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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

CoACHMAN's SITUATION whNTED-BY a SINGLE
u man Of long experience: n groom
driver Best eiY reference. Call address No. East
19th ST., private stable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

yyTAHTED-A FIRST CLASS MAN, SPEAKING
w French and English to wal. on the table and generally
to make himself useful In small family ont o. New York
must thoroughly understand his busness Swiss preferred
Address A. Is Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
and Wcern trains New York via Hudson River Rail-
road, ihrch street and Tenth and III 10 A. NJ and
$3.50 rnd III r. NJ md via Harlem Railroad. Twentys
sixth stree, and Fourth ~ 10 A. NJ and 10 r. NJ
The \. ~. train via Hudson River viii sun
DAYS
Sleeping cars attached 70 and II r. NJ. trains
Drawing cara attached 10 and II $50 w. and3;u
= WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT. vice President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

yyTANTED-A YOUNG NAN TO WAIT ON TABLES
w ana make himself generally useful In a restaurant
Call at CSC Cd av. from TO Z r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

DC CLINTON PLACE.-A NEATLY FURNISHED
40 square Room second floor, with fret class board,
for sentlenen also single Rooms; lfc II required
References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

TRAVELLER WANTED-A GENTLEMAN, WITH
good address, familiar with the drug preferred
may learn OF good situation by addressing box oS6 Pos
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

yFEN OF INTELLIG ENCE TO CANVASS THIS CITY
vi for advertisements for thing OF great merit which
az viii admit at sight Also for Lloyds Resolving Double
Maps 6ix62 inches large.
LLoYDs Map Bureau, 20 Cortlaadt at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

COACHyAN AND GARDENER-FrLIY UNDER
~ stands hs business; Is sober and honest; would make
himself usefi 81, gentleman place good reference Ad.
dress y. r. box 90 fCrald oAlce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

JyrASTED--A YOUNG MAN OR BOY TO OPEN oys.
w and attend to fish; who thoroughly under
stands the business other Bowroson $50 9th av
45th 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09
T BoGARr; ArcTroNEEE.

T. BOGART ArCTIONEER.
81. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
at 1917 O'Clock, at the auction room No North William
OF Paror Chamber Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture
CARPETS, Oilcoths; also Pier Glass; &c. =
j. b. will give his personal attention 10 sales Of Household
Furniture al the residence Of families declining housekeeping
the auction Returns made the same day II re-
CURED Cash advances made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

- WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
ID and Sixth avennes.-A handsome Room second
floor with small adjoning excellent Board; suitable
for party Of gentlemen or married couple.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

MORTGAGE SALE OF
M FRS, class Dining Saloon.
BENZ T. TA1RCHlLD Auc.onecr, on Wednesday, Feblo
1854 at 10 A. M Mt No SO Nassau street, contents of Dining
Saloon, consisting Of Extension and Round Tables Arm
Copper Boilers Steam Tables Crockcry Glassware, Range
Desk, Awning Gas Fixtures, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
BY order OF tho Mortgage.
MORTGAGE SALE.-BENJ. r. FAIRCHTTD, AUCs
wi tioncerOn Tuesday, Feb. p 1862 at II A. H. nj No. 10
John Cup s.ars), large jewelers. Iron Snfc
by order OF tho Morgages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

TRAVELLING AGENTS wASTED-To SELL THE
hair restorer, Curtis Casino; warranted without
lead other poison Apply at the depot Ia Broadway
WrANTED--A SMART BOY, 1; TO Is YEARS OF AGE,
w 10 assist in liquor store One with good references
may apply at 50 Railroad Jersey City, between 10 anu u
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

A SITUATION As GARDENER AND coACuNAE, BY a
box 2a0 Hera4 once.
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yEAgTEn-BY YOUNG MAN FROM NORTH CARO-
W Ina, situation IN mercantile or business house, "a
salesman cers thinks he get ira c from his State
Two years experience in retail store Best reference given
Is to honesty and industry Address A., Herald olce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

VALUABLE FINE STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE
" VIII he sold,
Tuesday, Feb ~ " o'ciock nj TIC Exchange Sales
room, III BROADWAY, by JAMES NJ MILLER Auctionccr,
the valuable property known Fine street, between
sau and William streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

A 7 TAYLoR'S, oil BROADWAY, OFFICE NO. g.
~ Wanted, three grocery clerks timekeeper messenger
CASHIER three pcrters groom, walters immediate employ
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40 WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
10 avonue.-H Handsomely furnished Rooms to rent on
second floor, suite sn6y, with without Board
Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

WEST TwESTY.THIRD STREET.-THE LET, wIT
D-t BOARD, n second front paror and Hall Room
handsomely furnished; also Room for single gentleman
Terms reasonable.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-25

WhTrE SLAVES IN NEw ESGLASD.-The FOL
lowing extracts from the American Working
man, speaks volumes against the introduction
of Chinese labor. Let every workingman
read and reflect upon il:
Every mother and father in Lowell or Fall
River who darcs open their lips will attest the
truth on that point: we are bound slaves to
the corporation. Our little children Of six
and eight years of age are obliged to work
among the flying pickcrs and wheels, to clean
and oil machinery The rich corpOratiuns
cannot allow the looms to lie idle AN hour at
noon-timc, and give the workers decent time
TO eat food, while the little baby oilers could
clean the machinery without such imminent
danger to their lives and limbs
There ought To bc Il statute law, strictly en-
forced, that all the machinery stop at noon
two hours at least, III order thnt these young
white slaves might do their work without
peril to life or limb among the merciess en-
gines.
Christian mothers of New England, is our
request unreasonable Think Of Your little
ones in the place of ours, brought home man
gled, bleeding. dying, because of the rapaCity
of mill owners. who value yard Of cloth
more than Il ChIld's life. Are We bold enough
10 complain or testify what We endure and
know before inquiry commissioners? We are
refused permission to work ns our punish
mcut. That to you might be small matter:
tn uS IL Is, in fact, n sentence OF death by
starvation. The hours of labor are long
and our labor cNhruSting that We cannot
live far from the mill the company own all
the land and houses in the vicinity, aud wr
must pay tho rent 10y mill orders; tn" only
store at which We can trade is theirs. and
they will give no tTiist, In; will not pay ~
until our wages are uvrrlu" at least on"
month. W" must trust them one or two
months work, which W. lose IL w" quit work.
discharged for witmrss-reHnng, fault
finding or characterization. We must pay cor
porntion preachers and corporation pew rent.
II We never dcilc our souls 10y listening To- his
pro-suvery dictum of Servants obey your
masters" Even the doctor (and too often
the lawcr nlso) is owned 10y the corporation,
and we can employ no other on pain of dis
charge, while the corporation pays his bill out
of our earnings, before it will give us a penny
for food.
Do you say this picture must I've over
drawn or you would seek employment in
other localities" We are bound hand and
foot with a social slnvc chain, harder To break
than the bond fcttcrs Of the negro. We. many
of us. were brought up To this work from in
fancy and We have no knowledge of any other
branch of business; we would hc glad tn learn
my other employment, hut where are tho
Christian bosses who will give us and our
children food for our ignorant labor in any
other industry"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-25

CiYcrSYArf CAPITALISTS. A party. oi hvo
gentlemen, who left Cincinnati Mt half past
ak o'clock last Saturday evening, arrived
here yesterday morning, to take a look at the
White Pine mines. Thoy, or some OF them;
intend putting up mill in tho district and
becoming interested in somo OF our mines Tor
themselves, TO be convinced oi the exuaoru'
nary wealth of this district, and avail them.
selves of somo of the rare chsnoes presented
for the investment of capital. TbiS, wo be.
liovc, IL the fret party from Cincinnati that
b,g ,,si,,d uq. -- iYhEr TU~ Mus, 20h.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-25

ASD TuoU AIso.-It is announced that at
the late meeting of the Labor League. Mt Alex
andrin, resolutions condcmnimg the introduc-
ton of Chinese labor were offered by a color
ed man and adopted-7l to ,.
II does not appear whether this League was
composed solely OF American citizens Of Az
rican descent but it is prcsumRblo that color
ed men were in u majority there This is IA
bad e1amplo-just as bad ns that which TWEEN
" years ago or less the white native Ameri-
cans were guilty of when in their wigwoms
they protested against the introduction OF
Irish, or German, or English or any foreign
labor! Have negroes become Know Nothings
Rlso7 Are they to say who shnll come TO this
country and who shall not1 True they have
as good u right to do so NJ other citizens,
some of whom were not born upon the soil.
and more than those who are not citizens, but
We submit that il is not becoming in them tn
stand upon this ground. Their position IL
simply ridiculous; but not u whit more 30,
we acknowledge, than that Of some Of their
white brcthrcn.-.Sdc Bee.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-25

WHITE PTSE WATER WoREs.-A visit TO sta
ton No 3, below the Mammoth mine affords
abundant evidence that tho water company is
pushing tho work ahead, and will in few
weeks have supply of water on the hill. II
is already running into Hamilton in suill-
ciont quantity to afford FREQ water tO every
body for one day nt least. II was yesterday
running TO waste down the ravino from the
reservoir, afiording fine sport for tho pigs,
who do not often get chance 10 wallow in
tho miro in this region. The reservoir nj
Hamilton contains eight thousand gallons.
and was filed in thrty.nino minutes not
withstanding there was considerable lcak-
ago when first let in. A largo supply Of wood
is being laid in for Winter nj station No. 3.
Tho ditch for tho pipe il being dug, and stone
Is being quarriod 10 uso in setting tho engine
and boiler, which arc on tho ground already.
---White Pine Nc,rs.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-25

TuE Emperor Of China IL 10 bc married this
year. Ho Is II years old. and has been on
gagged this good whilo.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-25

An English astronomer thinks that our day
IL increasing, and will ultimately 10 year
long. This will bo bad news for tho oight.
hour mon.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-19

WALLIS OPERA HOUSE,, under the manage.
mcnt Of Miss Laura Keene, Is doing we'll
The style In which "our American Cousin,
Is brought out at this theatre gives nightly
much satisfaction to the habitu.s Of this In.
'titution. "she Stops to Conquer'' will be
played tonight, aud we trust that Miss
Keene will be induced to give us more
OF the old English comedies. We ore
confident, from what we have hoard,
that these old plays placed upon the stage
In the style that Miss Keene could do
II, with good company and q good cast,
would, at least for few nights, win public
hyor. Let us have taste Of these health
ful dramas fora few nights as an experiment
II for no other purpose.
THERE WAS ANOTHER fashionable and
crowded house at the National last night,
and the two operas, Les Bayardo and Le
Chanson dc Fortunio, were capltally rem
dered and elected much applause. Tonight
La Belle Helene will be produced, and on
saturday afternoon matinee, when La
Grande Duchessc will be placed upon the
boards.
THOSE VINO HAVE WITNESSED the new pan
tomine, and the other attractions at the Can
terbury, desire to repeat their visits to this
place OF amusement, and the result is that
good audiences arc In attendance nightly at
Canterbury.
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Aatioual @epnblitair.

~ CoPrks or TuE "NATfosAL RBpuHIi.
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places,
BrsHor's News STAND, wilisrdss Hotel.
CocuRAs'sEEwss STAND, Metroplitsn Hotel.
wINrBERorR's NEWS STAND, Ebbitt House.
BtspALL's Nnws SrAup, Seaton House.
WILKINS Nsws srArp, 81. James Hotel.
PAaHrR's BOOK AND PRRfoprcAL Dnpor,
No. tcs Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once. -.
VIDE, MASON, at oilbsrt's Dloins Saloon,
SSI street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JoHN o. BuRozn, No. us Y street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JoHN A. BurLFn, stationer, 27s = near Thir-
teenth.
BuRKR's News STAND, Rirkwood House.
OHARLrs II. ANDERSON, stationer, ~ Sey.
enth street, between r and O streets.
B. o. s. BAnnouR, stationer, sTs Seventh
street, between II and streets.
JONI A. VAN DoRAs, Stationer, Il south A
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hill.
WILLIAM BAnrLErr, ststioner, No. 80 east
o osDtol ; a between Third and FOURTH
3. q. MILLS, Stationer, II street north, two
doors east OF Third street west.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, GIL
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
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pRoPOsALs FOR WASTE PAPER.

POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, March 10. 1850
Proposals are invited for purchasing the WASTE
PAPER accumulating in this Department, Of the
following descriptions, viz:
|. Transcripts o. p ~tmAstsrs' accounts OF malls
received aud sent, post bills, white paper estl-
mated quantity. Is, 900 pounds a year.
2 Mixed paper, consisting Of wrappers Of &C.
counts and other packages, together with letter
20, 900 pounds q year.
4 year.
Bidders must specify price per pound for each
class Of paper.
The paper must be removed from the cellar u
the General Post Once hui dug At the cost u the
accepted bidder, and In his Ow bags, as often as
may be required by the Postmaster General
No mail bags viii be furnished for this purpose.
The paper will be weighed at this Department,
and must be paid for on delivery.
Bids are invited for one year, commanding on tho
VI pNBSDAi, the Slst instant, at o'clock. y, N,
tn, Y should be addressed to the POSTING ster
nadn,, u and endorsed "PToposAlA Tor Waste
PsnsI JOHN 4. J, CREswELL,
H,n6ib ,pn-fst Postmaster General.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

~ oo
GOVT HARBoR WORK AT OLcoTT,N Y,
UNITED srh ksoIshEs OFFICE,
, no; UfEAkL srhEEr,
s BrfHAto, N r., March Is, 1882
ssaied ptonosais ~ duplicate for furnish In
Aea asnNenRg materlnls ioT and doing the Work
q q bpiiiing The new United State. piers fotmng
tns hhtper o. uleott, Al the mouth 81 Eighteen +,
A. thls once, addressed 20 the undersgned, until
l2o'eloek' lso5, q ne 18Th day q April. 1882
hhrbhihbs hEsUlhEp.
a, ,o,,, w., CLAss A,
enSU Us, WI9ught Iron mateLials, orAs much
ImD oe bteanI i assorted In three itemS,NlI:
tem s6ikes. ,,s.
tem II. WhsheTs LOT screw ,hoih
hAon Hfn u " u PA hhg phth inr pound
Lhpoh ~ Pr fbhf OhhhD'
t,.,,t c,,n,.. l. S iihss n ,,,
p'h anI Pai "a ~ ~ the snpethelAl loot;
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/ 'A
On and affair AuNDAY. l7th May 1858. three daily
trains viii Be run ossws96 Baltimore aud wheel
sft ffiEE t 81 ss;p: III LEAVE
fAs5 ElS u VA RafEfss d.i1
Ssst BsSiTS and S faRPtsass rrE for ali points
Wit %k seHfiaFFfi and E5aSS TRAIN
DAY. Leaves Winchester fof Balh. 'S ast as' q,
sas Sa aSsRiSS Via Il Ss GG.iS f9f p SSn
At HagerstOwn Junction with train for H. s''''
The ELLIooTT,s MILLS TRAIN leave. Bal. 'l'
a M and s''9 F "a AZ aIsaaGBERRsrows.
Leave Baltimore at As a. m. and i;lgP. IN, con
S Hssti1s a. HsEeIStown janetiOP with %sshi9EtoS
SS vs. RsSlps q hsse g1Ssr9G AZ
6lO and II a. m. arriving In Baltimore at lO:25 a.
:" anu ~" " FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at 40 a m. and 40 p, m, ar
nSIthye Winchester at aud 70 ;S5 a. m. arriving
IN Baltimore y f6 y Z Van ! hNs$dttSSp' %
and F silSiS [ @@SsssfhfRaRoR FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Wsshington at and sa. IN. and 1870, 2,
49, ''Hd $40 ; F6 Il ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at 7;O6 a, m, and i:I5 p. III.
leave Washington At g. a, m, aud l:SO p. IN.
Trains leave AH saSSbif = FAM S and Sp M
Leave Br H are tP5 Owsshinsioa at 80 Pd
station. OF at the Ticket once A SsI,aa"
A. Master OF Transportation.
I: ~: CoLE: GeneIal Tiekst Agent
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PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE sroRBs.
q. s. oRpNAxcH AGENCY, l
coz Housross tsp 0k5EsE sIs.,

.. s. onpsAscs AsEscr,)
Sst sS:iISf 81 b. Stss,;iS.
R,se Ss Ii b rS i
Y n. for purchasing in quantities the following
daSfent Af.snss Il he Gstsa stat Sa hand at the
CARTRIDGES foI Spencer Gardner ealbsr 90 and 81.
,,G.ii,iiG.s ~ Ballads carbins o.libsr. 60 and
tsiiildss. ioI Henry c.rbius so.iib,r. 60 aud %,
csJIiIidis: iOI RsniD stOu's C.rbins, c.ilbsr, q.
oaI5IidEss Tor Warmers Carbine; Caliber. u,
:, Cartridges fSr sharp's Carblnsi Calibsr, "a,
tfssi s sF s sai Gts c.Hs e.. isssq
40 United States Muskct Cartridges. Z ball CALDER.
klds Musket Cartridges, &. ball, CaIibsr, 60 and
United State. Musket Cartridges. Round ,cslibsr,
tHlted States Muskst Cartridges. buck. and bali,
eol1s PfssS Yt c Siass: S cfitssri 4
c.TSas GSltsds tseS Sc aId T T.tsr
Psrott and Hotehkss' Projectiles for ali CAliber.
Round Shot. Shell. Canister and Spherical Case
Also, dyed Ammunition for the same.
Musket Percussion Caps from broken up amfau.
The Ordnance Department reserves tho right Ia
sS eSs not assp Ed Por
proved by the War Department.
Terms cash temper cent. on the day OF sale, and
the rema inder when the property Is deliyerpJ
Twenty days will be allowed for the removal
Bidders will state explicitly the point
where they Will accept stores. Deliveries
only be made at the ArssnAls.
Samples can be seen at this Office, or at any
the Arsenals in the United States
Proposals WI be addressed 70 the Gndsrsisned
Stores -
For further information apply to the andsrsigned.
foblo.td Brevet Col. U.s.A.. Ma. o ranass::.
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Gov : HARBOR WORK AT oswEao, N,Y.I
NJ, OIL PEARI sTREHT' ByiIxIc. ~.
sf.Iga proposals.. n auplssis. iSi ta5si.hng and
sW aIs rPs ssr ss' P %Sf %
q SsS sE i sG: ss$. 4: 5
s5$Fs ssass. EWE ssss.s Fi,p material,
Ss:; i.h III III iIs$ !: ss &
I'D and %. ~ R p rs 81 BE- oRFfEakEo RMEp.
m S,.;: g@IIsm NJ si gs I;
as sc, tbSIGS water "a ~0fA''' 10 Old and paid
II e9Gf y1 sSG feet d RSSa a. s may be
sahSfsFacturs to be bid and paid 70. " 'A' CUBIC
Item III !. 81 cords tl2s cubic feet. or 4. ~SSsa
sR4 Pa the WORK 70 Be BID aud S.d for 81 Tho
sS I1.I0 v oj l Of material C.on deposits.
Prsp.RS SPnS sSSS'SS ys6 "a saS snd
All !G ~ above ,y g DO III 6y class.
Items Of class, will be rejected. "'''He
COMPANY sssh SS t Rt'G GS: aP:Ff' must
good and the sunieiency Of the guarantcrs must b
ssrtiaed By United States District Attorney, Col:
States 6eysrnmsnt or TssPoRs6ie P St sns EnU%S
Bonds Tor the faithful performance af the coz.
Tract will DO executed Ia ssci case. 10 sums to ~
hssd By ths qnderslEnsd. and 10 bSnds%S1 WI
'atisfaetion oftbe u6dsr,iEnsd. -,.,
CoutTaets to b signed, and bonds executed at
Iron 70 be- Iii delivered, aud labor commenced,
BY sE ii b. sS.asd b st Of December i
aSt s :siiISyy aa.SlHtSP aS 81 H.
S$ S as sS' q 9o SnrSS R q
aithpT by personal hDDlicatlnn NV ma f,Fa
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

HDRs. MILITARY DIV. OF rHE MIszorRI,)
OFFICE CHtEP QUlRTHRAAsTER,
st. Louts, mtssouRI, March 4, leD
until II o'clock M, SATURDAY, the 10Th day Oh
March, 1862, for the delivery al ST. Louis, Ms.
souri, Chicago, Illinoisi OmAha, Nebraska toun.
ell Bluffs. Iowa, and Sioux City, Iowa, Of
B,e9O bushels Corn,
70 ,951 bushels Oats
and for the delivery At the above places, and st.
2,l25 bushels Corn,
TAB bushels Oats.
Deliveries all to be made at such times as the
Government may require before May 81, 1852.
Corn to be ble.sAcked. and In good, new re-
sewed gunnies, Of about two bushels each. Oats
to be double sacked, In new buraps, Of about four
bushels each. and subject to weight and Inspection
at the place Of delivery.
Bids to be made In duplicate, subject 10 the usual
conditions, which will be made known on applica-
ton to this Office or the Offices OF the QuArtermas-
ter,s Department atst. Louis, Chicago, Omaha,
and 81. Paul, where blank forms may be obtain ed
A Euarantee, signed by at least two respons BILE
persons that u The contract for the above supplies
!, awsTJsd 70 the person PTsp9sinE Il win be
pany each proposal.
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Proposals should be endorsed ''PTop0sals for For
age J. L. DONALDSON,
Assistant ouArtetmaster General, U. sA,
souri,. NH ltd
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND woop.
o,,,, PErahd5s.sI o, pAnorA. I

DkfAhrMHHT OF DAHoTA,l
orricE CHiRI QuARrEnnAaIER.
p,ops,sli fh A. X, M, . o rsbrrsrI ~ lsoe
conditions, are invited 70 BE- received at this office
apa.isn q shs District q Hontsra. until asrsh
ss., ,s nth n, 20 .appi{ Sor, shay NE coming
In IKE manner, to supply Camp Cooke with 300
tons OF Hay and 100 cords Of Wood,
ID, Aiise, 70 ssppy IL NE manner FORT Ellis with
slnnliar proposal. vii be received at the Dis.
above, to supply Fort fGtord with ,oS ton. of Hay
and 5000 cords Of Wood to supply Fort Stevenson
with 800 tons Of Hay, 40 cords Of Wood and
1900 feet OF Lumber 10 logs, 70 square eight
inches At The smallest end, and 10 be from eighteen
AT the same time aud In the same manner PRO.
posals will be received at this once and at the
District oqarermasters on CO, Fort sally, d. T.,
q ,gpply Fort Ree 40 tons of Hay and 900 cords
Il Wool 70 supply Fort sglly 500 or les ton. q
Randall lG or less tons Of Hay and DO cords Of
his 70 be understood that these amounts may be
diminished the Hay or Wood be not all req uired
that the Hay is to DO cut when green and properi
eured-to be free from weeds and sedges or swamp
sssss All eus and cured BY September 10. deliver.
The Wood 70 DO sound m erchautable wood, to be
delivered by January Is. 1870, unless otherwise
DG TSs Hay and Wood all to B. s,I,ysFs5 a, the
Deputy ouHrtsrmaster General d. ). Army.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-19
PROPOSALS roE, sEEHsI BEEF AT WIN.

L CHESTER, VA.
HHADauARrkRs fiRsT hiLirARr DIBTRIoT,l
OFFICE CHiEP Conhtss Ar OF suBsIsrRNcE,
RioHsoED. VA, March Is, 1859
at the oface Of Lieut., J. Clulsy, alst infsntry
A; e. q. Winchester. Va. until skT6EpIf,
States Subsistence psRn5tp 2 with
AZ AZ! winchester, Va. for sE months from April I,
Of sabsIstence may direct, The Beef 20 be dsliv.
cred thers on the order Of the Acting Commis.ary
able qualify. eqqal Of fore and hind.
sxeIuded9 The nseks % the cattle siauIStsred 70
be cut OF At the fourth yeTtsbraI Joint And tbe
breast trimmed down, The shAnks Of fore.qusrs
iets TO be cut from three to four inches above the
inlhes above the gambrel or hook Joint
Bidders are requested to be present 10 respond To
ful hlment OF their contract.
Proposals. must be indoIsed distinctly, PRO
posals for Fresh Beef at Winchester, Vs. The
for good cause.
CSnditi9as, requirements. payments, &C.. &s.,
BY command Of BreVst Major General stonsnau.
nhl0-it Breyet Major and Chief G. s.