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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

Tue Rail RoAD.-DdWn Of Day
Tho work on the great nj Il. +.
SP. Railroad will be Immediately
commenced, as as will be seen by
advertisement of the Contractors for
this section in another column.
The cheering news comes over
the wires from Capt Daniel, Chief
Engineer, now in New York, that
cvry. thing is arrangcd-thc last
obstacle removed, and that the com
pany commences under the most IA
vorable auspices aud with plenty Of
means.
All honor 10 Col. Eppcrson, the
Sampson Of this great work, and 10
Gcn. Fremont, Capt. Daniel and the
few others who have carried the en-
icrprise through over 80 much oPPo-
sition.
Anew era hes dawned upon US
and We send greeting the giorious
news &c al lie hamlels in the Land.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

prr No saHIidIis's Hs@S rin b sEEouacsd
n hs H,Tah WHisss paid for ia siraHos.
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There il doubtless good founda-
riow for the brutal course towards
She South, reported to have been
recommended to tho President, a
Sew days since, by General Butler.
'lrhc miidcst statement of the mat.
,tcr VIC gsave sncr says that General
Dntlcr had an Interview. with Sec
rotary Rawlings, in regard to tho
protection of Union men in the
South. Tho Secretary minated
that if murders did not cease, and
the assassins were not surrended
for trial, martial law would DO de-
clared, and citizens sympathizing
with tho mardcrcrs would be held
as hostages, This is far short Of
tho course recommended BY Butler,
which WAS to lay the country
waste and hold the innocent
responsible for tho acts of the gull
~.
General Butler is mad on gone
IA, principles, and, as tho South
does not afford enough soldiers and
spoons to put him up to his full
prowoss, he Gas is reported in dis
patches from Washington saps he
is in favor of an immediate war
with England, and that such step
was dcsisabio, at this time, as a
measure of economy, inasmuch as
it would stop our excessive impor-
tations, and compel us to d velop
our own resources. He also said it
would discontinue tho twaddlc
about the Alabama claims, and the
expensive cable kilograms of tho
State Department. lilo said that
such war would be purely naval,
and that, with our experience OF
tho past eight years, we would be
able to sweep the entire English ma
w and commerce from tho seas,
and that we would bring back with
u: enough booty to pay the injury
dono our own commerce by English
rebel pirates during the war DO.
sides. We presume that he would
not leave the British a ship, or even
a spoou TO eat their porrsdge' with.
IGalveston Civilian.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

I6~willis Poe and Pad Robinson, the
murderers Of Coils. Ward and Eley, were
hung at Henderson on Friday, llh inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
9sw Adyertiss
NOTICE.

VINHE PUBLIC is, respectfully Informed
i that we shall, from this date, be pre-
pared to Receive and Forward goods and
produce
From the Town OfIIcarnc.
and TO attend TO all Commission Business,
with which we may be intrusted, with
promptness, energy and care.
HASWELL s SON.
June 10, 1S69-404t.
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Tws NiXsE CcSTuaY.-This is
tho title of now Southern monthly
magazine, announced To appear
shortly. 1t will DO published in
Charleston, S C., by company, and
J. G. dc FouDtaiuc (whc will DO re-
mcmbews as ,hcsccompished Per
sonrc," Of pHc Charleston Conricr)
is Business manager. The price is
three dollars and fifty cents per an
nuns, single numbers; thirty.fvo
cents. ut is the aim of the publish
crs to make sprightly, vivacious
and entertaining magazinc-herce
the articles will short, pithy, pleas
4ngly varied; no continued stories
will be admitted II Galveston News
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

We understand that the goods
was he'd away from the vicinity Of
Buffers bridge, an account (which
was Published in last weeks paper,
were the property Of Silas Harring-
t5h Of this comfy.
fSsKin3sy Messenger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

Hon. A. II. KATHERINE OBJ
servo this gentleman is being spo-
ken of favorabIy by several of the
leading papers and citizens of the
State, in connection with the Office
of Lieut.. Governor on the Hamilton
ticket. Several ofour well inform
cd citizens with whom we have con-
versed, are well acquainted with
Mr.. Latimer and with his political
course, and speak of him In high
terms as a conversatifs, intelligent,
upright gentleman. In politics he
stands, we believe, on tho sofhe plat
form as Gov. Hamilton. From what
we are able 10 learn, nc are Of the
impression that Mr.. Jatimer would
be q good choice for Lieutenant
Governor.-Waco Register
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
TheTt---Thieves Caught.

j. w. Bentley, tho young man
who succeeded in passing forged
drafts on our fellow townsmcn, b.
NJ. Odom, Raymond & Whitis, and
Brcmond & Co., was caught near
Cameron few days ago, brought to
Austin and placed in Jail. lie sue
ccedcd in getting about $40, 04S, near
1000 of wbicl, was in gold. After
dcpositing the specie undcr q rock
somewhere near Shoal creek in the
suburbs of town, no pocketcd the
remainder and attempted to make
his escape. But the very energetic
efforts of Mcssrs. HEMPHILL and
ZiMpLEEAN soon brought tho fugi-
tive to justice. Circumstances con-
nectod Gvith the case created suspi-
cion in the mind of Mr.. doom in re-
gard to tho person of L. Il. PENpLEY,
another young man whose charac-
ter heretofore stands unimpeached,
although he has not been long resi-
dent OF Austin, two months perhaps.
He had gained the entire confidence
of Mr.. ODoM, would never have sus-
pccted the young mans connection
with BENTLEY had not tho evidence
been irresistible. Associated with
other testimony establishing his
guilt, was that ofa letter, wo undCr-
stand, found about his person from
BENTLEY stating that he (BENTLEY)
chad cut the wires in several places,
and there was no danger of being
caught" &c. all not remembered.
PENDLEY fearing he would DO de-
tccted concealed himself in stable
loft somewhere on Waller creek,
where he was found and arrested by
the policc-brought to town and in
carcerated. BENTLEY, when found,
had about $4,000 in spurious cur
rency on his person, with drafts al
SO both of which he would, doubt
less, have disposed of at tho loss of
some innocent person. There is, no
doubt, clan Of these thieves and
forgers in the country, and the pco-
pie generally should be on the alert
and if possible bring them within
range of the LAW, where is power
may be felt--rclicf granted TO the
oppressed-and its sevcrcst penal
tics heavily dealt out to violators.
IAustin Record June A.
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Family Grocery Store.
John LOupOt
Save Your Wheat.

4 HAVE FOR SALE, fine, new eight
L horse Threshing Machine, for the money,
wheat or good young mules. Tho Machine
was made by Westinghouse, Schenectady,
MY. Apply to ROY b. SCOTT,
Dallas Texas.
Dallas, June o, 13C9-3s:3t
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CAN DIX,

With . great many other lhings never seen
by an admiring public, We buy 10 sell
Call on y. NJ. HAMMOND aud ws. A.
NAYS Who are always ready and never
tire showing goods.
Dallas, March %, ls69-2s.iy.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
cRUrcufIELD nousg-nr JAMES L. nRkLrr.

Arrivals at the Cru,ehheld House for tho two weeks
! cn,llnu .Inle IL. lstl
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Natinnal AepnblifaiI.


|" Corrns OF rms "NArIoxAL RsPupIr
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following placesi
WARRINGTON.
BisHor's News STAND, wiiiards' Hotel.
BARKEn's News stand National Hotel. !
oooHnAN's News STAND, Metropolitan
Hotel.
WiEsBHRaRR's News STAND, Ebbitt Hodse.
NtMMo's NEws STAND, Seston House.
wtLKiss' Nsws STAND, 81. James Hotel.
Z. dnrRn, News Dealer, NIX Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. 81. ......... b.
PARwKR's BOOK AND PERIODICAL Dspor,
No. tss Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once.
TuoNAs q. Asu, sta,ioner, southwest cor.
ner Of Eighth and streets.
W. ID. u. MAJOR, at gilberts Dining Saloon,
a31 + street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
Jour U. BURoEn, No. 77s T street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. q
JoHN A. BuTLsR, stationer, ATS =, near Thir.
teenth street.
JOSEPH SHILLfsaros, Statioaer, corner Of
Four.snd.s.half street and Pennsylvsnis ave.
nue.. q
". II. q o. II. Mounisos, Booksellers and
Stationcrs, 40 Pennsylvanis avenue, between
Four-and-s-half and Sixth streets.
BuRKE's NKws STAND, Kirkwood House.
PRESDEa h 90, stationrs, ga Fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue.
CHAs. II. ANDERSON, Ststioner, ~ Seventh
street between T and q streets.
JAMES BELLgw, Stationer, 43e,s Seventh,
between q and II.
\. q. s. Barbour, Stationcr, s7s Seventh
street, between II and streets. ."
JoHs A. vAE DoRAs, Ststioner, Il south
street, between New Jersey avenue and Firs,
street, Capitol Hiii.
WILLIAM BARTLETT, StAtionsr, No. SO east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill.
SO. MILLS, stviones, H strses north, tive
doors east Of Third street west.
Riou. LAWSON, Periodical and Cigar Store,
corner OF Eighth street east and street south.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, ST.
Eight street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
GEoRgRrowN.
q. 7. GETTY h 90, Stationer, ioo Bridge
street.
WIN. A. HERRos. I7s bridge street.
ALEXANDRIA.
GKo. Z. FRgNou, bookseller and Stationer,
ps King street.
Ut. Cox, News Depot and Dollar Jewelry
store Ill King street.
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PROPOSALS FOR MATTRESSES.


NAVY DBPARrNESr.)
BrKRAr or Provisions AND CLorMisd,
Sealed proposals. udOr.si '.I froP%s.is for MAJ;
Sscst SS f sSs r. day Ssasas Sn
for the supply Of Blight Thousand hattre.ses' four
o. SS ;A%s 70 be Ssyssd sS ssE
phia Navy Yard and two thousand at the Boston
twelve Hundred Of tho mattresses to be delivered
Al the New York Navy Yard must have Que cover
each, and the balance, twenty.eight huntTed, are
SS a naa BSa Sars
Yards must have one cover each, ,,.,,
Each mattress must weigh ten pounds, including
length and thirty one Inches wide, The eovsrs
must measure seventy seven inches 10 lenglh ana
covers and make must be equal 10 the samples al
the Navy Yards at New York. fhiladelphis ana
One thousand mattresses mn.t be delivered at
the Navy Yard, New York; ave hundred at the
Navy Yard. Philadelphia, and i've hundred AZ the
balance within ninety days from the date Of the
Bonds. with approved security, will be required
10 one quarter the estimated amount Of the con
tract, aud twenty per cent. In addition Will be
withheld from lhe AMOUNT Of each payment as e2I
contract which reservation vii not be paid until
the contract is fully complied with.
guarantee, signed by one ?I more responsible per
sons that the bidder biddsFs will, hs OF thsiI
sid be aeeep!sd, enter intS AZ Opng ra wM nv
NM NJ I pToSossi viii Be- Considered unless accOmpa
serves the right TO reject any proposal unless q,
responsibility 81 the guIrsntors Is certified TO b,
| ia which they reside, and unless the Hesusc re
| quiIed by aet Of Congress 10 Furnished with tn,
PROPOSAL we'll as to reject any proposal not con
Oe?l.lOt Chief Of Bureau.
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DRoPosALs
L For paving the earriase-way Of New Jersey
ayeuae, between D and y streets north la
diana avenue. between First and Four and.
ahalf streets westt @ street north, batween
North Capitol street and Third street west
and NORTH Capitol street, between and D
streets north.
wAsHtsGrON, d. O., Oct n, lsp,
sealed proposals will be received at this on CO
until u o'clock, m, FOyEMBBR l, 1889. for
paving the oArriags.way OF New Jersey avenue,
between and streets Moth Indiana ayenus,
between First and -Four And-A streets 10 street
north. between Eet,h Capitol street and Third
and street. north, with wood or stone, As the
property holders Interested.
IL paved with stone, the same quality as that
used IN paving street north will be req aired nd
bidders are at liberty to select the kind Of wood
pavement they may hnk proper to hid Tor.
Bidders will state the price " each kind Of pave
mont per square yard, including the necessary
Eradi1G and trimming; the work and materials to
The work to be commenced within ten Clo) days
after the siGnnG Of the contract, and the bidders
will STATE thsIr proposals the time in which the,
Specifications may be seen At the once Of The su.
peIlntendent and Inspeetor Of Streets, etc.
Bid. to be ind9.,sd Proposals. fer PsyleS New
oefS-td Mayor.
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JEFFgksosyILLE, IND, Oct. 7, 1902
Sealed proposals will be received At this ohiee
until the loth day Of Noyembsr, lss. i?r Ihs pzRS
iaeturs q eisht thousand sHn%9a SI .sAipr Wpsi
| to be furnished By the Government
The tents will be required to be made IN ae-
cordsnes with The sgeclneaiipns established BY
copies or which will be furnished on application
nh Material will be furnished by the United
States and delivered to the contractor at the
depot At JsnsTsonyille, indiana, The tents, when
completed, 10 DO delivered at the same place for
Bidders will state the quantity Of material Of
each kind required to eomplste n single tent, and
the quantities for a thousand tents.
They will also state whether they propose to re-
turn or keep the euttinEs.
menee the delivery ottents, and the rate per week
at Yhioh they win continue TO mako deliveries,
Zach proposal should be signed by the Individual
| or nrm making It, and be accompanied BY aceTuh-
trct In which the bidder resd that he regular
licensed ufacturer Of OF dealer In tents also
by bond, In the sum Of g. 900, Of two guArantoIs
ed by the assessor OF Internal revenue for the
district In which they reside, conditioned upon tho
surstiss. for The delivery Of the tents as specified
| In the proposal.
| as disadvantage Ia reserved by the Govern.
ment Bidders are inyited TO be present at the
PToposAls must be addressed to the undersigued
and dlsli1stly inaOrssd. Proposals for the manu-
BY order Of the auarssrmastsr General gas.st
s;.s:! SIs..a... a::a.>l ua'li.A sac. Army
! Depot oaAIternAds oelt'td
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PROPOSALS FOR YRssH BsEp.

TO.r s0HurI.,. 5 y (; IHI !.
yertise%sai ai,sshsd. viii b r.eeissa b. ths ~
der.iEped until II 80 .. n, November !. 10. fol-
FREsH BEBp ,
to the troops at this posi-.
The said Beef must be fresh, Of FOOD mark Of.
able quAlty, IN equal properties Of for: and hind
excluded and 10 BE- delivered u this post free Of
cost ,peh quantities Is may :, from tine % time
cnicsi shall Designate. not exceeding fonr limes
The nseis Of the cattle ais ushisrsl for b.sf to b.
delivered under this aEresment shall be cut OF Al
a. u S and y.
from three TO four iaehes aboYs hs l9int, and
ofhipd quarters from six to ekkt inches above the
gsmbref or hook Joint. . ~. -
TIL. contract y y p force hz nesths, ,oI, such
subject TO the approval % the eonnSndins Gea.
eral Of the Department Of the East.
In ease o. failure OF deficiency To- the quality or
quantity Of tho Fresh Beef stipulated 20 BE- de.
deficiency By purchase. and the contractor vii be
sharsed with the dinsresos Of cost.
The contractor viii b required 70 enter into
bonds for the sHn OF ave thousand dollars.
ss.a u ~, Z, Sr ~ ;.r'
The proposals. will BE- opened al II 80 q. m. on
Monday, at Fort Schuyler, New York harbor, 1t
which time and place bidders are requested 70 Be
Rr:Pos:sl. viii be n.rtod"PrSpO;.l; ri Bs'f. "
BIevst asiof' United State. army. Tirst Iisui.n.
Y. II. oei5-6t
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OrFIes Coz. OF SUBSTANCE, o. s. Al
Roox No. Q, BsIEnPkIss lss. BUILDING,
CIseISsATt. OHto, September d, 1899,
Sealed proposals In duplicate, with copy Of this
adyertise mt attached are Invited until r. clock
the United States Subsistence Department with the
following stores:
70 barrels Moss Pork.
100 barrels Family Flour.
z. 223 pounds white Beans.
1881 pounds Rio Conse.
1870 RNSsnd; Ofsus.r' t'au.i to standard. STARTS
go gallons Of Vinegar.
100 pounds Ada. Candles, tfuli veightb
LOO pounds Family Soap.
SO pounds OF Salt.
nishsd.
in good packages, and 70 be delivered Al IL. ware
house o. the secspted bidder, free Of charge fol
such package
rTopo.aI; e be addressed to tie ,pnssrss,ssssd.
and mt captain g. is o BIsyst Major. .. Amy.
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Eli . o,,Iss sgr'r l,p Is. Q, s.v..,.l
CAlRIAaEwAYs, FooTwArs.
AEp NEw BuILDfHos,
CiJI Hall. wAsHIsoIoS, Oct, %. lsp.
n SaisS proposals. Will be received At ths hayoI,s
ne ~ i.sta.t Tor .snstrustiss An Grehed Culvsrt
ns in.ersseuon Of Twenty drst street west with
Bidders will state cha prizes Tor the full compile
!ntendent Of sewers and commis,ioner Of The vi /
tbs Mayor reserves The rish, 70 r.,.s, any or all
bids dssasdfor the interest of the Gorpors,ion 70
Prop al. % ,. isdor:sd Proposals. for Culver
- CHAs. II. BLISS,
oeD Bupsrintendent Sewers, 4
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Summer Resorts.


MoETaoABRY Co, Va. July !, lst9,
This delightful sumner resort Is now opened for
the reception OF visitors, ~ 1900.
The HOTEL, COTTAGES, BATH ROOMS, sc. ,
have been thoroughly repaired and Furnished
throu ut In the neatest manner, Its Wild noun
tain scenery, picturesque and shady walk, drives
and health. giving fountains offer every induce
me nj to those In pursuit Of health or pleasure,
Cottages containing from two to sixteen rooms
each can DO secured by addressing the pTOpTietors
The fare shall be equal hotel In the country
Postal, te!sgrAphle aad express otess At The
band Of waship gton, Visitors from Phtladelphia,
Baltimore and WAshiqgton will purchase tickets
Tennessee railroads to the Big Tunnel depot at tho
Springs. 49,, , .-,,.
Terms Per day, tSi week, s0i month, t7Oi tol
Longer period and Tor larger parties special rate,
viii be charged For circulars apply Il this oriee
or to thopIoprietors, WILSON hoik Is'
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SSs s, STATES ARMoRy APP
WEST VIRGINIA AND VICINITY

wAsHIs0ros, September %, 1850.
PsaS Ia S Ss ri c H.
propsJiy u the Jailed States Al Harpsr's Ferry.
90 JAY :, 81 RSsse
tSSiss IS% Nv 4 d.y as!fi AZ l ]. odd , 'Oa
purposes "a too well known !" rrniSr q necessary
y hsisis 1s h. % The
may wish u q, soon 4. printed, upon iheirspplJ-
re y F.s S1a iS i r S u
lsnd raining to the yesisrn Boundary 90 the 20.
i% Tie vail. two large Suiidius. are sisad
Ing on this rrouud. and The i0uada,ions Of several
the danes. are almost in perfect order Three Of
them ns Turbines o. ase most ipp,o,sd Kind ssd
The sse,n will be the site Of the RIDE Factory
inss upon which have been destroyed. but the
trscl Of 6S acres OF lard on the south. .nd lot on
hs ha.Lps5S TfTrS saSS s SnpSs.' Il,
remove wood from TRACT q .SV1 acres, mountain
frleud;' Ore Bank, acquired by deed from denny
"a: IsS,!PSS S con +. e e Houses aud Lots
| The Goyernment will convey to the purchaser,
afsI payment shai have been made 10 full. All IL,
Iish. and ti,ls to the property which Is believed
The term, OF sale prescribed by law are credit
SnS Gns ssay Cs IL pagmsht 81 Il.
money. and these terms must DO compiled with
within ton days after the sale.
A map showing tho metes and bounds Of the
HarpsTs Perry property will DO exhibited at tho
The Government reserve. the right to withdraw
any or all lots ofrrcd II the bids are not sailsfac-
tory. A. u DYER,
Br.yst Major Geusr'l, Chief Of Ordnance.
NOTICE To DRLISaUEYrs
T. Tnous IN purchased lots 10 1851 and have not
fully paid for them ar" notified that u they pay
what l. before the day Of salo, the lots " III
DO decided to them. otherwise they viii be ys.old.
Br,vet Major neral, Chief of Ordnance,
sOptS.td
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GALE OF aUARTBRMAsrBR's STORES.

GALE OF MATHEMATICS STORES
OFFICE DEror or,srrnslsrEp
CoRSER CAnr AkD sUufH sfngkiH
NEW 0RLEkss, La, September III lsa
Will be sold at public auction On THURSDAY,
October %, 1900, at VioksburE Press, corner Of
Cailops and Frout Leyee Streets
G,m7 pounds Oats.
@,e5s pounds Straw.
10 Iron Beadsteads,
@sioyes, tassortod,)
l Ambulance.
9CArts,
% wheelbsrrows.
ePnulins.
loo feet Rubber Hose,
Loo pound1 Horse and Mule Shoes,
Together With al assortmen OF Carpenters Wheel
vrishta,, Biaeksmitn', and ssddlers' Tools and
MAtarial f.00
Also, al the same place. one Barge, now lying on
the river bank. near Chalmette National Gene.
tory.
Terms; Cash.
sals to commence Of II O'Clock a. m.
By order Of Brevet Brig. Gen. Pred Myers, Chief
ousrtermaster. Department Of Louisiana
Brevet Lieut.. Gel. sud Ass,st.nt oaartsrmss,er,
United States Army. Depot ouartsrmaster..
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wAsHIsoIos, D. c., Sept. Is, 1850.
\ sI ~ II ,ts !, com, S%Ts; dxi :qS Xxi
required It thi. depot during the year commencing
NST lsS rGras' Ard straw f. Be dS,srs ID
whippie, Va, about one aud = ksif miles from
sc@s sHa Ia s nd su ;Rs saa such
ordered By he auAItergastet IN charge. Corr 70
each, ATTY six ,56j pounds to the bashsl. Oats In
Ike SACK. Of about three bushels each, Of not less
and straw Ssi SI- and to weigh two thousand
BIddsTs VIII s.ts !e price Of pats and Corn per
sacks. and n Hay and straw per ton.
at four 6aadtsd and ninety.aye bushels o. Corn,
two thousani Ave hundred aud ninety eight
bushsl. Of Oats, slxty-four tons Of Hay, and six.
This Is not given. however, as binding the United
the nearest teable appfoxim iiiun " what may
be Ieqnired each month. ~
during The cont nIsnee Of the contract. by giving
The sOptIastOr win be required to keep a, lea.,
one months supply q totsge and straw n hand,
Q Gusrsnt.ss vii be fSfnisSsd with each bid in
the sur Of i've thousand dollars, signed BY two
sssssfa %sn tx aay. @ Ssssp
cute a contract In accordance with the above re-
4 bond u the sum Of t,esntg thousand tseo, 600,
dollars, signed by hin self aud two accepted sure
ties, be required Of the successful bidder for
Payment will be msde monthly for quantity OF
forage and straw delivered. In funds, or AS soon
thereafter AS funds are furnished for the purpose
None to be paid for except receipt Of the parties
Sa. VIII T. a asS Sfss 70 tie auarrmsr
0eusral before awarding CONTRACT.
Deliveries to commence Immediately after award
Of contract,
Proposals, In duplicate. will be addressed 10 tn
uudsrsigl.d. with copy q Reimbursement attached,
inv tied to be present At the opening Of bids.
By order OF the QuArtermaster 0eneIal:
J. G. McRERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General. Byt Brig Gen,
n "a and DepOt QuArtafmAs star, oels-6t
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Sealed proposals, in duplicate, for fuTnishiRg
500 Po0NDs oF "PRiMK' RlOB,
viii be TSGSiyss ;, Sas SdssssSsSsd 09 SSe GISF
1850, at which tins the lids will be opened
Bidders are Invited to DO present at tho opening
OF the same. "
A sample ofihs RiOo to aeeomPsny saHb Gii
BToyct Cant u s. A., Lieut., I'd ARTILLERY, 4. g.
s., Once Depot Com. Sub, Charleston
0c2l.6I
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Wood and Coal.
IN PRICE OF COAL.
IL AND WOOD.
WOOD AND COAL.

Consumers Of Wood and Coal will and 8 gSIsTSI
assortment Of all kinds q iuel a. WIN, WAhD .ti
between and north, opposite railroad depot
Families aud others laying In their winter supply
deal In no other coal than the pure Lykens Val.
ley.' Red Ash and the Baltimore Company y Whlte
other foreign substance, to any part OF Tue Guy.
Attention Is called to our large stock OF W ~oli
whleh - me hest the market can produce anu W
be sold ut the lowest market price Remember lh"
place.
WM. WARDER 4 CO,
Dealers In Wood and Coal, first street west, be-
tween land north opposite Railroad depot