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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-08-07
FOR SALE.

A%N-N TWENTY ACRES OF THE BEST LAND
III ~ IN lLLlNOIS-In the best state Of cult.
I'LL II vaton with capital spring of water run.
ming through H. is ofered cham Tbar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-08-07
FOR SALE.

~, A HOUSE AND LUT IN SOUTH OTTAWA-L,
- 1872 IT, front by 100 deep. Good houses very lars
WHti rooms; good well. fruit trees and srubbery Ca
ii be bought very cheap For terms and price, appl
&A.-Hto X. IL. LOWE & co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-08-07
FOR SALE.

An A LARGE PROPERTY on OTTAWA AyENUl
The property consists Of good house and fruit tree
shrubbery, &C. We will sell very low for cash. TheI
liii is nearly four For terms and price appl
70 X. II. LOWE 4 co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-08-07
FOR SALE,

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM-Three
miles northwest Of Ottawa, La Sale coun.
ty. Ill. Said farm has 20 acres Of beauti-
fuI vnilIIn, thrifty iilnLar Tho xa..,ai..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-08-07
FOR SALE.

r 4 VERY DESIRABLE FARM-Suitable {,
stock raising. This farm is located 8 mil,
g south OF Ottawa There is 40 acres of beautifl
timber, and a new hoase, containing s lars
- rooms. The farm has but little or no outsif
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-08-07
FOR SALE.

lAaa VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING-Nne rooms
E8,,11 on Webster ST., only fve minutes walk from Il
Iiii! Court House. Good well and cistern. Lot 90 fe
E;ii front by Is feet deep Best neighborhood in Il
-AAHAcity. Terms easy. Apply to h H. LOWE & co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-08-07

UuIuIHbs Al tIIe scO ItlI, VIII IttIs nUhey open
this desirable property would make It of the fines
farms in ia Sale county. For particulars and terms
to X. II. LOWE 4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-08-07

ar HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, or would trad
NJ for good farm within 10 miles Of Ottawa. Th
house end lot is located Main street. The let
j $50 feet front by 80 deep. The building Is suitabl
for any business store. Wisell very low 70
lash or trade. Apply to K. II. LOWEk CO.
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schenck's Palmonlo syrng.


seawoed Tonic. and Mandrake pills vii
cure Consumption. Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia. IL taken according 10 the diroc-
lions. They are all three 90 be taken go
the same time. They cleanse tho stomach,
relax the liver, and pul 90 % work. then
the appetite becomes good che food diRoaia
and makes good blood the patient begins
70 grow ia flesh the diseased matter upens
In the lungs, and the patient outgroWa tho
disease and gets we'll. 4 bis 81 Che only way
20 cure Consumption.
To these three medicines DR. d f.
schencG, OF Philadelphia. owes his unrl-
vailed success in the treatment OF Puimo-
nary Consumption. The Pulm0nie syrup
rpeus the morbid matter in tho lungs
nature throws 40 on by an easy ezpeotora-
ton, for when the phitRm pr matter d.
ripe a slight cough Will lhr1w % on, and
the patient has rest, ard lhe lungs begin
20 heal
To do this, the seawesd Tonic end SHANE
drake Pills must be freely used to cleanse
the stomach and liver. no that tne Pu
monte syrup and the food Will make good
blood.
sohenek's Mandrake pills act apon tho
liver, removing ali obstructiona, relax tho
dncts Of the gail b adder, Che bile starts
freely, aud the liver O. soon roileVed} the
stools Will show what the Pills oan e3s uO-
thing has ever been invented except chlD-
mel G. deadly poison, which is very diane
&c Gus 10 use, unless With great careI that
will unlock the gall bladder nnd START tho
secretlOns Of the liver nke aonoucKa Mau-
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint Is one 90 tho most
prominent cmnnes "a Consumption.
-chenek -cnweed roulc lH "a gentle
slim lan1 ana alternative Hud lue HIkHu
ln le seaweed. winch tnis preparation lG
made Of, sIsta bIe stomach tD Throw 0Ht
tue gastric juice 90 dlhsoiVe the food with
The Fu m9nic syrup ana D. made INTO
good uiHUd Without fermentation on huurs
iua la tile stomach.
DR. schenck, in his treatment, does not
tty 10 TOP cough night HWe 90 ehillaf
Of fese'- tsenoYe tue fau-e, hnd they "lH
AL stop OF their own accord. $50 oue can
be- cured 81 COnaufnp tiDu Liver comp
Dy-pepsi E, nLtrrn, Caukef, Of liberated
throai, uniess tie Aver aud stomach are
made healthy.
When there a 90 lung disease. and only
Liver Compiai "a Dyspepsia, hcheuckH
5eHWeed lOuic and maudrtho fnlH are
T~ke the Mandrake Pills freely I'D all
bilora mpiainta, a. they $50 perfectly
harmle s.
DR.. schono6, who ha enjoyed ualnter-
rupted health for mans years past aud
now weighs rs pounds. w14H wasted away
To "a mere alEt leIOus "a tie very inst stage
o. Pulmonary consumption hla nnyal-
clans having pronounced DIS case hoppe
less and abandoned MIN % uls fates 40
was cured ~ the afOresatd medicines
Full directions accompany each, make
Ing % not a0rOluLelg necessary Nv NHH Die
5chemck, unless patients wish their IuuRa
examined aud iOf Tins purpose Doe % proc
lessiOnallg az bis principal ONCE, Fhtla-
delphi a. every Saturday Wufrc ala letters
Of advice mast be- addressed.
Price Of the Puimonfc Syrup and sea-
weed Tonic, each on CD Ser bottle. on ga Ed m
half dozen. M-ndrake Pills, 800, per box.
For sale by an druggists.
fe2 dAuIv auM1
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Trade has been good during the past
week, and our merchants generally have
enjoyed a good business. The orders from
Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers have
been large. Prices of the leading staples
are generally unchanged, although we
revise a few figures IN yur quotations.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-18

Captain John D.. Davis has secured tho
mail contract from fhn mouth al aHa ans
Kansas 70 Pine Biun. and II ~ rnHfp mo
mail twice week The White HfverfnnII
contract has not been re-iet Tha Franr
FarRoud viii not enter the at. T.uufa frali..
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DRY GOODS.


Trade the past week in this line was
very good, aLd sales were quite large, anu.
no doubt, satisfactor, to buyers Sellers
did not seem to realize the fact that prices
are already too low, aud stes dy at that,
but ar 9 sales with as much vlgor as
II the advantage was in their favor. Sell
In dollar for ninety cents l. not very
profitable, but II gives " vim to the trade.
The market is Wed supplied with desirable
goods, and prices remain steady at foI mer
quotations.
Bows SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
Atlantic A, sheetIugs. l6c; stark A, do.
I5c; CanneitOn, oo., I5c, Lyman G, A,
Is; Abbott 3. "A, 1870; Thompsonville
"A, l3e; Ashland, loo.
BLEAcHED SHEErIN1s AND SHIRTINGs.-
LOnsdaIe "A, 1870; HIPS Al. 1910; BalIou
Al, I51Sc; Ballou, rs, I215c; Boot, Al. I5e;
WaItham =, A, Ice; Br4nch ri leI, 4,
I5c; Rockville, rs, lie; sycamore. Sd. Zoe;
Canoe = Ice.
PRINTs-Merrimac W, I4c; Merrimac,
d, at &c; Sprague's lie; Ashford's, l2c;
Simpsons l2c; American, at lie; Dun-
ners, I2c; AmOskeag, 1hc; Lowell, lc;
Troy, Sc.
TIcKrNes-Conestoga Extra Al. s21zc;
Gold Medal A, 271zc; C T, A, Csc; A
~ Z1ac.
DRESS GooDs-Wool Delaines, s5g4Oc;
Fancy DeIaines, Isa2Oc; Amures, PC;
Oriental Lustres, 2593Oc; Lawns, 400, zoe;
Lawns, $40, 25c; Jaconet, 3O935c; French
Jaconet, 35g41c.
MISCELLANEOUS - Skirt Braids, soc !;
Coats and Clark's spools. soc; Green &
Daniels SpooIs, 45c; 2-bushel Bags, 4O95Oc /;
"a bush Bags. 55965c; S-bush Bags, $40
zoe; Raleigh skirts, SIG 50 per dozen; Gill
bert's skirts, So 50 per dozen; Pontusie
Skirts, SO 90 per dozen.
HATS AND CAPs-Trade good, with large
stocks on hand. Prices remain un-
changed.
Boots AND SHoEs-Firm, and we report
a fair trade during the past week. Stocks
are large, and prices remain unchanged.
QUEENswARE = Dealers report a good
trade for the past week, although prices
remain unchanged. Gold is on the up
ward tendency, and If the advance con-
tlnues 1t will undoubtedly cause the price
ofqueensware to advance also. The fruit
Jar seasons opening lively, and one house
in this city has 5000 dozen in store and on
the way.
HARDWARE Business continues good.
The quotations for Tin Plate are sl4 90; Bar
Iron, 414c; sheet Iron, boiled, 5149654c.
Charcoal. S14GS14Cs AUtSS, u 10 AOE 4Ou
Ares. Mann's, SI3 so; Lippincott's, sl4 So
efnmons'. SIS %; Diamond Edge. sl8 5Oi
Grass Scythes, $40 5Oal3 90; Grain Seythss
SD GOALS 90.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-The demand Is
very good and market firm. Prices re-
main about the same. We quote: sash
Sc to lie per light; Doors. 81 70 TO 81 81
each; Blinds. - so to So rs per pair
Nails, "a 1895 90 per keg for 1Odi
Glass, IS 40 to s. 90 per box; White
Lead, g 90 to 50 70 per keg; Lime, zoe &c
SIOO; Cement, 81 OO92 3.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsIoNs.-Marketh rm prices are uR.
changed. We fix ourquotations as follows
Ness Pork, s31 OO@3I 50. Bulk Meats, shout
ders I21z9l21zc; rib sides I41z9l41zc; c cal
rib sides 1 1<9I51ac; clear sides l6g163z. Ba
con, sno 5Id=rs IS1131zc; clear rib sides I61s
aI61zc; clear sldes I79I714c; plain hams
ito; canvassed I71zg1sci pain sugar-eurec
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17Iz9lsc; sugar-cured, canvassed, lS9l919c.
I Lard, tierces $50 Is16c; kegs 1917 q Zoe.
| Cheese, new 2923c; supply light.
GRAIN heat, receipts continue light.
| Prices remain unchanged We quote
Al 25 for Mediterranean; 81 40 for
English. Corn is firm at 5O955c in ear for
new; sheIled, 65970c in new burlaps: from
wagons, loose, soc. Oats, firm. White,
6597Oc in new burlaps; Black oats, 65@70c
in new buriaps; from wagons loose, 5O955c.
FLoUR-Market dull; large stock on
hand; quotations are unchanged. We
quote good low grade superfine at s595 Is;
extra Sc 5O96 IS; family and fancy b ands,
81 5O@s8 so from white wheat.
CORN MEAL--We lind but little business
being done. We place the price of kiln
dried at 50 90 to So 10 per barrel and dull.
HAY-Baled, s2O9S23 per ton, according
to quality.
BRAN-Is held at s2O@22 per ton, and mar
ket brisk.
sHIPsrUFF-s25 OOa2s 90 per ton.
SEED PorAToEs-Peach Blows, 81 50@2 90
per barrel; Pink Eyes, Shaker Russets,
and early planting potatoes, 81 5092 90 per
barrel. and dull according TO quality. The
supply is very large and the market over
stocked.
81 40, and large So 90 per barrel.
GUNNIEs - New stock reserved is held
at 21@Z2c; good quality of secondhand
old at 159lSc.
SEED = Glover, $40 90; scarce; demand
light; Timothy, 50 6598 IS. Flax seed. 81 70
az 20, according to quality; orchard grass
81 IS; redtop, 81 %.
GREEN APPLEs-s49s 90 per barrel, ac-
coTding TO quality.
ToBACCO-The market continues firm,
with 4 good demand. Receipts have been
heavy and the sales for the asst week loot
up I6I hogsheads. Martin. Gardner & Co.
report sales OF 100 hogsheads at prices
ranging from 81 IS 10 sl3 So, for Trashy
Lugs to Good Leaf. Weldon Bros. Co.
sold 50 hegsbeads at from IS 55 TO sII IS, for
Lugs TO Common Leaf. Tue MARKET is
brisk, with an active demand for all
gr~ DIS. The following are the quotations
at present ruling in this market:
Trash to Common Lugs ...-........-. @ SIC
Good q 81
Common Leaf......... ..--.... $40 "a
GOOD ............... 9lZ19
F1ne..................--- ..-.lz]4 GA
C.aNa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-18
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FISANCIAL-The demand for money is
more active, and chiefly upon short bills.
There is no excess OF capital in our mar
ket, and our banks have full employment
for all their means Rates OF interest re-
main at 10 to Z ger cent.
Exchange on New York is In supply, but
not in excess Of the demand. Rates are
unchanged-buying at par, and selling at
Is premium.
Gold Is excited. The noon kilograms
from New YORK report the rate at 14I7s.
There is no fixed rate in our market
Government bonds are higher, and we
ouOte Them as follows:
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u. S. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
GROCERIES.

Trade has been good during the past
week, and our merchants generally have
enjoyed a good business. The orders from
Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers have
been large. Prices of the leading staples
are generally unchanged, although we
revise a few figures IN yur quotations.
CoFFEE-Firm prices remain unchanged.
We quote common 2G9z2c; fair 21g28c;
prime 24g25c, and good TO choice Java
S5@ CSC Laguayra 26c and firm.
SUGAR Lower. We quote: Cuba, lag
Demarara, 159l61<c; extra @, 169 SIC; A
Coffee, lie; Coffee. l61z@lG54c; Hards,
l71zc.
1EAS-There are no changes in the price
of teas. We continue to quote as fol-
lows = Black: Souchong, soc to 81 SO:
Oolong, 81 to 1 so. Green: Young Hyson,
81 . TO 20; Imperial, 81 25 to IS; Gun
powder, 81 70 to 50 90; Hyson, 81 to 1 go.
MoLAssEs-Stocks fair and Sufficient to
meet the wants OF the trade. Orleans plan
tation in fair supply at $4,000 for choice
We quote refined syrups atfrom Csc to 81 %,
according TO quality and reputation of
manufactures.
CANDLEs-steady. Light weights 100
1916, and full weights &c.
FnsH-We quote MdckereE, No. 3 medium
in barrels, siSg2O 90; half barrels. SO 5O9
$40 90; kits, 81 I592 25; No. 2, in barrels,
S23925 20; half barrels, slI 5O9l2 90; kits,
81 4Og2 so; No. L in, barrels, s2s93O 00i half
barrels, SI49I5 90; kits, 81 1898 90.
SOAP - Pa. m, 61597c; Brown Erasive,
715c; Yellow Erasive, Sgs1ac; Olive, l09
1O1Sc; German notified, I0129Ilc.
CANDY u Unchanged. We quote at zoe
and firm.
6TARCH-Is unchanged at ~ to Sc.
CoTroNs- Yarns steady. We quote stand
ard quality at 159l6c for 700, 17g1sc for 800,
and 10 g2Oc for 500 ;poorer brands are selling
at lower rates. Bdtsilg-We quote No. l
at &c, and No. 2 at 2893Oc. Carpet Chain
= For white 4464j for colored soc.
LIoUo Rs-There is no particular change
Business has been moderate. We quote
new copper distilled whisky 81 5O@
25; one to two years old So OO94 so ;
highWines 9I592ei rectlhed S5c9s1 90 as to
PROF.; common Bourbon and Rye, 81 25
O. so; and Brandy, 81 1898 90; Holland
gin 81 5092 so; imported brandy Sl2 OO@
SIS 90: Old Port, 81 5O86 80; imported gin
So 5Og7 so.
DRUGS The trade for the past week
has been quite lively. We make a few
changes in prices since our last report.
The following are the quotations: White
Lead, SO 90 q IA 50 per one hundred
pounds; Lard oil, No. Winter strained,
81 so; No. 2, 81 55; Linseed OIL, 81 1O91 l214
Coal oil, 3s34c. Soda. &c for English, and
&c for American; Qut1tTle, prices 81 409
81 Al per o.; indigo. Madras. 81 30 to 81 81.
Balsam Copaiva, csc; Armistead's Ague
Tonic, 81 so per dOz Clouds InvigoratIng
Cordial. IS % Der doZ
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TO REMOVE MOTH PATIO H Ess
Freclrles. and ran from fno face usa NeT-
ms Afofh and Freokie Lotion. f'rap pared
only bv DR. b. u. PnRnE. sold ny tll dfHg-
pfafa lmhBh dHm WHINE b Do
FOR BIAOK WORMS AND PlMpLE3
on the face. use PeIrU's CH0edOue ana Pine
g5ie EemeaU, prepared only uF lfr F.. 90
PHtRY ~ Bond Street. New york sold
evefvwhere. The trade supplied py whole
sate medicine Dealers lmulI uhm W8m
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A Household Elixir adapted 10 an
climates.

10 would be a happy thing for the world
IN al ia eKciinut 40 q eaout used fu th8
practice OF medicine could be swept cut Oh
ext tepce and HO5TEfFkR' sTJMAgH
BITTER substituted ia their pmCh. There
II a probability, too. that ha deHHbln
buhstltutiun may one day lo Hoeum-
p he's Deriniu 40 iH, That the Gre0t pege-
table Tonic ~ era duatlY dlsDlacluH them.
and tnat the confidence OF the people ln
Us sanitary and saving properties lu-
creaaea with every year. Figures. that
cannot lie" show mis- % be tto fact. NO
"a diclnai Preparation enjoys Gao ilkg
pOpulhrlt among nif classes aud rHndI-
lions, In every section Of che country. hH
an appetizer, general lnVlEornut. IS RENE
edy for indi eltiOn, "a cure for iutefmfltgut
aud remittenl ievera, genlo cathnrtle.
specific for uaiulen and B. SOUR STONE
arh, gentle dlurctic, a merYIuc, "a blood
depureut, specific fer aich head fghe "a
mild anodyne, nnd, above 90, na 8 pf0fec-
tom 0gdtnet epfdeW9icf, ID f# fnuuuHttamHhiw
the standard medicine 81 the whole United
80 tes. tue towns aud cities 40 iH Htor-
ally a househOid staple. 81 Ythom believe
IN 10. They ind 90 n present molu iH time
% trouble"-a safe and pleasant rem9fy
for the v riOug ailments 90 Wi their
sex la eXeiu lively subject Men believe lu
~, because 10 refreahea And inviRuMtaa tua
body and the mind, and tones both With-
out exciting either
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Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tured, but such notes as are offered are
bought at a per cent. of.
The following quotations are from the
Office OF W. J. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No. 6
First Street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
IT. & Treasury Notes
The national Republican., 1869-03-05
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ENTs FOR THE YRAR 1850.
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inS ne iliaiirsiioa, foI that rsyoft
numerical order. a. nearly ss l. son,is.enl viii
ivered al this once nee Of cost Tor transportation,
and subiee % the approval rejection of the Con-
"T6s joint COMMITTEES Of Congress on Public
ha %GSS pSsI' e fst S .s ssSs
1851, In accordance with the standard hsretofors
Ssa HS 9' y iad a's sss as.. Ss {.
expense Si this branch Of The public printing
snS S' i.o oP iarnissas n ,ss lSsoss ~ .R
sas SfsT he ss
bidder Tor the interest ofths 6oSsrnmsnt. due rs-
sts 20 Jssa
Ing, Who reserve the nsht to reject any or all OF
Biddsis mus. proesrs, from .hs ooagss.iYnt,i a
PERssf q STSshHs @ aSa'sIa!l9as :ssisAs IN
bids with a specimen d their work. gi.h sworn
asi s sdi e .s: sss y
O ess PpiPtss q
Eat RSi; %sT Be subj sets$ g pfso,iss ssss
as @Srs fsa st ne
whole number of hsprss viii be estimated and
No oproposAl will be considered unless AeecmPa.
HsS y sSSd s yiss s'sSrE y shs As
penalty o. $4,000. Thai the bidder q bidders. u
'qs the sSSsr MSs II ss IF til.
same as In he last pubiishsd Volume. , -,
VIII AK SnSh.S spss .SPes sa z & & Sss 81
to the CommissioneI of Patents, - .,,L.,
TO the undsrsiEned, u and no proposal VIII be CON
siderod which does not conform presissis there-
! with. ,,,,,,...
Hon. u d. Anthony. o. s., ssnitsi Hon. 4, B.
Laaia, aOpsS q RSp1ssesStatiyss M n or shs under:
.,.rm,,. John 0, DEFgBRs.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
HEADQ,a Dnr. IsDIAs Tunslronr. oryIor |

HEADa'Rs DIsr. IsDIAH TBRRIroRT, oPTIosj
GaILr pdnI SaS SGsSIa,nths or sTbsslsI1sssE' q, 1sS
Sailed PrOpossis. IN aSpliss.s, viii bs fsseiyod
g. \. osi aSt Il .Ss lSsCR
lse5, Tor the delivery oi Subsistence Stores, a.
'OiTTffoRT OhiTTfoRT GIBSON. CHEROKEE NATION. l. T.
10000 pounds q Flour.
1900 pounds OF salt.
0'9SS gallons q q SdEsE SyiIsoEAr'
And Corn Meal in such quantities as may be re-
be afrs Il SSi uSd to f% Sn Ss sS
g Ss S.' e a barrels ar II
Bc 'SsPI snS pa S 6
follows: 1900 pounds in tierces or casks, and
5000 pounds In Eunny sacks OF about l3 pounds
The SALT to be Of good quality. and put Up ss
pounds An double sacks Of sunny saekinE and cot
" Tss Visko AR to be Of best quality. and made Of
oMs M ssilons s as ssiTsi. I q g 500 S aeaiiss. So
Ss Ssf son snS
The PoEk r prime PORK, g BE- ss
'qFss Kls1 nshf Rs ss. aasa ana % pai
Tss 81
dc TS BE 70 S n
day Of April 1899. and TO cont the same In such
Is %ls ss SS tSs ahos sHs &
the article or articles contracted Tor must Do sup
samples Of articles texcept mea,s) must accom-
pany the proposals. In boxes or bottles, aud not In
Baeh bid must be accompanied by good and sun
loyalty and solyeney Is certified by clerk Of a
court of record settling forth that they will In the
event Of Its acceptance, give ample bonds and Sc
euTity for the faithful performance OF the same,
Tho name aud place OF residence Of each bidder
and surety must be given.
No proposal will be entertained unless sAtisfae-
torily represented that does not fully comply With
the terms Of this advertisement.
Proposals may be for the whole or any p II OF
the stores req uired.
will be made subject g the approval Of the Com;
missary General OF Subsistence, U. 1, Army, and
the right 10 reserved TO reject any or all bids
All stores delivered will be subject to riEid In
Payments upon the contracts awarded will be
made monthly In current funds. or ~ soon as the
same shall have been resolved
Bidders are inViJsd to be present at the opening
vfpsUpts 10, hitl iii take plaVu ths dhy ahd
hour above spseihsd BlAnks for proposals, and
bond will be appli to this once.
Proposals. must be plainly lndoIsed 'PToposals
for Subsstenee Stores, and addressed to the Ghiet
CommissAry Of BubalBtenoe, District Indian Terri
''S o'is' q S%7'' hsar o'V agsi,2sn
Byt. Lieut. Col. and A, O. M, U. 8. A., q, o. T.,
Dist IndiAh Territory. An6td
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A LExANDRrA. hoygogS AND HAMPSHIRE
&aH kIS

BEdINNIN0 OCTOBER ], isos.
Leave Alsxandria daily, except sunday. at sa.
n; and P. N. for LessbufE. Jssys Leesbarg foi
connsetInT Al IeesSais n viii Vii psaeo,t'. Line Of
arst.slass Coaches, which leave LeesbuTr on
ten. Pureellville, sniekersville, Berry Yills,
Minehester and Capon springs, roturninE leave
days.
Leave Leesburg for .Middisbuyg on Mondays,
railroad train from Aisxandria, and arrives Al
Middleburg at D. m
Leaves Middlebufg Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
m, and tper railroadl arriyes at Alexandria At
2. N. IN ample time for Washington and palu-
From and @ Afer June 9, the coaches will run daily
The national Republican., 1869-03-05
pRoPosALs FOR NEAT.

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RHssS sad coissa Bed "a Hsiss isssirsa fss Al.
Wsshingten. In ,hi. city kl.e foL supIlyIng ,tss
Hlis frssS sad csrned Bssf ssid .pfeposI ior
SOlnsS BSs and Gai.on rssns.a or i..s.s M ssa
also toI ssies 70 S%nss.s % and othsu authorifed 70
ss fs.ss ss,i sSS Mutton REQUIRED Os .s.. 20
ocers 70 be Of the meet qualty, Of ssisct parts,
madeby the ofcer In charge, from the hind guar:
& ssm S he s1sGs ;as sslssss fo1 % RAT m
fcrs and bind. .susrssrs sseE.. sSssks ssd siSnsy
to rigid iS.psetioss 70 Be- 81 ssesiisG III nsrfstsSis
| quality and in unexceptonabls condition In all
eases. II the meat 4 not sat.faetery. purehases In
the open market viii be made at the expense Of the
TN contractor will be requirsd 70 deliver ths
meat AZ the store:housss, At the PLACES named,
at such tmes, A an ofiesr Of the subsistsnss De.
;i: ynal. re e.
si,h fSs.h and Soras3 Beef, and VIII bornsd
propSsbtSn viii ss rssardsd for fuIsishihl ths
slsds, Ss,h sale. and issa.. IN ssespsiss he Last
bid ths lowest average price, on the 9saatity re-
2uired for beth pnIpo... Will be eons,dsrsd Bid
Meat purchased. or whsn Ia funds for the purpsss.
% Ss-ys Y. ca sssss. bs
FSs sestsssls st IT, 5. % nsds for d. nsplA.. from
CO lss Say q @ sais period the
the Department 9f wa.hi5EtSn are made ~ dirse.
tion Of Brevet Brig. Gen. II. BROOKS. eonn,ndins.
feba5 .2aw5t Depot and CHEF C.s.