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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
The Death of General Phil. Ixearney.

We are informed by a prominent law
yer of this city, that while sojourning ia
Amboy recently he passed pleasant
hour in company with former rebel of
ficer. who was attached 10 Stonewall
JscRson's division of the Confederate
army during the war, and who related
an interesting "reminiscences of the death
of Gen. Kearney. of which sad event he
was an eyewitness. "The gallant Kear-
ney," he said, received his death wound
from private under my command, and
when he fell from his horse I FASTENED,
with many others, to the point where be
lay, not surprising that his wound was a
mortal one. Just as we reach his body,
however, his limbs gave one convulsiye
culver, and then all was over. Seeing
that he was Major General, word was
sent to headquarters to that effect, aud
General Jackson coming TO the spot i'm
mediately gave one glance at the dead
officers features, and exclaimed: My
God. boys. do you know who you have
killed. You have shot the most gallant
officer in the United States army. This
is Phil. Kearney, who lost his arm in
the Mexican war" He then involuntar.
lily lifted his hat. overy officer in the
group following his example, and for a
moment a reverential silence was obsery-
ed by all. Subsequently the body Of
the dead soldier was placed upon two
boards, and when being removed to
headquarters, was followed by General
Jackson. General EweI, and other Off
GERS, while n regimental band preceded it
playing dead march.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
TO THE WORKING CLASS,

7 AN now prepared to furnish constant employment
to all classes at their homes, for their spare mo-
ments. Business new light and profitable. Fifty cts
to s. per evening is easily earned and the boys and
girls earn nearly much Great inducements
are offered. All who this n"tice please send me
their address and test the business for themselves.
not well satisfied viii send 81 pay for the trouble
of writing m. Full parti ulars sent free. Sample
sent by mail for ten cents. Address
44-w4 E. C. ALLEN, Augusta Maine.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
OUR COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS

Exceed those of every other establishment Of tbs
premiums with those Of Others ior Clubs the same
size in addition to which claim to give better goods
Of the character.
We will send to Agents free of charge,
For CLUB 80 AND THREE DoLLARs-0ne of the
following articles: dOz good linen Shirt Fronts.
set solid Gold Studs. All Wool Cashmere for Pants.
Fine white COunterpane large size l elegant Balmo-
Skirt. 20 yards brown or belched Shooting, good
quality. yard vile. elegant 100 Picture More Geo
bound Photo Album 1 double lens StereoscOpe and
~ Foreign Views. 1 plated engraved bottle
Castor. elegant silk Fam with livery Sandalw0od
Frame feathered edge and spauged. | steer carving
knit. and Fork, very best quality, ivory balanced
handle, l handsome beaded and lined Parasol. 20
yds. good PIiI very fine Damask Table over.
pr best quality Ladies' Serge Congress Boots. doz.
fine Linen Towels. doz Rogers. best Silver Dessert
Forks. l Ladies' large real Morocco Travelling Bag
fancy dress pattern. doz. elegant silver plated
grtved Napkin Rings. doz. Ladies' fine Meruo Cot
ton Stockings. Gents heavy chases solid Gold Ring
pr. Ladies high cut BalmoraI Boots. l elegant De-
Iaine Dress Pattern. violin and Bow, in box COM
Plete. set Jewslry, PIN ear drops and sleeve bat
tons
FoR CLUB or 20 AND FIVE DoLLARs-1 black or
cclortdApaeea Dress Pattern. set Lace Curtains.
pr. all Wool Blankets. Engraved silver plated bot
tie Revolving Castor. l beautiful writing desk.
solid Gold Scarf in. 81 ys. very 6ne Cashmere for
Pants and Vest. set livery balanced handle KNIVES
with silver plated Forks elegant satin Parasol, heav-
lily beaded and lined WITH silk. pr. nts' Calf Boots
81 yds good Print. 80 yds, good brown or bleached
Sheeting, yard wde 40 Ids. Tyd wide. good quar-
ity ladies' elegant Morocco Travelling Bag.
square Wool Shawl. l plain Norwich Poplin Dress
Pattern. 81 yds. double width cloth for LADIES'
dlak. Elegant engraved silver plated Tea pot Syds
double width waterproof cloth for cloaking-
FoR A CLUB OF 100 AND TEN DoLLARs-1 rich MeFl-
no or Thitet Dress Pattern. l pr fire DaniasE late
Cloths and Napkins TO match. pair GENT 5enfh
Call Boots. heavy silver plated engraved Ice fiteh
er. Very fine All Wool Cloth for Ladies C!"aH- l
web very best quality brown bleacbed sheeing -
yds. fine CASHMERE for suit. elegant PoPlin Dress
pattern | elegant English Barge shawl J SET IFo-
Nv balanced handle Knives and Forks. ! lahiess or
cents silver huntiuc-case Watch. Bartlett hsna
55eTtahIe Sewing Machine. Splendid Family Bible,
Steel enrravings with record and photograph pages
p yds good hemp 6arpeting good eolors PAIR good
Marseilles Quilts. good SIX barrel Revolver ele-
CANT Fer Muf ard Cape / single barrel Shot Gun.
ever platcd enqraved bottle Revolving Castor cut
glass bottles. very fine Violin aud Bow, in case
set ivory balanced Knives and Forks
Presents for larger Clubs increase in the same ratio
Send Money by Registered Let
TER. SEND FOR OUR NEW CIRCULAR.
PARKER &c CO.,
4-4 Mes "a 4 100 sanu,er St. Bostos:
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MONEY EASILY MADE

With Complete Stencil and Kew Check Outfit
Small capital required. Circulars free. STAFFORD
MANIC. CO., 65 Fulton Street. New York. 44-w4
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.Y-e,o advertisement.

CALESNEN WANTED By q Misunderstanding com-
y pany to travel and sell by sample line OF
goods Situations permanent; wages cool. IL. h
Richards CO., Alb Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07

M MED, AGENTS" WONDER OF WORLD :" IL
w arranted to cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Sold on the package system Not to be paid for until
tested. pay $50 per month and commission, to dis
tribute packages. J. C. TILToN, Pittsburg, Pa.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07

CO Anything you want, from the most
substantial articles to the lighter Yankee
Notions, will be sold at the lowest living pri-
ces. Gil and examine for yourselves.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07

% My stock of Groceries is always full,
and my customers can depend on getting the
best of each variety.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07

10 In Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Clothing,
etc, [ have the largest stock ever brought
here Winter Goods are sold at greatly re-
duced prices.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
ONE DOLLAR for each ARTICLE,
Twice aIIe Amount

In ntneT way.
IT, The best Of Boston and New York references
given TO the reliability OF house. and that
business is conducted in the fairest and most eeiti
mate possible, and that give greater value
:or the money than be obtained any Other way
All Goods Damaged or broken in transportation re-
placed without charge.
hecks describing articles sold sent to ageots in
Clubs at rates mentioned below. We guarantee every
article cost less than if bought at any Boston or
New York Wholesale House.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
Send Money by Registered let

TER. SEND FOR OUR NEW CIRCULAR
PARKER cSc CO.,
4-4 No. o. 100 suuuer ST. Bostos.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07

improvements any other Seed Sow
the first premiums the late state fairs in Wisconsin, Iowa
machines.
The national Republican., 1869-06-25
pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

Proposals. In duplicate, with a copy OF this ad !.
yerti,emcnt. will be received by the dsrsisned
s tor .pPpiyinx FiosR and md GSrnod Besf SPS 70 T.:
"TYps TGps a ~ ,hts u post; T.. ,... =, .,,.,,.
qusilty. and equal Proportion Of lore aud siuS
SasITtSsrS S9sInS nSss sss5ss kdPey. and tsloE to be
may bi from time to time required, by and on
such days as the commanding officer may desig
Corned Beef. the usual corning pieces to be In
proportion. the contract TO be in force six months
or such less time as the Commissary General shall
sns sassS S S on The 1T g., Of JGly iso
general, pspsT,Hsnt X tSS East '"' s0"A''AS
deliyered under this agreement shall be cut of at
ne fourth yettebIal ioint, and the breast trimmed
cut OF from three to four inches above the knee
Joint, and OF tho hind quarters from six to eight
eelycd Wy The Sedefr,1Sed, up TO the same hour
sas Es fS2yG nSS ii&RSynh "a
no,t or supplied therefrom. with such choice beei
lOin aud pOrer-housO steaks. standing ribs and rib
The above to be delivered at Long Wharf. foot Of
State street, In the city Of Boston, Massachusetts
Separate proposal, IN duplicate. will also he
hour and dsts sboYs mentioned The shove to be
delivered at Fort Warren. Boston Harbor. Massa.
IN SfsS Of f;ilqys Or deficiency IL the quality or
bs delivered, then the, eqmmissary at Fort War
Be charged Wis the dasTsnss o. ieS cost wi"
bonds f9f The sum Of Oc. signed also BY two re.
sponslble suretes' whose names must be mentioned
The proposals will be opened at II o 'eloek,a IN 4.
on the Sth day Of June. 1859. at Fort Warren,
N PTCPosAIs win be marked "Proposals for
Beef' and addressed 'oxvv c,vv,o,
First Lieut. 9Th Artillery, a. c, 8. fSTt warren.
Massachusetts, jell-td
The national Republican., 1869-06-25
Natioual Aepnblitau.

~ CoPrEs OF TIE "NArIoNAL RErupLr-
CAN" can be obtained every morning at tho
following places
BfsHop's NEWS STAND, wiliards' Hotel.
OocunAs's News SrAsD, Metropolitan Hotel.
wirEBERaKR's NEws STAND, Ebbitt House.
KiNBALL's Nxws STAND, Seaton House.
WiLKiNs' NEws STAND, st. James Hotel.
PAnKER's Book AND PERIODICAL pRPor,
No. ibs Seventh street, opposite tho Post
Onlce.
w.D. n. MAJOR, Al oiibert's Dining Saloon,
t,7 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JoHs y. BuRaRR, No. 77s y street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Jous A. BurLEn, ststiouer, 77s near Thir.
tconth.
BuRKx's Nsws STAND, Kirkwood House.
CHAnLEs II. ANDERSON, Stationer, ~ sev.
enth street, between and q streets.
JAMES BELLEw, stationcr, 4oOIf Seventh be.
tween q and II.
g. q. s. BARBOUR, stationer, s7s Seventh
street, between II and streets.
Jous A. VAN DoRAN, stationer, Il south A
street, between Now Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hin.
WILLIAM BAnrLxrr, stationer, Ne. 90 east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill.
$. q. MILLS, Stationer, II street north, two
doors east Of Third street west
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, BJ
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
The national Republican., 1869-06-25
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

NAVY DEPARrNEsT, June 1, ls6p
Sealed proposals for furnishing the Once OF the
Secretary VI the Navy aud the several Bureaus Of
the Navy Department with Stationery, for the
fiscal year ending June ~, $50. will be received
until y . clock. noon, Of the 18th instant. They
must be endorsed on the envelope. "PrOposAls for
stationery, aud addressed to the Secretary OF the
Navy
,printsi form OF proposal, with schedule Of arti-
paTtment, and no proposal will be enteTtaiu ued
form and schedule.
Among tbs articles embraced Ia the schedule
are:
IS Teams OF Regulation Paper
W reams OF Dispatch cap.
so Teams OF FoOl.cAp,
l2l reams of Quarto Post.
% reamS Of Note Paper.
= reams OF Envelope aud Wrapping Parer.
-, Teams OF Copying Paper,
lii,M Envelopes, Official and others.
lU quarts Of Ink.
ID gross OF Steel Pens.
ITO dozen Pencils.
Each proposal must be signed by the IpdIy yiduAI
OF hrm making u, aud be accompanied by earti !.
heate Of the Collector OF Internal Revenue OF the
Dstriet 10 which the party Is conducting busina,s
that tho bidder Is manufacturing or dealing ln
arl les OF stationery, and h able 10 uhll the con
tract.
Should the contract be awarded TO marty an.
gagged in business outside OF washington il " iii
be with the distinct understand ng that they mn
have branch establishment In washinEtpn, from
required. "''
be considered. A E BORIE
je7-MN Secretary Of the Navy.
The national Republican., 1869-06-25
IMPROVEMENT OF 9swEao uARBoR, NEW

uSITED STATES CORPs OF ENGISEERs,l
OEFiGE IMPROVEMENT ~ OswEGo HARBOR,
Ill WATER STREET, oswEuO, n, Y.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate. for the labor re
CURED iOT the extension OF the pier at Oswego,
eeiNed at this Office unit 10 m, June .. ls6n.
LABOR TO BE PERFORMED.
J, II, IS cubic feet, or as much AS may be ro-
qnired, crib framing, pianking, boiling, Sc lbe-
low water maTk.) to bo bid and paid for by the Gu
II. a. SO cubic feet, or as much as may be re .
quired, framing. planning. boiling Sc. In super
stTqcure, to be bid aud paid for by the cubic foot
III. l,6T cords, or u. much as may be req al red
Of stone, 70 be furnished and put In the work, 10
be bid aud paid for by the cord.
Nv. Removal Of material, tsoft deposits, bould'
form Ing junction with old structure; aud pTepaT-
ing foundation areas for erbs, to be measured in
soows. and bid aud paid for by the cubic yard.
Bids for part Of the items and not for all will be
relected.
sumclent guarantees for entering into contract,
HaIbOr - and accompanied by copy Of the ad.
yeTtisement.
Blank forms for proposals.. aud all Necessary In.
formation furnished upon application at thl fics
The contract will be awarded to the lowest respon
sibls bidder.
Bids which are not satisfactorily guaranteed. or
sidered.
The right Is reserved to reject any aud all bids
Will be required.
Work to be commenced on or bsfor. July !, ls5a.
the pier must bO completed lgfOrc November u.
1872 NICHOLAS BOWEN,
, Major ofEngiueers aud ByI. Col. 5. A
The national Republican., 1869-06-25
DRoPosALs FOR REPAIRS.

oFgIcE OF THE DRpor QrARrrRMATER,l
FORT LEAyRNwoRTH, kAs. June 10, 1850 I
Scaled proposals. will be received by the under.
| slgned. at hi. once, until SATURDAY, the 2dlh
inst Tor furnishing all labor and material req
| In feron1nK aud repairiug
1--WE PUBLIC ksiFNtyRtsteTT FORT RlLEY'
| The present dat roofs to be removed. nd new,
self.supportlng shingle roofs to be substituted
=, All timber required must bo Of the best White
Pine framing timber.
The Shingles to be OF the best A pine shingles
The raftors now on the stables may be used to the
oxtent they will answer, but the new TAfteTs must
be OF the full length q feet aud constitute at least
every alternate pair.
II is bel ieyed that the shee ting now on the roof
carefully removed, will be nearly sufficient for
the new roof.
on each roof are to bc placed hvo yentilators. s
feet square and ~ feet In height above the roof
The tin cutters and spOuiinE now on thu stables
to be continued in use, but all leakage to be re.
paired IN a workmaniiko manner,
seNenty.lwo CiTeulat Nentllators and twenty
| zach stable, on the sides thereof
Pull specifications OF the work and further infor-
nation as to the eonditiOns to be embraced iu the
contract can be obtained upon application at thl
Riley
The bids will sot forth the amount for which the
bidder will furnish tho material aud complete the
work for each stable, and state the number Of lays
after the contract Is approved within which the
work " i'll be completed.
BY authority Of the Chiof ouartermsster Of the
Department BENZ C. CARD,
Je22'td Dyl Brig Gen., DepOt @ N,
The national Republican., 1869-06-25

Mtssoart avsnaes. n SQUARE A. ren tha, par, Of
Sseond sirssi sesi. Squares 5i vi. .57l and 57s
a. Ths public spse, bet ween 4 and streets south,
htrst street east, "a squsres 6ss and Tsl.
Sseond street east, in Squares ~, rs l,s and 10
as 'sss's s 81, s,rsd g. 's; a s sStt,: 81, - 81 20 s7' m
Gonnsctfcut avenue, in Squares le6 and lss.
irsf&nda & &avsnns, , r. sSasre. ns M and @ So az, .,,
sS ~, 81. ~ s1s. Say. ~, so,, SO ard s,7;
ohio avenue. in Squares 2s1. 800, gsi and sas.
louisiana dpenus In Squares l, $50, tje, go aud
Iadiara gveaue. ia Squares 6ss. 57s apdaL
,e essyfssa @ g. sYYsgs ~ IA s2r'rO D. aud In Squares
ksio Jersev dvsaas, in Squares $50, sao. epl aud
East oapiioi strsst. In Square. IA, ~, 10, 70
p,}sSIs =, .hs Csse AS On ThuI:aay. ths hr;t day
s.ss ps % he Ss STopsriS as' .ss 'ssE icfE
sr.s.d "a Ss %s aiSS SssJsd p''S f
K Property. FOLDERS, ls'ued from this, once on
diyIdpSl owner, ard n ;.Sotie.s of Esisr Tdr"
on ali lots or parts o. lots Which bind or touch
ndPtS sssg.gs cig e. g. r. D. ssr,s. , Ss Ss , 6
i@. NJ. g III. 2ss, ri, 2sS, sis. 81, u.s. u.s. ~. "
s$ G u. s ss'Tsgs s & g q, 4 I'D ls.f,'a''on H. 's
tired north, IN Squares IS. 70, ~, 70, IS, IS, 81.
l, lW, le3, 1, lei. ls, 1855. 1885, lse, n6, 2i7 us,
ae, Na. ~. 2o, sle, 3l7. 81, st3, s7l and S1
hdssdehusets arslns,in Squares west Of tsl, 80,
~. south Of 6l6.67.op. South Of $50, c6S, ,66i and
N.,o Jsrssy avenue, In Squares c5, 6s7, ees, sa7.
ef, 90, SO. e3l, ejI, as and 63i.
AMred north, IN Bquare 6s7.
~ FIFTEENTH STeet tosst. In Square, 2ll, 2li and
gighth sired east. In sqp,res so9, s.5. 90, o,s.
,Sevegh sirtst iOest, Squares iz7, 49, A. 49, i2
..Ei0s& street Ss,t In Square. 100. VI. 4yi. 4Os.
four.and. .a-haI street. IN Squares ieo. So. eI.
81, 602 as, sos, SD. ool and ST.
70, %, II. 81. u. 81, ~, IS and IL
Stith street ,osst. between Maine aveauo and
souih 0 street, In square d.
Mdfne arenus,ru squAres Q aud d.
youth street, in Squares sS9 10 ts3 and VA
Firs street east, In squares rs and I'D
All property on whlch the Water Tar has been
levied on and which tho same, or the requisite In.
.t.lment q n.talsnts thereof. shall be unpaid on
5 ss;toS .tnSu. AZ nss Ds,d 10 ful I'll Be
the came in his annual Advertisement OF property
70 be sold for delinquent taxes, and shah collect
the same As other tAxe. are COLLECTED. -
y. This advertisement is the ouly notice ro.
quired BY law to DO Glven TO owners Of property
on whisha Water TaS b.. Snsr hen i isyied nI-,..
jr9-3tAwJw tln one newspaper only.
The national Republican., 1869-06-25
Proposals.
Ph99PPSSSSAkks ESR ~ kEATSFbhks gSPEE EFE
NNESTTT,SsS6 kisSRgIIfso;fSb bE stfPGIRD
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

T. D o.
| wIsnisGros. b. d. juno n. lis
ior thg tsest yesr cndInE Jane 10 $50. viii be re-
ceived at this nureau until ten o'clock, a. m, Of
,sG i f,s S1 JuIf next at which time the proposals
Tho proposal. must bo addressed to the Chief
ner.rtmoS and RSsrp'E %S,t ~ insSI.ss sss
,t prorosals f9r Materials f,r the Nayr," that
ngs may DO Distinguished from other business
Printed schedule. for any els.,. together with
posa Saanss and s 81 esasssst S sStI ~ Sd p,o
oI'' will be furnished 70 such persons as desire 10
SSIy; Ssf{. ssa ,iS.s q III q. 1IrI, ~ ts on
sSSY + ~ F:SSsf ::SSSs,:.f q sssS AK :
may " RS S.dSs r. SsG GTs %sSs
APP iea!lon for any q the classes of those yards
and AZ appi cations Tor inforna.cn or for H. ss.
maudsn,s sm,SdGuGs s.Tplos must be ado to the Com
Ihe proposal must be Accompanied by esrtIa.
s.G ifGR 'ss gSlIsstot stsIhs tCr the
ssn., 4 deal az sIiSs: Ts
sss,tia:S e. n ne IstsfDs Revenue
MAKE; ;Ss sSs nS SiiSs Tsc
.sssS;!sips The 70 re,sl ts BID Or any
sursties il iSs faIl smoun, will be required to
hrn The contract, and their Te.pon.ibility must BE-
certified TO the salts sfaotion Of the Navy Depart.
%s %ssn m nisSdhdi9ns & security, twenty Per eehiun
the contract shall have been completed and eighty
PEI sentun Of The smount Of each bill, approved in
Iards will be paid By the Paymsster Of the station
sgnated In the eoutraet In funds OF certificates,
The & option Of ,hs ooyernment' yithiq ten days
passed BY the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The classes q this Bureau are numbered an des.
iEnated as follows:
No. l-flAx Canvas. So No lS-so,p aud Tall
kes es No. T@ox Hide. for
Bas' ssd Coz siSG No. bgpBSrusbss.
No. t-ITon aud Steel. No i6-ship Cbandlery
No. b-0alley Iron. No l7-Tar and T.I
No. T-Chain Iron. OIL
No. 6-HArdware, No is-statIonerv
No. p-Cooking Utensils, No m-PireW0ci and
No. ll-Tin and Zine Charcoal ""1
No; H.heather. No. H-sand.
The following are the classes, by their Numbers
CdGRLBsTOwE'
Nos 80. s. Il x Il e is' II. Is. TO- % 81.
Nos /, O. >. g. g. ., II, ID is a.
WASHINGTON.
Nos. . g. 4. s. 7, s. II, u, l9 ID, II. ls. 80. a.
je2t- Wlw,
The national Republican., 1869-06-25
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND ygGE.
TABLkS.
NAVY PAYMARTER's OFFICR,
No. l2b CHE4TNUT STREET.

"a Juhu sl' 1901. J
Fresh Reef aud Vegetables, - will be received Al
this ONCE until o'clock y. IN. on the Blh day VI
July for the supply Of 10 Ol pounds OF Fresh Herf
aud 900 pounds Of frosh Vegetable, At the Phil.
aielphia Nayy.yard aud station, as required.
The Beef mutt be Of good quality, aud equal To
the grade necessary to make the beet Mess Beef
and be delivered In equal proportion Of fore aud
hind quarters.
market affords, aud the Beef and Vegetable Inust
be offered for by the pound.
Bonds with approved security, will be requircJ
In one quarter the estimated amount Of the COZ
tract and twenty per cent, In addition will be-
withheld from the amount OF each payment a. col.
lateral security for the due nee Of tho rnn
tract which TeserVAtion Will not be paid until the
contract Ia fully complied with
Every OhsT made must bO accompanied by q
written guarantee, signed by one uT more respOn.
stbls persons, that the bidder " bidders win II
Uun within hyo day, with good aud sufficient
suTetcs, to furnish the article proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless AccOmpa-
nbd by ch qua aud the Department reserves
the right to reject any proposal unless the respOn.
sibiiy " the guArAntOTs Is certified to by the As
SCISSOR ui ntoTuAl Revenue for the district In which
they reside, aud unless the license required by act
ofCOugress is furnished with the proposal, As we'll
to reject any proposal not considered adyAn.
tageuus to the Government
Itt' to be Understood that Ia cIse the stipulated
quantity VI either article shall be delivered leay
ing balance due gu tho other article the contract
may be considered NJ completed la full at the op-
tion Of the Department
Blank foIms for proposal can hs obtained al this
omcS NJ. Hl2SkILL,
leH'u faymaster U. g. Navy.
The national Republican., 1869-06-25
" pAMs ANp KiyER EXGHHATIGN "H

Sealed proposals will be received AT the Iuited
sEatcs EnSineSr's 9iasG M t9 P!t.Ggrg, IA until 8
f,r VuiTTylug aud delivering stOue on the river
bank snd loading tTanspoIting, and putting utc
paints who're netdcl. Aisn, Tor river excavations
VI uIay"l
The stones for Che dauls To- b. .t.r. .ily four to
ayr cubic feet. sud not lee, than one ,uhc foot
each. Bids tU'e ate 10y IL" cable "a d. The
work tO bA Cummourrl forthwith Ten per csntum
the monthly estimates u " IL done viii bC 70.
served as security, and bidders must accompany
thclT proposals with tho pAnes Of two suTetles
blank forms will bo furnished on application at
this o NICE TO be nlled up by the BIDDER,
The right Is reserved TO reject auY or all bids II
II shall be deemed for the intorest VI tho Govern
meut 80 to do
The national Republican., 1869-06-25
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

oFFIcE DErur CoNvrssAEY oFStBsrsIENrE,l
NEWFORT BARRAuks, Ky }
JuuC b 1862
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will bs received
until u clock, IN FRIDAY, juno %, lsjH, at
Newport Barracks, Ky, for furnishing tho troops
thereRt with Fresh Beef from July to December
3l,lsg.
The envelope enclosing proposals must be- in.
dOrsed "PIuLOsals for Furnishing Fresh Beef y,
Tho Fresh Bcefis TO be Of a good aud marketable
quality, with equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarter meat, tneeks, shanks' and kidney tallow
excluded aud delivered at the sxpeus ~ the col
tractor in such quantities aud At such times may
he required,
separate proposals, in duplicate, will also be re-
ceiyed by the Undersigned, up to the sAmC hour
and jaic As shove mentioned for supplying com.
missiuned officers and their families stationed at
this depot, or suppl ed thcrciTom. with such
ehoee Fresh Beef rs th"y may from time IL time
require.
Any information In regard to the manner of
max ing bids, requirements Of bidders, Sc, may
bo had by inqulriug OF tho Acting CummissaTy Of
WILL. W. DAUGHERTY.
first Lieutenant Uuit,l statos Army, A. q. s.
Iua1 I'd