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LEGAL INTELLIGENcE.
District Court, No. 1-Judge Thayer

District Court, No. 1-JudRe Thayer.
Johnson vs. Williams 4 Mooney. An action OF re-
pleyn. Before reported, Verdict for plantn, $40
Court of Common Pleas--Judge Ludlow.
Charles b. Roberts VS.. John A. Wedenbrener An
action rent in and the possession of
premises. Before reported. Verdict for plaintiff
Marcus f. Givens, Esq, for paintin. Byron Wood
ward, Esq, for defendant
Court of Quarter Sessions.
Though Judge Brewster was on the bench in the
new courtroom, there was business to engage his
attention, and therefore he ordered an adjournment
until Monday.
In the old courtroom Judge Peirce sat to dispose
Of the usual Saturday miscellany. The morning was
taken up with the case of Black VS.. Black dispute
between young married couple concerning the Gus
tOdy of their infant, but seven months Old they
having separated.
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THE EUROPEoAN MARKETS.
BIZ Atlantic Gable.
This Mornings Quotations.

BV IUWNIlc CUbIe.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, April PA. M.-Consols opened at 93%
for money, and 931( for account. u s. Fiye-twen-
ties quiet at s04. Railways quiet; Erie, 22A llli-
nols Central, 95sI.
LIVERPOOL, April PA. M.-Cotton quiet at 12d
for uplands, and 121fd for Orleans The sales to-day
win reach 5000 bales. Western Flour, els. 8d.
HAvRE, April 24.-Cotton opens quiet and steady
for both on the spot and anoat Low mlddllng
anoat 148f.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, April 24-P. M.-Closing prices-Consols
951s for money, and 934 for account. U. >. Five
twenties quiet at sos. Stocks steady; Erie, 22H ;
Illinois Central 9s5l; Atlantic: Great Western, 25%
LIVERPOOL, April A-P M.-Closng prices
Cotton dull but unchanged; the sales Of the day
changed. Beef 9Os v barrel Iipseed OIL GSl los.
u ton,
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preferred at 35, with 2ss< bid for Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad; 349s for North Pennsylvania
Railroad; and 81 for Minehill Railroad.
Canal stocks attracted but little attention.
1s was offered for Schuylkill Navigation pre-
ferred; 3211 for Lehigh Navigation, and IL tor
SusQuehanna Canal
Coal stocks were in better request. Shamokin
sold at 5]S@51l; Corn Planter Oil was taken
at SO.
Passenger Railway shares were in better re-
quest Germantown sold at 30: Green and
Coates at 3S11%; and Second and Thirk at 4311;
60 was bid for West Philadelphia: 20 for Tenth
and Eleventh; and 1874 for Hestonville.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 S. Third Street.
FIRST BOARD.
s2o00 Pa 6s serls.103A 16 sh Penna r.. b9a
$500 City IS, New. .1o1A % is. 5916
sisOOO iSOOO ,, DO =. !; 1oi y ., do...;: Ssk
sisSSS SO.is .:..is sSS loo loo N .,DD. as
$1,000 Pa R i'm 6s Is. ssX 500 sh sham'n Coal b%
$1,000 Leh Gold l.. 94& 200 sh Cornplanter. SO
sl40 Hunt Il Top l sh Cd d Sd SITS. z3X
i'm sep. go 100 sh Germ'n P. be0 80
Is sh Leh Val r. 55% 50 sh CIR Coats St $50
Messrs. JAY COOKE 4 Co. quote Government secu-
Of 1852, 12O4@12l do, 1884 i16%@1165S do, Nov,
lsS9' l1liSs4@lIIfS9; do july 1862 i15S@i1o1 do
Messrs. DE HAVEN 4 BROTHER, No 40 S. Third
street Philadelphia report the following quotations.
u s. 6s Of 1881, 117%@11I54; do. 1852, 12o% @121;
new, 11bx@1151l; do. 1867, new, 11oh@flsA do.
1868, 115S@1152s; do 5s, 10-4os, 1861 s106k U. s.
Notes, 1914: Gold, 1882 9S@1ss4s Silver, 126@19s.
Messrs. WILLIAM PAINTER Co., No. SO s. Third
street report the following auotations:-U. 8. es Of
1881, 11T9@11794 b2Os OF 1852 S@120zs do 1884,
116@1l6A; do. 1885, 11sA@119; do. July, 1865,
1868, 11t@11tA; 5s, 1910, 1oe@iO6h. Gold, 1881
@183H.
NARR LADNER, Bankers, report this mornings
Gold quotations as folows-
1000 A. M......... 1885, II 90 A. M..........1ss1
1880 1887 1142 g. 1917
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Fire AT Amesbury, NIass.

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, April A.-Two carriage
shops two barns, and dwelling house. in Ames-
bury, owned and occupied by Jacob R. Huntington,
were destroyed by fire last night. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000
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THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY
Of complexion must purify and enrich the blood,
which HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
OF sARSAPARILLA invariably does. ASK for
Helmbold's. Take no other
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TN THE SPRING MONTHS, THE SYS-
TEN naturally. undergoes change and HELM
BoLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
sARsAPARILIA is an assistant Of the greatest
value.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For additional Marine Nelcs see In8i

FORTRESS Monroe April 24.-Arrived, baraue Princess
Alice, from Rio for orders. Passed in for Baltimore
snip Hope and barque Amera, from Valparaiso Passed
out-Barque Liking, for Cork.
by Atlantic Cable.)
froiu New York.
LOYpoN, April "a Arrived steamship William Penn,
from New York.
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uELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED EX-
TRACT sARsAPARIILA isl the Gread Blood
Purifier. -.a
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A UIEsAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAU
TIFUL COMPLEXION follows the use Of HELM
BoIps CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsA-
PARuIIAA.
Il removes black spots, pmples moth patches, and
aa erudtions Of the skin.
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ARRIVED THIS NfORNIN

The clearance OF the barque Robert Porter yesterday
an error; she has just commenced loading for Sitla.
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Steamship tanita Freeman, New York, John L. Ohl
Steamship Hunter Harding, Providence ID. s. Stetson
Go.
Barque Elena Stewart Ivigtut, j. f.. Bailey & Go.
Scbr Reading RR No. "a Burke, Norwich, Scott Walter
< Co.
Schr Reading RR. No. a. Carroll Norwich, do
Schr h L. Baker, Loring, Portland do.
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YOUNG LADIES BEWARE OF THE
injurious effects Of Face Powders and Washes. All
such remedies close up the pores of the skn and in
a short time destroy the complexion. II you would
have fresh healthy, and youthful appearance, use
BEIMBoLDs EXTRACT sARsAPARILIA.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. A................ APRIL .
OLFARFD THIS MORNING.

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAP
"a. M,.........5s Il A. Mia.......nlaP. M.......;
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Steamship Fanta, Freeman 30 hours from New York,
with mdse. 10 John Ii. Ohl.
Br. barque Savannah Knowlton So DAYS from Liverpool
with mdse. to John Il. Penrose
Br bargue Castries Kembe 4s DAYS from London with
mdse TO Henry Karsten.
Br bRrque Neptune Hays, from Kingston ia, via Key
n. Wetzlar K Co.
Brig Catawba, Webber, days from Matanzas, with
asses TO f. @. Knight a Co
Br brig Cypress Gye, 10 days Cardenas with
to John Mason & Co.
Schr NJ j. Adams. Billings II days from st Martins,
with salt TO Lewis Lambert.
Schr Pedro A. Grau Lake DAYS from Cardenas, with
sugar 10 Geo. @. Carson & Co.
SchI stephen Hotchkss, Hodgdon, days from Rock
land Lake, New York with ice 10 knckerbocker leo Co.
Sohr Compromise, Perry days from Savannah, with
lumber TO Patterson 4 IippincOtt
sshr Poosi Truax, days from Leipsc, Dell with grain
sehr A Sanders Carroll, days from Norfolk, with
1850 juniper rails TO II. y, Calvin 4 Co
sehr sarah Warren, Terry, day from Magnolia Dell
Steamer + Phelps, Brown, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. 70 W. M Baird 4 Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr james, Jones, hence at Charleston yesterday.
Boston 22d inst.
SchTs Alnira Wooley King, and NJ b. Mahoney, hence,
at Gloucester 18th inst.
Sohrs North Pacific, Errcson, and IT, T. Smith, Harvey
hence st Providence I'D nEthe latter for PaWtucket
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A POLICEMAN AssAUITED.-John Connor was ar
rested last night at Nineteenth street and Washing
ton avenue, by Policeman Mckinney. The accused
had been taken into custody by Policeman Williams
in the morning for being engaged in a street row.
when one John Burke interfered Policeman Hau-
bert came up Just in time to be Knocked down by
Burke. Both the Offenders succeeded in escaping
Conner this morning was before Alderman Dallas
who sent him below.
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DooR-MAT THIEyEs.-Polcemen Lcithgow ant
COLONY of the Ninth District yesterday arrested
Charles A. Peterson and Thomas Wallace at Nine
teenth and Brown streets with several door-mats
under their arms. These articles were stolen from
the residences in that vicinity. Alderman Pancoas
held them for trial
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QUANTITY VS.. QUALITY. HELM
BOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. The dose is
small Those who desire large quantity and large
doses Of medicine ERR
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPA-
RIIA cleanses and renovates the blood, instls the
vigor OF health into the system, and purges out the
bumors that make disease.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
SUPPLIES FOR EESSssIgI,SsiJSsAv JSsAvr AND TRANS.
PAYMleTHRI UTffCI, Z

No 20 r,n.nwsx. n. isp'{
Sealed proposals, to b endorsed on the envelope,
ease may beS will be received AZ this once until
o'clock, ,. m. the istproximo, for the folloyinG
bssi qualify and dsIiasssS, free u Expense, al he
Navy Yard. New York, subject 70 The usual In
BfHgRE%Gi Sf faDffPMEsr AND RECRUITING,
100 c0 pounds Nos; :, .. 9, J, 9, 100 pounds eseh)
BUREAU GF ~ coSsTRucTIoS AND REPAIR.
conductors. delivered and httsd upon the boilers.
BUIR.xG OF Provisions AND CLOTHING.
direct % Hong Kong, China. for 30 barrels beef
and pork, 9s boxe. preserved meat. V hslf.bar-
rels dried apples, no haf.bsrrels butter, ts bcxs.
boxes candles. Total Measurement about SOS
Also. for Eas..ski. Japan. vi. Hong Kong. for
70 boxes Of tobacco, 1s5 boxes soap. . boxes Of
.undries, and 20 bales clothing, measuring about
The right /. reserved to. rsise, any or all bid.
that may not be deemed advantassoas to the Gov
ksspon.iblo security required 70! the prompt and
awarded, blank forms. sith farther psitieSlsSs.
may be obtained at this once.
Proposals for transportation 10 state the name OF
the vessel, when ready TO receiys cargo, and prob
sss ds e ~ ssn. N TSsSs
Proposals not duly indorsed on the envelope.
and not made In all respects to conform with this
sdyertsement and blank forms furnished. will not
PsTtls. making proposal. a.. invited to bs pres;
be opened J. @. ELDRED0E,
febH.td Paymaster, U. 8. Navy.
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BSs q 4aE FRE
ESFs ESFT ySR S5 TRE Ts SRnhHIssIoNER 1881 OF PAT.
ovrIsE 0ossSIssIosAnL PIInI,sSIsaas. 2 FL |

s..,.. WAsTIsoros. febi II. lSa
epe ~ oi eisstioiype PAGES of The ILLUSTRATIONS o
rs YEAR ss fsRSF sh r.
name Of the Rs,entee and The character of The pat
Ing The iiI,traions foT that I report
Tho drawings will be furnished on paper to the
numerical order. as nearly as Is consistent with
heatness and compaetncss; The work Is to be de-
and subject % the approval rejection of the Con-
TfiOg fSs geip, GommI,,,e Of copgr.,, nm puhu,
Printing would prefer % have the work equal 70
the illustrations for the Patent 0alce Reports Of
adopted By them. and thsy invite pTOpessis foP
aa that Sssli,y * NSIs; su, desire K reduce ,hs
prompts then to also Invite proposals. Tor sisero.
gss' q sy :,
ira sTsyins. % iitsOsrspsy. o. sey other process. " "
The awards will be made 70 the Iowe.t and best
Ssrd bsins In pea % the sseea,ion X u The WORK, uS
m, Yho reserve the right 70 reject any ali Of
Bidder, must proeure, from the Congressional
number to form = PAGE, apa mast sseompsns d ,beI, "
bids with = specimen o. their work. with sworn
Mofs oi apS pPHPr
hat Il may be subj eeied to practical tests.
A, BidSers are reqair9d 70 propose fOg the work BY
more than figure Is required illustrate an In
vention or design (as is sometimes the easel the
whole number Of figures will be estimated and
paid for as single Illustration.
No proposal will DO considered unless aeoompa.
nied by bond with security, to the approval OF q
United States Judge or District Attorney, in the
PENALTY Of $1,000. that the bidder or bidders, II
his or their proposal shall be accepted will exc.
cute the work In sceordauee with the proposal.
The number Of illustrations will be about the
same as in the last published volume.
Any further Information that may be required
will be Furnished upon application to this Office or
TO the Commissioner Of Patents.
Blank forms will be furnished upon application
sidered which does not conform precisely there
with.
Proposals will be addressed to ''The Joint Co m
mittee on Printing, ~ Washington, d. q, care Of
Hon II b. Antheny, U. g., Senate: Hon. A, D.
S1sa and % endorsed on tRe enysOpS % PrOpoa.
for Patent once Report. -
JOHN o. DRFREEs,
fel6TuThtmal0 Congressional Printer.
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AMUsRMENTs.

NATIONAL THEATRR.-Another immense
audience was gathered within the walls Of the
National last evening. "Humpty Dumpty"
is lively sportlve nslange, full Of vim, spirit,
and all sorts of odltles, and hence It's attrac-
tive power. 1t will be placed upon the boards
this afternoon at the matinee, and again this
afternoon.
WALLIS OPERA HoUsE.-There will be q
matinee this afternoon at Walls, and also
the usual performance this evening, when
the Grcgorys take their final leave Of Wash
ington. All Of our citizens who have wit
messed their unique performances have inva-
riably been pleased, and we trust that both
this afternoon and evening they will have
large and crowded houses. They go to Bal
timorc next week.
CAsTERBURr.-This place Is having, Its
usual run, and this afternoon there will bc q
matinee.
DAvESPoRTs.-The Brothers are still the
wonder of all who 60 to Metzerott's, and
most people still say, "What is itp The
effects VIC sec, but wherefore the causei
OLE Bullion Wednesday and Thursday
evenings Of next week, We arc to have Ole
Bull, who will be accompanied by several Of
the best artists In the country In their line.
BLIND Tom is underlined for five night,
next week, at Odd Fellows Hall. lie will
drnw.
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Is 1853 fS3 vSssssss52REEstsIA sSurs 1859
WINTER ARRtsoEMEsT.
On and after NOVEMBER %. 1858, trains viii
ws.SiArca sSnn. Baltimore Ii%n.

PHiLADELPHIIAAao pwIkhINsToS kisdoH AND BAL
Commanding on Monday. June sth. passenger
trains will leave President street depot, BAlti-
Way Mail Train Tor Philadelphia and Way Sta.
tons att 10 Am, This train connects at Newcastle
Junction with trains for all Stations on the Della
ware Railroad,
Express Train for Philadelphia and Now York
at go m, connecting at Perryville with train
EIIrsss Train for PhiiadslPhis and New York
at IS y. m. connecting at Whining gton with train
min gton and Harrington.
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and inter-
mediate Stations at 0 p, IN.
Express Train for Philadelphia at :8 D. IN.
Express Train for New York at 8 :65 p, M, con .
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on tho Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York at s;65 p. m;
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
ident Stree, depot or at Ticket otee No l23 Bslt.
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
At their residence by Union Transfer Company.
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent.
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Proposals.
DRoPosALs FOR STAKES,

HEApauAsrEas DIrAnrnnsr o. rHH sourH.,
AILAxTA, Ga. Feb, Is, 1852,
Sealed proposals will be received At this once
Ss opened for suppl yinG the National Cemetery, al
Florence. B. g. Win sr.Krs
To be Of good seasoned heart pine, free from sap.
four 90 f.et long, two ca inches thick and ave t6)
inches wide, planed on each side, pointed at ons
end and rounded at the other and TO have three 90
eSsss es,.d o. yhit. paint, They viii. also, be nun
Of the Cemetery
acted, ' '' " -
Deliyery 70 commence within thirty lso) days
tract ~ "
Proposals sh9ula BE- lndorssd, proposals for
Brew. Brig. Gen.. Chief am. Department, q the
South. feb27-td
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For Sale or Rent.
For Sale or Rent.
FOR SAIsD
BY KILBOURN e. LATTA,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
corner s.veush ana = streets.

SoEheE btNcmtn anu y bssN'"
BUSINESS PRoPERrIKs.
on ipsS1.rs. nsSss one
Improved by, tyo.s.ory brick n buildings .,o, an,
81 Improved By iwo-story and attic brick house.
On Pepnsyivsnis .ysnus.. between Ninth and
Tenth streets. f?ur,.toty. store. and Marehouss,
'' NEW BRICK HOUSE
se rcoms pI pa..%sn, o
Nsis sGSia.yS Hs,Ss: Library and sis,i9s sSOn
1ve large ehsmbefs. Gas and water, marble
mantles, two bathrooms, yater.clesets' Brown
BRICK HOUSE
On street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, three.story and basement, sixteen rooms,
all modern conyspiencss and improvement.i large
stable In rear gRHftk tkisoSttSss soSttSssS loot a'''''
On street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
and Re IL S:tS Yss rsoS ssWs @ sst
street paved brick stAble on rear OF lot. Lot Tx
100 to pa''1f .Ri S5 sick az sRsfSsssTs n sffSHs T
On street. Hamilt9n Place, - eorne, Twe,i,h s,n.
iSrss.,ofy sss, ss and nj % .,ssS large roo%
modern improvements. hne stable and carriage
"'1'e THREE FRAME HOUSES
9. street sssgssn and SSi
FlNB BUILDING LOTS
On II street. corner Seventeenth street. lot 81, and
part 81, square l67, 60xlll, to alley. .
On n street, between 1hirteenth and fourteeptt
streets west, half lot 5. square 80, 2xlA TO S fee
o. street, between Seventeenth aud Eishtoeuti
| strsets, part lot and lot 0, square l26.
| On Fourteenth street, between L and Massaehu
| setts avenue, three lots n. 6xlG to alley.
oa Pourteenth street, between X aud streets
'ued'''''osf II AsT rPd cotSFRT n tiSpR III sshT gss'"
adjoining The city Limits. g head q Tveptietl
the most commanding views In the vicinity o
| Washington, comprising II acres.
| Improyements-fine Mansion House, containing
,ary nEs, extensive hot houses.
&o Pine grove Of stately oaks, fruit trees, shr9b
berry, vines, berries, In short one Of tho most dc
iighnui properties about the Capital. Pine road
anu ssE"REAL ESTATE BULLETIN" OF
KILBOURN a LATTA,
| Real Estate Brokers,
| fsb1S-9t [Star. Corner Seventh aud sts
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE CHEZ CoHxIssARr or suBsrsrExcR,

OFFICE CHISy ConsIs.Anr OF sugssIExeE.l
DEPARTMENT OF wAsHIraIos, I
wAsnIsares, d, c.. February n, isp.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
At the once of Brevet Brig Gen. T. Wilson, Q. 8 ,
Y, 8. A., Baltimore. Maryland, on THURSDAY.
March IL, lsee. at " M for All the
required at Fort Measary. Maryland, for six
months from April I, 1850, or such less time the
GGSnpis;ary Gsnsral q Subsi.tsn,s may direct sS:
acting Commssary Of Subsistence at that plaeeI OF
a good and marketable quality. In equal proper,
kidney tall9w to bo excludsd.l The neehs Of the
bral joint, and the breast trimmed down, Tho
shanks Of forequarers TO be cut from three TO four
inches above the knee Joint, and Of headquarters,
from six to eight inches above the EAmbrel hook
Joint
Biddsrs are requested TO be present to respond to
their bids, and be prepared TO give bonds for the
fulhlment Of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly, :. Pro-
posAls for Fresh Beef At Fort MoHenry, Mary
land The undsrsigned reserves the right to re-
ject any BIDS for good cause.
Conditions, REQUIREMENTS, payments, &c, &e.. .
as heretofore.
By command Of Bvt. Brig. Gen. Il. Brooks.
feb27-td o. BELL, Chief @. 9.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

HEAD9,Rs DIST. INDIAN TEREIroRY, oTTIcEI
C%aLEr % GoMsIssARy or srBsIsIasGE.
Sailed PfSp1.sis, Sas Spliss lEi saR VII Ill % received
~ ST %Hi AZ i asE.ly ssS.as. J Il
,xifToRT GIBSON. CHEROKEE NATION. l. T.
300 pounds Of Bacon.
5.SSS gallons gallons 81 81 SfI' SinesAr.
400 barrels Of Pork
And Corn Meal in such quantities as may bo re-
FLogR y BE be e equal IN Su,liy to the bss.
jai head lined, and ,cco pound; to g. put uP IL
dgSbe ssess q spna sasking and cotton shestiHg
follows: 1000 pounds in tLsrces or casks, and
$500 pounds In gunny sacks Of about l25 pounds
Ths SALT x be Of COED quality and Pa, qP as
pounds N double sacks OF gunny saeking and cot
u Pse vgiYkGAR to be of bs., quality. and made Of
lows Loo gallons In barrels Of good quality, se-
eurely hooped, and 100 gallons to be put up In
The casks 10 be best qualify H % painted and 10 hsR:
four iron and eight hickory hoops on each
The PORK 70 be prime mess pOrk. TO be put up Sc
Msh % Ss q bss aSay and pa
up In barrels or sacks, like the aouI, as may be re
Is made must be prepared to execute contracts and
give the required bonds at once, and be IN ,resdi
day of April is6s and to cont The same in suel
quantities as may be required, until the lst day o
December, 1859. at which time the whole smount O
piled.
Samples Of articles (except meats) must accom-
paper parcels
Zach bid must be aecompa led by good and sut n
Client uarantee from two or more persons, (whose
loyalty and solyeney is certified by q clerk Of a
court Of record setting forth that they will In the
event OF Its acceptance. give ample bonds aud sc-
euIlty for the faithful performance OF the same,
The name and place Of residence OF each bidder
and surety must be given.
No proposal will be entertained unless satisfac-
torily represented, that does not fully comply with
Proposals may be for the whole or any vt oil
| Any contract awarded under this advertiser en
| will be made subject 10 the approval Of the Com
| missary General Of Subsistence, U. s, Army, anC
| the right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
All stores delivered will be subject to rigid In
| spection.
| Payments upon the contracts awarded will b,
made monthly In current funds, or soon as thi
| same shall have been received.
Bidders are Invited to be present at the openinl
Of proposals, which will take place the day and
hour above specified Blsnks for proposals, and
Proposals must he plainly lndorsed Proposals
for Subsistence Stores, and addressed to the Che
Commissary OF Subsistence District Indian Terri
tory, Fort Gibson, G, N,
By order VI Brevet Major Gen. B. u. gIieIson.
Byt. Lieut.. Col. and A. Q. M, u. 5. A., G. G. g..
Dist. Indian Territory. lan6-td
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ID X o p o s A l. s +.
o DErARTHEsr OF DAEoTA. }

0PPICB CHEZ QUARrRRhAsrRR,
ST. PAUL, MINI, February IL, l61a.
Proposals In the usual form, with the customary
conditions, invited to be received at this Office
and at the Quarternaster's ofdoe at the heAdguaI-
ters Of the district Of Montana, until March S0lSo9
at II IN, to supply Fort shaw the coming season
with 100 tons Of Hay and 1000 cords Of Wood.
In like manner 10 supply Camp Cook with 200 tons
Of Hay aud l. 200 cords Of Wood. ,
Also to supply in like manner Fort Ellis with ID
tons OF Hay and |, 900 cords OF Wood,
Similar proposals will be received At the District
QuartsTmastsr's once, Fort Stevenson, d. T,and
supply Fort BufoFd with 100 tons Of Hay and 5000
cords Of Woodj 10 supply Fort Stevenson with 800
tons Of Hay 800 cords Of Wood, and 800 900 feet
OF Lumber Ia Logs, to square eight inohes at he
smallest end aud 10 be from eighteen to thirty feet
Al the same time aud In the same manner pTepo-
sails will be Teeeiyed at this ofiee and at the Dis.
tTet QuArteTmasleT's once, Fort Sully, ID, 7, 10
supply at Fort Rice 40 tons Of Hay and 900 cords
Of Wood TO supply Fort sully so or less tons Of
Hay and 600 cords Of Wood; to supply at Fort
Wood,
Ills to be Understood that these amounts may be
diminished II the hay or wood be not all required
that the hay 10 TO be cut when green and properly
cuTed-to be free from W eds and ssdges or swamp
FTassi all cat and cured by September lb' deliyera.
The wood TO be sound. msrohantable wood, to
be del ysIed by January 10, 1870. unless otherwise
T6s hay and wood all to b SslSys,sda 4, the
fsb2itd Deputy Q. N. Cen, U. Q. A.