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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE AcrtSd Cor. OF supsrsrrscp, D
foRr wADswoRrH, n. Y H.,

OFFICE Acr,sa Coz, OF supsisrIscE.l
s.,,., rro,o.,,. 4, October Z, lseo
hs ia gtSsS Sss'a VII 81 fseSI 81
the undersigned until 70 o'clock. m. NOVEMBER
I! 1852, for supplying Fresh Beef to the troops at
The said Beef must be frssh, OF good msrketa.
blequality, In equal proportions Of fore and hind
excluded. and 70 be- delivered at tS2s post, free Of
cost, In such quantities as may from time to time
ns oesf nay dSsnas not s.essdIns ioar lime:
The neck. ofthe cattle slaughtered for beef to be
down. The shinfs Of the iorequarters shall be cut
and o. hIndquaIters from ak TO eight inches above
the gambrel or hook Joint
sspssss'H P,tSS S e aspiss will sl's be
and date above mentioned. fop supplsing eo Tni
mi.sioned officers and their fsmiiiss stationed at
Fresh Beefss they may from time 10 lime req uire.
such as sifloln and porter.house steaks, standing
These contracts TO be In force sig months, or .ueb
less time as the Commissary General shall direct,
commencing on the 7th day o. December, isss, and
eral ofthe Department Of the East.
Noproposal will be entertained that Ia not pade
by aregular butcher, and the full name aud ad.
As a suarsh!es oI good faith each bid must be
sssseoppapied by deposit Of twenty Ave dollars,
te.,ful bidders ssef lie Sids ARE epenod Inc o
me contractor will be required TO enter into
also ~ two iesponsiSis sepssies, Whose names
~ 9s P y WI! opened on
y: y. a. which time and place bidders are re.
qussted 70 be present.
pyt' Maj. J. W. MAcxuRRAy
..,, a, First Lieutenant. LIST artillery. A. G, 9.
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Matinnal Republican.


~ CoPIKs OF TIE NATIONAL RsPUBLI
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places,
WASHINGTON.
Bisuor's News STAND, wiliards' Hotel.
BAnKER's News Stand, National Hotel.
CooHRAE's NEWS STAND, Metropolitan
Hotel,
WiFsnRneRR's NHws STAND, Ebbit House.
NiMMo's NEws STAND, Seaton House.
wtLKiSs' NEws STAND, st. James Hotel.
Z. GRIra, News Dealer, 1TrIf Pennsyivanis
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
PARxpR's Book AND PERIODICAL DEpor,
No. lss Seventh street, opposite the Post
once.
THOMAS q. ASH, Stationer, south west cor.
ner Of Eighth and + streets.
W. d. b. MAJOR, at diiberts Dining Saloon,
ss7 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JONI o. BuRaKR, No. 27s + street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JONI A. BurLgR, Stationer. a75 +. mar Tbir.
teenth street.
JOSEPH SHILLINeTor, Statioaer, corner OF
Four.and.a.half street and Pennsylvanis ave.
nue.,
W. H.& o. II. MoRnisos, Booksellers and
s.Aaonefs, ~ pennsylvsnis avenue between
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SALEoE THE UNITED STATES ARMoRY AND
WEST VIRGINIA, AND VICINITY.


wlsIIsoroN, September IS, 1890.
Ia pursuance Of the act approved December IS,
s .RS s ssSs q ss s Ct VIZ. the
ds Sc RnsSe
tiSSiSS ffo% dsy o day uStii ali !; sold. anu con-
The value Of III. ptcpsr!y for manufacturing
.aas Ct ss
iDsby fCttsr to this ofice. "'''
hs sprSSpsty VII b. sold lo,: The Art will
i0mae. lhe Irmory Canal and water power Of The
ing on this ground and the feuadations Of several
others: and the water wheels with gearing. and
them are Turbines o. he most approved kind. and
the others are mostly cast iron with wooden
The second will be the site Of the RIDE Factory
aud water power on the shenandoah. the build
Ing. upon which have been destroyed but the
The third win 30 ihe. Shenandoah Ferry. with a
The fourth will be the perpetual right to cut and
remove wood from tract q i.Sso acres. mountain
The tnh will be he right to dIg Iron ore from
fIend;' Ore Bank. acquired by deed from Henry
the town, will DO sold iOt by lot. 'N
The Goyernnsnt will convoy to the purchasers,
right and title to the property, which is believed
to be perfect In every case
Of one and Two yssrsi the purchaser to give bond
and security Tor Tor The payment Of the purchase
within ton days after he sale. " N wa"
=, A map showing the metes and bounds Of the
Harpsr's Perry property will be exhibited at the
The G9Pyernment reserve, the right to withdraw
any or all lots offered, II the bids are not satsfae
WHY Brsvst Major General. Chief Of ordnsncs.
NOTICE TO DELINauENTs,
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OFFICE Con. or SUBSISTENCE, q. s. Al
Room No. Q, BNTRRPRIsR IEs, BUILDING,
CIseissArI, ONO, September Is, 1862,
Sealed proposals In duplicate, with copy Of this
dvertisema attached are invited until IL clock
m on the 18th day o October, 1879, for furnishing
the United States Subsistence Department with the
following stores:
" barrels Mess Pork.
100 barrels Family Flour
2.2E3 pounds white Beans
1881 pounds Rio Coffee.
1880 PoSnds Of Sugar, iequal to standard, stuarts
200 gallons Of Vinegar
$50 pounds Ada. Candtes, tfull weight
Loo pounds Family Soap.
SO pounds OF Salt.
Samples Of the articles Except pork to DO fur.
niHhed.
The above articles to be of good quality, put up
In good packages, and to be delivered at the ware
house Of the accepted bidder. free OF charge for
such package
rbrSPSsSsii e b addressed to TIE PnssTsisn0d'
Captain G. s.. Brevet Major. u. S. Army.
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CFFIrE DEPOr QrAETRRMAsTEK,
INn nrL I. lsll

JEFFEKsuSNlLtg, I'M. OCi. :, lS'. \
Sealed prOpy.als viii be received - thls nhco
nlrturr ofelghl ID ,unnd common Or "A TENTS,
r,,t,, or less from Materials loNccpt lug twiue)
I Ia be- furnished by the uuyeTumrut
/ The tents will 10 required IN DO made In aC-
GsSSfRi order No 10, a NJ O. o., Of isS},
S"piS' u which will be furnished on app,eauon
Thc material will be furnished by the United
States, and delivered to the contractor at the
depot At JeGersuuyillo, ndiAaG, The tents, when
Completed, TO DO delivered at the same place Tor
Inspection,
Bidders will rRte the quantity Of material Of
each Kind required To complete single tent, and
tho quantities for n thOu.aBd tents.
They Will alsO stats whether they propose TO re-
turn or keep the cuttings,
meuee the delivery oftents, and the rate per week
at which they will eonstuuo to make deliveries,
will be stated in the proposals,
Each proposal should be signed by the individual
or drm max inE It, and be accompanied by a ceTld-
cate u the Internal revenue Assessor Of the dis
trcl Ia which the bidder resides III no Is regular
licensed manufacturer Of or dealer In tenisi also
by bond, In the sum Of coo, OF two guArE ntors
certified by the Assessor Of internal revenue for
district In which they reside, conditioned upon Ii .
execution Of contract with good and sAlisfacIury
sureIes, for the delivery Of the tents as gpoCi6ed
In the proposal.
The right TO reject any or all bids, II regarded
as disadyantageOus, Is reserved by the GuyeFa-
ment Bidders are Invited to DO present at the
opening.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned.
ana disti9sLly lndorsed' "Prorosai' for the manu-
. ny ordrr Of the oGauerm,'tTr q .a,ySl T9iteI
BrSyet Brigad!er neral r",'ai s'ates Army,
Depot QuartoIm!lssO oeli'Id
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FOR FRESH BEEF,

FOAr SCHUYLER. 5 y Z; ,IIA,sssSSH.}
Proposals In duplicate, with a COPY OF his "a.
yertscmsnt attached. will be received By the d o
deIslgned until 80 a. M, November l, $50, for
FRESH BEEF
to the tfoops at this post.
The said Beef must be fresh, Of q coed naTket
able quality, equal proportion Of fore and hind
quarters, lneckt, shAnks. and kidney tallow to be
excluded and to be delivered at this post free OF
required BY and on such days as the commanding
omcer shall designate. not exceeding four times
The neeks Of the cattle slaughtered for beef to be
delivered under this Agreement shall be cut OF at
DOWN Tho shanks Of fore quar- ers shall be cut Oh
from three to four inches aboYe The knee Joint, and
Of hind quarters from six to 81 nj inches above the
ganbrel or hook joint
This eontraett g be In force six months, or such
lass time as the Commissary General shall direct,
subject to the approval o. the commanding gem
ernl Of the Department Of the East.
In case OF failure OF deficiency In the quality or
quantity Of the Fresh Beef stipulated to be de-
New York harbor, shall have power TO supply the
deficiency by purchase, and the contractor will be
charged with the difference OF cost.
The contractor will be required to enter iato
bonds for the sum Of I've thousand dollars,
lsS,O0, signed aisS BY two responsible sureties,
The proposals will be opened at II 80 a. M on
Monday, at Fort Schuyler, New York harbor, at
which time and place bidders are requested to be
ITcPS;al. will be markei''Prspo,,l: toE Beef"
Brevet Major, United States army, First Iisuiep.
ant artillery. and A. G. S., Fort sehuyler, n.
4. II. ocli-6.
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Summer Resorts.


MoSTuoaKRY Co, Va. July l, 1902.
This delightful Summer resort 10 now opened for
the reception Of visitors.
The HOTEL, COTTAGES, BATH ROOMS, sc.
have been thoroughly repaired and furnished
TObghOut 10 the nsatest manner, Its VI ID mOun.
tain scenery, picturesque and shady waiks,dTlyes
and health. Giving fountains offer every induce
msnt to those In pursuit Of health or pleasure.
Cottages containing from two to sixteen rooms
each can be secured by addressing the proprietor
The fare shall be equal to any hotel In the country
Postal, telegraphie and express ofices at the
Springs. Music by the celebrated Metropolitan
band Of Washington. Visitors from y Philadelphia,
Baltimore and WAsh!1ston Will purchase tickets
Tennessee railroads to the Big Tunnel depot at the
Springs,
Terms per day, O., week, t2OI month, SO for
longer period aud Tor larger paroles special rates
viii he eSaTsed For c,EsslsTssIply q thiS 9aiee
jy7.u Montgomery White sulphur springs,Na.
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS
L For paving the carriase-way Of Now Jersey
avenue, between D aud X streets north In
diana avenue, between First and PouI-and.
a.haif streets westi O street north, between
North Capitol street and Third street west
streets north.
MAroR's OFFICE, CRY HALL,l
-, WAsHtrGroE. D. @, Oct q, ls59.
Sealed proposals will be received at this oh co
until " o'eloek, m, NOVEMBER 1, 1869. for
paving The carrlage.way Of New Jersey avenue,
between y aud streets north Indiana avenue,
between firt aud Four And-a.hs streets 10 street
north, between north Capitol street and Third
street westi and North Capitol strest, bstveen d
and streets north. with wood or stone as The
Mayor may determine, after eonsulting with Tho
property holders Interested. " ~
II paved with stone, the same aualItv aa that
used in paving street north will be reqnifed. and
bidders are ct liberty 70 select the kind Of wood
payenont thsy may think proper to bid Tor.
ment per square yard, including the necessary
grading and trimming; the work and materials 20
The work to be commenced within ton CiO) days
after the signing Of the contract, aud the bidders
can complete II.
Specifications may be seen at the oflos Of the su-
perintendsnt and Inspector OF Streets, etc.
Jersey avenue" etc. 8. J. BOWEN,
oc23-td Mayor.
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS. FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.
NAVY PAYNAsIER's OFFICE
WAsHISdroN, ID. g., October %, 1869. :
sealed proposals, to be indorsed Proposals, y
Will be rec lived at this oihca until u the hrst
day q November, 1870. for the following articles
which must be Of the very best quality, to be do.
Warrington navy yard, and subject to tho usual
BUREAU 81 ORDNANCE.
barrel best Sperm OIL
6OPounds Chlorate Of Baryta sample at this Of
BUREAU EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
10 gross Galvanized Thimbler, patent Of Will
cox & Crittenden. Middleiown. ConneeIi-
cut,
n, Crittendcn. Middletown. Connecticut.
40 pounds Hoop Iron
BuREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
$50 pounds Brass Wire, cold rolled.
900 cubic feet Yellow Pine Logs
0,OJs iright Fire bricks, best quality, equal to
=, Newknmet Cos. Philadelphia, Pa
BUhEkU YARDS AND DOCKS.
400 feet seasoned Black Walnut
BUREAU STEAM ENGlNEERING.
o cords Pine Wood.
~ feet Wire Rope.
Bidders must state In their bids the time within
which the articles can be delivered. Descriptive
schedule with particulars to be seen at this office
hespnn-ibie security required for the prompt aud
with stpulatlohs the black forms for bids, to be
had a. this Office, otherwise bids will not be enter
tanned. EDWIN STEWART,
Oct21-y PaymaEteF U. 4 N.
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EOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
l. TOWN.
INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
SAILING FROM NEW YORK,
EVERY SATURDAY.,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
tho Continent,
JOHN b. DALE,
Agent, 10 Broadway, New York, or
MIDDLETON CO.,
Aug26-n Bankers, Washington.
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DIR. RICIIAU'S
G D l. DEL IL Il M T. ID Il n.

Ask for no other, take no other, and you will
save time, health and money.
Loo REWARD for any case OF disease In any
stage which they fail to euro A., ~ ~,
DR.. RIoHAu,s GoLbES BALshn No cures VI
GERS, liberated Sore Throat and Mouth, Sore Eyes,
CutaneOus or Skin Brupiions, Copper Colored
BlOtohes, Soreness OF the Scalp, Scrotnla, &c Is
the greatest RenovatoI, Alternative and Blood Fur
fer known, removes all diseases from the system,
and leaves the blood pure and heal thy. .
DR., RICHAu's GOLDEN BALsAM No. cures Mer-
curial Affections, Rheumatism In all Its forms,
whether from mercury or other causesi gives i'm
mediate relief in all cases, No dieting necessary.
have thousa nds OF ertilcates proving the mi
ulous cures effected by those Remedies. Price Of
either No. or No 2. - per bottle. or Two bottles
fort9
Dr. RIcHAU's GOLDEN AsrrpoTE, asAfe, speedy,
pleasant aud radical cure for all Urinary Derange'
inents, accompanied with full directions Price
81 per bottle.
BR. RIcHAu's Golden Elixir d,Amour, a radi-
cal cure for Nervous or General Dsbil lily, in old
or young; imparting energy with wonderful effect.
Price, f5per bottle or two bottles for ~,
On receipt ofprieo these remedies Will BIO shipped
to any place.
None genuine without the name OF
"DR. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, d. b.
RICHARDS, SOLE PROPRIETOR,
blown in glass Of bottles. -
Address DIR, ID, II. RICHARDS,
No. 22s varick street, New York.
R9-Oirculars sent
once hours from a, IN, to u. IN, jy2-ly.
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1869. WASHINGTON. 1869
ALEXANDRIA, AND oEoRGETowN
RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF TINE.

- Through and Local Passenger TIainstkR
will be run between Washington and Alexandria
as followE:
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS,
tsundays included
Leave Warrington, from Maryland avenue De-
pot, at 7:5 4. IN.
Leave Aiexandris, from eornOr Of Duke and Hen
~ streets, at 0 80 p. IN.
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Goods per New York, Philadelphia aud Balti-
more steamers, Railroad or Express, 10 care 4;
HANenneT, General Agent at Alexandria, will be
forwarded over the road freeof charge for commits.
slou.
andria aud Hamilton, and all Intermediate sta
tons, at low rates,
Hound Tfip Tickets 5000 only Tor DAY 81 Issue
these and intermediate points. at reduced rates.
Tickets can be procured At 81 Penpa, avenue.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
an 2t.tf GsnarAl Superiu attendant,
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toFFIcIAL.1
CITY ORDINANCES,

Laws Passed by the sixty.seventh
Council OF washington CITY, ID. q.
AN Act granting certain privileges to
Charles N. Richards.
BE u enacted by The Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of TIC CITY Of
Washington, That permission be, and the
same Is hereby, granted to Charles N. Rich
ards to erect bay window on the front of
his house, situated on the east side Of Tenth
street west, and between NJ and N streets
north, TO extend not more than four feet
from the building line; PROVIDED, the consent
Of the President Of the United States be first
obtained.
Approved October 10, 1860.
Approved October 10, 1869.
u. s. GRANT,
President Of the United States.
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400. -
hereby, authorized and requested TO cause
the curbstoncs to be set and the footways
and cutters paved on the east side OF Thira
street east, between and M streets soutn,
Inc Work 70 pe contracted ior, ana eke-
cutcd In tnc manner ana under inc suPer-
intendence proyided oy laws ana 70 aelray
tho expenses OF SAID improvement spcG,ai
TAX equai 70 the cost thereoi 10 nereoy nn
posco ana ieVicd on all lois OF pars Vi lo.s
pioneering on the line OF the imprUvemenN
tno sald tax 70 DC assessed ana coneeseu IN
eonlormity win me provision, cs VI '"' ae'
approved Uctooer ~, io ecc
approved octooer 0, ioov'
l., wi.
AN ACT 70 LAY water mann IN hns. street
west, between ! and streets north. =,
BE enacted ov ne Bodra % hiaermsn ana
Hoard Of Common C9uneh M Guy q
they are hereby, autnorihea ana requested 70
cause water main 70 DC lala in rlrst street
west, between l anu n suee.s hottn. Inc
workto De zone III accoruhuce Win existing
laws, and 20 ao,Iay tne expense thereoi
sum sume,uus 'e, anu ,uo same - mere
py, aPP,opIiA,ea ous 2, ,ne wafer Iunu, 70
DC .eimoursoo US proS'uea tor ny ia"'
APpro'ea oc'ooer % loo'.
A..
az AL W set .nc curostones anu Paye tne
IoosMays anu gu''eIs on Tue nortn sido Q,
Iuaie NO. sos, between seventh ana
bigntn streets west.
uaetsu oyme 1odra % dtaermsn ana
'1 T 'omnoh oonneh g me IHy q
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nm nut IUf tuu FuIIuf Ut UUlH bVUtE'
Be u enacted By the Board Of Alderman and
Board of Common Council Of he City Of Wash.
ington, That the Mayor be, and he Is hereby,
authorized to pay out Of the general fund OF
the Corporation to John Scott, the sum Of
seyenty-iye dollars, the amount In full for the
loss Of his horse on the Sd day Of August, 1860.
Approved, October IS, 1869.
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PROPOSALS FOR LODGE. I

OFFICE CHEZ QUARrgRuAsrER,j
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, J
RICHMOND. Va, Oct ll.ls69
Sealed proposals lin triplieate) will be we'd by
DAY the 18th day OF November, 1850, for build
SUPERINTENDENT LODGE.
Tor BRICK,D
at tho National Cemetery, near Richmond, Vlr-
slnia, according to the plans and spec fcations
which can be at this Office. Size. Is feet by 81
feet. with wing II feet by 10 feet, and porch
feet ride in the ANGLE In front Of wing and side Of
main buildingi one story in height. with MansArd
roof
Proposals may be made for the whole work. or
Tor masonry and carpentcr's work separately, and
each proposal must be guaranteed by two rospOn.
stble persons NOT BIDDERS.
The right Is ressry to reject any or all bids
not considered to the interest Of the public service
The envelopes eontaining bids to DO indorsed
Proposals for Lodge and forwarded by mail to
this ONCE.
By order Of the Qua tornaster General Q. s, Army
J, q CHANDLER,
Brevet Colonel, Quartornasteru United States Army.
Chief QuArtcrmasteT First Military District.
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FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

Sealed proposals, In duplicate, for furnishing
the United States army at this place with
5000 POUNDS OF PRIME" RICE,
will be received by the undersigned until 10 clock,
3. ~, on TUESDAY, the 18th day 81 November,
lSdD at which tins the bids will be opened.
Bidders are Invited to be present at the opening
Of the same.
sample Of til, Rice to accompany each BID
CHAs. SELLMER,
Dteyet Capt o, S, A., Lieut., 80 Artillery, A. G,
s., oaice Depo. Com. Sub. Charleston
Ocll-
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Proposals.

pRoposALs FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL:
L ING sTREET NORTH. BxTWEBN SIXTH
MAYORS OFFICE, CtTI HALL,
wAsHISdrox. ID. O.. Oct. %, 1859.
until u o,clock. NOVEMBER Q, 1897, Tor grading
and ErsvelinE 3 street north. between Sixth and
Seventh streets west
bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
EradinE and the price per square yard for gravel.
Cammis sioner Of the Second ward may direct,
without expense to tho Corporation.
Bids to be endorsed proposals. for grading and
ccas.td ''' ~ 8. J. BOWEN. Mayor.
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AN ACT for the relief of Henry Kaiser.
Bet enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of Tie City Of Wash.
inqton, That the sum Of one hundred dollars
be, aud the same Is hereby, appropriated out
Of tho general fund to refund to Henry
Kaiser the the amount deposited by him for
a license to keep q restaurant during the cur
rent year, commencing November I, 1868.
Approved October 10, 1860.
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GOVERNMENT SAL! SAFE az CLOTHING AND

" EQUIPAGE
DKPurY'Q M GENERALS OFHIcB,l
PHILADELPHIA, October 7, 1859.
VIII be sold at public auction, at schuylkill
Arsenal, on THURSDAY, November y, 1899. com.
6fGspsa an S shfsr ~ direction
United States Army, large lot Of unservieesbie
and damaged Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
age, consisting OF
1,e67 Wooden blankets,
~ 800 Uniform Goats.
1000 Great Coats, mounted.
1850 pairs Stockings.
2,065 pairs Trousers.
2,172 pairs Boots.
1854 pairs Bootees.
1865 Shelter Tents,
And other articles
Termsi CASH payable In United States cur.
reney.
Alproperty purchased must be removed within
Ave days.
Goods will be sold IN lots to suit purchasers.
Catalogues will be furnished on application at
this otce, or at the once Of Captain ON, schuyl-
hill Arsenal, or at the auction rooms Of NJ,
STEWART VAN yLlET,
Deputy Quartermaster General and Breyet Major
General, U. 8. Army. oel2.td
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Personal.

noCTOR $. S. BOND HAS RETURNED TO THE
- city and resumed his practice. Otcc aud res;
idence No. GOT II street, between Fourth and
Filth streets, lm'
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE PRI.
IL yato consultations at No. 3O7 Massachusetts
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets west,
with DR.. GARDNER, OF the RiCOTd Hospital, Uni.
ted States Army-a gentleman Of twenty seven
years experience 10 this particular branch
n u, Upon the receipt OF $40 advice aud medi.
elmo will be sent free by express to any OF the At
lantG States. Gel.ly
no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL YOU HAVE CON-
~ suited old DIX, DARBY, 20 Four and -a-nalf
street, n few doors south Of Pennsy lyania ave.
nue.. He Is successful when others fail Is conf.
Dental and reliable. Separate rooms for ladies,
m
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Proposals.


oryres suP'r AND LIS or sHwgRs,l
CARRIAGEwAYa, FoorwArs,
r,rxu. AND Nav BUILDINGS,
eSLI nhL, WtsuIrgToN, Oct, 10, 1870,
ofsee' nv III III MI be rseeyed at the Mayors
we WI Instant, lot Captivating an krched Calvert
.ne lnte,seouon o. twenty nrst street west with
cations 10 be seen at this Once ' "'u 'peeih-
Bidders will state the price for the fuli so,n,,.
ton Of the Calvert to the satisfaction OF Ina snpa,
intendent Of Sewers and Commissioner Of ths M 1
The Mayor reserves the RICH, to reject any or ali
bids deemed for the interest the Corporation 10
do So "
,PIopo,al. to be ipdorsed Proposals. for Culver
CHAS. n. BLISS,
ocD Superintendent Sewers, &
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-26
An ACT to refund certain money to johnson
a Sutton,

BE u enacted by the Boa, d Of aldermen and
Board of Common Council Of the CITY Of
Washington, That the Mayor be, and he Is
hereby, authorized to pay, or cause to be
paid TO Messrs. johnson & Sutton, the sum
OF forty dollars and flfty cents, to refund
them for money paid for tapping sewer
running In Pennsylvania avenue, at Eighth
street west.
Approved October IS, 1869.