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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-06

EVery year increases the popls-
lGrity of this vaItsable Hair Prep
ag'UtiOn, which IS die to merit
alone. We can assure 0ss3. old
patrons kIt&t it Is Kept fitlIy mp to
its high sfttsif6Esxf, and to those
aOhO haze aeUer used 10 ace can
confidently sag, that 1t ia the nIu
reliable and perfected prepdrG-
ton to restore GRAY Or FADED
HAIR to ats youthful color, max
i,a1 it soft, lustrosts, and silhsea.
the scalp. bg ITS 1se.s becomes
tOhtte and clean; it remOUes all
eruptions and dandSsl9, and 6N
ats tonic properties Erecenfs tie
hair from falling 0aft, as it Sfira-
ittdtes and a0scriSles the hGi,'l
Islands. By its use the hair grOtCs
thicker and stronger. In badness
at restores the capillary gE0ssds
to their normal Vi1os. and sciu
create q s1eiU gf'0iCth except IN
extreme old age. 1t Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
ecef. ttseds as it requires feWe,,
appE cations, and gfres the hair
f .s spy. spdend az, glossy dpgearance
Hayes, III. d., State TAssaHe3. of
Mass, Says, ssfhe constituents are
pure and carefully selected for
excellent qudttfy, aud Il consider
1t the BEST PREPARATION for
cts intended purposes We pub
Hsh a treatise oll the hair, sCtich
zoe Sett64 free blT mail anon txDDTi-
cation, schich contains c0nanien-
dGtOf.B notices from cIergunaen.
phDsscsusas, the press, aud others.
We hare made fI.S study Of the
mar ana ats diseases a speciality
for years, and knosc that ste nuke
tie most efecfice preparation for
the fest0rdtf0sa aud the prescribe
ttcls Of The heir, esct0ssf, and SO
acknowledged by the best Medf.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sad By all Druggists and Dealers u Assicise.
COOK, co1uRN 4, CO.
Gen4 Agents for North Western Etatss,
81 DEARBORN 81, CHICAGO, HsL.
FOR SALE By
w n pAYTER Lancaster Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-06

ra-An Irishman, on arriving in
this country, took a fancy to the
Yankee girls, and wrote to his wife !:
"Dear Norah these melonch lines
are to inform you that / died yester-
day, and hope you are enjoying the
same blessing. / recommend you to
marry Jenny O'Rourke, and take
care Of the children. From your
affectionate husband till DEATH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-06

Farewell, DRINKS, so nigh and handy;
Farewell, rum and gin and brandy
Farewell, empty bots and kettles;
Farewell, cupboards without ssvittsls;'
Farewell, rooms free to all westhers;
Farewell, beds which have no feathers
Farewell, floors that need a swab- file;
Farewell, yards that have no wood pile;
Farewell, faded vast and breaches;
Farewell, coatsmore holes than stitches;
Farewell, hats that have no rims on;
Farewell, faces rad as crimson;
Farewell, tubs that. have no bacon;
Farewell; ways that pve forsaken;
Farewell, broken chairs and tables;
Farewell, dwellings worse than stables;
Farewell, oaths that have spoken;
Farewell, vows that have broken;
Farewell, landlords and bsr-tenders;
Farewell, all blue-devil senders.
--Nationot Temperance Advocate
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-06

r@- In q Justices court in Gilroy,
Cal, recently, a lawyer, after stating
proposition, said May it please
your Honor, Ill bet hundred
dollars, and stake the money, that
what say is good law The op-
posing attorney not having the
"rhino, declined to see him." and
the argument was admitted by the
court to be unansw erahle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-06

Smeftf1 SdleSsJ aCkeOn CT ale
. Grant county. % county, Wis. Partition.
Harriet jackson Plaintiff, against Andrew jackson,
Thomas Jackson, Walter jackson, Lewis y. aekson,
Cornelius s. jackson, jr, infant heirs Of Thomas
Jackson deceased Francis Noyes Jackson, Nathaniel
Jackson Mary J. jackson, Joanna II. Jackson, Sarah
+, Hoyt and all unknown owners Of any interest IL
the west half of the northeast quarter and the east
half of the northwest quarter Of section ten 90
Town i've (6) North, Range one ~ west, in GRAM
County, Wisconsin, Defendants.
By and under the authority of a judgment rendered
in said court on the Sd day Of October 1885, ordering
that sale be made of the land described In the sale
judgment by and under tho direction Of the Sheriff o.
Grant County, shall the 4th day of August 1860
ct the hour OF ten O'clock A. NJ that day athe from
door of the Court House in Lancaster in said county
oher for sale and sell at public auction to the highes
and best bidder for cash. the west half of the north
east quarter and the east half OF the northwest quar-
ter Of section ten (f0 township vo (5 north Of range
emo, ~ west, in Grant county, Wis.
Said sale will be made In order TO divide the proceeds
OF such sale among the parties Interested therein nj
ter deductng the costs and expenses Of said action
the expenses Of SALE WIN. II. elise, Sheriff.
BUSHNELL CLARE, plaintiffs attorneys 4wo
Dated Shern Once, Lancaster, Wis, June 10Th 1859
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-06
~An exchange publishes the fol,

E3 An exchange puDliSnes the Ioi.
lowing letter from Q correspondent
giving o simple method of getting rid
of those troublesome pests-mosqui-
toes "Take of gum camphor piece
about one-third the size of an egg,
and evaporate it by placing it in q
vessel, holding it over a..lamp or can
die, taking care that it does not ig-
mite. The smoke will soon fill the
room and expel the mosquitoes.
One night / was terribly annoyed by
them, when thought of and tried
the above, after which / never. saw
nor heard them that night, and next
morning there was not one to be
found in the room, though the win
dow had been loft open all night"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-06

4 yossoaat Dry Goodsof ang kiadgoa
iclH Fndthem in abundance at BaTrs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-06
IRON AND STEEL

IRON AND STEEL
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
NAILS, OUT, CLINCH & HORSE
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
CARPENTER & FARMING TOOLS
At the Bloomingtos Hardware Store
CUTLERY GLASS AND PUTTY
at the Bloomington Hardware Store
CHAMPION CLOTHES wRINGER
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
EVERYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
1o-43tf l.. BROWN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-06

wAt wheaton, DuPage county,
Ill, the jury, in the murder trial OF
Chauneey Bailey, of NapervilIe, who
killed James L. Laird, whom he dis
covered in improper intimacy with
his wife, rendered a verdict of ac-
quital, deeming the killing an act of
UNSUITABLE homicide.
"A Floridan Rip Van Wrinkle
made his appearance in st. Mary's
the other day, from the depths of the
Everglades, bringing two negroes for
sale. He was astonishe1 and dis
gusted to learn that there had been
y war, and that his negroes were free.
N The storm In Western Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa,
on Friday last was very severe, and
several lives are reported to have
been lost. Great damage was done
to the railroads. CuIyerts, bridges
were washed away.
-Parepa Rosa's voice is thus de-
scribed by a misguided Boston critic
"Five hundred feet long, three bund-
red feet wide, and as high--as the
Coliseum"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-06

The largest assortment Of Val Pa,
pers, Porders Curtains, Shads, Fixtures
IN toWn&c., may b. found at Burr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-06

PENALTIEs--'sAp penalty of fifty del.
lars is imposed upon every person
who makes, signs or issues, or causes
to be made, signed or issued, any pa.
pers of any kind or description what.
ever, or who accepts, negotiates or
pays, or causes to be accepted ne,
gotiated or paid, any bill of ex.
change, draft, or order, or promissory
note, for the payment of money,
without the same being duly stamped
or having thereon an adhesive stamp
for denoting the tax chargeable
thereon, cancelled in the manner, rer
CURED by law, with intent to evade
the provisions of the revenue aet,'--
Section 1884,
~The Government authorities
IN New York assert positively that
no flibustering expedition has left
there under the command of Colonel
Jordan but on the other hand about
three hundred Cuban recruits have
recently! disappeared and nothing is
known of their whereabouts.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16
MRS. ]. |. JOHNS

DARIS MILLINERY, and Dress Making Estab-
| lishment, No. 40 Elizabeth avenue.
Hosiery and Fancy Goods. All the latest ana
most reliable Paris and New York Patterns for La
dies and Children's Dresses.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16
WANTED,

An exchange advertises for Fool
Killer, whose duty it shall be to attend
to the following persons
The uneasy cuss who want to know
"what's the politics of the paper, and
is afraid it's getting little wrong
The inquisitive cuss who ask whats
your circulation.
The benevolent gentlemen who, in
q burst of generosity, wants to tell us
how to make the paper "a success"
The mean, vindictive and cowardly
sneak who wants us to abuse some
citizens editorially, to crafty his own
personal spite.
The sly and stingy sneak who wants
to get a half column puff of his bust
ness inserted as an "item of general
interest"
The sanctum bore who takes liber-
ties with all loose manuscript and can't
take hint to leave.
The fellow who wants to know if we
a candidate for several offices.
Other miscellaneous fools will have
to be used up as fast as they present
themselves.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16
PLAIN SEWING and MACHINE STITCHING
MRS. j. A. WILSON

WHISTLES to notify her friends and the public
w that she has removed from No. Is Washing
ton street to No. Is Elizabeth avenue She is pre-
pared to go out into families by the day with her
Sewing Machine. Having been at first class work
for number of years, she understands Cutting,
Making and Trimming Ladies' and Children's I'm
derclothing. Also Childrens French Dresses and
Mems Shirts, and carries her patterns with her
By leaving the name and address at Is Elizabeth
avenue Mrs Wilson Will call the ladies for their
orders in the evening. ms 3n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-25
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL,


DEPARTMENT w INTERIOR,
WAsHISuTuS DC, lst August, lst9
Scaled proposals will be received AZ this Depart;
mcnI until u o'clock, IN. TUESDAY, 3lst day Of
August 1871, for coo tons o. $40 lbs, to the toni best
quality White Ash COAL, furnace -, aud 30
tons %, 40 lbs 10 the toni best quality Red Ash
COAL, stove and crate size,
The bids should state distinctly the name Of the
mines and the quality proposed 10 be furnish he'd,
All the Coal must be delivered within thirty days
from the hrst day Of September. 1850,
80 Cords or more Oft re best seasoned Oak WOOD,
to be delivered during the season as may be re-
CURED, and 10 cords OF more Of the best quality
Baker Pine WOOD.
Samples Of the Coal to be exhibited to the epgi-
naer OF the Patent Oncs building. Any delivery
not satisfactory 10 him will be rejected saiisfac-
tory arrangements must be made for the delivery
aud correct measurement Of each
For the convenience OF bidders separate pro-
posAls will be received for the Coal and Wood,
They will be opened in the presence ofsueh bidders
rs may choose to attend,
Bonds for the faithful Performance Of the con-
tract will be required Of the successful bidder
Proposals to be addressed to the SECRETARY OF inc
] Interior, and indOTsed Proposals for Fuel
by order Of the Secretary q the lpirgIi99tnS
! JAS. b. PILklnuluN'
Supt Patent Omce Bnlldihg'
/ anIo.g, TChroniClr and Star,
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No. ~. rssm heavy yellow Post once Paper.
Ne, iS: 800 sheet. Parchment. Ds inches BY
!, All S.ssysiYp.. nssi ssv. fall pocket. and
n. a..siis.s Yi u. iis:I.ss sIslsls. ssoy. So,
s.sr.ts.1 sssse reserves % e ~,
Iah. q order from eoStrssor. more o. is.s 81 tSs
4. ,gpFsS:! ,.p; ~ q: s.s....r,
y sIsH!s .f &, nam. sam.
81 .ulsSe sssi,s sd r,s. S sisai pTs..
upon q .eod term. :. to quality ara price as
,xRrefsre9e. will therefor. be given % tn. pro-
%s:sS:s q! iiexts ssi s.aa i.s:
such % ne sSoys sriicle. as may be designated
S "a sssIe,sIJ n ne sGs.i, must b asivsied 4
q! sssriss. On o. Ssiefc lie S aa1 1 y
tysTy sitisis mus. DO Of the ysry best quality,
a suaisien, .peeimen u each srteis proposed for
ssd sf ). Viz iS
name oftss prSpSs., and q paper the weight per
S' sss d. y p sa:
:s;:.i: ss;f:ss s ~ IL, &.
wiihia Ten days after the proposal hs, S been &c.
iiysrsd within the time stipulated, or. should be
s1 Pssps:sl: wv :s s prepe.,. for
,Propo..i. ana Isp.cimsss must Be- delivered at
ss.r, 9th. sss sSs e sA g U SSaH ss.s.
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL HOSPITAL AT AN.
NAPoLlss MD.


p,on w.sa,s,S,rS e 2: 2: kuE1,, 10. isss.
a sspifsi q A sGS ''mp'''' ON Naval
sad Bsa "a a. ass
thssiss, 5Shn No. sES sSnh
and nj n e! ss q "a
Eadsi: desiring to max. personal examination
H.a, Gsi!' xns ssssi !' oni''a States Naval
.i:ss g b s b g
United states district judge s,torney or eolleeto
air IL S'. a SSP 81 ss1s ss$
en-, S s' Ssl; 81 . SS q aS R.SRSs
n ne sSs % Ss srh BIZ
Iafi9sstfoi he erection and sohstfuetioa q he
Hospital and It's appurtenanoe., and carry through
and the plan. and :pSsns.tiCas sScss .,
70 complete the contract, with The understanding
,hhs s more bids o. sansi anogSt
naming the shortest time.
Payments for the work will be made monthly.
IL amount ssSa Ssg and IA, AZ s t.r%.
Of the contract have beea complied with, the De-
.nGss " wsn q q:
ings are delivered into Its hands, complete, aud
hs sfs:SS nnd o. tss
Naval Hospital and Its appurtsnanees before men
All ihs proposals must be addressed to '.sur::
iof NsvaI Ho.pitsis Il innipoii.. Ma and viii
S.yE. PspsitnsSt. Al noon o Of TTEsbxT. August
e. s ne S; as sas T.
orto the Interest Of the T2yerpnsut; woon
aug1S-lOt Chief of Bureau
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Proposals.
DPoPosALs PoR PuEI..

ol,.. 0s,lss aSE:. 2 Al, x
Ss n. y, w :. a1ss s s. q. 81 &
the Houss q REPRESENTED yes, Huef, a. Follows:
@2 tops y NO pounds) best white Ash. No. !, or
% cords best bster's seasoned Pine Wood.
Iscords dry Hioiery. sawed II two pieces.
y cord. dry Hickory. sawed q three pieces,
the Clerk Of the House o. Representative mali
designate, and all 10 be delivered IN the vaults Of
oeptanos Of proposals. VII
,Propossl. win DO separately considered for the
n article. specified. but no proposal will
unles. ace9mpaned by sstisfaetory ssfsressss. and
az "a, Nv fJsaalssd from ths bid
Proposals should be directed 10 the Cisrf on tbs
n monss ~ FRepTe.shtauve'. and indorssd, "Pro.
EDWARD McPHERsoN, ?
auf-Ihwsw Clerk House OF Rsp's o. n
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RoPosALs EXPERIMENTATION.

oossnn o o. C4sr isp s9urn ,rsssIs.
% ;Tss:; :. s$ =
wkbSksphY sspsa 2as' sh is. y fsf s'i iSs
Pile. tS.t nay Be- i.auired by The a mao P
psPsTIsnsnt , fSI Rsrod e nine t1 months. e2m
on he oh day o. Juas. isTS LOW 'Ha 'A1"A
Prom New Orleans to galveston. Texas, or re-
Prom New Orleans to Indianola. Texas. or re.
| Prom New Orleans to Roekport. Texas. or re.
Prom New Orleans to Bnros Santiago. Texas.
From Galveston to Iqdianois, Texas. q return.
Prom IPd,.aGl. :: g,.,o: is.s,.ss Tens:
rom New orlssss 70 6siSssion. Tsss.. va Bs sa
PfoPossi. viii state at what rate. bidder. pro.
po,s 70 t,apsposs TO or from each Of the above,
deck passengers, each. and the following classes
Horses, Mules. Sheep. and Beef Cattle. each. per
Her, %ssihinS5yi Lead z!ns; Tin. cSRPsr. Nails:
Hardwsrs, HollQw-wsrc. Gripdstone.. Ordnance.
dred tlOo) pounds.
PAX Straw; Mos; and o.tg a each, Per bale,
o''' and c ssiigg tf mi oooDs.
s . s.a . ss w .sS fTssss d ss
Stationery &C. '' SR{ R' dS SGS5s foot
.fs . sS fs Stsf Rasa e.
~ W. ~ WET. GOODS.
r0I H. sfss l 1,%' s Ss%.q T:ltas
Grease, &c. each, per barrel.
w.so S . sud iGSRsiS ASG' :sss Spring
Fruits. Jams. Jellies, Window Glass. Pickles.
& '5q SsS a ifstG sn afi ss sl:I sS. fa4.
| Hans. mar
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PROPOSALS PoR FUEL AND FORAGE,


I UFFIIK UHlEF QVAkTHkhAdTkh,
| FIRST MILITARY DIsrKICT, }
| RICHMOND, VA, August H. 1869.
Sealed proposals, In triplieAte, will be received
! at This odcs until 3 y. M Of WEDNESDAY, the
| 18th day OF septembei. ls8l, for the delivery OF
WOOD, OATS AND HAY
! to tho Post Quartermaster at WINCHESTER; Nir-
ginIa, In such quantities as may be required from
month to month for the service Of that Post during
tho period ending June 10. 1870.
Separate proposals are reguiIed; For Wood. to
for Oats, to be sound, clean, aud weighing not less
that 80 pounds to the busheli for Hay, to be we'll
cured aud VI the beat quality.
Blank forms for proposals, and Information as %
amounts aud conditions of delivery, can be OBJ.
IsTnrd at the office OF the Post QuarteTmAster al
Winchester, Va, or at this Office, $780,
| BY order OF the Commanding General f!rst Mill
! thTy District. J. q. CHANDLER,
/ Breyet Colonel QuArtcImAster Y, 3. Army, Chief
| QuATtrrmaster FIRST Military District,
!
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pR0POsALs FOR PRRsH BERY.
o's'es AOF y. c s,o. a Q. su...,..

o's'os Ao' ~. vSSnn 1 ~ Q! so..,sTasos
4 ssDT!!Sfif sbz4 &. ;i e; S:S
q August for fsrnahinr the troops stationed a
fort foote, the fresh Beef required for The N
,cr sig nonths, commencing October iep, or such
may dlyest. "
The peefto be of good marketable quality, with
equa proportion Of fore and hind quarterp, (nsctp
seesfs, and hidnsy tallov 10 be sneIudsd'C
me neeks Of eAtie TO be cut 81 n the
The .hanks the fore quarters cat on from three 70
quarter, from sx to eight Inches above the ssmbrei
or hook Joint.
ofacers.
Proposals must be distinctly indorsed .oposais
for Prssh Beef, and addressed 70 The und srsiEnsd
at Fort Foote, Ma, who reserves the right 10 70.
btates,
=, Conditions. requirements, payments, &c. made
r. @. 0RTHR,
First Liestenant Fourth Artillery. 4. O. 3.
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II
OEBIoB or ISDIAN APHAIRs,
August ~, lsa.
os Be- ise@cS a. ~ a n$isa
Affair. until y clock. M, on WEDNESDAY. ,he
az g SHfRs sea a'fSs IL s nsa is
following list;
80 pairs hsd EEafstT
80 Da aBiS .s SS st ss s sRSsSG: to
80 pairs Ess asS sS ShIak "a
rHIRD oLAss-DRy dooDs,
ss:IS j5: sf$$: s s!s' f Rs,ll.1is
1900 yards Blue Flannel.
$500 yards Domestics, tunbleached.)
FOURTH cLAss-cLorHIsd,
$ fss s Rs:i. ST ssilAl..
i.go FLANNEL Shirts.
i.SS Mems Pants,
$3.50 pairs Mems Socks.
s'isS pair. S %G%3sn,', w ySSi hose
The goods mast In ali respects conform to and be
equal with the Government samples. which may
The iS 1ishi Viii Be- reserved to require none. or
greater 81 Les SqSSs S Is' iTsS; .as@
quantity Is required they are to be furnished at the
:i!s Sps ss d: b: .s sf' ma, be
No bids foI less than The entire class OF the ara'
All articles furnished under contract will be
ni ~ nnn3n,aS ~ mn nnrnpsa
g assn' OF ,si mS 'os nn f.
suen koous ~ hthSss ~ mnn ~ aub ,esIpees az
!S conform 70 tne sshples NIL pe is1eS'sa' hha
Ssts M soantssa INA rSusItY v,hin NV
days; or, u that be not done they viii be per-
Payment viii be made for goods received on In
voices thereof certified by the agent appointed to
insspest ihemi; H. ....,,., ,.,,, MASON. ,., hsvs
failed to comply with the requirements Of former
eolllaet. ,.r, h. o,nstla,.5 hs,Joss NAT
strictly comply with the following requirement.
rIoposals mus' emotsSe thG H. NAV schsd
Ky nrcss snnexad 10 each and ihe
ule, WIN ms Il'sess.iaad ~ IA f,ntsb nn.easch
amount mus % s1Trg ga,S az ana Iaotsd mn SsIa
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oyyyon DEPOT oUA,..rrnr.a.

Post MONROE, Va. rsrsisIsn.
rSgo..i. NH sf r.Se'Ssd TIL. cdes until Il
i.s.d.is ssiy.Iy %Ssrf is b fSr q.
s.u.,,.Hs $1,000 ARD BRICKS.
S,sIsssry. sad shossd b Of the best qualify fcf
Ths VA. sher.id be In duplicate, and mus, h.
s,narsntsed By tive respoasfbis PERSONS, whose
s nn.s, .nI resid.nces should DO appended 70
s ns by the United States District Attor.
q; .sass az SfopRs ,s, q sths, public oacsr.
~ n, mss,sr v: y Army. Chief ouartermsstef
A nsra, d Lien Colonel, Assistant q H.. d. "a
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
wDnrSI arARbnrEnSAsITEs's o,sseS. !

DEPOT QrARrERhAsrER's OFFICE
Proposals are u yitsd, from responsible parties.
1 oI A.a @ sST T.
afsssiass .at.Sis ausiity} required a hi.
Depot curing q, year son9sReias 0stossI, J.
si.s y M..Siastss and S.eis 9s q yois
Home. and in such quantities and 81 such time. as
sssS. ai.y az tsSi pound: . ne Sa;ssi 6st: IL
as p scuads % III Hay Ia;
ami Straw bSlsd,, and to weigh two thousand
bIddsS. viii st..s he price Of Dat, and Corn per
bu.hel. including sacks. and also price without
III a HnS q 1ssana.S fcr re year estimated
at Ave thousand nine hundred and forty bushel,
seventy. i've bushels Of 0sts1 seven hundred ant
Sss aS sfs' J., is SSsd Ssri props
notice. The contractor Will BE- REQUIRED 70 keel
.sa HS 70 .sP S.ss :. q sd st Is
the sum % dts thousand dollars, signed By two s
s,sa II. sS.. .s ss h. Sass S 4
eeute contract IN aeeordsnes with above reagiFs.
on or bsshs tSs G.y a
iaetoTy evidence that he Is prepared to commence
Payments viii Be made monthly for quantity Of
ihsreaftfI as fg1ds are furnished toI the purpose
ties to whom delivery has been ordered.
A bond In the SUN Of twelve thousand dollars,
signed By himself and two accepted sureties, will
be uesed Of the successful bidder for the faith
| full fulhllment OF his contract
| Should the contractor fail to furnish tho kind
and quantity Of forage and straw required, II will
be purchased In open market, and the excess oil
cost charged to him.
All BIDS will be submitted to the ouartermaster
| General before awarding contract.
Proposals, In duplicate, will be addressed to the
| undersigned. with copy Of advertsemen attached,
marked -" Proposals for Forage" and bidders are
| Invited TO be present at the opening Of bids.
BY order Of the alarteImastsT gensIal,
U, y, A. and Depot QuartermRster. Aul2-6t
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-25
Proposals.


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sguars ~, sSnn'nsips ne north sids o. The new
about one hundred and ten fest N. sev =, ~ ~ X
siml,i Size 70 the one already bsit sac wallis 70
draulie cement on q plank or paved feundatiop,
The arch 70 be o. hard tempered red Brick. sid n
fhs vork 70 be done under the supsri stsndent Of
sewers and 10 accordance with Law.
Bidders will state price per running foot, In
eiudipG all Materials labor and the necessary eF-
eavatior. a. we'll a. coverinA the ssyg With y
matesial moved. CHAs. y. BLISS I.
suf1 supt. Sewers l.