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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06
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@ie f9En tits, son Der rciden 5ate
Gem Nrnten igenfen cine @ate,
Wenu bittcnb CT sur Dir erlheint.
ODD l1Dner, tpeta bid las Grbarmen
8 Isltsr fUbrt in5 5aus BIS Mrmen,
Ser itiQe GummtrtbrIuen neint.
9m fdpnltcn, weul1 I'M S%er;ensbranee
Du belfet spr benz u~ntersanse,
Du rettef eb' tas unslld nabt:
Die 5ate MT sem Na9ien tbeilen,
Mem Mrmutb orubt i'm sa creilen.
Oas it bic i9Rnte @rSentbat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06
[Sprt1esung feigt.]
Ser @aru=GtrtT.

Gin 2anb5ma1t11 ppr1 Nedar, BET nabe
Detroit ppbnt, Bate tn Der lesten 3ett ipstel
son Spisbibersien unb Mprbseldtdten &C.
bDrt, Bag Ct balD ale5 gertrauen 1T bic
Menlhtcit ~serlpren Bate u1b te1 auf fol-
se,,ben fpu1iiAen GinfaQ ii1 Dor Oteben ;u
i9iben. Ct Bate Cit paar Sdweine &C.
1dla6tet, bic bur6 sutes Sutter ;ten1ltG tett
unb fhmer sepprben unb tstrt blpben S(n>
Bid bieler prd@tisen Orup3er ladte tim bas
9ers int 2etbs, tpenrt er ait bic Delegaten
S6tnfen unp Gipp6en ba4te, tpel1e er NIT
gel unbemt Mppetit oersebren purbe. G5 NOR
Mbenb 9epprpen unp CT tpntte bic sier
Shnsine bpA ni6t r1ehr sertbetlen u1b etns
fa1jer unb muDte fe 1T Ser 9ihe 1iesen laI>
fen uno maAte @rdparattoaen, tab ie ni4t
sefpblm tperben fcnnten. Seine Srau Bate
iiA n1ittlernetle idcn sur HuGe begeben unb
puBte niGts Don ietner Gprrihtuns. Grit
ihnitt er jebem G1msit Elm 2p4 tn'5 Sbr
spg etren Strtd barA oQe aGt Stren, maate
einen A,pten ant G1,oe be5 Strides, 10 bab
bus Cell nidt burGlnlupfte, lettete bant
ben Strtd 1T iett anfo6enoe5 5hlaf5tmnter
burd Elm 3ufdQises So6 uIb banb bann bes
Gnbe bes Strides an ietn 8ett. Ct calc,1>
ltrte gan; ri9tts, baD tpenn Sentanb etr5
ppn ben S9peinen bp1t, ip 11ub ct unbez
bitst at benz Strtd steben u,b ipenn er ant
Strtd siebt, 10 mubt but aufipaden ulto tpena
BIT 0ufpadf, io padit bn ben aerl beint
&rasen unb CT wtrb ME tpiccer serl udel1
S6wetne ;u iuhen. Gr ihltef guns gut ulo
pbinm er jebesmal, tpen11 CT mad purpe,
einen Stud NIT bent 8etn mahte, pb bas
Cell NOD tranam a1tseipgen mar. Setne
Trau ftebt in Ser &e9el bes Mprsens suerf
cuff unp frht BEN aafse, 70 auh biesmal.
sic fpr1>1t II Bic aide uab ltebt, pab bic
S9weine ansebunpen itnb unb Der @trtf
burh'5 Senter 9ebt; n ifauat, no er wrel
htnfabren mpdte, 500 iie an bemielben unp
ba berielbe aaAsab, INT foSiel firfer, BIS
ibr Mann INT SUITE f6rie = iie 1atte bena
islben aus benz Sett sespset unb mug!e nr:'
belfen, ba8 Der 70 iAredlih G'eplaste rttpsr
oufiteben .fpnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06

oe 9etftltden 6erren 11ier baS 9aus itar>
men auf Der @ron1eaabe III Baotn fo1en
ensldnber tueeett feiner aunftperfe f9 fapn
sebort taben."
"Aber rerbtenf Du aud etpas fir DID
.babst~
uyttt NuS1tabrte Ser Spn11z unp Tetertaae
miro td9lth etn 8aset Mir gut geldrtebsn,
Der bD@fe @rbeitslpbn fir einen @efan5c<
men !"
6annes rsdnete: 800 8ate1 per Sabr
20 Ouloen, In 10 Sabren 200! 8urlhe, bas
1T ein Gapitalhet, spputit iiA etipas anfan<
sen lift. Gptt gebe ater bod, bas Iu
niGt 70 siel erptrbf seiNpeise metr"
vS9r meint, t6 werbe. epr &blauf oes
Strafsett be9nabtst," fel Triboltn tribe eia;
uja, uenn tbr retder esute Stnb pdre pber
et1 &auber p6er ein Oteb, ia bdnn ppGte t4
pcfen. Nber t9 ipa umsebraht baben u1t'
ter eriAwerenben umtlnpsu. Sd bari init
11eiaen Is Sabren spn G'lud lasen, BENT b05
!6pf9eriht Bate MIR ppls 20 Sabre sltae>
ueiet1, ba5 Sberbpfsertdt bat bic Sa9eum
5 Sabre ermdbist. 3 1T etne Trase, pb ib
rnetne 3ett au5n1ade u,1b MFRS Ser Saa,
bana stnge mfrs, tpie sen metien, bic 1anse
Sabre BIER seieden: iie fSn1en Spetie unb
Srauf 1idt mehr ertr1sea unb iterben balp
neg! Md, MIR cine Wc6e, cine ein5tge $50
DE mDdte t6 balein fein fpnnen ais freter
MeniA- ater aud barauf babe ib sersih<
ten 9elerr1t."
Stun, Der Menih benft, 0ptt leaft. Sd
9laube, tote i6pn seiast DIT ietet uniaul>
big uab pa5 erbdrmlihestten ba innen tpsroe
tolb ctn Gnbe nebmen"
uSp Don Gluben tetrahtet 1T ba5 3u6t>
bausleben alerbtn9s Elm elenbe5 eebea. Mber
iA Bass serbtent unb bin 81 relbten Gtnliht
selanet. Infer GrlHier tat ein 1eues &C.
BEN tn mir ent3anbet, 100 CT aber tbrpnt,
ba fann spn cisent!idem llnslid fetne
Hete -"
nGt, Dn prebigit il sleiA einem 9farrer!
Das bdtte tA 1T bieiem 9auie rn5 birter
Dir rtdt seludt !" u1,tertrah i'm Der Spbz
renbanne5 Serpunbert.
uSa, ja," betattste Der Mufe1er, pen ein
oroenat6es Stid @elb s~eoulptg unb freunp>
lt4 9efinmt, MA Der Tribpltn III Elm 2lu5>
buno gon etnern StrdFts. @o 3ie1nli9 AQe
TT bteiem 5auie beDa1pten ftetf u11o fef, ur>
ihuloi9 ua6 uasersbt serurtbetlt gu fem,
@Qe bellen mad Be9naotguns, @Qe iin6 uu>
sufrtebeae, bpsDafte Stride u11b feiren s9ub
9ulser wertb. Der Srtbpltn aber IAwet9t,
9ibt f1t nit Miemanbea itd al. SIN fetnen
freten Stua6en ltet ct, idretet ODER sei9net+
Oarun1 haben Ser SER Nfarrer u,1b Der
S9ulmeii ter tire Treure an ibn1!w
Trtbplin ser11abm bet 2pblpru6 feines<
tpes5 unsern, er tpar ii@ bepubt, benielber
seroient ill baben. Crit iest iu&.rbe er &C.
prdst. G5 pdre @apierverseubuna feine
9er;enser9tebunge!t teA fretter lang unb
bieit gu beri@ten. @tr belhranfen uns auf
bas @eieutltde.
Durtltsuns frist.]
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06
8 et II.
@DleDte Soften.

Gs flagt unb ieufiet ale Welt,
@ie faIe&t bic 3sitcu, mic rar tas Ocl6!
Der 6anbmsrfsmann f;i9lt gru6e getst,
Denn Nieua.!b fallt's gu sablet elm;
Der aavfnlaum bat Der Gunben e'ruA
Do9 leiber i5eb',t le ar int 8r6;
Mn 8parbers fcblt'S 1T feitem 5aus,
Sur nit rem &pif9elb febt's tS5 aus.
Der Drider, ter baS sause Sabr
Stir icirs eeIsr fsibis trar>
Der itct5 flt ibrcu OeiF se1crst
l1ne mandss gierteljabr ssbcrst
Mie t:aas.9 scH.s tem nrtlen7Ran:t,
Glcpft CT ~s..!u1al fir 3ayluna an!
Da beibt's: uNa Gott tas idledte 9latt
DaS INNER h!!te @tbs bat
Die lanei mir ale itcu sebSrt,
Gs it taS siele Oelb ni9t tpertb."
@p bDrt tr sisle f9 b~sflasen.
Op9 io1ten le lie @abrbeit iasen,
Sp iR's bas Blatt ntgt, ,vas rnibfdut,
Sur tab Der Druder pia iein 0elt,
limb inter fiinf3ia fn6 ,ur adt
Die ibre HeGnurg abgentaGt.
limb wie bem DruGer sebt eS Mnbern,
Die init 'nen1 eruBen &e9aunespad
Son Wonti1s su pilatrs tpanbern
ltab fpnmen beirn nit leerem 9nd.
9p uaterliest'S feum ei1ent 3%sifL
GaB nQeS 0slb total gum Seufsl;-
ST aber irssnhtpp eia 8aQ,
0a dnbert plSblid iId ter Sail,
Da liebt mani niGtS ais reue !aleiber,
gu Mtben, tpmmen faun1 bic SGneiber;
Da bIQt man i6 III feline Slider;
9a fllt man iG bic gpfetbiGer;
Da fntet1 liG 8antncten Elm
limb tnSdten germ s%erilbert ieiu.
limb idaut man MtenbS bur9 bic Gdeiben,
@p @irtbe ibr 0elddft tetretben,
Su tptrb Go Gtnent plIBli9 flar,
Dab bod nod @elb scrbanben mar
l1nb bab bic :3eit ni@t gang 10 idledt.
Da tptrb usetrsatet" unb sese9t
Da tpiro Der Mppetit seliat
l1nb v&ams" unb uBagateu" eeipielt,
Da wirb balo bies, balb baS er3ablt,
ltnb an Der @anb lief man nit 2uf:
vgeburst tpirb ntGt!" "Terms cash" an
TRUST"
Drum, es9t uta,t ipat fbel raD 5aus,
@o aablt tem lieten Wirtb man eus-
Der &aufn1ann, Meseer, 8ader, @@neioer,
Die bergen ia nod etpas treiter.
So 1T eS uberaa befelt,
D'runt tlast unb ieuf3t bic eanSe @elt,
@ie f9ledt bic 3eiten, uie rar bds 0elb.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-01
pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREAsuKT DEPARTMENT, May 10, 1850.
Sealed proposals for furnishing stationery for the
Department until the 10th day Of June. isB. at i!
4 schedule. Of. the articles. and quantities re.
hlI Information, Will be furnished upon appilsa.
ton.
The bids will ie considered. and accepted or re.
Contraeis must be executed by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon SO
to DO.
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time to lime during the year, In quantities
pursuant TO orders from the Department, The en-
tire quantities in the schedule will, however, be
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or hrm making 1t. and be accompanied by a bond
with sufficient surcties In the sum Of hye thousand
triet Attorney, on y form to be furnished by the
Department, cOndtiOne upon the execution Of
contract, with good and SUFFICIENT bonds, for fur.
nishi1s such portion OF the articles as may be
All deliveries viii be subject to Inspection by an
expert detailed for the by the Secretary Of
the Trsasnp, and the delivery Of an inferior aIti.
tract.
Deliveries must be free OF charge at the Treasury
The failure to comply with any one order under
the contract will operate rs the forfeiture Of the
entire penalty Of the bond, or the Secretary Of the
Of such guam tes Of any articles MS shall DO neces
saTy to supply tho deficiency caused by such fall
VII and shSEEf f. tss 19PsS InG ally per ssSium
Proposais unaccom panied by a satisfaetory bond
will not be considered. and contracts Will be
dealers In the articles,
Bidders will be required to conform their bids to
the specifications furnished, and failure to do 80
GEO. g. BOUTWELL,.
my l0-lm Secretary Of the Treasury
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-01

HEAD'aRs DSTRIor OF ISDIAS TESRrrORr,l
G PIhT a TssSs V q ASTi 3, iss
b s'sS s. 81 Ss
H Ssss foI ths dsliIsTy y u FSf Bsef 10 such aasP
PSst eHG ssST OF subsuee may Irsei Tor
the year ending June ~ sO' al the following
pGFssIit Smith, Arkansas.
fSrt Gibson, Cherokee Nation, Indian Terri.
'Foit Arbuekls. ChiekGsaw Nation. Indian Terri
Camp wichita, Medicine BIun Greek } Indian
XII BIDS to furnish thu above must be for Fresh
portion o., fore and hind Quartet meat tPeeSs.
shaSSs S1d kldTsS niiSw e be fseadSdd TIE
fourth yertebrAl joint, aud the breast trimmed
& rl 70 fonl SSSSe he tSeS Sp s
Of hindPuArters from six to eight inches above the
Gi dsiiWeTss Of Fresh Beef to be subject to the u
speetion Of the oteer or agent Of the United States
Zach bid must be accompanied by good and sui,
nsisP. guarantee from two o. mere PST.V ssrr Of
t sSSft 81 H TSsQ sS,'s ssus fSR
sSa S sSsa y Oi y; fSstRR F q tie
'S FSe name and place Of residence Of each bidder
and surety mpst II r. entertained, unless satisfac
toTiIy rShfesenIed, that does mot comply with the
'e T6s ni reject any All bids is reserved
,?FF6sTPtS smith. "fort Ar6ueEle. oT'CsmPwiteh-
its ~ as the case may be, and addressed to the
Undersigned at Fort Gibson, C. y.
Blanks for proposals aud bonds may be obtained
on application at this ONCE.
Payment TO be made in Government funds on
delivery Of the supplies, or as soon thereafter
as funds shall have been received for that pur.
pose.
S"n to So Is a RSrt Smith on
named on or before July !, lsdq noovwv,,
| Breyet Lieutenant Colonel, and A q NJ, U. SA. ,
' Q, @, g., District Indian Territory, myl7-td
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

oYPIcE CHEZ CeNsIssARr orsrssIsrEScE.}
DEPARTAESr Of DAkorA,
sr. Paul, Misn., April ., ists
Sf.lS Sa ssS e Is. ss sS5iia
fIHm ,Ps In 5 G ssg
HI Ttffs f Sr sssS sSSmSan
ckaP CooKE. NJ T.. lone eOnpsnyJ
AZ Fo ( rs ss aIsS%s T. T. .t,Ar.. companies.
From ssptsmberi ,isd9. to June %, is76, ineiasivs
The Beef TO be Of good marketable quality, In
equal pIopott9nso fore and bind quarters (neeks,
iiVsrsd Al the posts named IN such ausniitiSs and
at such times As may be required.
The nscks Of the cattle slAuEhtered under this
agreement shall DO out of At the fourth ys!sbIal
Of fore quarters shall be cut of from three to four
inches above the knee joint, and OF hind quarters
from six to eight inches above the gambrel or hook
BIDS may be made either for furnish ing the beef
at one Of VI at all the posts above named.
Bids from hrp must specify the names and I'D ,
TO be present to respond to their bids,
Each bid TO secure consideration mnst contain a
written guarantee from two responsible parties TO
Ia sseo risnos with The terms Of his proposition and
that should his proposition be accepted hs Will ~
once enter Into contract 10 accordance herewith,
ard that hsy are prepared 70 become t6 a'SssnSf
show by the SasisI SsrtSests q tho clerk Of the
Psars, District Court or Of the ,S S1 ne States
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids
Payments to be made at each post monthly 10
such funds As may be on hand II none On hand, TO
be made as soon as received.
pS.sis fcr Fresh Beef, y" aud add dressed b G s.,
Captain G. i, Brew. Lieut. Col, u s, army, q. c.
s.. Dent. u DAkotA. ApEl.tl
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Aational Aepublitan.

~ Corrrs or rHn "NArIosAL RrPunLr-
oAr" can be obtained every morning at the
following places,
BrsHor's NEws STAND, wiliards' Hotel.
CocHRAr's News srANp, Metropolitan Hotel.
wrrxBsRorn's NRws srAsp, Ebbitt House.
KxBALL's News STAND. seaton House.
WfLxIrs' NEws STAND, st. James Hotel.
PAnKrR's Book AsD PERIODICAL pKror,
No. tss seventh street, opposite the Post
Once.
w.D. b. MAJOR, At Gilbert's Dining Saloon,
81 7 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JoHH q. BusasR, No. 7rs v street, between
Twelfth and Thifteenth streets. as.sa
Jour A. Burtxs, stationer, us y near Thir-
tenth. ~.
BuRKE's NEws STAND, Kirkwood House.
OHARLEs II. ANDERSON, stAtioner, tit Sew.
enth street, between and q streets.
JAMS BxLLEw, ststioner, tso,f Seventh be-
ween q and II. ... .....a .... ..
s. q. s. BARBouR, stationer, SIS Seventh
}treet, between II and streets.
JOIN A. vAH DonAN, stationer, u sosth A
Istrset, between New Jersey avepue and First
street, Capitol Hill. .r
WILLIAM BAnTLxrr, statiener, No, 90 east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
! Capitol Hill.
! s. o. MILLs, ststiouer, II street north, two
doors east OF Third street west. ..r-.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, b1i
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE CHIEF CQNNIssARY or SUBSISTENCE,
DEPARTMENT on DAKOTA, }
SAINT paw, MiNs May II, 1891.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, will be received
at this ofnce uptlll2 IN, TUESDAY, Juno 8, 1880,
for supplying Net Beef from the Block. from July
l, 1850, TO June 80, 1870, TO the troops at
Fort hbeIcrombie. D. T., two companies.
Fort MadswoIth, D. T. two companies.
foTt hirisy. hinn, one company:
The Beef TO be'of good marketable quality, In
equal proportions Of fore hind quarters, tneoks,
shAnks and kidney tAllow 10 be excluded, and de:
liyered At the posts named In such quantities and
at such times as may be required.
The necka OF the cattle Slaughtered under this
agreement shall be cut OF at the fourth yertebral
Joint, and the breast trimmed down. Tho shanks
Of fore quarters shall be cut off from three to four
inches above the knee Joint, and Of hind quarters
from six to eight Inches above the gAmbrel or hook
joint
bids may be made for furnishing the beef at any
Of or II all the posts above named
Bids from arm must specify the names aud nd :
dress Of each member thereof. Bidders should be
present to respond to their bids.
Each bid, to secure consideration, must contain a
written guarantee tsimilaI TO the one required by
my Advertisement Of March d for beef catte) from
two responsible parties for the fAithful perform
Ance OF the contract, N awarded.
The right 10 reserved TO reject any or all BIDS
offered.
Payments to be made monthly. In such funds as
soon as received.
Proposals must be iudorsed distinctly "Propo.
sails for Fresh Beef, and ADDRESSED y the 9Hdet'
Ulgned. J.. II, GILMAN,
meut Of Dakota Dy2Etd
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-01

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WAsHISdrQk, ID. O., May ~, lS59.
Proposals for furnishing such articles Of Station
cry as may be required BY this Department and
the Bureaus aud Offices thereof, during the fiscal
year ending June So 1870, will be received until u
o'clock. m, Saturday, June 10, 1850.
OF arm making 1t, and be accompanied by a salts.
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute
Il accepted for any or all articles. All articles
furnished must be OF the best quality OF their kind
Bond with approved security will be required OF
the party to whom the contract may be awarded.
On failure 70 furnish any article when req uired.
In reasonable time, tho right 10 reserved Of pur
chasing In open market or OF declaring the contract
forfeited and II greater price than the contract
price L. paid for such article, the difference will be
charged to the contractor.
The Department reserves the right 10 r ject or &C
cert the bid In all articles sinEiy or co lectively
An estimate Of the quantities. which win be
needed, aud blank forms for bidding. containing
full Information In accordance with this AdyeT-
titsment, will be furnished on application.
Proposals unaeeompanied by satisfactory guar
awarded only to established manufacturers or
dealers In the articles,
bidders will DO Tequired to conform their bids
10 the furnished. and failure to do 80
will cause the rejection Of any bid.
Proposals must DO addressed to the Secretary OF
the Interior, and be indor,ed "Proposals for Sta.
uonery." J. d. cox,
my2.2awtd Secretary.
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CoorKR d LArrMxR will sell at O'Clock, on
the premises, Oak Lawn. now owned BY Thos.
p. Morgan, esq. This magnificent property,
comprising ten acres Of ground, 10 located at
the head OF Twentieth street and Boundary
street, and has been sub-divided into lots OF
from one.half acre TO three acres each. These
lots comprise some Of the choicest building
sites In the District Of Columbia, each lot
having q commanding View Of the city and
surrounding country. They are ornamcnted
with large forest oaks, fruit trees, choice
shrubbery, flowers, SO, One lot has the large
three-story Mansion House, of nineteen rooms.
with all modern improvements.
Also, at 10 o'clock, at their auction rooms, q
large assortment OF furniture.
Also, at 0 O'Clock, on the premises, two de-
slrable building lots on the southeast corner
Of New Hampshire avenue snd T stree, south.
GREss h WILLIAMS will sell at o'clock, on
the premises, valuable building lots, fronting
on u street north, between first street east
and Delaware avenue, near Capitol grounds.
W. l.. WAL h %. will sell at 10 o'clock, At
No. Louisiana avenue, a lot Of stolen, nban.
doncd or other property taken by the property
clerk Of the Metropolitan police.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

HEADQrARTBRs DEPARTHExT OF rms LAKES,
CHEZ QuARIHRsAsIBR' OIflgE,
DETRoIT, MICH, May q, 1853,
Sealed proposals, subject to the usns conditions,
will be received at this once until II o'clock, m
SATURDAY, June II, 1859, for furnishing the fol-
lowing!
900 cords Of merchAntable Hard Wood.
80, 200 pounds OF Briar Hill Coal for issue TO the
troops at Fort Wayne, M!ch.
$40 cords Of mercha ntAble Hard wood, for Issue
to the troops at Fort 0rAtiOt, Mich.
To be delivered 81 such times aud places as tho
Proposais to Be In tTlplicAte, with copies Of this
advertisement annexed to each, aud Aecomp4-
MED by a guarantee, aligned by two responsible
persons.
Further Information and forms Of proposals eau
be had on application TO this once M,
aud Coal, =" and addressed 10 the uRdersigu ed.
BY Command Of General Pore. ,
Chief QuArteTmIsteT, Department Of tho Lakes,
Breyet Bhgadier General, U. s. Army.
myN- I'd
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.


HELDa'Rs FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRIcr.l
sTArEo i AS, OIFioE Gu. QuARIRRk, I
AusIIs, Texas, April ., lsg.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be re-
tenth. us, lsee, for the delivery OF four hund
rod and dfty tl50l Cavalry Horses. as fcllows:
Al Austin, one hundred and nfty tl5O j at Jefer-
son, TIVE hundred tsoI at San Antonio' one hun.
The horses must be sound In all particular.
hfteen Il5l @ sixteen [l6l hands high, from ave
t5l to nine te years old, and we'll adapted In every
way to Cavalry purposes Horses between nine
t9l and ten ll0l years Of age. II still vigorous.
sprightly and healthy, may be accepted,
All Horses will, before being accepted, undergo
the Inspection required by the existing orders Of
Delivery 70 commence BY August LIST. to termi-
Proposals will be received for the whole, or for
any part Of the number OF Horses required.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
offered.
Bach bid must be accompanied by a guarantee
be certified by the clerk Of Court Of kecOrd,) that
the bidder Is competent to carry out the contract II
awarded to him, and the residence and post ofhes
address q each bidder and guarautor must be
stated, No bid entertained not conforming to
these conditions.
Blank bids can be Obtained at the Depot Quarter.
masters once, Jefferson Depot QuArtermAster's
once, San Antonio and at this Ohice.
Proposals will be plainly endorsed Proposals
for Cavalry Horses, and addressed to the under
signed. ina, o 81
Deputy Quartermaster General, BVt Brig. Gen.
U, b, A. yl0-td
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Election Notices,

FIFTH wARD-YIRsT VOTING PRECINCT. :
the provisions Of the chsrtet o. the city Of Wash.
lns,Sn. an eieetISS vii BE- held II ths Yyst yo,ne
day Of June next at the house Of Frederick Holfsr,
On the north side Of Third street east, between
lector, Register and Surveyor 70 serve two years,
Que member the Board OF Aldermen 10 serve two
Council to serve ono year, Al which said Precinct
the votes Of all who registered In the said fih
Ward OF the city Of Washington, the initial Letter
received. = NY
Polls open at7a. m. and close a r.
A. r. McKENNAN,
HkNRY O. sCHULES,
myB Csmnissioners.
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RyENTH wARD-THIRD VOTING PRE-
formity With the provisions Of the Charter Of the
sly q Washin Fton an election will be held ip the
MONDAY, the 7th day Of June next, at the esTpen.
Ter shop Of M. Jack son PumphIey, south side q
streets west, near Four A.half street, for Col
lestTr Register and sGJysyoI to serve two years
one nenhet Of tne boaIa OF Aidermen, 70 serve Two
Council, to serve one year. At which said Precinct
the votes Of all who are registered In the said Sew
letter Of W hose name r. from Ito NJ inclusive, will
DO received Polls open q 4 q N. and elS.s at
II, A, MYERS,
oo W. D. wlLDs,,
myS Commissioners.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF BUILDINGS.

BUREAU OF r., Y. ANDA l.,
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT or EDUCATION,
ATLANTA. GA, May p, 1859,
VIII be sold at auction, on the premises, At IL
o'clock, m, June 10, lsde situated In the city Of
Macon, Ga, Ga the line OF tho Macon aud Western
on which arc located
brick twO:story Building. Iax6sO feet, un6u.
ishsd;
brick two.story Building, SSl65 feet. uuan.
Ished,
2brick one. story Buildipgs, t9xlli feet finished
Swood oue.story Dwelling Houscs, aud sewers
Out.Housea, together with a qnantity o. pfesssu
Stone and d, IA pounds Of Iron Nepilators; y,
Terms; Cash, purchaser to pay Tor eheeu'''h "
titles. -. -, .,A,,
RoT further Information T9latye 70 ING properly
apply AZ this once, or Il bEqHSt MAJ pY"' W W.
h'"N'D' J. R. LEWIS,
Breyet Col. U. 5, A, Superintendent of Ednea'
! lion State Of Georgia myg.td
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NAVAL ACADENY,
Annapolis, ND, May y, lSdg,
6saled proposals will be received until June 8,
inclusive, for supplying the Naval Academy with
the following kinds and quantities Of COAL, ylL!
1900 tons Cumberland Lump BNumlnOus Coal,
100 tons Coal, o 'Donpell's Mines, FgiTmout
go tons Anehracite White Ash, Lehlgh Steam
boat Coal,
10 be delivered in the Coal Yard Of the Naval
Academy, Apnapolis' maryAnd, Tree OF expense
July next.
All Of the Coal to be Of the best quality, free from
dust, and TO weigh z, 30 pounds TO the ton.
The right Is reserved 10 reject all bids consid'
cred unreasonable,
Proposals to be Endorsed, Proposals for Coal, v
n B. HARRISON,
n7.td Capt U, 5, Navy. Senior ofieer present