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Bax.tsr Springs and Camp Hunter, '
Total No. of bodies TO be removed

lRtdi No Oh bp0tes 70 De removed
AT TN, same time and place, pro pOsals will he
received nd bids opened for the construction If
stone Wall, aid dry. enclose the = Fort Gibson
National Cemetery the same TO be about so
feet in nsth, and 10 be built Of undressei rOush
stone.
he wall 20 be feet thick at the top, 3 feet 8
inc hes az The ground. feet high, with a founda-
II feet vide and in hes thick below the sur
face Of the ground.
reasonable time vii! De allowed for the re-
msyal Of the bodies and the construction of the
wall
PAYMENT to be made in Government funds on
CCmI letiOn OF the contracts.
bach hid must be accom- panied by good and
SUFFICIENT guarantee from two more persons
Ose loyalty aud sOlvency Is certified BY a clerk
of court of record setting forth that the bidder
viii. IN case q contract Il awarded. give ample
bonds and security for the faithful performance Of
the same.
The name and place of residence Of each bidde r
aDC surety must be given.
Bic RS are invited to he present at the opening
Of thrlT proposals. which will take place ON the
day and hour above specified.
PropOsa ais must b. plainly endorsed Proposals
fer the remOysl of Bodies. Proposals for con-
struCting Stone Wall D." and addressed q the Chief
CusTternIa-ter District of the Indian Territory
By authority of the Chief Quartermsster Mill
taTy Division Of Missouri.
A. s. KIMBALL.
CAPTAIN and A. -. MI. =. A.
my "a I'd Chief q. VI. District OF the l. T
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
RuREAI OF MEnII

nv A i
~ BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
May IL, 1853.
Sealed roposals, Endorsed Proposals for Bald.
ing Wharf and Boat House at the Naval Hospital,
Norfolk, Va y, will be r. ceived at this Office until
IL m, the 2lst May, 1868.
Parties making proposals. must furnish salts
factory guarantors, certified by the Assessors of
the Internal Revenue of their respective districts
OF the responsibility, that they will in Case their
offer he accepted, enter into contract within ter
days from the time of opening the bids with good
aIo sufficient securities, that the work will be
mpleted in Q SAT- sfactory manner, by the LIST of
Al gust, 1868
Plans and specifications of the work may be seen
at this office until the day Of opening the bids
. ne Department reserves to itself the right to-
reject all or any of the bids that may be made
P.J. HORWITZ,
my l6,lsS20 Chief Of Bureau
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
l. AND L01 IN THE VILLAGE
Ole IL NSRI-RG

By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for
Equity, passed in the case Of William B. Todd vs..
John A. soper and wife, and Robert Oolfmsn. 1
18th day OF May. 1853. AT oclock y m, IF fair, il
that valuable property situate in the Village 81
Bladensburg, now in the occupancy of the said
John A. SopeT.
This property is located in pleas ant part Of the
village very convenient 10 Hyattsyille Station on
the Baltimore and Washington Railroad, has a
large and Comfortable Building thereon, made Of
the best materials and IL good order and thore is
about one acre OF land attached 10 it, which is
very productive. This pro perty is valuable on &C
count Of its hesithfulness and location being but
few rods distant IRON the celebrated Spa Spring
not. fer its medicinal qu slities. and would be
most dee rahle residence to q gentleman doing
business in Washington City.
Terms of sale: One half cash, and the residue in
twelve months. with interest and approved secur-
ity. On payment of the purchase money with In
terest the property will be conveyed to the pur-
chaser in 'ee. Title indis putsble.
my 7.2awts n. c. STEPHEN. Trustee
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

HsodqHar'srs DEPARTMENT Gfthe CnDlbsIand, J
Once ChtJ COMHItSSdrg Of Subsistence,
LoUIsvILLE, M, May IA. 1853
Scaled Proposals (which must he in du plicate,
with copy of this advertisement attached to
each Will be received until IL o clock m, WE'D
NEsDAl Nav 20th, 1855, 'or furnishing the fol-
lowing Stores, viz.
30 barrels New Mess Pork.
200 pounds new clear Bacon Sides (in tiercss }
t. he thOrt chly cured and smoked
IOUp pounds new Bacon Shoulders lin tierces }
to be thoroughly cured and smoked
800 pounds best quality new su gar cured Can
yassed Baus' to be PACK ed in ter.es Samples Of
II ans must be furni shed with bids.
90 barrels high grade No. Extra Family
Floqr, To be manufactured entirely from sound
vi inter wheat
100 barrels Fancy Grade Flour, to be manufac-
tured entirely from sound winter wheat.
10000 pounds best quality Of Rice tnew CROP
!0CCe rounds hest quality Brown sugar, in strong,
new round hoped barrels.
So pounds beet quality Star Candles.
1900 pounds goed quality Hard Soap.
5U.Ot0 pounds Salt.
The salt meats to be Inspected by an Inspector
selected by the undersigned The CT arges of in
tion the authorized city inspection charges.
aid to lie paid by the contract0S.
The usual conditions Of my advertisements must
be strictly complied with p. SMALL
myl6 st Brevet Brig. Gen. and o. s.
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TRUSTEES SALE or THAT LARGE SQUARE

IEIS1kk SAEE on THAT BARGE SOU ARR
No. 12O, CONTAINING NEATLY SEVEN
ACRES, AT AUCTION.
Under and by virtue OF deed IF trust having
date the 5th day # ebruary, 49,, and recorded il
Ilber TX. M. II. No. 81 of the Land Record. :.
Washington county. al age 1872, &c. the unies
sgned trustee will sell At public auction. m On
Day, the sth day of June. A. ID. lS5s. at 'ct,xk
,. m. Oh the premises the whole OF that yaiu scse
Square numbered seven hundred and tweats.
tdZnj one of the largest in the city Of ashingtoa
sltu ated two squares from the Baltimore and Obj.
Railroad Iepot. fronting on and G. streets
north. and Delaware avenue and LIST aud I'd
east near the Capitol and Railroad Depot. and the
& ntre Oh the city. as SHOWN on the city plat LII
has a rev fence feet high, aud house of
Elk rooms OF the east side In the square three
line spr1I Is of pure water, discharging about
lO0u eallonso OF alter per day; this is made avail
able Tor the use OF the square 10 msuy places by
means OF over 2-UG0 feet OF water pipe laid a few
ponths since for general Use.
This square in the mOst rapidly improving part
OF the city. has been subdi yi1ed into hundred
Lots. having frontage OF from i feet to IS feet
each; ample alley ways. and five entrances thereto
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance payable
III SIX. twelve. a. eighteen months. with interest,
and secured ly deed of trust Plats of subdivision
may be had, as we'll as further infOr nation. from
the auctioneers, or James Crutckett, some days
tefore the sale All conveys nce, stamps, &C, at
the purchasers cost as well SO cash on ea n
Lot VIII. sold. Purchasers failing 10 com oily with
terms Of sale within ten dsys, the property will be
Iesold At their risk and expense, and the deposit
forfeited WM :. HUNTINGTON Trustee
myl5d COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts
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IL URl FLOU Bill

II LO URl FLO RiI
Frederick and Washington County Flour, all
grades Virginia Hour, all grades. Mill feed
Corn, Oats, Balsd Hay, Straw, he.
Our receipts are from the producers to as, hence
no middle men 10 concilf late.
We sell on small m srgins.
Bakers trade specially solicited
GrSvers and dealers supplied on liberal margins
For sale In quantities t. suit.
WIN. M. GAIT 4 CO.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
than ~
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

UHitsd States Subsistence Department.,
Atlanta Ga, May Il, 1888. (
Sealed Proposals, ia duplicate, are invt ed until
u o'clock m on Friday, May 20, 1853. for furnish
irg the United States Subsistence Department
with $1,000 pounds Extra Flour. 10 be delivered at
subsistence store house, Macon, Georgia. IS O0D
pounds by 2Ist of May, % 900 pounds by the Sth
day of June 1875.
PAYMENTS will be made in Government funds
upon delivery and acceptance.
lids 70 be directed TO the undersg ned, and
marked Proposals
Samples of the articles offered to accompany the
bids. THOS. G. SULLIVAN.
my I'd Chief q rict
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~ INSPECTOR OF SEWERS. OARRIAGE-
WAYS, AND SIDE FOOTWALKS, MAY
IL, 1865.

PROPOSALS FOR GAS AND WATER svR-
VICE PIPES AND LATERAL BRANCH
SEWERS.
Proposals will be received at the Mayors Once
City Hall, until u clock NJ FRIDAY, pa Of May
instant, for furnishing and LAYING the Gas and
boxes, also the Sewer service Pipes, in II street
north. from Seventh to Fourteenth street west
into all lots and parts Of lots and subdi vis
parts of lots
All OF the above work to be bid for in pursuance
Of the act Of the Corporation prescribing their size
For further information apply to the Su perinten-
dent and Inspector, or the Commissioner of the
Second and Third Wards.
The right is reserved by the Mayor TO reject any
all bids, should 1t be deemed the interest of the
Corporation. WIN. FORSYTH,
3awt22dmy Superintendent, Ips pector.
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TIE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF TEE UNION
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY are again IN the
marA+t, ana attention Is called to the adysn-
tages Inch they offer as an investment About
sl2.O00.uOO OF the bonds were sold lrsi wear,
being nearly all that the company Were a thor.
Izei 10 Issue upon the $40 miles OF road com Alssd
ted. Ii is expected that not less than SQ.w}41
more ROAD viii be finished this year, sn6<S-f
o. the bonds Issued upon II Will be- off1~rSV
sale The reports OF The Company's oPefxo1ns
IN 1857 show a satisfactory success, me NJ.
earnings for eight months ending Dec. 81, upon
an average OF 3S6 miles of road in operation,
having been s1.069. 1850. The interest upon
the bonds of the Company for this distance for
the same time was S2i7.o4O in gold or SSs5 sJs
in currency, leaving a balance, after paying
thls interest, OF S123.loo The bonds are TOR
sl-CO0 each, and have 30 years 10 run from Jan
/, ls6s. THEY bear six per cent geld inter-
equal TO nearly nine per cent. IL currency
payable AT the Companys Office IN this cIty on
The trst days OF January and July They
are offered for the present at par and accrued
interest IN currency, but pTintiprl as speI Is IN
terest as made payable AZ gold.
The secarity of these bonds may be briefly
explained. IL is known that the Government
gives liberal aid toward building the line from
Omaha 10 San Francisco, loaning the Comps
ny. United States bonds 10 an average amount
OF SIR, Oh per mile. For security, the Govern
ment takes a second mortgage, the act OF July
? le6i, expressly providing that the Companys
own bonds (which they are authorized 70 issue
IN. amount equal 10 the loan ofrhe United States
bonds, and no more,) shall be a first mortgage.
and take precedence Of all other claims hat
soever. That the road Is built aud equipped in
go thorough manner TO make n first
class railroad, is testified by the three Govern
ment Inspectors, who are especially
appointed to make critical examiua-
tion OF the work. The construction and
equipment cost three times the amount
OF Company bonds issued, aud Its value must
daily augment as tralrc increases i'm the region
which it traverses. The net earnings for the
eight mon the ending Dec 81, as shown above.
aeere Wore non atree times the interea upon the
Company's bonds. In addition 20 their safety
ana pront- they oner every convenience Of q
will be cashed by bankers in any part Of the
country, and the bonds are taken as security
for loans AT the lowest current rates. Copies o.
the pamphlet for ls6e. together with all desired
Information, can be Obtained at the Oompany's
once, No. - Nassau street.
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- The race horse Kentucky has been sold
for &s5.Utp. The transfer was effected on Thurs
day, and the horse was given into the charge Of
Charles Littlefield at Jerome Park
- Charles Mcneil. q colored barber resid-
ing AT Elm God, Illinois. was murdered on the
10th. HIS wife, strange man, and two or three
others are implicated In the deed
~ Thomas w. Strout sentenced 10 three
years imprisonment for burglary, and Charles
Coombs, awaiting, sentence for horse stealing.
escaped from Auburn (Ne) jan on weduss-
ny morning.
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PROPOSALS FOR TRIMMING AND GRAY
l. BLING l. STREET MOTH, BETWEEN
TWENTY THIRD ANDTWENTY
FOURTH STREETS WEST.
Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office,
City Ht II. until L. O'Clock VI. TUESDAY, 18th Of
May Tor Trimming aud Crawling l. street nerth,
between Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets
vest, the gravel 10 be nine inches thick in the
centre, taperIng of to four inches at the gutter
IRE ard TO be well rolledsand relic we'd OF all stone
Of in proper size.
Bid.ers will state the price per square yard for
trim ming and ng and the right is reserved
20 REJECT any or all bids.
SAMUEL DUyALL,
On
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GOVERNMENT SALES

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Will be sold. at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the city II Norfolk, Virginia, on FRI
DAY, the 10Th day Of May next. at IL clock m an
Iron Vessel, schooner rugged, and measuring Ss
tons, old measurement.
Said vessel has been used . light boal, and
formerly occupied the Station at Wiiioughby Spit ,
in the Fifth Light house District
Terms Of ale Cash in Government funds-to be
paid on the day of the sale.
By order Of the Light house Board.
J NJ. BERRIEN,
Commander. United States Navy,
Light house Inspector.
LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE, FIFTH DIS
TRICT, NORFOLK, Va, April IS, 1865. ap29 eotd
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DY WILLIAM L. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.,
Id Stores 81 ) and 3t7
Southwest corner Pa. ave. and 9th street,
CHANCERY SALE.

h.
BY virtue of . decree of the Su preme Court of the
passed III cause CT Margaret Collins and others,
against George Collins and others, No I,l63 upon
the docket OF said Court, the subscriber as Trus-
te. i'll offer at public sale, on the premises on
THURSDAY, the 2lst day Of May, at the hour of S
O'Clock in the afternoon all that part Of Lot 3, in
Square IL in the city of Washington, of which the
lste Charles Collins died seized, beginning 50 feet
from Griffin south line, On Goth street. and run
ming north 60 feet, then west 80 feet 6 inches to
New Hampshire avenue, then southerly n feet,
then east los feet inches, to the beginning
Terms Que third each; the balance of the pur-
chase money in six and twelve months from the
day OF sale, with interest, the purchaser giving his
notes for the deferred payments with security; or
the whole OF The purchase money may be paid at
the day of sale, on the ratification thereof by the
court. Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the
cost of the purchaser.
b. P. JACKSON. Trustee
my 5 cow W. l.. WALL & co. Aucts
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llY WIN. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers
ID Stores 81 and 317,
Southwest corner Penna avenue and 9Th street
TkkESssIH Esri SLE r8RnaxTiENkHf az NxAt9HANgLE

TRUeTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
REAk Estate; FRR2 on On Sym
NORTH. IE WASHINGTON CITY.
Liber :. 9. r.. No 3, folio IA, &C., the subscrib
er os Trustee, will on FRIDAY, May 18th, le 8, on
the premises, at O'Clock, p m, offer for sale at
public auction, certain parts Of Square lT5, in
follows: Beginning for one Of said parts ct point
on the east side of nth street west 2 50 100
feet from the southwest corner of said square, and
running thence north the line of said street
thence east lS9 81 100 feet thence in Southwestern
~ direction to intersect line drawn east Sc q 100
point OF intersection to the place Of beeinnins;
With the right of Of an alley lying the NORTH
ana parts of the hereby described part of said
square, and leading into 18th street west; and be-
ginning for the other part OF said square 1t the
SSsthssst corner ,s Of e sid and ,gnnns
and extending back south Of that width from said
line of said street no feet to an alley Of II feat
vide, running along the rear Of this part OF said
square, and extending from New HAMPSHIRE Ave-
nue. TO 18th street west. with the right Of use OF
said alley VIZ, q ,s n. and
viii be sold tfdesired in lets 70 suit pu-chasrrS
Terms OuO-half cash; balancs in at ana
twelve msnths, with interest, deferred payments
TO be secured BY adeed oftrpst II settle nent be
not made within hvs day. from day. Of sails, the
% 70 :. Cos: and it Fl Ss
Convey ancine and etamps g purehaser's cost.
my eoads &H. 4. Wall CO.. xsss..
rOkTfONiD. until TUESDAY, Nay 18Th. At ~
CHAs. n. MATTHEWS, rrust.s.
myl5 ". l.. WALL D CO., Aucts.
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A MY UPP IE J..

n
OFFICE OF THR A. q. s.,
WILLETTs POINT, ". Y. l.. May Is, 1879.
Sealed Proposals Gin duplicated will be recei we'd
until u clock NJ on MONDAY, May %, 1875, by
the unGersl Rned, at WIlett's Point, N Y. Har Dor
for furnishing the troops thereat with Fresh Beef
from Mas 81, lsS8 TO December ], 1858.
The envelopes enclosing the proposals. must be
endorsed Proposals for furnishing Fresh Beef !"
he fresh beef j. to be Of good mar ketable quail
fty. with eqnal proportions OF for. and hind quar-
ter meat. tnecfs, sharks, and kidney tailow ex
oiuded.D and delivered. AT the expense of the con-
tractor, IN such Quantities and at such times as
may he required
NO bid will be entertained that 10 not made by a
rsgular butcher, who must give his name in full
hi. present place Of business and residence.
The manner Of making bids, requirements II bid
ders &C, same rs stated in advertisement of Ia 1e
IL, 1871. for proposals for furnishing Fresh Beef
lTCm the ofioe CT the A 70. g. 5. Ny
WM Fl CHASE,
myl5-6t LIST Lit. Corps Eng A. c. s.
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LOS eALE-A very superior FAMILY HORs1.
gentle. The owner viii ofYsr hin reason ~
able, % be has no use for him. He can be 6A
Blind Depot, corner 7th and CANAL. NH 3 eof
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by COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers
ID Late clerks with Jas. @. McGcire Co..
Southwest corner of Pennsylyania ave. and 18th
street, htsy Once BUILDING
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMpRovEp PROP.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROyED PROP
ERTY IN PRINTING OFFICE eQUARE
By virtue of a deed oftrust beariag date The 1th
day Of May, 1857, and duly recorded In Liter A.
g No. 1879, folics ~. &C. II the land recor de
Columbia,I shall sell on DAYAFTERNOON
May 9th, 1865, az 8 o'c.ock, on the premises
of square GA, and containing $50 square feet,
ronting y feet on North Capitol street. with q
streets, and near St Aloysius church. Pave
ment in frokt of premises.
Terms One half cash balance In six and twelve
months, with interest secured by deed Of trust.
Copveyancing and stamps 1t purchasers cost.
THOS. J, FISHER, Trustee
my 2-eodkds COOPER LAfIMER, Aucts.
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RYJ. B. WHEELER 4 CO, Auctioneers,
ID No. 81 La. ave-, bot. 9th and 18th streets,
opposite Seaton House.
LOTS I'M TILE REYENTH w Am

LOTS IN THE SEVENTH WARD
By virtue of decree OF the SUI reme Court of the
District Of Celumbia in Chancery sitting, dated
March 18th, 1858. and passed in the cause of Ma.
gure Mile ct al. 1shal offer for sale at public
auction, in front Of the premises, on TUESDAY,
the 18th day of May, commencing at O'Clock p m !,
OTIS of ground lettered and known as Lots II I, 1,
and l., in Callens subdivision of original Lots No.
~: &c in Square No s02, Of the ground plan of the
city Washington.
This property is situated on NJ street south, near
9Th street west, and offers great inducements to
purchasers.
Terms: Oue-third cash; the residue in two equal
instaments of six and twelve months, the pur-
chaser giving his notes for the deferred paymeuts
satisfactorily endorsed and bearing interest from
the day Of sale deposit of S25 upon each lot
when sold All conveyanciDg and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser.
Title deed to be retained until the whole of the
purchase money is paid.
ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee,
my 2-eod&ds j. b WHEELER & co Aucts
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OFFICE OF THE sUPERINTENDENT AND
~ INSPECTOR OF SEWERS. GARBAGE
WAYS AND F0OTwALKS


Proposals FOB PAVING AND GRADING
S66RTH, skr MEN SEVENTH srkEET
VEST AND FOURTEENTH STREET WEST
At the Mayors once. until IL o'clock M , on FRI
DAY, I'D May, for the Paving Of the csrriasews
OF II street north, from Seventh street west to
Fourteenth street west with stone similar to that
used in y street north-the stone not to be over
and seven inches in depth, 10 be laid On q bed Of
sTaEel not less than eight inches deep, covered
wing, TO he well rsmmed with n ninety pound ram
mer three times and we'll watered before the last
ramnlDe; TO repair or reset the curbstOnes and
lag foot~ays, and repair or renew the foot pave
ments wherever Necessary; the surplus earth to be
the Second and Third Wards nay designate The
two hondred ebgtb for snl VAN % :"
carnsReway exposed for inspection; which will be
well puddled by the Ward Commissioner, without
expense to the contractor.
Bidders will state the price per square yard for
me stons PaoH f per cubic yard LOT the gradng
length Of not less than three feet, twelve inches
VIDE and four inches thick: for new flag footways
81 New York tagging in pieces feur feet long six
teen inches wide, and four inches thick. closely
ts per sns loot Tor ne dgr6 y1 inches 9
Triaying "ld curb per sITare yard for laying new
walks; also, relay ing Did flag ftotways per square
The work to lie dore to the satisfaction of the
OF the Second and Third Wards, ana the Assistant
Commits toner's appointed 10y the Mayor, aud to be
YiId for ~ assessment. acc prding TO existing
avs the property bordering along tie line OF
TIE street. except that of the nited States which
J. provided Tor 10y an act o! Congress APPROVED
ii ola materials to be the prOperty OF the Corpo-
ration. or the ndividal property owners, AMI lie
posted in such place a. the Ward Comm issioner
nay direct.
BIDS Oaly from practical PAYERS will be con
sirered
TIE ri sbt is reserved by the Mayor to reject any
All his should il be deemed the interest Of the
Corporation.
For further, information, Apply to the superin.
f-ndent and Inspector and the Commissioners of
the First and Second Wards.
WI. FORSYTH,
SUPERINTENDENT and In pectOr
JACOB VOgDERLEHR
Commissioner Second Ward
j. r. GARNER.
my l2-3awiIGy22 COmmissi Onrr Third Ward.
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OFFICE OF AssIsTANT QUARTRRMAsTER

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTRRMASTEg
" GENERAL.
Cox. Houston AND GREEN STREETS.
NEW YoRK CITY. May IS, 1853.
Sealed proposals are invited ard will be received
~ thi. office until IL O'Clock m MONDAY, May
IL. 1875. for the delivery At such wharyes in New
! OTk harbOr NAV lie diT ected:
Az 3lS ttOur hundred and two thou sand three hun
bred AMI eighteenl pounds OF good merchant
able Oats.
t05 six hundred and six thou nd four hundred
and seventy eight pounds Of GOOD merchant.
able Timothy Hay.
Is 26O ninety four thous two hundred and sxty)
pounds of good bye straw.
The same for shipment - North Carolina, sub
ect 10 iLspection by an officer Of this department.
The United States reseryrs the privilege OF
JectDg or all of the bids il De smed advisable.
Ih- successful bidder wiz be repaired to COM
mcnce delivery Isaneaiately.
Proposals sheuid he, <nitesseS = Proposals for
RUFUS INGALLS,,
my 1877 Byt WAj Gen and A. O NJ G..
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EOR sALE-A pair Of very use MULES, we'll
II broken. Address or inquire OF W. o ARRY
Tennalytown, ID. q. my "a ne