,
Ahd hA1 s- may be CURED 1r use of puhIit am
Ciss a. 'fe folio wing Ilei points in the Sub Dis
tilct icr The SIX moths eDtinE October 81. ISi5,
- brownsville, Rirggold Barracks, and Laredo
Oats sud Corn OF beet aV Atty and TO be delivered
= good euuny sacks Hsy bsled or INHALED pref
tTezCe Elit given g. baIed Hav All L. be nh
!, = 10 inspection delivery t. commence within
tirty Gays d Ter the approval Of the contract and
H-tlce given To the cJutr actor.
Proposals 20 lie in triplICsts. with a cory of the
slNerilsepiept ann 4 I H. each, aud to b. accom-
FstleD nc names % At least tive = Efficient sure
&C. . Viii signify. - endorsement thereon
th-ir Willingness to become responsible for the
faithful = rfuTInanc- Of the contract
All r1pOsals viii D. submitted TO the Chief
CUCtefUaster of the District Cor approval and
The Government reserves the right TO reject any
~ al bids. or any par uf bid.
Proposals. must b. endorsed Proposals for For
age. std addressed 20 the Supervising Quarter
VIE. TsNaz
by order Of Brevet MAJOR General McCook
GEORGE ". SMITH,
First Lieut.. 18th Infantry, L. O. NJ ana A. A.
o. N NH It'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-14
PROPOSALS FOB LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTsRMAsrER, }
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,

OFFICE CHIEF QuARTsRMAsrER,
flETH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW ORLEANS, LA, April 8, 1873
Scaled Prop sails are in yted AMI will he received
AZ this Office until IL 81. WEDN ESDAY, the 18th
day Cf April 1873 for the delivery in this city,
within thirty days fron date Of acceptance of pro
pO.si, OF
135,f9 eet OF Yellow Pine Lumber board meas
22,00 Cypress Shingles. Is inches.
Specifications Of Lumber may be seen at this Of
h,e
AL TO be Of the hest quality, and subjec. to In
sreCtion bef, re acceptance
The Unit States reserves the right to reject an
all bios and bidders invited to be present at
the opening
Prop sails must be 81 dorsed = Proposals for Lum
Ter aud Shingles and address, ed tn the under.
signed. CHAS II TDMPKINS,
Rrevet Brig Gen and Chief Qusrtarmsster
aplIt Firth Military District.