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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-30
.farm aud AonsfltnlG.
About Butter.

THERE are some signs apparent of a
growing scarcity Of butter in the markets
of the world, and especially In the United
States, which unquestionably contributes
more largely than any nation, both to its
production and its consumption. The
steady enhancement in price of the article
is shown in the following scale Of average
wholesale quotations in this market for the
past eight years;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-30

w- We invite the especial attention OF all
interested in School Furniture and apparatus, to
the card OF Messrs. A. H. Andrews & Co, Of
Chicago the leading house in the West, engaged
in School Supplies.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-30

EB- Attend the Northwestern Business Univer-
sity, Madison, Wis, for a complete business edu-
cation. For circulars giving full information
enclose stamp and address Worshington &
Bennett, Madison, Wis.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-30
Bennett College
+, ~ r.<yr E1TyTO HFEnT1TNE n STTPG ri

CHICAGO, ILL.
This College offers facilities to students for acQuir.
ing medical education unsurpassed by any College In
the Union. Lectures commence on November 2nd,
For olneement with full particulars address Prof
JOHN FoRMAN, NJ. d., Dean, or Prof. r. A. GlINN.
D. Secretary, 1853 South Clark street, Chicago Ill.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-30
Every shopia have one OF these Maohines
| m ANnREWS a co.

A u. ANDREWS a. CO.
IN Manufacture the most complete assortment OF
SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE, embracing the
NEW PlTRNT GRADUATED HINaK SPRING STAT
DESKS NEW GLoBEs all sizes; ALL kinds Of IlInstra
boards Mitchelrs Outline Msps Andrews fatent en-
Ink Wells, &C, &C. For anything pertaining 10 the
A. II. ANDREWS & CO..
(Crosb,'E Opera House1 63 Washington St.;
tF-Caalogues sent on application. Chicago, III.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-30

The Boston Post says that gentleman
found a quantity OF SILK ON tho street, the other
day, and on following Il ap. discovered lady al
tho other end
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-30

Philosophical happiness is 10 want
little and enjoy much vulgar happiness = 10
WAIT much and enloy llltle'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-30
PhrsIcaI RernIa,ion.

sound ell organized and dapoaed ana flesiv
their natural functions The causes OF dissase cften
the symptoms. Hence, we are abe 70 discover the m.
Arm or defective parts ANY perccptble ehanest ne
body or Its func tions indicates the presence OF d
How easily we detect inactive phy scal organisn How
readily we mark any alteration In the standard OF our
vital forces. Thus hnd out our physical depravity
IL may -prng IRON torpid liver or Inactive kidneya
or n disordered stomach, or Impure blood. Now,
MTsHLFRS HKRB RiTrERs IL a standard remedy
FOR working out morbihc matter and purifying the
forcipg with healthy action the liver and speen heal
ing and strengi gihenng the kidneys iupartng elasuci
Nv 10 tho muscles and aim force 10 the nervous
system The dehiliatrd and enfeebled OF both sexes
and al ages will ind Il the only true safe and salts,
factory stomachic and Alternative Bters IN use, ana
under It's yitalilng operation, perfect health ana
splendid spirits are Insured. sod everywhere.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-30
CnHBAP PAINTING.

lNliNG.-
100 rs, Of the Pecora Company's eel.
pred paint Costing tlaB) win paint
- much a. 80 rs, OF Lead, and wear
longer For particulars address y.
bOMkN, see'y, No, 100 n. FOURTH
", Fhiladelphls, ls7AO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21
THE EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMs, Sc.


Among the resolutions offered m TIE Sou1h
Carolina convention yesterday, one rropo-~
that all the STATE InStitu tons UNI verSiii - p,h
Tic schools, and colleges shall open their door.
10 the negroes; another thai negrOs~ shall ~
admitted 20 sill hotels and places Of eat,rtain-
ment. Propositions were abunda 70 rrlie,.
the people from indebtedncss
The Georgia convention yesterday adopL-d
two additional sections OF the BAH of rlght,
The con yention refused 70 suspend the rule 10
consider resolution asking General Mead -
remove the shsrins who had made n safe Of
property IN defiance OF the relief ordinance. n
then adjourned
The American Minister. MI Bancroft. ., now
negouailng new commercial treaty betSss.
me tnitfd States and the North German q "a
o. ration.
The mail train which left New York on sun
dsy evening for Boston met With an accident GA
the Providence railroad. near Mansfield The
two rear cars were thrown from ths track by
broken rail. Several persons were senously
injured. None were killed.
Later adslcee from Japan announce thss ia.
new ruler OF that country v ill maintal. and
enforce the commercial ueaties made NV Ia.
predecessor with foreign Power
A fire broke out in the Parliament butla,n.
an Quebec ON Saturday hast, but was enua
euisbed without much damagr.
Later information from Africa an regard 70
Dr Livingstone confirms all prev iouS report
of his safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21
DKoPosALs FOB WOOD AND COAL.

Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
Al the Allegheny Arsenal, Pehnsy lyania, in the
borough OF LawrenCNyille, One Hundred and
Eighty Cords of -oui.d. hand rierchaDtabI, Mood
TO be deliver ed az follows:
In the month OF January, 50 cords.
In The menth of February, 90 cords.
In the month Of March, 20 cords
In tn month of pril ~ CORDS.
Also, for furnishing and delivering at Ne. 2c5
Pean street. Pittsburg, PsnnsyIy Eve Hun
ored Ind SiNfv two Bushels of good, merchants Die
Coal, 10 be delivered as 70 lows:
liz the month of January. lS bushels.
In the month of Febru AIRY, lso bushels.
In the month of March, i25 bushels.
In the month Of April. Us bushels.
Proposals will be received for the above W. God
and COsI until January n. 1883. at IL o'clock IN
81 tie Off &c of Captain NJ h Lucas NJ. s X ct,
corner Of Penn street and Garrison Alley, Pitts
burg, Pa
Bids for Wood and Coal must be made out pa
rate, snd must be accompanied by . guaranty,
signed by two responsible parties
The undersigned reserves TO himself the ri CHIT
20 reject any or all bids that he may deem too
high
All bids must be addressed to Brevet Major
General George III Crossmsn. Assistant Quar-. err
master General, Pittsburg, Penna. and ma ked
" Proposals for WOOD or " Coal - the case
may be.
By order Of Breyet MAJOR General George II .
Crossusn, Assistant Quartermaster General, U.
=. A. M LUCAS,
Captain and ID. =. X, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

lNTEREsTING DIVORCE CASE Is THE CfE-
CCiT COT RT--i Foreigner Marr1ss q HsasN 10
Der an Assumed Nam and then Abrnfons Efrr-
bill OF complaint has been filed an the abb w.,
Court by lady named Clsrissa Ciaspard. al
leelng that an 1874 a CERTAIN Alexander Ga
p3rd, otherwi se called Eugene Albert, by ii-
Ners false representations. prev allied upon her
To marry him she SAYS that she wa thru a
widow, Possessed OF property worth over
twelve thousand dollars. shortly after ms.
marriage she discovered the falsity Of Ca
pard's Representations; that ne was no; a per
son Of good name and fame, hut on the contrary
had fled from ms native country (Francei 20
escape prosecution for crime Ii appears tina;
he there bore the name of Eugene Albert; and
but through purely mercensry mOtiyes: that
he Was neither industrious or sober; on the
contrary was worthless and drunken and was
not faithful To his marriage VOWS. She also
charges Alexander with having enlisted four
dsys after the marriage i'm the First Regimen
OF haryl land volunteers on account of has
being disappointed in a certain plan which he
had formed ard mentioned prior 20 their mar
riag-, Niz; that he would marry her under has
lately assumed name; would obtain from her
the sum of two thousand dollars. and then
desert her and return to Europe. tiaspard has
now been absent from his wife for the space OF
three years, and ~ she believes the abandon
ment Is deliberate and final. she invokes the
mteIposition OF the Court and prays for n
divorce rincsaiO mafTfmOnii from the defendant
and also tor n decree awarding TO her all the
property which she had AZ the time OF the mar
riage.-Bdif. GaKcfbs, lsb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

Con LIVER Om.-Practiuoners (ssys Galig-
mani are well aware that cod liver oil. winch
has now become an important element m as-
ssia Redica. unfortunately Possesses n taste. the
repugnance TO which many patients cannot
overcome. DIR. IudONic ROWLAND has endeav-
ored. and not, n seems, without success. TO re-
move tins obstacle by Kidding the oil OF Its char
actenstic taste. His receipt u a. follows God
liver I'D 1, 100 gins. (2l drachms;l alcohol. At -
degrees of Baume's RrOmeteT. % GINS li2E
drachms;l essence Of peppermint. GINS rs
ETains.) BY mixing these ingredients an eIGl al
sion l. obtained, which II Administered at the
rate of rlree table spoOnfuls n day. The pro-
portion of these ingredients NAV be varied ar-
cording 10 the taste of the patient. DIR. ROulsad
Sans thai he has Obtained very satisfactory re-
~ults from this mixture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21
ia - TB Breyet Brig. Gen. and A. &, q Il


pR0POsALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
i office until O'Clock .. M. on WEDNESDAY,
the 2s,h instant, for Dredging new Channel in
kennt bee River. through Britt's Shoal and Gage
shos !, between Hallowell and Augusta, Maine; re-
CURING 3 Do cubic yards. more or less of dre3g-
ing The channel will be ated first through
Britt shOsl, AID thence upward toward Augusta
an" the material eNcavated will be deposited i'm
such 81 aces and such manner in the river as NAV
be required by the Engineer in charge
bldcers viii state the price per rHbfr yard To be
7sGSnrs0 IN the SeeirS, which will also include the
sepOsiting of the material as required
The wOI must te commenced soon as prac-
ucable after the approval Of the contract and
he completed not later than the 10th of November
next
Payments will be made monthly. 20 per cent to
be reserved theTefrOm until the whsle work is sat
fsctCrily completed and be forfeited in the event
OF the non lblment OF the contract in the time
and manner required.
The unoersigned reserves the right to reject the
bio OF any person who there il reason to believe
sill not fait tally aud promptly perform the GEN.
,rsct- as well all informal and unreasonable
bids.
Persons desiring to make proposals will please
call on the undersigned, at his office in Morton
Block. on Congress street for forms Of same an
for more definite Information to the conditions
imposed on bidders and contractors If desired and
on transmitting their bids will endorse thereon
Proposals for dred ging Kenbebec riyern
CIT. THOM, Bvt Brig General
T. $. Engineer Office. Portland, Me-. January
Is. 1875. iaI8-6tR
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4 > ENGINEERS OFFICE,
U No SrArE "

u. ~.
sealed Proposals. will Be received at this Office
,9r ork and Materials for the I'm proyement OF the
nuason River, between Troy and New Baltimore,
! For from nifty thousand to sixty five Thousand
qe yn arc more or less Of Bubble Stone, deIy
2 For from two hundred and seventy Thousand
20 three hundred and fifty thousand feet, more or
te1-' OF f-les oak. pine. chestnut, or spruce nor
Ltss uhan twelve inches in diameter at the butt
Anc post Pos OF them fifteen feet long
. FOR criVing from two hundred and forty thou-
1 10 three hundred and fifteen thousand feet of
= FOR from six hundred and fifty thousand to
eht hundI Ell and fifty Thousand set M re or less
~ eight inch BY twelve inch sawed Hemlock Tim
Der IN pieces not less than twenty five feet long
TO be delivered in RATS a. the dykes
> For the Timber Work on from fifteen thousand
Of fnII lohe Thousand running ieet more or less
6 For the Timber Work on thirty two hundred
Z. For Timber Work on from twelve to fifteen
hundred fe Of ahutment for slope-wall at Douw',
Point. or other points on the river banks.
=, ;. For from sixteen thousand to twenty-five
thousand pounds, more or less, of wrought iron
. For from forty thousand to fifty thous and
pounds, more or less, Of wrought iron rods. with
10. For from thirty 1--we thousand to forty-eight
thnJssna pounds, more or lees, of wrought iron
N For three thou. and cubic yards more or less,
II for dr1dgir away two thousand cubic Yards
more or less, Of the old State Dam, near Cssteton
shoyeled into the new ~ Ike near Cedar Hill
ID Bids will be received for so much per cubic
yard deliveries for stone; 80 much per cubic ard
dretgFd and de posted, for dredging; so much per
running foot tor piles, driving, and timber work ;
so much per thousand feet b. NJ for timber, aud
60 much per pound for iron.
u Forms of Proposals may be obtained at this
Office, and Ne bid will be received unless made on
the printed form and properly certified speci
mems OF the stone and iron, plans aud specifca-
lions ofthe timber work. and map f the river
showing soundings, &C can be seen at this once
where al possible infor nation will be given to
parties desiring to bid.
Is Bids will be Considered for m.ter;sI. And
workmAnthip not lees than one fourth of the
amounts given above. Successful bidders Will be
required to enter into contract with the United
States, with GOOD and fficient suretieI. stamps
Tor contracts and Bon to be Furnished BY the
Contractor
The nied states reserves the right II reject all
bids dee med cisadvaDtageous,
By Oroer Of Breyeb MAJOR Gen John Newton
JOHN VI. WILSON.
MAJOR Engineers and BSt. 1t Col L S. s.
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I1O ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF 1HE INTERIOR,
PENsInN 0FRIcR Inlv Eth lax,S

Dr P1s.Tax 0, OF ,HE u Is1EkIos,
Application having been made under the act q,
serseS fST ,hs ss Of the de-
that at the date following the description of each
w S new esTtca, s Sr Of like
JOS H. no BAkRE s.'tSn sasaS
No. 50 40, for l6O acres issued under the act of
March 8, 1855, in the name Of Mary Hartman, widow
81 Peter HaIman, and was granted March Is, 1857.
NO 90 400, for 100 acres, issued under the act of
ana se aa 1s1ts N Se Of zsshous
No: l2,S64 for l2o acres, issued under the act Of
A. A. and was granted August II, 1855. February s,
No. 80 $40: for 16O acres issued under the act of
March 5, 1855. in the name Of Henry Stebbins de-.
ceased :, iss ~. 8. 1858. o.,
We srsntsd May 20, 1856 February q. iss. anu
in the name Of Jane Gimore aei nor
child Of William Gilmore, deceased and was grant.
No. 1855. tor 80 scres, issued under the act of
March 5. 1852 in the name Of George v. Frost, and
,sss granted January 10, 1855. February p,
No. S. 44s. for 80 acres, issued under the act Of
was irapted June Il, 1886. February u, 1855 ''''N
No, 1915, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
ruSry p, 1856; February 2, 1883.
ihs nrss IssEs and
No. 72,Ae, for I'D acres, issued under the act of
wa: granted Nay r. 1856 Februsry e. isss A"o
No. 1919 for l2o acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, 1856, in the name Of James j. McClesky,
and was granted May "a, 1856. February Y, 1858.
March ISIS in The name Of xbra% horton, and
WAS granted August ,. 1856. February "a, 1885.
No A. l79. for 100 acres. issued under the act of
March :, 1885, IN the name pan SO. OF Adelins Poteet,
Der 3, 1885 February 70, 1855.
No u. 80, for leo Acres issued under the act Of
March 8, 1856, in the name OF William Hubbard
and was granted September 30, 1857. February 2,
No. 9slss, for LEO acres, issued under the act of
March 3, 1855, In the name Of ELIAS Dew, and va
granted May 70, 1881 February Y, 1883.
and granted June u, 1852 March 2. 1858.
No IS l36, for l6o acres, issued under the set OF
March s. ls:S, In the name OF ssmuei Smith 7, and
No. q .O6l for 100 acres issued un0er the act o.
March s. 1855, in the name OF Martin Hiestau nd de.
ceased, aud was granted May Z, 1857, February
No. Is ITO, for I'D acres, Issued under the act Of
March 8, 1885, in the name Of Caroline e Day, mi.
nor child CT Joseph Day, Jr.. deceased, end va
granted October g. ixs. March u, 1855
March ). 1853, In the name q samuel Palmer, sn1
Vas srants d December II. 1855. March IA. 1865
No. d O24 for lao acres. issued under the act OF
March ., 1855 IN the name OF susan Miller widow
No. - sss for lso acres, i.susd under the act o,
March g. 1885. In the name Of G. ofgs p. Hanil.
On. and MAS granted September q. 1855. March
No So ssh for 100 acres. issued under the .ct o,
March s. 1855 in the name Of William Ksen. Sni
wss granted Asfch II, tse. Apritz, ~.
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a RMY SUPPLIES.
Office of Assistant ComniSsarg General

0soe If Assis,anf Commissarg Gsns,ai
No. = State street, N.,v York, gas ,@ps'T $50
the Undersigned until L. clock N. on wEpSs 9
DAY ed inst, for supplying, for the use of the
i7ered in New York or Brooklyn. as follows II VS.
400 barrel. Pork-Mess or Prime Mess of the
new crop; Western packed, 10 full hoped oak or
ash barrels with two iron hoops. Meat to be free
sailed Bidders will state when their I pofI as
pa ked, and the brands; also, the kind Of barrel.
as shall be agreed to by the undersigned.
Is 90 pounds first quality thoroughly smoked
5000 pounds fret quality sugar-cured Smoked
Hams to be bagged and packed in tig tierces.
sdI,s barrels SCI Of fr-t auaiity Extra sepsrne
brands and plaets Of m anpfscture to be stated in
the bids. The barrels to be in good shipping or
der, with round hoops full he I'D lined aud sungs
ioO 900 pounds green Rio Coffsa-ss. 400 pounds in
clean, good stout oak barrels like samples to be
seen at this Office, and $500 pounds in double
sacks, new cotton and gunDy, containing one hun
$1,000 pounds new Carolina Rice-l6 400 pounds
at this Office, and $500 pounds in double sacks.
new cotton and gunny, containing one hundred
Acc pounds cut Loaf Sugar.
3,eg pounds carefully selected Tea in original
matt d. we'll strapped and in perfect order ca To
60 and chop marks to be stated ON the proposals.
sam PIC must mdtktu IN 1uil with the name
of the party offering. the cargo and chop mark
price and quantity offered.
Bidders are requested to offer not more tn an two
samples of each kind Of tea. Bids for Coffee and
Tea to be made duty paid ~
The stores are required for immediate delivery.
Samples of the Flour, Coffee Rice. Tea aud
Sugar must be delivered with proposals and re-
ferred to therein.
The manner Of making bids, requirements of
bidders &c same as stated in previous adver tise-
me nts from this Office
Contractors are expected to hold their goods,
without expense to the United States, until re.
quired for shipment.
blanks for Proposals viii be furnished At this
ON &c, which must be enclosed in an enyeSo pe adj.
dressed to the undersigned, and endorsed rs prono-
sails for Subsistence Stores
G. L. KILBURN,
ia D. 2tB Breyet Brig. Gen and g. q q
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Office Chef QMartermasfe,,


Fifth Military District
NEW ORLEANS, La, December %, 1867 \
property will be sold to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction, al Brazos Santiago and Brownsvil
Texas, commencing on the 9Th day # January
An the right, title, and interest Of the United
States in and to the property Of tn, United States
Military Railroad from Brazos Santiago to Whites
Ranche, Texas, including the entire Track and
Sidings, Buildings. Water Stations, Turn tables
&C, the railroad material and plies pertaning
10 the road, together with the Rolling Stock Cars
Machinery and other ecu pments As follows:
So miles Railroad Track, 2Shackle Bsrs-used.
Claw bers-used, 20 Square Brasses-good,
Punch Bsrs-used, Flat Cars, worn but
6Stufi ng Boxes-used. sevicesbie,
$3.50 lbs. RailrC ad 2 Crowsfeet-worn,
Chairs-good, 4Railroad Frogs and 3
$50 lbs Railroad Iron Switch Stands-worn,
good, 4spike Mauls-worn,
lLocomotlye-unseryice' Jack Screws and Lee
able, vers-worn.
l Locomotive and Ten 2 Turn Tables-worn,
der-seryice6ble, Fire Tongs-worn,
Locomotive Head light Screw Wrenches-woru
unsery1ceable. 1 Hand Car-worp.
il Coupling Links-gOod,2 Push Car Wheels
so6 lbs. Car Springs. worn,
good, I Stove-worn,
l2UO lbs. Railroad Push Car-worn,
epikes-good, 4 Hand Car Wheels
800 Cross Ties-good. worn
The property will be sold under the immediate d.
rection OF Captain g. Hoyt, A. q. M, u. s. A +,
and any information desired may be obtained from
his Office at Brownsville, Texas or from the office
OF the Chief Quartermaster Fifth Military District,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
TeIms-Cash in United States Currency.
This advertisement to supersede the from
this Office uBder date Of December -, 1871
CHARLES TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brigadier General and Chief Quartermas-
ter, Fifth Military District. 4-I6tB
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DEPOT QUARrERMAsTER's Or

DEPOT QUARTERNAsTER' 5 OFFICE,
FoRT LKAvESwORTH. Ks, Jan. ii, 1855.
Sealed Proposals, in triplica ate, will be received
nj this Office until IL O'Clock m, WEDNESDAY,
January =, 1858, for furnishing at this depot
35 ARTILLERY HORSES
Said Horses must be sound in all particulars
dsrk cslors strong, quick and active, well broken
and square trotters in harness; In good flesh and
Soncltion; from 10 10 years cid, not less than ISL
hands high, and each TO weigh not less than 90
pounds They will be subject to q rigid ins pection
al the depot, and none will be received that do
pass suc b spection
The usual conditions which may be ascertainsd
a. bis ONCE, Will be enJoined upon contractors.
application
Contracts awarded under this Advertisement
I'll not be considered IN force until approved by
tne 20 nams nder Of the Military Division Of the Mis-
aha ey the Commander Of the De partment OF
The eontr setting party or parties will be reaure
70 oeuver ali ths horses within thirty days fro
proyal. -
:, By authority Of the Chief Quartermaster of the
Department. BHNJ a. CARD
"A t9-stB Byt Brig Gen Depot d NJ
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LII OF Ri FLOU
ACOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL GRADES

Bakers trade especially solicited. We have in
quality and price what will suit you
Choice MARYLAND EXTRAS, Choice yIR-
GINA EXTRAS, and SPRING WHEAT EX-
TRAS, for those who may want them.
For Grocers, We mention only the brands for
which we are the exclusive direct receivers y.
II. GAMBRILL, LINGANORE, M0NOQUACY,
GIANT, and GOLDEN HILL TAMILIES.
The same brands in Extras.
I'VE call especial attention to the LINGA.
MORE EXTRAS, being very high grade-a Famjly
Flour, in fact-but the manufacturers sell IL for
their Extras
~Al grades of FLOUR and FEED in GUAM
titles to suit. W. NJ. GAIT CO.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
de Tim Near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
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CHIrr QUARrERMAsrER,s OFFICE,

SANTA w. NJ. December n Issy
Sealed Proposals will be received A. this once
until II o ClOGk NJ on TUESDAY tha .,s, dav ~
January lSs8, when they will l.. opes.d 10 deliys,
20 The Qusrtermssters Department. at Fort Craig.
Nm,
1000 bushels Of Biturninc Coal
80 cords of po0d. OF good quality
ard 20 the QrsrtermAster's Department NJ Fart
SUnLeT. New Mexico,
3 90 bushels Of Charcoal. burnt OF Pinon Wood
Delivery T. commence by the 5th day Of Pebru-
AIRY losS, ard 90 be COMPLETED in six tbs one
.th Of the quantity required Of eseh article to be
celivered monthly o. III
Proposals for any portion lees than ths whole
quantity OF zach article will be received.
bldders will specify the kind or wood they pro
poe 70 deliver az Fort Craig.
for further particulars for making proposals. zee
ID sdNsruseHeEt Tor proposals for grain, dated
.o.h inst or apply ut this ofscs. ~ I
krcofse bis Proposals. for -, ct Fsrt
sd address 10 the Undersigned. at Santa
BY order Of Brerst nsicr General George W.
D ,s,ss.mB VII. Ca "a u bhupiSNSIon