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FOUND.

"EY-A large key, which can be had
~ BY calling at this Office, ana paying
Tor this advertisement. JulyI IL
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WANTED.

@IRI.S-TwO girls TO do general house
W work, to go TO a small town. Good
store OF LANPHEAR & MITCHELL.
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UYA NTED-AGENTS for . new domes-
w tic article OF great utility; meets
universal want; sells at sight; no cOmpe-
tition. Send stamp for circular. LITTLE
FIELD a. DAME, No. lO2 washington Ill,
Boston Mass, jeI7-W4t
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REPORT OF ARRESTS. = Thomas
Royston, the efficient Chief of Police,
makes the following report of arrests
for the month of June. giving the
number and nationality of those
arrested, and the cause for which they
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SEX q
SOCIAL RELATION.

rem aIeS 10
AlaleS....-.-
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CAIRO, July 2.-ArrivaIs; Tyrone, Nash
Vile packet, p. IL: Lizzie Gin, St. Louis
to New Orleans, y NJ; Tom FarroW, Pitts
tropO.is TO 81. Louis, 2 p. M; luWinary, st.
Louis To NIcksbuTg, 3 =. NJ; Quickstep,
evansville packet, 4 r. M. B0az, New Or
leans To Phtsburg, 5 P. NJ. River rose IA
inches. Iherm Ometer 90.
PITTsBURG, July 2-nOon.-The Monon-
gahela is 10 feet inches and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant. TheTmome-
ter 70.
NEW ORLEANS, July -Arrived-AIary
Houston, Republic, and Emma No. 3.
LOUISVILLE, July Port List: r. X.
Lee, to New Orleans; Lawrence, CiBcin-
feet inches in the canal, 4 feet 4 Inches
on the fails, and feet inches over the
rocks Weather clear and very warm.
Business DAN. H F
NASHVILLE, July 2.-River falling, with
three feet small o. the Shoals. Weather
dry and hot; mercury 90 at PM. ar
riVed-Ella Hughes, Cairo; Romeo, Evans
Vile. DepaIted-Romeo, Evansville.
MEMPHIS, July 2.-CIoudy: mercury 92o
River rising. Departed-Marble City, to
st. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, July 2-Arrived-Dubuqu
and Tom Jasper, from So. Paul; Bismarck
and city of Al on, from New Orleans; Ma
heokUk; WIN. j. Lewis, from Omaha;
MOllie A Die, from New Orleans. Departed
Ida Reesi 10 the Upper Missouri; City of
Pekin, TO Peoria; Tom Stevens, to Usage
River; Dubuque, to st. Paul; Rob Roy,
TO keokuk; NatroBa. to Hannibal; Belle
Memphis, to Memphis; w. b. Dance, to
Kansas city. River still rising, but more
slowly. There are no approximations or an
anb very warm; the mercury at noon go
at 3 Z. NJ. 967.
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B~ For the finest Card Photo
craps, go to w. r. Worthington q
Co S Gallery, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. jy1.3t
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gH~ Armstrong; Patent Musquito
Net Frame. The ne plus ultra.
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R9- Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. &. ID. HEIMANs.
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Ba~ Undressed or wash kid gloves,
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. If
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Bg~ just received at the New York
Grocery, 20 boxes fresh Lemons.
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PERFECTLY
EXCRUCIATING

.....l1- EAChOCIAIIN
Dry GOODS too cheap to give away.
Our entire stock will be closed out
before shutdown. Grenadines at 60c.,
worth 81 90. New York Store.
j. T. a. S. A. COOLIDGE,
je25-1w No. 90 Main Street.
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To LET.-Having more room than
a. necessary for our business, we will
rent g part of our house. (NO. 30
North Water Street to a good, re-
spOnsible party, on reasonable terms.
j. C.. DUsOUCHET Il Co.
Evansville, Ind, June z, 1869. If
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River Dispatches.

CINoINNATT, July Port List IA Hivals /:
MtnneOla, from memphis; Lizzie Tate,
kanawha- Departed: Golden Eagle for
Wheeling; Anna, Tor ST. LOUIS; Liz @
Tate, Tor Louisville; Emma Floyd, Tor
Nashville. River rising; II feet in the
channel, and % feet under the bridge. AT
noon the was heavy rain with thunGer
and lightning. Thermometer 50 degrees
in the shade. -Iat..
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LOST.

-ATR BRACELET Above Main
u Street. The finder will be rewarded
b : leaving the same at this Office. lJy2 DIT
ZK ONEY-A roll of IN ney with q ruo-
tWa her around ft. The finder viii be lib
eraIIy rewarded by leaving 1t at this office.
aX-On the road between Evansville
- and McCutchenville Tor few miles
beYond) a small wooden box containing
articles Of.littie value TO any one but the
owner The finder leaving 10 at the JOUR-
NAL Office viii be suitably rewarded. je29
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Bg- Mr.. M. NJ. Ormsby, late of
Chicago, and from one of the best
galleries in that city. Is now with w.
T. Worthington & Co. Give him a
trial. Satisfaction garanteed. Re-.
member corner Of Main and Second
Streets. Ia jy1 3t
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SHAwNEETowN & EDGEwooD r. r
From Duke Nicholson, we learn that.
the work of laying track on the
Shawneetown & Edgewood Railroad
has commenced, and that a mile or
more of track has been laid. This
road will open up a rich section of
Southern Illinois, affording the
thrifty farmers easy access to market,
and infuse new life into Shawneetown.
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PUT Our OF A STREET CARA
man, gypsy, we believe, was put off
one of the street cars by the driver,
yesterday, on account of being drunk
and misbehaving himself, at least we
were informed that such was the
cause. The man resisted the driver,
however, and things were quite lively
for little while. The affair occurred
on Second Street, between Main and
Sycamore.
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The Board of Health met IN regu-
lar session. Present-Drs. Walker,
Gray and Casselberry.
Dr. Casselberry presented the fol-
lowing report for June:
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LOCAL NOTICES.
RHNK NOTInE-

Ba Armstrong; Patent Musquito.
Net Frame. None better.
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RYOUSE-O On Fourth Street, between
-k-1 Main and Syca lore, a double three
story brick, with 40 good stOre-looms
VIII be rented sepSI ately or together
Good accommodates for two separate
families. For further particulars apply 70
Dr. n. 7. RUNCIE, NO. - North First
Street. junl5 dtL
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Dissolution Or UOparfuerqbin

JOHN w FOsrHRs ". o.
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= 900 feet two-inch hem ock
IA lumber, at cost price, by KAPPLER q
SALMON, corner Division and Canal SITS.
mails dJf q a WI
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FOR RENT.

KOUSE-A small tenement on Cherry
- Street. For Information apply at
HUGHES'S Dry Goods store, on Main
Street. ldlt
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FOR SALE.

6OTTAGE-A frame cottage, corner of
~ Second Avenue ana Seventh Street,
one square from the street railroad, con-
tanning four rooms, cellar, porch, &C.
Terms easy. For particulars call at south
west corner of Second Avenue and Eighth
Street, Lamasco. junl5 dim
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CLASSIFICATION OF AGES.
NATIVITY.

T0foI
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pRoPosALs FOR FREsH BEEF.

ys.nsn Viii Ss fsssiy.S Sc tiSSey % ned
& .pPpyin. Fresh and 6Sfnsa @ BSsf s Sns 70 e:
troops AZ this post.
quality. and equal proportion Of fore aud hind
sSsuSss Sss1f 1 'ssSs1 h sldHey' and taioy 70 be
may P. from time TO time required. BY and on
@ @snsh days as the commanding Officer may desig-
Corned Beef, the usual corning pieces to be in
propoH,on. the contract 70 be In force six months,
81 such less time as the Commls,ary General shsll
s issfS G nSs 'PR5SSyss a.. e. the
The nccks OF the cattle slau ghtsred for beef to be
The fourth vsrtebra Joint. and The breast tfimmsd
eut Of from t6iss to four nshSs Above the fnss e.
Joint. and Of the hiud quarters from SIX to eight
Separate proposals. in dsplsSts. viii also be 70.
eeiIed BY the u9derslgned, up to the same hour
s SS en-
post, OF supplied therefrom, with such choice beef
AN ihsy may from time 20 time REQUIRE, such As sir
roAsts.
The above 70 Ss delivered a, Long wharf foot of
Separate proposals., In duplieats, will also b.
received by the undersIgned,. up 70 the same
delivered At FOT WsrfsS. Boston Hsrsor. ass.s: ::
S d sass. Bs.i j. ss sSS.,sss srs
be delivered, then the eommissAry at FORT War.
,hO SeasisHsy by and the contractor Viii
oe charged villa the difference Of cost
bonds ST he sum c ssnsS also sS'tT Sy i've ,p,S
spGSSslsis suretes, whose names must be mentioned
The proposals will be opened At Il o'clock, "A, m.
Sn % the Ssh day Of June 1859. at Port Warren.
Proposals. viii be, marked Proposals. for
Beef. and addressed to-
First Lieut. 9th Artillery. 4. q. 8. feh WsIrep
Massachusetts,. ieii-tS
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Aatiuual @spnblitau.

tB CoPIEs OF TIE "NATIosAL REPuBLI-
oAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following placesi
BIsuor's Nkws STAND, willsrds' Hotel.
OoouRAs's NEWS srAsD, metropolitan Hotel.
wNEBEaeER's NRws STAND, Ebbitt House.
KrMBALL's Nxws STAND, seston HOUSE.
WILKINS NRws STAND, st. James Hotel
PkRKrR's BooK AND Periodical psPor,
No ass Seventh street, opposite the Post
once.
w.D. p. MAJOR, at oiiberps Dining Saloon,
,s1 street, between Ninth aud Tenth streets.
JoHs ". BuRaxR, No. aTs = street, between
twelfth and Thirteeuth streets.
Jous A. BurLnR, ststiouer, 21S near Thir.
tesnth.
BURKH's NKws STAND, Kirkwosa House.
OUAnLKs II. AsDnRsor, Ststionsr, stt sev.
euth street, between and q streets.
JAMS BELLuw, statioper, tsoJS Seventh be-
tween q and II.
s. q. 8. BARsouR, ststioner, SIS Seventh
street, between II and streets.
JoHsA. VAN DoRAN, stationer, Il south A
street, between New Jersey svsnus and First
street, Capitol Hin.
WILLIAM BARTLETr, statisnsr, Ne. 90 east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill.
SO. MILLS, stationer, II street nsrth, two
doors east OF Third street west.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy 9osds, s7l
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
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Proposals
pRoPosALs YoR STATIONERY,

DEIhnrnEsr OF AgRicuLrulR,
Sealed proposals. for furnishlnE stattSry for
the h.eal year ending June -. ls7D, will BE- 70
eeiyed Mth,s Department until Monday, the ais,
.e6eIais o. he .iifei.. and estimated quaint.
ties rrqul,sd, sod blank forms for biddlpG, con.
talninE full Information, will be furnished upon
articles fui nl-hed must be Of the bc,t quality
o. ihsiI Kind. samples Of which mast accompany
The va. ylll be considered and accepted or re.
g9ntrse!s must ee executed by the succcssfui
10 do. NN "'"'
Zach proposal must be signed By the Individual
9r nrm making ", and bc accompanied BY q sstis-
,nas,s9Iy snarantes OF the ability Of the party 10
Bend With approved security IN the sum Of three
,h9n,and dollars. tts,mo) VIII be required Of the
indlyidlsl or hrm 70 whom the contract may be
an deIye,le. will be subject to inspection by an
omeer detailed for the purpose by the Con mis-
sioner, and the delivery Of Inferior article will
De deemed sumeient cause to Annul the contract.
rronoshls unaeeompauied By . satlsfaetory guar.
antee will not be considered, and eontraets will be
awarded only TO established Manufacturer Of Or
dealers In the articles.
,,s Bidder; isSS,,d eosIO,H their BID.
viii cause the rejection Of sny ~,
Je''td Commissioner OF Agriculture.
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Mt..ourf avsaues. IN square A, or On tha. part q
..s In .rd TsrS ;..'ss yss m
ne pubic ,pses etweea A and B streets SOUTH
s.sonfa. ,,ssi 's ssss ~ sTd s IT,
EircInia arsnss. IL saasres 30 and 80. =, -,
nj, H. tx S s&sslss & vs. a. IA ssSiss s. IS, ~ III .sd D'
kassachhsstfs dvsaus. In Squares is.sis. so and
OHIO avenue. In Squares 257, 30, al and 1as. =.
Louisiana avenue, In Squares ssl, ss2 u.s. 80 and
Tadfana avsnue. In Squares 6ss. 67S and 57L
,ad aHs5yisnd ess9ss ", sSrsr' D. and In squares
Neg ysrssv avenue, In Squares $50. go. col and
kast Capitol strsst. in Squares ~. 7e. 100, O.
psi.si. q III. oass Uf On fha&.dsy, he Gres dsS
ia:,sinsss. mt :sesps where he same has sifssdy
bsep paid. OF walter tar on the properly set forth
Sss:d p ns is Ssssd pssS
p PropsrtK. Holders, issued from this oniee on
si,idg,l ov5sLi ssd IN ,,kottes, ~ q Wstsr Tar"
On all lots or parts Of lots which bind or touch
Psnnsvieania avsnps, in Squares west Of "A.
iss RS,'S H. p a. is j. s g. g. = s T.; IL 4 sis u U.s. U.s. ". & @
tsl. tol ., Rsssryation 10 A, Reservation u, 67,.
fut lNs iuls fofs lSt w. bl3 ana bit.
Ksfred NORTH, in Squares 6s. y, n, 70, 7e, 50. g.
III ~. ~ ss, sis & sl1. H. sts a. sts. SI sna a si m 4o
M .oSss y s6SeR 81 a. ss'
Esio Jsrsey avenue, In Squares 6s5. So. 67e, e27
61a, 90, go, 63l, 81, 6ts and 63i.
A street north, In square 6S7.
Fifteenth street t1est, In Squares 22), H' and
Biphth street east, In squ,res oo2 92j. eo3. s26.
e0t, COS, Us, ao5, 90. a7 and 90. -. - - -
,.Ss.ssh stirred psst.i Squares al as, ts,to
Eissis streei wst in Square. 100. iC7. si. ts.
-Four. r.and. .a-ha street. in Squares 90. sss. tsl.
~, Ss. E, %, ils sis 81 and 81. " D''''''s'' y
70, %, ii, 81, III n, IS, II and H.
Sfrfh sfreet ,otsf. between Maine avcnue and
sosth D street. in square d.
Maine nvsna<, Nm Squares and d.
South p street, In Squares Ss3 20 tS5 and io2
Fyrsf sfred east, In Squares rs and 79,
All properly on which the Water Tax has been
levied and which the same, or the requisite in
.,slment er instalmsnt. ,hsreof shall be unpaid on
ported TO The fsx Cciisetor. Who shall include
the same in his annual advertisement Of property
70 be sold for dsinquent taxes, and shall collect
the same As other taxes are collected. "
N. B.-This advertisement IL the only notice rc-
auired By law 10 be givon to owners OF property
on which q Water Tax has been leyied
s. r. BOND, Water Registrar.
jeo.5taw3w Tin one newspaper only.l
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PROPOSALS YoR sTATiosERY,

DHrARrnEsr OF IuE ISrERIoR,(
WAsHtroTQN, d. O., May n, issp
Proposals for furnishing such articles Of Station
ery may be required BY this Department and
year ending June So $50, will ge received until ID
o'siosk, m, Saturday June 10, 1859,
er hrm making u. and be accompanied BY a salts.
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute q
contract with good and sufficient bonds N his bid
accepted for any or all articles. All articles
furnished must be o. the best quality Of the iini
Bond with approved security will be REQ uired Of
the party TO whom the eontraet may be awarded.
On failure 70 furnish any article when req uired,
IN reasonable time, the night IL reserved Of par.
chasing In open market or Of declaring the contract
price paid forsusb srtisie the diaereaee viii Be
charged TO the eontraetor.l
The Department reserves the right TO reject or ae
eept the bid In all articles sinEiy or collectively
An estimate Of the quantlties which will be
needed, and blank forms for bidding. eontsining
inll Information IN aoeordanes with this adyer-
Proposals unaeoomp.nisd By sstisfactory Euar-
antee will not be conildered aud contraets will be
swsrded only to ,established manufseturers or
dealers In the articles,
Bidders will be required to conform their bids
Will cause the rejection Of any bid.
, Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary o
the Interior, and be indor,ed "PrcpOsals for Sta
uonerY. J. d. COX,
mJL-hwtd Secretary.
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pRoPosALs FOR WOOD.

HEADo'RN FIRST MTLIrARY DtsrRIcT,)
OfI1oE CHIKI IQuARrERNAsrRR, J
RiCHkOND, Va, June 7, lssp.
,his othee until u IN. Of SATURDAY, June 10,
-, for The deliyery q good. msIchaniible, dry,
Military District, at such times aud In such quan.
Titles As may be required In each mouth until June
-, lslO, as follows, via.
CANT GRANT estimated At l2O cords
hOkT MONROE, estimated at loo cords.
NnkfOLk, estimated at 10 cords.
WlNCHESTER, estimated at 20 cords
RhkMNihhk, estimated At 70 cords
PETERSBURG. estimated at 20 eOTds
separate proposals are required for each Post, AEd
the IL reserved Of rejecting any all bids for
eaeh Post. not nsidered advantageous
PToposals may be made for the whole or Aay part
OF the wood required.
All proposals must be guaranteed by responsible
parties In the usual form, and mudo subject to the
conditions mentioned In previous advertisements
By order ofthc Commanding General FIRST Mil.
tary Di,tTiet J. q. CHANDLER,
District. iplO.tl
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, June 4. lsa
Sealed proposals for furnishing the ace Of ths
Secretary Of the Navy aud the several BursAus az
the Navy Department with Stationery. for ths
hseal year ending June ~, 1870, will be received
until y clock, noon, OF the 18th Instant TheS
must he endorsed'on the envelope, "Proposals f5I
slaIionery' and addressed to the Secretary Of the
Printed form Of proposal. with schedule Of .,ti-
cles, will be furnished on application al the be
pSrtnept, and no proposal will be entsTtaI1eL
which does net conform In every respect 70 said
Among tbs articles embraced In tho schedule
% Teams Of Regulation Paper
70 reAms OF Dispatch cap.
10 Teams OF FOOlseap,
l2i rcams Of QuartO Post
~ reAms OF Note Paper
X Ieams q Envelope and Wrapping Paper
a., ~ reAms OF Copy ing Paper.
l5'nD Envelopes, oiieiAl and others.
lO quarts Of Ink.
I'D gross OF Steel Pens.
ll0 dozen Pencils.
Each proposal must be signed by tho ipdIyIdpaI
or hfm making u, aud be accompanied by eaTU
ncate OF the Collector OF Internal ReTsnla oT tSs
District In which the party Is conducting busiba-s
that the bidder Is manufacturing or desiinS N
kAet. 'no eOn-
Should the contract bo awarded To A par,x AN.
gagged In business outside OF washinKtoa N 'xsiil
be with the distinct understanding lhAI thav unst
have branch establishment In washlnEton Irons
required "hen
be considered, r. RnpIRi ho'
Jtt'hh Secretary of the kAvv
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AR MY PLIES.

oRTIcH CHIEP PQrLErERNAsTER,(
sfoEI LRAyEswoEIn, KAN, May 81, ists.
livery Of the following named supplies At the posts
l,so cord. Bard Wood 30 tons Hay 800 bushels
49,, rf.It Aartsr, Kan.as,,
NJ sSrd: marS Wood. Lao tons Hay. 200 bush.
-, : Fort Hays. Kansas
2 soTSs maFd Mood. 2'soo tons Hay. zoo bush.
Fort Wallace, Kansas.
R,;s Rh;So cords Wood. iSo tons Hay. so bushels
Fort Larned, Kansas.
loo cords Wood, 40 tons Hay:
a.so cord. waSstt waSst 5DssH,; 5aB "a Rqnsa'' H.w
,2,sl cords Wood. i,5O tons Hay. SO bushels
600 cords Wood, 0D0 tons Hay.
sHNsS 4 iSsSidaP wIsss %s y 5SH fHStsiS6
Iort waiass BidSers viii state he Place vi where %
TSS S%sS do5 r. I1TS: T., RI;y M.,s'S 4 and
Dodge, Lyon aud hey nolds 10 be Of ihe best III;
o. wood EICwlnE IL the ,isiRi!y ol The respective
brush, cord 10 bs is cubic feet ''A'' "'D"' anu
ratsiy. he TrsS % at %hsH tSSy Viii fSfSi.S SSPSS PpSc
wood provided they are allowed TO cut Il on the
reservation. and the price u cut on the roser-
walton,
The hay to be good merehautabIe prairie hay,
10 be well and securely stacked In sueh manner as
TO be imPeIyious TO heavy rains or SHOWS. A
clause wi be inserted In each contract providing
that any damage which may result to the hay
from imperfect stacking, must be made good to the
Government by tho contrAetor The hay mast be
cut BY or before August ~ A ton 10 be 400
TIE hay tot Port Riley may be cut on the rsser.
The delivery Of the wood aud coal to commence
on or before July 10. aud be continued at the rate
OF atleAst Onesixth VI the quantity contracted for
The delivery Of the hay to commence on or be.
fore July u, and to be completed or before oe-
PI9Posals will be received for any portion of the
Bld. must be made separately for each article and
for each post.
Bids from persons who have hitherto failed to
carry out contracts W ith the Government, or TO en-
ter into contracts which have been awarded to
them, will not be considered, and no bid will be
entertained unless the party making the same Ia
present At the opening OF the bids TepTesen ented
by an agent or attorney.
Payment for one-tenih Of the wood aud coal, and
one.hfth OF the hay contracted for will be with.
held until the contract is Allied.
The usual conditions, which can be Aseertained
at this oihce, will bo Imposed upon bidders and
contractor. and blank forms Of proposals will be
furnished upon application.
by authority OF the Department CommApder,
l., G, RAsTON,
je0d Deputy O. NJ. Gen. @, q, M Dent Mo
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Steamboat Lines.
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
ll BRrwRBN
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the hne BtsamshIps i, o. KNIGHT,
JOHN GIBSON, and yALLEG CITY. <s.tsss
q M rp! hS Well
YORK, .ALBXAHDR1A, WAsHINGToN: and
PaT S ks. frsl sysiJ
SATURDAY, st N, Leave GRoRGETowN
every MONDAY .SID and TaURsp;AYTdI22p ~ d2 o,,r
Agent; once and wharf foot of High street. George
town ,oIat the corner Of seysnt@ssnth @ street stree aud
aplS.u President.
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BIDS h9yloE nominal or fictitious prices will not
Je7.MN sesretaIy 81 tpe M
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRAsPoRTATIoN
hEADa'ks FIFTH MILITART DISTRICT
o STATE oF TgNAs,
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AUSTIN, 1HNAs, May IL, ls6D.
sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
Ut this Office until jane q, lsdp, at ~ M for the
TRANSPORTATION Of Army Supplies, from the lst day
Of August, 1852, until the Slh day Of June, ls7H
on the following route, viz Route No. 0, FROM ths
wharf on BTaIns Island, Texas, to Point Isabel,
and thence by land ~ Brownsyille, Texas Bidn
for water transportation from BTAIOs Island Ia
Brownsville viii also be received.
Bidders will state rAses per 100 pounds for tho
whole route, a. above stated. at which they will
transport suppleA "''
ThS right Is reserved sO reject any or all bids Of
Zach bid must be accompanied by a guarantee Of
At least two persons, iwhoae responsibility must
be certified by the Clerk Of Court Of Record mai
tho bidder H. competent to carry out the Contract II
awarded to him, and the residence aud post otice
address OF each bidder and guArAntOT must lss
stated, Nobld entertained not co forming 10 thas.
conditions. The attention Of bidders Ia called Ia
1850 S' h'
The amount Of bond req ulred from the eontra,to,
will be twenty thousand (seO, OOO) dollars
foTms Of contract may be seen al the Demo,
at this once. A'A"'' anu
=, Proposals. must be indorssd "Proposal for Army
TraGSPSSLlHiiOa m on Route No, O. and addressed 10
~ command Of Brevot MAJOR Gen J, J. Rey-
uOlds, NORRIS s MILLRR'
Deputy ouartermaSter den, BreVet Brig, Den.
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