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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-28
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
The Algonquin.

ga thing OF beauty Is . JOY forever" SO goes the
old saying, and judging from past ana present expe-
rence the Algonquin Is "thing" which the
United States Government will enjoy forever per-
sonal property. The Navy Department. on the 18th
inst, promulgated the announcement that the side
wheel steamer Algonquin. OF 974 tons, old measure.
ment would be oaered for sale at public auction 81
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, at IL NJ the Goth day OF
June. This notice had the effect Of attracting to the
place Of sale on Saturday about six shipping mer.
chants, which small Gssembiage formed the group
gathered about the aucttoncer, who mounted
a pile OF lumber near the Receiving Storeh0use ~
the Navy Yard, at the hour appointed. This func.
tionary began by stating that the hull, spars,
ing to the United States steamer Algonquin were
offered for sale; that sne was new vessel and In
excellent condition to which fact Captain Strong
who was then present-coud bear testimony. me
captain however somewhat disconnected the auc-
tioneer by stating for the information Of the party,
sumed that the gentlemen Interested In the sale had
examined her before coming there. This was
u slight drawback TO the auctoneer who then
continued-tnat the terms OF the sale were $40 900
deposit on the day or sale and the remainder within
three days, and then begun with Glow much am I
offered gentlemen $4,000 shall sayW Nobody
said "s35,0oO $50. DOOR who says S35,0o0r' Bus
nobody said anything. "The ship Is new and worth
~ ns crs pos ta0 w
says s15.O0os" Some one nodded assent at
that figure, and away went the. auctioneer
trying to "bear" up that price. IL was up
hill business, but the Algonquin was run up
eventually TO 5000 and then In sums OF $780, to
s2o,sO0, at which latter figure, being nearly OK.
hausted IN breath, the auctioneer knocked down
"Mr Dcklnson's failure 10 the United States gov
ernment," no sale being effected. This vessel, tt
will be remembered was the one which experiment
ed with the Dickinson engines against the Forbes en-
gInes, with which the Winooski was un during the
celebrated trial In Long Island Sound IN January,
1865. since then she has been lying In ordinary vt
the navy yard.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03
&otpe @afnimen,gt
NGbmai6tnen
's III faf
81 fFamiIteusaab. Tobrifaatem.
Etr ar0stt 9rets,

s~ Or sr0ste 9rets,
sas sinass S,sa, Der GSrsultgiun unsttis eplssne
Wtraile wurseu III Ger Barrier &usIleGuna npn
1857 zen ams.itaniitsR Mdtmaittnsn lter 50
Mtttenrrbtr ~suertant, taut tailrlihem Tetrst
LpsrEfsnlitt. I'M. SNeai!tur l~lniperlsl" (lem4pi-
lR,isQsA Ssurnal res ffranSElitsu Sailertei&ss) |
! DtnRas ben 2. SuIi 1867.
DIR Won Slrn 9owe ~eriuuscnc IxS All ricI;r
! Waitm. ssnltts .@alueltia 1T per popular ls unr
pausrtaittts. Il! aui teinsn Ssiiep 9leiA une |
rrr,ist psssr noh lpf sr i@ aub GGt Rabma.
lhiusu ltnt moo Gem sUn tim eriunpsnsn Nrinsip
o~nlruirt.
Nan BOT LANCE 3sit saS 8etarfaiB cine. 9as
din, ltidblt, pie Giuf ahtstt unr 9aArtaIttatsit
~Greints uaa ir a ls Arlsn glabarteitsn III setrau
Den. Gla. irtts 1lai&ine bsr,ul tsasn mar ras
lStusium una 9treben pe3 Ssrrn Glia3 6Olpe
ST. rtltsr sVA instr als ;stn Satrrn Ger gBtlt
ss srfs n dtnta Itisne ~Isergab; rnp jet tretsn nc
nit lsiasr !sslsn &ttsit. einsr Waitine, bic ali
rist psitntltain giSsnibaiten teFst nnp ais Gle
tsls Naitine III Der 8an3sn 0slt a~nertanmi if,
4nr AaA Nmsf,tnmr
9e,iensp in Qanl tDnnsn risie Naj&iue III ie,
soasn 3ursrf&t tsfsnen r,b fs nit sGlis tsr
lesrudten Su(truttipnen In 3eit pcn eitiacn Saaer
litpn an ~tsreltsu ~arssitsu %tpnntn. @ttlel ore,
C3rle MUFFIN Asts NIT er Stleluns. ~sinaelanl
BhAb sSb %bNVSt"th ' AuuI uat 2SUitlp
o. tpss 8auiys per Grsrss, ,atlbar ta u,hnlisfsrnn
saianet. WT rattsn gsFsGuns per Grp,sb a
rie ~fsqu.mae mt idn.1ae gGsilt. ,a.
Die NaGira8e nod Gle sr nsuen u,Gy SsrtsIerts
@aidins 1T au5nsbmsnn Rart
aSnsuusu SrrSsrrr St3sten, 100 nr4 feiae Gasr
tarfa frNhrea, wGaitsn mir Ysrant pryttiss III
snsraNt. @@ercnen ale ! aesnten si snAaAirti
lla ga 8istt nod maute Sr.s, Gu eenen sc i'd la
/, pobl ger Weuts lcAnts, f4 auEj6tt5iia nit ffr
. iNgsntur gu ~tsiaieu. a..
der @an laFe fA 3iytulare ure 9uifer ienee
D" 4ua SDbrane & 8roipu,
rfrn sa a :4. !. General gosnt
5Ir Sao Salncis GiiFsuvi, 8arias, 4rfani
.;6t Netrasta ainp BE Gerritorisn 9rlcranp urp III
Ne, 525 nIreltte Ste 5trass,i gde lrsrs4
20 gtaHs SsruBe ct. Souls: 1aO.
Ba% Sbise Wiaitiuen fnr iissarewGt4is u
ta6sH tti GStrIpat 0srtsas IL 9sr,np
" o.. sIrFt~ sglE H. F4r.
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Tie iunf 9auptutsE Iit iuai 6aupt
lib RI its 2s5sus fn1:
Stsbfase & rassn, Oisnrptr 6l!s, ,nge StisTsl
IHleAtr 5anaps aaO tpis g8si8sr. CA5 l'gte 1T
mid, Raj. ssriusas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

In the Gasconade County Cxcnita Con- |. h'
" .4a7t sank ,asih0 Term 1869.
William ,Schauf and Sophia ISchanf 4s545a
wife, Peter Laar aud Munann Laar hs
.InGnr49H ~ nnet eht ri saaoft bns
|nn Plaintiffs iaoo Ialnsbieni bias XII sal 4
en- against 1891 oAi TO- sasts sfi 40
)Conradl Rugge, Henry lRugge an9 ths,s
unknown heirsd h aaGlq iRna DeseDdenls u
Now at This day comes the plaintiff By
his Attorney, andffle a Petition rapd Afis.
[davits 1T eppests that the Dss:
lfeRdanboiR;a nnonresidsnto otd thus Stekss
WherefoReaeaqmotion Of Rlaihtiff1y Ian
k~t0rneys it iss ordetedsby th0 Goprtthat4hp
Defendantr benefited 1hat1ua ciyal actibpf
has been commenced agalhstothem 3hesnh2
leo: aud general nature of which rs -ts
1 partittonthe East half of North East quar-
ter aud the North east quarter Of the South
East quarter and the South East quarter
OF North East quarter Of section 80 and the
i West half of the South west fractional
quarter of section, 3333 Township 455 Ranrs
6 west and unless the appear at the next
October term of this court, to be begun
and held at Hermann within and for
Gasconade County onl the 4th Mondxy4aa,
October next, and on or Rbefore the tthiral
day thereof, and answer tho Plaintifs
petition, the same will be taken against
him as confessed! And ii is furthesLor-
dered that q copy hereof be published
according to law, In the Hermanner Volks
Iblatt,t a newspaper printed and published
in the County Of Gascohade. 0li0 aisi
? "A true copy, Attest. l. ad.L n9aq
JCENGLAND Clerk. 81
1fGdH lss8 10 b
I up t& 2retW tsay, t6 oh
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10 Ans- IEaIfF 4 ~ - ~ HN . u ENsiLf
8ir- wli4uferYlY aILas.i& sas ,sts RE
nad SaaFurs. gigqgpt9 t%Sassa. Gstrtars "A
parie, NIB pom 3anturs. Tlsnsu,b part
unr &ttrturs nab ytsw Ycrf Hns, Afp. Oltant
YaNa9ei&ieins4 igt atik ant St1sA
i6ift.n ppn 9aatursl Ursmta. &n.vtriin
Antwcrpea nnp 5pasre, na& Nsw Cert Aas Halh.
more. JtIt ,.ta !. rea.fl = .l.ta6at
Giisntabntinst t. luI AtiT ssa taresi.
ii&tn G,ientatn Siat' pnsn mad cen Saitnp.dbts
nnp ron Nsmgcrt in eas Snnsre Amuitat,
@s& isl uuf aQe phase Gsrsrst
sBir tsisrseu } atlaasta 10 isfa ssutM
aem Sstrass in iua QntH Csst4tdsss, ~
Sdwsi,, Srantrsi0s. Sststsat. 3saAnls. Esat
marts Stmsrsn, NprmsSsas, Ts'sn Ss AassM
urp lie 9in,itbyns sou StuRisvssrAAssa, 41tF
haiisn. u. i. 10: Ia rietng ganesrA: ,,t,s1sa,iH.
9Bir tsi5rsrn o Iter, mad uap AssaqaH ypEf'sA
,ui Dampfsl Hne SsseIi&iftn. qs ntemsa
padets sur atlsieruaa in irSsar tirtus {sat
Ger Nslt an. Be- fipBsbsntta Wlterl, ultEptt'
men mir ALE sulamttjttn Snri&tunStn.
Ntr ssltattsn Gsitaisltutsn Gle oHutftuuaa
sOn 9aIaas76 &siusp iHr uniers IaWvl. 4l
g ssssli&iH-eiAi@ IMP fas ataIissa "" ss'aN
d au6lieemit urSzias Gsrsintuns ffbtGfn Paws
lia, europa. Ositljtspinntr. vtltf sassR W
1brau6 MAIDEN IpnaSs I'D! 'astrsiapt 'tst Arhaenl
ron @uitrSssti iaf' ufsiiFstfsi eStiaaits,ntiat tssastl
uwsdsa. tSna.a' tfti hhatet'tt. YtAs'siasaHsdan,s s sd y
erIabrcn. 80
ulrrr q zHoL C., B, Richard Z Beas
.lr.in r.oT 8areia, Ctr. Asv ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

OfsItials - Brigham gsuns ssislt.
fr irir. Grausn fur $1,000 esamsties unt rOtI-
risasass Gfsa;su. Dsna man @tOlsiaIs tsira'
'fsst, lam man gu Dscl,fals. Srsiiea eintaufsu.
Dtpleials g. Sn sin.n CALM tratsii
,ws asuh ..uns ~fsrasrtsn Branep. Der Cine
identts fa bsf&ftrtu Elm, hr @assrs fdGtt cen
3asatIss faR sds3. Der G,fs frasts. Nas bta
i'd lauIeis - antwUrt: 10 Gents. Der 3settt
lssts aud 10 Gents Gin, Ger Dirtb gas itm aSsr
5 g.nts surad. - D1rum lou if nsnn nur 5
Gsnts saaieu. tusnn sss 6tr bier SshnIGsas 81
,atl,n bat7- Dtil Der 5ganeY BSsls ias "ps
falls 10 siet isR.t ais Re tail.
@ftattpcIIes @eiprd8. Gin 2sfr
fat sus game gtipraa ,psisr s~msrihnii6sr eari.s
utt sin:r giFts nisssr5iasisssn; IS mar rO'tlt4
fstss MISS ..
Die tsFnnsn Sic F2, 2stusrRs?
Oani Stmn, rs6t gut. (Sie tuisn fd.
Dit Rat.n 9is fa he lstts 3sit bsfuusens
Sttr cut. Dts TT IS Ssasa Ss8an8sat
GtAr ont Snnf. 0Gnt-
S&sn &etttr ftate. r.
81, fbr iAta. atsr ssFsrn 4attsa mir 8sssu.
Die game GamiIis wrtl?
Gant S9nsn. gang wstt. Bas na9s SIRE
Uami!ie 3
Gstr srtunesn. ale 9siuas.
5a6sn 81. tGrslia 3ary D. sltscn?
glsta,, absr it babe Suiamns G. Gss9sn.
81 ba, mSsliG3 81 lie NOBLE
@str vuAl, wie ID. slautt. (sttst auT.)
MaTsn sis itsn Stb:n!
@ewi5, i'd mus; Ii babe Fefm SiE!n 81 ma
den.
Seiu5m Sic mid rod kale misssr.
Cant .9pnsp; abr 9s tlndsn nit ale bun
sat 9a9rt MIR einmal. ..
. rae icltsn Sis ni4' iaesn; ID blsiSs gent
Iriuen Ssiah lAulsis.
H.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

untsr,siGnstsr mlieisrt fplstnrs surup. SoutBals
sn ttissiestsn 9reiltn uAtsr @atantie rtr iiore-
~faltig(eu grpelitirn; -.-
2stp;0sr @artatauFe 10 6sits $3,o0p pr Satr
nsbf fradlepQsr Yrlmts sast
SuaArtrt, Gelt, 10 pete reg 500 1T, H.
init @tatttia az --73s" r.. - !.
ustW Gam & @ltsr, 26 6site 500 -
unr ale brliasu surOpatias 3sitldriiien ;i
gtem garftr %rsiifn. I'D. -.
5idsFs Nretlenidab "a 5sfts nskli In Del,
iaytstrrud G~aseeNtrten &unfrsrfsh. nur. 4,
sfT SfgffDaZ 1sN.i5gmFe
gaaar @tcss3sstun8 RHummsrn 4S0g mis
Saufrirts Gorssituns alse5 astrer tintsnss
Il =! fgQtsa ne5F SelfarssR<ad 2,25i i
Yeuts Rtfr.1.E &
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$50 -
frau easlaaas Sazeies.

1ts crit, NO is aaa lae8 g1 Z
.ssr. #zeg 3..ena ua stssn sl7 8iaid
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

Bifltsts rss. Sin ss4rsr trsa9It' itintn
-S&ulsrn, &natm unr M&rGsu, pcm Fttsaj1art-
a.n Sritse, uar vie tie iatlII&s armst $1,000
Rann fart. las llnslud tOtte, pom &ani9s son
9r'ubsn is er8s~ tiusddIrRen lwprssn, ras Ft
@ tasts ltuassta xalsn.
& ,sDs sauvn 10000 g'snuf' irass' bic helm
Ganuy. -~omIt pattsh fs III p.na s.INaS.n per
scrtsn
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RM D%erflufeu.

0ar e,ntn on rsr County NOas. in DER Corpora
len rsr stast 9trmann l~isstnpsn tuti&ea Baum
eastea nit 100 trastarsn Othtdunsn esr ~sprItsn
eipBuns,u litsrsl. Gitttatn wuucN N4 taIri5A
msltsn bel sen 9issntb imsr.
81. s.. ). g 4 mist.
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@fO0t

iar isin sis.n.s Snsfr,Fe i.tn uaS isine Ml0t.l
MIDI an anesrn W!asen fauisn, sts mon u, 8.
Saltnritters Nlc.tels4astr aneeirtem unr iif pm
Ter Sursasttatsit pss @uaren uno Siatststt fs'
greiis iHsr,sust 9at. Sin Ssrrr, rsI6sr nOfa be-
iHm laulte, lats
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1HnlAnAaA

w,rtfia cine CUTE auswstl ron Naarsn bait,
pslbs CT su rem nitrrisfsn 9rstifn s%srtauft,
y,rIctut es lid taum, eicist uui Sspo,nlt6s @eils
tetannt gu MAIDEN. Garum lUlte raan nift
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

-4,s... @ptttssabe. a(6sI& ~. @anr,ul, w.Idsr
eana. grpshi aas Dem Gsnfsr ptrit): 1ts tauns Du
.+1r1aa '@etes e'a6s 10 ~sssanSsla uns . 9rOs 'raastpsrfsn
81. .'.Tl'- for Die gSssI tSf sds niGt 'he. gans,2 asa
.# StuaI: Die bdtst : Sim? ista id nib,
..-.4 as5j. fanu"& 9ffs b! e Sh ,hihS Fin ID l&sn, ias oft 'rausa,.
aaam }RFPFftna 'rss'sasg = is has lane eansG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

HDtr iabta ID sxullsr 2auts,
% psr ia sin.r @smm.rna&t; e; 81.
Sn tstlnsn Armsn bic Gaubs,
SIsaanS 10 yfasrsrs mass.
%EEFbE g
Z Sstanna tsSaan nun "a rssm:s "a
S@tb neg, Du janssr STUDENT!
Gar bid pust MR. Rae 8,sn,
, Ntt Ger eiste tiH Du sa eus." 1898 "a
81 10. ID is1 Yfarrsr ntrbsn,
On be- 2au6s man Dies pesiet;
GO& nsan&sr s,rtsftt, auf G,psn
Pat isln. 954tn sstast.
%, sus ntu6 Id BON SSnsn ssrnefmen,
Boa S9usn 9srr 9t.rlss2
DIR 9farres mus F9,t ia i&dmsn,
Gas s 10 n.n yiitntr @&alsr .r,os."
Nsin Sins, Id 1iu.nra lstn 5irts.
Nbu tuI0VBb SgWtUaElH." -
u SsrIsst aud riht milne Nures,
Dtna ID sic js .inmaI saI'.
fDlAa nlg MID eintaul Sereammsn,
%3atttR @5f tssnnann.
Sod SObuuua. bic eisbs sRamnsn
Die SRsI pi&t lSiasg.!ann.
Ssl ID rem ssisfslt i:ssn,
Nt aulsr Y~risisr 'a1t2
Das sann's sine aists ssnn:ssbsu.
AIs titt.rs SUasa quail. III
Die 2ists ia isl BIZ ssrbistst
Die bsilis. Sariit las mid t.;
Nur siu papf, BON 8sna . stmISet,
@tnS nit iEr su @sti&t,
Gin papft tsiunut nit Der 9isbs,
BsiabI bsisa ltsfissn 2sit:
Nie islsst rem, iinst9et Srisse, 70
CTR gritFn tass tstn gests!
s4s
rps sisits @.its trirs sstalteu.
Dec @rssrrs 9suislOiaat;
@siaTtt Der 9ie0t sDalttn.
gaEaalitt afs eSnsat! J
S,'fSrsn Sit aui 81. rtssn,
81. ipqtt.n Der sdisiou, /. .
Gin Ssatsr 1nitr" mu5 Fstp
Sd sa rss 804itsn Sasu." "a.
SODA ma sfrsitb-nu bic 4iete
Qisb ipr.asn mid, lptam 9trt-,
SIR "aia ttsist sir. 5utuur fsts true.
Seaanna: Du 9ait mid ssr9srt.
Da fling is snS an gu uasinsn, ID
limb i6luH,et: Gin Srisasr wirR Gu.+'
Gie 8slt tann nus nitt seraineu,
' grstst 10 rss 91rvns Rus:
SIN Sansru ttat &tsmpfs. id. iparsn,
Sd 900. Fs fslsr an mid,
l1nS 'isf, 81 tuar tataialiass RaSrsp,
.Soaanaa ID ltsI. 9ia J.
30 tabt H. anl Fe taid Utsssr,
H..~ 49, . . ,Et = p - tHa.- 80 = -
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-29

THAT EXCELLENT TRoUPE OF ARTISTS mn
der the direction Of Kelly and Leon, COM
mcncc their weeks engagement at Walls
Opera House this evening. They will give
us their burlcsque Of tho Bouffe burlcsauo
operas, which Mr.. Fisk's company have pre-
sented OF tho National for tho last two weeks.
This company Of Mcssrs. Kelly and Loon
come among us with the very best reputa-
tlon as artists, and It Is said that Leon has
no equal In the different roles which he as
sumes. There will be an opportunity to
Judge whether the Communications that this
troupe has received In the different cities is
correct or not.
Mr.. JOE JEFFERSON commences his en-
gagement at the National on Tuesday eve
ming. Grip Van Wrinkle" will be brought
out. Mr.. J. has no equal In the pcrsonaton
of this character in this country.
BRrcSoLI, the celebrated tenor singer and
operate performer, Is to give concert at
Mctzerott Hall on Saturday evening, April
Sd. He will tarry but night on his way to
New Orleans and California.
JOHN B. GouoH will lecture at the Con-
grcgatlonal church In this city OH Tuesday
evening. Subject, "Habit." This will be
Its first delivery in this city.
CANTERBURY offers Its usual attractions
this week. Mr.. W. J. Thompson and his
trained dogs, farces, pantomlmcs and dances
will be the order Of performances.
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Hotels and Restaurants

THE CHEAPEST PLACE FOR STRANGERS TO
Il stop IN this city i.at No. 49, Pennsylyauis ay-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-29

ST. PAUL, MISs, +, February 10, lsos.
Proposals In the usual form, with the customary
conditions, are Invited to be received at this Office
aud at the QuArteTmAster's Omcs at the head
quarters Of the District Of Montana. until March
~, 1863, at u m, TO supply Fort Shaw the coming
season with 100 tons VI Hay aud 9,ON cords OF
Wood.
In like manner, to supply Camp Cooke with 800
tons Of Hay aud !, 40 cords Of Wood; 49,, go
Also, to supply In like manner Fort Ellis with
l2l tons Of Hay aud ], 90 cords OF wood,
Similar proposals will be received at the Dis.
trct QuarternasIer's Otiee, Fort steyensQn, DIT ,
above, 10 supply Fort Buford with 40 tons Of Hay
Mb S Sns 81 M Hsy eserd. WSSd and
SGS 40 frcI Of Lumber il logs, 10 square sis6t
inches at the smallest end, and TO be from eighteen
10 thirty feet long
Al the same time aud In the same manner pro.
pDsals will DO received at this Office and At the
district QuArteTmAsteT's office, Fort Sully, D. t.
to supply Fort Rice 100 tons Of Hay aud COZ cords
Of wOOdy to supply Fort snlly so or lees tons %
Hay and l,0O cords Of Wood to supply AZ fort
Wood.
It's to be understood that these amounts may 10
Diminished II the HAY or Wood he not all required
that the Hay Is to be cut when green, ana properly
cuTed-to be free from weeds anu sSlEes OF sMAmp
gTals; all cut aud cured bT September To- uehNet'
Tia We'd 10 be sound merchtntable wood to be
| delivered by .Januay 49, ls')' unless otherwise
| authorized, -, =, J., l.. ,.,t..., =, a, .
pos Deputy Quartermaster General U. s. Army
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Cow HtsTSn MSff II 5.iIsn
and delivering materials for, and doing the w0rl
be HSrbor Of 6icSt. al the mouth Of EIShIsen
mile Creek. Lake Ontario. y, Y. viii be receive,
clock MAJ Il Al VI ''
$500 lbs. Wrought Iron materials, or as pucl
a, may be Te99iJed assorted Ia three items'viI:
lem iii. Washers for, Screw BOlts.
Each T2S & r 70 n pound
Item u. d, u, cable feet, or as much as may be
SsUW Sa GU w6r be I'D and paG ac
cubic foot each lineal foot OF hated timber estt'
Item iii 5i,Sic CUBIC feet, or a. much as may be
required, Framing, Planking, BOltng, ke., In
superstucture. to he bid and paid for by the cubic
Item ". Excavation and removal of material
Sud Sthsr ruSbsR Necessary la STSS Ssa FoSd
bed or ieundstlon area for erib'to be bid and paid
'oS RI t6 he s iSSis q S' 80 lie, by e...
Bids for items Of a class, without covering all
the items Of GLASS, will be rejected.
company ~ bG Rs g .2 EH' msG:
good Ard the sqifS1ey 81 The sGsrsnt.ors must
Collector OF Customs, or other otcer Of the United
States Government, or responsible person known
TO this office.
Bonds for the faithful performance " the con.
tract will be executed In each case, in sums to be
axed by the undersignsdi and no boBdsmAn will
be accepted whose tlcieuey Is not proven to the
satisfaction Of the pndeTsigpsd. =, =,
IN, April %, 1860.
Iron % be delivered and labor commenced by til,
10th Of May, 1890
Work to be finished by December ], 1862.
All further necessary information may be OBJ
tained a. to Glass by personal application at this
ONCE, between the hours u II a. IN. and y. III.
until the l2th Of April ls, aud As to Glass either
by personal application, or by mail for copy OF
the specifications,
Bids and guarantees must be submitted On blank :
furnished from this Office apple tiOn, aud each
bidder must submit, with the bid the names Of
denCc, satisfactory to the under: ignsd, q their
suticienCy, NJ. y. M,ALEsTER,
mhls.td Byt Brig Gen. Major OF Engineefs.
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ST, PAuL, MINI, February ID. lsl9.
Proposals In the usual form, with the customary
conditions, are invited to be received at this Office
aud at the Quartermaster office a. the headquar.
tiers Of the district Of Montana, until March 30 lS6,
with 40 tons ofHay and 2, 0oO cords Of WoSSJ.
In like ina nner 10 supply Camp Cook with 90 tons
Of Hay aud /, 900 cords Of Wood.
Also to supply In like ma neT Fort Ells with l2i
tons OF Hay and !, 900 cords OF Wood.
Similar proposals will be received at the District
QuArtermaster's once, Fort Stevenson, D. T, and
at this office, same date aud conditions abOyeG to
supply Fort Buford with 40 tons " Hay aud 800
cords Of Wood; to supply Fort Stevenson with 30
tons Of Hay, 100 cords u wood, and SO, 900 fact
Of Lumber iu Logs, tn square eight Inches at the
smallest end, and 10 be FROM eighteen to thirty feet
long.
At the same time and In the same manner propo.
sails will be received at this office sud at tho Dis.
trct QuaTtsTmasteT's Office, Fort Sally, D, 7. , TO
supply at Fort Rice, 100 tons Of Hay aud 90 cords
OF Wood to supply Fort sully SO or less tons uf
Hay and Loco cords Of Wood to supply ut Fort
Randall l2j or less tons OF Hay and 30 Gorls Of
Wood
II Is to be understood that those amounts may he
diminished II the hay or wood DO not all required
that the hay II to he cut when grecn and properly
cuTed-to be free from weeds and sedges or swamp
grass; all cut and cured by September 49, dclNera'
BILE by weight.
The wood to be sound, merchantable wood, to
be delivered by January Is. 1870, unless otherwise
authorized,
Posts. s. H. HOLABlRD,
feb2i-td Deputy a. NJ, Gen, U. ), A,
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Carriages, Etc.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND wooD.
tOh hht AVN "oVDs
HEADR'Rs DEPARTMENT or DAKOrA,
G. oIfleE CHEZ avARLEINAsrER,

HEADR'Rs DEPARTMENT or DAKoTA,l
OFFlcE CHIEF QrARrEHNASrER, J
ST. PAUL, MINI, March u, ls59
Proposals in the usual form. with the Gus.
t0mATy conditions, are lnylted to be received at
this Office until April 2, ls to supply Fort Totten
the somt9g season with $50 tons Of Hay and l'ao
:, To supply Fort Ransom, p. T.. with 100 tons OF
Hay and 900 cords OF Wood,
To supply Fort Ripley, MINI, with 20 tons Of
Hay and no cords Of Wood.
To supply Fort wadsworth, D. T with so tons
OF Hay and 900 cords Of Wood.
To supply Fort Abererombis, d, T., with 40
tons Of hay and 900 cords q Wood.
To supply Fort snellingt Him, with 100 tons Of
To supply Fort Stevenson, D. T., with 5000
mile distant from the Post, on the Reservation.
II is to DO understood that these amounts may be
diminished ifthe Hay or wood be not al required ;
that the Hay IL to be cut when green and properly
cured-all to be delivered by September Is, ls9l,
deliverable by weight.
The Wood TO be sound merchau table Oak Wood,
to be delivered by January Is, 1870, unless other.
wise authorized.
The Hay aud Wood all to be delivered at the
posts, 5, D. HOLABiRD,
Deputy ouartermaster General U. 5, Army.
mhnl.td
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unoTS steam lines and Adams sSpTsss to care Of
X, II Hayonner. Freight Agent at Alexandria,
will DO forwarded AS far as LeeHburE free OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
andria and LeesburE and intermediate stations at
cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Leesburg, and between
those places aud int mediate points, are issued al
reduced rates. WASHINGTON BLYTHE.
uo3-n General erintendent
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U. $. ENGISEgR's OFFICE, !
NJ. y STATE sTRIET, 7

I
ALBANY, y. Y, March 10, 1879,
Sealed proposals will be received At this oiiee
until u o clock, IN, Monday, April 0, 1863, for
Dredging for The unlted States the hudson river,
about seven miles below Albany, a Channel
twenty eight hundred feet long and three hundred
feet " de- 30 As to give depth Of clsyen feet At
mean low wAler-the material dredged to be de-
new chauuel
The cubic contents, 10 position, to be taken out
i estimated, after careful survey, at hily uilr
thousand two hundred aud seycniy-Ilh 'uhlt
yards; but full Particular, with sngudlhgs, eau
Be- obtained at this Office whereby bidder can make
their own estimates, ,r, a., ,c.,
kThs work must be commenced ny hpfll ~ le1,,
and be completed by July -, -. Proposals "
be received iOT the whole work complete, not by
the cubic yard. NJ bid will be received uuls ;
made an he printed FORM ~ be obtained at this
office and accompanied by \ proper guarantee
The successful bidder will be required to enter
into contract with the United States with good an
suilcent sqretiss; stamps for contract and bonds
t. be furnished by the contractor. The United
States the right to reject all bids deemed
disAdyaptageons.
JOHN NJ, WILSON,
Ma Tor Of Engineers and Brovet Colonel u. X.
mi