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ROCHE TER.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, April 10 -James
HessOr has been sentenced to be hung on
the All OF June for the murder OF his
wife.
a woman named Bridget Connsll, who
was beaten with a stove poker in the
hands Of a mar named Dorcy, Sunday
week, died last night from the eff cts OF
the injuries resolved. Dorcy has lad.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, April 19.-Between s and
10 O'Clock on Sunday morning, burglars
entered the Jswelry store, No. SO North
Fourth street, owned by MI. Copells, and
carried of about $4,000 worth Of prop
a-tV
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NASHVILLE, April 19.-Ths Federal
Court, Judge Trigg presiding, convened
at the cspitol this am. The new Dis
trict Attorney, McPhsil Smith, was in
attendance, together with the old Mar
shall-Do change having been made in
that Office.
The Republican County Convention
to-day appointed delegates to the State
Convention, to nominate candidates for
Supreme Judges and Governor. The del
egaies were instructed to vote for Jno.
Trimble for Supreme Judge for Middle
Tennessee. No instructions as to other
Supreme Judges or Governor.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, April I9.-Lste accounts con-
frm the safety Of Dr.. Livingstone, the
African traveller. He left Zlnguebar in
January for England, going overland
via Cairo.
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NOTICE.

MoaGAN-The friends. and a~cqusintauces
OF ALIEN F.. MoRsAE and family are respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral, from his
late residence, No.14s Elliott street, this Tuesday
morning, at ID o'clock. Services by Rev. Mr..
Ransom.
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suburban LANDS and Residence
fnr Sale.

r WILL sell my lands, situated three miles
east of the city, between the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and the Poplar street
Road, on any terms from cash to- credit o
ten years. and In quantities ranging from three
to three hundred acres or / will exchange por.
lions OF IT for city property, or for improve
mems TO be constructed on other portions.
Nv residence. with from twenty-three 10 thirty
one acres of lane, will be sold az a bargain for
cash. or on the usual terms. Apply 10 me on
the premises, or address me through the PCss-
Office at Memphis.
apl5 IN -AEzEVANT, |
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PHILADELPHIA, April 19.-John Law
Ter, one OF the proprietors of the Sunday
Dispatch, died last evening.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MENPHI8 THEATRR

Extraordinary At raciiYe Encouragement, for
four Nights Only. with the OR 81 Csrie8fuTist
ard Genius ofa Burlesque, fHE LETTING
WE'LL in his cgea-ion OF koMeJ Iafier
jenkins.
gussdsy Evening. ADriI 30-WH1 be en-
acted TOD MUCH Eos GOD NATURE
Ro nsoJ hier Jenkins, The LsfHnsEeI. The
entertainment will commFncs viii ire
drunken drama OF TOODLES.
SCALE OF PzICEs-Dress Circle and Parquette,
81 orclestra Chairs, 81 80 Family Circle, SO
cents Colored Boxes, 50 centa C0lOred Gal
lery, Is cent.
Doors open al quarter 70 : O'Clock; curtain Will
rise at 8 precisely. Cookbook open nom 10
O'Clock am to 5 nm.
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Maze
Sweet and Palatable to tie Taste.

Sweet and Palaiable TO tie Taste.
IT'S a wei known fact 10 cur PHYSICIANS that
4 Quinine mast he taken in some form -
sntieote 70 chtlis, fever and the ma drial poi
sons OF our country and 1t VIII De gratifying
to invslioS { know that THIS, the most bitter
Of all medicines, can b. prepared IN the form
LIQUID OR Pc w Err,
SO as to deprive It entirely OF its bitterness. ard
render IS both sweet and pleasant 10 The taste
even to iufants and children.
This valuable medicine can be scund, ready
prepared ar al hours, at tie Drug EmperfGn
Gate ]. 3. WATSON & Co. Nc. BIS BAN street.
To Physicians We wouidsays
Our Pr description Department
Is thoroughy con p.ete. Our assistants in at
tendsnce are graduates in pharmacy. thus a.
ford ng a guarantee OF 81 Il ard care in dis.
pensir z medicine and in prescrib ng The above
preparation. Physicians will pieaSe write The
symbol 5. O. d. Tor Quinss Duici<} and humber
OF grains, also whesner in a powder er Ifquft
form.
car Retail Department. Is replefs with
everything pertaining to TIE trade. Ladies and
gentle nen vii nnd a rare t~eiection Of genuine
Lubinis, CoudFay's and Other
Extracts, Perfumes, Ponaaes. Kte-,
And all other toilet articles OF recent irapoata-
tion worthy their attention. Il viii Afford us
pleasure TO wait On cur a~cqaaintarces Rlu
others, as Ia years past
The wholesale trade supplied as usual.
WAS5OE, SAELSER q O
api4 3iS Main Street.
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CORRysPoNnEECE.

CyrTeT9oadeace, on Pubic EUs3sts, solicited JTos
ae7y part Of The United States.
AINSLIE KEATING & co.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee o. Allen Z. Morgan,
OF Memphis, in the county OF shelby and
state o. Tennessee, within said district, who
has been sdludgsd a Bankrupt upon his own
petition. by the district Courto OF said district.
Memphis, Tennessee, the l2th cay of a pril,
A. D., 1863. WILLIAM Y. CIkODE,
apl3 2tZ7 Assignee. gte.
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TO THE PUBLIC
RAwEa OF ADVERTISING.

TEHKs OF sUBsCRIFTION.
HAILx APPEAL, one -
EEELY APPEAL gQe yerr Z
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Ia the District Court of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee In the mat
ter OF Willism r. Williamson, BANKRUPT. In
bankruptcy, District Of West TGnnessee-ss-
To when it may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointments assignee OF William K William
soa, OF phis, in the county Of Shelby and
State OF Tennessee, within said District, who
has been sd judged a FaakruFt upo1 bis cWu
p~etiii0n, by the District Court Of said District.
MsmpbiS. Tennegs e. the 18th day OF April,
A. D., 1859 WILDIAM Y. GIRO JE,
apf3 u Assignee. Etc.
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To when it may concern:

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. IN the mat
ter of Allen +. GoIg n, Bankrupt. In bank
ruYtey, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointrnent a. assignee of MatIIds q Armour,
or the county Of shelby and State OF Ten
nessse, within said district, who has been ad-
Judged a bankrupt upon b T own petition by
the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18TH day Of April,
A D. 1Se9. WILLIAM 7. CIRoDE,
aDl3 s0E Assignee. Etc.
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THE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee O~fImEnuei Ooermeier
OF Memphis, in the county of shelby, and
Stat OF Tennessee, within said Disirict, who
has been a1judgsd a Bankrupt upon his own
Memphis, Tennessee. the 18th day OF April,
Al ls69. WILLIAM Y. ClRODE,
aDl3 % Il Assignee, etc.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OfHaunfbaI q Carter.
of M~smphls,iD the county OF shelby anc State OF
Tennessee. within said district, who has
been 2djudged a Bankrupt upon his own petit
ton, by the District Court Of said district.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18th day of April,
AID, 1859 WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
apf3 20 q Assignee. Etc
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IN the District Court of the UnifsI States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter II Matilda a.. Armour, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District OF West fennessee-ss.
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PHILLIP II. STANLEY, JAMES h. SMITH,
GEORGE W. SMITH.
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proposals FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
0FPICBAss'T Con. GENERAL OF sUBsIsrKSoH
CHIsp Con sunsIsr,E DIR or THB EAsr,

oFFIcBAss' 7 Cor. O GENERAL OF sUBsIsrKSoE)
CHIsV Con sUS.Isr,F DEP T or TasEAsr.
Sealed PROPOSAL "a dupiie.i. aiiI,bs Received
balldinE corner q drsene and Hsu.tC9 streets. n
Stores ESQ., to t'i b. % asiIIs1sd is
t sat 80 P Paaats ns. per S. p.
ns.sS spgand. Sr.t auslitS thoroughly smoked
Tsa Of @ S.cf fif dPs South
90 pounds prime White Beans. to be packed In
N5 pSasSs Caroline Rice, In clean. good stout
,aO pounds roasted and ground Rio Coffee. In
PSSnd 4. e SIss9 dc Br:wS s1S'E sgT.
,,o pound. best quality Of Ad,maaslus Candles,
pound. sSa& SaTa sSap PssEsd IL boxes ss.
SsPSI sssnP S Go F Ss ground IN
81 q pSS99d; 3 Pl%s iSbsesS; army standard IL
pounds Smoked Beef, packed In sacks.
lQ0pOunds Java Coffee, IN sacks.
boxes ssrdi9es, packed Ia boxes
cans Green Corn, 2lb. cans. packed IN boxes.
These stores are required fOr Immediate dsiiv;
articles must be elVered, II by express or other
wise, free, with the proposals, aud referred Il
therein also printed copy OF this advertisement
mnst BIO attached to each proposal.
me sellers name, place Of business, and date q
purchase, as we'll as the name Of contents, with
shipping marks to be hereafter designated, mus
be plainly marked on each package
Blanks for proposals furnished on application by
mall. which must be enclosed In an envelope ad
dressed 70 the pndersigned, and Endorsed "Propo
sails for Subsistence Stores. I"
iys.td Bisva Brig. Gen. Il .n aai I. y. III
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proposals FOR STATIONERY

Sealed pi1ss.s. tsr !qsi ls
ls7S vii b Esesysd 4 shis Department until th'
81 az ir @. VIZ IT. sis4d g. s. stop
Six gross s-iueh Inkstands, No. sos. glass stop.
Twelve gross sI.ineh Inks.auds. No. sos. glas.
Three gross 4.ineh Husbands, No. sos, glas.
Two hundred thousand white Envelopes. s'.xS.
TwS hunarsd thousand white Envelopes. OS.x4,.
t ons susa1sd thousand white Envelopes. 1871
Sl;aT forms 1sr bidding will be furnished upon
~. Ma. VII be considered and accepted or re.
Coptraets must BE- executed by tina ,uees sfuI
bidders within ten days after being called upon SO
The articles contracted for must be furnished
flsm time to time during the year In quantities
pursuant to orders from the Department. The
entire quantities will however, be called for
IaeG proposal must DO sixned by the indi yidusl
..nd Ssiisrs, ts.GS.i spprSyea gy Uaitsi
. p StnsS RF Sf% u 3 be ss rsssd
iSsh portion Of the Arel''A may
All deliveries will be subject TO Inspection by an
fefF a:'a,d iSI tSs .GH
Gle will be deemed sutieieRt cause to Annul the
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington.
the sOasrset operate tss S or ~ SSqS ss
entire penalty o. the bond or the Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, In open mar
necessary to- supply the deficiency caused by such
failure, and charge to the contractors My per
centum Of the price which 1t shall be found neees
tAAy TO pay for such articles,
Proposals unAceOmpanied by satisfactory
bond will not be considered, aud contracts W in
be awarded only to established manufactures OF
GEORGE 8. BOUTWELL,,
10 2-td Secretary Of the Treasury
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The Wood Is to be delivered on the wharves Of
the respective posts and the Coal In the yards or
places provided for its reception at each post. aud
paid for according to the weight certified to by
he acting assistant QuArtermastsr at the place Of
Bidder; must state separately the price a. which
each OF the above named places.
Each bid must be accompanied by 4 guArA utee,
signed by two responsible persons, that n case the
bid is accepted and contract entered into, they
will become security In sum equal to one fourth
q the amount Of the contract for the faithful per
No bid will be entertained that Ia not made In Ae-
Iianee with this Advertisement.
The Government reserves the right to reject an y
or all bids regarded as disadvantag to the de-
partment or to accept such portion OF Asy bid. not
less than for post, that may be deemed OF ad
vantage to the public interest.
Bids may be made and will be entertained for de.
livering tho Coal and Wood at any one or moro Of
the pl aces named herein.
Bidders have the privilege Of being present at the
opening Of the bids.
Proposals mnst be addressed to the Undersigned.
and Endorsed Proposals. for Wood or Coal, u las
the case may bel 10 whom application should be
made for dditionAl particulars.
BY order o. BIeyet Major General Rpfus Ingalls,,
Assistant QnAttermAster General. United States
army, and Chief ousrterms,ieI; DspsTtmept % the
East HENRY O. HODGES,
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and QuArtermAsteI uni
ted States army, Chief QuarteTmAster, Third
Quartermaster's District. iy2td
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Railroad Routes.


ID
WAautuarou espt IL Iaea
noRi. 90 wxsaIISToR SHb THi WIFI. ar.
,,L..v. daily, .sssps s1sdsy, 4 100, 500 .sa
I'M M Nd "a sT2THs ""p N.
Law a.1v 49,. y, =, YEA n. ~
asd 4" asdL m r, ,,,ro,u
tS,,. sGAIVbss a., =. ,.-
Asnspoiis an N nsay W. M "' wv
ro2pr usqHTpAAdSr
LsavsNsa. n, a.3 III x. a M's "A nd !, a., -
soR NAY mATIom
SoRn IN R.arfyg nP VII p1pSY
Z Law All, s.ssns ssts,As1 "a sn.a.x q.
.W $50 oese.y' ~
4. a a%si ~ p m snasp IA,
o. sunday, d 40. w az :. n. ,sly,, so..
ssslpG ~ hsify station with Trains from baltimore
nwheethfi rsfterspnIa',Se.
xLhtk9ash u s,. Y ne wsN esn ps BAD ~ ne
day
IM oN 10Th .rhlAas'pplA, ana Boston, 80 "a
vsnssmsntU rhfousn Line ,.-
u WlLsOn,
. ,a,, 1fenf o. TfhhsportAnons
k.%VVtJA ys3stA Ilekst AGenk
wv. =. kOonIh. oensfAl Aren't. WaAnihftoh.
UyHROUoB LINZ HErWREN WAaHINoTOU.
PHIlA SRipHis xhh,N We STTnpp2 f"H'
WAslilaroI, Sep IS isss-ncon.
Trains between WashinGton and New York are
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pRoPosALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.
ina, p,,,,, o,,B c.s, aga,,,.,...,.,

v,.- uIpnX ohlhr NpAhIkhhAs1EE'
OohEER HousroN AND 0RRErE sTs.,
NJ, Sealed propossls, In duplicate. with copy Of
.nis adxsrtsement attached to each, are invited
WI 70 ppsos sy AZ thi. oaee until o'clock
Y. " suLy so lsb TOT supplying the Quartermas-
n.s pephtment o. THIS District, with nineteen
nnndtva aha 80 nnne,y.ohe cords OF mershantabls
III u ME- Wt9oa nS snbls test.l and seven thousand
hnu tniny.tWo ,I.uHl tons C2,Np pouudsl hest
ausny anthrsete Ccal' egg, stove and nut siIss,
pe uels eIed AZ speh times =. the places hereinaf-
~ - may pe required prlor 10 october 81,
iog'. ~ Iguoys; - ~
..a a Ply C2iumDus ~ L. h'-Eo tons stove andl
HRtns uhhaOeM u,,-.v,,
kor! WOOD, ". ,-InI tons bfE Goal
10Y hhmuuon. ~. 4; n-I cords WOOD M
w WA NV saa 30, tons gal a, 49,, ~. a.,
EoI Wtutworth, ~. 4. Hi tons Nut, liz
toss stove ana - tons ~ Coal
uw oirt sohuIer. n, II sos tons Esg Coal.
Wiliets Font. T. Lilo cords Wood, TT
to h sieve, ,so tons Ees and % ton. Nut Coal.
-, f9rt Adams X. l'-lN cords Wood, ga tons EgE
og pn;;, ru,,u
, I9rt Trumouil' CI-p tons Bgs and % tons Nut
ognL po,.,
KgE Coal.
pisss,burrh barracks N. f.-lso cords Wood
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
HHs .n,s. sI i.T n g. p,.Is,sr.

HEADa rs lsr MILIrART DfsrRIcr,l
0IFICE CHIEI QUAnrERsLsTER,
RICHMOND, VA, July 9, 1850.
Sealed proposals, In triplie.te, Will be received
At this once until u Of rRIpAY, August Q,
1892, for the delivery Of forage 70 the ouartermAs
ter's Department. a ths following named points,
At such times and In such quantities As may be
quired until Dscsmber 30, 1850.
AT FoIt Monroe, Va, sou bushels Oats and
AZ R,ehpond. Va, in stO1shouse a Rockets,
such otleI points q. may be desisns,ed By the
Al Winchester. Va, such quantities Of Oats and
Hay As may be required for the service OF that
Post-estimAted at 40 bushels Of Oats and tons Of
The new crop preferred.
The right 70 reject any or all bids 10 reserved.
advertisements from this once. will be required to
b. observed by bidders,
above Posts, and biddsis must state .eparsisy the
each point above named.
The envelopes containing proposals to be In
by mail to this ofhcs.
By order % the GENERAL Commanding Eir.t Mill.
tary District. J. q. CHANDLER,
Brevet Colonel, ouAf'ermaster u. s. Army,
Chief auartsrmAster LIST Military District
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NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.


e..,., LouIsyiLLr, KY. June IS, 1859
q III. Ses mil Il m m S Ss XII b rsssiysd
1eD. for the excavation Of sboat q M cab,s 1s,d.
land Canal 'he anu Forr
SPECIFICATIONS Of the work to be do,.. .,a 49,
other information necessary, will bs furnish.St.
those who apply IN person. at this ofnee' "
A printed copy Of this advertisement mus \. al.
taohed TO each eopy Of the proposal, and sssh IA
must be accompanied by a written guarantee.
signed By two responsible persons, that the party
or parties proposing will enter into contract upon
reoei wing the awArdment
10 bids will be eniertsined except from persons
who have had experiences In similar work, and the
risht 10 reserved to raieot any and all BIDS II il
.h4l BE- deemed for the Interest Of the Government
twenty Per eentum Of the monthly estImst. Of
the work done will be retained as sesurity for lac
fol al lment Of the contract '
Proposals must be enclosed In q scaled eny erope,
and endorsed Proposals for Rock Rxcavations' u
aud addressed " O. wEtTZRL,
MsjoI Cons Of Engineers,
jye-td Brevet MAJOR General ID, 81 A.
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PROPOSALS roR woop AND COAL.

orrIc, Tlu.r.,s PusL,c scHoets.}
tealsd proposals will be received At this once
e. prSis s.Sss. .,s S IA
school rear endinf JqlJ :. 49,;
90 tons white Ash Coal. broken.
eoords Oak Wood, sawed and split.
9 cords Pine Wood, % vsd and split.
% tons white Ash Bsg Coal
cords Oak Wood, sawed and split.
6eords Pine Wood, saNed and split.
THIRD DIsTRfCr.
70 tons white Ash Coal, broken.
seords Oak Wood, sawed an split
cords Pine Wood, sawed and split.
f0URTH DISTRICT.
70 tons White Ash EGH Coal.
oeords Oak Wood, sawed and split
To be delivered from time to time during the
school year. At the iasreni school houses. In such
quantities. as may be ordered by the Trustees Of
the respective Districts,
About 20 tons broken white Ash will be received
at once At wall.eh Building. Third district
sach proposal to be endorsed Proposals for
Wood and Coal, and to be addressed 10 tho IN !.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids II
deemed 10 the interest Of the Cooperation to do So
JAMES Q. DULlN,
JyA.N ChairmAu Com. SuppIies
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pROPosALs FOR STONE.

TRRAsURY DEPARTEEkT,l
OFFICE or The BuPBkyIsIEG AkCHITEcr, I
July -, lsoD.
Sealed proposals will 10 received until August
y s% for fo. f sas sSs III:
ties and NJ such times as may bs required, 40 900
cubic feet, more or less. Of dimension GRANITE,
clear In color and free from seams, stains. or sap
be null to the square and true sound ia every par.
furnished hereafter,
STONE, or North River RUBBLB, TO b, dat on the
bed, sound, and bIeakirE With clean, square
frselurei one quarter, TO be bond stonep, TO con
,sn 10, les ,htn sgss Feet and no stone to son.
Also ioI 900 yards. more or less. olhard, durA.
able STONE, broken to the sire Of hens eggs.
BIDS will be made by the cubic foot and yard, aud
VII be .SsadSTsd separately for dimension stone.
Gas. e Be S ma SpGS delivery
Architect or his agent, deduotnI 10 per cent until
the nqal completion OF the contract
"A Az bids mt Be sssOIpani.d BY penal bond in
bidder viii sscspt and perform Il" ecatr ss II
awarded to hm-ths Cheney Of the seeuritYto bs
certified to by the District Attorney Of the district
or all bids " It be deemed for the Interests Of liz
Government to do so. an any bid that does no.
conform In every respect to this advertisement will
Proposals to be Indorsed, proposals. for Dimeu.
sion, hubble, and Concrete Stone. %
Bidders Tot Dlmsnsion stone will submit In all
cases sample Of the stone they bid for-6 Inches
ss: sSS .Sss%iss he iS';s 8 iss ri'
Bi.ct Supervising Architect.
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. RoP LssT oR COAL


INV ORLEIHs. La June rs, 1860
Sealed proposals, ~ dup,ieat are sol!e.tsa and
July u. 1850. at II m, for the delivery TO the
QuartermAsters Department 10 this city OF l75 900
bushels Of Bituminous Coal. eighty pounds per
bushel.)
Coal to be delivered IN such quantities and at
such times aud places within the city OF New Or
leans as may be designated by the Depot Quarter
master.
Goal must be Of the very best quality Of btu.
minous, subject 10 inspection before acceptance,
and win be rejected " not Of the quality required
Bidders will state the names and residences Of
two rssponsibls persons they propose 70 Offer as
sureties. Contract to commence August ], 1852.
this Ad ertisement.
Bids must be endorsed "Proposais for Coal, ="
and addressed to the undersigned.
BY order of Brevet BrigAdisr General Fred
Myers, Chief auArtermsster Dspa.tmsni q Louis
lana. X, J, STRAND,
BIevst Lieutenant Colonel and A. Q. n. D. s'A.
Depot uArteTmAsteT, jy7.td
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RoPosALs ToR SUPPLYING CEMENT.


Or1IOI or sUrssvIHEo A.eR!IIcT,
Sealed proposals will DO received pntii il m, Of
livsring 1900 barrels tmore or less) Of the best
duality thereto, on the site Of the proposed Post
Once building n New York. Bach barrel 70 con
ilysred IN quantities o. from 800 70 1000 barrels.
subject 70 the order Of the supervising architect Or
judgment, necessary.
An bids nu.t b accompanied By . penai bond
In tbs cum Of 5000 that the bidder Will accept and
perform the contract, II awarded 70 him, ths sun n
cheney Of the security to be- certified 10 BY the
resides,
The Department reserves to Itself .hs right. to
tsrest Of the Government to do so, and any bid
that does not eonforn In every respect 10 the re-
9Sir.9sns'o Of this 'dvsrsi'smsn' viii not be con-
Proposals 10 be endorsed proposals for Supply.
A. D. hULLETT,
jyl7-0 Supervising Architect.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-26
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

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Sealed proposals are nyited and viii be roe Of 70
at this once until u m, on MONDAY July 10Th,
for furnishing the QuArteImAster's Department
Sixteen Cavalry Horses, as follows:
The horses are TO be sound all particulars we'll
broken, In full nesh aud good condition, from (l5)
nfte,n to t6) sixteen hands hish, from t6D ave to
tal nine years old, straEhtbAeked, short-ooupled,
o. bay color, and we'll adapted In every way for
cavalry purposes.
a thorough Inspection Of each horse will be made
By Government officers, aud those that do not con-
form to the above description will BE- rejected. De-
livery must be completed by the Middle Of August
neIt Bids will be submitted to the Qua u
General for his approval, before awarding con.
tract.
Proposals should be marked ''Propos ,ls for
Horses. ~ and addressed to the undersgned,
By order OF the ouarterma.tsI General;
js26. Bvt, Capt. A. A. O. M, u. S. A.