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E1'" DIR. SrALDING, of Shclbyvillt
Tennessee. seems to be performing
wonders in the cure of Chronic Diseases
especially Cancers, Ulcers, and cases
of long standing, and such as have
baffled the skill and worn out the pa,
thence of the best physicians of the
country. His operating Surgeon will
be in Winchester on the 10th of July
to remain four days, and all who are
afflicted with Chronic Diseases in this
county may have the benefit of his
skill in his profession. See ADVERTISE
ment.
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Winchester Business Directory
...s- WINCHESTER pleasant little town

eSsrWINCHESTER.-T This pleasant little town
,,;th population of about 1850 stands ON high
nuk of the east fork of Elk River ut an elevation
"rnnc hundred andten feet above the he'd Of said
,ver 1t has three 1rst,class Schools for both sex
:. hesiies Schools for small children. Its educ'l'
,I,n,l facilities are unsurpassed anywhere. A fne
'nountuln scenery spreads out east and south. No
,,ace in the world is better situated for health
nu,sn,ic feyers have been unknown here until last
,.o,r when there were few cases OF ague and fe-
oar caused by very unusual season. The VIM
ah.,ter n Alabama Railroad runs through the
Gown and on to Fayetteville, Lincoln county,-the
,'.,n Trunk, in course Of construction, to connect
,ritb the great central road, running via Gunters-
,.ue Ala. to Mobile on the southern coast OF Ala
hama starting from Decherd, on the N. y Z. Rail-
,",d two miles from Winchester, making this
u,o ca accessible by rail from all important com.
pncrcial points in the United States. 1t has been
ling THRIVING business since the war The mer-
chants are generally enlarging ind rehtting their
s,orehouses. We design keeping Business Di-
r,rtory in our local column Of the principal bust
,,oss houses and offices, &c., so that our renders
nav have an opportunity to know where to trans
,ct business when they come to town, or have bus
mess here to be done. Their attention is, there
,nre permanently directed to the following cards
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EVERYBODY TAKES IT" has for Sc
long withstoed the tests of time as the
tia'le mark of Brady's Family Bitters.
that the phrase has grown as familiar
rs household words. This declaration,
well-sustained by the popular decis
ions of the various State Fairs through
out the country last year, is receiving,
rs usual, the same endorsement this
year. At the Louisiana State Fair held
at Now Orleans, the most important
in the South, these famous Bitters
again carried off the premium above all
competition. 1t is an universal recog-
nized sovereign remedy for many ills,
and no family should be without it.
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lAE Southern Express Company has
~, w." established an agency at winches.
' ~', Mr. Wilkinson, their gentlemanly
~ 'I caeVsr agent. Is especially attentive
"e'lser goods or articles sent by ex
m, e'' 70 any part Of the town desired.
r., -. ;. IS quite convenient arrangement
.o.s s'e Town, and We hope il will be
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CIRCUIT Court begins on next Mon
day. His Honor, Judge Hickcrson,
VIII again preside in his usual able and
impartial manner. His Court closes
this week at Fayetteville. He has dis.
patched heavy business there, much
20 the interest of litigants and the
county. The bar halls his return to
the bench with much satisfaction.
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H. W. NEWMAN, N. G.
u. j. HENDERSON, v. G.
GEORGE LEFEBEk, R. S.
fETER WALDMAN, Treasurer.
W. Z. BURRoUaH, P. s.
Appointments.

Inc candidates to represent the
county OF Franklin will address their
.e'io~-cltizens at the following times
and places to.wit:
''rlckler's, 18th District,) Saturday,
July oath.
O0wan, Wednesday, July 20.
q Sro" Creek, Thursday, July 20.
ealem' Saturday, July 81.
'"estnut Ridge, Monday, Aug. 2d.
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We again call the attention Of oul
readers to the card of Messrs. Treppard
" Co. (See the big Stove, in another
column.) We intend to keep it before
the people until they try these stoves.
They have no equal in the many con
venlences arising from the use OF them.
In all things that make the stove desi-
fable, these excel. We say again to
our readers, try them.
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JAMES r. HARRIS, of Nashville, Tenn,
is our authorized agent to procure sub
scriptions and advertisements for this pa
per in that city, and to receive payment
and receipt for the same.
Mr.. HARRIS can be found ut the Drug
store of Ii. l.. Crutcher 4 Son, No. p Col
lege Street.
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"TnAvELLER" being an unknown
correspondent, it is contrary to pnb-
lish his communication without any
responsible authority.
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Losr,-On the night OF the Dist inst
between my Office and the Hotel, a
solid gold anchor shaped breast-pin.
The finder will be literally rewarded by
returning it to W. f. BuRnoUGu.
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Administrators Notice!

All persons indebted to the estate of w
L. Handley, decd. are notified to come for
ward and settle the same without delay
and all who have claims against said es-
tate are required to present them to me.
properly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law. or they will be forever
barred. ROB'T Z. HANDLEY,
jan7-8m Administrator.
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Fayetteville Wooden Mills.

The above mills are now prepared to
manufacture Cashmere, Satinets, Common
Jeans, Flannels, Plaid Linsey, Blankets
Coverlets, &c, at prices that defy competi-
ton. We do not require the burrs taken
taken out, and guarantee satisfactson in all
cases. For further information, prices,
&c. see circular, or apply to the following
named persons, who are our authorized
agents: Williams Il Lenahan. Decherd
Syler q Mann, Winchester; j. w. Power,
Smiths Station; Moore & Co., Hunts Sta
ton. j. L, MEDEARIS Il CO.,
mayN Fayetteville, Tenn.
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ES' Cancers Aillea IN 4S Tours, with.
out knife, and with little or no pain,
u Dr. spalding's great French Rem.
edy.
Consumption cured with his "French
Automatic Atomizer," by Inhalation
the greatest invention of the age for
Consumption, Diseases of the Lungs,
Bronchitis, Phthisic, and all Diseases
OF the Lungs and Throat. All old
Chronic Diseases attended to with
care. Terms moderate.
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DIR. f. G.. MARKS,

Having located permanently in VIM
chester, offers his services to the public in
all the branches of his profession. His
office is at present at the office OF Colyar,
Marks & Fitzpatrick, where he may
always be found, unless professionally
absent.
apr 29-0m f..t 4 -
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CrOI)S,

The crops in portions of this county
are suffering seriously for want of rain.
In some places rain has been abundant,
but the showers have been partial.
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Efforts are being made to build a
Catholic and an Episcopal Church in
Winchester, and it will be done during
the next year. .. ...
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WE had quite u fine rain on Tuesday
at dark. The cloud seemed to extend
over half the county. As much more
would do good.
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SHAPARD a. GARNER.

nRS. SHAPARD 4 GARNER RES
- pectfully announce to their friends
and the public generally, that they have
entered into partnership in the practice
Of their profession the obligations Of
which they will faithfully and promptly
discharge whenever called Upon.
Office on the Square-secOnd door from
the West corner. april29.
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TJUTCHINS IL WARNER, dealers IN
II all kinds Of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stufs, Glass, Putty, lamps, Oils, Books
and stationery, Garden Seeds, &c, north
side Public Square.
~ &, WIIIPPLE, dealer In all Kinds Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent
Medicine Paints, Oils, Dye.Stuils, Glass,
1iyars. Tobacco, Stationery and Fancy
Goods southeast side Public Square.
TOHN \. VAUGHAN, manufacturer OF
j hin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, and
dealer in Cooking, Heating, and Wood
S Stoves. Pumps. Country Hollow Ware, etc,
etc., southwest side Public Square.
+, BAUGH d Co, dealer in all kinds
=. .ofDry Goods, Hardware, Queehsware,
hin Ware, Clothing, Shoes, Boots, Hats,
Clothing, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Meal, etc,
ut the old Wilson corner.
MERRITT, ENQCIS & CO., manufac-
ll turers and dealers in Saddles, Brides,
Harness, Boots and Shoes, and, in fact, ey-
crything pertaining to first-class Saddle
and Harness Shop, cor. Public Square.
TOIIN G. SCHROM, dealer in all kinds
y of Cakes, Candies, Confectioneries, &c,
Cheese, Crackers, and Oysters. Bakery
next door to John Il. Skaters law Office,
on Main street. cY- Warm bread fur
nished every evening. Cakes of all kinds
made to order for bridal and reception par
ties. Give him call.
4 JOURDAN. French Contectioner,
n .and dealer in all kinds of Fancy
Goods, Public Square.
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LOCAL..
Ollr Agent.

Gkys Business notices inserted under this head
will be charged 20 cents per line, each insertion
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Atlanta Market.
Corrected weekly by II. Z. Cox Il Bro,
Commission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga.


July 20 1869.
Corn p bushcl, 81 0S.
Wheat-White y bushcl 81 25al 80.
Tennessee Red 81 lOal rs.
Rye nominal,
Oats - bushel SIC. =
Flour-Supertlne " sack, 9S pounds, 3 %
Extra 3 rs. Family 75a5 90. (
Observation-Disclosures u pound l5l4c.
Clear sides l0c. Hams Is. TJHl7...
Meal, y buslel | 0S.
Hay, 81 25al SO. ...... .wr
Lard-ln barrels l9c. In iirkins
zoe. .
Butter l6a22c.
Eggs y dozen 15c. ....t
BeeswaX, 35a3Sc.
OniOns--nOne in market.
Field Peas-Red, y bushel 90. White
| 90.
Virginia salt p sack 2 30. .. ....
Dry hides y pound 25c. ...........
A sheetinSs U yard l5lac.
q shifting p yard lac. ....
Cotton yarns U bunch 50 90.
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COMMERCIAL,
WINCHESTER MARKET.
l, lnas.rtr,t = --F,raH CtI ID
Corrected weekly, by 7. w. Ransom.

| " THURSDAY, July %, 1860.
The following prices will be paid for the
articles mentioned, delivered ut store:
Cotton, per pound, 2Oa2;
Bacon, . +" n .r l3ul6
Flour. per cwt., iu IS OK
Meal per bushel. n... stt y.' .a GO
Wheat, per bushel, ilv.u lm, I 20
Pork, (fresh) per pound, r1 ,id s4n9
Butter, 'II t.I 30
Eggs per dozen, .r.,..i 81 ... lJua' H Ii
Beeswax, per pound. tfa A
Ginseng, ,....r -It.. rs
Dried Fruit, (apples,) per pound, :
-" (peaches, =" f.igE 9al21a
Feathers, per pound, Sd .r...F 55aG0
Onions. per busllel, ,a III. tg., 80
S Sv;,s Potatoes pr bushel, Il 2 90 90
Chickens, each, 2Oa25
Beef (fresh.) per pound. ' 61aa7h
,r" (dried,) "a"'I- 7n"m Halo
Lard, per pound, 'ill .''' 20
Hides, (green,) per pound, ''.' l0c
(" (dry,) -" .uH .j' zoe
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/. q. q. F.

AT the regular meeting of Union
hodse No. 10, l. o. o. F., held on the
evening Of June Oath, the following
''llcers were elected for the ensuing
term:
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JUST PUBLISHED,

The new elementary Piano Method. by
Jean Manns and Henry Kleber. The
simplest and most progressive and best
work ever published. Price 81 80.
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Sheet Music and Musical Works.

Our catalogue embraces over six thousand
different pieces, and is immensely popular
New music published every day, and music
mailed. postage paid, when the marked
price Is RENTED.
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VIOLIN STRINGS.

We keep the very choicest and best strings
that are made. Price per set. for best
Violin 81 ; for Guitar, 81 so; mailed, postage
paid.
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The ParlOr Gem | Octave Piano,
BAND INSTRUMENTS

of Brass and German Silver. warranted
correct in tone, ut prices much below other
me t.,ptIirurs
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4 JOURDAN. French COntectiOner,
n .and dealer in all kinds of Fancy
Goods, Public Square.
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SUPPLIEs FOR THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
PArXAsrER,s oyHIoE. US MI
No. ~ pRoADwAT.

10. y Bac.PwiTH,
"Dldsior sappiis. xdysrtissd, viii Be. TscsiSSd
p or i *. fao Sa .Spp S ssi
b delivered nee q expense q the navy {aId New
W.T. w.t. 'a''''''o 'n' a'ua' lh.peen0n 'h'''a'' TO
" BUREAU Oh, NAVIGATION.
BESRaT 81 ~ GossTRRTGrros AND REPAIR
l,D9pounds (biunts) aud 500 pounds lsharps) Cd.
%n SfRss tfs ss G. SSJS y
!Sssss ss S isSss tis s
3s'gss IL v aas n "A h, ;eEsf
bars, ito 10 e. long. iin 10 ~ In. square At butt,
bull. lSss % 70 10 ina II 'di i.ms,.rI 'f
sh, n; Witt na Pine rlsus III. and e
Nos Hs' 10 in th,es ri6e % SHsIfd rs.
Wild. parallel. Is 10 10 long 900 Albany boards
asaIsy R. sas sS; Hs DE-
for Gias'e. IS Had u, JAY 9. 1856 II Lbls TUT.
SssasTi Nd E ia f:, :nS ..i fso;; I:
1856 lbs square and /. 90 lbs round head. hand
$;:s #. ~ ISnt =
medleu." s'lo ~. 70 A.isln, dlsmsteri 50 Plug
s sa az III D. G nd f b.. .n si9
h1i:SsiS os nsi ,S q aS: o. blue a9a
S Sa y Narrow s!Sat R.ss asn ST.
lSnt and iic 10 long, in vide, Steam esus 81,
Wright a Smiths Moulding Machine, and i sei
Ball 4 Williams Planning MAehiasi Circular, 8
Cross Cut, futtoek, hard hack, 10 Jig, and mill
saws, assorted siresi 2ssrapsrs tube, for boilers
II shoyelsi I Scoop shoyeIs, cast steel; 4Vie-s
parallel, cast iron, steel face. Nos, to Q, Ste.
phen'si 4 whetstones, washiia, dressed, ! Id.
eaehI q Monkey wrenehes. Q In. and y In. long,
Goes Bright g, 800 lbs. dat Iron, II to IS a. long
and 40 lbs. Thlmble Iron, to 10 Il. long. l In
TO ein, wide, i In. to ~ H. thick, aud ~ lbs.
Hoop Iron, In to " In, Nos, 10 to 49, to supply
deneieneies under the contract OF Joseph Low for
classes Nos. ~ 80, 81, 81. ~, 81. and 81 July s. lsSs.
Samples will be shown aud further Information
furnished BY Naval Constr D. y, Delano, at the
Navy Yard.
The Ia reserved to reject any or all bids that
may not be deemed advantageous to the Govern
msnt, and to award each article or item separate,
as may be most 70 Its interest Responsible seeur.
lily required for the prompt and faithful delivery Of
supplies awarded within twenty days, blank
forms for which may be obtained at this otAos.
Proposals not duly endorsed on the eny elOpc,
and not made In all respects to conform with this
advertisement aud blank forms furnished will NOT
be considered. Parties making proposals are In :
Vited TO be present at the hour above named /,
when the bids will be opened.
myl0.d PaymAster United States Navy.
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pRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

PROPOSALS FOR PUBL.
ksl T. GisssSE
ussi i Th6 ssSfY y sss !? !: ss; y S,sifsS, B
States Marines At the following places during the
good merchantabs oak. and to DO delivered, piled,
measured and inspected. at such points within the
Hated ~ Il. esansnaiss nsrinc Oais.r. free q
expense 10 the United States; The coal 70 be best
white ash anthraeite egg coal, free from duet and
wssa & pHSsas 10 aS s0S DoiS 10 % SSn e.
walls Of the Marine Barracks as may be designated
by the esmmApdng marine officer, free Of expense
10 the United States, and both wood and coal to be
Ion q he oSmnSHdiRs .caiesT. Showing The aasn.
4. WssSiSsica City b, d SsS tons Of coal 800
PortsnoStS. N. H.. l25 tons of coal, $50 cord, Of
Gharlestown. Mass 80 tons Of coal $50 cords Of
Brooklyn. N. Y. 80 tons OF coal, 100 cords OF
Ph iadslphis, Pa, l25 tons OF cOAl' 10 cords Of
Gosport. Va, rs tons Of s,ali IS cords Of wood.
Pensacola, Fla , 1D cords Of wood.
Payments will DO made upon the receipt Of ae-
eouuts duly authenticated By the commanding Of.
heers Of the posts at which the wood or coal has
The right j. reserved to reject all bids considered
A GUARANTEE to DO signed by two responsible per-
sons, whose responsibility mnst DO csrtined 20 BY
District Attorney, or United States Collector. must
accompany each proposal. otherwise 1t will not be
70 Be endorsed "Proposais for Fuel." and ad-
dressed to the ander''sn%saiLLIAM D. SLACK.
ap-9.wN Major and Qusr.srmastor.
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~ CoPIEs OF I'm "NATroSAL RsPJBLr-
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places, .r.
BIsHor's NEWS STAND. willsrds' Hotel.
CooHRAr's Nnws srArp, metropolitan Hotel.
wismsRerR's News STAND, Ebbit House.
KNsALt's News STAND, seaton House.
wILKirs' News STAND, 81. James Hotel.
PAnKsn's Book AND PsRtopIoAt Daror,
No. tSs Seventh street, opposite tho Pest
once. ....... .I ..H.s...
w.D.B. MAJsH, at 9iibert's Dining Saloon,
s31 + street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Jour y. BunosH, No. ne = street, between
twelfth and rhirteenth streets. D..
Jous A. BurLrn, stationer, aTs near Thir-
stsenth. IN. Hi
BuRKx's NEws STAND, Kirkweot House.
,CHARLEs II. ANDERSON, stationer, ~ Sew
enth street, between r and q streets. ID
JArns BELLrw, ststioner, tsc,s ssvesth BE-
tween @ and II. u =
s. @. s. BARnouR, ststioner, as Seventh
street, between II and streets.
JoHs A. vAr DsnAr, statiener, Il seath A
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hill. .. ...a
WILLIAM BAnTLrrr, ststieuer, No. % east
Capitol street., between Third ana Fourth, east
Capitol Hill. ..# r.
s. O. MILLs, stationer, II street north, two
doors east OF Third street west.
Jas. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, 81
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
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PROPOSALS FOR EgIEsE BEEF AND BEEF

OFFICE CHIEY ConhIssAhr or sgbsIsrRSoE,
Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate. Will be received
& Iy on. sss.$G ri S9,i RSt
sss, until 2O'SGcs IN: TU Ks h,O Max rs is
aud other. supplied at --,
EST nrssr kaasa' I've sS%psIEis' ,om
F.E T:Ii.ss ;5 1,.;: four our S so%oS
Camp Beseher. mouth OF Little Arkansas. one
FORT Lsrnsd. Kansas, three eOmpaaies.
Rort Dodge, Kansas. Ave companies.
Fort Lyon, Colorad9 Territory, two eompaHles.
Port Reynolds, Colorado Territory, one com
Eort Garland. COLORADO Territory. one company.
such chez S BE- I'd Il the
there viii % ~ sOnp.nies. 4 !. expected. when
Camp supply Is discontinued, that the other posts
bss sns ssstSbIt.hedi As'' '''''u " wan ""'0
The contracts will commence at all the posts July
harier. Hays, Wallace aud Lake Stations, and
June =. ls7j. \. all the ether posts,
There Is nothing positive Gs to the number OF
troop; At each PGst I6o above Is as close to It a.
"HsIEsr, Hays. Wallace and Lake Station will be
bid f9T tSsethsT; Larnsd. Dodge; BSoeheT aud the
post ts Go5hsTn PAT q the 9 dr rsFrOry
the two former can be bid for separately from the
Lyon, Rey nolds aud Garland will be proposed
is ~. s0 The posts here :GaFsesa
Id % AZ: them sspsy.tsiy, should, Ia addition,
= The beef y be q good. wholesome, marketable
qualify With ssG PtSPSaiORRiiS % fore And GlnS d.
Excluded The necfs o. the cattle hail be cut ID
q the fourth VsTssS.sl i0iG and the SrSss
sil cut !5Tss Y I.aT i9shS; I6ISs Rs
BAehl beef when dressed must net at least 100
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OFFICE CuIEV c9nNlssARr oysrgsI.rEScE,}
DIPhEragSr or pAKorA, I
8 ti sS sSS 81 'Hf .ssp9 !:
Ing net beef from the block from July l. lsd', TO
tRsaf tGE50kE, N. l.. ' Tone s sO%paayJ
y,a% 80. ;s s
oa Tai & 3: fsSa
GsTs sPd s Sd SOy e B: .sss de
rue sSsh tines "a ,S nay Is u,as, This
sgreemepi shall be cut OF At the fourth vstebrai
Joint, aud the breast trimmed down. The shAnks
aaSSs aSSTS S knee gu au S q Sq.
from six to eight inches above the gabrel or hook
Bids may be made either for furnIshln g tho beef
at one Of or At all the posts above named.
dssa each msmSdH 5S s
to be present to respond % their bids; ,.
tsn CS 'w % e.
that should his proposition be accepted he will At
Gi'T into eSntsTs
giving good and suaieisut bosds for u. tulalmspt
.h nS 5S iHs S SsSsaS Of Ss CLERK u the
nearest District Court or Of the SGSed states
Tue ,TisEt is reserved to reject any or all bids
Payments to be made at each post monthly 10
be made as soon as received. -
po.aii r fSf PrssS n Boe Z" and
6 tsp satTs B Il LIEUT. Col D. o army C.
g.. dept o. Dakota. Spfl.d
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
Ear %.P.wSSSS;E.E r. M G.y& ~, Ii.a
signed. until 10 o'clock A. ~, May Is, lscs, for
''''''''s FRESH BEEF
All gan. be s 81 5 Sn5
sSsr!%T. {hssF sS,2E Ind d.i siansy ALLEY Z s.
lime, reqai5Sd by aud O9 such As The Com:
The neck q The cattle slaughtered for beef to be
delivered under this agreement shall he cut on ut
the fourth verlebTAi iOinl, aud the breast trimmed
am TGs Is % Sa, he be
and Of hind quar- eys rpm SIX to eight above
seTarat. proposals 10 duplicate will also be re.
Gsiyed by tue TsdSrs5od up to the sane 9%IT and
s1 SSci fS GSsrs saS IEs ssd at hi
Post, or supplied therefrom. with such choice
;gSG a. SiTioiP aud Porter House STEAK, stSHIns
These eSatrSsts to be in force six months. or such
less time As the COmmissary General shall direct,
commencing on the lat Of June, 1857. aud sqbjeetto
bspaTtnoUt Of The East,
sr:, iftiHTsST $sassPsy T. 81 qPP "a
cred, then the COmmissaTy at Fort wadsworth. n.
I, shall have power TO supply tbG deheleheS
by puIchR Q, and the contractor Will DC chaTgea
with the d ference OF cost.
The contractor will be required to cutter into
bond Tor the sum u two thuasand dOlA are, signed
also by two responsible sureties, whose names
must be mentioned In the bids,
The proposals will be opened At 10 o clock, q
on the l5lh of May, 1859, At Fort WAdsworth, n. Y
II, at which time and place bidders are requested
! to be pretcnt. 800. e.,
Proposals will be marked ''PIopOAAlA for Beef,
and addressed, J, W, MACMURRAY.
Brev, MAJ, First Lieut.. lst Artillery, A.Cs.
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

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TREAsuRI DEPARTMENT, April 2, lseo.
Notice Is hereby given that the interest
coupons payable On the first day Of May
next, will be paid on presentation at the
proper Offices upon rebate Of interest at
the rate of six per cent. per annum In coin.
GEoRaB 8. BsUTwELL,
Secretary Of the Treasury.