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Upon the premises, sell at public cutlery, to the
highest bidder. for cssh, the following described
property in said deed specified to-Uit stu ste
In the town of Chelsea, in the county OF Shelby,
State of Tennessee, lying now within the limits
of the city of Memphis, known as lots mum
bers two hundred and two and two hundred
three, being the corner lots az the southeast
side OF the intersection OF Sreeolaw and tifth
sire IS, according to the plan of the said town
of Che sea, together with all the buildings, i'm
provements and appurtenancss thereon. Sale
within the hours prescribed by law. 81 ing
as trustee, l viii convey such title only as is
vest d in me by said deed.
l. V. DIXON, Trustee.
MAY 4. 1869 my5
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Foz ST. A Cls RIVER.
FoR vICKsBURG.

Regular Memphis and Viczsburz Pscket-For
Helena, Napoleon snd.Vicksburg.
LUMINATtN .............. Dan ConWay master
This elegant passeEcs! steamer .ST@a
Will lEGvH k4A
SATURDAY, Sta lbs; aJ1 PIN.
l. Freight received a. Tie 5 Louis WhRrfboat.
myT FLE0 CALY EFT, Supt.
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ni,.issinpI snd Fenne.sse RsiIrOaa.

ARRIVE. PAS
Nau Orleans Mail. daily....3O0 pm. lt:45 am
New Orleans Express, daily S:59 am. 4S0 pm
FreiyhL, daily except sun
AN---.--............a -...-....--A.CV yin ~ o~
Nal Train makes direct connection for New
Orleans and all points SOU h.
ErpreSs Train makes direct connection Tor
Cofee lille, Water Valley, Oxford, holly SPRING.
AID All points north OF Greuada on Mississippi
Central Railroad.
ticket office 2S7% Main street and at the De-
Dot, Omnibusss viii call for passengers and
check baggage in sny part of the city, by
leaving orders at 1914 Main street.
As. LIVERMORE, Genn Supt
c. P. OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent. N.Y.
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Memphis and Cincinnati P~acket-FOr Cairo,
Evansville, Louisville and cincinnati.
COlN A > - JuaSLeI
Tnis hns nght draft steamer will GKA
leave for the above ON .<EaS
FRIDAY, 9Th inst, at 5 pm.
H.. A. LEVY, Agent,
my6 No. 299 FrCnt street.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Arrivals and p, p%arture Of the
Mails from the Memphis p. o.
Cos'g

AAAH NAC'
Chattanooga, Richmond,
Mash ngton, New FORK,
Baltimore and all cities
East and South; Column
bus, Gaaud Montgomery
Ala; all stations on the
Msmpnis andCharleston,
Mississippi Central, Mo-
bile snd Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville
aud Chattanooga anu
East Tennessee Railroads
Cairo. Chicago. st. Louis,
Nashville LouisyIle,Cin
cinnati, Cleveland, Pitts.
burg, Philadelphia, Buf-
falp, Albany, New York,
and all cities North and
New Orleans, Baton Rouge
Natchez, Jackson, Nichs-
burg, and allciueSSouth,
All stations on the Missis.
sippIaDd Tennessee, New
Orleans and Jacks IA and
-outhern Railroads, at. SPIN. l0.f5a.m.
Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad. Little Rock.
Madison, Sundays eX-
MaTfon, Wittsburg and
weekly Monday, We'd
nes1ay and Friday, at. 10 a.m. II am.
Olive Branch and Byhal a,
d1yaal FT.dsy. 81 Jpn. SPIN.
weekly Friday, at...... 10 am. IL am.
Little ROcz ana Helena,
aud alilanuingson " hiJe
riverIsemi-weekiy)Tues-
day and Saturday, a .... Gam pm.
Pin Bluffsnd Helena, and
a~Ilandings on A kansas
river, ttrI-week " Tues
Gay, Thursday and SAT-
urusy, aI....--..-. ...-.. am. pm.
All landings on the MiSsis-
sippi liver south, (semi-
weekly Tuesday and
Saturday, at..-.....- Jam. Ppm.
Al landings on Mississippi
river norln(semi-Weekly)
Monday anu Thursday,
al -~,-----~--..-.--- Gam. S,9O pm,
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F0R WHITE RIVER

Memphis ana White River US. Mall Packet Co
NO. Z....---.~--.-..--Conley master
This excellent steamer leaves .TA
Memphis as aOeVs, kESrs
SATURDAY, Nay Sth, ct 8 pm.
JAMES q, SHARPE, Agent,
M. go Front street.
j. A. sayers. PASSENGER AGENT. my6
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R SALE.
Trustees Safe.

DY virtue of the provisions OF a certain Deed
ID in Trust executed by John Safarrans 20
me, as trustee, on the 10Th day OF June, 1856,
conveying the estate hereinafter described to
secure certain debts in said deed spec hed.
which said deed was duly recorded in the Reg
ister's Office of Shelby county, Tennessee, in
Book, No ~, On pages 81, 81 and 90, l viii, on the
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~. 3. IONNs. QenTsup'
Memphis ana Little ROck Railroad

To MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at "a am.
Coming East-Lsave Madison daily at z pm.
Ferry Boat leaves loot OF Union street 81 Z an
y. B. BEAU AONT,
fes7 General superintendent
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ROI
JOSEPH 2 FLYNN, CLERK.

JoSEPHF FLYNN, CLERK.
koRDkis and Louisville Railroad Line.
DEPARTs ARRIVE,
Day Express, L. &. tme.-... 400 p.E' 2I am
City time. 3:35 an.
Night Express, K. 4. time. 300 p.n. l2;4O am
City time... DAD pm.
Ticket offices Ne. 2STK Main street and ct Do
pot bSed o. Main street.
Sleeping Car attached 10 Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, without
change.
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M E Nj p HIS
STEAM DYEING & CLEANING
ESTABLISHMENT,

B. A, Hollenbsrg. 262 Second Street,
rs in full operation for the Spring Season
Ladies' and gentlemen will md IL to their
advantage 70 have their wardrobeS renovated at
this pace. Especial attention given TO LRces,
Grape and Wooden shawls; Grensdines, sum
mer Silks and Dress Goods, Of every material,
dyed and renovated. The gentlemen have con-
viuced theH selves that my mode of cleaning
puts an end to the Old destI uctive mode Of
securing, and leaves the material unInjured,
sSKid Gloves only cleaned by me- apis
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FoR FRIAR's PoIxT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Til weekly
PRcket-For Helena and Friar's Point.
0ED. w. dIneS Lee master
This elegant passenger paerst- T~
wiz lesye as above every MON S@SSE
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, al p.m.
ELL TT q Agents,
myl Promenade street. loot Jefferson.
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Receipts were per NJ. & g. r. R PIG
bales; NJ q I. r. R 2; n. q o. r. r.
SO; ID & L. R. R. R.; Steamers 20 /;
wagons 10; total $40. Exports were per
NJ. & c. r. r. =; NJ. & I. R. r. rs;
NJ. & o. r. r A; Steamers 1916; total
1913 bales. D~screass Of stock l22S bales.
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TOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Memphis and New Orleans Packet-For New
orleans.
MAGENTA Hicks Master
Tuis sUiendid passenger pscAet
will lee 2 - above on Ek2n1zzEE
LARRY agent,
N.Y. No. 2l4 Madison street
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet
For New orleans.
MAGE tckS MASTER
This elegant passenger steamer .&H-k
Will leave as above On. 4&5EZAE42<
THIS DAY, 7an inst, at 2 pm.
For freight OF passage apply to
MART WALT & 70. Agents,
my Z2 Front, street.
-FOz ST. FRAKCis RIVER.
Regular Saturday St. Francis Rty er Packet
FOR helena, Mariana and st. Francis River.
LINTON Les Ware Master
This enc passenger PACKET Ell a.
leave aS above, ca ESfzS2S
SATURDAY, May sth, at 5 pm.
or ir-iaht or y sage app y IN hoard. my
goa ARAANsAS EEVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Company
United States Mail Line.
OZARK-.--....-....-..H Harrison BlaisdeD Master
This splendid passenger steamer ~R
viii leave for the above on ~ksss[as1z&
SATCRDAE. "a list. at 5 pm.
Il. Al ENDIG AgeAt,
my $l Front ST.. Moshy Block:
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Tor saIe-A LfghL-araught s~tern-wheei
steamer,
1917 FEET long, IS feet beam, 5 It.
III to 5k feet mold, 3 boiler, H&xE
inch cylinders, with 3 feet stroke. Cabin fall
length and texas draught 2 feet forward and
2S iaches ait, runs well, and carries 500 tons ard
fuel dowu stream. In coed repair, having been
dOcked in o tober last,
-0ne-third cash, balance in 3, 6 and
9months, or will tIads her TOR mercantile hard
lumber. Address
w. n. PASSM0RE a CO,
Auotioneers and Commission Merchants,
my2 Nc. i5T Main ST., Louisville, KY.
Memphis and s1. Frazcis River Tuesday
8cket.
For Helena. Mariana, Madison and wittsburg,
The new and elegant sidewhesl Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCOIS.
Capt. T. R. Bowman, : Sam c. Paine, Clerk
WILL leave Memphis for HFL- 80
w ENA, LANGUILLEa and ST.
FRANCIs RIVERS every TUESDAY, az 5
LARRY HARMsTAD, Agent,
febie No. &X Madison street..
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FOR 81. LOUIS.
o O~IHoIKHArf.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Carlo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
SILVER NOON. ............-,..... Merrilees master
This new and elegant passenger A.
steamer leaves on ,[
SATURDAY., Sth inst, ct 5 pm.
JAS. T.. BOURNE d co, Agents,
my6 No. Il Jefferson street..
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RIVER MATTERS.
nrArnrn AnD mlvEEs

REPORTS or THE WESTERN UNION
COMPANY, MAYO.
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Tuesdays, at 5 O'clock pm.
steamer w. A. CALDWELL,
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Thursdays. at S O'Clock pun.
Steamer OZARK,
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
orFrcE CHEF CeSMlssARr OF SUBSISTENCE

oFFICE CHEF CONNissARY OF sUBsIsTEScE,)
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
Sr. PAuL, MIN, April 0, lSD.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at the office Of the l. Cs Port Shawl T. until y
O'Clock, m. ,on TUESDAY June L. ls59, for supply
ing net beef from the block from July /, lstR, 10
June y, Isl, nelusiye, to the troops at
fVkKTp E Ihs, II three eompanies,I
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HEAP Heaps ,SESs nHrWCT or ISDIAN TrKErroEy,I
the once & tGs unders Snsd Al PHI GS:SH' 9 n.
1902. Tor the delivery Of Fresh beef ia such Juan,
POSI- susT 'G i& fIa y a. imT
the year ending June ~, ls'J, At tho following
Port smith, Arkansas
Fort GiG'jn, Cher0kcc Nation. Indian Terri.
III, ArbueEle, chcka.aw Nation. Indian Terri
Camp wichita, MeIicIne Blun Creek, } Indian
All GiiS to Furnish the above must be for Fresh
Beef Of good marketable quality, In euunl pru.
PARTON Of fore aud hind quarter meat jnrcIs,
shanks ard kidney tallow 70 be excluded The
nrcks "i the slaughtered cattle to bo cut u 1t the
fourth ECrebrRl Joint, aud the breast trimmed
low a. ny sp4nks Of tore quarters 10 be- cut OH
Of headquarters from six 10 eight iucEos above HE
gAmGTei or hook JSlnt,
All deiyeGle, Of Fresh Beef to be subject to the In
speCton ut the otcer or agent Of the United STATE,
receiving the same, ''
Each bid must be accompanied by u good and ,ur.
hcent guarantee from two or more pTrpous hose
loyalty aud S9lyeuCy is certified bya clerk 81
court of record, settling forth that thry viii, Ia
the event Of ii, acceptance, give ample Gnuds
aud security for the faithful performance Of tho
'Sme
The name and place Of residence Of each bidder
aud surety must be given.
inrlly represented, that does not comply with the
terms Of this ayrrtiscmcnt. .,,I,,.,.-,,
PrSP5:qI. nus, hSrialuiy iP4@9T,;.T% ,'rr%pS,al,
'S"FSST1O smith, ''"fIrI Ariucky, or''CampWitGh-
| lta, =" as the case may be, and addressed to the
| uGicrsigurd at Fort GibsOu, C. n.
Blauks for proposals and bonds may be obtained
on application at this utiCO
Payment to be made In Government funds ON
delivery u the supplies, or as soon thereafter
a. funds 'hall have been received Tor that puT.
pose.
ptlYrrrs g. r1mh.uce at Fort Smith, Ark ou
Or 1rlIrr June ~ aud 1t the other three placcs
nAmed Gu u before July l. l''I poc,v,,
BTsyS' Lieutenant ColSuet, aud A q. NJ, TU"SS a.,
g. Q. S. District Indian Territory myl7.ti
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| HkAhQs DErARrhENr up THE PLArTE,
officECHlEP Con. ~ sUBsIsrgSCs, J
SS IN, PrCPOsf; in Duplicate. Will 6G yCssysd
kf 5 }sEf FlR5a0 e. raE fh5SK
to the troops aud others supplied ut tho follOwin
FORT kearncy. Nebraska. probable garrison |
FORT Mcpherson, Nebraska, probable garrison. 3
North Platte Station, Nebraska, probable garrl.
Fort ssdgwick. c. T.. Nebraska. garrison l
Sidney Station. Nebraska. garrison. 2compaulc.
Fort D. A Russell, Wyoming Territory, garri'
Fort Laramie. Wyoming Territory. garrison. 1
Fort Fettcrmau. Wyoming Territory. garrison. 2
Fort Sanders, Wyoming Territory, garrison.
Fort Fred, Steele, Wyoming Territory. garrison.
Fort Briigcr. Wyoming Tcrrlt,ry. garrison. 3
companies.
Camp, Douglass. Utah Territory, garrison. I
The contracts u commence on the lst day "
Sept, 1860, aud continue Ia force for the period Of
General OF Subsistence may direct.
There Is nothing positive as to the number Of
il can be stated at this time. ""''' -
The following posts Will be bid fol In groups ~
FOrts .; A, Russell, Laramie. Fotterman. Sau.
ders and Fred. steelei
Persons who bid for the above posts In groups ~
indicated, and are willing to take them scpAratcIy,
Ali other posts may be bid Tor separately or In
Sr9uPs, a. bidders may direct;
together, or for all excepting Fort BTidger and
Tbs Beef be of a good. wholesome and mar.
ketable quality, Ia equal proportion OF fore and
hind quarter meat, Inceks, shauks aud kidney
breast trimmed down, The .hs9ks d fore quar-.
the knee Joint and Of hind quarters from six 10
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NOTICE TO ONTRACTORs-IMPR
y ~ THs BEs MONIES RAPIDS or THE


KEoKTK, Iowa, May II, isff,
Scaled proposals will be received by the under.
signed at the Quilted States Bug ucar Mice in the
| city Of Keokuk, Iowa, until II M May 81 lSfl
for furUishing the stone required In tho con
ton OF two Lift Locks aud one Guard Lock for the
Canal now In process OF construction around iLe
Des Moines Rapids.
The proposals.. in duplicate, will specify the
rates at which the IA rty PROPOSE uE will furnish nd
deliver, rs per specifications, the following uIau.
titles II stone:
9.aO3 cubic yards Face Stone, as Per srrc Hcl-
ton
Ills cubic yards Backing Stone, as per spec flea.
tiOn.
ls,@i) cubic yards Bubble Stone. for SLOPE wall a.
per spec hCAtiOu.
Proposals. 10 duplicate, will be received for fur.
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GREEN & WILLIAMS will sell at O o'clock,
front Of the premises, part Of lot No. Q, in
uare No. 731, which fronts on Pennsyl-
mia avenue, near First street east.
Also, at 5 o'clock, on the premises, the
lluablc estate lately occupied by John II.
iyder, deceased, lying on the public road,
ading from the head of Twentieth street,
Washington city, by Messrs. Little and
slin's, to Rock creek church, being lot No.
and part Of lot No. 3, Of the smaller d.
sion Of Mount Pleasant, as made by the
cter family.
Also, at 8 o'clock, on tho premises, lots
os. . and 8, in James Adams executors
bdlvlslon Of square No. 749, fronting on
cw Jersey avenue, between south l. and NJ
reefs, and extending back through the
uarc to Second street east or Canal street.
Also, ut 0 o'clock, on the promises, de-
rable building lot, situate on G street
|brth, between North Capitol street and
elawarc avenue, and near the Baltimore
fpot, and known as lot No. 9, square No.
k3.
COOPER 4 LATIMEI will sell at o'clock,
the premises, lot 5, In square 5i7, on II
rect north, between Fourth and Fifth
reefs west, improved with a good frame
wclling.
Also, ut 1850 O'Clock, at their auction
boms, q superior collection OF books.
Also, at 10 o'clock, at the Delmouco
ousc, No. 2a3 Pennsylvania avenue, oppo-
tic Wizards Hotel, a lot of furniture.
SIrcH " Fox will sell at o'clock, on the
rcnIscs, lots Nos. 8, 20 and %, in square
TO- tO., on First street, between II and
[treets north.
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gatiunal grpnblitau.

~ CoPIEs OF THE "NATroNAL REPuBLI-
IN" can be obtained every morning at the
flowing Places
BisHor's News STAsD, willards' Hotel.
CoCuRAs's News STAND, metropolitan Hotel
|wiSEBERsER's NEWS STAND, Ebbitt House.
KIMBALL's News STAND, scston House.
WILKINS News STAND, st. James Hotel
PAnKER's BOOK AND PRRioDIcAL DEPOT,
o. ISs Seventh street, opposite the Post
nce.
W. d. y. MAJOR, at Gilberrs Dining Saloon,
II = street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
IoHN y. BuRosR, No. ais 2 street, between
|welfth and Thirteenth streets.
ToHs A. BurLER, ststionsr, avs near Thir.
|enth.
BrRKR's NRws STAND, Kirkwood House.
|OnARLEs II. AsDERssN, statloner, ~ Sew.
ith street, between + and q streets.
JAMES BEtLEw. statiener, tao,S Seventh be-
|Reen q and II.
=. q. $. BARBOUR, stationer, SIs Seventh
rect, between II and streets.
Jons A. VAN DoRAN, statloner, Il south A
rect, between New Jersey avenue and First
rect, Capitol Hill.
WILLIAM BARTLRTT, statioper, No. 50 east
apitol street, between Third ana Fourth, east
apltol Hill.
s. q. MILLS, Stationer, II street nsrth, two
Pors east Of Third street west.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, ST.
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

TRBAsrRY DEPARTMENT, May 10, lSN.
year eadaS june H. iS7 Viii b. rss%iyal Tt IN M
Department until the 10Th day Of juno, lsR, at u
. clock M.
CURED, aud blank forms for bidding. containing
lnll Information, will be furnished upon applica-
tinn.
The bid will " considered, and accepted or re.
Contracts must be executed by the successful
bidders within ton days after being called upon 50
to do.
The articles contracted for must he furnished
from time u time during the year, 10 quantities
pursuant 10 orders from the Department The Gu
tire quantities In the schedule will, however, De
called for during the year.
Each proposal iuu he signed by the individual
or hTm making 10, aud be accompanied by bond
with sutlCi"nt sur"trs In the sum Of i've thousand
dollar, tS,hh,) approved by u United States n.-
trct Attorney, uu a form Ia be furnished by The
Department, conditioned upon the execution OF a
contract, with good and sufficient bonds, for fur.
nlshlps ,sucH notion oI the articles MS may be
All drlycrlcs will be subject to insrcctiou by m
expert, detailed Tor tho purpose by the Secretary II
the TrCa,uip, and the delivery Of Az inferioT ar,
tract
Deliveries must he free Of charge at the Treasury
Department., Washington
The failure to comply with any one order uudaF
the contract Will operate the forfeiture, Of the
entire penalty Of the bond or tho Secretary OF the
Treasury may direct tho purchase, In open market,
Of such quantities OF any articles ~ shtl be neces.
sary To supply tho deficiency caused by such flil-
ure, and charge to the contractors MY per cgutum
Of the price which shall he found necessary to pay
for suCh articles.
Proposals. unaccomrauIcd by A satisfactory bond
will not be considered, aud contracts will he
awarded only 10 established manufacturers Of or
dealers 10 tho articles.
Bidder, will be required to conform their bid, to
the Sp"c,he4uons furnished, and failure to do So
Will cause Ii" rejection otAny bid
GEO s. BOUTWELL,.
pf r.
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DEPARrNBSr OF rHR INrRRIOR,l
WAsHISGrpE. d. c., May ~, ls5p.
Proposals for furnishing such articles Of Station
cry as may be required by this Department aud
the Bureaus aud 0fiees thereof, during the hseaI
year ending June 10, 1870, will be received untl IL
o'clock, m, Saturday. June 10, 1852.
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual
or ntm making u, and be aeeonplnied by salts.
Is accepted for any or all articles. All articles
furnished must be Of the best quality Of their kind.
Bond with approved security will be required OF
the party to whom the contract may be awarded.
On failure to furnish any article when required,
IN reasonable time, the right Is reserved Of pur.
chasing In open market Of decar ring tho contract
forfeited sand II greater price than the coptraet
price L. paid for such article, the difference Will DO
charged to the contractor.
The Department the right to reject or ae-
cert the bid 10 all articles sinRiy or collectively
An estimate Of the quantities which will he
needed. aud blank forms for bidding containing
full Information In accordance with this adyeT-
Element, will be furnished on application.
Proposals uuaccOmpanied by satisfactory RuaT.
anca will not be considered, ard contracts Will be-
awarded only to established manufacturer or
dealers In the articles,
Bidders will be required to conform their bids
to the specifications fufnshed. and failure to do 50
will cause the rejection Of any bid.
Proposals. must be addressed to the Secretary OF
the Interior, and be indor'cd "Proposals for Sta.
tionery.' j. d. cox,
my2I2awtd Secretary.
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oFFI1Ssrrr. AND lEsPEcToE or sEwEEs,
wAsHISGToS, d. c., May II, $50.
Sealed proposals will be received at tho Mayor
Office, City Hall, until u o'clock M, on FRIDAY,
the 18th instant, for constructing Barrel sewer,
three feet inside diameter, in street north. be:
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets west, to
connect with sewer already constructed along
Thirteenth street west to be provided with later.
ais, drops, traps and man holes wherever deemed
necessary.
The work to bo done under the direction Of tire
Superintendent and Inspector Of Sewers, the su.
perlntendence Of the Second ward COmmlzsinner,
and the Assistant Commissioner appointed by the
Mayor.
pecihcations may be seen at this ofhce. Bid.
ders viii state the price per lineRl foot for main
sewer and aterals, each for traps, drops and man
or ali bids
Each bid must be accompanied with the wrlttcu
guarantee Of responsible person knOwn to be
such, that u accepted the bidder will execute a
contract a due form, and perform the work in ae.
=, The guarantee must be In substance as follows:
~, 4. B., guarantee, II this hid be accepted by
the Mayor, that the bidder will enter into con.
tract for the same, and perform the work
to the requirements thereof. (signed A. b
7. II. DONEGAN,
Superintendent and Inspector Of Sewers, SC
mYlq.tl
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pRoPosALs FOR YREsH BBEP.

DEPARTMENT OF MIssouRt.S
foEr LEAvESwoRTH, KAN. May 10, 1909.
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate. subject to The
usual conditions, will be received At this once
until 70 . clock M, WEDNESDAY, May -, isop,
for supply ng net Beef from the block for the four
months commencing June 10, 1850. and ending DC.
tobcr IS, 1872 to troops and others supplied at Port
Leayenworth, Kansas, and Fort Riley, Kansas
The Beef TO be OF good, wholesome, marketable
quality, with eqpal portions Of fore and hind guar
tiers tnecks, shanks and kidney tAllow to be ex
cluded, The neoks Of the cattle shall be cut of
AZ the fourth ycttebra joint aud the breast trimmed
down. The shanks Of the fore quarters shall be
cut Oh from three 70 iour inches above the knee
joint and Of the hind quarters from sir to eli ght
Inches above the gambrei or hook Joint.
The contractor Will be required to weigh and
Issue the Beef on the order Of the Post Commits
sary,
Bidders will state the price per pound net.
Proposals will also be received, In connection
with the above, for supplying ofheers aud their
hed.
forfurther particulars apply at this oaice.
Separate bids will be made for each post,
N. X. MORGAN,
Byl. Brig Gen. and ChiefC. 5. Dept Mo.
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Goods per New York, Philadelphia and Bal.
timore steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X.
II. HAvenner, General A gent at Alexandria, will
be forwarded over the road free Of charge for com
mission.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex
at low rate.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and intermediate points, at reduced rates
NATHANIEL HAYES,
Ap2i'u General Superintendent