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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

GOVERNOR HOFFMAN, of New York,
is sound financier and does not believe
in the reputation doctrines of his party.
in a recent speech he said:
I have read many learned essays on the
question of How to Pay the National
Debt" When men ask me what financial
theory have answer only one, and it is
this: A union of people ard Of States; n
hearty joining together OF all sections in
the common work of re-.sta blishment and
restoration industry, prudence, retrench-
ment and economy. Increase your earn
ings; diminish your expenditures. Save
when You can. and sr end only when You
must, and let the W hole world see that
yon mean to pay your debts.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
PECULIAR ADAPTABILITY.
DHAspRErH's PILLS.


Their peculiar adaptability to all constitutions
az cleaners of the bowels and the blood has es
tablished their great merit. They restore the
liver, the spleen and even the heart to healthy
action when other RENE lies have been used with
out producing any benefit. They do not expose
those Who use them TO any danger, being al safe
as salutary.
Extract from Letter TO Dr.. BrardreLl, from j. G.
FAY, Esq, p. NJ, Hdnmoaton, N j.
SIN 1888 1 wss in poor health, and my friends
as well Is myself supposed that my earthly voy.
age would s,on terminate. But after taking one
box Of Brandreth's Pills, began to feel better
Well, sir, when had used up twelve boxes was
a well, healthy NANNY weight having gone
from Isl pounds up to i52 pounds. then order
ed . supply, and between that time and the pres.
emit I have retailed thr. e thousand dollars worth
Of these invaluable pills. and am quite sure that
i have thereby been instrumental in saving thou.
sands of lives.
5 "Youn, truly, CD. FAY, r.. NJ
Sold By al Druegists. Observe my name A
vhits lsttes h ~ suvsEnnsnt stamp.
"a Fl fm 4 81 ,. DkAGDRETH.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07


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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

CHARLES SUNSER. "A Washington
correspondent tells this story The even
ing after the frst election of Charles
Sumner 10 the Senate, Thad. Stevens said
to a Massachusetts, man, who called upon
him Who il this Charles Sumner? ]
know nothing about him The great
est man in Massachusetts, excepting, per-
haps, Ralph Waldo Emerson" was the re-
ply. Soon after Caleb Cushing came into
the room, and Mr.. Stevens put the same
inquiry 70 him. Mr. Gushing replied :
Charles Sumner is man of the great
est mind in Massachusetts, excepting
Charles Francis Adams. who combines the
grasp and energy of his grandfather with
the learning and experience Of his II,
Their
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
coMqoaT AND BLISS, or PAIN AM
AGONY.

DR.. ToLias' Celebratsd Venetian LiniInent,
whose wonderful cures. sure and instsninn'ous
aetiyn IN cases u Chronic Eheumstisn, Head
ache. TDOthachs. Group. Cuts, Burns 'pn''
Dyaenirry etc. have hstoniabrd The dYiiih"I
world. l. no NV catshoebny. Jnt an article that
hta pts.od - test ~ Twenty-Five ysars The
enormous nais and rapidly inrr~nsiDg demand Is
a. onoe the auTsst evidence of i'A usefnDesn ai.d
popularity. No family should BE- without bit
to - The honae Hundreds ~ dollars and many
hours 81 suffering may be saved ~ "a timely
use
Collie, crarnp. and Dys"n'ary, yield ~ onfe v
~ pan-curafve properties. II j. perfectly inno-
cent. and ran b. given 10 tie Oldest peoson on
youngest ciiId. No mater II you have no conf
dencs IN Patent Medicines ths, and you
vii b. sure 10 buy again. and rec rnBend - your
friends. Hundreds u Fhysieilus recommend y
ia their practice.
Sold by the Druggists and s'orckeepers. Prize
Finy Cents and One Dollar. Depot, 10 Park
Place New York septs-dswlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

The Sick Man of Turkey is nothing
to the Sick Man of Wall street The for-
mee has his serag, ito and an unlimited ex-
chsquer to COMFORT him, but the latter
has no sxchequer, and II is Gods mercy
in this crisis II he has no seragio slso.-
" 7. Com. AG3e.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

PORTABLE STEAM ENGIN Els,
i comprinng the maximum Of efficiency, dur
ability and economy With the minimum Of weight
and price. They are widely and fAvorabiy known,
more than SIS being In use. All warranted salts
factory, or no sale. Descriptive cizculan sent %
J. q. HOADLBY 4 co.
3ovAdeod6m LAVssaes, 1A9.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

FOR BLACK wgVMA
And Pimpiss ID. Fzo. as.- P.-f,.'. g..
snd Pin,pl. k.n.-dy. lg,-psT.o .luiy =, ~. 4
perTy. " baHo street. AsU Yfrk fsIr -.
.hsre. Ihe trade s"ppi,.e - sl.ei..al, a..
s1st-. fnArri sdp0fEyenl
PERRY DAVIS PAw Kurfn. as sn s,....-.
remedy, has 10 rquai. Tn cas-. = rsale,- ...-
mer complaint, dyrIefF a, dyrs-ut.ty. a-tr... \.
cures in one night. b taking 81 Itf rss.. ~.
bathing with II freely. j. j. -. t.st $780,
Amer1ca. lie action b. ilke q r.s.... ...-
n@iiy aprli~d % bad r'Te-, tul- .-.r. ...
sprains. For the eics hsaeael,s ss. r.....
dat i4.l - ~ b.. Ia rhyft if .s a 4s... ..-
rf.ft 81 Nv ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

Lii ard. g. b., =
Accept thanks Z r - asr fHr
Dodd AeFyne satd Inv I8-ars +. ....-.
me more good thar .uE u.b.E nst #s-
'onE 1 have gsi5rd twelve I1fI1.ss .-.. ..r
am comparatively Deter ever aa..
invaluable Tein,df. aF- a'4ts- 4+..
a.4yfa4 So srs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

T rH1ti'i4a fi4is
,tI ~ .ic.tie ~,
m ). uci .iifIgu ~
cur many of RHirl
.l4sy Jg4r,el 4il
In f.fg la "a
eTofu iou dire $50.
Bone ties 50 ssa'iA'
- aft4t j wI'ii aJf.
sup ou. ht ben Dii-
fHi. . hni curr1 ~ h,
f3I g. aG ulI
nud disHfir ~lilnil
10 rss .fEs4't u b tif
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

may look at the SUBJECT and take early ac-
/ ton thereon, and that the people may be
prepared to second their efforts
TI.irSicr of II Isutlandcr.
Schuyler S. Gates, about 70 years OF
age. and born and brought up at Center
Rutland in this town, was murdered near
Portage City, Wis, short time ago. The
Chicago Tribune says:
We yesterday published the effects OF
the shooting at Portage City, Wis, of q
man named Britt by another named
Spain, AID the immediate hanging OF
the latter by the populace. We have now
to state IN additional horror, that on the
same evening a mob entered the county
jail, at the same place, and seized ruff
fan named Wildrick, and hanged him.
Tie history Of this affair is one of terri
BILE interest, and may be briefly stated
thus;
Two years apo an old man named Gates
lift Portage city. with his wife some two
thousand five hundred dollars IN money.
and some furniture, in two boats l4shcd
together At night they landed, built ).
~ ai,4 - u'"H - 80 iuiihE IHe'i
7isfp they were Auackeh oy aeTperaaoe@'
who TOOK the money outraged the person
, 81 mr. 6ites, ana 70 terrlb'y p'it me
"a m,I that thry th"nRht ne was deai.
t1r n, crime Wlldrick WAS arrested
bat vs. legal delays he has succeeded in
having lis trial postponed from time u
time. II was fixed for October the
wines against him being the old man
apsin, Who wa. attorney for Wildriok,
use1 laugasge for which he was assaulted
bya nifi/eu Sp1in, rince then, has car
riad 4 pistol ior lAe purpose Of shooting
thl- ptr-au, but. getting inro a quarrel
with Brirt. need il upon tho Litter killing
him For hi. tie mob hanged Spain.
Wble shi- w4s going On, tha
nrss w rooged that tLr Old
% % Gtss. who Iigl i1 TIE ll5.a-
~ tam. ahi ~f"sr. testimony you'd
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~
r. 9H f"l Hi'tt VT -
~ IL n .''. "'.'t1 = FRY 100 - /
'h*'t vas ~ 't#f = ef,'t'i' ~ 800
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.....4 .y,iJ.s.t. ,a'.,, ,tort...... 10 -.
-,.fa..,. ~ apffe4el,ttty - ne4r sni,stan.
H4 justice ~ ever occurs IL such cas"s
rd #nile all my admit that soclefy 4
III without don "tth them, b"Yet-
tteiaas tborH cfn be no lnsttiieati7u q
-ueas iIoeesdsnR
TEtek OF AJAiLEH.
~. 4.t,r5.,.. ,,or,,i.., o.. 20 I.sr.
,ra,n d, .a,tfo,cel,; Ln w,s n pott,0,
cits MIA ~. train l,.ft tlis Morning tuo
,..#., ..,,r T., tl,s i.iI .t.d nslties, ~ she
+,;..- IA 49, ia . ,.ris,,,,.r tyf..,In
tsa. vt.t.edt,tan yla ill4r looked
atat ~ fta wind ,glt..d eauld see thre.
mon. he ono ~ tbe centre struggling
Lard 81 aa4y from fhe otbar two. |,
was LAX ne could not distinguish
''s'i', ~ ~ 10 ''7 10 e
- - Il.
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''' 20 NV. I'm l,"N.'
~ J.'iI'' - ~ = =
"''p "'.. -
~ - ~
seEPhieE.
E.- 9aer wa. She iii op.n.d than the
aantr ,n,u.,f the ii. res esl I'd his -,ru .
,liep. md men the three made 4 fu.b
f. f..5 o,..a door. .slwaea through aud
keoe...l tfa ialer down. rhe pros,fsta
i.fp v,a.d -boip' and murder, md
Sheriff Jahp.an. Wfo WA IN the building
nj Dr. tsao. rtl.il.d down sins - h.- az
ei-fuea.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

81 A.isJfs rony Iras se ..
ppuiar. Thy vHi st,1~aa tfH etasts.
~ ihr lind 4 ssIoiIra'iss af sF
rootF. h.fis nu1 s-Isr lHfHi.Hf>s5.. ...-
haaI,Tv ard heal.by s.str. if Gsaa
vii hrlp you. DsnY HIs
diseara. Far Pale D. aH
Aianufssiass1 a' feff : Hlas. Is.
BUR- A ptffy. 4s1nrnus H.. I
4 Co.. Baning'nu So. V bDs.r.. & s.r..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
PALS PAINT WILL ~ sFI..5.. .r....
IiRsftsEH EH.r

wo'osp's Pain T-in' vII o.. f ...H-..
have Ca arb. I.alI. Hat Wa. ...
tor, pint Doiuss o.. NiD aftsls.'. rt.s ~...,...
gi.eas q. TpY' and braa,h, Iaua a.. .,....
~Rpiess ehafg~-, ~ g.. fsf.. I8ft ~ ...-
Pain Paint Acafe ilI H.s. H..l. .#.-
square, y. =. hu4H bgt*s a.
.iDrrs. s.er.#
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to nIMUvh NOM ra.on.7
FOR RIAcK wnt,..

Preckle~ and Tar frHn the far4 -.
m"h and fr'-ckie Lotion. eol6 ~ N 1T =
Prepared only BY In. d. .. PeTry. sst7tz.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
TYInn rmE oIfIchn.

A p9au 81 the sheriff come within
reach O, H. party he was seized. and,
dl#pifc hia feeble resistance, both he and
the jsilcr we're bound baud and foot aud
taken Outside Of tho building, whore they
aCre seprehed, the keys Of the building
were token from thorn, md they left IN
chtffe u u posse. The keys we're found
on tho person Of the jailer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
TILE FEELING

against Wildrick's father is strong, and
many threats were made against him. 1t
is believed that he well knows who We're
the murderers of Gates, and that he
knows now where the murderers are, and
has helped to shield them from the law.
1t was not designed to kill the man, but
to hang him to tree and thus force from
him the information he has, and that
which would aid in securing the murder
err. All is quiet to-day at Portage ana
kilburn City. but it Is generally believed
that the end is not vet"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold bv Al Druggists everywhere.
oct 4dt4w /. weo~ly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

TIE NTIENTF MD TNTTT-E,
who were tied while the hanging Of Pat
Wildrick took place were afterwards uu-
tied by the crowd before il dispcrs3
and wcnt its way to the city.
LEAVING TIE VICINITY.
Whether vigilance committee H..
been organized At Portage CitY ur not
more than one man Of doubtful ch Iaefef
haA been ordered - leave and never -haH
liz head there again. On tho train thi-
morning, one man came az far a- Wat
town aud lett there. He siid be- y
ordered away aud his life threatened il
he did not leave. He said top, that b.
was not the only one who taa been
Threatened
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
rA1RtcK wILpRIcK FOUND.

Securing the keys, the party went at
once to the ball The ringleaders seemed
to know precisely where the man was
they anted, and unlocking the three
doors necessary, came to the cell of Will
drick. Pat evidently heard the disturb
ance outside, and suspected thatit meant
no good for him. Still he was powerless
for resistance. When the cell door was
opened and light was taken in, he was
found in the farthest corner of his cell,
crouching down in the most abject fear,
and seemingly without the power to say a
word. Indeed had he been SO disposed
scarcely an opportunity Vas given hiu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

hRUGs. MEDICINES. CHENI-
calls. rtrfu1ery ani rUltt Arfi ,cs lBRf
tDfk ~ y fE&E q go. p.
The national Republican., 1869-06-24
pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BBgP.

ysi;sSs". yiif Ss fsssiysS 3 So fSSe, sssi
is5, for .qPpiyinT PissS and Coined Beef 70 he
troops at his post
quality. and equil proportion OF fore aud hind
quArtsfs' meek, shHnks. kidney, and tAllow 70 be
may h- from time to time required, by and on
sush days as the commanding officer may desig
Cornod Beof, tho usual corning pieces to be In
proportion, the contract 20 be In force six month,
direct. comuieneips on the lat d.y Of July, 1850.
saSss sapI1St 10 ne apProvsi 81 the commanding
The n:cfs q he cattle siaa for beef to be
deHysfed under this agreement shall bo ont OF at
he fourth yeItebrsl Joint. and the breast trimmed
iOiPt, and Of hc Siad Sasrter. from six 70 eight
sepaEate proposals. In duplicate. viii also be TO.
eeiyed by The undefsigned, mp to the same hour
S Si tES EIfS 1Gl snsd "a: a.
post, or supplied therofrom, with such ehoiee beef
lon and pOrtOr-hOuse steaks. standing ribs and rib
The above to be delivered at Long wharf, foot Of
FesoLyGa wed. y the geasrsiEled., up to the same
delivered at Fort Warren, Boston HATbor, hasEa-
say 81 tS FfosE sS d cofnsI Be. Gi ,
be del !iyered, then the commissATy at Fort War
besharged wits the diasrenes of cost
bonds f9T the sum Of ,ooO signed also By Two re-
sp9hsipie sureties' whose names must be mentioned
The proposals will be opened at II o'clock, "A. m
n the Sth day Of June 1853. At Fort Warren.
n Proposals win be, marked Proposals. for
beef' and addressed toy o
First Lieut. 9Th Artillery, a. e. s, fort warren.
Massachusetts iell. Ia
The national Republican., 1869-06-24
Aatiunal Aepnblieam.

tB- COPIES or THE "NATIosAL REpuBLI-
oAS" can be obtained every morning at the
following places
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OooHRAS's News STAND, Metropolitan Hotel.
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wLKirs' News STAND, st. James Hotel.
PARHrn's BooK AND PsRroDIcAL pRror,
No. tss seventh street, opposite the Post
Once
w.D.B. MAJoR, At aiIberps Dining Saloon,
's7 street, between Ninth and Testh streets.
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Twelfth and Thirtsenth streets.
JoHS A. BurLus, ststioner, 776 = near Thir.
teenth.
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enth street, between y and q streets.
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street, between II and streets.
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street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hill.
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Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill.
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doors east OF Third street west.
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Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
The national Republican., 1869-06-24

.c"4 :Sss ,e a e ss part ?:
The publ spscs 6etwes A and sirests south,
Sseond street east, 10 Squares ", 7js and 10
s 'sss's s g. ,rsa g. 's S i SsSss's: w. @ S ~, s ''' m
GGsnn.c.tem avsAae. q sausts. 10 md is0.
5s Poft tsTsn avenue. SSs,s, aass,a - s snd ~ r. s
ssI, -, So ~ SIS, 81, sb, ssS. sss and bs7 -
,hds'dehusstts avenue, in sausres ss.sif SO aud
2ss;:s.s s.,ss r. n ssS.;:. ~ e, , "a and
Indfand Avenue, In Squares 6S3. 575 aud s7L
,os osSoytsnd so m Sse1g IA Square d. and In Squares
Nsio JsrssV dpsnas, Ia Squares go. 900, col and
East Capitol strset. In Squares rhs. 80. 10, 10 .
liz tpDiftor TO Iss ABoyE there will be due and
Sfjaiy pest, u. sfS instsi%sSi. md a. he ~ fouTS
ins,slnssi, ;xssY. vhsr. the Same has already
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ss H. rs. s. d. s !. sqssI s 49, '' ' 'H
4 street north. In square 6s7.
Fifteenth street ,oest, In Squares 2lI. 92i and
Eiphth street east, In squsres eoa, el5, 9OS. e2s
Dol, eo5, e2s, eO5, sa1 oo7 and go. =. -
Ssrenth street oestin Squares al, ,tjl, 49, IS, ~
..EiSSk street ~c,t in Square. 400. Ao7. isi. aOs,
sssa S,ss q ,ts,e; A. e. Square. a. ss. o..
!a,. S, o. 49, ~ to, iss, 5 lo, 5i2, so, 81, ,sji,
Ttosntp;(ourt street loest, in Squares, n, q, 80,
10, 20, n, 81. ~, "a, -, 8And a.
SiJth street iosH, between Maine avenue and
south street. In square d.
Maine npsaus, 10 squarcs Q aud D.
Soufh ffreef. In Squares sSl no t6| and VA
First street east, In Square,. rs and IN,
All property on which the Water Tax has been
levied on and which the same, or the requisite In
.t.lme9 9r nstalmsnt. thereof. shall be unpald on
n5,.S & 4, ,tS. Az pss ps,d 10 , fa MI b rS
the same in his annual Advertisement OF property
70 be sold for sinquent taxes, aud shall collect
the satno as other taxes are collected. -
~. This Advertisement Ia the only nOtics
quired By law 10 DO given to owners Of property
on whishs wster Tag has hsssnSss SssS @ levied ,.,
j'g-3taw9w lin one newspaper ouly,
The national Republican., 1869-06-24
pRorosALs FOR STATIONERY.
TKHAsURY DEPARTMENT. D
NfTioR W INTERNAL REyENrR, J

bfficH or INTERNAL REvESrR, J
WAHHlNprOS, May 81, lcdl.
Scaled PROPOSALS will bo received At this uihSc
until tho 10Th day Of June, ls6g. At ~ o'clock N.
Tor Implying the Assessors and Colectuts OF Inter
nal RcyCnue throughout that portion u the United
States lying east Of the Rocky Mountains, except
Montana and New McNiCu, wit tho Stationery re
quircd for IN their respective districts for the
year ending June 20, ls7O.
No proposals will be considered unloss AccOmpa.
ncd by bond with sufficient suretics In the sum
United States District Attorney, on = form to b.
furnished by tho Department, conditioned that the
parties shall In case OF the acceptance Of their bid
or any part Of II, duly execute contract with good
aud sufficient bonds for the due performance OF the
sAluC,
The Commissioner reserves the right to consider
aud aCCrptOr reject each bid, item by Item
The bids should be addressed to the Cnmmi eT
VI Internal Revenue, and indoTsed "Pruposals fuI
supply Jug Stationery to Internal Revenue 4tic"rs
Schedules Of articles to be furnished will be for
warded from this once upon application, with con
dtiuns under which the articles are to be delivered
my9.eOl2t G. DkLANO, COmmissioner,
The national Republican., 1869-06-24
pROPOsALs FOR FRgsH BEEF

OFFIrH DErur CyNNI-sAHl uFSru-l-La>
NEwpOEl BAEKA n. nv J
June i lNtI
Sealed prop ,Dls, IN !gTIicatg, VIII I . rTCsved
Newport ntrrack- Ky fnr furnishing the ttunps
thereat with fresh Beef. from July TO December
81 lsyg
The euyelvrc cuclo-.lg pIgposhls wu.t L. Ia.
d0rsod PrE"sAls f"I Furnishing Frcsh Beef
The FTr-h Breti- 10 lo Vl 4 good and marx, table
p.ality, with equal proportion, "f fore and bind
Iuarter moat, (neek-, slanks, and kidney tnliuw
excluded, and delivered Ht the sNpeI Of tho
Tractor In such guauiIlcs and At such times may
BE- required
Separate proposals, in duplicate will also be- re
rriyed by the undeTsigned, up to tho sane hour
and date hs above mentioned. for supplying com.
missionsd officers and their families stationed at
this depot, or supplied therrfrom, with such
choice Fresh beef as thry may from time to time
require.
Any information In regard 10 be manner Of
making bids, requirements u bidders, Sc-. may
be had by InquiTing Of the Acting COmmlssary VI
WILL. W DAUGuERTY
First Lieutenant United States Army. A. q, 3.
ls2ltd
The national Republican., 1869-06-24
pROPOsALs FOR LIMB.
HEApa,as TNsr MlLIrAnr DI.rEIcr. I

HEApq'Rs FIRST MILITARY DIsrRIcr)
OFF!cB CHIgP QuAETRRAAsTHR,
RiCHhOED, VA, June ", lsp.
Sealed proposals., In tTlplicele, Will be received
Rt this Oihco until 10 IN, OF THU RsDAY, the 2Ith
inst for the delivery of
FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS or LINZ
Of the best quality, fresh apd unslAeked, IN well
COOpsTed barrels, suitable for transportation, In
such quantities aud at such times as may DO re-
quirsd prior TO the Ast day Of December, 1892, to
be delivered 10 the order Of the undsrsiEned, at
such RAiroad DepOts or oher points in the city Of
Riehmnnd Va, as may be dcsigneted by him,
mari i the above amount, and the right is re-
served Of rejecting any or all bids not deemed Ad.
NautAgtuus.
Mach proposal must be guaranteed by two re.
spOnsibs prTsOuS, who are willing to enter into
brnds for the performance Of a contract when
awarded.
The envelopes eOutalHiug proposals 10 be en-.
dnrssd "PTnpOsals for Lime, - aud forwarded by
mail to this ufheC.
by order Of the ueuSral Commanding First Mil.
tAry District U, CHANDLER
Brevet Col QuaTlermAstoI U, s, Army, Chist
QuArteTmas,eT l0 Military District. Jel9td