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The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
Concord and ROcI,es err Il RaiIroad Charter
secured by its UmauimOus Pngsnre
through the New fhampshire House of
Representatives.


concord and Roches-er Railroad Charter
securred by its UmauimOus Passage
through she New Hampshire House of
Representatives.
!, The bill, an act to charter the Concord and
. Rochester railroad company, by special agree
ment, came up before the New Hampshire
House of Representatives, Thursday after
noon. The movement to connect the town OF
Rochester with the city of Concord by rail-
road has met with more opposition and dis
cussion than any other railroad measure be-
fore the Legislature-an indication that there is
merit in the enterprise, and that there is some
certainty of its success, and that somebody is
affected by it. Manchester has appeared to
doubt the sincerity of the city OF Concord, in
their professions to connect that city with the
Portland and Rochester railroad at Rochester
by rail, and have alleged that the granting OF
charter would simply result in the building
of road to Pittsfed, which would unfavora-
bly, affect the Suncook Valley railroad which
connects Manchester with Pittsfield, and is
now under the process Of construction. Man
chester stimulated with this feeling. and unit
ing with other opposing interest, sue
eeded in getting a majority report from
the railroad committee granting a charter,
with an amendment which provided
that the Rochester and Pittsfield portion of the
road should be built, before the line of road be-
tween Pittsfiel could be entered upon. This
requirement was considered detrimenta to
the true interests of the enterprise, and dis
tasteful to the city Of Concord Finally, after
considerable consultation, wise eounsels have
prevailed, and the amendments have been so
modified, as to be acceptable to the interests of
the city OF Concord, and Manchester, Concord,
and the entire Legislators have joined hands
and passed this important charter, and this
bill, or act. passed unanimously with this re-
striction: sfds aA2 $50 ea. e
Pr0Uided, That no part of the road between
Concord aud Rochester shall be open for pub
lie travel and transportation until the whole
road from Concord to Rochester shall be COM
pleted ready for such travel and ttansporta-
ti0n, -s, st
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

R>WATER PIrE.-All the iron pipe for distri-
button throughout the city is made, and the
workmen discharged.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
American Peerless Soap.

And so pronounced by the most scientific analy-
tical chemists Ne Soap introduced TO the pub
lie has carved its way into general In short
that it possesses greater merit than any other known
brand.
pE-Ask your Grocer for PEERLESS SOAP and
take no other. june28-2msN"
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

NICKEL SILVER PLATED WARE.
Orders received from the trade only, but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
everywhere. aprSTh 1stw &Tu q I'd W 3m
ET-FOr Snle by Lowell E Senfer.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
MARIN Il NEWS.
PORT OF PoRrLANn
.pn,.,F FrIday,SuIy g.

ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, St John. MI. via
Eastport Tor Boston.
Brig NJ Roberts, DOak, BaIumOIe,-cOal to W
Deering. 'U.H
Sch Louisa Frazer, stee e'man. Georgetown, Sc
coal TO John Porteous.
Sch Riyerdale, Norwood, New fork-oats to Wal
drOn g. True.
Sch Bramhall. Emery. Boston.
Sch Cora, Crockett, Boston.
Sch Essex, Brown, Boston.
Sch Young Sultan, Barter, Boothbay.
ESteamtug Hamill. Stwaggen, New York,
with dredging machine and scows In tow.
CLEARED.
Sch Robt Noble, (Br) Dickson, Halifax.
Sch Roker, Creamery Boston = Berlin Mills
Company.
Br ship Speculator. McMullen, at this port from
Liverpool, reports, June f2 Ion 40 90 lat as %,
spoke sch Willie Jewell, OF Provincetown; all well
fsh scarce. June 20, sch w Nickerson OF Dart
mouth, at anchor rs miles East OF Isle Sable; all well
saw two large ice burgs, South 25 miles Cape
mace; one South 40 miles Cape Pine.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

THIS is an extraordinary remedy for the LIVER
ed OF several of the best oots. Herbs and Esnrks
known, which act directly on the LIVER and KID
NEYS, correcting Digestion, Purifying the Blood,
Regulating the Nervous System, Curing Pain In the
Side, Shoulders Back, Head, Neck and Limbs, Sink
ing and Faintnass OF the Stomach, Weakness Of the
Limbs, Languidness, Yelowness OF the Eyes and
Skin, Jaundiee, Pain in the Bones, Dyspepsia, Dry
Cough, Sore throat Night Sweats Irritability Ner-
vousness, Loss Of Memory, Weak Eyes, Dizziness,
Dropsy, etc. These difficulties arise from bad Ly-
er.
kY-Itisa valuable remedy for scrofulous and
Syphilitic Diseases and all Gandular Enlargements
Canker, Humor in the Stomach and Bowels, Costiye-
ness, Rheumatism, etc. 1t is free from Caomel and
Aloes-has all the GOOD properties of those Drugs
and none Of the bad This is a Purely Vegcta-
bic Remedy safe Tor ALL
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

P11nzs .;<.a = Il
corner Congress and North streets. jy3t
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
Cs'istadoro's Hair Dye
CristadorO's Hair Preservative.

VPeFUtes 10 1'OsPsusy 10 I'eV"sc"y'
No sooner is the hair moistened with it, than Ia
glorious BLACK or BROWN is produced. There is
smell-no staining OF the skin-Do failure-no
delay.
Cristad0rO's Hair Preservative.
Are you premonished by the falling hairs that
baldncss approaches? Sir, madam, liberals, in that
case no time tor hesitation or delay. Cristadoros
hair preservatve, used regularly morning and even
ing, will as surely prevent the mortifying eontin-
gency and your head with vigorous growth
Of hair as the dew will revive the withering 'ssBIS
There is s'no such word as hail."
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane. Prin-
eiPat DeP0t rVUu Ast0r House. Je1eodxe0w1msN
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

AL members formerly belonging 10 the Portland
Artillery earnestly invited to meet nevt Satu
day evening in the Chief Engineers room, CITY
building, at Ia to O'Clock.
je 2s.d1w sN Per Order the Captain.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

FOURTH OF July AND FIRE INSURANCE.
This season will never again pass unheeded in
this community by any persons who were suf-
ferers by the terrible confagration of 1866;
and especially among the people impoverished
then on account of irresponsible insurance.
There is a livid sense of the great Importance
of securing safe companies and honorable
agents. In this place, and in this way, we beg
to remind our readers that there are no sound
er companies in the land than those represent
ed by Messrs. Loring & TLurston, and no more
fair dealing agents than they.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

LAUHCuED-At Thomasion oath ult from the ward
tons, named George McFarlin, and designed ior
general business. She rates Al Tor years, and
Is to be commanded by Capt Robt McFarlin, late OF
sch Carrie Walker.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

THE Union Pacific Jailroad is bringing Nor
monlsm to grief. Ons of its first results was
the departure of nimber of Mormon fami-
lies from Utah, who eft the moment there was
no danger of being evertaken by the Danites.
1t is said there sre valuable mines in Utah
which Brigham Toung has never allowed to
De worked, tearing an influx of Gentiles. The
Nevada mlnersare already on the Utah border
ana viii soon ross it. They are rather rough
missionaries, out apt to be very effective, and
VIII make short work of polygamy, which is
'repugnantto their delicate moral sensibilities
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

GEN DANIEL Il. SIcKLEs had a most en-
thusiastic greeting at the Everett House Tues-
day evening by many distinguished citizens.
The house was thronged from an early to a
late hour largely made up of Democrats in
cluding ex congressman, Senators, Judges Sc
Clergymen of different denominations were
present The General made pleasant speech
which was received with much applause. He
sailed yesterday in the Union for Havre ac-
cording to instructions.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

FOURTH OF JuLY.-15oO Pine Apples at Per-
kins' candy store. iy3d2t
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
r at pSnso,M IRON MERCHANTS ExonAxcE.

Ga Isl, scn yF Iua = Wheeler, Dyer, Portland.
Ar at New York ad, sch AngeIine. Hix, Rondout
for Portland. ss' '
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
BARING'S
OLD ENGLISH BITTERS

The attention ofthe public is respectfully called to
these EXCELLENT BITrERs, acknowledged by Physt-
clans and Chemists to be superior 10 any others on
sale,
For General Debility,
Bilious A6cctions,
Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite
and all diseases caused by derangement Of the stom
ach, their effcacy is unsurpassed The recipe TOR
compounding these btters was obtained from one Of
the most distin euished Physicians of Europe and
unlike most others is agreeable to the taste while
they produce unpleasant effect. Tonic and cura-
tive properties are wonderful.
Far Hase i'm Wood or GLASS.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

DOMESTIC PORTS

Spoken-May 81, no lat, &c, sch Margaret An
OF Bucksport, with 140 qtls tsn.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

GEO. "A. ANDREWS,
No. 4 Portland Pier.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

June 27 of Carysfort Rect, brig Winfield, from
New York tor MataDzas.
No date, SC, brig Catawba, Of and IRON Bath Tor
Nassau, MP.
No date lat 40, Ion 62 40, barque A Kennedy,
from Liverpool for Philadelphia
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORMATIONS
HHApauARrERs DSPAnrnINr or DAxoTA,l
soTSion cIihr auksIHssisrsR,

~
Sealed pIppe..is srs invited X from n hose loy.
:: IS S::f =: i,f;.s z:
Tor the District q Montans next seasoa, bsTinnini
April I, ard sPdi1t March 9, iso tor that hauling
Sssinnins MAJ isS. fsr he SssilJ contract u
VA fi in ssss psis q asniasn included in the Depart,
ment Of Dskots The object Of the contrast is %
:ssds q ppisSin p n ths sScss
described District, % haul barraSs supplies, y
tsry Operations within that part of MOniani Terri
The weight to be transported In the District oi
Montana shall not exceed ave million pounds.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred Ioo,
q the year, eommeneinG April !, is6e. and ending
SSsd yys sa:, name; /. fl is . vel
sS SHS sSouna Sosf.. S'sS ssnsd Ss tSS o.
more responsible pers9n,. GuaIantseinG that IN ~
sSc,s Ssnn.a District % he ns S.rsy proposns, s sa,
The Son,s.s. WI be .seeP,sd and entered in,S md
n seeofdanos with The term. oi thi. advertise.
hp sss :s$ 81 s s he
Satisfactory evidence Of the solvency of each
bidder and person offered as security will be re.
ftSsS:,;, IN, mus; be @ nScs:sd .P,CDS..l: fSr Army
tertained unless they fully comply with the re-
quirements Of this advertisement,
The party 10 whom an award Is made must be
prepared TO execute the contract at once and TO
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
anee Of the contract.
The right 70 reject any and all bids tha, may be
offered is reserved.
The contractor must be In readiness for service
By the nrst day of April. 1892 and will be required
TO have q place Of business or agency at which he
may be communicated with promptly and readily,
for the transportation IN the District oi Montana,
such other point a. may be indicated As the start
shaw. MO9,aps Territory. b, Captain L, Con,
February Is. 1853, by the undetsisnsd; ,,nn
ter Department Of Dakota. dee4-td
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
PROPOSALS sEsirEREE ESE T#E EGEgBEF9hMAScE GgRF, OF

DRR0r QUARTERAAsTERls OFFICE, I
WAsHIsgToE, d. C., Feb. 8, 1892 I
Sealed proposals, from responsible parties, are
invited at this office until u clock on MON
Deposits, Ashes and Dead Animals, for one year
from the lst Of March next. from the various bar.
racks, Offices, buildings, dc, throughout the city,
occupied by such branches Of the War Department
as are designated by the Depot QuArtermaster.
Bidders will be required TO accompany their bids
with a bond. signed by themselves and two re-
sponsible snretes In the sum Of one thousand dol
lars that they will furnish all necessary materials
and labor for the performance Of the work, and
Immediately upon the award Of tho contract, for
its faithful and satisfactory performance.
Lists OF the places to be visited must be obtained
from tho Depot Quarterm each month, aud
every place SO designated mast be visited as d.
rected In the list,
Payments will be made monthly .or as soon thore-
after as funds are furnished for the purpose. II
the amount OF work required be either In
creased or diminished during the period Of the
the monthly payments will be made upon contract
rates.
Should the contractor fail to perform the work
required In prompt and satisfactory manner, the
Depot QnArtermaster will hire II done and charge
the cost to the contractor. He also reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals that are un-
satisfactory.
at the Office Of the Depot Quartermaster
Bids should be lpdoTsed 'PrOposals for Perform
ing Sanitary Work. d" and addressed to the under
signed
J. G. MCRERRAN,
Deputy QuArtermaster Gen. Bvt Brig Gen u, s.
A., and Depot Q. n. febi
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
cuppLrEs FOR THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
PArxA.rrs's oyyIor. U. 8, NAV,

No; BsoADyAi. fIE Ionx, lsb ,n@
al,SI: ssiss ssfii 4: s.s iss. 90 As isIIss:s
iSsp5fe. Sss ~ :1p.as 81 M @ III. ss,y
'fs 'SfstRRST + n ';Y- 81
HssS y, fss.r a e. sc fhs%HIs ss
i: s ~ s s:9: j 4. ::
siiss.tS s. y ne Ss.t ss.liti H%.tissn 5ssnsd
bs Sa VIZ syiasas. & sss % ires
70 be true 70 the given sise., nethsI rsd ier cold
:SSsrs q .ession. free from s8ssI. ss.s.
asw. bl..srs hoilov: f.sssd spas g, sSsss q
roe, and he plate ron 10 stand hsnllnGi g,ss
irSn stss 20 ).
ast, and no! less IN ihsn three an. ,Ss
e a' d rGS e. sHs u s ss
ks. ~ Rst s's sss: :ifEss. gs
sssorted is Ggt,sTs, n .4,m s.ors5';, ,rl.,nsf :
ssss Sssa ;s r.ss is1
Ss'' S.s,'' sss.l .II'si II hsaS R.st ave S! ss..i
s;sSs q is ss " s: s;:s'ss fss. s ;
Ssss:. S % .sseri;a ssPSsrs s.sSss.:a :Sl.; .:s.s
defects. IN,
samples will be shoyn and further Information
furnished By Naval Constructor b. v. DelAno. 81
the Navy Yard all the above articles 70 supply
deficiencies under the contracts Of Joseph Low for
Glasses Nos. 50, , 81, 81, 50. ol and IS, dated July
500 lbs. White Lead. and loo lbs. white zIne
In oil (25 and 90 lb. KeEs.)
$500 lbs. Lamp Black, - ..-.-.u
BUREAU OF EdUiPMENT AND RECRUITING.
80 lbs pure Beeswax,
that may no, b deemed sS,ssisSsOu. e ,Ss Gov:
rately, as may be most to Its interest ResPonsbls
security required for the prompt and faithful de-
livery within twenty daysj Of suppliss awardsd.
Blank forms with further pattieulars may be %,
tAined at this once. Proposals not duly tndorsed
on the envelope and not made In all Isspests 70
conform with this adyertisement and blank forms
furnished will not be considered. Parties making
proposals are invited to be present at the hour
aboyo named. when the bid, ,will be opepsd
fe2.td Paymaster United ktstss Navy.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
Proposals
n oP os A L o /,

Sealed propo,sis. n SuRiIssis, Isrs ia.iist. ssd
viii be reesixeS 10 this ole. asMi eloct, r.
on TUBsDAy, february 10, 80. for fernb hing
The troop. and others drawing supplies rom ihi'
0""n nyREsH AND coBsKp BsEy. -.
q a good maftetstle quality, IN equsl pfopor-
,ORi fore .1s hind Sss,,sr ;sss
such days as may be dssigsAtsd ~ tke cenna4d.
ing omcsr. ,The ne9ks .! cattle siaughts.s1 ,fer
cut iod d the fourth yert.brsi Joint, and tTysst
Trimmed downi the aanks oi foreqasrtsFs shsii
Be cut % frop three 70 four sshs. .soye ths tpss
iraet, and in funds fnrnlshsd ~ the Unitsd states
Commissary who recelvss the beef being vitheut
funds q. PAT for u, then ayment y BE- made As
No member % 6oasrss.. ons.r q iss:ei q the
e ass s
10 any bsssdi which Ray afiss ksr.fron.
All bids must be accompanied byA xusrantse
shown Si he Sseisl ssrsSs.tse 81 de 6i.tE o. Ne
District court, or Of the Uniied States District At
y, M bidder. r. s,ss A. r'aus''ea to be present at tn"
ISi; Sass I,,srys. IN. 5t.hs g rsi:s, .ny or all
oS &, ol;sH q Y Brss. S. ss
smsil .si h cs;I sSs;ess ps
fe2-td flr.t Lieut.. 18Th inf ,LC.s.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
Natinual @spnblitau.
AMUsRMENrs.

La CorERrE CARNIVAL. = This evening
will be grand gala night at tho Terpsicho-
rean Academy Of Professor Marinl, at Tenn
perance Hall, 1t being the time axcd for the
grand Coterio Carnival which has for weeks
past been looked forward to by the pleasure
lovers Of Washington. From the extensive
arrangements which have been made, and
which are satisfactorily completed, we hesi-
tate not to predict that one Of the most bril-
liant affairs ever given In Washington will
take place tonight under the supervision Of
Professors Marlni and Abell. The costumers
Of the city and also those Of Baltimore have
for weeks past been vieing with each other
to produce gorgeous and correct costumes
whercwlth to deck the ladles and gentlemen
who are 'booked" for La Cotcrie Carnival,
! and ii will be really sight for lifetime to
view the assembly before the unmasklng
takes place. The rules adopted (and which
will be rigidly adhered TOY by the directors
are such as will prevent any unpleasant In
cidents, and as the ball is given by subscrip-
tion, and the subscribers well known, there
Is no doubt but that an audience will be
prebcnt compostu Vi thc pcst chsh VI ou
citizens.
NATIONAL THRATRE.-The "Lancashire
Lass" was produced again last night, but
the weather was too unfayorablc to look for
a satisfactory house, either to the manage
ment or the actors. But though there was
small audience, 1t was an appreciatlyc one,
and all on the stage seemed determined to
do their best. Tonight romantic military
drama called "0urs" will be placed on the
boards. A good cast, new scenery and new
costumes are promised. Mr.. Frank Nor
daunt is engaged to personate the character
of Hugh Chalcote.
METzERoTT HALL.-Those who look over
our amusement column will observe that on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings of next
week, Metzerott Hall Is to DO thrown open
for operatic performances. "The Barber Of
Seville" and "Dan Pasquale" are to be
brought out. The sale Of tickets will COM
mence on Friday (to-morrow) morning at
Metzerott's music store.
CASTERBuRr.--Thero Is now very good
company at Canterbury, and the variety Of
amusements presented nightly at this hall
cannot fall to attract large audiences. Those
who desire to sec Mr.. John Sheffield and Mr..
Dan Howe, must avail themselves Of the
opportunity tonight, as 1t is their last ap-
pearance. But notwithstanding the depart
ure of these gentlemen, the manager, who
understands SO well how to cater for the pub.
lie, has other attractions to present.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


on and after SUNDAY, nth May, 1855, three daily
trains viii be run between Baltimore and Wheel
Baitnors gh daiy ts1esp, s TsS Shady RS1 @ W.
EAs5 LINE M w is FRN sss SI
S' ana Ts'ss sr rins pCn
will "%ikcaEsTER ksHisTfis ana n&lGNSoaSSDATIoN TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily a. 4l0 p n. Except sqn,
fTedsrieE Junction with train for Frederick and
at Hagerstown Junction with train for Hagers'
THE ELLICoTT's MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti.
Returning leaves Eliiectts Mills at 1850 and il II
.'m'' and 3sf f6a az Hia,9RRSTowS.
Leave Baltimore at so a. n, and tlQP pi ,eon,
Meeting At HageTstown Junction with Washington
and 9!O p. IN. Returning Leave HageIstown al
$40 and ii =. m arriving in Baltimore at O:25 a.
H ana '''0 p Fox F; WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at rs q, IN. and i:lO y, m, ar
rypg at Winchester at +? 50 and IS ,, N. Return.
in Baltimore 1! f5R 5I:S S%1AsIhiNSSSffGtSSpi ffGtSSp' N
Leave Baltimore At $3.50, 7;O5, s:Oaud e'+' a IN.
and Fk5la skilSla @Is&SSshhiiSSRoRT Is FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Washington at 7 and s a. m, aud l2aS, 2,
49, 7 and $40 + RF6R Il ANNAPOLIS.
leave Washington At 8 a, IN, aud +D p IN.
Trains leave AnsttSSHp5tSS stSSpSS Y fk2iSs S = 'aa Sp %
Leave BsltRorS fog wssh.nsIoG a. Sio EHS SS
For further inlOrmalign, Tickets Of every kind,
8c., apply to J, r, ENGLAND, Agent, Camdsr
Station, OF at the Ticket ogiee w,,sov
Master Of Transportation,
L. M. Cole. General Ticket Agent.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
pRoposALs FOR STAKES.

HELpeuAnrpas DrP'r or rHI sourH,
CHiBy ouAnrHRn kaTRR' ogTIGE, y
ATLANTA, GA, Jan, llth. $50.
until IL m Fsbrusry itb. lsse. st which time thsy
will be opened. for sppplying the National Gene
terry at Florence, e. wtthnpa Nth ..
To BE- q good. sss.onsa hear. pine free from sap,
inches wide, pIaued on each side, pointed at one
end and rounded At the other, and TO haye three
bered and lettered IN black IN accordance with
lists which will be furnished By the ofheer In
charge Of the cemetery. Lu'
Ihs psuR requirements for bids. &c.. will be
Deiisery to commence within thirty tso) dsys af-
ter the contract Ia awarded, and the whole to bs
delivered within ninety 1907 days from date Of con
tract
s,PIopc.al. ,h9gld b. endorsed. = "g!Cp2.sl; for
ianls-td
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

HEApa'Rs lsr MILITARY DIsrRicr.l
OFFICE CHiEF Con. OF SUBSISTENCE, !
RICHnokD, VA, Feb. l, lstD.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate. will BE- reoei yed
at this once until sATukDhYy heoth Inst AZ y
S,sS PoGsps OF EXTRA &c" SUGAR.
In good barrels, full head-lined,
The sugar accepted under this adysrtisemeni
must be delivered At the Subsistence Depot. No.
the 10th Instant, subject to the inspection Of the
dersiEned. -
Payments and conditions as usual. Further
particulars upon application to this ONCE
By command Of Brevet Major General A. b.
ence. W, A, ELDERKIN,
Breyet Major and Chief Commissaryof subsistenee.
First Military District fet.td
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
PROPOSALS FOR CORN.

PROPOSALS FOR CORN.
HEADauARrERs FiYrH MILITARY pIsrRior.l
STATE OF TEXAS,
AUSTIN. Texas, January D,lsp.
a, % ssis oGss GsPEs ust sRTu&paY. f.brussy IS. isS,
at u m. for furnishing tho ouartermaster's De-
nv N CORN 4. msy 3. ai;,S an, tpSG JaSs %
1850; Corn to be Of, good. clean. merehantabli
qualify. .helled and delivered In sacks subject 70
award Of contract, and continue In uch auantite,
aud At such times As may be required BY the Post
QuartermAster.
Bids % be plainly endorsed proposals for Corn
stfort Duncan, Texas. " and addressed to the un.
BY Command Of Brevct Major General Cagby.
A., j.; A. PoTTBR
tary District fel.td
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
DROPOsALs FOR CORN.

ph'i' ~" NNNN,
HEADGrARTRRs FIFTH MILlrARy DIsTMcT)
STATE or TExAs,
AUsTIN, TBxAs, JRn.b b,lsp.
Sealed proposals. u r rdTpiIsSye' VIII be received
At u o'clock, m, for furnishing the QuaTteTmas'
teri DepAItment,A at Camp ConcoTdia, Texas, with
sueh quaulity OF Corn as may be required until
June ~, 1853,
Corn to be Of good, clean, merehantable quality,
Inspection.
Delivery to commence on acceptance OF con.
tract, and continue In such quanlitles and at such
IN tgter,
Bids to be plainly iniogssd 'PruPnsals tor Corn
at Camp ConeordiA, " and addressed to tho under
| 81 mel,
! }, A, POTTER,
Breyst prisldisr General, and c. O. NJ FIN MI.
NY p!iiElsL lAa''d
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
Proposals.
DRoPosALs FOR CORY.
. HnApa'Rs FInsr MiLTrlHI pTsrRior, |
sIAfs o. TIxAs,

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Breyet Brisadier General, and q. "a, III. Fifth
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