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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29

Further details Of the London tragedy
have been published, from which it APP
of approaching want-he having been
notified by his employer that his services
were no longer required were the cause
of his terrible crime. The following let
ter to his brother gives a reflex to his
feelings, and states the causes Of the
tragedy in full:
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HAVE YOU HEARD the NEWS
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Til. Company issued. u The first TEN Months
of It, existence.
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GUNNER CLoTHIHG.

WHITE DUCK SUITS. At
w n. " kfNGS1 f1
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS P0ha

FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
Steamship Golden Hon, McBsath, up........De -
HAVANA.
Spanish bark Oscar, Oliver. cleared. Dec ~
Spanieh brig Morey, Vidal, cleared. Dec 2s
British brig Baltimore, VIanello, Jan
SpanIsh polacre Maria, Font sailed. Dec 70
MATANzAs.
Spanish brig Pastora, -, sailed. d...........Dec 20
DOMESTIC.
wIscABsET, ME.
Schr Atalanta, Tucker, sailed. ..Dec 10
RooKLAND, ME.
schr VIM Jones, KeaR, sailed. dec ~
SALEM. MASS
Schr 81 Simmens, Godfrey, sailed. d..-.........Jan
NEWPORT, u.
schr James whitehouse Jones, sailed. Dec Is
BOSTON.
Schr Sarah Hammond. Wiley, up. ......... Jan .
schr Charles Raymond, Higgins, cleared. Dec ~
Schr E Corson, Brown, cleared. d........'... jan
NEW YORK.
British Steamship Staira Way, smiled. Jan
Brig Black Swan, Rodgers, cleared. Jan
Schr Furber, Cobb. cleared .......... Jan
schr " Maitland, Laighton, cleared. Jan 2
Schr Robert Caldw ell, Mccormick, cleared. Jan
Schr Lilly, Francis, yan 90
Schr Annie Glover Ferris. cleared. ....... Dec 23
Schr Leach Stafford, cleared ......... be: ~
Schr Nellie Carr Lansill, cleared Dec .!
Schr Ireland, Townsend, cleared. dec 81
PHILADELPHIA.
schr Albert Thomas, Rodgers cleared. Dec 81
Schr Charles Page. Doughty, sailed. Dec 10
BALTIMORE.
Schr Ada Andrews, Robbins, cleared. Jan ~
Schr Edward Kidd,r, -, sailed ........... Jan ~
Schr West Dennis, -, sailed. d..............Ja Jan 10
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Consignecs per Northeastern Railroad
january IL.
Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger for New York;
Bart, Brown, Morgan, wifs and son. > a
Jones. l. Ilathbern. Mr. station, jennings MT
Tucker, and Wheaton.
Per steamship Falcon. for Baltimore-Mr Daw.
son. Mrs Herring, D Swift, Maynlrd W Eddy, 5
Williams, two Misses Ranberry, and Master Wood
Per steamship Champion. from New York-Spen.
Ger Marsh and wife, Thurlow Weed and daughter, j
yern. A Babcock. WIN McGeorge, Ro6t !.1toh'
Mrs N L Leav,tt. Miss Leavitt, Miss !. Mares ar
brourh. Southwck, Isaao CLARK Allen, Mar
cy. " e Cr.yer f " Parmalee, Mrs M Armstrong,
Mrs Derby, Miss Jenny DERBY. Miss G ZeIlar:
Allen White, Chss Calm, Yeoman and wiie' U
Sterhenson aud in storage.
Per steamer Emilio. rom Georgetown, c
W W Newton, wife and child, G Stone, Jas Smith,
Rev DR. Belm ngham, Captain Johnson Masters a
Middleton, Jr, NJ Read ana Read Jr. Ma,
gill. McNul'y. A " Wardel, NJ Mlcallousay, W W
< Jackson. Putgon, j w LaEruec. Jr, Master
Tucker, Ford. Col Allston, Major Parker
Markwooa, wife and childrci., and W Neitles'
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Consigneespcr South Carolina Railroad
.Jnnuary 10.


January IL.
900 bales Cotton. 70 bales Domestics. $50 bushels
Grain. cars Wood, and 3 cars stock To Railroad
Agent, NJ Goldsmith l. Son, Campsen 4 Co, u d
walter 90, Pelzer. Rodgers co. Courtney d
co. Frost Adger, Res der l. Davis, W W smith W
williams & Co. j Sloan w Ryan. Prlug.c'
Thurs on Holmes. c sharp GO, West x jones'
c n Ayerill, J E AdScr & Co, and D EottereI
Consisnecs per Northeastern Railroad
January IL.
81 bales Upland and II bales Sea Island Cotton S3'
bbls Naval stores, ZIG bags Cotton Seed. Lum per,
Mdse &c. To Ii Bisctoff Il Co. Klinck, Wickenher9
4 Co. Reedcr 4 Davis ] Marshall. Jr, + O'Neli a
Son, & D Brahc l. TO, Mazycks 4 Salters, Ravenel X
Co Stoney, Bacot Wuhrman, Frost q
Adecr. " Courtney & TO. Mowry 4 co, Mantoue &
Co. B Mulligan, CIV Williams { Co, j L Dresgers,
L Howard & Bro, Gaillard Minott, NJ Goldsmith
& Son. Pelzer, Rodgers & 20. Ryan, > QuaSk-
enbush, W J Lesesne, Pipkiu, G Mallopes l.
Webb, D Ebaugh, Nolan, j Sloan, A. Pritsn-
ard, W Dukes Co, and Graeser. Lee, smith Co.
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Markets by Telegraph.

j FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, January l2-Noon.--Consols s21s onds
75H.
LIVERPOOL, January 12-Noon.-cotton quiet;
sales 10000 bales.
Iater-co,ton easier but not lower. Bacon 57sa
5s Lard 73s Sd.
Two p. M.-Cotton fImer but not higher; sales
expected to reach $4,000 bl.es- Yarns and fao rlos
hrm and quiet Bombay shipments to the 9Th. looo
bales Flour 26s 6da27s. Red Western wheat los.
Corn, old 36s Cd; new s4s Cd.
kyenipa.-Co,ton frmer; prices unch h'nged; sales
u, 600 bales.
HAvRE, January H-Cotton dull, both on the spot
and Rfoat at If SOC.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nrw Yony, January 12-Noon.-StocSs unse'ueo'
Money active at per cent. Exchange 10s>s. 9'ia
35,<aS5,5. Cotton easier at 2S1Sa2S2l cents. Tur-
nent,ns ouiet at 5sa5s. Rosin firm at So 70i2 IS.
Freights firm.
Eyeuing-Cotton closed frmer; sales 4sse bales, OF
2sA. Flour, State and Western. dull and heavy
and iGai5c. lower; superAne, IS SOaS ~; sou'no.'
dull and declining; common to fair extra 10 ooa1 ~
Wheat fsyors buyers Corn dull and heavy anu Ao'
lower; white Southern, 9Scas1 o. OATS faVors suS-
ers. Pork dull, 2sHa29H Lard STEADY. Wn'sSey'
81 o. Turpentine 50. Rosin, 50 6s. Freignts nrm'
on cotton. by steam, Nc Money closed much easier'
al uer cent, with the exceptions ate; prime o's'
counts 7K; gold stronger, at S52S; sterling oH :.
son.be,n bonds firm and advancing. Government ts
active. 62's 112A.
BALTIMORE, January 1a.-Cotton steady. Flour
heavy. Whcatnomlnal. Corn dul-white s5as &c;
yellow sOae3 Oats and rye dull. Pork S3oaSoh. {.
Bacon firm Shoulders 14,Ia14H. Lard hrm at ~
CINCINNATI January 12-Flour hrm-farniS So 7S
as "a Corn frmcr at 8s. Whiskey dull ut 81.
Provisions firm and quiet, no speculation. Pork
$780, Lard 1sJxa19H. Bacon dull Shoulders ls&
clear sides l7Hs17h. Packed meats dull and un'
changed.
WILMINGTON, January 12.-Turpentne closed
weak at 47a4s Rosin dull; strained common ~;
high grades in demand but none on the mariet.
Turpentine unchanged. Tar advanced 6c-$2 70.
Cotton in fair demand at 275c for strict mddiin5.
AUGUSTA. January 12-Cstton asier; sales 574;
receipts Ss3; middlings 27a27h.
SAVANNAH, January 12.-Cotton opened quiet anu
closed firm; sales SOD bales; middlinSs 271sa FIX
Receipts 20s5; exports coastwise 1882.
New ORLEANS, January I2-Cotton steady; mi d.
dpgs 261c; sales $500 bales, including 223o after
the close yesterday. Receipts 2soo bales Gold,
s5k Sterling, At. Commercial, 46a4Gh. New
York sight. 1zaxc discount Sugar firm; adVH nceo
&c. Molasses Arm and unchanged.
MOBILE, Janua-y o. Cotton sales 500 bales ut
26ka26Hc; market quiet aad steady; receipts 2l5l
bales: exports, none.
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Commercial.
exports.

NEW YoRh-Per steamship aames Adger-9l7 bales
Upland snd 1OS blles sea Islard Cotton, G3 tier
ces Rice, so casks Clay, 10 bales Yarn, and 90
pigs Suudries.
BALIIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-545 bales Up
land Cotton, 100 bales Yarn, 1401s herccs Rice,
- hhds Iron, IL hhds Hid-s. bales Hidcs, So
bbls Rosin, 10 bundles Leather, II Packages, and
Horses and Wagon.
CHESTER, PENN-Per scbr Anna Bsrton-136,OC0
feet Lumber.
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ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.


NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
leave Savannah Sundays exceptel) at.....1 ooP9
Arrive at Live Oak ~ ~
Arrive at Jacksonville at. oo "a
Leave Jacksonville Sundays excepted at...;I 10
Leave Live Oak at. - ~ ~ ~
Arrive at Savannah Mondays cXcepted) at. 80 w
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays exccrtcd) ATT 90 A
Arrive at Bainbridge IT.. ao
Arrive at Live Oak ...o Su "a
Arrive at Jacksonville o. "a
Arrive at Tallahassee at o.
Arrive at Quincy 20 10 a
Leave cambridge Sundays e1cepted) at...' w w
Leave Quincy at. a. =.
Leave Tallahassee at. 30 a -
Leave Jacksonville at... 20
Leave Live Oak at. M - -
Arrive at savannah Sundays exceptedl as'' ~ w
Passengers to Stations west Of LaWton ano Ar'e
Oak take Day Train from Savannah. =. rau,o,
Passengers from Dainbritgc connect c. a. LAWFUL
with Express Train for Savannah al eoA. ~. ,,aot
passengers from Tallahassee by Day Tram con1ecs n
at Live Oak with Express Tran lor sa''n'AA ~ - ~
P. II.
Sleeping Cars on Express Trains. c,-,,,,, a.,
No change between Jacksonville ana ssSai'i'n 'A
Express Train. x.. Nav, r,rleana Ana
1aehicola and Pensacola every Friday
Teave st Marks for Havana. Key West, Cedar Keys
and ampa every Wednesday.
Steamers leave Jacksonville for Palatka, Enter
prise and all points on inc 81 'Snn iA'eA e's''
Sunday and wednesday at 9 90 a. 81.
NeN' HIS. HANRs.
November mo General superintendent
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The Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

The Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, JAM IL. es. }
CoTToN.-This article was very quiet dur1ns most
of the day. but sellers having finally yielded pr'ces
to the extent of re q fb decline pureh assrs took
about 300 bales on the basis OF our quotations The
TRANSACTIONS we're at &C. at 26z, at27 II at a71.
207 at %. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ..2G @27
Low midding. .27h@-
MiddhaR. .-......-..-.......-.Ze "a
Strict middline. ........... ...no saies-
We quote by
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION:
Low mddling. ng............-......2s O.
Middling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mo sales.
RICF.-This grain was quiet but firm. Sales 50
tierces of clean Carolina at s11c q fb We quote
common to fair clean Carolina at 7H@sH; good ~
@sS.
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Newberry, Laurens, Union and all interme-
diate places. saw them pitch their tent in
Union Courthouse on Christmas day, and in
tensely cold though it was, suppose there
we're not less than two thousand negroes IN
the village, all come to see the circus. Union,
by the by, enjoys a great reputation with the
circus-men, whereas Spartanbnrg is in bad re-
pute. There are too many churches and re-
ligious people at the latter town, and show
men inform each other of this painful fact
and have placed Spartanburg on their black
list.
These circuses and other kindred institu-
tions arc necessary, it is said, to amuse the
people. Well, it may be so, though am by
no means sure of it. But I am sure OF one
thing, and that is. that these itinerant shows
carry off great deal of money from the Stale,
without giving fair equivalent Cannot the
Legislature do something to abate this nuls-
oncep BIRDS-EYE.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
ON THE WING.

Greenvile e-Furman University
male ConeGe-P ea b ody sen
Churc es-Frade-Rnrtof-
Value OF Lands-Greenvhic N"'i'"'A"
Courts, &C., &c.
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BRASS WORK.

STEAM GUAGEs, GoNGs, GUAGE COCKS
STEAM BIDBs AND STOP COCKS, STEAM
WHISTLES
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, Oh. CUPS
WATER GUAGEs, GLASS GUAGE TUBES
MERCURY GUAGES, LOW WATER DETEC-
TORS
COPPER AND BRASS WIRE.
CAMERON, BAEKLEY d CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January emo
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Ginr Arts.


q REAT ATT II A TION
OU[NBY'S g. co.'s PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION TIE LARGEST AND
finest Collection of CHROMO LlTHOGRAPHS ever
seen in Charleston. They are perfect copies OF ce
obrated Works Of Art both ancient and modern. or,
Among the collection may be found SALYAlON
ROSAS HEAD OF CHRIST, Corregeo's Magdaenc
A. Delacroix's Tide Going Out, a: Delacroix,s Tide
Coming In, Turner's Venice Jackson'S Epgrsh
Sccnery, Rowbottorl's English Scenery. bnxtcrs
Enreh and Irish Scenery, Views on tue Ehiuo, The
Junsfraud, The Wetterhorn, Malln' Views' anu
many others.
these beautiful Works oi Art. Ihey arc oherel LOT
sale atNew York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES
Ci:eat reduction IN the price PORcLLAlN PIC
TJJRES Recent improvements producing these
nictures enable us 10 now offer tue at nearly one
half the former prices, and lar supei Or Cail and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE VISITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
Especial attention given to children. Also TO copy.
ing old Daguerreoypes and otlcr pictures satisiac-
pond with the times.
STEREOSCUPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
A fine collection OF
sTEREosCopIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These are the nrst and only Photographs ever taken
in that locality.
aUIS " CO.
No. 2sl KING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
November II 'ni"'
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Marine Mews.

Port of Charleston. january l3.
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X X e 4 T A II T II A IT U N
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BELTING! BELTING!
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING
5000 FEET GUM Betting, Q, 8, 4, and s
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPpED BEL T
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE's PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, INCH TO Il INCH d.
AMETER
sOAPSTONE PACKING, 4 INCH TO ID
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GAsKETs OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARLEY & co.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
january omo
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course, e1cepIlp9 Cne aouoEuat piosuoA~ NoA
ing the war, when it, together with every other
road within the limits OF the late Confederate
States was neither more nor less than mill
tarv road. In printing tables Of the operations
of railroads, I think the years OF the war
should be left blank, for they furnish no critic
rion of lis legitimate business.
But to return. The Greenvile Railroad has
been receiving large amount OF cotton and
other produce this scason-tha business, IN
fact, being largely 10 excess OF the facilities OF
the company. They have only small number
of fengines and cars, and it taxes all the power
and ingenuity of the president and the super
;ntendent to move the produce fast enough,
and keep shippers from growing too much.
The earnings of the road. it seems to me,
should be used for the purchase OF rolling
stock. at least, it were desirable on public con-
siderations. The superintendent and his as
a;stants merit great credit for keeping the road
IN such good order upon so little money. Gene
rol Hammett and his company have my best
wishes. and Ihope that erelong they may come
ont of their troubles all right.
Tn conclusion, my dear NEws, few words
ohont the circus. Everywhere went ny eyes
we're regaled with the splendors OF those gor-
,,eons circus show-bills. In the villages, along
the railroads, on stores, depots, barns and
.tobles and in the lonely woods, pictures OF
the riders, tumblers, clowns and other animals
at;ll greeted my gaze. Stone Murray's COM
nonv has hired railroad train which takes
them up and down this road and oil its branch
e.-Waiballa, Anderson, Abbevila, Greenvile'
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A RMY PPLIEs.

A hY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE oyrHs CuiRy .ouARrERNAsrER,l
ST. LOUIS. MO-, Oct. u, 1853
Seal proposals will be received at this Office
until II o'clock, g. m. November 20, 1850. for the
delivery Of the following supplies at the posts
FORT LEAvEYwoRTH. KANSAS.
! zoo, 900 pounds shellsd CoKN.
HJ.lOO pounds OATS.
1000 pound. BRAN,
FLkT RILEY, KANSAS.
$50. 90 ponuds sheilsd CORN
FOHT HARKER, KANSAS.
$50, 900 pOunds shell led CORN
HAYS CITY, KANSAS,
$1,000 pound shelled CORN.
The delivery . the grain and bran at Fort
Leayeuworih to be m ode Is f1llOws: Ons'third -
by January 10; One.thlrd ~ by February 10, aud
the remainder by March 10, 1870 The delivriy OF
the grain at FORTS Riley anl Htrkar to e0mmeues
witTin ten (lO) aud at Hays City with ffteon ll5I
days from award OF contract. and be cogitnued at
the rate Of at least one .eguth ~ VI tho entire
Quaotity contracted for PEI week,
Proposals. will be received for any portion OF the
supplies required
Bids mustbs IN AIDE separately for each post, aud
in duplicate.
No proposal will be entertained unless the party
makiog the same Is present at the aning OF the
bids, or rspres+nted by al agent or attorney, or
known at this Office to be responsible.
The usual conditions, which can be tscsrtained
| at this oaice, wiz be imposed up N bidd rs ans
contractors, and blank forms OF proposals VIII b'
BY authority ofthe Department Commander
| noyl Deputy q NJ. Gen G NJ.
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SALEoE UNITED STATES ARNoRY AND
WEST vfRGfNi1, AND ViGiS r?

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
ls sP1 ~ ss q st AZ Of w, ~
Ss ds ss Sc RSS
tinaiaS from day % day until sH's !: sold ana con-
The value o. hi proper for maintaining 1,
Of SS
Ing BY letter to this once.
lhs property SS VII b sold lots The arst vii!
and running to tho western boundary on the Po.
tom.o. !hs Arm1ry Canal and ws,1r power O. .ht
Ing on this sIound, and the fouadaiions Of severa
ssd RE pse ords
them are Turbines Of the most appro ,ed kind. ant
the others are mostly cast iron with wooder
The second will be the site OF the Ride Factory
inT n upon upon which have been destroyed. but thc
canal H. FSUd order I'd &. s,s,,Dao,, wifi,
asfs. o. n lana t on Tie sSath lot on
The harpe ,,s reTry . iS opposite;
remove Sood from tract Of .s5 acres. Soantain
land. across the shenandoah.
tract o. about 40 acres Of iaad, EnoWS as
Prlends' Ore Bank. acquired by deed from Henry
The remainder. consisting Of Houses and Lots in
| the towu. will be sold lot by lot
after hars been ~ do 10 fai al L,
right aud title to the property which is believed
The terms Of sale prescribed by law are credit
OF one and 10 ysarsi the purehsserst to give bond
Money Ha sSse terms mnsl be S eSm nI NH
within ten days after thu sale.
ry Pop ssS VIII SS o1&Hsd lie
any or al iot. Sfsrod. L he bid. are H2s
WHY Brevot Major General. Chief Of opdGaHsa.
NOTICE TO pELIYauEYTs
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PROPOSALS FOR Hay, AT BROWNSVILLE
L TEXAS.


! HEAparARrRRs FIFTH MILITARY DfsrRTcr.
tSraTE or THXAs,D
CHIEF QuARTERNAsTBR's OFFICE.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, October -. ls69
Sealed proposals, In triplicate. Will be Ieeeiyed
at this ollsq until l2o'cloek IN on MONDAY. No
yember 22' ls09 for furnishing the QuarteImaster's
Department, at Browusyille, Texas with such
quan tiles Of good, clean, merehsniable perfectly
cured Hay As may b. required from the lat day OF
December, 1879. to the S5th day Of Nov mber, 1870.
Bidders will state the klud Of hay they propose to
furnish.
Delivery to be made at such times and In such
quantities the receiving oficer may require, and
the hay to be -ub ect to the inspection OF board OF
officers, II objected to by the receiving officer,
The right Ia reserved to reject any or all bids
offered.
The price per ton should be clearly stated.
Each bid must be accompanied by q guarantee OF
at least two responsible persons w hose response
biity must DO certified by the clerk II court Of
record) that the bidder Ia competent to, aud will
residence and post ofiee address q each bidder
and guarantor must DO stated. No bid entertained
not eonforning 10 these reqnirements. -,
The attention OF bidders is lied to section 10 OF
the act Of Congress apr we'd July ~, 1862,
Proposals must be plainly endorsed on the envel;
ope, Proposals for Hay, at Brownsyillc, Texas,
and addressed to the Undersigned
BY command Of Breyet Major GeneTal Rey-
nolds NORRIS \ MILLER
Deputy Quartermas''r General, Brcyet Hrigad!er
| Gen'ral U. s. army, Chief Quart rmastar
oc26 I'd
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Proposals.


Sealed proposals. In duplicate, for furnishin a
5000 POUNDS or "PRfME" RICE.
will be recsysd BY the uudersigned until clock.
q m, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF November e.
1850. at which tim, the bids will be opened.
Bi ders are Invited to be present at tho ope nin
Of the same.
Asamp!o Of III Ric, to accompany each bid,
CHA5 kEtLaER,
g.. olncs Depot Com Sub. Charleston. 9"
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GALE OF sERvICEhBLB AND UNsBRvICBA.
y BLE ORDNANCE STOREY.
GALE OF sERvICEABLB AND UNsBvICRA
. BILE rRuPsRTY.
BgRRAgor ORDNANCE,

NAVY DEPARTMENT, \
wAsHIsdror CITY, Oct %, 1850.
There will be sold al pu aucti to the CHEST
bidder. At noon. on WEDNESDAY, November 10,
1859, In the once Of the Inspector Of Ordnance,
Navy Yard. Washington. . large lot Of articles Of
Ordnance. compris ng Cannon, rrojectiles. small
Arms and misce lane Jus stores.
Terms: Ons half cash In Goyernmsnt funds, on
the conclusion OF the sale, and the remainder within
ten days Afterwards. during which time the ar
t!cles must be re Boyed from the yard, otherwise
thsy Will revert 70 the Government Twenty days
will be allowed for the removal Of the heavy guns
IT'S I, be distinctly understood that no guaran :
tee will be given to purchasers OF articles offered
for sale, and noted In the eatalosu as regards
their exact conditon or quality; but IL believed
however, thateverythinE offered for sale j. rep.
resented. A. LUDLOW CASE,
oc25-td Chief Of Bufeau
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09
DIR yPosALs FOR HAULING.

HEApa RS lsT MILITARY DISTRICT,
OEPICk CHEZ QCARTERMAsrRR, !
RiCHxoND,yA . Oct. q. 1850.
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, ION forms to be
furnished IN application to this Office will be re-
eeiyed At this Office until 70 m Of
MONDAY, the 10Th DAY " NOVEMBER 1859,
HAULING AND DRAWING OF PUBLIC
PROPERLY
as may be required, uul November 30. 1870, 10 the
city Of Richmond and vicinity, to and frOla the
points named In the forms above mentioned.
A proposals must be guaranteed by two respon,
sble PERSONS not and the ght Is resatyed
to reject any or all bids not considered to the In
terest OF the service.
Proposals may be made for the whole or any part
OF the hauling. aud copy Of this advertisement
must be attached to each proposal
Bo order Of the Commanding GensIsl Frs. Mill
tAry District. J. q. CHANDLER.
Brevet Colonel, Quartsrmaster U. 3. Army,
Chief Quarternaster LIST Military District,
IL