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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-25

MOOD AND COAL FOR SAIE AT No.
w 2G KING ST, IN THE YARD
500 tons of Locust Mountain Egg.
10 tons of Lorberry Red Ash DO.
500 tons celebrated Lyons Valley do.
$50 tons Locust Mountain Stove.
100 tons LOrbcrry Red Ash DO
Cumberland Coal on hand at al time.
To arrive, per schr. j. Hotchkns
300 tons Locust Mountain Egg.
50 tons Furnace do.
rs tons Lorberry Red Ash do.
Also, an assorted cargo of Johns celebrated
White Ash and st. Nicholas Mine Coal
Coal sold here as low rs elsewhere
aug 23-tf JOHN ATHERLAND ID.
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JHOMAS SINCLAlK,
CARPENTEk AND JOIN Err.
NO. Is, SOUTH WATER STREET,

ri1HOMAS SINChAIK,
CARPENTER AND JOINER,
NO. Is, SOUTH WATER STREET,
NEAR tho Bank of tho Old Dominion)
Is prepared to execute, with dispatch, and on
the most reasonable terms, all work IN his llne
and satisfaction warranted.
He solicts work from the adjacent county, rs
no is prepared to contract for building, or to 40
any Kind of repairing. 10 ls-tl
ICEi ICEl lOEi
Having Just finished discharging ~ cargo Oh
Ice. and having made arrangements 10 DC sup
nliol regularly with the same during the sum-
ors and tho public generally with all the Ice
they may want, ut tho lowest market rates
nv If 4, &. ATWELL.
A LEXANDRIA WATER COMPANY.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Alexandria Water Company will be held
| AT their office, corner Of Prince and Water SITS
MONDAY the ls' Of f 10 fRSDA Il f.s'S"
| oct l5-eotd Treasurer.
CHEAP FARM will sell, for $4,000,
| "A 535 acres of good land, with tolerable i'm
provements. About $50 acres are cleared, the
| residue in good timber It is situated IN Prince
| William county, Va, within two miles OF the
| Alexandria and Winchester turnpike. AZ
| dress C1AS. +. BERhELEI, Aldle L. W
| lIoudoun co., Va. oct lo-eolm
HOICE FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR.
u consisting of Welchs best Family and
| Columbia Mills Family; also, the Kingsley
| Mills Choice Extra Flour, which we offer at
the lowest market prices.
BROOKES s. TAYLOR.
| oct II log Prince street.
VUST RECEIVED, q fresh lot of PLAIN
D and FANCY CRACKERS, to be sold al
the lowest marle. rates, by
FRED RECkER,
oct 10 Jag King street. Alexandria, Va
CUGARS-Crushed, Powdered and Granula
= ted Sugars; also, Porto Rico and Cuba, fol
sale low By
oct Is BROOKES & TAYLOR.
GRANDCHILDREN Satin Gloss Starch. IL
/ rio, Starch. loose, for sale by
4 "a, ~ L q MIIRIlRN.
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I UST REC EIV ED

fresh lot of the new crop of
RAlSlNS
in whole, half and quarter boxes also, fres h
lot OF LEMONS, at G.. SCHAFERS,
octY5 No 3 North Fairfax ST.
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STOW ES
O | G.

- l. ~ v IL ~
O | G.
At j. L. BRENNER'S, Middleburg, Va,
0FFICE and STORE STOVES for wood or
coal brought to this county, among when Is
WIG ''''' INFORMING GLORY"
tho best and the most perfect heater ever intro
duced: all of which he will deliver and put up
in Loudoun or Fauquier counties at short no.
tice.
JAPANNED WARE H0usEKEEPlNG
ROOFING and SCOUTING done at short
notice in workmanlike manner.
NS- Call and examine stock and prices be-
''' ' JE. BRENNER
Middeenrg, London. CO. CO sep 2s : saaa
NEW BOOKS AT FRENCH'S,
~ No. 81 King street.
London Society Tor October; soc.
The Crust and Cake, by Edward Garrell, au-
hor Of "Occupstions OF Il Retired Life" 81.
Too Bright to Last 35e.
Roland Yorke, sequel to the Claiming. by
Mrs. Henry Wood : 90.
Ono Poor Girl, the Tory "i " thousand, by
Jenny's Geranium, or the rI e Flower II -
London Court; 50c
Stories Illustrating the Church Catechi.m of
the Protestant Episcopal Church Il %.
Seen and Heard, by Morrison Heady; 81 SO
Pearls from English Opera; fourteen beauti-
full comp positions as sung by the Parepa Rosa
Troupe; soc.
David Elginbrod, by George Mcdonald. NJ.
A., author of Annals of Quiet Neighbor-
hood" ETC.; 81 TO-
The Atlantic Almanac for $50; over sixty
illustrations 60c New Books daily.
oct IA q. L. FRENCH.
For SALE ON r nSsSM NJ Cd ATTN @
Having been solicited to undertake an impor-
tant agency, which noccasitates moro or loss
travel, by which l hope to improve my health,
enfeebled by close confinement, | offer for sale,
on &c y terms, my clio .o'' 81
BLANK BOOKS.
WRAPPING PAPER,
STATIONERY
PAPER BAGS,
WITH THE STORE FIXTURES.
I his is tho only establishment of It's part:cu-
s Se inc inc rcssng. JOHN ii. PARROTT.
oct lG-lm Alexandria, Va.
DAADER'S HOOP SKIRT, CORSET
- sHouLDEK BEAoEf E }. tj..S }Is;t.::n.ry.
10 Ki1f s. n "Sa MsIssT$ sKfKT all sizes
and lengths, on hand and made to 0TI I,G,s,.,r, NJ
FRENCH, GERMAN and AMERICAN
CORSETS, comprising great variety III style
Nursing CORSETS, all numbers.
MISSES CORSETS, various styles anu
prices. .,.,o,
CANTBREAKEM CORSET STEEL.
Hoop Skirts altered and repaired. NM,
H. BLADDER
jy II No. li9 MING S'F'o1.
I, |,
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The subscribers are engaged in the m@nufac-
ture of
SUMAC MILLS,
of the most approved construction. II,
We shall be pleased to correspond with all
narsone inclined to engage in this business.
If desired we will pat in operation all pulls
purchased from US, and will also furnish all the
70, SCOTT s. TOWERING,
Hope Foundry, Fredericksburg Va
Fredcricks burg, oct l4-lm'
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EOR RENT-The eight-scre lot, commonly
L known Ms THE SPRING GARDEN
from the lSt day of December, 1863. For terms
apply 20 JAS. Nj. STEU ART,
oct 26-3t Committee.
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. GOD An u COAL,

i am ROW receiving per vessel al Mckenaie's
wharf cargoes OF best WOOD and COAL,
which will be sold at lowest cash prices All
orders left at my store, at ). ". corner King
and West streets, or ut ID Royal street, near
tho market. will receive prompt attention.
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere
sep 24-tc TEOS. HUNTINGTON.
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CANNED TOMATOES. Corn, Peaches,
" Pineapple, Pears. Lobster, &c, NC, just
received and for sale by
q, WIN. RAMSAY,
ocfo5 l47 King street.
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Just received a fresh supply.
WAKEFIELD & HALL,
oct2j Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
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uy Grcrn 4. wise.

Eo;rC.v cn. ,cl co.'s CONS.
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nE BlNGS VIAFUGA-Tho Wonderful
- Remedy gro. received this day. Tho
trade supplied at proprietor's price.
JANNEY IL co,
oct % Wholesale Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-25

OTAKCH-Duryea' s Satin Gloss Starch. ID
- papers and ID boxes also. Duryea's supe-
riol Starch, loose, for sale by
oct ~ j. G. MILBURN.
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VUST RECEIVED, q fresh lot of PLAIN
D and FANCY CRACKERS, to be sold at
the lowest market rates, by
FRED. RECkER,
cot 10 Jag King street Alexandria, Va.
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CUGAKS-C Crushed, Powdered and Granula-
= ted Sugars also, Porto Rico and Cuba, for
sale low By
oct Is BROOK rs Ia LOh.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-12

q long time, b,it ana very sorry x had nothing
to write about Wishing you may pass hap
PLY through the rest of your school days, and
every day of your life, | remain, your affec-
tionate friend, M. IASm.
My brother sends his love TO you, with the
kind remembrance your letter showed you
have of us as was. He joins with me in re-
spects to your good father and mother Now
you have begun, / shall hope to have the plea
sure of hearing from you again. shall always
receive letter from you with very great de-
light.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-12

great pleasure in listening to the Archdeacon,
though he need not say that he totally dis
sented from his views
At the close of the discussion the President
said that not any one of the three authors had
shown any knowledge of what the Darwinian
theory really was The general notion that
1t taught that man was descended from the
apes was quite FALSE since it did nothing of
the kind
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-12

SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON Streets,
...r... PHILADELPHIA. ..t .--
MERRICK * SONS
H ID. ENGINEERS AND MACHfNISTS
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engineu-
Tor Land, River ard Marine Service.
Boilers Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats etc
Castings OF all kinds, either Iron or Brass
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad Stations, etc. y
Retorts and Gas Machinery Of the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description Of Plantation Machinery also,
sugar, saw, and Grist Mills Vacuum Pans Oh
steam Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping En-
Sole Agents for N. Billeuxs Sugar Boiling Anna.
ratns Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer, and Aspiu..
wall Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain.
ing Machlnes rt 3M
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No. 3O4 CHESTNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, NO. 1O5 s. FIFTH STREET
(Two doors below Chestnut streeD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-14

COASTwIsE STEAMSHIP

49,
pAcIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANy's
CALiFoRNiA AND CHINA
ThrSSpsh rates, rates, New York to San Francisco
os's'S' ss Isise sss se'SHs ssS Cabin s'ssEsSs' ss
foot Of Canal street Al IL ocock noon pier No.
except when ss.: Is: DAY.. m s Hf 9: sasaa %op s the
ns sS Il aaESES S s,. s''' connect
Steamer leaving July 10 connects closely with steamer
70 s for or gg5SsS gaS 3
Al usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting inland
For freight or passage tickets and all further Information
:.D 81 rs ss ''p'n ticket s Sn As sISY TSe sE of
II For Puerto Plata, SANTANA and St. Domingo City, via
The f'vP,'is TSshs, h,sis'm'h'D
Capt. e. A. Delaney,
will leave for the above ports
freight a
SIrEp, sTA5Es .a.., NAIL ~. s,,.n.s TO HAyASA
Sailing regularly .ysIy T19r.aay, al aOeOoi NJ, pre-
SSHHo S4sTIs G.s.: II y.s s,ss As.T:
" ''' :. 9. WHEELER, Jn. Prs,lden.
i New York and Charleston Steamship Compspys arst
''''' CHAMPION, Captain n. W. Lockwood,
on Saturday, July II, ats NJ, sailing from pier No North
river.
Superior accommodations for passengers.
Through passage tickets and bills OF ading issued IN con-
nection with the South Carolina Railroad to all pons South
and Southwest, and with steamers 70 Florida pors.
Goods for warded tree OF commission.
Bills OF ladng furnished aud signed on the pier
Insurance By this line one.half per cent
The MANHATTAN will follow and sail on Saturday,
HENRY r. MORGAN 4 co, Agents.
N Roadway
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE N0TICE.-THE NAIL FOR EUROPE
on Wednesday, July II, will close at this ONCE 81
T. ~ and al the stations as follows "A and B. 7bS and
r, n. JONER. P,aunast ar.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF
"A time. The steamboats, G. vIBBARD and DANIEL
DREW WILL on and after Thursday July leave Desbroaes
street at and Thirty street at s5 Landing West
Point Cornwall Newbarg Poushkeepsie, Tvoh, Rhnebeck,
Catsk and Hudson. Tickets sold ard baggage checked
board the boats to all points New York Central Rsnse-
laer and Saratoga railroads.
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81 Ths only cure In the world 10 BER0's UNlvER.
ShhL RUSSIAN HEALING sALVE. Wounds, cuts bruises,
pers and sores OF all kinds speedily cured Come and
sym y wthop charge ONCE $50 BowerI New York. Open
Ghn Price 20 cents SO cents md ST per jar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

DYsPEPsIA, CONSTIPATION, PHrHIsIs, pIARRYGA
~ cured by the Revseuta Food ID. VI 26 DU BARRY
les William st., N. Y; BROWN, esS Broadway, and oil
nocera everywhere.
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n O. FABR oYIus, cHRoMo.LIrHooRAPHIo ART;
~. st-Pares deslrous OF securing his services VII
plsaW address No. 4 West Twenty second street,
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FURNITURE AND DcARPETs.-OFARRELL& GREENE,
late Greene Co., l9s Eighth avenue, corner Tw eneth
street. s clearing out heir stock s reduced price. wssby
OF monthly payments taksn,
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A JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASsELL'S
~ HORSE AUCTION MART. FRIDAY NEXT

N VIM TASBEIL'S
"A HORSE AUCTION MART, FRIDAY NEXT.
- 1l2 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
Five elegant Horses all sound, kind two
ssraSe teams and one exrs horse; four Of them Is
at public sale this
They all the property Of private gentleman going
abroad and viii be positively sold the highest
Park Pheton, Brt wSter build Coupe Rockaway
Wood Bros build one Brewster light trotiiaG Wagon with
For particulara Apply to the auctionecn.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15


u oornsoy RE aNAroNAL RsrusLI
Gan" can BE- obtained every morning At the
following places, 81 ID, 80
BIsHoP's News srAsp. wiiiardS Hotel.
BAnxnR's Nsws staad, Natioasi Hotel.
oooHRAS's NEWS STAND, Metropolitan
Hotel. ~ 4rT Bi'T .eiff
wHnnssa's NEW srAsp. ssSits Hesss.
NIrNo's Nsws STAND, esatsa Hoass.s
WILKINS News srArp, b. JAass Hstsl.
=. asna. Nsws Dealer, iYSK PsHnsyivsaia
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eightssnth
streets. A
PAaxsa's HOOK ArD PERIODICAL Durer,
No. ass Seventh street, opposite the Post
once. "a. uty ~ fFi.- h..
THOMAS q. AsH, stationer, southwest cor.
ner OF Eighth and y streets.
W. D. b. MAJon, at Giibsrt's Dining sAiosn,
ss1 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JoHS o. BuRoHR, No. 77s T street, between
Twelfth and Thirtsenth strssts.
JoHE A. BurLsR, stationsr, MS =, near rhir-
teenth street. '''..a no. -sR 5srrN I'D r.
JosrrH sHrLtrsoros, ssstioasr. corner Of
Four.and-a.hsif street and Pennsyivaaia ave
nue.. | .-a.e2 70 t.sl'1t
VIVA Oh. MORRISON, Booksellers and
Stationers, eco Pennsylvania avenus, between
Four-and-a.hslf and sixth stfests.
Busxs's News STAND. Kirkwood House.
PRsrDsR d Co., stationVs, ~ Fiftssath
street, corner New York avenue. ..g
OHAs. II. ANDnasor, Stationer, ~ Seventh
street. between and q streets. 'F.
JANIS BnLLnw, stationsr, tso{ Seventh,
betweea q and II. u HN.F .l7l .u'
s. q. 8. BARsouR, statioasr. ne ssvsath
street, between II and I strssts. lI..l $500
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Proposals.
paoPosALs roR yRlsH BIEr.

o,'ro;S hsr,ss @ Coz; 9, svssyr,ses.l
Sealed pte,e..l. ia supiSs; ;se' Va ~ cop, Of
a 4; .sssSss iSs .f 4 n. Ssp. 4
'fhs said Beef nu.t b. frssb. Of good msrt.,..
ida.s ess c1d % p ID
excluded, and % b. delivered o. THIS post, free OF
cost. IN ,nsh qsaattiss a. nay from hne % tine
sEssf nay 81 ' sos :Ht:sdss is1r Tine.
1:;t s. q "a az f.: :s: 81 e:
d.yn The shank. o. I6s iorsa starters shall b cot
tbs Eambrel OF heck Joint. = - -
.s PSSS SSsP ..s s,'s be
as Sss s sS.,, sss sg
sHch .. .iIlois and porisr.house ss.sfs. standing
These conifseis 10 be !. force 81. months, or such
less time a. the Commissary GensTal shall direct,
soSpm.nsins o. he m Az e Dse.nbsI, issa, .nd
era1 Of the Depsftment Of the East.
No proposal will bssntertsinsd that 10 not made
byaresulst buteher. and the full name and sd.
AZ . Iuarsn!es Q! good f.i,h each bid mast be
ss:;tui bisd.ns stssf To & sids ~. cP.sss ' u
Tbs eontiAetor will be required 70 enter into
also by tsos Is.ponsisis .sfs,iss, whose name.
s.; 81 & ssS:ss.! 2 \ H., H.s.ss;,s
,. ~. Eh,sn tine snd place bidders are 70.
aPrcPo.sls VII Be- marked Proposal. for Yr..h
'' Bys Haj. J. ". nAonuRRAY.
-. q. First Lieutenant. let artillery, A. Q. 9.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
HEApouARrERs Firm MILITARY DIsrRicr,
OFFICE CHEZ CohhIssARr OF suBsIsIESuE,

HEApauARrERs Firm MILITARY DIsrRicr.)
'IoEoHIEr coAArS'AhTo o. srEssT ,ss
e. tn. delivery a. ES,t; Biz: S.ashe; puusap,
icIrsr Sides Flour Beans, Soap. POTATOES Onions,
ais sf q S rom p! ss As', 10
December 81. $50; or such less time as the Com
The FLOUR must be eSgiss.. extra. new ground.
and 10 strong double .aeks q lop pounds each. or
%a = b sSq1a n2l yss
form size, OF the newest crop. clear, sound, and
dry, and In strong sacks or barrels.
SALT NUT be clear. dry. and nne. a7d In strong
SOAP must be hard and dry aud Of full weight.
5Sioss Saai bs u The bs.
sampss u Flour, Beans. Soap, and Sal, in strong
boxes, should accompany the bids and be referred
The co atraetors will be required to deliver such
article. a. they may contract e deliver; In such
With thirty days notice at their place Of resi-
Should the contractor fan to deliyer, after such
s.;. .p:a oSs % MAJ sy II
Ains q, shall have % RGrssisTs
as he NAV eleeti or the undersigned may direct
the shipment, from apy depot, q such quantities
beehaTgsd to the contractor, ,.,
:peetoa must be attached to each voucher priorto
Psynsats will be made by the gudsr.lsn.d for
sneh stores a.may be delivered. from time to
miss.Sis. u suSe.tsnss Who receive he sto1ss,
Ssy ''R VIII Do H %RSsa until Se
panisa s s,r %rtsS %
,Sos sid "a r. 10 ss sS , IA
sWsid, eater Into soed and suaeIcat bonds. win
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

MAYoR'H OFFICE, CRY Hall,
WAsHIsGros, D. O., Oct II, 1890
Sealed proposals will be received at this 0 d CO
till SATURDAY, the 18th instant, at u o clock.
noon, for furnishing the seven Police Static houses
In this city with coal the ensuing winter, The coal
to be Of the beat quality, one half white and the
other half Red Ash, aud to be delivered at the
Station houses at such times and In such quantities
the kind Of coal, and rice per ton Of $40 pounds
the same to be weighed by sworn, weiEhmAster
Its estimated that one HUNDRED tons XVI Ss re-
oel2u Mayor
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DE- oP s Is.
OFFICE CHEZ CoNNIssAkr OF sUBsLsIasoE'
NEw ORLEAss, La, Sept. 20, lst9,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate. are Invited till
II O'Clock, m, October 20, 1850, for furnishing
'' FOR 90 barrels q FLOUR. equal to the Gov
Each barrel Of Flour purchased will be required
TO weigh 1875 pounds, and all Flour Abstraetsd At
from other causes, will be required to be made up
by the contractor,
,.Fer 900 pounds Of the very best eanvassed
HAMS. 49,
The above articles to be Of the very best quality
and put up In superior packages, and to be deliy
cred at the Subsistence Depot In this city within
ten days after the opening Of the bids,
No bids will be received from parties who have
failed TO comply with their engAgements with any
branch OF the Government
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned,
and marked Proposals, " ,.
se2s.td b. Mai. Con and G. s., 0, S. Army.
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Government sails.
GALE OF oUARrRRMAsrsR's sroREs

SAbh W uUAhTkkMAbTkk'B bTORkB
oy,Ics p.ror ouA.rssxAsrrs.,
Nav 0RLrtEs. Ia, September n, isp
win be sold at public auction on m TUESDAY,
0etober %, 1872. ~ vicksburg Press, corner Oh
Calliope and Front Leves streets
S,Ss posads straw,
10 Iron Bsadstsads
% gtoyes, tassorted,)
Ambulance.
7Carts.
q wbeelbsrows.
QPaulins.
loo feet Rubber Hose,
Loo pounds Horse and Mule Shoes,
Togsther with an assortment Of Carpentsrs Wheel.
Material -.....
Also, at the same place, one Barge now lying on
tho river bank. nesr Chalmetts National Gene.
sU.
sale 10 commence al II clock Q. m.
. By order Of Breyet Brig. Gen, Fred Myers, Chief
ou'r'ermaster. Department Of Lcuisiash
Brevst Lieut. Gel. and Assistant ouartermsster,
oc7.td
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.


OFFICE OF A, Q. g.,
FRASKFoRD ARsEsAL, Oct; 8, 1850. :
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
by the ertigned at THE ONCE until u m oeto.
Der 70, for furnishing the troops stationed At
PrankfOTd Arsenal with Fresh Beef, OF good
marketable quality, In equal proportions Of fore
and hind quarters, excluding neeks, shAnks and
kidney tAllOw,
The beef to be delivered free OF cost. In such
qualities and on, such days vs. may be from time
TO time required by the proper authority, And to
continue IN force six month"; or such less time as
the COmmissaTy General shall direct, and subject
to his approval, commencing on the LIST day ONO.
vember, lSd9.
Upon acceptance o. the offer, security and bond
performance OF the contract
Bids to be indorsed "PISPSs4ls f9T Rrssh Beef, -
First Lieut. Ord, Breyet Capt US. A., A, C's.
In
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PROPOSALS PoR SUBSISTENCE STORES.


H..
JHPkRsoSylLLs. IEp. Oet. T. 1902, J
sealed proposals VIII be received At this once
until the 10Th day Of NVysmb-r. 1874, for %. nanl-
hcturs feisht tn usina e.minon 81 "a - TENTS,
TO- be furnished BY the aOy-rumsGI.
The tents Will lie rsqniret To be made in SC
eordAnes with tha se.ihuatlons establish 4 By
General Order No ~, u NJ O. q, Of ls6I,
copies Of which viii DO furnished on application
The material will bs furui'hed b, the upItsI
States, and delivered 70 lha ounTacor At tue
depO, at j. GoTsouyllle, In Llama The tents, when
completed. to be delivered At the 'ame place TT
Bidders Will state the quantity II ma'eriN u
each kind qulT-i 10 complete q slJglo teut, aud
the quantitlss for thou asd Tent
They will Al .iaiv whether thy prIpo' u To.
| iui u ~ keep The ruuinss.
| The date At v b Gu the bidders propose to enm.
menee the delivery Of IeaiS, aui he RATE PeT week
| Al which thtN W eOntiuus TO make deliveries
| will b. stated ~ the proposals.
| Each proposal should DO S'kuei by ihe lhdlNlins
or drm making II, aud ba accompanied by Aorrl
cate Of The lnt-rpAl revenue as;rss"r % tho de-.
lIict la which thu bidder fvsdes Mat Le eau ar
licensed uaclurrT VI nr dealer IN tenti also,
by bona, 10 the suln Oi =, ", piiwhsuAialinTs.
district in which they reside, conditioned ul"n tue
execution Of Contract Win good AID -Atisf'ct.fy
suretiss, for The delivery y! tho nj, as sresshed
| In the proposal w
| as dlsAdyantng rOu-, Il f's,TStd ~ tbs uvyeTn'
meat BlaJers are iuyiiei 10 b. pt's'a' NJ the
PrqpSsai. must be- addressed to the under signed,
snd di.,,gsily iud9rssd, Proposals for the manu-
" ord 2 o. iha a,srtsrmastsr General slr H9ited
Bsvst T1xld'4r General United s,,tss Army,
Depot q iarlSI master, Oeli-td
IOU0HLIN DRua STORE oppOsITR
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15
Carriages.


FIRST MILITARY DIsrRIcr.
OFFICE CHIEF c. hhissAkI or sUBsIsrENcE, I
RIoHnokp, VA, Sept. 20, 1852
Sealed proposals., IN duplieats, Sill be receiyed
Infantry, A. Q. g., at Lynehburg,. Va, until
uEsbkY, oe!obsI ls. 1892, At u N, for supply:
PREsH BEEF at LynehburG, Va, for six months
from Novem ], 1899. to April 80 1870, or such
may direct.
Bidders are ussted to be present to respond to
their bids, aud be prepared to give nds Tor the
full II Mt OF their contract.
Conditions. requirements eAymepphtsSb r g. as
Breyst Major and ChefC. S. First Military Dis
tFir