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Insolvency Notice.

The insolvency of the estate Of .. ~
Farmer, deceased. having been thi, aay
suggested, all persons having clalw,
against said estate are required 70 pfess,r~
them, duly authenticated, to the Coany
Court Clerk, At Winchester within, !, T -
time prescribed by law. OF they VIII
Forever barred. w. B. FARMEh
June I'm. Iag0-l0 admir-
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Home Life.

The other day CHANGED to enter o
friends house. He did not know l
was in the parlor and overheard bis
conversation. He was very harsh in
his dealing with his child. lie was
"out Of sorts" that morning. "Ihe
wind was east" and the east wind blew
into his lungs, and into his SOUL and
soured his mind, and soured his heart
and so, like base miscreant, as he was
he vented his bad temper on his wife
and children. 1t is bad habit some
men have.
This man was talking in hard I'M
christian manner-taking as no father
should talk lie had lost his temper
He was saying what he would be sorry
for in few moments. And then the
servant announced my presence. Mind
you, the man would have said he could
not help it, "The boy leased me- he
did what | cannot endure. and on the
IMPULSE OF the moment, | spoke my
anger. / could not control myself
There was a frown upon his face; but
when was announced being more or
less Of a stranger, demanding OF him
certain court estes, he at once smooth
ed his face as if nothing had happened
as though the sun was shining bright
" in the heavens, and the wind was
south and not east. He came into the
room where was, and in most cordial
and courteous way possible, gave me
his hand, and smiingly babe me wei
come.
lie could not control himself, sim
ply because he did not think enough
Of his boy--bccause he did not suf'
ticiently appreciate his family and be
cause he thought his home was a der
ir which he could roar with impunity,
and not the great temple Of God, where
he should walk as priest and king
And yet | almost stranger, was
strong in my presence, to cause him at
once to cool down into courtesy, into
atTabiIty, into politcncss
| EEL you, that many and many Q
man, and many and many woman III
this strange world OF ours, in which
many things seem to 60 wrong, will be
gentle and kind and charitable and full
of smiles outside of their houses, with
strangers, for whose opinion they dc
not care one jot, Or one title, and in
the house where all the happiness Of
years depends upon their sweetness of
soul, and where they are constantly
shedding influences that will Iipen into
the good or bad life OF a boy or girl,
will yield to q pcttishness and peevish,
ness, unworthy of them as men and
women, and wholly unworthy Of them
as Christians.--HepuorM.
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June I. 1860

June I. 1860
Corn = bushcl, 81 05al o..
Mhcat-W hitc i! bu>ilcl, 81 Coal a.
Tennessee Red 81 80.
Rye nominal.
Oats q bushel S5c.
Flour-Supcrflne u sack. 9s pounds, $50
375. Extra 0Oa4 %. Family ) 0laj 80.
Bacon Shoulders y pound lic.
Clear sides lSc. Hams l6.
Meal, n bushel los.
Hay, 81 S0al s..
Lard-In barrels Ice In firknS'
Zoe.
Butter l6a20c.
Eggs u dozen l3c.
BeeswaX, 35a3SC.
OniOns--mone in market.
Field Peas-Red p bushel 90. White
| 05.
Virginia salt y sack . 80
Dry hides p pound 25c.
A. shectings u yard IA &c.
q shirting u yard b..
Cotton yarns p bunch 81 9oa2 co.
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George Jones, the Count Joannes,"
declares that the divorce granted his
wife by the Supreme Court of Massa.
chusetts 10 null and void for lack ofju.
nsdiction. ..fr.. ...,.f
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Nashville Markets.
From the Union and Americana
Financial.

TUESDAY. June Z. 1862.
Gold i. without change. Dealers here
are paying 1871 and holding at l3S]e..
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday ut 671l for the old. aEd
Ga for the new.
Corn-Sales of 300 bushels to-day IN
shuck at 67le; l,50O on wharf at 7Sc, ana
shipments Of $500 at SIC delivered in de-
pot.
Wheat-Sales Of 400 bushels old choice
red at 81 %.
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90. Kentucky railroad recently
Will. a train was passing through a
,unn''. . yonng man attempted To kiss
a gir, who sat in front of him, when
she seizci his hand and bit on. large
piece. When the ears emerged, the
Young man, wrapping mp his bleeding
hand, explained to inquiring friends
no. the "window fell on it,
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DIR. T.. G.. MARKS,

Having located permanently In ~, VIZ "a
chester, offers hts services to the puonp t, IA
all the branches Of his profession. ~
ONCE Ii at present at the Office OF CoE ss
Marks & Fitzpatrick, where be III III
absent.
OPP 9o-om -.
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A Texas editor on being asked how
he got along with bis paper, said he had
written one editorial and shot three
men in the previous twelve months.
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FOR s A LIE!
A Splendid Offer!
A Fortune Cheap!

l offer for sale, cheap for cash, tne
Smile Saloon, including Furniture. Llq'
uors, etc, and everything belonging ~
the bar. Apply Immediately. o,n
w, W. WORp'
Jane 10th.
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Hay il thirty dollars a ton in the
northern par, Of Vermont, and in some
sections the cattle are said TO be starry.
ing
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ESr;,ND ,till holds the lead rs the
producer Of decidedly original religious
movements. One Of these lately led to
an extraordinary scene in the market
square at Nottingham. Mrs. Law a
lady who Processes herself free think
er, addressed u congregation Of up
wards Of three thousand persons, de-
bouncing in vehement terms all forms
ol religion and crccds Mr.. Dupc, "a
converted butcher who is the leader
Of a sect Of Christians having con.
vcnticlc in the same place, got on a
can and called upon his followers, who
had mustered in great force for
hymn. Tie call was responded to- and
the lroc-thiuking laly's voice was
drowned for few minutes. Three
other preachers then placed their stands !
around the cab from which the lady
WAS speaking and the din was literally /.
dcaiening Some Of the Dupi,tS col! /.
icctcd a quantity Of cabbage heads and
on" was flung al Mrs. Law with so true
an ain that she on y escaped being
knocked ont Of her cab by droppinu
her head Two well defined hos,il,.
parties were now drawn mp The Ia /
dv's supporters were more numerous
than her opponents, and each seemed .
equally determined on light, when
the mayor with body Of police. ap /
Feared on the scene and compelled the
crowd to dispense. The lady free
thinker, not 10 he defeated, repaired to
another place, where she preached NJ.
IN the French Revolution as noble
attempt to cnfranchise the mind of
man, until smart showdcr dispersed
her congregation.
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MMERCIAL,
WINCHESTER MARKET.
Corrected weekly, by I. ". Ransom,

THURSDAY. June 10, 1859,
The following prices will he paid for tie
4, 81. IL 90 ,nunt inAnl- lnli,.nrnl ut .Iarn.
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Atlanta Market

Corrected weekly by II. I. Cox 4 Bro.
Commission Merchants. Atlanta, Ga.
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An absent minded youth astonished
the company during the lull in a con.
Aersation on ballooning, by the follow
ing: Suppose it should happen that
Mr. Green should be carried away in
his balloon so far from hence, as to have
to descend on some uninhabitcd island
how it would surprise the natiyesr'
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an VT 'h''NFIIh AVN
|. The officers Of the Society shall
consist oi Pr esi,lcnt, Vice. Pres
dent, u Secretary, Treasurer, Attorneys,
and an Executive Committee.
.. Tho sessions of the Society shall
be held ut Winchester. on the first
Mondays of March, June, September.
and December.
,. The President shall preside q; al
regular or called meetings, or in his
absence the Vice. President
4. The Secretary shall keep record
Of all meetings of the Society. and, if
necessary. furnish the same for publ.
cation
,. The Treasurer shall receive and
disburse all Sums that come into his
hands, on the order of the President or
Attorneys OF the Society.
8 The ex Committee shall accompa.
ny persons desiring to purchase.
through The district in which they res
pectively live. and to furnish them
such general information rs they shall
be able ~ give, for which they shall be
allowed u reasonable per diem.
7. The Attorneys shall examine Rec.
ords, act as general agent for the SO
ciety. and transact all legal business
connected with the sale and purchase of
land.
8. All persons who have property to
sell, may ile a description Of their
with price, de-, with the Sec
Rotary or Attorney; and, il his proper
y is sold, he shsll pay two per ceus
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PROPOSALS FOR PRRsH BEEF.

PoRr HAnuToE,. N Y. H., Oct 20, 1850
Sealed proposals, ~ SuPlisste,' With copy OF
y 1888. icr saSPl1Pss Fresh Beef to lie cSP. al
The said Beef mus, be fresh, Q, a good msrkets
BILE quality IN equal propoI.iOpT q fore And hind,
excluded and 70 ~ delivered y mi: post fres .
ing oaoer shall designate. not exessding four time.
Tss, pseks Of the cattle slaughtsrod for beef Z,
a the fourth VsS5tsbrsl join, Ard the breast
shall be cut OF from three to four ipehes above
The knee ioiHt and Of hRdsaSriss % from six to
received by the undersigned. gpto the same hour
@is.ioacd cGssrs aud i6Sif families stationed at
81. pest q supplied ,hsISlr0%, Win such choice b
such as surlon aud porter house steaks, standing
These contracts to be in force six months or
direct, eqmmencipE on the ist day x JSnnaIy. 1870
GoaerSi q The Department o. the last 49,,
A deposit q s75 shall accompany each proposal.
Sids are opened, except that ofihs iS~sst rsspoa:
s5s hddr or a,% Whose %EHSy WI b.
for Issue to the troops y made on the contract
case SlqEs Ssa'I.H,Gy ~ 5hG p qSS "a or
SsaH .S 81 liz sss Al FST Hamilton shall
hays power to supply the deficiency BY purchase,
and ths contractor will be charged win me diner'
The eeniisstOr will be required 70 enter into two
must be mcntionsd IN the bids,
The StG RoysSSsr. ls. Fort HAMILTON
!: II. a which time and place bidders are re-
Proposals. viii be marked Proposals for Beef, -
anu Aa'''''''' Rrevet Colonel R. N. HALL,
oeOtd Fort Hamilton, N Y, II,
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Posr oI,Ies plr4srnEsr.}
Keys q new Kinds. 70 DO sub:!ta,sd ior The Locks
and Keys now used on the United States mails,
Ss; .sd ,
and. " psssssSis. Invented expressly Tor tSsi
ss you'd h1ef
s n ar Ss5 % .s' IsS: s4 Il.
.s%Ss 5ss:5 Fl;
as foiiows: SELF: Loci ling, pnifoinity; security.
S a SG Sss.y q II L Ss
and keysi one o. brass and The other q iron: dif
Arrangement are required; and proposals should
specify. separately the price Of each brass Lock.
same, Duplicate samples OF each Kind o. LoeE.
and Keys proposed are required to be submittsd
riysted aP aud aaished. and Saoihcf 10 be open or
unriyeted, so that ~ Internal structure and ar
PIE should Be- pisiaiy @srssd with the bidders
name aud II the same or any part Of II be covered
Si,ss pstentss sG mast also BE- attached thsfso
The internal plan or arrangement q the Locks
aulsits to open them. must not be like any now or
heIetofore In use.
soras, Win az sny nv u ssisS he
bidder the pate9tes Preference Will be siysa
TO general observation or been publicly described,
disclosed, or suggested.
sails will be msds on or before the Sd day Of
MARCH, lsT0i and, unless the Postmaster General
msat to REJECT The proposals. and spe si@eps sub.
mil,ed pnder this sdyertissmsn,. e rghts hereby
sTsG iatS as as': seos tSsrsa.r pIsaesbs win
hS qi SlddsI yhS,s Lock- sSs BE-
fsaoffs Ssi s sss hey may b 1sasrsd IA
ordered u mutually agreed to n writing BY NE
lime being, not less han SIX months before u. sI
Sss s K, KIN Ss .iS :% + S Sa .s T..
q and sss II saa hass *
Il ,Rs @ any SeRsT ESsts
fscys 6G hs saa p.
"a .Esa' %ssS could ssSs %
or forge such Locks or Keys, In the possession Of
price as may be ssesftsinsd By fair eppTsisemsnt.
x. S2nas5d and RS,s ssssS 3 s
aud ), 900 Brass Keys within three months from
from such time. But the Postmaster, General
nj IsS.
the quantities Of the Locks and Keys above speei'
ned, with proporaonA'e allowance Of time 'e
Ali he Locks furnished BY. the contractor mus,
two years IN he ordinary use The ssiviSs, whsu
not subject to obvious ylolencet such as becomt
ios TGT saa' s%s to S T;!
1shsd5 undr5 a Are "a e ri sas o.
a q: :lss k:S S.I +: rs ~ a
6S% Sad a ~ IA. the Gppo, SIDE wv
Locks S G al liz own expense Al The Post nee De:
Part@ent, WashiPsioP, D. put pity, Gp on S.'s anJ
Sr@ps , SlpsNsd 10 MSodsS boxes on
more than two huIdred Locks each The Keys
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SALLEE99g UNITED STATES
WEST VIRGINIA, AND VICINITY.


wAs9isoros, September %. 1902.
is and y SrSs we Il.
sses x! II; i SsSs
Inn f;s% ss !. .s and con,
IA Al { .si e g q: AZ:
may wish y. = sGoa 4: printed. upon their apply
f6s properly viii b sold In lots. The nr.t will
Include The nnske. Factory embIaelnG asrig o.
onas ss Rr%sry Canal and %ss.r pS1:r q he
river The wall. Of two ,arys ba,ldinss are stand;
oilers rs and the water rSseis With FEARING. and
the fumes, are almost In perfect order; Three Of
he others are mostly cast Iron with Wooden
Tfs second will DO the ste Of the Rias Factory
inEs upon which have been destroyed. but the
The bird viii b Il. Shenandoah Ferry. with
tract Of IS acres Of lapd the south, and lot
'hf i1sIs r sfr ASS s SSs .D
remove wood from a tract q i.SaS acres. mountain
HFSS az ". M b Ss or. from
Rsisni; q. S.ni. ssaSii.dSy deed from ST hsni,
nj rfs ,sn, H {: SS l., Houses and fO'n
The 0overnment will convey to the purchasers,
right and t,ls 70 the property. which is believed
The terms Of sale prescribed BY law are q credit
Of one and two years the purchasers 70 siye bond
and security for the payment OF the purchase
money, and bese terms must be complied with
within ten days after the sale. .
Hsrpsrs Very property viii be exhibited a, ih'
time Of sale.
The Goysrnmsut reserves the right to withdraw
any or ali lots offered. il the bid. are nGi :sii.fas
Brevet Major General. Chief OF Ordnance.
NOTICE TO pELIsauEYTs
Persons who purchased lots In 1851. and have not
fully paid for them, are notified that u they PAY
be decided to them. Otherwise they will be yssold
Brevet Major General. Chief Of Ordnance,
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING RANGE LIGHTS
L AND KEEPERS DWELLING, ON NORRIS
ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA:


wAsHISGTos, D. O., Oct 10, SOD ,
Sealed proposals will be received at the once Of
the enginee OF the Sixth Lght'Houss plstriet'
Charleston, y. O.. until p. III on THURSDAY,
the 18th day OF November, At which time and place
they will be publicly opened, for the supply Of
all materials and accessories except Lanterns and
illum al nE apparatus, and the erection aud COM
pletion OF keepers dwelling, and two range
lights. on Morris Island. near Charlest1n, 3. g.,
In accordance with plans aud Specifications, copies
Of which may be seen either at the said engineers
ONCE, In Chsreston, or at the once OF the Light
House Board, In Washington, y. @,
Zach bid must be accompanied by q guaranty, In
the sum o. ave thousand ollars, ttb,OCO,D signed
snrelIasi condition OF which Is, that the bidder
will. II his bid be accepted, enter into bond to do
the work as specified
Each bid must state the time at which the work
will be co pleted.
into bonds to supply the materials and TO perform
the work according to the plans and specifications;
The Amoun Of the bond to be hve thousand dollars.
and to be signed by the bidder or bidders, aud wo
suTeties, the competency OF which must be ceItt-
ned by some omeiAl kpown to the Treasury Dc.
paTtment ,,,
George Burroughs, Corps Bngi peers, united states
army, Engineer Sixth light-houso District, the
savscPs beiPF plai9ly endorsed. Proposals for
a0'''' W. B. suUBRICK,
enn. Chairman L, II, II,
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t~ CORES OF TIE "NArIosAL RRPuBLi
GAN" can DO obtained every morning at the
following places,
WARRINGTON.
IisHoP's News SrAEp, willards' Hotel.
BARxRR's News Stand, National Hotel.
CooHRAN's News STAND, Metropolitan
Hotel. F-
wINHBxRern's Nsws STAND, Ebbitt House
Nixxo's Nsws STAND, Seaton House.
Wilkins Nsws STAND, ST. James Hotel.
4. aRIrR, News Dealer, NIX Pennsyivania
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
atreets.
PAnKER's Boox AND PERIODICAL Dnror
No. ass Seventh street, opposite the Post
once.
THOMAS q. ASH, stationer, southwest cor.
ner OF Eighth and + streets.
W. ID. ID. MAJOR, at dtiberts Dining Saloon,
SAT r street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JoHN o. BuRonR, No. 27s + street, between
twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JoHs A. BurLsR, ststioner, 71s +, noar Thir
teenth street.
JosrrH sHILLtsoTos, stationer, corner Of
Four.and-s.haif street and Pennsyivanis ave
VIVA o. II. Moanrsos, Booksellers and
Stationers, 40 Pcnnsyivania avenue, between
Four-and-a.haifa and Sixth streets.
BuRxs's Nsws STAND, Kirkwood House.
PnzrDER d o., ststioners, 4t2 Fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue. ..r
OHAs. II. ANDERSON, Stationer, 90 Seventh
street. between T and q streets.
JANIS BELLnw, stationcr, 4so,f Seventh,
between q and II.
s. q. s. BARBOUR, stationer, s1s Seventh
street, between II and streets.
JoHN A. Vac DoRAH, Stationer, Il south
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hin. .
wILLrAn BARrLxrr, stationer, No. 90 east
Uapitoi street, between Third and Fourth, cas-,
Capitol Hill.
10. MfLLs, stationer, H street north, tive
doors east Of Third street west.
Ron. LAWSON, Periodical and Cigar Store,
corner Of Eighth street east and street south.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, 81
Eight street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
9KoRoKTowN.
q. 7. dsrrr q Co., ststioner, 100 Bridge
street.
VIZ. A. HnRRoH. l2s Bridge street.
ALEXANDRIA.
GEO. e. FREsoH, Bookseller and stationer,
% Kiug street.
J.T. Coz, News Depot and Dollar Jeweiry
Store, Ill King street.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. +.

| OFFICE AcrISa Cor. or sulsI.rIscE,l
November $, 1850
Proposals, In duplicate, with eopJ. Of this sd-
vertisement attached, viii be received by the I'M
dersigned until 10 a. m. on the 9TH Of December,
i'''' LOT supplying FRESH BEEF
to the troops stationed at Ports Columbus and
Wood, New York Harbor and New York City.
The said Beef must be fresh, OF . good marketa-
blequalty, In equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarters, lnecks, shanks, and kidney tallow to DO
excluded and to be delivered at the posts above
named free OF cost, In such quantity as may be
from time to time req uired by. aud on such days
as the commanding ofncer may designate, not ex
eeeding tour times per Week.
Separate proposals. In duplicate, will also DO
received by the under.igned, Mp to the same hour
aud date above mentioned, for supplying com
missioned officers and their families stationed at
the Aforesaid places, or those supplied therefrom
with such choice Fresh Beefas they may from timo
10 time require, such as sirloin and porter house
steaks, standing ribs, or rib roasts.
These contracts to he in force six months, or such
less time as the Commissary General shall direct.
CONNIE neing on the lat day OF January. 1870.
The contractor will be required to enter Into
bonds for the sum Of nve thousand dollars, signed
BY two responsible sureties, whose names must
be entered In the bids.
The proposals will be opened at Il. a. NJ, on
the tth proximo, Al which time and place bidders
Proposals. viii So marked Proposals for
'' r. O. RUTHERFORD,
uo6.td Byt Cant u, 3 A, ,AC,b,
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PROPOSALS FOR HAULING.

HEApa'Rs lsr MILITARY DIsrRIor.l
0BrIoE CHEZ QuAsrERnAsIkR, \
RiguMoED,yA Oct. Is, 1893.
Sealed proposals. IN triplieats, ION form, to DO
esiyed At this Office until |? IN .of
MONDAY, the 18th DAY ofNoVEMBER, 1850,
HAULING AND DRAWING OF PUBLIC
PROPERLY
asmay be req uircd, until November 50, 1870, In the
city Of Richmond and Vicinity, to and fr0ia the
points named In the forms above mentioned.
All proposals must be guArA teed by two rospOn.
sible PERSONS not and the right reserved
to reject any all bids not considered to The In
tsTest Of the service.
Proposals may be made for the whole or any part
OF the hauling, aud copy Of this advertisement
must be attached TO each proposal. ,.
Bo order Of the Commanding 9eneIsl First MIL.
tary District. J. q. CHANDLER,
Breyet Colonel, QuartermAater u Army,
Chief QuArtermAster LIST Military District,
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Government Sales.
SALE o. sEsyBGHaDdS lisR oEEEEs.nvlo,A.
BunEAu on QsDNAEcs, ..AvI DIr'r,l

wBgssAg Q, 2spsAscs: .:,hyI pss'Ll
There will be sold At Fable Ansilon. % the high
Navy Yard, Boston, largo lot Of articles Of ord.
nance, comprisiss Cannon, Prof. Small Arms.
and misoellaneous stores. =
TERMS one half Cs;h in goyernmsnt funds on
,hs eonegslon q the sal. and ,hs wthis
must be removed from the yard, Otherwise they
will revert to ths Goverpment twenty days viii
Its TO be distinctly pndsrstood that no guarantees
will be given TO purchaser. Of articles offered for
exact condition o. qualify, but Ills believed, how.
sentsd. A LUDLOW CASE
nol0-td Chief OF fjureau
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pRoPosALs FOR MAiL-LoCKs.
Posr oTrIcE DEPARTMENT,

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WIN b cold a. public auction, on account Of The
United State, AZ Fort Monroe. Va, At 10 o'clock
Condsmpsd and Unssryieesbi. oasrSsImsstsr e
store. and Cl9.hinH and EauipsGe. consisting In
Tools, Brooml. Brushes, Harness, Scrap Iron,
Stoves, ,stoye.pips, Rope, Drain Sacks. spihes,
Tents. go H.ysf'seis and kaip.ssis, . 6niiorn
Terms o. Sale: Cash, In 0oyernment funds. Bills
10 be settled Immediately after sale,
Property to be removed withis Ave b days aftsr
by order Of Chief ouartsrmsster- Pirst Military
District HENRY W, JAMES,
Qusrterma ster. noylS ID
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PROPOSALS. FOR PRRsH MEAT,

OFFICE DIPor CoHhIssARr suBsIsrHscH,
RioHAosD, VA, Nov, ", 1879.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, will be Teoeiys cd
II. 1862. for furnishing the fRRsH BEkP required
Issue 70 troops at this place for six months from
Separate proposals will be received for furnishing
such choice outs oil PRRsH MEATS as may be 70.
Conditions. Ae., as heretofore; -,
noD-W Brevst Major, U, "a, AC.s.