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OFFICE CmEF CONNIssAKY or SUBsrsrrN,E,)
DEPARTMENT % DAKOTA,
ST, Paul, MIN, March ., 1879.
Sealed ITUposAl,, in duplicate, will be received
until l2 u, MONDAY, April ", 1872, for furnish.
iug tho United States Subsistence Department with
L-.al 4.
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"snE srooPs TO CoSQUoR," was brought
out at Wallis last night in Laura Kccne's
best style, and considering the weather, a
very good audience was in attendance. There
Is no better Kate Iardcastle on the American
stage than Laura Kcenc. For Monday night
new play, called "school," which has had
very popular run at Wallack's, Is under
llvcrcd at Wallis Opera House.
"TnE GRASDE DucnEssE" will be produced
at the matinee at the National this afternoon.
Tonight the "Ophcc Aux Enters"
CANTERBURY has matinee this afternoon,
when all of the varieties will be produced In
full style, and there will be another perform
ancc this evening.
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ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
WAsHINoTos, March 10, 1860.
l. All officers Of Infantry below the rank
Of Major absent from their regiments are
hereby afforded the option of joining their
proper companies to take their chances In
consultations" or to remain, as at present,
"detached or "on leave" Every such
officer, no matter on what duty he may be,
can now apply to be relieved, and the Com
manding General of the Army, or OF the
Military Department In which such officer Is
serving, will relieve him and order him 10
Join his proper regiment before consolidation,
either while the regiment Is en- route to, or In
the Department to which II Is assigned by
General Orders No. IL, according as the
journey will involve least expense to the
United States.
II. Commanders Of Departments wherein
regiments OF Artillery or Cavalry are serving
will report the names Of all absent officers,
and may recommend to the Headquarters
any Of the Infantry officers LEFT out by the
consolidation competent to fill the places Of
the officers Of Artillery and Cavalry so alb
sent, with view to their permanent trans
fer or assignment.
III. Commanding Generals of Depart
ments, and Of the First, Fourth and fith
Districts, Demonstration Act,) may also
retain, out of the officers left out by econ
solldation," a number Of officers, not to eX-
coed four to each regiment, assigned for
duty In their respective commands, for Court
Martial, Signal or staff duty.
". Signal duty will hereafter be done by
the Regimental Adjutants, or by officers to
be detailed by the Department Commanders,
who will acquaint themselves with the sys-
tenn Of signals adopted and prescribed by the
Chief Signal officer in Washington, and
these will be expected, when occasion re-
quires, to qualify themselves to transmit or
ders by signals as well as by words.
v. When the consolidation Is complete,
the recruiting service will be rcorganized,
and chiefly the officers disabled by wounds
or by long service will be detailed from the
roster of officers "awaitng orders"
By command OF General Sherman:
L. ID. TOWNSEND,
Asalalnn nj AllninLat Gnnnral
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The Senate will not probably pass law
allowing the public library TO be open on
Sundays. Many of the members of this
body have given their opinions upon the
Dissertation of the Sabbath which such
course would induce. without discussing
this question In Its moral aspects, but look
ing at the opening of the library as a work
of convenience or necessity, we certainly be-
licyc that the public library can be more
efficiently conducted and prove Of greater
benefit to the public by being opened six
days, than 1t would be II the seventh days
labor was added. II is already free 10 the
public more hours every week than any
library In this country. The argument
which Is used that young men had better be
reading In this building than ldllng round
the streets, Is one of those comparative state
mcnts which no one denies, though II may
be urged that the young men who thus pass
their time are rot very apt to frequent such
m institution. But to come to the practical
point Of this subject, VIC must ascertain how
many will the public library accommodate,
for VIC believe II has never been proposed to
deliver books for general circulation on that
day. At the outside some three hundred
could be accommodated. The insufficiency
of the accommodation for those who would
from curiosity visit the building would pre-
vent any good arising from the innovation.
We have seen no argument yet advanced by
those who favor this project which Is not
open to practical objection, and we cannot
see that the necessity exists for change
Boston Journal
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N'AsHlNgTON, ALEXANDRIA,
CHANCE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, lsOs.

On and alter MONDAY, Dec, 2lst, 1865, and
until further notice, Passenger Trains will
Tuu between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
THROruH MAIL TRAINS.
Leave Sshington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, o.. IN. ;dO. for Mauassas aud Harrison
Leave AiexGndTia, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets (fron Manassas TailrOad) 3:37 p N.
do. from Lynehburg, 0p. m.
LOCAL PASsESuER TRAINS.
LEAVE WABHISGTOE, LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,
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Pusr OFFIrE DEPARTMENT, March l2, 1867
Proposals are invited for purchasing the WASTE
PAPER ACCumulating In this Department, Of the
following descriptions, viz:
l. Transcripts u ,stmastars' account, Of MALL
received aud sent, post bills, white paper; est'
mated quantity, 500 pounds year.
. Mixed paper, consisting Ut wTappeTs Of Nr-
counts and other packages, together with letter
x, 100 pounds year.
B. Newspaper; estimated quantity, loo pounds
a year.
Bidders must specify p,ice por p5urd for each
class Of paTeT.
the General Post Office bulldog at the cost Of the
accepted bidder, and in his own bagH, ~ often as
may be required by the Postmaster GrurTal
No mail bags will be furnished for this purpose
The paper will be weighed at this department,
aud must be paid for on delivery.
Bids are In ited for one year. commencing On til
lst Of April next, aud Will be received until
WEDNESDAY, the 3lst Instant, At 8 q clock, y. IN.
They should be addre,;sd to the posimasIer
PAPER " JOHN A j. CRESWELL,
mhlh.mWlNt Postmaster General
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FINANCIAL AoBsT OF THs UNITED STATES.
l6rH STREET. OPPOSITE THE rREAsuRr DEPART.
hEET.
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L,OR sALE-wRAPPING PAPER. APPLY TO
+ B. n. Waters, at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, over MetIer9t Hall, Sls
stteets nch.U
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

"
Will be sold at public auction, by u, y. Smith
son, auCtOneer, at Allegheny Arsenal, plushurg,
Pa. commencing at 10 o'clock q. m, WEDNEs-
DAY, March q, lsbl, the following ARTICLES, va;
Is Cast Iron Cannon,
1884 Solid Shot, round.
2,s@ stands Of Grape and Canister
ISL Carblnes, new repaired, rusty, SC,
3lT U Rides, Cal. 81 aud rs, repaired,
rusty, SC.
ISL Enfield Muskets, repaired,
i,M9 Foreign Muskets and Rides, rusty, &c,
3,lD Y 5. Muskets, Cal 60, rusty, Sc.
2,2Ia Pistols and RovolveTs, new, repaired aul
rusty.
lNO Sets Of Infantry Accoutremeuts, old
H,ls4 Pounds Of Cannon, Muskrt aud Rlne
Powder
laO,ON Pistol Cartridge, Lcfauchcux wes.
sons
|, so, 900 Maynard Il and Sharp's Primers.
G,2s2 Muskel Bayunpts,
lg.OOO Pounds u Scrap Iron, Gas, aud Wrought
A lot Of Appaudagez aud parts OF Markets.
lot OF Tools for Blacksmiths, Carpenters, &c.
4 lot Of Packing Boxes, sc.
Catalogues Of the above can be obtained IN ap.
plicaUOn TO the undersigned
Purchasers will be required to remove the prop
erty within ten days after the sale. Terms, Cash.
X. II X WHITLEY,
Breyel Brig, Gen U. S. 4.
ALLEGHENY Arsenal, Feb II, lstl. ieb2i.td
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UHE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

On aud AFTER SUNDAY .I7th May 1865, III rec daily
trains " III be run between Baltimore and Wheel
ing aud paTkeIsburg, NJ follows;
Baltimore Hd daily except saadSyi al So a., N,
sASs LINZ ifss FIX Viii PsaS SSG aay
Ssct q BcStfS HHd faFkdTsburS for al points
WINCHESTER RECOMMENDATION TRAIN
a.y eTSs az oF BsTSS dy
lsnndRys excepted) at 800 q. m. Connecting at
Frederick Junction W th train for Frederick aud
at Hagerstown Junction with train for hagerS'
THR ELLIcoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leave. Bait.
more a. ~ and s:Ie A. N G9d ~ and ~ p ~ IA
a. m and s;Si F6& fHISSIGEEsrowy.
Leave Baltimore at pa. n. aud Al, J. II ,e9n-
County Railroad. arriving at HageIstown at 40
aud p:D y, N. Returning leave HAgrralnwn AT
$40 aud II a. m. arriving In Baltimore at lO:3 a.
For WINCHESTER
Leave BSl'morS at St5 4 M Sas ~ p e.,
ips iraSo wache.ter At aud 10 Ks a. m arriving
N baltimore y f5 }I:s &IsAsRiIhSSddftGtSs!P m
Leave Baltimore at $50. 100, sOand 9:ib a. IN,
anu F i Is, %w&SssahfNGFoS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at and a. IN, and 1880, 2,
''"' ana $50 : FOR X ANNAPOLIS.
IsayS Washington ., . q, m aud 40 p p. m'
a'"' ''1'0 SUNDAY TRAINS. S. anu O. " y ~
Leave sd BHI X S5S rs at $o EPd 20
FGr lWrtfST iafSima TH fitke9s Of every kind,
sc, Amply to 7. ENGLAND, Agent, CaIuIca
Station, OF At the Ticket ofaee; -
Master Of Transportation.
h M COLI. GeneTal TlckeL Agent
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND WOOD.


OfFlCE CHIEF NuARrEHhAEIkR, Z
ST. PArL, MISS, February 10, 1902
Proposals. In the usual form, with the customary
conditions, are invited to be RECEIVED At this Office
quarters Of the District of Montana, until March
10, 1852. at " u. to supply Fort shaw the coming
season with lOO tons o. Hay aud 400 cords Of
Wood.
In like manner, to supply Camp Cooke with 200
tons Of Hay aud 40 cords Of Wood,
Also, to supply In like manner Fort Ellis with
l2j tons Of Hay and |, 900 cords Of Wood
Similar proposals will be received at the Dis.
trict QuarieTmAster's Omce, Fort stevenson, d T,
and at this Office, same date and condition. a.
above, to supply Fort Buford with 40 tons Of Hay
and 5000 cords Of Wood to supply Port Stevenson
with 80 tons Of Hay, ,2o cords Of Wood and
inches at the smallest end, and to be from eighteen
to thirty feet long.
At the same time and 10 the same manner pro-
posals will DO received at this Office and at the
District QnarteTmaster's Office, Fort Suly, d, T.,
to supply Fort Rice pO tons Of Hay aud 90 cords
Of Wood; to supply Fort Snlly 80 or less tons Of
Hay and !, 0DD cords OF wood to supply at Fort
Rand all l25 or less tons OF Hay aud 5JD cords Of
Wood,
II is to be understood that these amount. may be
diminished II the Hay Wood be not all required
that the Hay Is to be cut when green, and properly
eured-to be free from weeds and sedgos or swamp
grassi all cut and cured by September 49, deliver.
The Wood to be sound mershautabls wood to be
delivered by January 10. 1870. unless otherwise
The Hay and Wood all to be delivered At the
posts 5. D. HOLABIRD,
Deputy Quartermastor General U. $. Army.
mh9td
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Observation-Disclosures

All petsons Wishing to purchase a home Tor
themselves, either OF
BRICK or FRAME HOUSES,
10 the healthiest part Of Washington, and on the
most reasonable forms will And Il to their adysn;;
avenue and Eleventh street. as his terms ar, III y
10 sult all. mht I'm
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Wines and Liquors.
7 MES MOL A N,

JAMES NOLAN,
DEALER IN
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS.
Sole Agent for Carte d'Or. Lac d'Or. and Siller
Champaignes,
SO Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Metropolitan
Store and Sample Room superintended by WIN.
n. Conroy.
asrAgent for the La Mauoia Cigar. uoIa.a
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FINANCIAL AGEsT OF THs UNITED STATES,
I6rH STREET. OPPOSITE TIE rRsAsuRr DEPART.
sESr.
Government sseurus. with Treasurer United States.
OZONE MILLION DOLLARS ga
We buy and sail all classes Of GOVERNMENT
sECURITIBsat current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
favorable TERMS. and give CAREFUL AND
"Eosrr ArrESrIoS TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUslSEsg MRE AND FIRMS.
aud to any other business entrusted to u,.
FOIL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN
SENT LOANS at all times ohssrfully furnished.
VS. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
wAsHISdros. March %. 1875 mhT'dn
ray COOKE co..,
BANKERS,
FIFTgEHTH STREET. OPPOSITE TEE
TREAsnRT,
ery aud sell at elrraut market rates. aud keep
constantly on hand full supply Of
GovEGNMEgT uOHDs.
SEvgN-TnIRTlEs,
and
COMPOUND IETgRLsT NOTES.
rider. for stO rs. Boujs, sC. executed, and Col.
Ioetloas made on all accessible points.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND WOOD.


DBPor QUARTERMAsTER' OPTICB.l
JEFFBRsoSyILLn, !SD March l6, 1859
Sealed proposal. Will be IeceiyeS at thi. once
until u m, WEDNESDAY, March 81, 1869, for the
delivery OF thu following qualities OF Forage aud
Wood, more or less, as may be required for = six
months supply Of the Depot Of Jacksonville,
Indiana:
30 tons Hay; 800 bushels Oats; 81 tons Straw;
100 cords Wood. The hay is to be the best quality
timothy hay and all baleii tho pats to be the best
quality, well cleaned and sack ed the straw to be
the best quality and baled the wood to be good,
sound, merehantable hard wood, well seasoned,
and all split-bO wood.
The above to DO delivered from time to time, in
such quantities aud at suoh places in or near the
city Of JeGersonyills, Indiana, as the officer In
charge Of the depot may direct.
Proposals will be In duplicate, with copy Of
this advertisement attached to e.eh, aud must be
accompanied by the guarantee Of two responsi BILE
persons, that in case contract Is awarded to the
bidder, good and su Giant bonds will be given for
the faithful performance Of the same.
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for For
age or Wood, as the case may be. and addressed
to the undersigned.
oT all bids.
by order Of the Quarter master General,
II, c. RANSOM,
Breyet Lieut.. Colonel, Major and O. m.
ul20.td In charge of DepOt,
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ITO the Right About facc-March!"
The order of General Sherman breaking up
the Military Department of Washington and
awaking certain shoulder-strappcd gentle.
men from bed of roses and consigning them
to one of soldierly hardship has created an
intense fluttcr among military feathers at
the national capital. The General even
thought II were better to burn up two thou
sand dollars worth ofpublic property In the
shape of barracks than to retain the present
military organization at the scat Of govern
ment, surrounded aud tempted as 1t was with
all sorts Of corrupting influences. Sherman
Is right. There are great many military
heroes who plume Themselves upon having
blcd for their country-and, no doubt, truly
who are too much inclined to bleed It to cX-
haustion in return. Under the present mill
tary regime We are likely to have q reduced,
hut n consolidated, an economical and an
extraordinarily efficient United States army,
which in connection with u splendid nation
al militia organization, will answer all prac-
teal purpose until the next war, no matter
with what power that may be. Therefore,
We say to those officers who have so long a
time been enjoying luxurious ease, 'To the
right about Accountability Y. Herald.
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Railroad Houtes,
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
wAsHIHaror, Sept. 10, 1909
x6Rk, and Sf' TSSshIsdT iNB THB ~ wEsf. al.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100, 500 and
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday. 200 and s.Sa' M
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave alta. N. and LoOp. m. sotrain to or from
Annapolis on Snnd 6ek SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at s a. N, and IL %, lQQ,6, 20 and 7Dp p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
FOR ALL PARTS oP THE WEST.
8 a, m. and 40. O. 90, and $50 p. m.
On Saturday ats q. m and Cop. N.
On Sunday, at 400, and $50 p. m. only, con.
to wheeln Parkersbqrg, &c.
Through tickets TO tho West can be had at The
Washington Station Ticket Oco at all hours In tho
for New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see ad.
J, L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
L, NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. s. K00NTZ, General AGENT Washington,
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DUBL!C SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
L AND ORDNANCE STORES.
Rock IsLAsD Arsenal, Jan, Is, 1862.
A large quantity OF Condemned Ordnance and
Ordnance Stores will be offered FOR sale at public
auction, at Rock Island Arsenal, Ill, on wednes-
day, April 7, 1852, at 10 clock, a, IN,
The following comprises some Of the principal
articles TO be sold, via:
% Iron Cannon, various calibersi
l,lOO Field ATTiages and Limbopi
1870 sets Of Artillery Harness.
1000 pounds Shot and Shell;
5000 sets Of Infantry Announcements
100 Mcclellan Saddles;
200 Artillery saddlesi
1000 Halters;
700 Saddle Blankets
600 Watering Brides;
200 Cavalry Curb Brhlles;
$50 Artillery Traces aud Hames.
Persons wishing catalogues Of the stores to a
sold can obtain them BY application 70 the Chief OF
Ordnance at Washington. d. G., or Brovet Col S.
CTispin, United States army, Purchasing 0ficcr,
corner OF Houston aud ureeue streets, OF upon Al,
pllGatlOn At this Arsenal, T J. RODMAN,
Lieut. Col ord DyL Brig, dcu Il $, A., Dom,
maRdIDg tbl'l
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ores 3lj and 81,
Southwest corner OF Penn-ylyaua avenue and
Ninth streets,

COMMISSIONER, RE;SALE Oh. HOUSE AND
LOT IN FIRST WARD.
by viTlua Of an order and decree Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia for resale,
bearing date March ., lSD, aud passed 10 the mat
ter OF the division OF the real estate Of Catherine
Noonan, deceased. the un1ersEned commissioneTs
VIII offer for sale at public AUCTION, front Of the
promises, on TUESDAY the 81 day Of March, 1852,
At O'cOck, D. m the follow ing property. to wit:
Part Of Lot No !, 10 square No. IS, OF the Authen
tic ground plan Of the city Of Washington. being
tho south ~ feet inches In width II said lot,
fronting on, Twcnty;secJgd street west, BY the
depth Of said lot, with the improvements, consist
Ing Of a Frame Dwelling house This property Il
situated on the corner Of Twenty second street
wet aud II street north, aud AHprds great induce.
mcnts to persons ee,irOus Of making good invest
mcnt
Terms: One third cash; the residue In six and
twelve months. the purchaser giving his bonds,
payable TO the heiTs, respectively, for the de.
icrred payments, bearing interest from the day Of
sale
All couvcyaneinE and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser
Title deed to be retained II I'll the whole Of the
SAMUEL Z. DOUGLASS,
Z. Q, BGKLOFF,
fTAAMas s ( " AvkkihSS6uR.
JOS. y. HODGsON,
Commissioners.
W. l.. WALL 4 CO,
mis- Auclioneefs.
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PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE STORES.
o.. ORDNANCE AdESCT,l
COR. HOUsToE AND GREENE srs.,
rp.Yrp ~ IpVVNE up u Roy M oil

U. 3. ORDsANcE AaENCT,l
,Esrn,ycr s sdR mGsiLSP 3 Box Eo'IaIi.
EEw YCRK, Feb. Is, 1852.
at S a. RTSR Snt shf6RpRY Mach r. at
I? m, for purchasing IN Quantities the IoIlowiPg
daS S Afsenais IL The Gaitsd States ''-' " '"'
Cartridges foT Spencer carbine' ealiber.to and 90.
Caftridgss Tor BallArd's earbInO' CALDER. 90 aud
'tSTtfiges fof Henry Carblne CALDER. 80 aid 81.
GSrtridGsS Tor RemiugtOn's Carbtne; Caliber. ~.
Cartridge Tor Warmers carbinei CALDER. u,
CartTlSses iSr sharp's Carbine, Caltber, 50,
linen, ,-,, ., IL,
United States Musket Cartridges. l. ball iCalibeF.
bniicd States Musket Cartrdges,E ball Calibor.
kids Musket Cartridges. E. ball' CALDER. Band
TILTED States Musket Cartridges. RounI CALDER.
otaitsd States Musket Cartridges. buck and ball.
COLI! Pistol Cartridges C.liber, ~
Smith, = Carbine Cartridges rubber and metal.
BurRsido's CarbLne Cartridges, metal CALDER,
Psrou aud Hotehkiss' Projectiles forSlI CaLbers
Round Shot, Shell, Canister and Spherical Case
for all CAlbers.
Mu-kyt Percussion Caps from broken M Ammu.
The ordnance Department reserves the right to
rnIcctall bids not deemed satisfactory. Prior to
the atG"IyA t " &py SiS ~ W''' nave " De Hp'
~ IN, =. III. Ian nsr rant nm X a.v Of ss,o and
,la r'Intiaicr Wten ina propeIty Ia dsiiy,.PrI
tMrnS Jays Will 10 sAoweu ior the remoN"
B.4dsT, will tate explicitly the Eo|Gt
,'niy hs trryds al ths krssnaIs W.
Z ;nnIss car he sssn nj lila ollr. or Al any
tho hTsen.I il In he TnIIsd States - - "
PTanNsaIs viii lie addrSssei 10 the undersigned
and indorsed ''PT0posIis FOR purchasing Ordnance
St1r's
FIR further Information amply 10 the udersigled
Gbll.J Breyet Col USA, Mai Ordnance
NOTICE TO Contractors
'At'H ~ hnN 'NS
~ n.,,ru,n,,, w. A. o.wvoo wv,
WV ~ N N"n' ~ Tv"p - "" ~ 49, -: -
4 ~ psH.,''rr 49,, nTrrtnsEA y'L'
~ hA"' % NLti' pktIakhv' Wsssai''
s,f,I ,,,,,,,.,ls Il, drr,Isata "a ,t I
n.,U ~ ~ p a, ~ az"
hgiIdlug tho new United States +OJ feet Pier. run-
su "'u.tffIIly from We Eht'hMuse ~ us"'F,;
the uuirrsigned until u clock noon, uf the aitI
day Of March, $50.
MATERIALS REQUIRED
OF as much as may be required, a.s9Ltel 10 tLteg
items, viz: lem Drift Bolts, Item II 'cr"w Apd
Washer Bolts; Item Ill Spikes Each item To De
''N "AN 'LSBWR r." w PERFnRMED
Glass Item Il, 2ss cubic feet, or as much as
may be required. CRIB IrePFiPg, L'Hkding, ga Bolt;
iSSff y lie S taG's yS Ta'', W.,
Item II ~ az CUBIC irrl, or ~ much as may be
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR STAGE TRANSPORTATION

HEADQUARTERS FfTrH military DIsIsIor.l
STATE OF THxAs, |
OFFtcB CHfEv QulRrHRNlgInR,
AUsrIN, TBxAs, March 1, 1850.
sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
q this Office until SATURDAY, March ~, 1903, AZ
IAN, tor furnishing such transportation b. stage
as may be required by the oualterDaster's Depart
ment, United states army until December 81, le59'
on the following routes, viz:
Victoria to lndiauola
LayAca to IndiAnoia
Bidders viii state the rate at which they pro-
pose 70 transpoIt each man with baggage not to
exceed one hundred tln, poundsl the entire dis.
Payment TO be made In eoyeTumeni fands
Service TO commence on award ot contract
Proposals to be plainly endorsed f'Pfonosais for
stage Transportation from - To @N.i and
addressed to the undermined.
j. A. PoITE9
Brevet Brig. Gen. and C. Q. NJ. ftnh Military
District. mhl7.M