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New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
BOARD OF EXCIsE-THE EXCISE FUSD-REDUC-
TON OF LICENSE FEES

The Board of Excise revoked four licenses
yesterday, and granted 37s3 mostly renewals, and dis
trlbuted follows 27OJ in New York, lOI6 In Brooklyn
aud "a Staten Island About 5000 licenses have been
renewed since the first Of May Commissioner Mannlcre
presented the following list Of appropriations which the
state Charity b. requires TO be paid from the Excise
nd
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U,GAs's MAGNOLIA BALM.-This

HAGAE'S MAGNOLIA BALM-Ths article is
th w What fahonAbe Ladies Acsrssss
aud Open rg prodaes that cultivated dags appearances
10 much .Im red n ths Circles Of Fashion.
BotobeI RsdnsI Frecke Tan. Sunbnrn,
sg,u o Sgag Winds ind gives to the Complexion Boonmg
Puf inspAyt Jscay ald No Lady uho values Doe
Jouprol 10 Lolt the Magnolia Balm Is Csn u eay OF
respectable dealsr Depot No q PAiew n T. Uss
Lyslt kathi G0u Tor The llalr
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A suit at law, for the violation of my Bur
Alarm Telegraph st-n has been commenced asaast Johb n
Guest Usng infringement ss1 voaDa add Nl be treated
accordingly NJ alarm has bad sTpe'ns q eight ysa stnoa'
ur SsBd oT pamphlet With The Of thoosand gentlemen
uLo are uutgit Choe removed No huuAysL HoLAEA
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ptSSENGERS ARRIVED.

SUNDAY- School LBOOKs.-BRoUGHTON wy
rls Ss - Bbs ou,, Keep the largest sd best
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

SQUIRE g. LANDER, No. % Fulton-st., New
York place buy reliable WATCHES, hns DIAMONDS
yEvILEI GlI SlLyEK.WAKL Diamonds spssa!ty.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

VERMONT SPRING WATER-The great remedy
Cuesr sero knsy dssa Sold b. druggI Depot al
SCuiETVaLiSI No. l5O WilnAu.st Nss.lOTE
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

remains were found 10 be horribly mutilated The skull
having been crushed and the limbs torn into shapeless
mass.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

IhTTENTIoN is awakened in all directions
elegance of the KSoI bat aproye the Of the
soms adds grace and guilty those whom nature has
been mos, lavish Ia her v. hold be du,y every
10 visit No 2ll BoAdsay, and procure KSoI hat
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
DR.. SHERMANS
SUCCESSFUL METHOD OF TREATING HERNIA.

SUCCESSFUL METHOD OF TREATING HEKAIA.
DR. J. A. SHERMAN. No 6G BROADWAY y. \.
DEAR herewith ncose statement according 70 promise
IN my ruptare the which have sfeua per
formed
Having rupured from beyhood period Of over twenty yea
b.ylug
hearing through announcements N aon'
o. assistance aud curaiye rev days prev
home asked DR.. Reed the family uhynau wa ~
ouaou your curing rupture He Ea nerelaous osu
aod visit soad be but throwing away
INV ony This feel little dubious but nssehee bad 80
fny determined seeing that coa not be lBlvncea
notions but visited you the h Of Ju and SUBSEQUENT 70
e1amlu,tou bad your appliance adjusted The reu na
en most radically cured for than three
months, this considering duration Of rupture and e constant
attention 10 nv business sawm eOncusvey establishes the ad'
vanases mode Of treating This most formidable aoe we
with which humanity has 70 conends
Feg experience The modification and inconvenience con
nua harasng the minds Of persons rupured make t1 pune
the ehcacV
1prIH 6l GEoKGE W. Adams Dybeny, Wayne County Pa
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
DR.. SHERMAN
RUPTURE

IN its vsrio and stages -
radical of infrmtJ instance, sTeh where obsf
remedies have proved total failure.
Photographs celebrated Hodges Jordan Coran and othT
together wth other information VII
b.. mailed o address receipt Of 10 eents
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
Comfort and Cure!

DR. GRECO RY has established the truth that RUPTURBS bs
permanently the Ingenious but effective TRUSS sud
the application u Bis celebrated HERNIA LOTION 70 The Afflicted
parts gives special hrauch Of and
guaranteed without uente labor business Of lind
Pamphlets f6r 10 giving ful explanations Address
C. AUGT GREGORY. NJ. D.. No COS Brosdway
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THOMAS II. AGNEW

No 26O GREENWICH-ST ST, y. Y,
Os,hag daily CHEAP FoR CASH j. Qs19iss to s1i sy,ry
bodv TEAS COFFEES. SUGARS SPICES NlRlPs. MOLASSfs
BUTTER CHEESE LARD HANS MACkERbL FOkElus
FRUITS FLOUR brands market Oae Price uosse
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AMUsBM ENTs.

WALLS OPERA HousE.-Thc new play BY
the author Of "Caste" Is q most ENJOYABLE
piece, and the full houses II draws show
that IL Is properly appreciated. The COM
pany were more at home In the rendition Of
their respective parts ldst nigh, than on its
hrst presentation, and the performance,
taken altogether, was mastery represent
ton Of mimic life. In the last act, the scene
In which Miss Kccne, as Naomi, foregoes her
breakfast to read Poynts' letter, Is ono Of
the finest things In Its way represented on
the stage. "school" Is aptly named. It
teaches the advantage of self-possessIon and
GOODNESS, as demonstrated In two of the
leading characters-a lesson worry useful In
this impulsivc age.
ola GRASDE DUcuEssB" drew very large
and fashionable audience at the National
last evening. Tonight "Barbc Bleuc" will
be produced!
tnEnE WAS very good audience al the
Canterbury last evening, and the variety and
style Of the various parts introduced ar
peared to give satisfaction. This place of
amusement draw Its share Of patronage.
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Cow HARBoR woRE AT 0swEdo, N vi
No. 81 ffiii sisisT' BSs;..ssg,: N.Y.; NJ
e. ~ bs:a s.;s! 81 y; f.!
hHinS noTths5ly from he L,Eht' house a, o.weF2.
I: asisfr i tSS s1S iis IL
n ASfs Sssaa. s Wsss.sI Pro. material.
or as much as may be reg uired, Gssorted Ia thfes
;S T B :;f P ei 'R E.sk sS 80 Sd
O'a ana PA fab III 70 ri De &of PisSkYoRMED.
may Be- reqaifed CHS ffsPiRs ~ flsafins. Boi T.
'0 TEN u. sSs sSSs feet. or as much a. may be
uPsrsfasturs 70 bo bid and pald for s. The cubic
Item III. LII CT cords l.s cubic feet, or as much
and put In the work; to be bid and paid for by the
Item Iv.-Removal OF material (.of deposits.
bowlders. old timber, and other ru6bsh,l nsees;
prfpari1E f9undstlOn areas for cribs 10 be bid and
paid for by the cubic yard.
Bids for Items Of class, without covering all the
Items ola class. will be rejected.
company S: P.ESfr S %ui made sf
god ard The cheney Of he ga.r.atSrs must be
leetor Of Customs, or other ofaeer Of the United
statss GoSeInmSnt. or responsible person known
Bonds for the faithful performance Of the con
tract will be executed In each case, in sums to be
nxed BY the undersigned, and no bondsman VIII
be accepted whose suficlency is not proven to the
abstraction Of the undersigned.
Contracts to be signed, and bonds executed at
IL m April !, 1852.
Iron to be all delivered, aud labor commenced,
by the Let OF May, ls5p.
Pier to be finished by the lst Of December, 1877.
All further necessary information may be OBJ
tsined rs TO Class by personal application at this
Office between the hours Of II q. IN. and Sp M.
until the I'D day Of March, lsc9, aud to Glass A,
either by personal application or by mail for d
copy of the specification,
Bids and guarantees must be submitted on blanks
furnished from this Once on application, and each
bidder mast submit with the bid the names q the
two bOndsmen he intends to use, with evidence
satisfactory to the undersigned Of ikeiT 81 cheney
NJ D. McALEsTBR,
fnhg-td
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TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, lsOs
until further notice, Passenger Trains will
ran between Washington aud Alexandria as fol-
lows
THR0UdH MAIL TRAISs,
Leave Sshington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, o.sA IN. lido. for Manassas and Harrison
burg, 1868 4.
Leave Alex ndria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets tfrom Manassas railTOAd) 2:H y. u.
do. from Lynchburg, 6p IN,
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Ua4lI Proposals.
pROPosALs FOR ORDINANCE STORMS.

! US. onpsaScr AorroY.)
tEsr..sv cen Hos.Teb tsR re- Ss ~ sr''.
s,' 'oss ~ Foik. Psb' a. ssoiji ssse
H II SSRRHBIiEsss 5 + ri ISL :.
I'm f q sSS5SsSss,ss auRatltis. he fciovss
dsrs1f ASssnals n H. S1 s, On hand at the
SsTttrdass 70, spencer Gardner esiibsr,So and 90.
,Canh{6ss ~ Bsiisrd'seatbins CALDER, 30 and
tsSifidss. U! Henry carbln. c.lls.r. 20 and o..
csHfd Ia foI RsniD stoD's catslus c.l,b.r, a.
Csrtridsss fof wsrnsr's csrbiust csl,S,,. a.
= csrtiidsss isr sAarp's CarbIac, cAllb,. 81,
SsI,.tss, for s..E; e.,sIY. He.s.
tSiied States Mastsi Cartridges. T. ball, CAiIber.
kiis Na.tst Cartridges. 3. balls Cslibsr. s9sud
United States Muskst Cartridges. Round ;calibsr.
United State. Muskst Cartridges, buck. and ball.
GSlIs Pi.t9i Cartridges oslibsr. a.
smItb,s cs,h IN, tHg " Caliber, %
=. Burnsids's Csrbihs Cartridge. metal. Gsiiber.
Parrot, and HOtehfiss' rroIse,,lss for all CALDER.
Round Shot. Shell. Canister and Spherical Case
Also. hSed AMMUNITION for the same.
Musket Percussion Caps from broken up ANNA.
reject all bids not deemed Satisfactory, Prior 10
proved by the War department
Terms eaah teh per cent. on the day Of sale. and
stores,
IT,. WI n .. .s: :sss sIs. the Ss S
only Be made A, tbs Ar.enAls.
the ArsenAls In the United States - " '
Proposals. WI be addTs.sed 70 the UNDERMINED
Stores, ~ N'NAAuso
For further Information apply to the Spas5ssn.d.
fsblo-td Brevet Col US "a, Maj oTdnance.
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Proposals,
pRoPosALs FOR HAY AND wooD.

HrApn as DErAnLxES1 OF DAKorA,l
OPFIoR CHEZ QuARIERMAsrRR. J
D. 81. PArI- MIss, March II,
,22maIy conditions. are invited TO be rsee yed al
!his oies until April ., lsp. TO supply Fort Toten
IN ne 81 season with 30 tons Of Hay and l,ao
TO supply for Ransom, D. T, with 100 tons Of
Hay and 900 cords o. Wood
BaS .SPg , va, sie,sJ MINI, with 20 tons Of
sssRS tS sSis. u IT, with 400 tons
tons o. 1sy and !, 90 cords 9ii'Wood,
To supply Fort Smelling, MINI. with loo tons Of
Hay, 80 tons Of Straw, and 800 cords Of Wood
To SUPPLY Fort Stevenson, d, n, with y. 900
bushels OF Coal, to be taken from 4 coal mine oae
mile distant from the Pest. On the Reservation.
diminished II the Hay or Wood he not ii required
thatthr Hay is to be cut whoa green aud properIy
cuIeI-Au 10 be delivered by September IS, ison,
deliverable BY weight
The Wood 70 be sound mercb antable Oak Wood,
wise authorized.
The Hay sad wood all to be delivered Al the
posts. g. D. HOLABfRD,
Deputy auartermaster General u. 5. Army
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~
Cow nAa9on wcsE 4! oLeoTI.Y.Y.l
DrrTALo, n, T., Nsroh Is, isa
q SgiiJns 1bs new 6ai,ed state. pisf. fSy m
~ S:S e sSl;Ss y Yaa!s 4 E:ss:i
MAJ aSfi q A u Rf sat hES 1850
Item |. Iffi solis ''''' Nv WI
Item iii. washer, for Screw bolts.
Each i TRSo Z rs 81 pfs III pound
I,.mI: Counter h,wias white pine 4 mber. to be
rsasP.d. 9fs Sfssai I,' sPGias. I BssIn %' ?.
cubs loot. ZACH Ilnsai FOO, o. hated tSbeT' ell:
.uperstructure, to bid and paid for BY the cubic
tsand, gravel, bqwlders. sofl deposits, old timber
bed f2undstiO area for eTibs,to be bid aGd paid
for ~ ~ the euSis yard
Bids for Items Of class, without covering all
the Items Of class, will be rejected.
eoaPsSy he .& S Ss ns .S
IA ' ss uaeS "a se sst must
Cctor Of Customs, or other otcsT Of the Uated
states Gayernmsnt, or responsible person known
bonds 10 the faithful performance of the con.
hSsd ~ The usdefsisnsd; and no bOndsmsn vii Ii
be aesepted whose sutneisney Is not proven to the
'1siGs o b ensa ID Sond. executed at IA
,,itonts be dsilye aud labor commenced by the
Work g b finished by December }. 1852
All furtheI necessary Information may be Oh.
tAiDed As Class by persDnal aDDliratinn AT
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A fSGs AT NEw BEkTE. n G. AO
VIII h. sSId % the highest biddsT. At public sale
on 9th TavRSDAY. March gth. 1889, he following
around The city Of New Befae, N G, VII; AA'
one Stable. sOx5OO feet,
One Hospital. Hxl22 feet;
One BarfAck, 9xl00 feeti
One ofheeI, Quarters, 2Or6s feet;
One Guard House, l2x20 feeti
99Ss kk,i K! i2TS fss.i ,as.
Possession given Immediately after the day OF
able time to remove their purchases.
Terms Cash 10 6o1sTnmsnt Ia nd on day Of sale
For further particulars apply at the Office Of the
BY order Of Bvt. Brig, General u
Chief o. NJ. Dept Of The south
p. A. HATHAWAY, ~ 1t 10th infantry, Brevet
Capt U. s. A.. Acting Depot Q ~ iehS ID
A UCTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP.
DHPor oUARrERAAsTER's OFFICE.
- PHILADELPHIA, PA, March ], 1859
VIII be sold At public auction, at sehuylkill Ar
senAl, PhilAdelphlA, Pa at 10 o'cloek, q. IN. on
THgghSBDhH April ], 1863, the following articles
81 CLOTHING rated unseryieeable for Issue to
S.li7 pairs Pegged Boots
l9,6p pairs Bootees.
S,7O Gray FLANNEL Shirts
Also, at the same time aud place, a large uautity
Paper, Cot on Cuttings, old Packing Boxes, dc.
Terms cash In Government funds. Cash at time
per cent. will be required on all sums above that
Catalogues Of the property to be sold will be fur
nishsd upon application to this Once, pyos
Breyet Colonel and A. o M. U.s.A.. Depot Quar-.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND woopI
O. , Orig. ShiIs. as.sIs y ~

DBPARInHET OF DAKorA,l
= . OHfics CHiHI QuARrEnnAeIER,
Ut PluL, Mtss; February 10, 1879
Proposals. In the usual form, with the customary
and 1t the ouartermasier,s Once at the head.
quarters Of the District OF MontanH, until March
", ls5s. At u m, to supply Fort shaw the coming
ss.sesgp with 100 tons o. Hay and 1900 cords Of
In like manner, 10 supply Camp Cooke with 200
tons Of Hay aud 100 cords Of food.
Also, to supply In like manner FORT Ellis with
l2 tons Of Hay and 200 cords Of Wood.
Similar proposals. will be received at tic Dis.
triet ouaItermAster's once, Fort Stevenson, D. r
and at III. ofrcet same date and conditions as
S Mss s cords sS5. TSGd fST
80, 900 feet Of Lumber in logs. to square eight
inches at the smallest end, and to be from eigheen
to thirty feet long.
Al the same time and In the same manner pro.
pOsals will be received at this onice and At the
District QunreImaster's ONCE, Fort Sally, d. T.,
10 amply Fort Rice 90 tons Of Hay and 900 cords
Of Wood to supply Fort sully $40 or less tons Of
Hay and 90 cords Of Wood, 10 supply at Fort
Randall rs or less tons Of Hay and DO cords Of
Its to be understood that those amounts may be
dminished u the Hay or Wood be not all REQ uired
that the Hay Is to bo cut " hen green, aud properly
cured-to be free from weeds and sedges or sw amp
gL9ssi all cut and cured by September Is, deliver
The Wood TO be sound merchautable wood, to be
delivered by .!anuary IS, 1870, unless otherwise
af TES Hay and Wood all ts be AL 4, the
pePuty auSrtermAster General d. 5, Army.
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Aatiuual 9epnblisair.

to- CORES OF fuE "NAfroNAL RErUBII.
CAN" can be obtained etcty morning at the
following placed.
t,Isnof's NHws STAND, wiliardsi Hotel.
CocHRAN's News STAND, Metropiitan Hotel.
WisEBERsER's News STAND. Bbbitt House.
KisnALJ's Nrws STAND, Seston House.
wttHirs' NRws STAND, ST. james Hotel.
PARKER's BOOK AND PsnroDicAL Drpor,
No, tss Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once.
w.D. B. MAJOR, At dilbert,s Dining Saloon,
9s7 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JoHN O. BuaoHR, No. avs T street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JoHN A. BUTLEn, Stationer, AIS near Thir-
teenth.
BuRKs's News STAND, Kirkwood House.
CHARLES II. AEDEnsos, Ststionsr, 80 Sew.
enth street, between + and O streets.
81 O. s. BARbouR, Stationet, gfs Seventh
street, between II and 1 streets.
JONI A. VAN DonAs, Ststioner, Il south A
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street Capitol Hill,
'wsLttAN BARrLprr. ststionsr, No. % east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill,
8. o. MILLS, Stationer, II street north, two
doors east OF Third street west,
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, ST.
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
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'THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and AFTER SUNDAY. nth May. 1855. three dali,
trains VII be run between Baltimore aud Wheel
gsiRoTs dHS except s si S saad sS ~ a. 'T w.
stSS ,, m. ExfREss "TfRiiS VIII TsaS SSG daily
meet Il, BeilaiTs aud PSffeTsburg for ali point,
"%SikCIaiEsTfBR "D &StNGSo5%MMoSIDbATIoN TRAIN
day, Leaves winSGcsteI for Baltimore daily
Frederick Junction with train for Frederick aud
at Hagerstown Junction with train for Hagers'
THE ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltl,
Returning leaves .Elisotts Miils al $50 aud il *
= ~' anu 1' FoR HaA6kRsTowN.
Leave baltimore at $50 n. N. aud i:lQp m ,eon'
1eetlng A. HageTstown Junction with wAshington
and s:20 p. IN. Returning leave Hagrrstown al
$40 and a. IN. arriving In Baltimore at 1923 a..
~ " Wv FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at $40 4 IN, and 40 p, n. ar
Ink ltaYe Winchester at baud 1888 a, m, arriving
IN Baltimore fd JY:G %SAsIainSSdSf5tSSip IN
Leave Baltimore at $50, 1905, s'2Oand a;ij a, IN
and F siIS v SSssaaiSSSFoT FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at and a, IN. aud 1870, 2,
49, 7 and $50 + FOR x ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore At 7;O5 II. m. and ilb y. IN.
IsayS Wa s a a . m aud t'p p m
Leave Baltimore Tor Washington at $50 and SO,
al y. NJ sad i'S. / ssGS 4 2 3, "''1's1'1"
ss.s apply 70 j. \, ENGLAND AsoS t'G AmGSii
''"' '"' w JOHN J.. WILSON.
Master OF Transportation.
l.. NJ COLE. 0eneIal Ticket Agant
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proposals ron ToRAoE AND wooD.

DEPoT ouARTERNAsTER's OFPIcE,l
JEFFERsoSyILLg, ISD +, March 10, 1850.
Sealed pr9gqssls Will be Isoelyed at thi. onlee
delivery ofth' following quantities OF Forage aud
Wood, more or less, as may DO required for sir
months supply Of the Depot Of Jacksonville,
30 tons Hayt 80 bushels OATS 81 tons Straw t,
40 cords Wood. The hay sto be the best quality
timothy hay, and all baledI the oats to be the be 1t
quality, well cleaned aud sacked; the straw to be
the best quality and bAled the wood 10 be good,
sound, merchAntable hard wood, well seasoned,
and all split wood.
The above to be delivered from time " time, In
such quantities and at such places In or near the
city OF Jensr.onyille, Indiana, as the officer In
charge Of the depot may direct.
Proposals will be 10 duplicate, with copy Of
this advertisement attached to eseh, and must be
accompanied By the guarantee Of two responsible
persOns that, In case contract Ia awarded to the
the faithful performance Of the same
Propose will be endorsed Proposals for For
age or Wood. the case may be, and addressed
to the undersigned.
The undersigned reserves the right to rejsc. any
or all bids.
BY order OF the Quartermaster General,
N, @, RANSOM,
Breyet Lieut.. Colonel, Major and q, m.
mhDtd In charge Of Depot,
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public st sb O n sF5E sshDNANoE

. ST. LorIs, Mo. Feb. %, 1888
VIII be offered for sale. at public auction, at the
81 Louls. Arsenal, St. Louis. Mo-, CONNIE icing on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of April 1850, at 10 clock,
N a large amount Of condemned Ordnance aud
Ordinance Stores, &c, consisting in part Of the fol-
o. east;iron, Pield Guns, with carriages
aud implements.
peAst.lron Guns, various, total we ght
about SO tons.
80 tons Common Balls, 9 to q. Founders,
10 Artillery Carriages, various
600 sets Artillery Wheel Harness. for two
100 Sporting Rides aud Shot Guns, vsrIou,
~ uarbinesa d Rifles, various.
III sabres aud Swords, various.
1900 Cartridge Boxes, various.
lo,@ Cavalry Sad les, various.
y,m hrt!llery saddles, various.
1000 ggrb Brides, various.
100 Watering Brldles, various.
oM Hal!ers, Various.
pl. ny po9nd, Of Cannon Powder.
f#:$$$ e. e: sE;%fst'' 4:
l5a,sD do. damaged do,
W kd,uO Musket aud Pistol Percussion Cana
wrought and Cast-iron Scraps, &c.
Persons desiring catalogues Of the stores TO be
Ordnance at Washington, BIC OF BreSet Colonel
Houston and Green streets, New York, or upon
,,, y. D. CALENDER,
Lieut.. Col. Of Ordnance and Byt. Brig. Gen, U.
y. A, eOmmAndinE feb27. Id
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MANWN : VTFTVEl
CItN HALL, March II, ls5p
propp.sIe will be received 1T this office until L.
o'clock, m nn WEDNESDAY, the 2ith instant,
,Sr Tho TSn%, Of Pq IN for the
Each proposal must be accompanied by a written
guarantee, In substAne as follows:
~, y. guarantee, II this proposal be accepted
contract for the same, and perform the work nc
coTding to the req uiTements thereof
(Sigledl A. II -
Specifications, &c, can be- obtained GU applIca
ton At the Mayors ONCE r. ]. BOWEN,
mhl6-2awSl Mayor
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as follows:
Al FORT Buford, D, T, 80 tons.
Al Port Totten, D, 7, 80 tons,
A. Fort Steyensoni d; ITO tons.
At Fort Rice, D. T. lI5 tons.
Al Fort sully, d. T. 80 tons
At Fort Ransom, D. T., T5tons.
The hay to be cut this year, while green, prop
erly cured, free from weeds, aud delivered at the
posts by September !, 1893.
Each bid should contain q written guarantee OF
two responsible persons to the effect that the bidder
Is able 70 fulhll contract In accordance with the
terms q his propositiop. and that, should his
contract i1 accordance herewith, and that they
aud SUN Client bonds for Its fulhllment
The responsibility o. the guatantOrs must be
shown by the official eertineate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court or OF the United States Dis
trlct Attorney, TO be enclosed with the bid.
Bids shou d be made for each post separately,
and bidders be present TO respond to their bids
The Uoyernment reserves the right TO reject any
aud all bids. II a bid Is In the name OF = firm,
their names aud post once address IN asst appear.
indofsed PtsPosSs Tor Boz dsits. or "I HaS. %
aud addressed either to Breyet BIlgafier General
the uadsfsisned al St Paul. Minn, " u"
Captain G, T.. , Byt, Lieut.. Col. U, S. Army, c.
G, s.. Department. OF Dakota. mhl3td
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To all the creditors Of CHARLES ?. BARNES, who
have proved their claims;
You are hereby notified to appear before the Su e
prems Court Of the District OF Columbia, sitting In
Bankruptcy. on he III dIY Il APRIL, ls.e. a. 70
to show cause why discharge from ali his debts
should not be granted to said bankrupt, You
are also notified that the second and third meet
ings of said bAnkrupts creditors will be held be.
fore the Register At the same place at Il clock, m
By order OF the Court: A. SHARP,
US, Marshal Of D. C., as Messenger.
Test: r. J. MHI1s, Clerk. mh22G %
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PROPOSALS FOR STAGE TRANSPORTATION
HEADqUARrERs FrFrH MILITARY D,srRIcr,(
STATE or TExAE |

7 WEAWlVANfEkf FIFTH MTIITANN UTEIkICT,
STATE or TEXAS, |
OFFICE CHIER QCARTBRAAsTRR,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, March !, 1862
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this office until SATURDAY, March ~, 1889, al
II m. for furnishing such transportation by stag
as may be required by the uaItermaster's Depart.
ment United States army until December 81, 1859,
on the following routes, viz
Victoria to lndiAnolA.
Lavaca to IndianolA.
Bidders will state the rate at which they pro-
pose to transport each man with baggage not to
exceed one hundred 100 pounds the entire dis.
lance on the route; also from point to point.
Payment TO be made In Government funds
Service to commence on award OF contract.
Proposals to be plainly endorsed Proposals for
Stage Transportation from - to -" and
addressed 70 the undersigned.
By command Of Brsyet Major General Candy.
y. A POTTER,
District. mhl7-td