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CALIFORNIA WINES.

CALIFORNIA WINES.
Ifyou have an Invalid wife or daughter, step into
CHARLES r. PERRIE a co. ~.
Corner Of Ninth and I streets. and GO, bottle Of
PERKINS, STERN q CO.'S
CA 0RNIA WIVES.
Yen cannot send NOR. acceptable present % the
eld felks a home, than few bottles Of their nice
Lover. u .aost VIM. irwin VII ind both. Of
California white Wines an acceptable seeomps uii
STERdYasH desiring a PURE and, agreeable
Vine s fGr Communion purposes will nnd all they
CALIFORNIA WINES.
Henry Erni. late chief chemist In the Depsrttr ent
q As,ieulture, has just made critical analy sis Of
that We might be treasured in regard to them-snd
PURE WINES,
and suitable for family and medical use.
This analysis, In conjunction with that Of the
Surgeon General OF the United States, together with
the numerous other evidences Of their purity pre-
us that theseare
THE BEST WINES
now before the public
For sails In any desired guam titles BY
@. ". PRRRIR 4 CO.,
Grocers, corner Ninth and ! streets.
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SALRs or REAL EsTATg.-Messrs. Cooper h
Latimer, auctioneers, have sold Bswman's
old brewery, on ID street south, between Fifth
and Sixth streets east, to +. W. Sellhsusen,
for $3.50.
Messrs. Green l. Williams sold dwelling
house, with store room and lot, on Seventh
street west, between 5 and T streets north, to
@. W. Smith, for 1000. Yesterday morning
the same auctionecr sold Brady II Co.'s photo
graph gallery, on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, together
with the stock, furniture, fixtures, So, to NJ.
IL. Brady, for 81, 600.
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CANT MggTINo,-A camp meeting, under
the auspices OF the Elk Ridge aud Severn Or
cults, and Stations Of Washington and George
town and Annapolis, OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, win be held In Haslup's woods,
commencing on the 2lst of August. The situ-
alton is delightful, ground densely shaded,
watered by numerous fine springs, and north
fork Of the Patuxent river, and easy OF access
from all points, The ground has been laid out
and put into the hands Of a subcommittee to
have 1t seated and thoroughly prepared for
religious services. Those who wish to tent on
Robert Ewing, esq, Savage post office, or to
George Warield, Jessup's Out, the committee
OF arrangements, as choice sites for tents are
nearly all tnken.-Annd polls GdSeis.
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Fer sale by all Dealers and the Manufacturer.
LlfPlNC0TT Il BAKEwELL,
(SUssRssORs TO LIPPlsGorr 4 Co
SOLE OWNERS OF THE PATENTS,
PittaburK, Pa
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Proposals.
AsSsS%S APStgiS9lSAh sIEEiHGkks F5k

OHIO RIVER IMPRoygMENT-PRoPo
" R2HeVfs SA 6bsFR6cEfos sSAAkhs FOB
Sealed Proposals. will be receiysd at the ONCE Of
ss.aqasy, ths Sts II a.;. isss, fos I fural:hans
TWO additional light -draught Steamers, Crane
Boats. and Flats, to be employed By contract BY
days work In remsvinE sbsiructions from the Ohio
river. chiefly between CINCINNATI and Cairo. con-
.istns Of snar, trees. sunken logs beats. bargcs.
bidder. must .peeify tAe prize par day for each
everything necessary, and do the work under the
sdpeIlntsndenos q person e be appointed by the
strongly dseisd Plsss and the nscs.sary Screws.
suitable Tor such WORK. and ips udins the pay and
expense Of Captain. Pilst, Engineer and Crews,
md i've gang: y H. men sseh fer doing mo WsrS.
and having suitable accommodations for the Gov
All expenses 70 Be- paid and all rhhs borne By the
party prspo.iuG, being understsod that the Gov.
eminent will not be responsible for the pa yment Of
agreed upon In the contract.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids II
tshall DO deemed to tho interest Of tho Government
Specifications and blank forms Of proposals will
% Iurnished on application. from this ofee, either
The proposals must bs accompanied with tho guar.
anty q two responsible surstios. signed In the
By order q Brig. Gen. A.. A. Humphreys. Chief
OF kns'h' OF the AT%1 II IN SHlisd ssi:r
U. s. Civil Engineeer In charge Ohio River In
PittsburG, Nay s, 1858 my9-td
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR TOBACCO.

orrIcs PuncuAsIro Avn pspor Conxrsslnr,
= 80 No. ioii NORM MAIN SrRIEr,
sr. Louis, Mo. , April %, 1855
until il eioeS, =. '"WRDNEsDkY, Nay ", ISs.
for fsrnishinne HE United States subsistsncs De.
90, 900 pounds Army Plug Tobacco,
OF graas equal 70 sanpls 70 be seen By applica-
Samples OF the tobacco and Of tho .stockr or
.'ieafh from which Il Il msnnfsetursd will accom-.
pany proposals. and be- refsrred 10 Therein. = i.
In Manufacturing tkis tobaeco, each plug must DO
accepted sample ssfiiiers' Oh siscraps' or Of the
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THERE HAVE DEEM SOME remarkable move
ments Of late Of tho waters OF some Of our
wsstorn lakes, and considerable speculation
and some alarm 10 manifested In certain quar-
tiers about these singular manifestations. II
was stated some time since In several OF the
Western papers that Great Salt Lake seemed
to be falling rapidly, and fears were enter
tanned that Il might ere long disappear en-
tireiy. We copy the following remarks upon
this subject from an exchange. The writer
says;
preference was also made to another small
Western lake, the waters Of which had re-
Gently nearly or quite all run away. And now
we have before Us q report from haeine, Wis,
on the western shore OF Lake Michigan, AZ the
mouth Of Root river, that the waters OF the
lake and the river had lately been agitated In
a peculiar manner. One day last week the
water Of the lake suddenly osgsp to t r into
utes the river rose four feet above low.water
mark; and then, as suddenly, fell two feet
below iow.water mark-all within fifteen min.
"The question Of interest IL, what produces
such strange phenomenap Have the recent
any connection with these novel and alarming
movements Of our watersl Shocks Of earth.
Quakes have been felt In different sections Of
our country and In Canada and may not the
same subterrsnean power which shakes, and
even cracks the surface Of the earth, heave the
bottoms Of the lakes also. and cause the vio-
lent rise and fall OF water, like that aboye-ds.
scribedi and 10 some Instances, may not these
upheavals crack the hard pan underlying the
bottom Of q lake, and expose the water to .
gradual percolation into tho bowels Of tho
earth, to be swallowed up and lost"
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTinoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.
wAsana!eE, Ian; q, lsc7-noena,
MORE. ana WxsHIS6ToS AND THE WEST. are
ne" run = i'i'H pcR IsiAiLrInoRR
Leave daily, except sunday, At 100, Tij, and
r. 30 p. m. and o. g. ands Spm
Leave daily. except Sunday. At 100 a. m. and
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Lcays at s. Is aud g. m, and at 90 aud l. IS p.
m a''''' '1'eDif sSsa HeENApoLIs.
Leave a 7.oo and 30 p. m. No train to or from
YoRS B sgHRAbh
Leave aIT soR 4 WV AZ 4 sS y end sSp. m
foR All PARTS 81 -TiHs VEST.
7.p q. n. and T. % and s. Is ,. N,
Ga sunday, Is % ana L . p. m. only Connecting
At Relay station with trains from Baltimore to
Wheeling. Parksrsburg, &C..
Through tickets 70 the west can DO had at the
Warrington Station Ticket Once at all hours In tho
ISr New Yer. Ihil.aslPhl.. and Boston. Sc. I'D.
n....ra E i %5 ;s;s;sI.EIs..
oSo. !. Ro oNfzn.'
General Agent, Washington.
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MAIL.MEssRNoRR SERVICE.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

.,., wsA ,1a.S. t;sI.sIy M
I S.sn q, ISsI 4; III;
ss::oHs:. s...!s: a q: cIy 4, Washington.
~ Sissps. "a 1iss.sa..s !; 4; S:pS!, Ssss y:
potonss sssss .,1s feet q Seventh :.reet.
Y;s% u: w..Hi Ss.s city Pos. ons. :. 4.
From b.is$ss. s ssS oSis IL Z. SsP P Pc.
zen: ..stTag ,, S,.ily, -, M. No., =
From a.s g,l ssS T,s sna 9his p'Rss
Prom "a 9sS sr Nd Ssr .Iss be
IN CITY Pcs. ons -. Az,
Gee, two trips daily, except Sunday, and one
From sandssSs AZ p.l.nor. and Obi. R. R. p.po, to
the washington City Pest Once. Ave trips
s;sss s :.sSS:o .asE .ss n ss.n
~: S.%:s ..s . .sa S.. r. r. D D.D.
bsSst, ~ tTip 9 S. hii;n''' ana ono H.
Hs:! ::s y: \ NJ sin:: snSss y; airss:i;: y
carried in Substantial enc or i've Ssrss WAGONS q
.uaeient capacity for the entire nall. we'll pro:
:a ss .as Il IL ts r.. 5:
!: guard; ths horne. w,fo9n:. h.rss... driver
Tho bids for this service arc 70 csver ali trans
P9tt,sos q mall rate! r from g Ms.his tor
csryns tSs ms. ~ Nv iin,tsS st.e.s fam q
city, includtng Congressional documsnts and free
pubiieati9n. o. spy name ne, Or mature: .monntIng
lneiy undsrstood hat ne eo.trsetsr viii not 70.
irsci term for such ssrvice, nor for any delay in
eonsequsnce Of the failure Of the malls to arrive
The accepted bidder will be required T. enter
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TO CONTRACTORS.
ass. R:1 q .s.,1s ai,Iss

HEApa'ns pIsr. OF IspIAS TElnyroRr.l
yo cruz t,,, sg.r5,srASI n,,, "a S5ssr
main. q sssees.sS 6aisa States ,eidlss. lying
S 3 :s,s!s e. yi III. ~! s' aa 's Mill
THURSDAY, June T. 1865, at which time bids viii
Z Ths bodies are to be removed carefully and
the body viii b caIefully recorded, and the SrE.
"a "a y: n ~ IN (
Vii Tas ~ VIZ si
iSs' ss.ss sS'S Is! h.
or s VIII 8. oasSisd = tsi. lie Scii.. from sSsr
A!tss SeSie. s ar. Il The sem..ry. the
ss number and section mot q each grave marked IN
III TSs ry,. will be arranged in n regular and
Uniform manner. either IN rows Or IN si;siss, and
equal distances never less than three Isl feet.) and
s Tsrsf g =: ,sa oH. q 3;
Twelve inshss. ,,
Sa.;s ssss r. Is. s s.:. s ss. s vii
fsS ~ ss ~ ssss a srs
b. p ,Ss ,ss sSntr.s s wSes Ss viii b.
auirsd 70 All cut in detail. In duplicate. At the
tanned b. himself
moyaI Of remains from the place q Enlightenment 10
fropossi; viii DO fsssissS' fsi f.noysl Of the
Place e for, Gibson Nationsi Csmetsry.
The following Is the estimated number Of bodies
iylss, sd di.i:ss. from each place to FORT Oh.
loo nijes 90 bodies
9idFoh wsyn.. g. N. =, miles. % bodies, d,
miiss' 10 bodies N''A ' ~ N'' ~
CAL. Creek q NJ Is miles 10 bodios
WIZ CrseL a NJ a miiS M bodiss
rist Roet mi ID Mia rre.t X N ~ -Il.a
q. 49, No. anu - -s N'''>' " '''
veg g,h.on n tv,,,,r ,adi,. NJ mill
4, MI MI Sp.oA' w. w. N"' 'Ne'' VI i'''''
L ~ SSalh and p.,.byl. q. N, ~ miles. "a
bodies: .s,,,,,,,s .o,,, ala, q. ,,.,,,,,,,,r
.ehny pppsanshna mn ~ .,iisn AZ al r. ~
opPonu.e LYs ypsva, ~ ti, snvvphs a. holt..
vnaekeys Saline; on Lllino's river cherokso
Nanonl " miIcs. 3 pouiesin .x. r.-.
hay neia near fon smnns hIkIfnsas' known
nVnntsr prnsiris. " miios, ~ pools H.. M
MILF; p soSie; Mill, m,,.. 10 s0a,.,
q. So1 creek crawiord county, hahsas' !" miles,
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F9E PAyIES s AEp SRhpINq
PRFEssrE sEREsF sT WEs wSsr AND
oge. "a a. 6spsr.n.sndsnt S ena IInspsst9r 9

0gce Of the superintendent end Inspestor Of
os ss q: fa
PAY. Nay y. fsr The paving q d. C.Iriifsvsy Of
tsesS street Vest. TitS stone similar 70 hat Used
IL 7 street mort. 1.-The sione not 2 b over eight
seven !ssA:: i S.sh !: e MA % SsS y s;t1s
well rammsd with q % pound rammsr three Zines,
and well vatsrsd before ths last ramming @ repair
=: s.pa.sa sss
Two Sasd1sS M es he
o y VICE. q Ss%
III. sss y "a: =; s.s i assS e.
q ~ h,.sr shiS :h b
%as .sa sa. Sicf :r i.s sa nsss:
% New York nsgunE, In plees four feet long, SIX
nss o l9n asm sasS aas ...S
the face and twenty inches Deep Per foot for relay
90 5is XII. ssE sst
a Scit e 6. aas e Il.
SsS q; e I: :.ssss
g. .: s sssHss,y bs ssiH TSs
siJ %ss!s n sSs ssss:sy y ". Ssrge-
S $:y ALE. :s'S Sss:
Bids only from practical rayors will be consid-
cred, -.
Tho right 10 reserved by the Mayor to reject any
Or all bids. should It DO deemed the interest Of The
fcr iurthsr information apply to tho superinteud.
emit and Inspector snd the Commissioner Of tie
'"'' anu ''''A' WIN. FORSYTH,
Superintendent and Inspector,
JACOB V0NDERLEHR,
Commissioner Second Ward,
J. T. GARNER,
mylS-sotd Commissioner Third Ward.
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
MARYLAND.

Posr orrIcI DEPAErnISr.l
,m wA.aIssTos; April Is, isss ! :,
isos, 90 Be decided BY me S,h. fCi ssiryisI he
gsas 8, s Sa sss % G'n route. s.s
sra y ~
& $.s: S.sE Il ss H''f ks'i
E,I,I%Srss | SslR Rs.E /.
Leave Black Rock saturday sta'Spm,
,o,s I,,f q q ~
sshsduis mailing close eonpeetlcn With railroad
sn fs% siias, sy Fen, Corners, to cole.vill.,
Leave sligo Tuesday and saturday at4 pm,
Lave coissViiis Tso,day and Saturday at
kriy. a sligo sys
rsssiv.d. sna also for sstsn'ion to spencer:
g7o FROM Eoarosi.. By Ksmptsp. to Damascus, 6
Ls. is: s ssa ssss s Slss
ks.S S: b s. S:ss:s S:, Il !,
...s arrive 4, MonrSyia By Up n su,. -, a.,
s fIs s.. sl.taS ss ss. ana "a bs a.
Lave ssf sEisiSsaa.burs Tuesday aud Friday a,
a,.G. :fhsi,' 4s. ss Van ma r,s., 4,
arrive nv At gl.den.ssrs sySpm.
$40 fi.E A, G5,H,s... Sa,y; by mcrs.nI., to
Leave 81, Si:nsni'; BAY Saturday At p N
Oo7 fi.2 Hs;.,$ q ts.;.irs,. y M.i;sy'. Gross.
g mile; and back. tEieo |. week: l 3d..
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Proposals..
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
oyytos OF TEE A, O, s

.wr,.rr'. ro,sr. H 4 T. e.. n, 4, q fsiss
pa sii i s sySSs;s; On % :; i:s'ssS
HsIsGr. fog furpi.hisr the trgop. thsr,st ~, Nth
Thsenvelopes inelosinF propose smust DO Endorsed
"ProposAls Tor Purnishina fresh Beef
Tho fresh beefis 70 be o. good marketable quality,
with equal proportions Of fore and hind quarter
meat tp.ek.. shame. and kldnsY tsllew excluded.
:1ss quantities ana At 'nsA times as may DO re-
No Sid win be entertained that IL not made By q
REGULAR butcher. who must give his name In full,
his present place Of busiaess and residence.
bidders, Ae,, same as stated In advertisement Of
June u, 1857. for Proposals. for Furnishing Fresh
From the once of thea c.GskJa.ss,
myis-td First Lieut.. CORPS Eng. . A. 9. s.
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RoPos PoRw WOOD. :.

pRoPosALs FOR wooD.
HEApauisrHns. purnIer OF rxIAs,l
OYYIck CHIkY QuARrERnAsIER. I
AusrtE, TEXAS, April 10, ln1.
Sealed proposaS, which must be made 10 duplicate,
will bs received Al this Once until u o'clock noon,
on Wednesday the nah day Of Nay nert. for fur
nishing the ouArtermaster's Department with such
good merchAntAbls hard wood as may be required
At the ing places during the remainder Of the
' .fs!t HeKsyit
ouitnAn.
Duncan.
Delivery 70 Be made at such time, aud In such
Quantities during the year. ~ the o0cer Of the
ouartermaster's Department on duty 1t the place
q ssesi,al nay desiEna,e. the wood to DO subject
separass bids are invited for each post and the
price cord for each place must BE- clearly stated
and each bid, unlesa the responsibility Of the bid
der Ia otherwise satisfactorily made known ct this
once, must be accompanied By guarantee Of At
least two persona, twhoss responsibllity must be
certified 10 By clerk Of . Court Of Record, that
the bidder 1. competent 70 carry out the contract "
awarded 10 him, and that he Ill give the required
bonds therefore and each bidder viii stats his place
Of residence.
Proposals. to be plainly endorsed, '.Proposais fol
Wood, " and addressed TO the uudersiEnsd at thi,
place.
81. order Of Byt Brig. Gen. C. II. Tompkins.
Chief Q. NJ. 9Th NIL Dis.
B-t Brig. Gen. and Chief o. Il. Dist. o. Texas.
ny It'd
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs.
auA.rBanAsral's oyyIos. .gs,MC.,l

wIsnIseros. April 10. iss
Sealed Proposals. will be received at this oiaeo
Of Nay ncxt, for fuinishinG Rations to the United
States Marines ht the followng Stations from LIST
July, 1865, TO 10Th June, 1850, viz:
P0RTsMQuTH, New Hampshire,
CHARLEsT0WN, nas.achusettsi
BRQ0KLHN, New York,
pHiLApELpniA, Psnnsylvaniaj
S osPokf n.sr NTH sfy,l'. Of c'lumba
MOUND CITY, Illinois;
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA,
Bacon, or one pound and four ounces Of Salt or
Preah Beef; eighteen ouness Of Son Bread Or Plsur,
ortwolvo ounces OF Hard Bread, or one pound And
fsur ounces Of Corn Neal and toevery enc hundred
rAtions fifteen pounds Of BeAns or Peas, or ten
pounds OF Rice or Hominyi ten pounds Of greer
Cohee, e5 light pounds Of roasted Ter roasted and
Eroundl Coffee, or one pound and eight eunces sf
Tea; fifteen pounds q Sugar. four quarts efvine-
gari enc pound and four ounces Of Adamantins Or
Star Candlesi four poundi Of Soapi three pounds
and twelve ounces OF salti and four ounces Of
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IMPAIRMENT OF THB INTERIOR.
~ uSIrhp STATES PArEsr opYIcE,

On the petition ofEDwARD W. Blows, formerly
Of Fall River Mass. Praying for the extension Of
reissued the 18th day OF March, 1906, for an I'm
pEoysment IN Looms, fot ssyen Years fsom ne sI
day Of July, 1868:
IL 10 ordered that tho aaid petition DO heard at the
Patent 0nes on MONDAY. the 6th day Of July
next, At y o'clock. m and AZ persons arc notiaSd
said petition ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opposlnA the extension are required 70 ns
forth IN writing, At least ttoenfv DAY. before the
day Of hearing all testimony flod By eithsr party
trsnsmiitsd n socordance with The RULES ofths once
which v III be fur ished on application.
tISSSy mast g. alsd il lie once isssir jay. Sstoss
iss az q s.s sss x:
ofa.sd s.s ,hsi 81, s9Iss Be- suS:sssf n
ton. D. c.. and n the Journal. proyiasnes. 4. =.
one, week tSI .hI,s .ssss..y: Esshi ,hs ar;s %
to ths day Of hearing. A, Y. Bfotr,
spO-Th3w AetinE Commissioasr Of Patents,
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY sUPPLIRs.

HEAparARrnRs DEPAnrnsSr OF rHB CunBER-)
LAsp. Orricn CHEZ CohzissAlr o. sul-
Sealed Proposals. (which mast be In dsplieate,
sashl Will 30 received unit! n O'clock m .,
wkDEkspAY. Nay 18th. lss. for furnishing the
S.oSc pounds new clear BACON SIDES lin
ueressl. u be thoreuGhly cured and smok %.
1000 pounds new BACON BH0ULDERs lin
ti:rsssl. % ;. thoroushiL cured and smoked
5000 pounds best quality new Bugar-cured Can.
yaised HANS, 70 be packed In tisrcss Samples Of
ooo barrels high grade A Ne. I Extra FAMILY
FLOUR. 70 be Manufactured entirely from sound
winter wheat
20 barrel. P.uey Grade FLOUR. 70 DO manufae-
tursd entirsly from sound winter wheat
1000 pounds best quality Of RICE new erop).
O,0p pounds best quality BROWN SUGAR, In
strong, new, round hooped barrels,
SOD pound. best quality STAR CANDLES.
D,00O pounds good quality HARD SOAP.
D,0O pounds o. SALT.
The salt meats to be Inspected By an inspector
selected By the uniersisned. Tho charges. 81 In,
and 10 be paid By the contractor,
The usual condition. n my sdys;!is.psn,s must
my S.h Brevst Brig. Gen. and Q. Q.
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.f..aa Proposals.
l)RoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
auAsrraxAsrr.,s 0v.Ior. I

SEALED PROPOSALS, fer each elias separately,
III % 10 th sss a Corps. ION jay i g
s sssr 4 ,Ss s 4: & s isss e Re s:s
Marine So,p,, Phil.dspha, p. f,.. q :.psn ..
!. "no y '%' SEAs$ NJ ~ ,,,.,, ,... ,,,u
yytss HSS t:i q r fSs
'fsss: ss;: i ::.!:: e s e:
M ::s:. $;s! q S:as sss ssss ::
;fi isssss wa va: y 10 s sss.
m yard. d. s.. St siss s III for ov.r..s., al.
Mool, lndlsO wool dyed > 81 inches vide. to
Voc, sSiIS, Wool q, sy:d3 q inches wide. to
Ssfsi S $ss "a sisa Y Hs' ma
600 psi.. t q t Socks three .L,. properly
twisted yarn. to weigh pounds per dozen
pail. free 1'' SEss !ss.is e: $ 49,. ,.,,.
500 Yard. Linen sI !S nsAs. wide.
weigh Il SppSs: PEI e. niche.
5000 yard: Cotton i sss S OR ssd'sef'
~
loo Ponpons, red yoiNsd' BALI shape, And
' slas cloth. Hnaiso wOoi.dy:d.S
lao Stocks CLASS sob
5 srs:: G ssti sI Ss,s.a. s's s:s.sis
s,C.. ye.t srtsn sssl and Scale s,r.p,
* DALI nssni SW Ruii,ons ssr priyatss '"'p'
80 ysIs: S: i Ss, binding -r
" SWords, for musieiaus.
TX ". Dtab bS Hup' sn.rs.
SBoiwOOd "s e. l Tss;ss H.
10, 900 pairs Army Bootses, Infantry pattern.
Aoc.,,,,as. pogs. AS wit NJ sr..ius..
B.ySn: sssS ~ Eas, eth Frogs attached
i"kH,p'a'f' cLAssso,s
For making and thinning "a shs following articles.
viz
y waish SG Sos. for scr.e.u.. cOrpOr.l. Mud
eians, and Piisaies. 'A' o''' u.s.
r:isS: s :; +. ss's'.'. o'r'''',' Must
Lh. .a' s and r &, s:...an. csrpor. Must.
Fiaaasi s SSfi 'A''a
Linen shirts.
P PLsM:I1iss
k kss .1s Blue Jackets, for Boys.
The above mentioned articles must conform In all
B..isek wsshipE,Sn: c. Assssta.i Quarter sas,n
strsst, PSiisdclphia, and Al he Marine Stations,
Brooklyn. Now York. and Boston. h.,.aoh uso.tts.
s!iiss. ss5;d .ssss my portion y ;S:s: :Ssii
r. oons9e'sa ~, ~ raatrss, tos ,.lp,i ~.
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AND THiRTEERTH sfREETs WEST.
OyYIcR SURF AND Inspector OF SIDE Faor-
WALLS, CAhhIAaEwArs AsDs EwRRl, &c.,

0yyIcR SURF AND Is.pEoroE OF SIDE Faor-,
WALKS, CAhRIAaEwArs DsEwRRl, &o., !
May ~, lb58. J
signed, az the Mayors once, until ~ IN, FRIDAY,
ga May Instant, Ter the construction Of barrel
Sewer on street north, tive feet inside diameter,
walls nine inches thick said sewer 10, commence
q, A point ~ .trses noI,h ons hundred feet west
meet With ths sewer In Thirtosath street west
Laleral Branch Sewer, Tho size % the latcrals
VII beeiyhteen inches Inside diameter, walls aino
Al q t6s above ysrk 70 p. paid for BY a ,pseisl
eranehes. maah9is.. traps. and drops, yhleh shall
Bidders will state the price per foot for tho main
sewer, per foot for the lateral branches, por man.
hole, per trap, and per drop.
speoiheAtions can DO seen at tho Superintendent
aud InspsctoT't Office or the Csmmissloner Of thu
Second Ward.
or all bids, should DO deemed the interest Of the
Corporation 10 do So.
sSn' but practical NWiafliYy Sss 9ssa bid
.- Buporintendent and Inspector, &c
JACOB yONDRRLEHR,
mylt.stAwd Commissioner Second Ward.
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DgoPOsALs FOR HAY.

HEApauAErxns pIstRIor or TExAs.I
Ausrik. TExAs, April Is, 1903 j.
Sealed proposals., which must be made In dupli-
cate, will be received until ~ o'clock, noon, on
WEDNESDAY, the nth day Of Nay next. for fur
nishinE the QuArtermaster's Department with
HAY, Al places and In quantities As follows:
Al San Antonio, l,oD tons.
At Austin. 100 tons, bottom grass.)
Al Fort lnEe, 70 tons.
At Fort Clark. $50 tons.
At Fort 0rifn, !, 900 tons
At Fort Stockton. ], 800 tons,
A. Fort Bliss. 30 tons.
Al Camp Verde, " tons.
At Port Mason 40 tons.
A. Fort McKAvitt, Go tons.
At FORT Concho, !, 80 tons
At Fort Richardson, !, 40 tons.
A. Fort BurnhAm, 100 tons.
Al Rort ouitmAn, 800 toss.
Al tort Duncan, 10 tons.
2,2D pounds 70 the toni
All the above TO be we'll cured. merchAnthbls
Hay. tebe cut and put up from this years crop. IN
be we'll stacked such places In the Vicinity Of each
post, and In such sized stacks as the receiving on
GER may designAts. To DO salted-QuArtsrmAstsr's
Department furnishing the salt-lf required, and
subject to the inspection Of the oeer reesv It,
Separate bids are invited for each post, and the
price ton for each place must be clearly stated
Proposals. to DO plainly indorsea " Proposals for
place.
By order Of Breyet BrigadIsr General c. II. Tomp-
kIn' Chief auartermaster Pif,h NilitaIx District.
Brsvst Brixadier General and Chief 9, H..
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