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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
Dissolution.

rTNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
i isting under the firm OF OF a Ahrsns. deal
ers in sash. doors, and blinds. is dissolved bv
mutual consent, Mr.. Ahrsns retiring. The
business to be coudse.sd ~ heretofore by q.
E. 4. AHREss.
Davenport Jan lth 1859 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

AT THE CORNER OF SECOND AND HARRl-
~ so, streets now occupied By John l. Ioeckler,
wsni market II As cxcellaat nusinese -tand.
Appiyto john L. I0EcALER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
j L &c ICITX
A. a ynrativn Dont

nR. o. 4. 0PkECHER formerly Of Buffalo, n
~ T.. has jast located IN Davenport, and oHers HE
services In The treatme Mt Of al forms Of Uhrepic
disease, BY means ef the various notifications Of
comes to ~ highly rscommsnded from HE eastern
home. for his skil In the practice of biz novel and
effective profession. All cases Of ChRssic disease
successfully treated BY the Dr., and ifdesired the
cure will b warranted by him. No charge for ecn-
salialiou. OAcs and Oppsrating Rseas over Bic.
sells Hsrdwa Store, No. s. Brady q. jaa5 daws
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
1aVenport, Jan. IN, Is5F.
Co.unrtner.hiD Notice.

sTUE CO PARTNERSHIP HERErOFoEE TX
i letting undnr the name OF LnAe G.gys. is this
dsy dssolv I'd by mutual consent. Ar. A. p. Luce
rs.iritg. The snhs-ribeIs will c3n.iaus the tusi-
psss. az successors to the late irn under the
OF GYlggs Watson Day.
FIJI GHIcGS
o. Il. WATSON.
L. a. DAY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

MsnsBas Of the Burns Club meet at
Lahrmasn's Hall on Asndsy evening next
to make arran ssmsnts for their annual
festival.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
THE CITY.

RsxsyBEa the lecture a. the Opera
House to- morrow evening by R.bsrt Col
lyer, sf Chicago. on the subj sct ''slsar grit." !"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
House ancEot fer sale.

DEING ABOUT TO REMOVE FROM pa
ID venport offer my residence for sale. sit
uated on lie Glare street. between 9TH and
lo;n. Enquire on the premises.
j. j. SMART.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
Deoley's lsnking Powder.

DooLsYs CHEMICAL YEAST BAxfNo Pow.
DsR is unsquaied tor making light biscuits
rolls. buckwhcst ami other cakes, etc.
Itrequirss only Two teaspoonsfull fer
quart Of -four
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

XAnnAHrHp TO kruova nHaiRa ToExcco y
s-sNb svsfssis aad kcssies, and ase excellent II
rstsA par Nss and ssssoss the blood. II
Nossesses great shns ad sirene .heais
enai " The s.crseh 10 digest tie hesriest At.s
6ser RI ehrg ani e.tablsles rohass health <-sAs-s
ana eAsss fcs siIty seus cared f;cs fivf fsuts rs,
poA faa sTr As irleisslstE en- IL gtirrs
eueeu o, isoSco. wiiA iss .g sssifacna4 isfs
cse.s ssrf th2A Ageusa wsrlrt <...reA
W. >. i As.orr, SA.y t.t. y ;.
TENrMoN LIS
Isss ras q .'rss, ks.yEsfr. or..frN.
. sort srstLr o. frc.s
tu6ueics ise hrti.s bcSa e az - =. ne,.,s Tor iose
. BY psnE Dr. nm.on's Ap<ac's ne ce,ss sspry fer
tAs psis0ssr, q ~, ,n.u;, IN
PsoS rus cr,-s Esy( y(-xrs y "a .iiserss, ~.
isv RsrtRoso ,p.rAFf, P.--srv S:.. is-i savr wed
NJ ftA,St-o.n
ACt-.cvs.s,y frsrisoSy.-ors N,x % Asrs;o--
cured lsy soiLs ss'a~i fsif /: s<-rsxsHs
lev " alursASeE. Kelley Astfi4an. Pa
Pay rs'.FPol.r. i,rAucr1rrEss. IL y. NJ
Aase o1ir. ssi fs.e s..is Of s,h ss h,s<s-orfAs
rssx Dr ksEto-s Al;doss, "a aa y ne fatssero
rsssve W.. I. VIZ ss
.Fno,1 rwr scrrnrss nov. Jovzsai, raisKo
Mn-JlDue box u Bcrons Ar,doe fey.stri cI GsSs n
A. sd tscn ~ 'sks plsaanrs :, re-. e.,sn.n,inE \"
= Toe oAlG ~ AL oaucolsIs. \
fSks6S.~arA cspyrieAss11
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
To Rent.

Two FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SINGLE
i Gentlemen Rooms situated In the moet sn,ral
location ~ tie city. InqaiSe a. +. Smiths 30 8,
Harrison Stree. ssdats
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
Banlk Notice.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
i OF tine ciizsps National Bank. will be held Al
thor Ranking urg-c. TUESDAY. January 18th,
10 p between the tours ~ 10 A n and . l. NJ.
de an ! G. tDNhLIS, cs-hie-.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
WAN rs.

AGENTS wANTED.-s13 10 e9oo per month. or
n Commission from which twice th At am cunt car
be made by selling the Latest Improved ConHss
tesss FAstLs sswiS0 hAosiss. Price SIS. For
Circulars and Tsras addrers
e. BOWERS 4 CO,
dsc9 dA Wsm $40 South I'd St PhtIadsipnia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

Oua PAuPsa SYsrRM-E ssowhere ws
publish the first annual report Of che Di>
rectors Of the Poor, under the new system
and new management, frsm which il will
BE- seen that the moot Satisfactory results
have been achieved. Besides being mere
satisfactory in distributing the charity Of
,hecsunty, it has been cheaper. The report
shows that after including repairs, insur-
ancs aud interest on county bonds given in
payment Of the farm, . saving Of some
q. 900 has been made. sr oa the current
expenses, . saving Of about es 900. When
II 10 known that this rspers embraces .
part Of the administration Of the old d.
rectors prssisns to the reform being made
in the methsd Of dealing cut charity Of the
county, and that the system came int
operation, in mid-winter, with the Peer
House filled to ovsrfowing and . vsrJ
largs number 10 the city and different town
chips, dependent upon the county for sup
port, some Of them worthy Of aid and e.h>
Or0 IWpOUVouSs WuV % % SVoi0 oOt W
sent awav until warm wssthsr, the results
achieved, - shown bv the rspsrs, can but
30 still moro satisiaetory. At present the
number in the Peer House 10 but half -
large - il Was at this time last year, and
the same 10 true Of the number receiving
aid outside. The report itself speaks In
coz, mendatisn Of the system aud efficiency
Of the present management more effectivs>
y than any thing We can say-wi,h the
experience Of the past year even better
results may be expected.
Tus receipts and shipments per rail for
two weeks ending December slst., were -
fellows:
Shipments Corn, $50 bu. oats. 1000
bu. Barley, 1900 bu,; wheat. 5000 bu. +;
-four, $500 bbls.; mdss. 10000 lbs /;
dressed pork, $4,000 lbs. hogs. 1850
head cattle. 40 head lumber, 22e n. I;
xdss and coal, $50 tons.
Rsesipts-Barley $50 bu. wheat. 10000
bu.; eeal, S,2lo tens adse, 7eo tens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

A GENTS g. Wanted book Agents are meeting
"A with --ss n selling SIR 5. W BAkRk's
KIP P..DRariD rs aud ADVENTURES amoag the
tho CAPTIVITY and RELE .sK of ENGLISH
eUBJkCrs. and the career OF the EMP8ROk
THEODORE. No DO IL !s received among all class
- OF p.pp- With su h unbalndsd fayos, or 60 flily
com blues thrllin, iaercst with sod inetruc ton
No srier- iost a delivering.
aRs.LEr'> AMERICAN CONrLiCr-The ex
hADrdtaafy salc uf tnis work ofers better induce-
ment- - sgents than eu De cri ption books In
es..d comm ,sions All we1, with privilege Of de
liscring to Old subs .rthers o. d. CASE CO.
publsneYe Chicayo- IN d~cn. aim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

APPLY TO MRS DRRw's BOARDING HOUSE,
~ cor 9th aud Main Stree'e. jaL5 dst
For Sale.
AgY RESIDENCE on BRADY STREET, FIRST
VI door above Reformed Church
dor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
The Uaien Rostaurant

Has been fitted up IN elegant stys whers meals anl
hot Coffee will b served II the best style at al
hou4e.
tice SatisfaetiOn guaranteed In everything 0eoe
In your ofders.
ectS9 dtS JACOB aARN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

Tns ELEVENTH HeuR BRlpBaRoon BACKS
Orr Tho valiant hero Of the Leap Year
proooisl, en- account of which We gave the
other day, is switched off the track by his
affiancel from Illinois. 1t seems that he
has been engaged to a Girl at Onargo. Iii for
sons tina past. The ceremony VAS to have
taken place on Christmas, but hsd bsen
postponed on account Of sickness in the
family. In the meantime, this little
pleasantly Of Leap Year incident oc-
CURED as reported. That ihsre might be
no i,rrins in the matter. a note was dis
patched to Illinois. informing the party
there Of the affair. and requesting = re
loass from all Obligations. There was Just
time to get . reply, ~ the ceremony was
to have taken splscs here to-day. The
reply cane yesterday, in terms most EN-
phstc. NJ lady Of the proud Sucker State
would permit her affections 10 be thus
tritlied with. He mus. c,ms to- time. The
Situation wa,n't h,lf as pleasant as it was"
TO appeal TO the mercy Of his Leap Year
bride Was oil tha. was lef. for him. To
do it IN psrss, wouldn't be nice-se .
letter Was written. AS the lady had only
taken part in the farce at the suggestion Of
some Of the girls, fer the purpose eftsaehing
him Lesson for his tsmsrity in joking them
sSsut the expiring Of the year, and their
chances Of securing husband, he Was told
to 60 in peace. Verify, women are danger
Gus things to triAe with.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

MAySs RsiD's MAoAzlNE.-Wsh have -.
osived the first number Of "Onward," .
new magazine for the South ef Amsrics,
esnducted BY Captain Mayns Reid. IN cd
aad established favoIits with the young
readers OF this country. 1t 10 gotten up in
. very attractive form, and makes . valu-
able addisia n to the periodical literature Of
tbs day. Ia the experienced hands Of capt
Re d, We predict . brilliant success for it.
"Oaward' is not meant to be mere collie ct
Of id romance but rather inten led - Q
tsachsr. The light and chss-ful reading
is bat designed TO float the more serious
and important matter 5, as 10 bring il in
contact not only with the youthful mind Of
America, but that more matured. TIL
editor is one wei! qualified to treat Of tn
political systems Of Europe, and it is his
AIM to present them in fore bic contrast to
our own in the succeeding numbers Of
'Onward." lis a magaz ne that every
boy AMI girl in ,ha lad should pesseis.-
Published by Carleton. Nsw York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
AGENTS WANTED
TOTRAvEn.

And sell article needed by every basinsss mas II
the country. Agents realize = prent OF from
ei0 to $40 per day, cssh In hand. Only few dol
lArs necessary TO ttart the business address with
stamp. WkSTkHN PUBLICATION CO.
Csr2er Sd nd Perry streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
JACOB HAHN,s
Union Bakery & Restaurant

No. j East I'd BtFee6.
WnK SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST OPENED HIS
New and Klegant Establishment. and would say
to old customers and new Ones that he Il prepared
TO fnrnish them with tie beet quality Of choice
Bread, Cakes, Pies and C0nleee
tiOnery,
Made from the hest material. Aful stock always On
hsAc, and families supplied At reasQnahle ratec
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

THs Gus CALLED Fos.-The following
will sufficiently explain itself:
DAVENPORT, Jan. eth, 1868.
Al6ert Mossman. E,q:
SIN: Il hereby challenge ysu to PLAY me
amatch game Of billiards for &1ov . side
and the champion cue new held BY you,
according TO the rules governing matches
for the champ pisnship.
Yssrs truly, II. WIDsB.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

DsAru OF FArBsR Dsnouonus, or Do.
BrovE.-A telegram reached this city last
evening, from Dubuque. stating that Father
Donoushue, Vicar General Of the Diocese
Of Dubuque. she founder Of the present Or
der Of Sisters Of Charity In this State, died
at his residence At New Mslary, ten miles
frsn the city Of Dubuque, On yesterday
morning. The news Of his sudden death
will b received with ssrrsw By his many
friends 10 this city, and oil ever the State.
Especially will the meabsrs Of the order,
sf which he 10 the founder, neurn hrs
death. Many win doubtless remember the
event that determined him in cemisg 70
Iowa. Il was, Ne believe, 10 1S47, that bic
church and the conysnt of Sisters Of Chari
y in Philadelphia were burned in the know
nothing riots, after which he came to Do
buque with nine Sisters, and founded the
present order since which time, under bis
guidance and counsel, the order has
fsurished and prospsrsd. Space will net
psrmi. Us to dwell upon the great work
they have accomplished in this State
Starting with . email beginning At Du-
buqus, houses have been established At
Dss Aoines. Aascatins, this city, and some
two or three up in the northern part Of the
State, and also ono braach in Chicago. But
few men Of the present time have accom-
plisbed more for humanity sr would b.
mere universally neurnsd. His work was
wsll aenes end hs hes esas to bic reward.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

SuPsavIssas ARREsrsD.-It dessu't seem
to bs the incest thing in the wsrld to bs .
Supervisor 10 Auscatine county - the
Jsursni ofthat city says The old members
Of The Beard Of Supsrvisors-vis: Msssrs.
Stewart. Hazslst, Cope. Elwsrds. .Purintsn,
B s. Conc, Elliott, Walker and Horton
we're ssnfrsntsd BY United Statss Marshal
Clark, this forenoon, and put undsr arrest
for their appearance at the next term Of
the United States Circuit Osurt at Dss
Moinss in Nay next. The Marshal acesp
ted bend la the sum Of $500 each and
kindly permitted the members to 60 each
others bail, 20 that II they run away they
will be interested in catching each other
We guess the bend and bail are COED,
however. The Marshal will have no troub.
70 in finding his prisoners when he wants
them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

BuRsErr's PssPARATIoss are favorsbly
known throughout the United States.-[N.
Y. Tribune.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

HAKTWELL Il SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY.
NO. ~ BRADY STREET..
00laa' Benefit Life lns. Cen'y
Asoeee. elS. SEQ. coo. 80.
Continental Fire lns. Company,
Assess. -. eaR. .W1S. 80.
Insurance Co. Of NsFth America.
/. .Aseese. o0.olo. ace -
Lsrlllard Fire lrs. Cenasy,
:Assses. ol.soO.0oe 90. "
Security Fire lns. Csnpasy.
Assets. o1.iHe. Gee -
Enterprise Fire isa. Company,
Assess. 81. 80 1. c0e 90.
nortA American Fire lus. Cenp'y
Aessss. Iosss.s5o a..
N. American lns. To-, Hartford,
Assets. $500. 900.
Commerce Fire Insurance Co.
Assets, o66e. 900 80
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~ b, BIO II A US
~ GOLDEN REMRDIEs.

~ .os no Sthsr take 10 oshsr. and you win
,,sas iOf disease in
Ui ~; Aths. Gelds. Be!sem No. cures Ulosrs,
gossed eore xhreet eD4 Mouth, 0ore Eyes, o..
1 niosoSSS or Sktn lrlDtions, Copper. CoIored
~ 49, sSrsScss g de essl, SCsofsle, xs .
t rsaia s:s fao.s af diss.ss dem Shs rs.
~ ~. xHSsskssS ee!See Belsos No. esses Mereu-
.SaeSno0, 8b000atism In eli 10 forms,
nsdiase r nSS IL OF other calsss; sivss I'm
1nn.s thouss1aie Cersnosfss proving The mirse
sSi =. s ssss q s ri so e
49, q; $3.50 "a Ss!S. A:s;!s: :.i. Sssdy
1@r Ss srsSSoomseeisd With fan dirsetiona. Price
d.. ntekcs5 Golden Blfzg d'Amsv, rsaica,
Nurs - aSrxSD OF General Debility. fn old or
{opnee M0ne soesgy With Wonderful eject
Pre- S " " Ssf e eotts. or two bcttass Tor % o.
ship . ny Ilss. Pruapt etfsstio. vaid %
na - ~ "a ~. Hcne. gsnui2e .ithost the
RisAa,ds. sole DroDsislcr. blown In sisss 81 bos
Addr:. D1; p. .; lIoHARDs, No. sss v.rsel
street; GeE York: Once houn ffom . 3, =. 70 u.
n - VhSsasSs ssns. Ua-ly
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TRLECRAuS. ne.

"A party OF mountaineers discovered some
days ago, in Southwest Colorado, the opal fork
OF me Rio Grande and the Saq uachis, the bones
OF SIX men and forty six horses W hich are SUP.
POSED TO be the remains OF 8 party Sst from
Gsnea hIemohts exploring e1pedition. OF
whom noibtrg has bern heard since they start
Cd out-twenty years ago. ~ -..-
In answer 10 an invitation of TIE General
synod of the Reformed Church. q number Of
osieeaies from various Evangelical churches
met IN New York Yesterday AFTERNOON for the
purpose OF InsuEurating convention on the
questIOa Of uniting the efforts Of the various
churches 10 extend the Gospel through )ut the
world The attendance was slim.
Two negroes, probably slaves, were foupd
hidden ON board The brig kenHeoec, which ar
rived az Portland, Me-, yesterday, from Csrd--
hey We're taken iron the captain an released
by order of the court.
A painter named George Grove, while AZ
WORK on church steeple In Bos ton, Tuesday
pfstforr1 on which he was standins. and WA.
dashed TO pieces on the earth q distance of
eighty 1--we feet below. - -
The eunboat Prince Alfred was still taking
were tss ued yesterday for ali to be on board az
o eiock last night, At winch time she vas 70
proceed 70 Sarnia. under command of Captain
Stewart with two batteries or board
The case OF the officers of tbs Ouha comes n
to-day before the United States Comm Issi 1ner
an Wilmington, N. q. the case OF the vessel
VIII be tried AZ the next term Of the United
States District Court. in November.
Yesterday morning, John Collins, conductor
on tne Guard avenue passenger railway, In
fnuadelphia, was shot and also cut with a
hatcnet. His In Juries are serious. John swift,
the alleged assaIlant, was locked up.
The United States steamer Mouongahela,
which was washed ashore Two years ago by the
gree' tidal wave at ST. Thomas, arrived at the
navy yard st Portsmouth, ". H., yesterday, in
tow.
The American bible Union commenced the
twenty dfth ANIMAL meeting in New York YES.
terday. The treasurer's report shows disburse-
ments 70 the extent Of e6l,7l57I, ana receipts
SIS ,3Ge.s0-
The second annual Convention Of Railroad
Ccndnctrs CONNIE need in Columbus, Ohio
yesterday. Several addresses were delivered.
ana number OF committees appointed.
A difficulty occurred In Augusta, Ga. yes.
terday morning, between John p. Foster and
VIM. r. Nc Donald, in which the former shot.
and Instantly killed the latter.
At O needing OF the New York Chamber of
Commerce, yesterday, samuel B. Ruggies was
elected delegate 10 the opening Of the Su-z
Canal
A nre on State street. Chicago, yesterday
morning. destroyed property valued at 81 900;
insured Tor sl5.oe0 In local companies.
On Tuesday night snow fell at Cheyenne to
the depth of one inch, and at Denver to the
depth OF two inches. .I
Bishop Lynch left Toronto yesterday for
Rome, 70 attedd the Ecumenical Council
There Is an insurrection in progress In Cat
taTo, Dalmatia.
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AUCTION SALES.


RY FIFTH & FOX. H-r
ID Raj EaGss BrsSWs 80 Aseessnsws,
Ne. A50 Seventh st.. opposite Poet Once.
AUCTION SALE ~ a vALuABL. REsr.
DrhpHS0E OF TIE H0ETa s!Dn OF
- On hUssDAI, October "a. q ~, o clock
u four :so 81; s9e s' a :.S
three story DssihpifdinF, No $50 siset. Be-
tween 9Th snd tn strsSls, ooutsfefag thirteen
rooms, with all modern convseleness Lot 10
about a b lo3 siah z 20 foot stisy in the rear,
being part Of Lot ., In e0sars As. -
!, The HsgSs L q s9nllsss erssr tSroasaost. and
Of Censsess The street 10 psved and the property
is only bAtf square from the Post once AID
Patent Once 8uildtDss, and % convenient TO the
City Hail and msrksts and the different ehu renee
and to two lines OF street railwAys
Terms: si0 Oo0 cash the baisncs In six, twelve.
and .ishteer months, yith interest Deferred
payments 70 be secured By deed OF trust on the
prsmises. All conveyaucing ana revenue stamps
1t the cost Of the purchaser depeett Of otOo 70.
aIired q the time of purchase.
The property can De inspected e Any tine pre-.
vious to the sale. FITCH FOX,
&C Is dads AuctioneefH
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THR0UoH LINZ BETWEEN wAsHIHorou
LEW YORK. ~

WAsHrNefoN, 1883.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND H1v
tOBK are now run a. follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, without cAaass Of eays
leave daily (excVDs Sunday ct A, M. and
l2:4s and p. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except sunday as 3 A. n, and
l2;4S and $40 p. II.
ON SUNDAY.
leave for Few York ct $40 P n, ANA PhHs.
delphia at $40 p. n.
SleeDdng can fer New York on p. n. train
Through tickets TO Philsdelph,a. Nev yorn a,
Bsslon can Be had ct the Station 0oe 81 All 40
2 the Day Also, as the Oompany1 Once No.
Tickets q the Avenue once can there arrspas "a
have their called for and checked a tnsir
.ss,as enc ~Ash No depot, and put in the beg
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sAvsrsssems,.
Tor schedule between Washingtou, Bait nore A.
napoiiS and the West. ~
81; WILSON Msster Of Trsnsportssisa
no0 GEO. 8. KO0NTE, Agent. Washinaeon,
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DRoPOsALs FOB FoKAGE.
DEroI orARrERMAsrER's oFFIc

DEPoT QUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE
p.. WASHING roN, D. o., Sept IS, 1852
until Il n MONDAY. October g isss' for me.
b. d Ns2s s oAIs aan and sts
isS Ne1.n :. mi, DEPOT during the year 90 ameno-
s sSs.ss an s5sT &
to@n at S f sos sss: e ana So,s
s s0h Hone aud IN such quantities aud e
n'; o e. n sss .
ABOUT TIVE bussee esch ffty Elk lsl pounds 90 the
each % lees than pons a. 20 sss
bushel; Nay aud btrsw ballad. and 70 weigh two
Bidder. viii ate Is. SIios Of Dat. aud Corn per
Uusnei, i9cIIdine sacks. and also price withoos
sas nifty rsqa dr s each Mouth 9. .n...a
at four hundred and rinety i've bushels Of ocru:
bushels Of csts; sixty four tons Of Hay. ana siI.
.seh sons OF etra. This 10 not given, however,
approximatiOn OF. What may be required each
Ii: .SS1s Susoty b. q s, 70
time during the continuance Of the contract b.
The sO1trsetoI .iii ). required TO keep at least
Guarantee. viii be furnishsd with each bid I'm
the snm Of five thousand dollars. signed by tso
ce.sfu, within siT days after his soce ptance exc
cute contract In accordance with the above re-
A bond in the sum Of t,eesty tloMsand tSso. oo,
ssa T,i snso 6y him.s and too seesptsd sure
the faithful fulflDent Of his Contract
,oP .y mens win be made monthly for quantity OF
Is funds .r. fsrn.hes for inc e g.
ons to bs Ssad for on receipts Of the parties
a. All cids I'll b sub1itted TO the Qasrtermastsr
Deliveries to commsnce immedistely after award
Of contract.
Pro Dossls. in duplicate. viii be addressed 20 the
undersigned with COPY Of ADVERT semest sttsc he'd
neLked Proposals Tor Forage and bidders are
Invited 70 be present ct the opening Of bids.
By order or the Quartermaster General.
j. q. McFERRAN,
Deputy ousrtermaster General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21
SALE OF THE UNITED STATES ARMoRY
~ AMD OTHxk 0ROUNDS AT HARPERS
HEkkY. WEST VIRGIEIA. AND viOINITY

In pursuance of ~ Ssss an1 Sept; s: 1859
l Of the ssorsssry q Was ,Ss
RTeresy 81 the Upisea States IS Harpsrs Ferry.
III. .! ts p dsS S q;
TSs s.ss q ~ IT, soS:s SSI Con-
purposes 10 too we'll known to render ii necessary
s1 Il" on Of
ins NV sits, rs sSGn Hs printed upon their apply
win include the Musket Fact.ry, embracing =
tie PSton SS h to TIE boana.ry on
sasSnr en TS Of two large are
several Others. and the water Wheeis Nth assG =.
rs s,. and ID the fumes are almost in perfect order
KIND and the others are mostly ~ spp ,s
At Tie second xil be the site Of the Rifle Factory,
ing. upon which have been dsltroy.d, but the
rs. snird viii g Is. Shenandoah rerr,. With
Tract Of 6 acres Of land on the south and Lot on
'n Tbs fgISIts r xsGrS s fSs =.
F 1sn Wood from tract q isss sorss %ountsin
Tse S IN IN b e. sS. 60
fIieDds' Ore Bank. acquired By deed from Henry
The remainder, consisting Of Houses and Lots in
Dc so . by S
after paymeat shall have been made in fall eli its
tfat and title to the property, which Is believed
The terms Of sale prescribed by Law are credit
r.: c s
m ,u,sy, and tness terms must be complied with
Hmap showing the ssss :s and bounds of the H.r
psrs Ferry property will DO exhibited ut the time
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
anyor all Lots offered, II the bids are not salts.
Brsv.. Major General, Chief Q 81 S0r rdps..e.,
NOTICE TO DlLlsoyEsTs.
fefDOul no Durch aaad U.ot In ana k.-