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DR. HARBOUR: l eheorfully add my testimony to
the efficacy ofyour Invaluable Lotion. l have had
occasion to uGe 1t In my family for the relief OF
Neuralgia and Nervous Headache, and have found
II to effect an almost inatantaneous cure. regard
II as being the best preparation for the above af
Elections that have syoT tried
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w this OHlse,
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A New HoTEL.-Ground was broken yes
terday on Vermont avenue, between II and
streets, for n magnificent structure to be
erected by W. W. Corcoran, esq, and which
will be occupied for hotel purposes. The
new hotel will be rented by Baltimore firm,
and is expected to be ready for occupancy
about the 18th of October next. The build
ing is to be seven stories In height one hun
dred feet front, one hundred aud forty feet
deep, and will cost about S250,0O0. II will
be conducted on the style of the Ffth Avenue
Hotel, New York.
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u wlsHisoros, o. D.. VS.. 10, 1870.
On the pstition o. CHArLsslA. DuRoiE, of New
granted him on he Ia DAY, % May. 1855. Tor an
this Office the 80 day Of May pexls, Any person
may oppose this extension, obiections, dsposi.
twenty days before the day % hearing. ~. -
febI7-Thsw Commissioner o. Pstent. d,
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THE RAILROAD BMDGE.-We understand
that the receivers Of the Washington and
hcxandria railroad propose to commence at
once the work of repairing the railroad bridge
over the Potomac as to render 1t passable for
trains. Since the break, some weeks ago,
the passengers by rail going South have had
10 be- conveyed to Alexandria by steamer,
there to take the cars. The work
will be pushed ahead, and u speedy resump.
ton Of travel may be expected.
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Notices Of Patents.


- -----------.-.. :
On the pstI,Ion d cTlsl:sk. bVno 49, u II Ssw
I TSs him e. sss ~ Ssy is, R' s
Ills ordered that the ssld psti,io, b heard al
ssis may ' apSos 80 II. daS 81 sysaD
tVsnty dsys befpre III dsy Of Rsafna 'n' one'
$500. c.,I Ei;isI6 A. t :, a..
,eon-ii-," oO,1l.---,De-. - y, -1a..
LIMITED sTATss PATENT ogFIgE, :. =, n
"a, N. u.,,, W.sgISeros, D S:,pse, " ~
ys,s: SiSSist II ND y. Z s.,sS.isn y ps,ss,
"A NJ q, saiae iSr q z mi,
otes "a he "a day q Nay next; Any person
WIZ $50 "a G s;. @ :sSSS - XII
tsOaa-Msu connl.sisssfH d fstsSl.
USrkSS t sT1gfs rAbt a. PsS sISs o. 1852
On petition ~ W 5ooDAia, of0ilston, lowe.
Ss S Hs,'s' Say ssa srs%ss$d 70
me !l6 day % September, is6o, for an ImpfOvemsni
oTss ISi ~, .sis PPssios b heard A,,h.
may oppcse this extension. objeeiions, depos II
s $y S.$:T SsTSSS Il: his SS'
mhs.wa commis sitssf d ffPPS sisssl..
ITNITrp srIT a p .TKST oyyioR
'iA' WI s9tseTos. D, Feb' N. isso
yoS the petition q aIsay BSysISs. % New York,
q Kim p 81 Ss h az 81 June, fSt s an i%,
il Is ordered lhsi said petition be heard At Ills
o,es on the as day q May 55sfs Any per.
III chez s pspss liquid Ss liza S'R IL.
nr,r.,w oor,.,lE E,Isax J. F$$STE,.
TINTED STATES PATENT orFi5s.
" . WARRINGTON, ID, q. .'Feb, III 16tp.
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PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
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THE TENANTS MEETING.--A meeting of
the Tenants Association was to have been
held last evening at Bars hall, but owing
to u Misunderstanding the tenants found
upon assembling that the hall had been let
for a meeting OF the Boys In Blue. As will
be seen by our advertising columns the
meeting will be held on Monday evening.
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Probate Xssle.I1 d =. .
of Narcisse B. Acosta,

ICuCCCSCkOll Va ANSSA SASoS ~ AASO'oeN'
.enooD ydeceased. lniN IA
THERE will b. soffi-red At Public Sale,
TO the highest and last hiddrr. on
q Saturday goth day Of March lsc9 !
at the last residence Of deceased, the fol-
lowing property, belonging to said Sue
ccssion, to wit:
The undivided halfofa certain
tract of Prarie land, Situated in this Parish,
containing 80 arpshts. bounded North by
land of wisloy Pierre Dominyaez, nth
by land Of Mrs. Antoine Do'ninguez, Ess,
by land Of Emanuel Antoine Domingnrz
and West By. the Ope'pusas road. -s.44.
One Dwelling House anil opthouses,
Fencing, P.oushs and Harrew>,
A,vy H.rses, Mule. @ Cow and Calf,
8a Fur,iture,a Corn. etc. etc, etc.
TERMS, d CONDITIONS:-Ths
land Cash = balance Of property one half
cash and the o.het half on a credit Of one
year from the day Of sale !; purcha asers
furnishing their notes witt, two good and
solvent securities to the satisfaction Of the
administrator to whose order said notes are
drawn and made payable at the office OF
Eraste Asstos, Esqr:as Note. 70 bc.r eight
per cent Interest Per annuin from maturity
until paid;n No purchaser Of movable
property shall hAvs the right TO-, dispose
Of the same untilipsid for, other xi-e the
whole amount Of the purchase price will
become due Immediately ,f.:si !
,easi ,4A 70 vth q; :. mUoS' Il
f...s.s.s h -, Parish Judge. "
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THANKS FOR A GOOD DEED.

At a regular Meeting held by the He.
brew Association of vermilionville, March
TIN 1850, the following Resolutions were
m.de4::' '''4e -es Al f.F y5"''''. SO"
WHEREAS, We the I.reali,e., residents
Of vermil;onville and its vicinity. are 10
debted to the Honorable ALExAnDER
MOT ron for tile donation Of Burial Place,
wherein our dead may, repose 10 peace at
Ger life's battle shall have ended, and as i
is becoming that such generosity should
not 50 unmarked, sgo~;..f. a..e
Best unanimously Resolyed, That we
hereby tender our sincere snd heartfelt
thauks to the Honorable ALEXANDER Mou.
TON fer the mnaificent donation Of . place
al Sspulture for the Isrealites Of vernil
ionvills aad viciaity,. and We take this op-
portunity Of assuring him that his kind
ness will be deeply cherished BY us and
registered where every day we turn the
leaf to read. asaa s-nfsrvis I'd tfoAil,i o.
That A. Isseslites We feel bonsd to ex
press cur appreciatiye sense Of the broat
Religions spirit thereby manifested, ant
we commend this, noble example ofaCatho
Iic;ly 10 the admiration and approval 0
all good and thoughtful men. '''''
That in order 70 make due and publi,
reookns,icn of the generosity Of heart ant
liberslity of sentiment thns exhibited b,
one, Of, Lopisiana's most ehesished sons
these Resolutions be inserted in sucl
newspapers, local secular and religious, a
may Be designated By The presiding officer
ss That copy Of these resolutions BE- for
warled to the Hon AiExANnEa aAeurol
in the most acceptable msnner.
|, ]. II. WISE
EbxoSr CArs, VF1f3s'aa'o PiesideSt,
rs,qs. Secretary. lios rDo 2nits7l
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:G9s s.:1 1"4obertiser.''' .
OFFICIAL JOURNAL ofthe Parish
of Lofaystte and Town Of Termilionuills
Published EUery Saturday
VIM. B. BAILEY, PROPRIETOR

''f >'f' i'f+'H TERMS i
SUBSCRIPTION -FOUR DOLLARS per annum
in advance, ,7or FIVE DOLLARS if not paid
within the drst three months. s., I'D.
ADVERTISING
Per Square. 10 lines or less). 81 80
Every subsequent insertion. ........,.. IS
Announcement. Of candidates fur oiiice 10. 5l0 90
No credit will be given fos Advertising or Joi
work. except By special agreement. .e,
Cards. stating merely the names. business and
place of residence, with paper included, Twelve
Dollars, per annuln. - er t-z 81 sT
All advertisements not marked, will he pub.
lshed until forbid. and charged for accordingly.
~ All judicial advertisements must he paid
tor on the last day Of publication, or ON the day
Of sale. .,,...,t v,,. ,,ryy ~
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.sf3sn. JphsIsA. EARLY pay. cenpiuent
70 THf RAsxte or. TIE SoU7u, in the fol-
lowing letter: g..,sx.4surt .se,sy ,,t I'll
Sr. CArHARixE's. ONrARro,
..s--- FebruaYv Oil. 1860. e.

s1as :-Tbs rBA sNss OF sAs,SoUrH has
come to me regularly fof several weeks,
and I have tekd i vith grea. interest, It
is impossi6le Ior any Southern man 10 faii
70 apprscsste the ,ytiting of Fathsr Ryan,
whether n prose or poetry, | assure yon
thai the kind attention, shown me in send
ise yosspapef has 'beeh deeply FIT: | can
not imagine what stis that can induce
any Of our people 10 buy and, read the
journals, monthly. Of weekly. which emau-
ate from the Northern press, whet1 our
dear, though unhappy land, furnishes spch
peyiodicalS ~ the BANNER or THr SoUrH
i will leave here tomorrow 3 fof the
statss. apd yoa can therefore e discoPtinns Il.
sending your ,p.pef here, Accept my
most fsrvent thsnks SoF your attention; +
:. .,.t.. Yoprsr truIy,, "a 4. EAssIfr ElAIssIIr
eESend Three Dollars for ono year.
subscriptiou tos tho Banner Of the South
to. i, 7. BLOME 4 Co.., Pablishers
Angr@a. Ha. j dsi7fI aii & foias!io3 Z
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with the best Of them. '"Fathcr,"
said he, has gone to the war,
and when he gets killed l AN
going to have his lishlinc. -.a''
As cool a person under the
circumstances, as | ever heard
of, was Il young nobleman, who.
IL frightful railway accident
missed his Wallet. One Of the
guards came up to him and said:
My lord, we have found your
servant, but he is cut in two
"Aw, is he p said the young man
with Dundrcary drawl, but
still With some anxiety depicted
on his countenance. s"Will YOU
be gwood enough to see inowhich
half he has gvot the key of my
carpet t-bag?" TO asensitive mind
his anxiety seems to have been
misplaced The some uncons7
ciousness to the awful aspects Of
death was exhibited by a man in
New Jersey in 1859, who was
employed to convey to his friends
the body of Mr.. Wilson, who
had died about fifty miles from
home" Of the Cholera. On finding
the house he knocked at the door
and the, wife Of the deceased
opened it. Does Mr.. Wilson
live here ~ said. the man. Yes"
said the lady" but he is not at
home to-day" MOL know he
amt" !" said the young man with
a soothing tone Of voice, think
ing to break the news gently,
.'but he will be in a minute,
cause I've got him here dead in
nv wagon" There was q still
more reprehensible moral OBJ
tuseness in the remark Of . man
who was sentenced to be hung.
and who inquired Of the Sheriff
the night before the appointed
day Il say, Mr.. Sheriff, at what
hour does this little affair Of mine
come off," '''ss ~! - i'
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USEFUL FACrs.--Eound move.
about thirteen miles in a minnte'
So that if we hear a@clar 'ol
thunder half q minute after the
fash, We may calculate 'thf the
discharge Of electricity fs .siix :
and 4 half miles bAs.'a sasS.s'... = -. -, !,
HoIn ole second Of time Fin one
beat Of the pendulum q q 9 &c clock,
light travels 1O2, 90 miles.
Were a cannon ball slot toward
the sun, and wsre'it . n1sintain
full speed; sitgwoub be twenty
wears invsfeachingit-andl yet
light travels throuA this ,,space
in seven or eight lir.0tes. --''s~
An Irish nli[ei # yards /;
a Scotch mile Is 1884 yards ; an
English. or staae" miiess T64
yards; !; German 1906; Turkish
], ,826. ,xvo;ss q, hss ss4 ssen ss1oo
baaAn .c1e5 is e840ssqtase yd.ds,
or69 yards, ( fpot, 81 inches
each Way sryj';a'a a,qpare, !, ,76Qy yards
each way, obtaining $40. ,acres:
suAsoaeeal stone i weighs" a
BOUNDS orhe eighth Of 4 hun4a
drsd {gro. wtseight) in England;
and i 6 ponds in Holland ss "a
The falom is six feet. "A
hand, in i n lorser r measure + !is i .,f1ur four
inches. iyi9 yasss b sIqmsxs sllea
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The FAMOUS APPLE TREE.

The Montgomery Picayunc con-
tains an interesting account Of
Lees surrender from which we
take the following Every now
and then we see IN our Exchanges
erroneous descriptions of the
surrender at Appomattox, and
how Gen. Lee stood and s,lrrcn-
dcrea under an apple tree--how
Gen. Grant admired Gen. Lees
beautiful sword, and returned it
rcmaraing that Lee was too
brave a man to be without a
weapon. etc. etc. -'- H7
Gentle reader, none Of these
things happened. Gen. Lee did
not surrender under an apple
tree. He did not offer his sword
to Grant. Grant did not admire
the weapon and return it. If our
readers will bear with us, we will
give the surrender as we saw it.
- i; Gen. Lee views
the hopeless conflict from a dis
tance, dispatches a flag oftruce
to Gen. Grant, the struggle ends,
and the hostile lines are drawn
back. While this correspondent
ce was going Oh, and whilst Gen.
Lee was waiting the arrival. Of
Gen. Grant. he took shelter from
the sun under, an. apple tree in
McLane's orchard, under which,
Talcot, of the engineer corps had
placed some rails for . seat, and
fully half a mile, from Appo4n-
attox.o Gen, Grants arrival on
the outskirts of the army was
soon announced. Lee in a full
suit of gray, with his English
sword girded to his side, riding
forward to meet Grant-hc was
a warrior Of whom history itsel1
might stOopito gaze. The inter
view between the opposing chief
ta;ns was severely simple, but
few attendants present. i. took
place between the pickets Of the
| two armies and lasted only a few
minutes. Cd Grant 'apologized 70,
not having bis sword which wa was
behind in the wagon. The terms
were agreed upon, and Lee rode
back to his army. igeCommis.
sionerss ( on. either side wer'
appointed to ,arrange "details
The surrender became known
and then, toess,. for two days
blank. List Of our names wer'
made out, and two days after
wards with heavy hearts we file'
1by, brigade 1T a time, before
line. Of captors, deposited ou
banners and arms. Gen. Lee rod
homeward on the third day, an
all was over. ~. 49,
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= Gong. years ago, Eesseniden
said !; The .farlaer,oto be . pros
peroess sfarmer; must not only
have his hand; engaged in the
vntk. !, ,buths "A must have his
,ptQle heart, soul lIaad, nsi'ad,r in his
MorkH These strengthen the
hands and encourages the heart,
and III be apes vail l. be done 3 vel
end 6episssNre to psosper. .~e -
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Te,atc' Public. d Tic, !. !
Succession de Narcisee B..

bas os.. AcOsta, decide.
11Li sera offers en- vente pubique, au pIns
haut ct deruier epclierisseur, le i'-i'e'f
lSamedi ls 2ot,ae. jour de Mars 1862.
4 la dsrniere, residence du .defunt,2 les
propnetes suivantes. appartenant - sust
dits succession. savoir:ea III ta nd gd
La moitie inditise dun certain
morc~aus de- terre dc Prairie. slime. daas
cs,te Paroisse, contenant quatreyingt NJ
pents, bornes. Nord par Ia tssrs.de veuve
Pierre Domipguez, Sud par ls tsr'e de
Nine. Antoise Domipguez, Est par Ia
.erre d'Enaausl Antoine Domipgusz, ct
ooes. par 10 chemin publiqus aes Ope::
lonsss. IL .,.ss - ~ Eaa ~,s
Uus Mason lie residence ct sutre ba-
!, tisse., Barriese. Chsrrues ct Herses,
Chsvaux, ,MYlrt. vAches ct Veaux,
! 80 ,Meuble. MsiS, etc. ETC., etc.
4 ,Termes !. ct. Conditions. ~ La
terre Comptant---bslspcs des ,prepriet6.
sera vendu, spe moiti6 cqmptant ct l'astrs
moitie, ~ credit dun an du jour de Ia
veuae - tLss acqu@rcurs foureiront q lsnr'
b;llefs aves. deux BON ct solvables securities
Ia "a satisfaction d. radMipistraten. e.
| payable au bureau 4FEtastl n outen, Esqr
I, les biIlsi. ref,.rcnt iiftatet airsison d
hait psdr cent par An de aeuss asehesnc
Ijusqu'ani raistnhht L'Acqaassar .n'anr'
pas le edsoit de disposer -dss gpr"priete
mobile acquise, avant is plein paiemen
du prix d,sohaf; q en- cas- que 5l'scqueeeg
disposesaitsIes propHetss svant Il mat oil.
dss dits' biileaG alms ils dssieadrcnt imme
diatsnsut hpayablss..asas ssn.2 h9a s'ig'
IS a. aiislyf el bsasiA. III MOSS.
| few. 20, '69.aSl Jnge dslParoisse. i
naGg fssg se.s s.f IA .sra.xp
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'Pf1l,1L,EE 'Pfo1lr,1LE WHO An, Ar TOO Cool

In the February number Of the
galaryl,. : I writer. ddiscoursing
upon this sqbiact,, gives the fol-
lowing illustrations of people
whom he thinks were, too cool, ;
!. have read Of people who
were too calm aud q complacent,
Ofsncha character, Il think,,was
the,conductor who, when he ran
over q man, said he never Liked
to do it.. ''because it mussed up
the track so.nn---Aad speaking OF
SAWS, and following this train oi
thought, l may mention a yolns
man from the country who Went
into q hardware store in New
York, and rapping q great buzz
saw with his knuckfes, remarked
= lad x ,'asp old I dad ripped Il
pieces wths one of them fsller'
last weelnH Ethink that young
man exhibited 6'httie emotion
for the ! occasion. i,illa 4. i. II, showed l
lack Of 6liRl affection only oom'
parable,to that Of = boy belong
| ing to . primary school IN Man
chester, New Hampshire. wh.
assured his schoolmates that b,
world soonbe able to indulge il
lhis favorite sport 81 the rye
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o---Hdsen. The, 'lloirr, chicken
thief uo occupies the Guberna-
torislschaiF Or North Carolina;
has 1legraphed, Y. tc.ttbs. the carpet;
BAG b snators froml that State not
to we for any redAction of 1.-The
arm that nayarssult inlweaken-:
inpthe garrison in North Caro-.
lin Forretaining his. hold pn
tn State, he seems to prefer the
Faeral to.a militia force like
1T employed. by Clayton, in
rkansas.--EMo Tribune. aai,7
. u
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SteamI Tobacco Manufactol

Steam Tobacco 4aMu19ctOry
Nos sl.and 93, corner Charter and Cont Sireets,
sa III 81 NEW ORLEANS .stsa~is
TAfRECTi importation Of French. German
~ aad .Engliih PIPES. tAlways On hand. .
large assortmeat Of Leaf tobacco fot eegan, and
also, . full sapplysof Domestic and Hsyanassesars
Onr Havana segafs pre- Of a direct importation
ana OF tke most favofite brand. I" p'Hs 'sssF4
The undessigmca informs his friends IN ass
country that hs has constantly on hand "a e1
Smoking and chewing tobacco
tssady .for delivery Ris aasortment Of
MEARSHUM. dBREYERE ROOT
lndisH tdbSsf snd cIay PIPES = ianris,Ilcd 81
New Orleans, ~ - pised and faaaity. Hisolt
and nee ,cueteueswilA 1nd y great advantage
hy. callins. apd visiting hia s;efp maa,ptactqry
Sld sa1es foonlA They are well known In Lou
itlxua 4nd other StateR, ana viii defy all CON
petttiels 9ya giee@I n tEtP. ..GARRA3IN.s
4 : Il 4
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! The bump of destrucive-
.ss." A railway oelaisionss - ?
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L iUsTRATIoNS ACCOMPANYlNg THE RE-
P0pT 0f THE COMMIssIONBR OF PAT.
ENTS FOR THE YEAR 1859.
orrrSE oS s,SsIss s!S P 7. III

Sealed proposals will be rscsised al this oGss
uauI March TO- ls6a, at 10 o'clock, for furnishing
d FSsR Gs e. sss he
eSt on % each lIiSssrsticn or for oherwse furnish
ing the illustrations for that report.
contractor, W o must arrange them into pages z
numerical order. as nearly As Is consistent WIZ
iyered At this office free Of cost for transPCTtAHon'
aud subject 70 the approval or rejection Of tue Con
The Joint Committee Of Congress on Public
Printing would pgeer h.ys A Ss S ks sSSts %
isS7, IN SceoTdsnee with tho standard heretofore
adopted BY them, and t4es a 5ssss RrTpSs n iSs
s sas Sss hi. braaeh Of the public printing
Ge pIaeii Tor 81 ianrasSias The iSstTsoas by eR
nsds S'h he and
bidder Tor the Interest OF the Government, due re-
h USt asps sS he JSSs GoSmtes On
lug, who reserve the right to reject any or all Of
Bidders, must procure from the Congressional
Printer drawings OF illustTauuns sumsient IN
Sds % iG5 SasS 81 tRS %Srt
statement that " was made In the establishment OF
th he WoSS. Ift6s I'D Z for supplying slsetfSIyPf
Sat i may 30 subjected 10 practical tests, 10
Bidders are Teqairsd 70 propose foT Sse wv mhSa
mere than one hgure Is required g. tbo
yen0n or design Gas Is sometimes ihe , Is5'I ana
! whole number Of figures win DC
paid for a. 4 single ILLUSTRATOR ,nI,.s arcomna.
No proposal will be eOnsidrTeI @ SnpraSSI ~ a
Med BY bond WIN az District Attorney, In the
on UNITY W SiO 40 bst !hs bidder OF bidders II
MS OF lhSl r ia accordance with the proposal
cute thv uMmbsr Of Illustrations will be about the
Ino ~ In the last published volume.
sAInIT Ia Tiher Information that may By required
wtlI Be furnished upon application to this once or
! y, The Commissioner Of Patents. ,..,
! Blank forms will be furnished upon hPpileAllon
. to the undersigned, aud no proposal VIII pc eon
/ sdersd which does not e1nfVrm Preeisely there'
with. .,rL ,t.c
Proposals will be sddEssssii to The Joint 90 m
! Hon II b AnIheny, U. S. Senator Hon. A, b.
LSdin, HOg.s II RSpISs1assaSssi Ss hs aRSsI
lot r"''H' JOHN o. DEFREEs,
GsIb.TuThuualV CopErsssionAl Prin'sE
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

no,,.u... w 4. o.rr,o w
irs,zsb 81 ,TSs esnrDsSp oIIicYi"
NO Vi ftAhL STREET, bvIIALg' FL.
s,,, ,,, hareh IBi
SeAlel ptoposhls, N aupnSsts, W thisnlnE ahn
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WARRINGTON. Feb ~, 1852,
Sealed proposal sal b Sf I zee S in dapssts mil
SATURDAY the 18th day Of March, at y M for the
Fresh and Corned Beef aud Mutton required for sale
WashinEten. In his city, Ais, for Supplying the
troops al Forts foote aud Washington, Maryland,
with Fresh and Corned Beef. Said, proposal for
coraed BSs2 and Nation fsSuITsd Tor issues, and
also for sales to officers and others authorized to
purchase at this Depot.
officers to be Of the dnest quality, Of select parts,
made by the othoer In charge, from the hind guar.
ters aud ribs Of the for the bsel and
guiTed Tor The troops to be Of equal proportions Of
iore and hind neiss HR I'd ESnsy
quality and In unexeeptiona bic condition, In all
cases. II the meat Is not sati saetory purchases In
the open market will be made at the expense OF the
The contractor will be required t, deliver the
meat at the store. houses, at the places named,
at such times as an oihoer Of the Subsistence De.
Separate proposals will be received for supplyipE
with Fresh and COrnsd Beef, and with Corned
prOpSsit0n VIII be REGARDED for iaT1ish!nE the
eludes both sales and issues In accepting the last
bid the lowest average price on the Suannty re-
qulred for both purposes will be considered Bid.
Payment 10 Be made at this Oh Go monthly for all
Meat purchased, or when In FUNDS for the purpose.
All questions respecting quality and condition
will be settled by the onieer OF the Subsistence De-
pArtment receiving the Meat.
The contracts will be made for sig months from
The lst day q April. 1872. or such period as the
The proposals for supplying all connected with
tion Of Breyet Brig Gen. II. Brooks. sonnapdinE.
feb2I.2aw5t Depot and Chief C.s.
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A ZINE STORE FOR RENT IN GOOD Bust.
IA NESS Location, Il6 seventh street, between O
and \, near the Patent once. Possession giyen On