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The Republican journal., 1870-04-21
JERSEYS AS BUTTER PRODUCERS.

Henry G. Haskell of Deerield, made from .Jer.
sey cows, one thoroughbred the others grade Jer-
sold for 81 O34, so; value of calves Ss4 premiums
at Cattle Show, $40, total income, ST l39 69 aver
age lbs of butter per COW. S147 81 average income
per cow, S162,67; average price OF butter, 5lc per
h. This does not include the butter and milk used
in the family of5 persons, nor of the skim milk fed
to the hogs The thoroughbred Jersey calved on
the 23th of last December, and the second week of
January she made II 12 lbs of butter. One heifer
81 Jersey. is years old, caved on Dec. 31st and
the third week in January made u 81 lbs butter
AS reported. Boston Cultivator.
The Republican journal., 1870-04-21

GET READY FOR SUMMER. Are your bar
posts all out your bars all shaved and fitted, your
plans for planting and sowing all maturcd. and
with awhole heart! If your business is dun and
unnteresting and you are always wishing to leave
ihe old homestead and get place elsewhere, your
NE VIII be miserable failure: but if you love your
work, give to your business your best thoughts
enter upon the activities of the opening year with
energy born of contentment and hope, you will be
oGa ooan successful man and happy man, and no
kets, that so perplex and trouble other men. can
possibly hinder it. N'
The Republican journal., 1870-04-21
NOT YET.

Not yet from the yellow west,
Fade, light of the autumn day;
Far lies my haven of rest,
And rough the way,
She has waited long, my own!
And the night is dark and drear
To meet alone.
Not yet, with the leaves that fall,
Fall, rose of the waysde thorn,
Fair and most sweet of all
The summer-born.
But o for my rose that stands,
And waits, through the lessening year.
My gathering hands!
Fail not. o my life, so fast
Fail not till we shall have met.
Soon, soon will thy pulse be past,
But oh, not yeti
Till her fond eyes on me shine,
And the heart SO dear, so DEAR
Beats close to mine.
The Republican journal., 1870-04-21

For all kinds Of punches ON horses coused nv
bruises or injuries of any Sort correspondent rec
ommends the rubbing such with the tincturc of
arnica, diluting the latter with water
The Republican journal., 1870-04-21
VOLUME 40.
FISH AND MUCK COMPOST.

To prepare fish and muck compost, commence
with three shovels of swamp muck, and spread it
on the ground in circle, if for a small heap of Il
few barrels of fish pomacc, or in long heap for a
large quanity then beat the fish fine and scatter
one shoyelful over the muck, and so continue al
ternately until all is mixed leaving the heap cone
shaped. In about a week the heap will begin to
heat, and should be turned and mixed, commenc-
ing ut one side and making all fine with the back
of the shovel. Ina week or ten days more, it should
be turned again. 1t three weeks it will be fine and
fit for use. Itmay be kept until wanted to be used
but will require farther turning if it continues to
heat. The muck should be damp when mixed, or
ii Will not heat sufficiently. Peruvian guano and
muck, or earth, should be mixed in the proportion
of six to one of guano. 1t does not heat, but re-
qufes the same turning and mixing as the fish and
muck. A handful of either in the hill is about the
quantity generally used, but of the fish compost
more Is required than of the guano-as much as
can be held in the hand with the palm uppermost
and the fingers spread. If thrown into the hole in
a heap, it should be spread before being covered,
to avoid the danger of destroying the seed, which
never should be planted directly upon it. Amer-
can Agricullurist.
The Republican journal., 1870-04-21

y correspondent of the Maine Farmer writes
Last spring Mr. Crowell, of Rome, found Il potato
plant in boXof tomatoes which he was transplant
ing. There was no potato in the box, but when he
removed the plant he found at the root the skin
''and it grew and it grew" and when he dug it up
in the fall he found ut the bottom thrty-siX pota
toes, with total weight Of eleven pounds The
three largest weighed one pound each They
end; in color res embng the Early Rose, with the
exception of red band, clearly defined surround
ing the stem.' The correspondent asks if any one
knows potato corresponding in descriptions and,
if So what is the name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Saturday, June 20, lSIo
Mr. John McClave offers at private SAFE oVV
lots In plots as may suit the purchaser These Io's
ON and near to Centraave, which is hgh'eu ny gas "
within five minutes walk Of fremont ironi ""on'o
,au, and horse ears are run frequently to TINS ety'
Tho ,round il high and gives good drainage 10 'na'
tic diseases are comparatively unknown In the
oicbhorbood Centralaye. is the continuation Oh INC
- ,r,ve On the west side OF town, and receives a
- otrona0e on the race days at Jerome PARK
ti S ElInetwood The property to he sold Is known
- Toynsend- Poole estate, has good ccatlon Us ac
le and has fine surroundings, and doubtless VIII at
tVst q pounation to this lower part OF Westminster
Cn,% and 10 what may he day the uptown OF
Now York city. On Saturday select company OF lades
and gentlemen visited TarrytOwn as The guests OF MT
blackwell OF the firm OF Blackwell Mallory, fealestN
anctionecrs and inspected that part OF the Benedict
estate 10 offered for sale Tuesday, 2Sth INST The
property Is in the immediate ncghbOrhOod OF schools and
churches convenient 10 the Hudson River Railroad de
not and steamboat landing surrounded on all sides with
fhe beautiful homes of the Kingsands, the Grinnels,
the Aspinwalls, the Merrtts, NC, and Affords, IRON
it's elevated situation, magnificent views OF the
Hudson River and the country round about NY
aek and Piermont Near TO the property the mill
and bridge made famous by Washington Irving In his
legends of sleepy Hollow, and his old home sunny side
After the inspection of the property ana drNe 10 le
more noted places the company enjoyed an excellent d
ner al the Franklin House. At about Al all rcembarked
on the Albany boat and at O'Clock arrived safely Ill TINS
city. - -.
was comparatively well attended, and the aucJOneer
felt satisfied with the result of his days labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
Br.ret colonel. .. S. 4. Msior Of orlnance.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON. D: G, June !. 1870
PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION, OF 4, q

PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION OF
i SIDR-WHHEL STEAMER Of WOOD for REVENUE MARINE
sRRVlCR-Separe sealed proposals will be received this Depart
meu until O'clock FRIDAY July 1870 for building Ide~heel
Pacific Coast t6be delivered al the Of san Francisco
Measurements be according n the old Cmomons
nile taking the length load line from forward at OF erl TO after
part post breadth Of beam nodded and depth from under part OF
deck 10 OF ceiling.
General specifications the above vessel will be furnished tde on
application ionse Boston, NesYOk Philadelphia bal
M re- and San Francisco q,
guanei speed Of trial Of mile and II
knots Tor six consecutive hours will be reqairSL -, A.,
Favorable consideration will b. % BIDS IN accoane VIII %
rate of speei guaranteed the rate above stipulated
viii be under the personal supervisor Of an agent
Department and al facilities be Afforded nm Tor
inspecting workmanship such part oil eer -
moi In accordance and Specifications will he rejected
and must be made good By the contractor
No bid viii considered this vessel except nom parties regularly
engaged 10 shipbmldng.
ne Department reserves right reject and sl bids
bid accompanied by written guarantee -h' D. w
hr certified be nch by oer kno"n 70
the epartmeni) ihOuslnd dollars SOW lAt
the event OF the acceptance II bid the contract S he en-
notice is gwen BY the Department ha
The bid has been accepted. ., a., ---,...,
should which such vessel
Seven months time Of signing the contract will be allowed for
be completion Of the vessel A., -.
evidence As q the object OF the proposal
An pross must sealed and Endorsed Proposals for Rev
steamer and inc0se envelope addressed To secre~! Oh '
Treasury, Washington, D. C. ,.-,.,.
Bidders will reau with their bids general pln ana
the internal arrangement witt view To obtain e vest
disposition Of the several pafts
Tes accepted will be required 70 furnish aecePoe
models with detailed specifications, before closing contracts
The vessel must be- built according TO American Lods speOns
for A No. / wooden vessels for nice years. go
GEORGE $. boutwell, Secretary Of the Treasury
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Posr.OFycE DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON @. June u.s. 1870
PROPOSALS for DEAD LETTER EN-


yBLOPES-Seaed proposals. will be received at this Depart
mont until Juy 40 1870 u for furnishing, during period
Of two wears commencing the 10th dsy Of August 1870 Envelopes to
be used for returning dead letters 10 writer's
Envelopes must be hand gummed and equal qnat paper
selected ny the Department aDd have such
print upo Postmaster General may direct Thee mus. be
delivered quantities and At such times be required at The
Department in Washington g. IN good order packed 10
81 for packing and trans
poon pea month the annual supply beng
ted at 90 400 Dore less).
Envelopes which proposals are invited and blank
proposals be had application to the Third Assistant
Postmaster General
No proposal will unless offered by manufacturer Of
envelopes accompanied Sufficient satisfactory guarantee
General the night 10 reject all bids
II in his ioigmeut the
With approved nd sufficient sares In the OF 600 viii
the faithful performance OF the contract according the
provisions of the seenieen section Of the act Of Congress approved
the 10th NJ August 1872 and payment under said contract will be made
afer proper adjustment of accounts
himself the night the
thereof offered for sale for
uaiOn viii transfer Of the
allowed sanctioned Who shall be- In the opinion Of the
less able a the conditions thereof
the right also reserved the Postmaster
enl the contract in bis judgment there shall he failure
perform faithfully Of it, stpuatons OF wlul attempt
impose the Department envelopes Inferior TO sample
Bids should h. securely nyeoped and sealed marked Proposals. for
Dead Letter EneTs" and addressed 70 the Thru Assistant Postmaster
General. Post Onice Department Washington ID. G.
JSo. A. j. CRBSWRLL, Postmaster General
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Proposals.
OFFICE L. s ORDNANCE AGEScY, CORNER HoTsTos AID
GRERSE-sr, (EsTRANcE on GEEESE-sTD +. BOY l'Sl'
- w. L. lnna

OFPrcE Z. S. ORDNANCE AGENCY, CORNER HorsTos ASDl
GREESE-sT, (EsTRAScE on GREEsE-sr T. o. Box loli'(
Egw-YORK CITY, June % 1900
During THE MONTHS OF JULY and
August 1870 shall by authority Of the War DEPARTMENT receive
sealed purchase from the U Ordnance Department orig
Lead Bullets follows deliverable al the pH neeu oh
toned only - ,,,, -, ,r,vo, ION
One lunire tuus Lead Bullets, Frankiord Arsela
Fif;v tuns LeadB Bullets, Waterviet Arsenal
One dred ms Lead Bulets, HatsT0Hn Arsenal
on SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1870,
One hundred tunsL Lead Bullets Frankfort Arsenal
Fihy uns LeadB Bullets Wateryhet Arsenal
One hundred tuns Lad Bullets WateroNn ArsenaL
on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, io'O
Two hundred tuns Pig Lead, Nex-Y0rk Arsenal
Fifty Pig Lead, 81. Louis Arsenal - 81. ,o-o
' on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1870
One hundred tuns Lead Bullets, Frankfort Arsenal
One hundred tuns Pig Leai New-York Arsenal
Pifty ms Pig Lead s. Louis Arsenal - ,oo
on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, 1870
Two hundred tuns Pig Lead, NeWiork Arsenal
Fits tuns Pig Lad St. Louis A enal, - 49,
On WEDNE5DAi. AUGUST "a, lHO
One hundred and fifty tuus Pig Lead New-forA Ar,enaL
Ore hundred tuns Lead Bullets, Waterown Arseual
Fifty tunsP Pig Lead ST Louis Arsenal. - 90. -
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1871.
-Four hundred tuns Pig Lead New.York Arsenal
Fins Pig Lead st. Louis Arsenal , -
Proposals viii be opened II O'Clock the DAYS ana oates
pee led an bids panied certified cheek DRAFT on New
York for Eve per cent Of the amount offered for. . -.
Bids be inoei Proposals for Lead and addressed 10 ths
Office. , =. -. - - ~
The Ordnance Department the right TO reject any and M
bids not deemed satisfactory and may its option accept s @
amount quantities advertised for sale lhH days WI"
be allowed for the payment ard removal Of The Lead
Further information be hal on application 70 l once
Prsvat e. onplU L.. 4. A. Major o Ordnance.
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A.MEKViS. ALctoneeT
Rl BANGS, MERWIN a Co., Broadway cor.
~ tLttoe, u Books WORKS Fsnc Goods Furniture &c
~, MONDAY AFTERNOON, June D. at = O'Clock.
MISCELLANEOUS bookshelf great Of WORKS
honcal Poshc BogTphca and also lot Of Choice Games
49,, ego A. LR.virT Auriioneer.
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
- hAIL hs.orplsoe and Bghtlsi. LEAyITT STREBEIGH
"a toNfekHESrs SOLICITED LBHAKKs CAfALOGUED
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Jntrrnal Repcnue.
miscellaneous.

CEA SHE'LL for CABINETS and ORNA-
~ hBHrs 1s hre WORKS srss quality lots sssgt a t5 BIO 70
sD go DELIVERED col pr BIpss CAa DHAkB, 3hsaseO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
Citp Real estate for Sale.

Citn Real estate for Sale.
NOR SALE, or to LEASE for a term OF years
2h-st. llt-ave lots Of GROUND including the
stand together With the boilers engine
well suitable printing and bleaching fabnes OF Will
rebuild the building the tenant Com
Box 70 Mechanics and Traders Exchange n
Park.plaee win receive prompt attention.
NOR SALE-First-c class HOUSES and LOTS
on the hest streets and York Brooklyn and ALA
cent cities Large Farms and Country Property City and Coun
IT, Property solicited for Sale OF Exchange - - -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
aurtion Sales of Real gstate.

j. JOHNSON, Jr., Aucuonter
by JOHN SON n l. l. X,
ID AUCTIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. % NAssAusT COR. CEDARsr., NEW lotH ,
Cy Residences Lots Country Seats and Farms bought sold
rented exchanged Loans negotiated Auction Sales % Furniture &c
JOHNSON MILLERS
GREAT FIELD DAY,
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June -,
Leo SPLENDID LOTS TO BIZ SOLD
Island. be deilcat' Liberty POLE
10 he rase Station and the American Flag hoed Al
ds by Easus BROOKS Rev. Father Lewis, and Samuel Marsh
IT,.
Bugher which tie great sale Is TO he made bas been ~
elnde1 in - %. -, ,,,, ,cy
extends from the Richmond road across The railroad To he wafer u
pleny situated miles from Vanderbilt Landing and 50 minutes
from which constant communication IL has ben
in the family half The lots vii be sold on the usual
terms for years or on me popular eIo
montly under 81 the best titles IN he world
RRADTH PROGiAMME-Take spera train from foot Of White
and Music will O'Clock boat At p O'clock Liberty Pole
Station. and The American Colcrs hod amid
the eating and the huELas OF the uluul ln
He addresses will be delivered bt Hon haSus Brooks
Rev Father and Samuel Marsh IT,, AT - O'Clock the com
f' SUMPTUOUs COLLATION..
Al O'Clock Auction will begin and every lot sold IL The highest
bidder, regardless Of phce. 49, - -.
IN fHB DUSK OF THE EVENING
Shooting will signal the commencement Of grand display Of
Fireworks conclusion Of which and other Injuries Sl
homear IMP enjoying delightful sail the bay and listening music
by An who wish the excursion with view OF pur
chasing cheeruy provided with tickets
JOHNSON 4 MILLER. Is Nssan-st, n Y.
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Gonntrp propertp TO Get.

Gonntrp propertp TO Cct
A FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT-Splendid-
N located 10 bayvindow French good
10 walk depot Further particulars apply W. K
LEWIS II and y WoTthst Newlork
FURNISHED Country Places, flowers, vege-
order or summer months; city, 500
to $3.50 mouth j. FISHER sATTEkfHWAITE, 10 Finest
TOR RENT-C0UNTRY RESIDENCE, stu
atei Goron-st Perth Amboy MI aMsnsan roof COTTAGE
containing bedrooms two psrlor dining kitchen aud c
given Immediately. For apply WILLIAM
KING 200 Peast YorGEo W. SLAUGHTER Perth Amboy NJ
NEW French-roOf COTTAGES to LET or
IN for SALE. at Rnherfuri Park Station \. j.
THOS. X AGNBW, No 10 GTeengichst, New-Yofk
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, wAsglygroy. D. g, June 1 1870
PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION, %, 0i

PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION Of
i THREE sTHAM-PROPELLERS Of IRON for REVENUE MA
RNE SERvICESep1ate aud sealed proposals VI" Be cyel 'ls
Department O'Clock THURSDAY June 80 FOR bGlng 'he
Propeller OF iron $50 tuns 0.
Two Propelers Of iron, D uns each O. ~ o.
Measurements for tunnage according 70 om lse y;
taking length loaue from oHa Of ern 10 ser part Of
sernpo breadth OF beam mod and depth from under part Of
General SPECIFICATIONS for The veses will be furnished bidders
application Custom AZ boston Ne"-iVA'
Baltimore. -, ---. ., -. .,ua nd 70
hours will be required Of he Nl
and II Knots mile and II knots for SIX j- ,lse hour
will required vessels $50 tuns favorable
be given accordance with the rate speed guaranteed ID excess
OF the above stipulated. i.,.. -, a. aco,t
of the Treasury Department all facilities must De alore MN oi
specng and workmanship Such parts tni as arc %
IN accordance drawings and specifications Will DC fee anu
be made good by TIE contractor - o,l.,,
will considered these pAi"
The Deprment reserve the right 70 reject and all bids
accompanied by written guarantee 10y
bidder and competent surety certified be such by some or kno~h
DeparneBt in the sum OF twenty tnolsnl
OOOO thai the Of snch bh the
contract yin within days after notice gwen b tue
Department hat such bid has been accepted -, - -,
fhe the fer which each vessel VIII DC eohpi
seven months from of signing the contract viii be allowed for
the completion OF the vessels - -
on Of the pans be incose with The BIDS as
evidence 10 object OF the proposals.
signed sealed and niorsed PropaiOr
and ncOeed IN an envelope add 10 ce VI 'ne
The vessels must be built according American Loys specSca
tons for A No. | iron vessels. for tweaty years 800
Rde viii be required with their bids general plan and
OBTAIN the
An hder nav he pres nj and witness opening the bids
Parties bids accepted will be required furnish acceptable
moes before closing contracts.
GEORGE S. BOUTWELL,, Secretary OF Treasury.
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I NlTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue OF writ OF feri facias on Judgment of
conformation issued from the Clerks once of the
suptSsme Court q the District OF Columbia, and to
me OH ected, will sell, at public sale, for cash. in
front Of the court house door Of said district. on
N maoS,phf the i2.h day OF September next $50, at
interest in to the undivided half part OF Lot No.
0, IN Square No. $50 beginning for the same at the
southeast corner OF said lot south sire Il. aud
rur ming thence west 10 feet thence north 10 feet
thence east Is feet and thence south 122 feet
2inches, - the place Of beginning. together with all
and singular The u prOyeents thereon, in the city
of Washington, d. u seized and levied upon as the
isy execution No. 6,l23, in favor Of Timothy McCar
thy. 49, 81 ALIEN. sHARP,
an = dts U. 3. Marshal, D. u,
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE.

virtue Of two writs OF eri facias issued from the
Clerk office of the Supreme Court of the Dist rict Of
C9umbia and tone sirected; l will sell at public
sale for cash. in front Of the Court House door al said
District on MONDAY. the 18th day of September
next, at y clock m, all Geo w. G. Eslins right
title, claim and interest 10 and to the following MO
perry to VIII, yizLots Nos 10 aud II, in square No
o3 also subdivision lots Nos IL and Is Of east ha ~
square No 5lI, tog ather with all and Ruar the
improvements thereon, in the city of Washington
~ "; seized and levied upon as the property Of
Geo W q. Eslin and will be sold to s,tisfy eyacn
ton No. 69Sl az law in favor OF VIM. f. Mattinelv
ana NOS 1921 E3, 1859 and lSel in equity in favor Of
george Is. W hitting against Antonio PelIetier Geo
'" o. Esiin, ID. q. Gin and N. Y. Onions.
ALEX. SHARP,
huL3-otds IT, b. Marshal. ID. q.
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LIMITED STATES MABsHALs SALE.

In virtue of a writ of feri fscias issued from the
Clerk Office of tn, Supreme Court Of the District Of
ColuBb and % me drec ed, VIII sell at public
sale, for cast, in front OF the Court House door
Of said District. on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER next: 1870, at l2 o'clock all defend ants
right title claim and interest in and to Lot No IL
in sguare No. 4s9: in the city of Washington, r. q
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied npon the property of
Thomas Il Barron, and will be sold to satisfy execu
tion No; 675, In favor Of John w ksnnedy and John
T.. KeDdsll. ALEX'R SHARP
aug dtOs u. = Marshal, ID. O
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auIs-eo,d TRepl supt anS In .re 60 e.
II Lodges FOR NATIONAL CEMETERIES AT
wAsHINGros, u. C., AkLlSGrJs AND
ALEXANDRIA, VA
WAR DEPARrNESr,

a
MssHINGroN. II. e, August :, 100
sealed Proposals for inclosing the United
States Military Asylum (Soldi-r- hvmel National
Cemetery ID u, the Battle National Cemetery. 7tn
street rusd. " ashington, ID c, aud tue Arlington
and Alexandria Va. National Cemeteries. viii be
T.ceYed NJ the Office Of the Vaarternas,cr General,
washington. -. & until September : ls1D nj noon.
. The length of the enclosures wi | Ice "a follows
Inltea STATES Military ASYLUM Cemetery 2l2i G al
ieet' Battle Cemetery, eyJ lineal feet. Arlington
cemetery, l2oU Eneal feet. Alexandria l7J linesi
Proposals ARE invited for stone or brick walls.
fplsns aud specifications for which ~ AZ the
Office OF the Qusrternsster GENERAL for iron rail
lngs, designs Tor Which are Invited with the bidsi
Tor hodges.
The bids for planting hedges must specify the
hedge plants intended % be used. aud cont ain
guaranty O. keep them in erder Cor twelve n months
after planting. The bitches @ be prepared imme-
diaiely, and tie hedges 10 be planted Ia November
next.
II Proposals are also invited Tor building a iaig.
Of seneca stone # each ~ th- National Z. mt ,ri--
At the United States military Asylum. ~. g. anf
Alexandria, Va, pans and specifications Tor which
can be seen at this ONCE.
III. Zach bid must be Rccompaniei b. a good and
sufficient guaranty Of at least re-nua sb- par
and faithfully executed.
~. The Government reserves 10 itself the right 20
reI.ct ali bids ~ unsatisfactory.
V. Proposals should be plsinly endorsed, "Propc-
sale for Enclosures for NATIONAL C-npet~ri-- or
"ProPOsals for Lodges for National e "a tories.
An. DC addressed 70 the 0usrternasier General, U.
3. A.
vi. The Proposals will De opened T., thu presenc.
OF the bidders AZ this Office, on the 9Th - rertem
Der, l>1O, At noon. e MEIis.
Quartermaster General, Breyet NJ alOr General Unit
It'd States Army. aus a
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Ed.

RAINEY. In Baltimore. Md. on the 18th inst .
LUCY b., relict OF the late samuel Rainey, EsI OF
Georgetown.
at O. clock q m. sunday, the 18th inst Friends
of he family requested 81 attend without further
notice.
RESIDE. On the 26th instant, Of consumption
LUCIN DA, wife OF John Reside, aged % years.
The relatives and friends of the family invited
10 attend her funeral from her late residence No
92s str eet b. w Sunday, q clock D. It
Frederick sburg papers please copy.I
eTThe funeral sermon % the late Mrs. W "
BKACND, the beloved wife Of the weA known
agent. MIR. W. ii. Braund, who's ssd and short
career has bern already noticed, will take place or
sunday morning next. at II a. m At the VI Il.
Church, corner OF 18th and streets, Navy Yard
All those no feel interest in this sal and unit
ly occurrence, are respectfully requested 70 at
tend.