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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-16
auction SNLes.
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FUTURE DAY


@ HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of ~
- order Of court made on sundry at,ooh
ment cases against George Fl. PeuGeG
shall proceed TO sell at IT. the ST. Charles Hotel
commencing at 10 O'clock a quantity Of ,",5,
superior FURNITURE, consisting Of way
Marble top Cabinets,
Marble top Washstands,
Marble top Bureaus.
- Wardrobes, Centre Tables.
Carpets, large lot Blankets,
Linen Sheets, Sofa,
13 Casters (nearly new,
AununciatoT,
Hair and Straw Mattresses.
Bedsteads, Chairs, &c
All the Kitchen Furniture
Boilers, Stoves,
Clothes MuDgler,
Urns, Bake Oven,
large Range and Fixtures in mo-,
order; " SOU
Iron Table
and sundry other articles too nunerors
mention "
NH II JOHN w. WRIGHT, s. e.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Tenth street between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE. SITUATED AT THE
CORNER OF THIRD AND JACKSON
STREETS, AT AUCTION by virtue Of a
deed of trust executed by DR.. James bea!e
to me rs trustee, 10 secure the payment
of n certain bond therein mentioned, bear.
ing date the 10th day of February, lSo1, and
recorded in the Clerks office OF the Hastings
Court of the city OF Richmond, and AZ the
request of the beneficiary in said deed, will
proceed TO sell ut public auction, upon III"
premises, on the l7TH DAY OF MAl'CH,
1865, 1T o. clock =. NJ, if fair; II not. The
next fair day thereafter, TWO WOOD TENE-
MENTS At the corner OF Third and Jackson
streets, in the city OF Richmond, fronting on
the west side of Third street.
MEYER ANGLE, ia,
mh4 Trustee.
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RECEIPTS OF COTTON pEch'S'Nd-'hsh"N' =
scHor1ELD's ORDER . FARMERS "olS' ~
,pcr SALE OF ENGINES AND
sAwxILI. PROPERTY.
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BARGAINS BARGAINS !i-Persons
ID desiring to purchase a GOOD BUSI.
NESS WINTER SUIT will find some BAR
gains nv calling ON US. While we do not pro-
fess to be selling off at cost, we will sell rs
the lowest, and.as good as the best.
Rho 1905 Main street,
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steamers.

TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
Il STEAMSHIP COMPANY. 1s[EA
The splendid new side-wheel ~ AZ ;
steamships ALBEMARLE, SA- sSsz,sslsass
RATOGA, HATTERAS, Nj SaaaA<a-A1.sHs
AGARA, and VIRGINIA, leave New York
for Richmond direct every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new, and were bull.
expressly for this route. They have splendid
saloons and staterooms, md the fare, accom-
modations, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed rega.
larly At New York on the Company covered
pier 81 North river, within forty eight houcs
Insurance effected at lowest rates when or
dered.
Freghts for points beyond New York for
warded with dispatch, and no charge made
except for actual expenses incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah,
New Orleans, and other southern ports, leave
from the adjoining pier. All goods Tor these
points are promptly transferred without e1'
posture.
AGENTS IN. l.. McCready, president,
Greenwich street, New York; Samuel Aytrs
& Co., Richmond, Va. John NJ. West, CiY
Point and Petersburg; I. Il. Webb, NorioK,
Va.
For freight or passage apply to
SaMTEI, AYRES u CO, Agents,
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HNNDSOMI

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HANDSOME
/ BRICK DWELLING, ON THE COR
NER OF BAKER AND ST. STEPHENS
STREETS, AT AUCTION. BY virtue of the
provisions OF deed of trust executed by
Thomas G.. Epps, bearing date on the 30th day
of December, 1857, and of record i'll the office
of the clerk Of Richmond Hastings Court, to
secure Il certain sum of money therein men
toned, III execution of the said trust, being
requested SO TO do by the party secured, l
will proceed to sell 1T public auction on
WEDNESDAY, 2jth day of March, 1865, at 1
O. clock Z. M, on the premises, the REAL
ESTATE conveyed by said trust deed, rs fol-
lows:
A FOUR STORY BRICK DWELLING,
situate on the corner of Baker and st. Ste
phens streets, containing thirteen rooms, be-
sides closets and bathroom; brick kitchen
with four rooms stable and carriage. house.
All built Of the best material and workman
ship, and now i'll good repair, and occupied
by the said Epps.
The lot has Il front of 100 feet, extending
back l4o feet, and is well enclosed
TERMS OF SALE: The deed requires 4 sufii-
cient sum in cash TO defray the expenses of
sale and TO discharge Il bond for % 800, with
interest from 30th December, 1857; residue
upon such time rs the said Thomas g. Epps
may direct; bnt it is probable that IN ar
rangement may be effected by which L credit
will be given on 4 large portion Of the pur-
chase money. THOMAS p. AUGUST,
Surviving Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE GoDDIN, Auction
GERS. NH l3-td
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AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NITURE AT AUCT1ON.-On IoESS,I
DAY the nth instant, ut 10 o'clock we VIII
sell at our store the usual variety of Pan,
LOR, CHAMBER, and D1NlNG-Roohi
FURNITURE, consisting of
WALNUT and MAHOGANY CABlMEiS, Pc,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY BEDS !EAD I,sS
MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDS and TABLES
WALNUT CANE-SEAT CHAIRS, in OIL
NJ A H CT NY SOFAS and PARLOh
CHAIRS, .
WOOD SEAT CHAIRS and ROCKERS.
STAINED WARDROBES and BEDSTEhDS
NEW TIN SAFES,
FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES, &c,
COOKING STOVES,
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c.
COOK Il LAUGHTON,
NH lG Auctioneers
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Real Estate for Sale.


VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Y IN WILLIAMSBURG EA.-Two large
STORES, and DWELLINGS attached, 1T
present occupied, one rs 1 hotel and the other
rs variety store.
will sell this property for cash 1T one half
It's value, having cost IS, 900. Apply TO
CHARLES GALLAGHER,
NH l2-3taw2Ws Yorktown, Va.
| OFFER FOR SALE PRIVATELY
Il THE TWO BRICK TENEMENTS with
granite fronts, lately built, located on the cor
ner of Broad and Fousnee streets, containing
each 4 store, three large rooms, basement,
and 4 large porch attached; Il well OF excel
lent water in the yard; gas running through
the house; the lot fronts thirty feet and runs
back eigh ty-tve feet Further particulars
can be had on the premises.
NH l0-6ts G.. 10TH.
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auction Safes.

; THIS DAY.
BY Sampson Jones, Jr., Co., 49,.
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants TX
teenth street between Main and gary
WTE WILL SELL AT OUR WhhE-
w HOUSE, Nos. 4, 6, and S, ,fII,M SeehaSVv
street, between Main and Gary, on Mor e,a,noi,
the 10th instant, commencing ut l0E ocioeA
A. NJ, 4 well.assorted stock of
GROCERIES,
WINES,
LIQUORS, &C.,
to which ~c invite the attention of the tr''oe'
S. JONES, JR., & CO,
NH II AuctlOneeis.
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BysHarrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
corner Bank and Tenth streets.
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pETERsBURG LETTER.

correspondence of the Richmond Dispa'cn'
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BY Cook Sc Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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AqIctJOS Sales.

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FUTURE DAY.
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BY Clopton & HARDWOOD,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Tenth street between Main and Bank street.
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BY Lee & Goddin, tAuctioheers,
No. Is Thirteenth strsetS

Sale conducted by LEE : GoDD1S, Al
ioupers NH /
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W uab w ohS ASpAASNs boohA-
fully.
81 fear lest my temerity should offend
you," said !; "but love is ever presump-
tuous. And if could only hope that my
affections might one day meet with re-
turn, I should be inspired with an ardor
before which all obstacles would melt
away"
This was pretty we'll for bashful lad,
was it not / do not believe l could have
spoken such words in an ordinary drawing
room, had my life depended on it; but
from the top Of wall it was different.
Further advance was impossible, and re-
treat was so easy And yet, when one
comes to think of it, to make an o1er OF
marriage to ! princess on first interview
was prompt proceeding. 1t was success
full, however, for was accepted then and
there, and all that remained was to make
arrangements for our flight.
| had several other conversations from
the top of the wall with my princess be-
fore our plans were matured. The great
difficulty was funds. Once in Russia, and
we should be encountered with super
tluity of wealth; but we had to get there.
It was difficulty which never occurred to
the knights of old, who always tossed their
purses to those who demanded money of
them, and yet had other purses for the
next conner, and ! was therefore ct a loss
for q precedent.
81 had three pounds ten shillings Of
pocket-money; and by pawning my watch,
chain, pin, and ring, raised ten pounds
more; but that was sadly insufficient for
SO long journey. I was obliged at length
TO explain the difficulty to my princess,
who removed 1t ct once. She had Jewels,
which, even if sold for O minute fraction
Of their value, would provide Us with on
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VIRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY

SIItIIitI OUIIIlIlssIUIItTS.
GRuBBs Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NH 4
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.

Sale conducted by REGNAuLT & Co. NH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-28
THE EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL.

SEsATF.-Y Yesterday afternoon. the coarlo-
siou II S,uator wilson's speech rrC'nstrUc-
lion
Mr.. johnson followed on the other side. ana
II the Close Of his remarks,
tu motion of Mr. St-wart, tho Cunsi iH~a'iu-
oiihc biN for the relief ~ the DISABILITIES 81
koosTt NJ. Patton was then taken MP.
Inc ainrHcm' nt OF the cOmmIftes restricting
tie removal II di-stiliiI'~ o. those entitled az
IA. nconStrectIoU acts ss-s agreed ID. anI tae
liil Yss-rd
The - nate then Al s. O'Clock adjourned
House Yesterday. snsr our report closed-
The hiii reported troga tn. COMMITTEE On
Appropriation, 10 prevent the payment 81 or
tam ola3ms arising OK OF lhe REBELLION " -
passed.
Nj. Hank-, from the COMMUNE On F5rri-n
AhsiTs, rcpolt'd y biil concerning IN. ---ht. 81
American dtlZens an toretgu Staies y,htrh "a.
pE,.ertd 40 D. printed and rccommitt A A. hong
aud, r-tuod that n viii b. reported iarA fsr
at tiCn this week
Mr. Incprsoll. on leave, introduced hiu an
thCr4ZinG m additional issue oI eal-trnd.r
note 80 ia" amount of S4H,Oe.tuD. kri~rrad v,
the COMMITTEE on Ways aud Means
MI loutNrll asked leave % odsr a r,--olu-
ton Insu acting the Committee Oh NaNs aud
Nj Sns. buI ssNs ral members Oh .ected. and ths
r. solution was not received.
Dir. Van W Ck offered n resolution directing
'hr - cretarN If state to furnish information A.
10 the cost OF the arrest and trial 81 John ".
SuTTatt, whether the proceedings IT the trlal
hsNs been published a. book form. nv " hat su-
'hority. and AZ what expense Adopted.
Ao;OuTned.
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limited STATES MAILS.
Virginia,
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

D.,. mil, wAsHIsGIos, January ?. 1855.
Proposals NIL be received at the CONTRACT Of
81 ISIS for conveying the mails of the united
State Of virginia on the routes and BY the s9 enc
ules of departures and arrivals hereinafter speci-
decisions oy April 10. 1883
Sol FROM h9rntoSn to Chincoteague, Island, L.
Leave Horntown Monday, Wednesd ~, and Fri
Arrive at Uhincoteague Island byepn:
Leave Cbincoteague Island Monday Wednes-
day, and Friday at am;
Arrive at HsrntOwn by pm.
EO2 From HorntOwn, 10y Modestuwn, Accomack G.
Belle Haven HadIOck, Franktown a and johns
town TO Eastyliie, SO miles and back, three
Leave HcrntowI Monday, "Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive At EastVilIe 10y llpm;
Leave Esstyilie Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
Arrive at BorDtown by 60pm
47OS From Trcyiliain's Depot to Green Springs, 7
miles and back. twice a week.
Leave Treyillsins Depot Tuesday and satur
Arrive at Green Springs by SPIN;
Leave Green Springs Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Trevillsin's Depot by loam
6O4 From Newport, by Salt Pond. weisiger's and
Bovn,s st. to Salt Sulphur springs. w. Va ,,
June toS th. September, and once week from
From ISf June to SfA Spteu1BsT.
arrive at Salt sulphur springs daily, except
Leave salt sulphur Springs daily except Sum
cay. at y m.
Arrive at Newport except Monday by 10 a IN .
From Isl OciobSr 10 3lSt May
Leave Newport Monday at Pm;
Arrive at Salt Sulphur Springs next day by 10
Am.
Leave Salt Sulphur Springs Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Newport NEXT day by 10
The accepted bidder will be required to take the
oath commonly known as the test oath, and to
ccute contracts in the form and manner pre-
sent cd by la and the regulations Of the Depart
ment.
For further and fuller particulars as to the con
ditions to lie incorporated into contracts, and of
the liabilities Of bidders, reference il made to
the pamphlet advertisement. of the date of Octo
Der 81, 1S'o. inviting proposals for carrying the
mails of the United States in the State Of Yir-
gin ia, which can be found at the princ pal post Of
fees.
Proposals must be sealed, supers cribed mail
Proposals for the State of Virginia. ~ and address
ed To the - Second Assistant Postmaster General,
Contract Office" ALEX ". RANDALL.
"a l4-1sw4w Postmaster Gen eral
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81 Mexico pays her President sSn,000 which
D. 5000 more than the American President
ceiSes.
- L he cod fishery in Rhode Island waters
u being ruined by the use OF traps.
~ By a recent amendment To the COnstitn-
tion OF Wisconsin, the pay OF members Of the
Legislature IL limited To -ck51. be- the session
long or short. The resolt H. the present session
will continue but six weeks-a period long
enough To do everything that is necessary.
SRA St Louis Insurance company was
oriyen into bankruptcy by the presentation OF
n claim for $50.
nF A Louisville lager-heer brewer was last
week presented, a. the first fruits IF his mar
riage, with four sons AT a birth. When con-
graduated by his friends he asked then TO take
a drink, and say no more about n, adding that
he must take some time to think whether he -
glad ssmad az der teufel.'
81 Mr.. Bareman. under whose auspices thu
great water work for Glasgow was conducted,
proposes to supply the city Of London with
water by building an az ueduct more than one
hundred and seventy miles in length. extend
ing from the outskirts OF London 10 the hills OF
Wales.
sS-The trial of John Schaffer, alas Joseph
Eisele. charged with three murders and an at
tfmpt at another, took place n Parkersburg,
West Va. and rrs ulted in has conviction and
sentence ofdeath. He had previously made a
full confession OF his guilt.
nS-Americans are generally known on
European railways by the fact that they rise
in their seats as the cars approach a station.
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How To NAME Coal LAsT.-An exchange
give Il recipe foI species Of economy RECON-
mendyd 10 those who desire 10 practice n. Some
Luu>e-k"rpers act upon the suppOSItIOn that an
addition of the fuel viii cause Increased com
hustlon. and subsequently develop additional
warmth. This IL an expensive mistake. IL IN
only smOtherlnC and r-tarding the fire % put
IN thick layer Of coal, OF some do. NJ the
iire-hoN from layer Of two inches OF ignits-f
coal 10 its utmost capacity with fresh fuel. No
more coal should b. put on fire AZ time
than VIII readily ignlIr and give of pu.e
white fame-nOt n blue fame. as that denot
the presence OF uncunSum"d gaSeS. In clear
ing the CRATES 81 coal stoves IN the morning,
there l. alway- 10 be found = quantity of I'M
burnt coal which has breli 'N tsrnaliy subjected
10 cumhU>ublc>. Il l. covered with ashes. and
looks like clnders. II J. often dumped into the
ash box The fact l. that the lump H. only
roasted on the outside. not even cooked. and ~
in better condition Tor Igniting than the green
coal. Never waste H. Attention 10 these few
hints u l. stated, viii save many doliars IN a
winter. The 'xper-ime nj H. al least worth Try
lug.
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s ENGINEERS OFFICE.


Soaked Proposals will be received AT tbi. Office
,5f work and Materials Tor the improvement of tn.
iuasOn River between Troy and New Baltimore
For from nifty thousand TO sixty Eve thousand
-goG yards t m0re or less OF Bubble Stone deliv-
Fer from two hundred and seventy thousand
5o three huDdred and fifty thousand Ie-t ~ Sre or
Zee than twelve inches in diameter At the INIT
enc most OF them fifteen feet long
FOR driving from two hundred ard forty thou
s sd, to three hundred and fifteen thousand feet of
-,sht hundred and nifty thousand feet, r. or less
OF eight inch BY twelve inch sawed Hemloek Tim
70 be deiyeTe in rats at the DYKE 'e iee' long,
For the Timber Work ON from fifteen thousand
8 fn!I one thousand running ieet, more OF less,
o For The Timber Work on, thirty two hundred
Z Fer Timber work on from twelve to fifteen
hundred fe, of abutment for slope-wall at Douw'.
.. For from sixteen thousand 10 twenty-five
Thousand pounds, more or less, Of wrought iron
For from forty Thousand to fifty thous and
rounds more or less, Of wrought iron rods. with
he 20 from thirty i've thousand 70 forty-eight
'hnnsand pounds more or less, Of wrought iron
a; Fer three thou. aud cubic yards more or less,
o. -icHe wall stone, TO be delivered on the dykes
y FOR dredging array two thousand cubic yards
more or less of the old State Dam near CsstIet0n
: Material TO be deposited on hat scows and
-
- BIDS VIII lie received for 80 much per cubic
lsrd delivered for stone; so much per cubic yard
irefg'd and deposited, for dredging; so much per
running foot for piles, driving, aud timber work:
=" mus per thousand feet B. NJ fer timber and
. U'UCh per pound for iron.
- Forms Of Proposals may be obtained at this
,ihce, and ne bid will be received unless made on
n printed form and properly certified. Speci-
sfens OF the stone and iron, plans and -peciica-
llcns OF the timber work, and maps % the river,
shoNinz sOundtngs, &c can be seen At this Office
enere al possible lnfor nation will De given to
parties desiring to bid
Is, B4ds will be considered for materials and
Sorkmhns hip Tot less than fourth Of the
1Snoants gwen above. Successful bidders W, II be
LsIuiTed 10 enter into contract with the United
states with good aud sutfi cirnt sureti-s Stamps
Lcr contracts ana Bon to be furnished By the
Contractor
he nited states reserves the right to reject all
sic5 de- med dIsadvsntageous,
b ordeT Of Breyet MAJOR Gen John Newton
JOHN VI. WILSON
MAJOR Engineers and Bvt. Lit Col. U s s.
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STATES MAILS.
SOUTH CAROLINA,
POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,


Proposals for conveying the mails of the United
lowing routes in the State Of south Caroliss will
be received at the Contract Office of this Depart
ment until u m. OF March 81 next, to be decided
The accepted bidders will be required to take
to execute conti acts in tie form and manner pre-
scrihed BY law and the regulations of the Depart
5673 from Due West to Donaldsville, milee AMI
back, three times week.
Leave Due West Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
Arrive At Donsidsyine byapm;
Leave DoEadsyiile Tuesday, Thursday and
Arrive at Due West by SPIN
Proposals for three additional trips per week
500 Frem Monticello. by Long Run, to Aston, a
Leave Monticello friday stsam;
Arrive at Aston by I'm:
Leave Aston Friday at pm:
IOl From spsrtsnbuIg 9. Ii, by Valley Falls,
Store, Csmpobeiio. Eariesgii R CCiumS Sa
IN; CO and Tryon, to Hendsrsonvilie, 55,I
Leave spsrt,nburg q. II. Thursday at An;
Arrive at Hendersonyille Friday b. IL IN;
Arrive at sp.ftsnbufs e. T. s.,Rrday by
well G. 20 miles and back. twice week.
Leave Allendale Tuesday and Friday at 6 a IN;
Arrive at Baruwell q. II. By liam;
Leave BsrnwellC Q. H. Tuesday and Friday at
Rmi
57Ca From Charleston; by Haarells and Thirty two
MILF house. to North ssntee, IS miles and
Leave Charleston tuesday at pm;
Arrive at North ssntse next day by II am;
Arrive at Charleston next day by IA m
sos From Darlington 9. II. to Lydia, 10 miles and
Leave DaIlipgtOn c H. Friday attain;
Arrive at Lydia by 10 am;
Arrive At Darl is G Il u yspm.
sG From Due West, by Level Land, to Temple of
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES
Headq'TS Department If the Csmbsriand,)
Cgscs Cif,f Com. Of SHbsistspes,
Louisville. n.y., January - lSS8,N


Louisville. n.y., January -, iS6.i
sssIed Proposals (Which mast b. in dupilest
~h scOpy ~ this ad Sertlsement attached TO each,
III oe received until II O'Clock M, TUESDAY
1870, = lsSS Tor furnishing the folio wing
90 barrels new Me-- PORK
1AV ponhds new Bacon sides. Gin tiercesD to be
tboreuEoiy cured and smoked, clear sides or
clear ribbed, which Is 10 lie stated in the bid "
hUr pounds new Bacon Shoulders, in tierce. } tn
De Thoroughly cured aud smoked.
log pounIs 81 hest a1slity new Sugar cured Beef
- srrels best quality fresh ground Corn Meal In
stepsek.d IN ne . barrels. full head lined
"a &harTels A No Extra Family FIour
.essrrels IStrs Family FLOUR.
e LaFTrls Fancy Grade Flour.
TIE flour 10 b. manufactured entirely from .ound
81 e,<d. strong, round hoped barrels full head
~ -. STt well cnorered.
The attention If Miilers Is invited to the reauire-
rrut Of I96 pounds Of Flour in each barrel WIS
, lear ~ fo Dc grnard must be furnished with the
lids and the Flour To be Inspected from tine TO
sfms during the process Of Manufacture by an In
.rsc'or ." b. selected by the under.igned-
SO. Tos Bjs Of Aersted Crackers, &C. be pack in
boxes ard TO be delivered from time TO time, -
required
i,0e pounds best quality Buck~heat Flour, to be
PICKED IN Spound packages and then packed
svtaTrels ofthe very best quality Of Onions
samples Of The Tongues, Corn Meal Flour,
trurksrs; buckwheat Flour, and Onions must be
The above Stores to be delivered as soon a. prae-
ticatIe
Conditions. rsae'-srns nts, and terms of nay
.1rEt viii be furnished on application at this Of
The right Is reserved TO reject any ami all bids
Proposals must b. enclosed in n scale envelope
sldO-sed Sc Proposals. Tor name the at icie - and
addressed to tie Underrigned
gsAa,R Brevet Brig. Gen. and @. 8.