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Proposals.
LoUR PROPOSALS,
OWES crirr So..I.sA !, 2, 2. sssJl., 4.

ovytoa CHfnr Connr.sARr OF srHIsrEsor,
DyrARrngNr OF fHg eourH.
ATLANTA, GA. Sept. n, 1850.
until "a clock. m october 81 1850, for furnish.
'ns'ss c1PSSsrt' sSsss pSp.rt6%sns s,Ty yi'h
(Which 70 be stated IA he props.aI, = 10 b made
Bidders will state whistler Il IL proposed Ia fur-
nish the -four In sacks OF barrels
The -four 70 be delivered at the Commiss,ry
on the l0th day Of November. 1861
Samples of Hour. Ia paper or tin boxes. must ao.
der be marked on the bog.
The contracts. pane q contractor. place Of busi.
each package u -four when delivered.
Proposals. 10 be in Duplicate, indorsed ''Prcpo-
sails Tor Flour" and addressed g tie nndssilsnsd
Brevet Brigadier General and Chief g. s., Depart.
ment Of the South. OeA.td
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oPEIeR Con-. OF suBsIsTEScB, o. s. A..l
Rooh No. Q, EsIERPRtsE 1ss, BuHDtsG, I
CINCINNATI, ONO, September ~, nc n,
Sealed proposals in duplicate, with a copy Of this
ant attached, are invited until flo clock
the United States Subsistence Department with the
following stores:
70 barrels Mess Pork.
100 barrels Family Flour.
O. rs pounds white Beans.
l,e8l pounds Rio Coffee.
aa'o Rcspna, OfsuEsr, equal to standard. s'uAr''
90 gallons Of Vinegar
$50 pounds Ada. Candles, full weight
1,0.l pounds Family Soap.
SO pounds Of Salt
nIshed.
The above articles to be Of good qualify, put up
In good packages, and 70 be delivered at the ware
such package.
PTopc,sI; e be addrss:.sd to The guss,.isusd.
Captain O. g.. Brevst Major, u. s, Army.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF,

DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
HEApQUARTERs RIRsr MILITARY DISTINCT
OFFIcE CHIEF CuAaIssARY OF suBsIsTkSoE,
RICHAOSp, VA, Sept, IL ls9 ,
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at the office Of Breyet Captain Henry Narcotic,
l7Ih Infantry, a. q. =. at Petersburg, Va, until
MONDAY, october Is, 1867, at u IN, for supply
lug the United states Subsistence Department Win
FRESH BEEF -
at Petersburg, Va. for six months,from NoNemOeT
l,lslO, such less time the ComInssary General
Of Subsistence may direct.
Bidders are requested to be present TO respond 70
their bids, aud DO prepared TO give bonds for the
fulhllment Of their contract.
Conditions, requirements, pay mentss s. 81
heretofore. ), 4, fOhTkh,
sspt22'Gt Bvt Maj. and Q, C,s.. LIST MI, Dis.
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oFYicE DEror AND DIsBukstsa q, MI
ATLANTA. Ga, Sept. Z, 1850, !
until il m. MONDAY. October I, isse. at which
time they will be opened. for supplying this depot
OATS, CORN, STRAW, AND TIMOTHY HAY
Good Western Oats. to be put up In good strous
sack. o. three or fsur bushels each standard, 81
Corn TO be put mp In sacks Of two or three bush
| els each standard, 90 pounds to the bushel.
Alto be free from dust, dirt, or other defect,
HAY and Straw must be vell baled, and free from
dirt. weeds, or other defects
800, 900 Oats,
80. 900 Corn.
40o.Qoo Timothy Hiy,
To Be deIiyerea. between the Is, d.y Of October
and the slst day Of March, 1870, In speh qualities
as may be required, twenty days' notice bein q
given, and TO be delivered the siding, at Glenn,
Wright Cars, foot Of Forsyth street.
Separate bids must be made for each article, and
be Endorsed By sureties and In triplieate As usual
with copy o. this advertisement attached to each,
bidders are inyited to be present or represented
The Government reserve. the right to reject all
tho best interests Of the service.
Proposals should be addressed 10 the under-
signed, and Endorsed upon the envelope, ..Propo'
sails for the delivery OF Forage and Straw. -
By order Of Brevet Col, A, X, EDDY, Chief Quar-.
ternaster. q. X. sANDBRsON,
Captain United States Army, Depot Quartermas.
ter sO3O.td
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
HEADauARrERs FIFrH MILITARY DIsrRIcT,
OFFICE CHEZ CoNNissARI OF srBslsrIScE,

5ssn N q
sE es so ssss At F css S3 a
ioleir sides Flour Beans. SDqp. Potaioe., onion.
AID s Or be ,sgafrd SJ 6S 4snf GS
Dfes%Sej 81 @ 81 qss s time r. the Com
The FLOUR must Be choice. extra. new ground.
and 10 strong double sack Of 100 p0uuds each, or
BACON must BE- ~ new smoked. sound I and sWsst
BEANS m9 9 g. be Of strictly PRIME quality q uni.
dry, and In strong sacks or barrels.
SALT must be clear, dry, and hnc. and In strong
SOAP must be hard and dry aud Of full weight.
free from all authorizations aud offensive SMELL,
5SSSs S Ss q The best
SAMPLE. q Fioar, Beans. Soap, and Salt. In strong
boxes, should accompany the bids and be referred
The contractors will be required to deliver such
articles a. they may contract 70 deliver, in such
quantiuss and a. such times as the Acting Commits.
with thirty days' notice at their place Of resi-
should the contractor fail to deliver, after such
due poiiee, suCh quantities As may be required or
shall deliver stores Of Inferior Iuality. then the
a he Sxpen. y he EaHS sch !"
as he NAV elect or the under-i gned may direct
he may elect and Ike cost Of he "tors.' ncIud
lug transportation to the post where required shall
All sftielss will be carefully inspected on the
part a. me uHEsd statesi and certificate q -,
RSy. .Ya,.. will be maze * tn: Spd.sn:a lSr
@ re on SaSeSss Who receive S tRs .t SG%
Ssiysry viii be WiiSEsid unr he e"atP.s SAfs e
Each bid to have confederation must be accom-.
panied BY a, written gn1rantee Of two re:ponsiblY
dollars (sl O0Ol 10 The ect that II the bid Is &C.
cepted no VIII, within twenty days after the
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Proposals..


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oYrror CHEZ CoxxIssARr OF SUBSISTENCE.
DEpARrsIET OF TIE MISSOURI. \
sealed gIsGpo.sI.. IA dapiiesis. ssbisei to he
vi y o'sioss n SrRsipA9 Ps Ig a sse for
the four months CONNIE eing 0ctobsr 10. 1909, and
endiPg February IS, $50, 70 The troops and others
Supplied At Fort Lssvsnworth. Kansas. and Fort
The Beef l. 10 DO Of GOOD, whols.ome quality,
with equal proportions OF fore and hind quarters,
Lnsoks, shanks and kidney tailow 70 be excluded
The necks Of cattle slauGhtered for beef under
this contract shall be cut OF at the fourth yerte.
bral Joint and the breast trimmed down, The
shanks Of the fore gu rtsrs shall be cot of from
three to four inchessbcys the knss joint, and the
rambrel or hook joint
Issue the beef on he order q the Post Cemmis.
sary,
bidders will state the price per pound net.
Proposals will also be received, In connection
with the above, for supplying the officers and
stated,
SJs ' Vii Ss mage .ss ss' p ss'
sepso.td Bvt. Brig, Gen, q. &. Dsp't Mo.
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DEATH OF HERzoG, THE KING OF THE
TuRF.-The Cincinnati Gazette, of Wednes-
day last, gives an account of the death Of
Herzog, famous the world over for making
the unparalleled run Of mile In one minute
and forty.threc and half seconds. He died
on Tuesday at the stables Of the Buckeye
race track. 1t says;
"The flag at the stands was Immediately
lowered to half mast, and so foated all day.
A grave was made for the celebrated courser
near the centre of the area inclosed by the
track on which last May he made the most
brilliant achievement ever recorded of horse
ileSh. A clump Of green trees throw their
shadows on the grass that grows above his
bones. We are not aware that any other
mark designates his resting place, but We do
know that as long as the turf survives as
popular sport, as long as interest Is taken In
improving horses, his name will be spoken,
and the solitary triumph Of his made last
May will be remembered. On the side Of his
dam he was descended from n wild barb
Second. The blood Of Eclipse, Flying Chill
ders, barley Arabian and many other blooded
horses, was carried in his veins.
On Tuesday last, when he ran In the first
race, he had symptoms OF pneumonia. After
the race this grew upon him. Thursday we
saw him In the stable. He was standing,
his head dropping nearly to the ground,
resting on the arm of groom who tenderly
caressed him. His eyes were half closed,
and had distressed, sad expression, more
human than horse-like. Another groom
stood sedulously numbering the flies OF the
noble steed. surgeon was kneeling by
his fore feet, feeling his pulse with one hand
and holding a watch In the other. The
owner, with regrctful, discouraged coun-
tenancc, was In the door looking at the
scene. The surgeon, turning to him said;
"lils pulse Is sixty, the same as II yours was
one hundred aud twenty when 1t should be
seventy. would get the best medical skill
money could buy." The owner turned and
left, saying; SIT shall be done. The very
best"
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Tobacco and Cigars.

no ALI WHO SELL CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
W. Z. CHASDLEE,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN CIGARS AND TO-
BACCO,
Under the Ebbitt House, corner OF and fOutteenth
streets, Invite You to giye him call, promising
fair and honest dealing with prices allowing AgoSd
margin for pTOhts. Cigars OF all grades from VIZ
N b. fERMS CASH, as my prices arc too close
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gatioaal &epmblifa,1.

~ COPIES OF THH "NArrorAI RnpupIr
CAN" can be obtained every morning At thu
following places, %
WARRINGTON, ...
BIsHor's News STAND, wiliArds' Hotel.
BARKEn's News Stand, National Hotel.
CooHRAN's News STAND, metropolitan
Hotel. a fI4a
wIsEDHRosR's News STAND, Ebbist House.
KIMBALL's News STAND, Ssaton House.
WILKINS NRws STAND. 81. James Hotel.
+. GRrEn, News Dealer, INK Pennsyivania
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
PARKRRs Book AND PERIODICAL DEror.
No. ass Seventh street, opposite the Post
Omco. -
THOMAS q. Ash, stationer, southwest cor.
ner OF Eighth and r streets.
W. d. b. MAJoR, at Gilberts Dining Saloon,
aa7 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JOHN o. Bunosn, No. 27s T street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. .f
JoHS A. BuTLRR, stationsr, aTs =, near Thir.
teenth street.
JOSEPH SHILLINaTor, Stationer, corner OF
Fourand.a.half street and Pennsyivania ave.
nue..
VIII. 4 o. II. MORRISON, Booksellers and
stationers, 40 Pennsyivanis avenue, between
Four-snd.s.hslf and Sixth streets.
BunKs's NEws STAND. Kirkwood House.
PREsDER d Co., stationTs, ga Fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue.
CHAs, II. ANDERSON, Stationer, ~ Seventh
street. between Y and q streets.
JAMES BKLLRw, Stationer, 43o,S Seventh,
between q and II. ..
S. q. s. BARBOUR, statloner, SIS Seventh
street, between II and streets.
JOIN A. VAN DoRAs, ststioner, II south
street, between New Jersey avenue and Firs,
street, Capitol Hill.
WILLIAM BARTLETT, Stationer, No. 90 east
Uapitoi street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill.
SO. MILLS, StstioHr, II street north, tive
doors east Of Third street west.
Ron. LAWSON, Periodical and Cigar store,
corner OF Eighth street east and 4 street south.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, ST.
Eight street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
GEoRGETowN.
q. 7. GETTY Co., Stationer, log Bridge
street.
WIN. A. HERRos, l2s Bridge street.
ALEXANDRIA,.
Gro. L. FRgScn, Bookseller and Stationer,
p5 King street.
J. T. Cox, News Depot and Dollar Jewelry
Store, Ill King street.
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PROPOSALS FOR STEAMERS.

PROPOSALS FOR STEAMERS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September ~, 1863.
Sealed proposals will be received a this Depart,
meut up 70 Y NJ, on MONDAY, %Ih Of October
for the Revenue Marine, bidders to furnish their
own specifications the same 70 be Snbmltted 10
Right TO reject ALL II not from competent aud rr'
speed being Of great Importance, the Department.
will require the bidders to furnish drawing, IN
Sss and PIX he I parties to Whom The awards Are
made shall give bond with sunieient snreIiSs Tor
e. S .. sS MSa
E5I m be R6S hETkMiiPHRobFE
Length, infect on 4 load line s.,,,,r.,
B Bsptt q Of &d GS. is tr si asSiSsr''
PT IF s TfEasa SST 81 '%oop
IiERMAPHRODITR BRIG RlGGED.
Bresht' !, z fl beam n e feet m'uidered'
Drag Pi y 81 ST. %5S
breadth Of beam, % feet mOuldered.
BAH Of II water not 10 exceed 5si feet loaded.
Propeller to have one direct acting engine.
Large side-wheel Steamer, one oselllahng en-
Two Small Steamers, beam engine.
''''N " GEO. 8. BOUTWELL,.
sepa5.tl Secretary Of Treasury
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE DrPor CoNArssARY svBsIsrEsSE,
Sealed proposals Tin duplicated will be receive
s. 80 49, D ROT supplying The untsd States sSSSisi
! elce DepA Ttment with
10 barrels OF EXTRA FLOUR.
10 barrels ofFAMlLY FLOUR.
20 half barrels FAMILY FLOUR.
AGO pounds Of RIO CoFfEE. tgreen.)
800 pounds Of JAVA CoFfEE, (gTeen.)
l,O6S pounds OF BROWNSUGAR.
500 pounds Of CRUSHED SUGAR;
100 pounds OF ORANuLATED SUGAR.
| 400 pounds Of COffRB SUGAR,
| 80 gallons Of VINEGAR.
| S6l pounds Of SOAP.
| q 900 pounds Of SALT.
40 pounds Of LARp.
| Conditions, Sc, as heretofore, nopn,p
oel.6t BTeyet Major U 3. A.and A. C,s.
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RncK taIANn RRfnuE

oPFioE SUPERINTENDENT BrrLDTSg)
Rock ISLAND BRtDdE, }
Rock lsLAED, sep.ember q, 1869.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
At TIL, once until II a. m, October p, lste, for
1900 cubic yards tmore or less) OF Earth.
900 cubic yards tmore or less) Of stone for rip
rap.
The above TO be delivered the place designated.
near the foot Of LIE Claire street, Davenport Iowa,
before December 10, 1857.
Proposals m.y be made for the whole quantity
Of Earth and stone, or any part Of either.
Bidders must state separately the price at which
they will deliver the Earth and the Stone.
Each bid mast he accompanied by = guarantee,
signed by two tre spJnsible persons, that In case
the bid is accepted and contract entered into they
will become security In q sum equal to one third
Of the amount Of the contract for the faithful per-
Torrance Of the same.
No bid will be entertained that Ia not In accord-
anee with this adj ertisement.
The right to reject any or all bids IL reserved.
Proposals must be dressed TO the undersiyned,
ard ndored. Proposals for Ia,nisSi9s EsEth and
KIP kap s'ons. AMOS sulCkNR
States Army. oci.td
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more steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X, II.
HavenneT. General Agent at Alexandria, will be
forwarded the road free Of charge for commits
slou.
Conmutation Passenger Tickets between Alex.
lions, at low rates,
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of issue
between Al"XAudria and Hamilton, and between
those aud intermediate points, al reduced rates.
NAFHANIEl HAYES,
Ap N.u Genaral snperI endenL
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HEApQrARTERsF FIRST military DISTRICT !
ORYirg CuIEF O. MAIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE, \
RICHMOSp, VA, Sept. 30 1869.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate will be received
Infantry, A. G. g., at Lynehburg, Va, until
TUEsDhY ost3esI Y; lst!, at y NJ m for supply
FREsH BEEF 1t Lypehburg, Va, for six months
from November !. 1850, to April 80 1870 OF such
may direct.
Bidders are requested TO be present to respond TO
their bids, aud be prepared to give bonds for the
fulhllment Of their contract,
Coalitions. requirements, gaymentss a.. as
BIsyst MAJOR and Ch'efC. s, First Military Dis
| tIiet, sepN'ot
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tofFICIAI..1
torrIcIAL.1
CITY ORDINANCES,
Laws Passed by the sixty.sevcnth
Council OF washiugton CITY, ID. q.

council OF Warrington City, ID. q.
An ACT granting certain privileges to N. c.
Bateman.
BE u enacted by Ms Board Of Aldermen and
Bodrd Of Common Council Of the City of
Washington, That permission be, and the
same Is hereby, granted to N. @. Bateman To
erect frame addition Of two rooms to the
back part of brick house oil G street north,
between Second and Third streets east, on
square 757.
Approved September II, 1860.
5. j. Bowen, Mayor.
Approved September 90, 1860.
U. s. GRANT.
Received from the President OF the United
States September 20, 1869.
s. J. BowEs, Mayor.
An ACT granting certain privileges to the
Rev. F. y. Boyle.
BE II enacted By The Board Of Aldermen aud
Board Of Common Council ofhs City Of Wash
i,gton, That permission be, and the same Is
hereby, granted to Rev. +. X. Boyle to build
frame bathroom, also n frame room or
structure, for library, to be annexed to his
residence upon his premises on Second street
east, between street south and North Car
olina avenue.
Approved September II, 1869.
s. j. Bowen, Mayor.
Approved September 90, 1869.
U. D. GRANT.
Received from the President of the United
States September 30, 1869.
~. Bowen, Mayor.
JOINT RESOLUTION granting privilege to J.
Moran to build frame shed.
ReSolrel6yh he Board Of Aldermen and Board
ofCOnusoH Council ofMG Guy Of Washington.
That J. Moran have privilege to build a
frame shed at the rear of a brick building
occupied by him as a tln-shop, on Pcnnsylva-
MIA avenue, between Twenty-1rst and
Twenty.second streets, the privilege to be
held subject to the order of this Corporation.
Approved September 10, 1869.
s. j. Bowen, Mayor.
Approved:
US. GRANT.
Received from the President Of the United
States September 23, 1869.
S. j. Bowen, Mayor.
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing Colonel
Samuel Strong to erect two frame wood
houses In the rear of his buildings.
ResolUed By The Board Of Aldermen aud
BOdrdo Of Common Council ofH1 Cityof Wash
ing,OR, That Colonel Samuel Strong, of the
Fifth ward, be, and he is hereby, authorized
to erect two frame wood-houses In the rear of
his building, on d street north, between
First and Second streets east.
Approved September 10, 1869.
s. j. Bowen, Mayor.
Approved:
U. s. GRANT.
Received from the President Of the United
States September 23, 1869.
8, ]. bowen, Mayor,
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Railroad Routes.
)HI0 RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
noRE .ss yIsxsafssssesss0 Esb tTs WIFI WIFI
are nov run "i EoR SBlE5fliMoRE. W.T.
~; VA i III S ;s,s s$.iiSSs md
M Is sss f 3 "a eIGsps s1nday "1o and s~
r,1 as.Is sns 10 No train to or
poR RN bstT1kA55Rr.
Leave pJR Va WY III s+ahsTfossss.. and 'SP'm
.'l'' rS9fsaEk i Psf4s = 81 81 fhs IGfsr.
Leave da,ly' except ssstSSrdny and Sunday. at
@ Sturdy a am; and Sp m.
nssties A Relay sisteS Win ,isas from BSis H
more 70 Wh9eling, Parkersburg. &C.,
wsthi6 StOa Station Ticket ofase al all hours in
EST YGIs HaAll.d.lPAI. sPa Boston. see
COLE General H 4is;.s t.:.S
aGEo. 8. KooNTz, General Agent, washington
BILE hRlfnTx gb sEx Foak
Train. bs,ws.a 'Ws s:sns,s ssp A.,
y f!SE MN lEESEk @i.a .s ,a.n:, q cars
"n' WV FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sundayjst 500 an. II, Il
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York ats.oo pm. and Philadel
siespins car. for New York on 900 p. m. trair
:, Through tickets to .Philadelphis, New York OF
Boston, can DO had st,he Station ofee atall hour
See Baitlmors and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
for schedule betwsen washing ton, Baltimore,
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
HEAps'Rs FIFTH MItTApr DIsrRrCr.l
STARE OF TEXAS.
OFFICE CHIEF Con-. on suBslsrEsCE.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Sept u, ls5g.
Sealed proposals. which must be In trplicate.
with q copy Of this advertisement attached, will
be received at this Office until y clock, noon, on
WEDNESDAY. the 10th day OF November 1859,
for furnishing Fresh Beef 70 the united States
State OF Texas
hnstin, Clarksville,
CORPUS Christi. CoiGmba:.
Fort Brown. Fort Bliss,
Fort COnchO. Fort Clark,
Fort Duncan, Fort Davis,
foTt Mcintosh, Fort GTihiu,
Fort Qultman, Fort MckkNett,
Fort Stockton, Fort Richardson.
Greenytlle, Galveston,
Jefferson, Helena,
RilgKOld DArraSks, kiyingstop.
ssp Antonio, Camp Melvin tnear Fort
Waco, Stockholm
Sulphur Springs.
These CONTRACTS shall commence on the lst u
January, 1870, and be force for one year Or such
less time as the COmmlssaty ueneral OF subslht-
Payment to be made In Government funds.
Good and sufficient bonds, not to exceed 43 900,
will be required from the contractor.
Proposals must be made separately for each
post, "
In previous Adyertisements
blank forms for proposals, aud all infOTma u u
relating thereto. will be furnished on application
The gaTrIsous in the cities aud towns ara liable
TO be removed or decreased In the ensuing spring
By command Of Breye! Mni9T General hey.
Capt Breyot Major, Chief Com. subsistesce
OCtl I'D
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Wood and Coal.
WOOD AND COAL.

Consumers Of Wood and Coal will a I'D q general
assortment Of all kinds Of fuel at WIN. wARDER
between G and d north, opposite railroad depot
Families aud others laying In their winter supply
deal In no other coal than the pure " Lykens Val
ley" Red Ash and the baltimore Company white
Ash. which will be delivered free from dirt aud
other foreign substance, to any part OF the city.
Attention Is called to our large stock OF Wsod,
which Is the best the market can produce, and W Ill
be sold at the lowest market price. Remember the
place. -
Dealers In Wood and Coal, First street west, be-
tween G and north. opposite Railroad depot.
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GALE OF MARINE HOSPITAL PROPERTY,


CrsroN. HorsE, HoRForx,vI,t
lam authorized by tho Hon George !. Boutwell,,
Secretary Vf the Treasnr. to offer for sale At public
auction. on TUESDAY, October q, lsdp at the Gus.
Fiji FIFE AG 6ib f GSiTRb srAfEs MARlyE HOS
PlTAL PROPERTY,
Situated on wa'hingtop Point IN the county Of
The building Is Of brick three stories In height,
and constructed In the most substantial manner
The lot fronts on the Elizabeth river 2si feet T.,
inches, with an equal frontage on two Wide streets
and i0.ioot alley, the entire premises bc!uE ia
This property Is most beautifully located, Is well
adapted for q trSt-clHss academy or for place VI
public resort, and with small outlay, the hoEss
most beautiful and attractive private residences In
Prom it, commanding situation, excellent views
eau be had Of the surrounding C'uutTy aud VI tue
premises, from their close proximity to the city of
Norfolk ,whuro real estate Is rapidly ADVANCING
makes II u most desirable Investment, and well
worthy the a'teH TsRT q S G s.fT
Three thousand dollars (S3,hNl un the day NJ
sale; the balance 10 four u equal luaTtcI.yetrly
paymcntsi tho Fret payment tp be made GU tho
twelfth l2th) day Of January, ls11, with Interest
from dsy Of sale until raid.
Any failure on the part Of the purchaser to make
the payments as abnye will involve forfeiture To
All Bid. 10 be made subirct to tEs approval ~ tbs
Secretary ~ the Treasury the Depart ~ cut Tesety
Ing the Ilght to reject any all bids II deemed 10
the Interests Of the Government to do SO.
certificate OF sale will be given to the success.
ful bidder upon tue acceptance ut his bid by tho
Secretary Of the Treasury, and the deed executed
when tho last ayments shall have been made.
plat descriptive Of the above property can be
LEWIS W, WEBB,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-04
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

HEADa'Rs pEPARTxESr OF rms PtATrE,l
OPPICE CHIEF Con-. pF srHsrsTESCE, J
OMAHA. NEB.. Sept o. ls6Q,
Sealed proposals in duplieate, with guarantee
sigled by two responsible persOns, not bidders,
will be received at ihis ONCE until IL clock, M
on MONDAY. the 9th day u October, 1850 for
NET BEEF FROM THE BLOCK
to the tr1uns md others supplied At
THE CAME ON THE SNAKE AINER INDIAN
RESERVATION,
Ia the Wind River Valley, Wyoming Territory,
the 10th day OF November, lsd9, or such lees time
a. tho Commis-aTy General Of Subsistence may
direct.
The probable garrison Of tho camp will be one
company Of infantry.
Proposais arc In yited subject to the usual cond.
tions, which can bo asccrtainel by application to
the undersigned at Omaha, Neb. or BTeyet Major
J, II. Belcher, A. q. M, AC. s., at Fort Bridger,
Wyoming Territory.
by order OF Brevet Major General Augur.
J W. BARRlGER,
octet Byt. Brig. Gen. and G. C.S