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HAVANA, March 9.-Sugar market steady; sales
made on the basis OF % reals ~ arrobe for No.
per cent premium; on United States, so days sight,
Gold, q Il discount; short sight, par q per cent
premium in currency; go days sight, rs "a 20 per
cent. discount. =
LONDON, March 10-Alternoon.- Consols at 923 for
money. .4
American securities-Un States 5'20's at 1924 ;
Erie shares 244; Illinois Central shares 96s.
LIVERPOOL, March 10-Afternoon.-Cotton quiet !;
sales 5000 bales; Middling uplands 12td. Corn BIS
for old and 29s Cd for new. sSsfafs
LONDON, March 10-Evening.-Consols9 23 for
money @a GHMAEa g.
LIVERPOOL, March 10-Evening.-Cotton dull /;
Middling uplands IL q lid; Middling Orleans 12f
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WEST INDIES.
CUBA.

HAVANA, March 10.-Cholera has entirely
disappeared in the neighborhood of Santiago
de Cuba.
The negroes and mulattoes have rendered q
serenaae to Gen. Pueblo at Santa Espiritus.
The insurgents are burning plantations and
scattering genaral destruction in the vicinity
OF Manzanille and Santa Cruz.
Heavy shipments of sugar and molasses are
now being made for the United States from all
parts Of the island.
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MISSOURI.
A ROUGH PASSAGE,

ROUGH PASSA6E
ST. LOUIS, March 10.-Patsey Curtin and
James Haggerty, two sporting men, got into q
row at Mike McCoole's saloon this afternoon.
They drew knives and cut each other fearfully
Curtin's windpipe was nearly cut in two, and
Haggerty received two severe cuts on the head
one Of them severing the temporal artery
Curtin's condition is considered critical.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, March 10.-A quantity of to-
bacco was seized yesterday at the South Caro-
lima Railroad depot by the United States Com
missioner for violation of the revenue laws
The tobacco was consigned to a merchant at
Savannah.
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New York stock and Money Market,

NEW YORK. March 10.-The Money! market was
easy with more liberal offerings. There was less
trouble in regard to the certifcation checks and
the banks are evidently evadng the law in various
ways. Call loans q per cent; prime discounts 7
a per cent Sterling Exchange firmer with slight
ly improved demand all kinds of bills scarce; prime
bakers closed at 1881 a 100, and sight bills 1899 a
1885, Gold frmer; opened at 1914 and closed at 1871
a 1927 Gold was carried without interest in the at
terno0n. Governments more doing; prices are gen.
orally lower closing steady; the heaviest transac-
tions were in 67's Henry Clewes q Co. furnish the
following 4 go quotations:-Coupe 6s 1881, 115a g
do 1855, 164 1884, do new l12l a 112t; do ,67 112J
a 1925; do '6S 1924 "a 1929 1o-40's. 1861 "a 1863.
Border State bonds quiet and firm; Missouris, So
q ss3; old Tennessees, 66k o7l; new do, 65A q &C.
North Cardinals 591 a 59s.
The Railroad market during the forenoon was
strong; in the afternoon there sharp reaction
the whole list falling q II cent under sales fol
realization Of profits consequent the rise Of the
past few days; market closed dull and heavy. Mis-.
celaneous shares heavy. Express shares dull and
heavier. The following are $50 prices Pacific Mail
1901 q 1904; Western Union Telegraph, 81 "a SO
New York Central, 1904 q 1903; Hudson 1894 "a 1891
Harlem, 1877 1871 Reading, 91a a OF; Fort Wayne
116s q 11ef; Michigan Central 1173 "a 1854; Mich.
gan Southern, SIT 974; Illinois Central hi Chica
60 q Rock Island. 1884 q 1897 Toledo, 1044 "a 1854
Chicago q North Western, s2s a s2s; do preferred
91a @ 915.
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to-da,
amounted to $106, 0O0, OO0
Thelreceipts at the Sub-Trsasury to-day amount
ed to 81, payments 1851 1852; balance $50,
The exports of specie for the week were 49, SO
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E U r. o p E .


CoNsrANT1NoPLE, March 10.-Gsn. Ignatieff,
the Russian Ambassador, returns TO st. Pc
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THE RAILROAD OMNIBUS BILL

THE RAILROAD OMNIBUS BILL
MEMPHIS, March 1O.-A special dispatch
nlbus bill, appropriating $10,O00,000 to aid in
the construction of certain roads passed the
Senate this evening.
RELEASE OF MAI. EARLE.
MAJ. Earle was bailed to-day to appear at the
next term OF the Circuit Court, when martial
law wiii be revoked. This arrangement was
nor Clayton. WIN 'o's'-
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woMENs' RIGHTS CONVENTION.
CALICO RNlA.

SAILING OF A STEAMER
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10.-Steamer Golden
City sailed for Panama to-day with 81 100 ,O0O
in treasure, of which $329, 600 is for New York
1851 900 for England and $4,000 for France
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
1t is asserted here that the delay of mails on
the Union Pacific Railroad is occasioned not
SO much by snow as by the desire of the Com.
pany to use every available means to grade
and lay the track near Salt Lake. The man.
agement of the Company is severely criticised
by the newspapers. .s.or
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mAssAOHUsETTs.
ARREST OF. DIAMOND THIEVES.

ARREST OF. DIAMOND THIEVES.
BosToE, March 10.-John A. McCausland
Dennis Sullivan and Nathan Smith are under
arrest charged with robbing Federhens jewell
ry store on Court street of $4,000 worth of
diamonds a short time since. MsCausland was
arrested in Montreal Meme of the property
has been recovered.
WoMENs' RIGHTS CONVENTION.
SPRINGFIELD, March 10.-The Womens' Suf-
frage Convention closed this evening The
principal speakers of the day were @. g. Bur-
leigh, s. s. Foster, Lucy Stone and ii. Black
well. Petitions to Congress and the Massa-
chusetts House of Representatives were nu-
merously signed.
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY at II O'Clock A. NJ, on'nr
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl2s. +. o. BAILEY. AuctIoneer.
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NEW YORK.
ELECTION OF UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD DIREc-
T0Rs-AN INJUNCTION.


ToRs-AN INJUNCTION.
NEW YORK, March 1O.-The election of the
Union Pacific Railroad directors, which was to
have come off to-day, was stopped by an in
junction issued by Judge Barnard at the in
cast before the injunction was served, and it
simply precluded their being opened and
counted. The Board agreed to adjourn to
Washington, but subsequently rescinded its
action. Under the circumstances the old
Board hold over, and is, with two exceptions,
issued an order for some six or eight of the di-
rectors to appear before him tomorrow to
answer for alleged contempt for his processes
Gen. Grant has reappointed as Government
directors of the Union Pacific Railroad. John
Black, of New York, and Jesse Williams, Of
Pennsylvania, and appointed as new directors
Hon. Mr.. Price, late member of Congress from
Iowa, Mr.. Harris, of Springfield, Mass. and
Mr.. Webster, late Aid-de-C Camp of Gen. Grant,
from Illinois. All these gentlemen were pres
emit at the Board to-day.
SEE CITY AND VICINITY.
Robert Tilman, colored, was to-day found
guilty of manslaughter in the third degree for
killing VIM. II. Carney, also colored, in Oeto-
Der last, and sentenced to four years in the
State prison.
Henry M. Steele, a native of Baltimore, and
son OF the sister of Phillip Barton Key, who
was killed by Gen. Sickles committed suicide
to-day at his boarding house by shooting him
self through the head. Mental depression in
consequence of domestic infeicties Is assigned
as the cause of the act.
The officers of the army and navy, depart
ment of the Gulf met this evening at Delmon-
ico's, and effected permanent organization by
the election of Admiral Farragut as President
and Major Gems. Sheridan, Banks, Butler, and
others as Vice Presidents.
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h. X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auotioneer,

MO S16 Congress Street, viii, on Thursday even
IN ing, Feb H. at O'Clock, sell at Auction large
consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods
Auction sales every evening. Goods viii be sold
during the day in lots to suit purchasers at Wholesale
prices Cash advanced on all descriptions Of goods
Consignments not limited.
february IL, 1865 diff
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Cod az nfl
White Winter
A I'm An6c Tnr1a-

UT7N1 HINT o 70 W U III
st. Louis & Southern
Superior Xxx 10 500 IA q
Michigan & Western
Sup'r Xxx :. 10 50@11 30
California. w. 10 00@ 10 90
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Portland Daily Pres. stock Ii -.

For the week ending March 10, 1869.
gORREoTED NY WIN, II WooD a sox ,uo.v,
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pRorosALs ION rREsn pkrY

OFFICE CmET cgANlssARr OF ussisrgScg.l
DEPARTNEET oR DAKOTA,
ST. PAUL, MINI, April 8, 1879. }
al he Sisss 4 lie 4, r ssaw,a T. until y
ips G net beef from he BLOCK from Jaiv i, is. 70
June lPfssns,y'to ih " .sSS Sp,nn,,,..,
DAMP COOKE. N. T., tche eonpSny.i
AID 10 tho troops nj .rI A..
FROM THES & .s s.;s f
The Beef 70 be Of rood tnsrhetabie quality, In
equal pToporons Of fore and lind ,tnesks,
sHa sSnsy SS 2 BE- snd S
at such limos as may be required.
The neeks Of the cattle slsughtsred under this
sa se sS S a5 i've ou Thc
Of fore quarters shall be en of from three to four
inches above the knee Joint. and OF hind quarters
from six TO eight Inches above the gambrel or hook
BIDS may be made either for furnish!ns the beef
at one Of or at all the posts abnye named.
Bids from a nrp must specify the names aud AZ a
to be present to respond TO their bids.
Each bid to secure consideration must contain 4
written guarantee from two responsible parties TO
the effect that the bidder is able TO full contract
IN aceo rdanee with the terms oi his proposition, and
that should his proposition be accepted he Will at
once enter into contract 10 aeeordanee therewi b..
giving good aud sun eisnt bOuds for II, Iuhlnent
shown 81 the oielaI certificate Of the clerk Of the
p,. Risirs, GS1 or 81 Viii Sp he States
offered.
sues SaSs as y may az Ss on SseS none ON hand.
be made as soon SIS received. ,
| Proposals must be endorsed distinctly PRO
gosals o. Fresh Beef, and addrens''dd ~ s.
s., Dept o. Dakota. api2.ti
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PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING LIGHT.
HOUSE SUPPLIKs

UNITED srArHs LIaur- HousE DErur.)
rosFk'S'vllLs. srATr' i ss4ii q, \ fs5 y
ss sSiiS3 P,SSIs;ss!fig E sa e
sIiIs, gh,hSqs E;ssI ,s., to be delivered
at d !sis Ssg0bi s Sh Lea, ~ "
flexible bTushes, ~
Whitew ash brushes, -
Clamp or scrub brusis,s
White lead. 10 be pure snd Of the best quality.
grSpnd 10 OF, in q, pound e.n', s..D poundi' u.
best qualify, packed IN ia<-posnd eAus. 6.WO
Patty, bost quality, In .pound bladders. Low
Lnseed oil. best quality. Ia barrels. 80 GALLON
Spirits turpentine, best auai'J' In barrels NJ
Wick. fourth order Franklin. single. in lo.yari
CRimSeys, second order, % in box, go,
SSSii% %Rsyy: t fo%ftS SF SEas 100
Letter envelopes, post 81 xSk, 400
Mieks, lighting lamp 40 pounds
Whiting, 200 pounds. ,u
Crash. "a f;;yArd Piee@'. 'oo pieces.
spirits Of vine. full proof. In barryl., 81 gal
Ions III sov,,,.
SOAP, in 10 .ponnd be xos, ! 600 pounds.
The articles to SSrTs.PS1d II SHhth S WIN ip
spsctor's office at Boston. Massachusetts,, aud al
this depot
s. L. II. Est ;" with also the names and quantity
The bids must be sealed and indorsed ''PrOpcsAls
for furnishing Light-House Establishment Sup
plies, and no proposals will be considered unles'
by such guarantee ADD by satisfactory
evidence that the bidder Is manufacturer Or Tegn'
lar dealer In the articles proposed, and has the
license required by act OF Congress,
The LiEht-HouEe Inspector reserves the right 70
reject any or all the proposals offered, II deemed
A. LUDLOW CASE,
InsdeetOT Third Light House District.
aplBtd
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-
GREEN g. WILLIAMS will sell At o'clock,
onthc promises, lot No, 30, In square $50, on
+ street south, near Ninth street west. w
Also, at 0 O'Clock, on tho premises, a
frame house aud lot on o street north, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets west. /
lCporER & LArIMBH will sell pt 5:3o
O'Clock, on tho premises, several building
lots on tho west aide Of Vermont avenue,
between u and NJ streets northh y,
Also, at 8 o'clock, ON the premises, two
brick cottages on Q street north, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets west.
Also, at 10 o'clock, At No. $50, Rhode
Island avenue, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets west, a lot OF furniture.
Also, at 10 o'clock, at their auction rooms,
lot OF furniture. r. 10 ,
GHEES Il WILLIAMS will sell at 1Oo'elock,
at No 400, Eighth street. between q aud
II streets north, q lot Of furniture. ..
W. L! WALL & Co. viii sellat s o'clock,
on the premises, a number of lots In squares
600, 900, and 1,0S8.
Also, at 10 O'Clock, at their ware rooms,
lot of white lead, capcnter's tools, &c.
Also, at 10 o'clock, at 9s Louisana avenue
lot of horses and mules. .-. ..z..rtF
j. KELLEY will sell at 10 o'clock, al
No. 800, Fourth street west, between D and
E streets north, q lot Of household furniture
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HEADQUARTERS FIRsr MILITARY DIsrEIcr.I
RICHMOND, VA. April p, 1850.
Sealed proposals, In triplieate, will be received
at this once until ~ m. Of THURSDAY. the 2lth
Instant. for such HAULING AND DRAYINO OF
the scth day Of November, 1907 from aud to the fol
The O. III. Warehouses aud Stables at Roekett's
Landing, to aud from the Subsistence Depot on
Cary streets the Depots Of the fredericksburg r.
and rstcEsSgIs R. nsada s.IS f!sI i NH;
near Richmond; National CometeryA at Fort Harri;
son National Cemetery at Seven Pines; National
Cemetery At Cold latbor.
The slbsistepce Depot, Cary street, between
pots q the PIedsrieksbprgR Y. aud the Peters
burg r.. R. Camp Grant Manchester, va:i Ma.
tional Cemetery near Richmond National Gene
terry at Fort HArrisoni National Cemetery At Cold
Harbori National Cemetery At Seven Pines:
OF the following classes Of stores Ito and from each
point above mentioned.) via: Hay aud Straw. per
Coal, PEI ION! WI barrels, each Dry Barrels.
Of the above classes, to aud from points not above
mentO ned, giving rates per ''tquAre' In the city
aud per mile" beyond city limits.
All proposals must be guaranteed by two TespOn
sble parties and the gh preserved to reject any
Proposals may be made for the whole or any part
Blank forms (which bidders are requested TO use
in making proposAls) and any other Information In
relation 10 the amount Of hauling Required, aud
plication at this once.
BY order OF the General C9mmanding
Byt. Col Chief Quar-, lst Military District
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HEADQUARTERS OF THR ARMY,
ApJUTAnT GRsERAL's OrptCK,
w AautHnrnH Anril IA laR0

WAsHlnoToN, hprll 20, lboe'
General Orders, No. 40.
BY direction of the War Department, the
recruiting service is hereby resumed.
Tho regimental recruiting will DO con-
Quoted under the direction Of the several
regimental commanders, according to the
General Regulations of 1858, paragraphs
0S5, 9S6, 0S7 and 98S.
The general service will DO conducted
under four general superlntendents, viz; at
New York city; Cincinnati, Ohio; St. Louis,
Missouri, and San Francisco, California; and
there will be four depots for collecting and
instructing the recruits, viz: Governors
Island, New York harbor; Newport Barracks,
KY; Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and Benlcia,
California.
The general superintendents will report d.
rect to the Adjutant General Of the army,
and receive all orders from him.
The commanding generals of the military
departments In which the depots arc located
will designate the barracks to BIO used by the
recruits and officers on duty with them,
which will not be changed In any change Of
commanders; and they will have the general
supervision Of their discipline, as well as
command them when occasions require their
service at the depots, but In no event Will
they remove recruits from the depots with
out orders from the headquarters Of the
army.
The following details are hereby made,
and the officers named will proceed to and
relieve the officers now In charge Of the
superintendences and depots:
Brcyet Brigadier General i. V. d. Reeve,
colonel U. s. army, New York city.
Brevet Brlgadier General T. H. NELL, leu
tenant colonel U. 8. army, depot on Gov
crnor's Island, New York harbor, and Breyet
Brigadicr General ]. b. Kiddoo, lieutenant
colonel U. s. army, for assignment.
Brevet Brlgadler General Sidney Burbank,
colonel U. s. army, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Brevct Brlgadler General II. W. Vessels,
lieutenant colonel U. 8. army, In charge Of
depot at Newport barracks, Kentucky, and
Brevet Brigadier General +. +. Rodenbough,
major U. 5. army, for assignment.
Brevet Major General w. Hoffman, colonel
U. s. A., at st. Louis, Mo.
Brevet Brlgadier General G. W. II. sldell,
lieutenant colonel U. 8. A, the depot at Fort
Lcavenworth, Kansas, and Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel T. NJ, Anderson, major U. ). A, for
assignment.
Breyct Major General Abncr Doubleday,
colonel U. s. A., depot at Bonicia, Call
fornla.
A suitable number Of captains and subal-
terms from the list awaiting orders will be
announced for recruiting as soon as the In
fuutry regiments are consolidated according
to general orders No. II, current series, from
this office.
In the meantime the officers now on re-
crulting service will remain on such duty
until properly relieved.
Carlisle barracks, Pennsylvania, and Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, are named rs the
depots for the collection and instruction Of
cavalry and light artillery recruits.
By command of General Sherman:
Z. D. TOWNSEND,
Adjutant General.
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Nafipllal Republican.

t% Corrfs OF rns q NlTiosIL REPUpIl.
DAN" can DO obtaiued every morning at the
following places .sI D rll- -lHW. inr
BfsHoP's NKws srAsp, wiiisris, Hotel. 4,
OooHnAr's Nsws srASp, Mstrop Titan Hotel.
wHrpsnexn's Nfws srksp, Ebbitt House.
KIxBALL's News sTksp, Seston House. ,,.
WILKINS News srksp, 81 James Hotel.
PARKrn's BooH Arp PERIODICAL DsroT,
No. ass seventh street, opposite tho Post
once. .igl6- 4 sspil (
"! B, MAIoS, At iIibsrt's Dining saioos,
1877 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
JOHN o. BuRank, NO. ms D. street, between
Twelfth and rAirteesth streets.
JONI A. BurrsE, ststipnsr, IT'S F near Thir.
teenth. friJl .mnr. .1h~li .,i
BuRKr's News srAsp, Klrkwood House. =,
oHAnLrs II. AHprnsos, ststioner, go Sew.
enth street, between snd q streets.
JAMES BELLrw, statiouen tso,< Seventh be-
tween 9and II. '"'A ''lsihs
s. a, 8, BAspoun, statioaer, ssrs Seventh
street, between II and strcets. Nsg1
JOIN A. Vac DoRAs. ststioner, n south A
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol HILL ~. "a
wmtrAH BAnrtnrr, statioaer, NJ, 20 es.,
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill. ras usIE .a'
S, O. MILLs, stationer, II street astih, two
doors east OF Third street wsst. Z Lo'lru rFn
Jas. For, Stationery snd Fancy goods, I'll
Eighth street east, opposite Mnrins Barr oks.
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oss otpSTsS.siss r61l


II % al d. % o.
,i d Snslit s sss h sdy5
giyieI ".Tr,sE' aud Cornsd Best iotbs Troops Il
rhe said beef must be fresh, Of good tnsrsc cable
duality. 10 equal propoItion o. fore sud hind quar-
e j. I. aTsS I'D sw {, b 's
Day. g Do Commanding ofioer may dssisss,t.
SSfsts s'' h .ns Il
or such less time as the cofnm.sary oenetai aball
direct ssG%Epss.',s s 70 % az q nsg I
6euersi. Department II tie Bast \ u,
The seeks of the cattle slau Ehiersd fOt Bsst g be
Sswss lie sssnssof The tcreg ssrteys shaii be cut
lie SiaS aSI ron
above the rambrei q hoeh i9,nt .,,,
dsts s6oys %snticaed Tor sappiyfsg ecrShi "a
Officers and their families Cushioned TITS pori. or
sitfo!n asd Porter. House steak, staadhE Ribs Of
ia aseye 10 Ia delI,ered At .,I,op. wharf. -
foot d STATE street, n iGs y Of BS..Os, Mas
Separate proposals In duplicate will also be 70.
Sfort %sifsn, Boston sfsor, US, DO a'''''''a
Ia case Of failure or deficiency iuthe quality or
" delivered, Then the ComIaissAry al for! Warren,
M y, sss psS u ssPPy
VIII ihs diasisnes Of essi The etor vi ii 81
required y sntr into bonds fsr the sum q one
suIeiiss. whose names must. be mentioned In the
The ptcpo.sls will be opened. a II . clock m,
o. M0NpAY, the I'd Day OF May, lss', at Fort
ffsss:.l. wy bO marked .rrps,.s, fss Beef"
as ia 1 Lieut., tx Xrr. Acs .Fort wsrrss Mas
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DRoP0sALs F0R STATIONERY.


OFFICE Ass,r QuAnrEEnAsIEE Y 8 AhNr,l
Sealed proposals In duplicate Will DO received at
this office until u IN. FRIDAY. the 10Th day OF
April, lsn, for furnishing the United htes Quar-
tcrmEster's Department g Chicago, ILL.,, with sta.
III 0 s,s pss cen poT Which b OouD,
named articles will be Furnished:
Imperial, super royal aud royal blank books,
printed and not printed, per quire.
DENY, crown and cap books, printed and not
printed, per quiTe
Letter copying books, 900 pages, Ru ssia, each
Oh sheets, cap or letter size. per dozen,
Onleial envelopes, white, Nos, and u, per NJ.
Letter envelopes, white, per N.
Ink, Arnold's and N. N, pints aud quarts, per
DOZEN.
Ink, copying, quarts, per dozen.
Ink, red, eaTmine, ounce, N. and N. per DOZEN.
Paper, blotting and envelope. per QuiTe.
Paper, folio. post, legal cap, letter and note.
plain aud ruled. per ream.
Pens, steel and guill, per ross.
Pen.holders, omee-tApe and rubber bauds, as
Mueilsse, pints, per doten.
Huber efasers. Ink and pencil, per dozen.
Sealing-wAx, Per pound.
Quilts and paper fastsners, per 100,
Lead pencils, assorted, black aud blue and red.
Byelets and eyslet machines.
Letter presses, brushes and cups
paper boxes for ding oficial letters
All To Ne n the best quality. Samples will be
sent WIZ proposals. and all samples sent with ro'
The Government reserves the right to reject any
| Proposals should be endorsed Proposals. fol
Stationery, - and be addressed TO the undeTsIEued
By order Of the Chief ouartermaster Milit,ry hi
| vision OF tho Missouri - -
apas.td Byt II CAT and a q
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Goods per New York, PhIlAdelphiA and Bal
timore steamers, Railroad or Express, TO care X,
II, HAvennsr, General Agent at Alexandria, will
mission.
ComnutAtlop Passenger Tickets between Alex
andria and Hamilton, aud all lntsrmediate stations
at low rate
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Iamll ton, and between
those and intermediate points, at red need rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
Ap2I-tf GENERAL supe rintandent,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-29
-. Proposals,
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WIN, MYERS,