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The GRIND army OF tho nepnbIlc.

The GRIND Army OF tho nepubIlc.
Fun ~ Stts rori Ht.ud, Juiv q.
The Grand Eucanpracnt OF shs Grand Ar,uy of
the Republic Of the State Of New York has been
holding It's annual Session during the part two days
tt Boom 1Hea1e, concluding yesterday. About
f1 delegates were In attendance, representing
nsarly ~ posts, Vice Commander colone, E. y.
cabsa saesou sonprtsns sRs aslesa % Ra me
nm, G. w: Brown, ]. B. Murray, u. q. E1lb sud
J. u Achean, presented the following report,
preamble and resoluuons, which were unauimpus-
1y adopted Jea1erday afternoon:
IsGt Graad E-e,.pu4., " j.. aa:s y yse fv1I:
tiea ~; sa1 1s.ssiaaz sssss IL = sis q;
q. AZ! 4 :s; ds SsS;
sSeso pesy tse La. Ia 4 os9 P.iaess rass r.
sn.t dre.;e - en- peste Sne,t.ans ot ssernsaYH.
ys.;lsa. ~ sssi.sa NJ = III 4 e1a.eaaas
wt1se oteiA rela.onihtr with ':iI e1sts--Eesd 10
b1F7a1rnent witch Ii would czc.lLo u him !. vel =
CID Msia foa1 N
ntt1 s.la OfT 5s sSsinf led
=. .sl,s. e:td t{s.s T. ,ue.; 1--we .aa
saas,y ;fa~ III she thr.aem sseh E e@saes ' es
Ia 2
tot to dt,trc1 ttT sloseI irle FROM tie tyraauy 81
furekn rover; therefore. X II
Eea}Etd That we krstu1ste them their p3et
Ruertes: that cosrnd and frjoce Nt their be1olc
md pebe stand Asaost great odds and hert3y extend
uy. nEt vii hail their day of delivery and iu1peu-
deuce with bfartfelt Joy and gratitude
ktA1srsd Tlst n.,4cs:t R relnsttSd 10 take
su1h 1hN - II NAy deem ntcsrsaJ to prevent tbs
e1G+tts Hud bsthArt's FErpxtrAteI Ly thr Hp7niab
;ss LEI Il t0e' 0f the patriot .' aaa
-Rtr1red THAT eo2y II thssc resolutions 10 fot- I
watdtd 10 thc Ire=idrni Of tht utpt States I'D fi
tfrheI tie prens for pub1iFAt1nu-"
TROUBLE AMONG TEE crEANa.
FTert fht Se1r Itrt EOfU, July q. |
senor Morales Lcnuk, Envoy Of the cubao Re- !
pnLlic to The United SIaIe- aud President III the
CubAu Junta u this city, has beeuremoved, ana Ar.
Aacas, II " said, has been appointed IN his placa-
Nj, Lmus, 1t 2ppeAr8, WIS cha1ged with being |
10 Hendiug on expeditions Of mtn
aud munttons fruuu this port. II Is well known |
that MI Lelunk hax been lcse sauSuiue in |
rriAslon TO the succtAs OF the new republic |
than nlanJ other eympAihtze11 And haIperA He |
held thAt the reyoIutltn begun one yeaf too |
soon- The venerable ex-Prea.1cne OF the JuntA |
naA teen Huch esteemed by Aaef1c1ns Bince his |
Atr!s al here IN his Official capacity. !
II ta s2lo thai Lutnbaf VI rccrlfs for the Cubkn
army are about 10 bring futA against the lnta 10
rrc1rcr the $JV yer month In guld, offered by him
at lhe time Of enRimeuL The JuntA appear 10
refuse u pay my except those Who oultsted II
Inrir own headquarters. The recruits will also |
suc fur their &3UU bounty, In Ho;H, offered them,
aud for thtir clothes, Ac. luAs III the attempted
e eIFtdiriOLa
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A GENTS. WANTED Is TO ssm TER MONTH.
~ ysTyEEE,T Wals and tt1.ie 4, i:.: r Z; n
X SEWING M is! NACHLkE IA! Ihs 1asehiat N'! rea ~ Z
> meet sueeslH msnhsI: Price onlr 81. y -.
r5lted fst h,E s~atS- We vii pay 6Lu1 IN ~. :ns.
et,ssse te1n than eu,a II make the -fa.':t Lts
cloth e.Inot = pulled spaTt sithoas se.sInxi', We"
e,tnntAinn trM hch tHier 1hlt AlnounL A. - I.ac
AtdTtea SEcOAR CO. Pittsburgh. PA: s. L IL
Ao-. or Boztop- Mas4- ..
CAu1tox.-bo nat be imposed upon by Other ,rscs-r
p1ih1nk cd worthless caA&trpn machntA- Har.+: Ihc
sAInc uatn3 oshs1<ise Ours The onr 1od
really Erzctieal cheap machine n mzrufsCtaIrI-
A GEXTs WAHTEnEA s1LrKR wATtH DR
n sEWISQ AACAINR FKEE "a .nv lldGs ~ s.n.
csAkrt-. ipAs ont: Eor:h IL se for & a every
ole rautains = p-tze. We guarantee thr-* cete., 1.
oGxeu any 80 CENT AItcls tn America Srhd :. c.!t- EE
sst2r'e przs OF = eents for e.akct cs.u,tet. -
tht h-Htred casltts AID onEs11ence At oncr, aMAS
~. q south Ha2tsd+t. ChteAzo
A GENTS WANTED CALL OR WRITE At
2,ir.t trlIre sItclc1 Il fhr world 10, ssenit yrrS
sGal capital 1e.rtstd- o. f. STANFORD a 10, ll-
6tafA&t. Ehfrxnr
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1Ayou pyouSd rest we'll during tho
wnTu weather, use CEMICADE, the only reila-
Bile nedbr3 eXt-rE!nator kuosn. Price. Is and
20 cents. Du1nhams / Van Scha1ck, AgsnrA
Hazard d. Cuswcll'z Cod Liver Oil
Ia the Ges:-
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DERSONAL-A YoUN6 GENTLEMAN or PRE-
L paaseastnz Appexzane1. rho Il tfavenS naAn- Aod
Who kA1 pltnty 1f H1AhA to form the kuAtnt
eoes ct sueF Jnenx ladF With *iew 70 uat!1nany.
AddrtAA stating 1nd p1Aee whers n1ecy{qN can
n LIZ, HARRY QLy1QA, DsJ-cc- CT
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WANTED.

wASTED-P PARTIES HAVING HOUSEHOLD
W En1nltnts rA.prts, stnvts t1rska, .t+ ts4Il
"a dat Of Y i'll And eAsh rarrh-s.r hr railing IN
sddntslns Outside sal.. lsnnI,tlv .it,nEr. a:
or ss tr!rcasasr. !. j. FITCH. Anei 'utrr, n aai
~ toltli NrlAst
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GEORGE L. BULLARD,

with especial reference TO purity ana vigor
grown in new and clean beds, are offered fol-
GEORGE r. BULLARD,
Horticultural Hall
Wheeling, W Va.
The following comprise the most popular and
profitable varieties;
LUCINDA, or KNOX'S 7OO.-Large conical
bright crimson; excellent flavor; ripens mediums
to late. Mr.. Knox says, that For uniform and
large size, beauty of form and color, enormous
yield, long continuance in bearing, great profit
health and vigor of plants adaptation to ship
ment and other desirable qualities 1t is the
most valuable strawberry of which We have any
knowledge" Stock from Mr.. KnoX.-Sl per
doz. S. per 100.
NAPOLEON III.-Fruit large to very large:
Irregular; color handsome rosy.red flesh OF
snowy whiteness, firm, and Of sprightly high
and healthy, with large green foliage; very
productive.-Sl per doz. S. per 100.
DIR. NICAISE.-The largest strawberry in
the world, the berries weighing over u ounces,
@ TO the poundJ aud early; red, bright aud
glossy; flesh white and of the best quality.-JC
cents per plant.
WILSON'S ALBANIAN things consider.
ed this is the best DIdTkIt berry known: large;
conical; dark crimson; flesh firm; fair quality;
bears handling well; fine saleabls appearance;
grows well in most soils and situations, and
! wonderfully productive; plants very hardy and
vigorous.-J0 cents per doz. 81 90 per 100.
TRlOMPHE DE GAND.-Very large; cock s.
comb shape fine bright glossy crimson; firm;
sweet, peculiar flavor: ripens medium: contin-
ues long time in bearing.-JO cents per dsz.
Sl.O0 per 100.
LLMORE.-ULiformly large; fine shape;
dark crimson; sOld fine flavor; very attractive
appearance; hardy and productive; ripens me
dunn; pistillate.-T5 cents per doZ. s. per 100.
BURR'S NEW PINE Medium size; fno
favored; abundant bearer; rather soft; good for
near market; pistillate requires perfect flower.
ing variety near; very earlY.--5O cents per doz.
sl.OO per lOO
AGRICULTURALIST. Large, irregular,
conical sometimes cOck's-comb shape color
crimson; hesh quite firm; sweet, good favor
plant forms very large stools; riPens medium
50 cents per doz. Sl.O0 per 100
GOLDEN SEEDED.-Medium to large; dark
glossy crimson; fine favor; nPens after Burr
New Pine; favOri;e market varlety.-5J cents
per doz. sl.OO per 100.
KITLEYS GOLIAE.-Yer large; excellent
favor, and abundant bearer Fine late Nar1etJ'
rs cents per doz. 800 per 100 aPrlS
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BACON! BACON

On TIERCES DAVIS STAR SUGAR CUR
Li1 ed. extra CaHyassed, Hams.
5000 lbs. Plain
10000 Clear Sides
$4,000 Prime Shoulders.
Just received and for sale by
apr2s NJ. REILLY.
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SLATR MANTELs-AIsi sizes and styles
D. LYNN & CO.,
Il Main street
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On Tuesday, April -, 1862, at the residence
Of the brides father on Wheeling Island, by
Rev. John MOtfItt assisted by Rev. W NJ
MullSnix, Mr.. A. I. MCKELvEY to Miss
JULIA 5. IRWIN, both of this city.
On Thursday April %, 1869 at O'Clock A. H.,
at the residence Of the brides father by Rev
ID. W. Fisher. assisted by Rev. 5. b. Page, Mr.
+. :. PAGE, of Cleveland. Ohio TO Miss
JULIETTE CUSHING, of this city. No cards
pittsburgh papers please Copy)
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R
avn .RTRR APRIL 90, 1860,

Allentown. 6:tO S4o a III li'1o III
4" NewYork via
Philadelphia. ESQ IA l:lO p m i'lO N
Tickets to all principal points in the East ana
West can be procured at Onion Ticket Ofice In
McLuro House and at the Station at bridgeport.
]. NJ. KIMBALL,
anr3O General Ticket Agent
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al
MeLure House-(hsad of localO
Bonnets and Hats (head of locaD.
Stock for Sale.
Change of Time.
House and Sign Painting.
Chancery Notice.
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VANTED.

A NO. COOK CWOMANl To Cos MILES
Ia ont tho Pike. highest wages paid and
best of references Repaired. For particulars
enquire at KRAMERS BEER SALOON, No.
lil Market street. apr292t
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
Plants in Pots for this Years
Fruiting.

DLANTS OF THIS MOST DELICIOUS,
i healthful and cheaply.produced fruit, raised
with especial reference to purity and vigor,
grown in new and clean beds, are offered for
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NTARRLE nANTELs-An sizes anC
vi STYLES on nand and for sale by
d. LYNN < CO,
- Main street
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MAESRFED:

ITO be Continued. I
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A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, POmadeS, Toilet
Sets, Perfumery, etc, just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking q Car
roll,
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AnuT6H W hSOh
Us.
John George Ackerman, William Lohman, Au.
gust Wiedebush, and the South Wheeling
Building Association. In Chanoery.
VNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO EN-.
L force liens upon the real estate of John
George AckeTman, one of the defendants in this
suit, upon two judgments rendered against him
in the Circuit Court of Ohio county on the 18th
day of December 1863 One in an action of
Debt for SI4252, with legal interest thereon
from the 25th day of January, 1867 until paid
and costs at law; and one in an action OF AS.
sumpsit for S3s0.05, with legal interest thereon
from the 25th day of September 1867, until paid
and costs at law, and the costs of this suit.
And it appearing from an affidavit filed with
the papers in this cause that the defendant,
John George Alderman, is not resident of the
State Of West Virginia, on motion OF tho com
plainant by his counsel, it is ordered that he do
appear hore one month after the fourth weekly
publication and due posting Of this order at the
front door Of the Court House of Ohio county,
and do what he may deem fit TO protect his
interest in his suit.
Test: MICHAELJ. BRETNIG. Clerk.
GEO. w. JEFFERs, Sol. for Complainant.
apr31CGwit ..
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Dissolution Notice,
FOR RENT.

BRICK STABLE AND CARRIAGE
A HOUSE and FULL LOT en- the corner OF
Hampdsn and Byron streets, in rear Of Catholic
anTsslN Wv. MILLER.
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state of West Virginia,
Ohio County Circuit Court o..
april Rules, 1869.
Andrew Wilson
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SAMARITANs GIFT
DROPOsALs FOB FRESH BEEF

FORT WASHINGTON, ND, August 9. 1859
fIopoeals IN duplicate with Q copy OF this ad-
SSerusement attached: will be received By the uu-
Isss for mil 10 GG5Gs N EpTEMBER 10
this post.
The said Beef must be fresh. of a good market.
able quality. in equal Proportions OF fore and hind
excluded and to be delivered at this post free Of
s s In .TSn aSSsn.tz .s may BE- from time to
mandine ofcer shall dessnate not e.eee SGm
The necks Of the cattle saug htsred for beef to be
oensered under this agreement shall be cut off az
down. The shsnks OF fore quarters shall be cut on
from tnre, to four fnch-s above the knee Joint and
m tiers from ak to eight inches above the
separate proposals. in du plicsts will also be re.
eeived BY the UNDERMINED mp to the same hour and
officers their families stationed at this post or
supplied therefrom, with such choice Fresh Beef
as they may from time 20 time require, such as Sir
ioin and Porter house Steak, Standing Ribs, or
These contracts to tie in force six months. or
such less time as the Commisiary General shalI
direct, commencing on the LIST day of October 1869
General of the Department of the East
In case OF failure deficiency In the gu slity or
quantity OF the Fresh Beef stipulated TO be de-
iIyered. then the Commissary at Fort Warrington
epcy by purchase. and the contractor will be
charged with the difference OF cost.
The contractor will be required to enter into
also BY two responsible sureties, whose NAMES
must be mentioned in the bids.
The proposals will be opened at 10 O'Clock a. m
on the 10Th day Of September. 1859 at Fort Wash
arr requested 70 be pres emit.
"a rdroPSssis viii be marked pT9posss t9r Beef"
au Ct First Lieutenant, 4th ARTILLERY, A. g. q.
NrT
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PROPOSALS FOR RIVER TRANSFORM.
OFFICE OF pEPoT QUARrERMasrKR,

or 6n,x OF p F. eT.aIkRxnrEa. D
oo sSw o SnNr AMP sourH sI.sEIs.
Sealed Prepossis, In duplicate, with . cosy of
6 rsess1sa = tS: ' until i sosDnS
ceptemoer g. 1903 at II IN for the tr sus
required Sy the ssss
ee,ueen Nes orleans and points on the Red River.
let Dc, OF October, 1859, to the 0h day Of June,
From New Orleans to Grand Bcore or return.
lion New 0riesns to Alexandria or return.
lion Rev Orleans to Shreveport or return.
from New Orleans TO jefferson, Texas, or
From Grsnd Eoore to Alexandria, Shreveport,
From Alexandria to Shreveport or Jefferson or
Prom Shreveport to Jefferson or return.
Proposals will state at What rates bi iders pro-
poins oceS sns .S.s q aSs .soss
ana deck pssseneers' each, and the following
Rorses, Mules, sheep, aud Beef Cattle, each p,r
s ,sSn, M.shnsF, LEAD Zine Tin. oes,sr.
hatdwsre; hollow;wsre Grindstonss. ordns ICE,
I'm. kope, &c, per 100 pounds
MEASUREMENT GOODS
BSiSss ss.b A9FSlPsgs Crates. Crockery. Doors.
TINS Mssire..ss BOX. ssstsOneT r0Is Ss; Ma.
and Tierces, &c, per cubic foot.
Flour, Meal, Bresd. RiSe. Cracker. p,,.s An.
pies, Unions, Potatoes, TurniPs, White sugar,
s WET GOODS.
FORK, Beef, Liquids, Lard, III ne. Cement pIa..
ter, Tar Resin MOlssses, Brown Sugar, Tallog,
fruits, Jams, Jellies. Window Glass Pickles
ANHactS, CeJ dice. Crackers. Hard Bread. Varfpa
cbees, Sondensed MIX, Canned Meats and gege-
tso i SOAPS, Sugar, thsysna,D Tobacco. &C,
Hams, Der cssk; Hams, Lard, and Rice. zach mar
uerSe; Ice and sugar, each per hogshead; Lard
per keg Tea, per chest; salt, per sack and bsrrsl
bn hsms "sssons, complete; spriog WAGONS. Am
LumperI pine and oak, each per NJ feet; Lsths
soa sninsIes, each per NJ /; Pals Brooms, eveIs,
Hn mo PAGES, each per dozen; Coal, per ton OF
iHreight to be delivered at any or all OF On.
oTp.k1eted oy the ousrterm ester in chsrRe
nloders must be prepared 60 make semi weekly
LIE oetween New Orleans and Shreveport ani
Troops and public freight to be taken TO the fuII
cspaety OF the steamer proposed 20 perform this
snsrviee. when reqaired By the Quarters astsr q
The ability ofthe bidder 70 fulfll the asreemsa,
nust De guaranteed By 30 Responsible personS
wnsse Ggnstures must be appended to the bid
Inc onited States reserves the right 90 reject
:, Proposals % be endorsed Proposals for RI,.r
transportation" and addressed 70 the under
by order OF Brevet Brieadier General Fred.
Myers, Deputy Quartermsster General United
States Army ahd Chief Quartermaster, Depart
S!s1et Liso oG Colonel and 4 q smhat MA
Depot Quartz msster. su5s-6
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, d. e.. August 10, 1859.
Proposals will be received at this Office for the
fHEe sns and SonstIucti9a, complete, Of Naval
Plan. and speeihestion. Of the proposed buildings
the ReSee e t JOIN en- a;9 A. the Es
s1I1a sixth street Philsdelphis where every in
81 Is E full ;ss 1 the
the erection and construction Of the ptaI aiore
Bidders desiring to make personal EXAMINATION
sshnsRnIs. q s. Navy o. s: Naval Aesdsn1.
Zach proposal. to be considered, must be guar.
IL s:asUaa o sss. os coy y
iector, or other public offcer, as to their comoe
q hs 1sos the ~ III
sTSIS,s Ss.sa that the bdisr pidds.
him o q i h; Within ten accept
hospital and Il: snd
and carry through the same TO coupisiion sccsrd,'
u me sn1s q ne big andths plans and sp
Propo.als nast state the shortest time required
The give the n to mat
.Psynsnts for the work win Be made monthly. o.
!. Rroeresses, upon certificate Of the Architect
q ths eontrset have Sesn complied With the si pe
Hsrtment rs.sryins twenty (3oI per cent. Of the
into r. sns eu md
ready Ter occupancy, according TO the terms OF the
contract for the erection and structiou Of the
Naval Hospital and it, apDurteIancss before men
All the proposals must be addressed to "eurgeon
william ~ WOOD, y. Q Navy, Chief Of Bureau
Sisans snS Eayy
|Hc q. q Asns2Sii' ha" md sii 10 eSsnsd
Dsstment Of noon Of TUESDAY, August 81, 1889.
The Department reserves to Itself the right to
or to the interest of the Governmest
WILLIAM n. WOOD.
az I1Io Chief OF Bureau.
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DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE.
DEEoT QUARTKRMAsTER's OFFICE.

WAsHIYGToN, u. O., July 81, 1859
5rs s' k III sTsa% Sc 81 y ss
Depot during tSs year nelnF SssoSsr i 1884,
rSSIsse Ard strsw to be delivered monthly, any:
MashiDston and Geor Eetown, at Fort Whippie,
Va. about one and a half miles from &c ,rgetown.
quantities and ct such times as orde red b. the
ousrterpastsr in charge; Corn to be delivered IL
pounds to the buthe; Oats in ike sacks, Of about
three bushels each OF not less than thirty 1921
g eDS SGs s.f sssa ana
Bieders win state the prlcs 81 oss and Corn per
and asge and s;S price without
The essntity required for the year is estimated
seventh five bushels Of Oats seven hundred and and
rsh 70 sso g:
6i h, nat Quantity By, one third on proper
and &c have q e. :s ri.
Guarantees VIII be furnished with each bid in
the sum .,t q I'VE thoussnd dolss signed
cute ecPsIses e sesO.dsnes With sSoys fsasir:-
!. s ss:. e e..
!. Pay msnts VIII 8 msds moashly for auantitye
tSs.ss ssd :sIsn dell u :. soon
nSns @ . Ss Ssid for Of
"A bond IN the sum Of twelve III 1usand dollars,
signed ~ himself and two accepted sureiies: viii
pc 81 the sEceessful bfdder tor the faith
fol fulalment OF HE contract.
should the contractor fail to furnish the kind
q Ss
cost charged & HIM -.
All bids Win be submitted to the Quartermaster
General before evat ding contract
Proposals, In duplicate: viii be addressed to the
upderslgned, with COPY Of sdveItis attached,
marked Proposals for forase," and bidders are
BY order Of the Quartz rmaster Gsperal
J. o. 0cFERRAN.
y. .: A., and Depot QuartermAster. su 2s6t
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pBOPesALs FOB SEWER IN SQUARE $40

OFF. SUPT AVID INs. OF SEWERS. OARRIAGE-l
WAYS, fcorWAYs AND NEW BUILDINGS,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, 1859
Sealed proposals will be received at the Nj ayor q
Once, City Hall until IL O'Clock NJ on Tuesday.
the 5ist inst for constructing sewer in Square
$50 commencing the north side of the new M ssonic
building and extending north westerly about one
hundred and ten feet the sewer tn be OF similar
bic work of the best quality, laid in hydr auic ce
ment, on plank or paved foundation. The arch
TO be OF hard tempered red brick, laid in
The work to be done under the Superintendent
OF Sewers, and In accordance with law
Bidders will 81 ate price per running foot inolu
ding all mate rails. labor and the ecesssry exca-
walton, as well IS covering the sewer with the
material moved. OHAS r. BLISS,
au2l Suot Sewers, &c
lChronfCIe and Republican
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PROPOSALS FOB TRANSPORTATION
OFFICE DEPoT oUARrERrasTFR.

n.
VOkNhR OF CAMP AND SOUTH srRErs. :
New ORLEANS, La July 81. 1850
tbi: attached 70 esc6, are ,ps,,s q
snd VII be rscefved al this Office until II O'Clock
,Tsnsg .rtatOn ali troop. .n U . .se
pIss tnst may be required BY the Quarferm asteris
% day Of cto6sr ss So sss s. sG
on Inc ,ne IN day Of June. lS7e:
turn. vi TO-
From New orIean. to IndianOla, Texas, or re.
Prom New orlean, to ROckpOrt, Texas, or re.
From New Orleans to BrszOs Santiago, Texa,
From Galveston TO IndianoIa, Texas, or return
frcm Galveston TO Brszos santiago, Texas, or
From Indisnols TO Brszos Santiago. Texas. or
return. and Tor passage Of odhoers ana enIis,ed
p p Ilom New orlesns 10 Galveston, Texas, via
PROPOSAL, viii STATE at what rates bidder, ,ro.
pose 70 transport 70 or from each of the above
ssea passengers. each, and the following classes
Horses, Mules, Sheep and Beef Cattle, zach ,.r
head 'so1 rOt
n Iron ,Mschihps,y. Lssa Zinc Tia. cOss.r.
ns sey,,. Ear E vsre aoIlosx.re arnd.ton.s.
per one hundred (iooJ pounds. No. VI es0a'
Lumber, pine and oak. esch, per one thousand
Oass and corn, per sack.
MEAsURGMENT GOODS.
tuTs poor. 'sslRE ns Ssssss: S5Osaery .sr.
nsttrgs. Mattresses. light os.es and Ts.ross
Books Stationery, &C !, ssh per cubic loot
Piles; os,0s: fs..sS:. TarniS: &sis sr' sss.s.
Pork, Beef: Liquids. Lard. Lime. Cement. p,...
tsr, Ter, kssin Molasses, Brosn Sugar, IA lloU,
Arm Army Wasons e.@s,ste.. Ambulsucss. spsiux
Extract .. Candles. Orsckers Ssrd Bred .rer,e..
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DROPOsALS FOR FUEL.
DEPARTMENr OF TIE INrERIoR.

WASHINGTON. d. q lst august, 1859
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until u O'Clock m. TUESDAY, 3lst day OF
August, 1859, for 500 tons a. 2aS pounds to the
tom best quality White Ash Goal, furnace eize;
200 tons 240 pounds 20 the toni best quality Bed
Ash Coal. stove and CRATE size. The bids should
state distinctly the names Of the mines aud the
quality proposed 10 bs furnished. All the coal
must be delivered within thirty days from the arst
day of September, 1853 Fifty cords or more of the
best quality seasoned Oak Wood. to be deliyere ed
during the season, AZ may be required: ten cords
or moro Of the best quality bakers Pine Wood
SAMPLES Of the coal to be exhibited to the ri
OF the Patent Ofice bailding; and any delivery
not satisfactory to him will be rejected. satisfao
tory arrangements must be made for the delivery
and correct measurement Of each. Fer the con-
venience Of bidders srate proposals will be re-
ceiyed for the coal and wood They will be opened
in the presence of such bidders as may choose 10
attend Bonds for the faithful performance OF the
contract will be required OF the successful bidder
Proposals to be addressed to the Secretary of the
Inter- or, and endorsed " Proposals for Fuel ~
By order OF the Secretary of the Interior
JAS X. PILKIEGTON,
an 10 Ct Superin Il Patent Once RuiIdinr
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8. MARSHAL'S SALE.

In virtue OF four writs of feri fAcfas, and one
writ OF yenditioni exponas, issued from the
OF Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell pub
lie sale Tor cash, In front Of the Court House door
gust, Instant 1862 at u O'Clock m. all defendants
tight title claim and interest in and to part Lot
ton; d; O., beginning q, the northe. corner Of
the west end Of the lot; thence in a northerly di.
Teetion WITH the west line thereof. to the north
place Of beginning, together with the improve
ments theTeos, seized and levied upon as the
TO satisfy executions Nos 3.l77 3473, 4.Il7, Ans
and LOB In favor Of George b. Plant, Matthew O.
Emory. A. I. Richards,J. ID Parkinson, and
Owen Wilson. all against Brook Mack all Jr
August 10, 1869 an lO-d
r. TIE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
untl "WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF September, 1869
al the same hour and place by an, Loritv of ali
parties interested. - "
ALIEN. SHARP, q. =. Marshal ID q
August 80, 1853. aus