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The New York herald., 1870-09-19
VICTIM or VIOLENCE.
An Emigrnnt Outraged and Robbed 4,
RrOO<I y n-Arrcsi Of The AccuseA

An Emigrnnt Outraged and Robbed in
BrOOkiyn--Arres, al the Accused.
As onicer Cowan, OF the Second precinct was pa-
trolling his beat through Fulton street. near the
Terry about three O'Clock yesterday morning he was
accosted by 4 woman who gave her name as Saral,
Ann spain and who stated that she had been ont
ragged and robbed. In explanation as to
how sue came here she stated that
she was an einIgrant; had only arrived
about three weeks ago and had been stOppinu
with friend IN Washington street, New York on
Saturday night she came over TO Brooklyn with her
nephew 10 see some friends AMI he left her near
Fulton Ierry to await his return. She continued 10
walt until three O'Clock yesterday morning walking
up and down the block IN Fulton street between
front anu Water streets. AT that hour, she SAYS
hve young men approached her and threw her upoTl
the sidewalk anu robbed ner OF five SOW
erelgns. While some OF them held her down
ana prevented her nom screaming one OF the gang,
VINO gave his name az Edward McEduf, committed
an outrage on her. From description she gave OF
tbe parties oilicer Cowan ana Sergeant Clancy sub
sequenty arrested the following, who are well
known to the police, AMI VINO were fully Identified
hy The complalnant:-Joscph Brewer James Maoy,
James Regain, Ed ward McEiiuff and John McCOrd.
The accused were locked up 70 await examinatloQa
The New York herald., 1870-09-19
BETHEL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CDL0RED
CHURCH.

The Want of Faith and the Necessity of Wis.,
dom-SermOn by tho Rev. Mr.. Jenkins.
Yesterday morning there assembled at Bethel
Methodist Episcopal church, situated in Sullivan
street, between Bleeckcr and Amity streets, very
small bnt respectfully dressed congregation. This
church Is under the pastorship of the Rev. Mr. Tur-
pin, gentleman Of education and profound minis
terla requirements. The congregation attached to
this church is excessively argein fact too large for
its dimensions--but the humble circumstances Of
many OF its members prohibit them from enlarging
their present structure. The congregation is well
proportioned as Christians, they are forced to
earn their bread by the sweat OF their brow, not
'a,pa jay0rel with fortune nor any visible uOspects
The New York herald., 1870-09-19
CHURCH or THE MESSIAH.

God I'm His Pr0vidence-SermOn by Rev.
George Ii. HepwOrth.
The Church of the Messiah at the corner OF Park
and Thirty-f fourth street. opened yester.
day. and at the morning and evening services great
numbers assembled to hear the eloquent ad-
dresses Of the able divine who Oriciates
In that emlnently fashionable church. In
the evening particularly the denNens OF Murray
Hill and the surrounding arstocratic district
crowded into the church and filed it TO its utmost
capacity testing the OF the courteous sexton
TO find sitting accommodation for all. After an ex-
tempore prayer and the singing OF q hymn the
preacher delivered his sermon, on the providence
OF God. taking for his text the words OF God In the
twentieth chapter of Exodus twenty-third verse;
"BehOld, | send an angel before thee, 10
keep thee IN the way and to bring thee into the
place which have prepared" Belief in the presence
OF God, said the speaker, seems TO have been all
pervadlng idea among the nations OF antiquity. In
many nations it was the most marked characteristic
the inspiration Of everything great and good which
they accomplished Each nation seems TO have been
possessed with the thought that
GOD WAS FIGHTING WITH THEM
In the Trojan war, the history OF which has been
handed down to our times IN imperishabie verse,
wondrOus deeds Of valor were done. Truly they
were giants in those days. But The Inspiration OF
those deeds was the belief that their gods were
hoverng over them witnessing VITA approval the
doughty blows Of their strong rght arms and, when
tbeSe arms grew tired, ready 10 gave Inen renewed
strength In the Hebrew the belief In an ever
present God existed even in a more marked
degree. II dots every page Of the sacred writings
and !nay be said TO be the inspiration OF every para
graph. Moses dreamed Of freeing his nation from
the bondage OF Egypt, but he was alone, unaided,
pQwerless. He went into the wilderness and com
muned with God, and lo 1t was no longer
Moses alone who lei the people Of Israel.
God was with him counselllng and assisting,
and united they effected the deliyerauce Of the Jews
Again, during the forty years. wandering and suffer
Ing OF this wfu nation in the desert they depended
not on human wisdom, but directly on God. They
wanted water, and lie commanded 1Moscs to strike
the rock and the water flowed forth. They
wanted food, and they lay down to rest
confident that when the morning sun shone
upon the dew-spangled grass then food would be
ready for them. They marched to battle with con.
fdence. because they knew, they feIy that God
would aid them with victory perched upon their
banners Following the course OF years to the time
of Christ we read that infant He doing His
Fathers WORK and when in the prime OF manhood
Be went about
REvoLUTIoNIZING THE WORLD
With his iuyendiary doctrines Ae said that lie and
The New York herald., 1870-09-19

numbers his publications now By the hundred,
There is scarcely a vocal or instrumental piece OF
note but may be found In his catalogue. The music
is printed In clear, neat fOrm and the general ap-
pearance OF every piece IL highly credtable 10 the
taste and enterprise OF the publisher.
Ernst keinkng, Sixth street, has the magnlncent
edition Of Classical and Modern Music. Dy Y. r:
Peters. LepsIc which appears In very elegant ana
cheap form. fhe arrangements In the edition are
made by Won Bdlow, Czenry, David, k1hleT, Lisxe
urlch and other renowned artists.
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4 LONG lsLAHl DICK IuRpIN.

A German butcher named Muller, a resident OF
West Flushing was stopped on the road Wednesday
afternoon, about dusk while driving from Hunters
Point. lie nad reached place about nile east OF
the SunDyside Hotel. WHOM man asked him 10 ride,
and on getting INTO the wagon grappled him, at tha
same time blowing whistle which brought four
other men to the sisance Of the robber. When
the party found M Yhad no money they hrurally
beat him, causing SCI 0fe bruises and Knocking tive
teeth from his law. Drs. Eloodgood and Lever NJ
ieuIeU Lke lnlNrcN N,,> .~~A.G-
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Of hastily becoming SO. as is the case with many
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

I 70. OPYTcE CHfrr OukhrTRNAeTFRl .
n Frnsr opARTFnMAsfvT,s Dtsriii-T- b EJ
. Nrw YopE Orr, MAY ia ITO \
/ REALHD PROPOSA1S, IN duplicate, with copf
Of thla Al atlarho1 a. icb a.. vited aA
i be received a this once until p M, June IA 40.
FOR supplying the Ouartermastorsa Department with
l59 cords u merchAntable Hard Wood ~ cubic ieet 70
the cord Ap0l tons of Antbrarto Goal bsSf aualfV
16to pounds Of Btumlnous Ooal the whole 70 BE- DC.
lvorod Al The plaas namod Al seh titnes
A. m srtefnnsrrs Densstnsnt nav dssls. ppior
10 November ib isO Al which uo tho dsllVerisa nust
be oompietsd, VtSt
FORT Columbian New YORK Harlan % cords wood
30 tons stove and An tons Oga coal 49,
! Fort Wood Mes York Usrtor- sorda v,oods t0s
tons egg coal, and zoo pounds bituminous coal '
Fort HamIlton NeS Vork Hsrbnr-iSe cords ,,ood
NJ IONS stoVe and III tons az aoai w 'uA "0ou'
Fort W Adsuorth, New Yorf Harbor- cords wood,
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Committee Of Ways and Means had made 40
many exemptions that the tax could not fall
possibly with any severity upon any indl-
Mr. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania, advocated the
motion 10 strike out the tax. Ho quoted
from the reports and estimates Of the Treas
ury Department 10 show that this tax was not
now necessary TO tho revenues OF The Govern
ment ns the receipts from other sources werc
ample TO meet all the demands Of the Govern
ment and have a surplus 10 pay OF portions
Of the National debt from time TO time.
What the people no represented wanted
was not adiminution Of taIes, but they wanted
70 be relieved Of the Prying, inqulsltorial
Mr.. Butler, Of Mass, said there were two
things upon which the people OF this country
were united without distinction Of party. One
was that there should DO a reduction OF taxes
and the other was that there should be re-
duction. Of Officers. An income tax, properly
Imposed and properly collected, was, In hls
opinion, one OF tho most equitable taxes that
could be imposed. But the income tax, as
imposed and collected N This country, was the
most unjust In IL nature. II was a prying
lnqulsltoFlal Institution, which treated all men
as scoundrela and psyed Into their affair q
the Government II was tar from which
the peop,s must be delivered, and u this
HouHp failod 10 do Ia part 10 deliver tho poo
ple fam II, the places that now know many
Of tlIp members would know them no more
forever. He hoped, therefore, this would DO
stricken out and he would then PROPOSE n
fair income tar on all invested capital, and by
this course no would reach what was intended
TO 10 reached Tho capital and wealth Of the
country; and the inquisitorial system Of inter
fering with personal mntter would 10 done
away with. .rss i
Mi. Cor, Of New York, advocated thcamend-
mont 70 strike ont and opposed ali system Of
taxation that would ariso an amount more
than e25O, 900 per annum. pig llrHi F.
Mr.. Davis, Of New York, said no deslrcd TO
give three reasOna why the tax should not 10
continued.
Mr.. Schenck objected This debate was run
ming on without amendments being offered as
was required by the rule
The Speaker suggested that number OF
gentlemen wanted to give their Views upon
This subject, and perhaps Il would be better TO
let them speak without making formal amend
mcnts. e.s
Mr.. Schonck complained that the.gcntleinen
recognized were ali on one side
Mr.. Butler said that was because there
was no argument on tho other side. laugh
ter.
Mr.. Davis opposed the continuance OF the
tar because Il was n war measure, and Il was
generally Understood when Il was imposed
that as soon as possible after the close OF the
war Il would be discontinued. lie dwelt az
some length upon this and referred 10 the
operation OF Income tar eystems 10 other ma
lions.
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DROPosAIS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OTEIcE on RIM A. oR,l
/. ..# FoRr PREBLK, hAINN, May IA, I3lO. \
Sealed proposals., IN duplicate with oOpy u thia adj
vsrtem0nt attached 10 each, and samples Of each
ticla Invited and will be received - ihia once until
o'clock, p m, june H. for auppblnE the SnbaAteneo
Department Of this post with the following Subsistence
FORK prime meas, 800 pounds #.
FLOUR, o. barrels quality equal 10 extra family"
BRANh, white, az pounda
OOFFEE, grooh RIO, A0o pounds.
SUGAR, brown, lfto1 p0unda.
SUGAR, crushed, az paundn.
VINE0AR, pure elder " gallons.
SALT, 90 poundA ....
LARD OIL, SITTER, 20 gallons.
LAMP WI(A'Sahalla. .I.L.... .....
10 n eAs,4I lS6S delivered Al tls poe, frOO Of
liird of M asaelsnoy IN qasllt5 or quantity
80. - prolebbla articles, then the A. o, 3 ~
fSng OF TO reS p.l 9 have power % .1Ppy The Dc,
,siib M dthef6neo 81 eost
Mach bid Inust BE- accompanied By guarantee slensd
By two responsible persons, and In case the d u
copied and tho contract entered into they win become
surety In equal 20 gnoh tho amount Of the oon'
tract for the faithful performance Of the same
No bid will DO entertained that Il not made In 40
oOrdanca with this advertisements
ThS Government reserves tho right 10 Toioot any
al bids regarded ~ di4advantagegns,
Blddsrl have ths privilege Of being present At the
PTapossis must 10 addressed 10 tho uadsrusnsd ana
indOned Proposals. for bphsistenog ht9geS'"
mylsd lSL IA oh ARTILLERY, A. o,R
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the monthly -Pednd y ess- sees.
ais - lak aaiu terua I1ucorrh0ea Whites and
partial Prolapsus Uter check excessive How and cor.
rect all irregularities peculiar 10 ladies II will romove
ali Irritation Of Kidneys and Bladder relieve Coalva-
purifJ the Blood give tono and strength 70 tho
H. shso ma 70 Nv NINA nas o,,. 70
Acure In all the above diseases qinine Il IN Chfa
and hoyor, Ladder hsntfsifss Of all tho above
diseases stoai rsreaag thair complaints 10 any per
som which u AlNhyH mortiiying n their prffs and
NsDassir. II IL recommended b the bast phydciana
and tho olenEy. For full particular, histFy o. dis
eAaea and eorhcAtaa OF ita wonderful cures tho Trador
Tor sale By CHARLES STOTsr,
And ali Dpggista Price . 80.
W. n. brown BRO, Baltimore,
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Digest tile contempts 80 set March 1881 section
4 18th Htstntea Il LargoO Ith Wheaton, b, - -
o.ssy 81 v g. agt Enasrsop ~ oranob, o. y, ila,
WilllAmaQua case, I'D Casey, ~ IL y. a..
n Will be seen from the cases and authorities cited
nat the aetlon N tho eass a .r 4 CAUTIOUSLY tahsa
si!gn the beneht o. Any doubt that mar eHisl
Mr. voorhees, stAtod that A. soon - Mr.. Bradley re-
turned fygm Roofvs, he would come in and givs The
required bail d.. j
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PR ssi FOR sTzFi6sEEY;

Ia u
pRoPOsALS FOR srArl0hRRY, - ----T-- 7.
Proposals. si be received ~ this Department until u
ocoet on knipAY ihe 9Th dAy q June. l5g fgI sup
ior tho hssai year ending the sOth o. June, iai.
Tue st1tiOneTT must BE- q The best quality. .
%Ps. @ass e REQUIRED saa 10 Give bonds
Win approved Suretis for the q his
srs.sS e di@lSsh ~ Sp In SslSw sts.sd
farnahsd ~ the option Of tho thol0wost
Pap" Paper made Of nnnon stOeki' on .Haf .
roalna folio post per roam. rH
u rSsss dispstsh ssP ruled TO pattern. Weighing
10 pounds, per reAm- n T|'I '.H
~ TSs%s ioo.s Sse H ruled i' or plain. weighing u
poanda. per resm. ,,,.,, ,..,.A,,,. N
AirstS: SS.i PS: ruled or :, RlsIS. ssIGs!ss 10
IN rsains no.s paper. ruled OF plain, per roam-
n rsAll. note R.ps[. ruled % PlAin, hsAdSd as POr
Y reA@s s9gylng paper, Per re.ui.
m dozen bIGtiaaI 5PsgSs a. ss 5sA
81 reans enVolope paper, buh or yellow, royal.
g rs.n. nanlllA wrapping paper, supOrroyAl.
Rams brown wrapping paper, By % inches.
seoe ssSslopss. qasslai siss..pl.ln. psr 100. @
sCS sS,siSpss Ssis sss, sssIi Sst 6sadOd AZ
5000 sssslspss isilsl .iiss SI,s. hOsyy headed as
per pattern, Per iiOQO i. ,#
6n gross metallic pens per groas.
500 quila No. ", per 100. Eu.
V doESa Fabst,s rsd ard blue pencils, pet DOZEN
IN dalgn pauhqldgra. per dOkon. HT'Ii sf
Nk doEoh lvory holdoru, per dOHon. I'd H.#.
$sdSs scas p e % S s'ti Sids pom
knives, por doton II ~ 30 '..
* doHsn RodEers pOissou. psr dOHon.
GOD SS.:s SsssssS 4 Sslss M, qq..t.. per de.on.
. dozen CATtoI's copying lnk, pof dozen. n Ia
90l doEen fFunoh oaTInno ink, per dozen, .
10 doEon inkstAnds, Draperu, Whitnsy'a, or equal.
. 9 poaads ssalinF VA. soArls,, psr pound.
q pouads India rubber, prepared In pieces per
4 dolsa an taste Or braid, assorted per deIsn'
all doGen rolls rod tane, por dozen,
as pounds linan twine, per pound.
o. d9nen large iAra nueiiAES, with brushes, per
% dolea quart bottles mueilaso, por dozen
n dozen blAnh books Der dOIon.
y doIeh packs VinitinG cards, per doEon.
IOOo gfoss India rubber bands por Erpss.
daAin mouanrAndunn bdakh, por dozen.
\. b dolan bones nolaTlAl toAls, por d0Aon. .,-
- aes@ Ro,,uoll2s, peI Dozen, ... .-. ...
II - doasn bsEpa nJalstN, per dossn. H
. Id dozen eIqlet pnnehes, ". dozen. ....I
.f doAan writing Mud, pef dozen . ..
~ pounds sponge, PEI pound.
do1ea sold p9ps ADD holdgTsi per dozsa
7lo yards tracing linen, per {ard,
. doEen sponge eupa, Dor dozen.
dolon paper uaAEhtd, peF dozen. ....
. IS boieS Patent paper hitsasrp, peT boa. . .l
W ruling pens, each. 'i . .
y p6uhis WaisIu, poF pound. -
II apsga hollleA peAaesl pr dozsn. mE29sl
TVoNsuIT YOUR OWN INrKRRsTs AND SAVE
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NTARRIRD

JOHNSON ALLAHER- On the Ist day Of Juno,
1910, Al Thnif Church, Washington city, By Rev.
Thomas q, Addison, Capt THOMAn RINAIlDo IouN4
city.
BEAE -MnLHR MAY, 81, Iso, At 81 Pe,srs
church, By Hsv. Father Rabbia, TtlDDHua HnaN and
Many a. huIKn, o. washington, ID. O p .Uf.
0QLDaBOROUOH-WRB the tst Instant BY
the Rev. DR. hiafkey, At the Church o. the Epiphany
y. hANpQtrH OofpsuOnOuuu, Of baltimore, Nd, apa
ntHs p daughter n William H. West, esq.s 81 The
Treasury Department. I'm - ~. .
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[HlIIAI]i5

PnoT T. A. Cook
pssr hsTi Ny family Wors using your Balm OF
LIfE for toilet purpoees. when again Attacket
with periodical aotlon Of viruent darrhda Having
beon Informed that Your Balm bad proved beneficial
In similar diseases, when taken into the stomach,
took two large swallows OF H. hoperatod like magic;
10 my surprise the gripping, distressing pain IN a
fsN minutes resyed, and the eyaeaations ceased
urely until nature acted In ita normal healthy way.
mako this statement with tho hope Of enoouraHinE
the Of your valuable discovery for the relied Of
th0ss suffering from internal we'll external dlsor
dera GEORGE SAVAGR,
Dealer In HArdWaru and House Furnishing Article
lnyl7sd No. 7,l3 seventh street, MashinEto..
... ~ Oh. H..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

AMpysH On The evening o. The nd uitlmo, q
ITO O'Clock, JANA the second son " KduArd and
ara Ambush, aftsI short but painfnl Hines. aged
DIean months and days J.. -. Z =. - -. y
His fuqerh VIII take place on this (1hurady) AFTER
noon Al Qclock, from hla partnA rotldenua between
fourteenth and Fifteenth and and strqota in rear
and acqualhtanees Of the family Invited 70 attend.
UARRoLt.-On the sist Of May. 1870, PsrER Cln-
noth Oldest son Of Peter Carroll In The ~ Jeas Of IN
His funeral win take place on Thursday Afternoon,
" O'Clock, A. the residence Of hts father, on
rwentlqth street. betWeen X ard l. Ills friendA are
respectfully Invited 70 attend. ..I.I 40
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Proposals.


DEror ouARrERMlsrrp'a orFtdrl
UHAni.EfrON, B. o., MAY q tg7O, Z
Sealed proposals. In duplicate with copy of is "a.
yetiisement attached, vill BE- received ~ ths once
until y O'clock, m, on Monday the 6th day o. june
About 900 bussi. o. rood sound Oats. 10 vsah not
lees than "a pounda 70 the burhol.
About 10 tons good Timothy Hay.
About % tons clean Rye Straw
Or such quantity morp or les. may be required for
June ~, and ending september ~, tso The Oats %
be delivered In sacks o. ABOUT three bushels EACH and
the hay and straw 10 Be well haied.
Usual eortihoaea 10 responsibility a Bidders 70.
qnred, also bond N ope third Of the ameunt q the
Proposals win DO indorsed sPrDposals Tor Forage
and addreased 70 tho undcralrned.
By order o. Colonel A. r. Eddy, Chief Quartsrmaa-
tor, pepartment Of the south. A. p, HUNT,
myi9ld Brevst Dol ard A. .. NJ, U. IS, A.
PRoPosAis Fon EDEJ AT THE NAVAL
NHyAL AosEAT ANsArgI.I., Mp. Nay q 1870,
sye fof 5npptng the nayA Academy Win he follow.
kind. ard daantipsso n CON- yifl
Crrak)
lob delivered a. tho Naval Aoadeny's wharf, An.
napolis, Maryland, FREQ d eIponao 70 The United
staies Government Immediately after the LET a July
me Academy win discharge a, tho ratO Of not loss
the Gos % q he best duality. froO from dust, and
The sht reserved to roeot all bid. considered I'M
Proposals to be iudOrsed Prvpo~ai. for Coal" and
" 'n' 1"a' goHN l. woRDEs.
oompodOrs and Superintendent Naval Academy.
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MAN 10 o ~

M AN III 90 d.
HOW LOST HOW RESTORFDi
yus FhlaAeL tsaI asaisd sausiqpe. ftns, CIR ceHis
MN A LRCruRR ON THE NATURAL TREAT.
HiNN MhNf and Radical Cure Of Sparmat0frliaa %
J, Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions. soI-
nal Debility, And lnpodimonta 10 Marriage generally
Nervousness, CONSUMPTION. Eplepay and Fits Mental
and ffyalcl lncApanity, resultnK from Solf.Abuno,
A., BY Robert ,. CuiS6rwon, N. D.. author Of tho
"a BOON 10 THOUSANDS OF sUFFERERs.u
Sent under seal In plain envelope, ans addroua
asesn on receipt p a. GENTS OF iye PostaEe staps
Yprk, Post Once boz 15SB. Also, Dr. Oaivsfwaiiia
"MarriAse Guide,n prieo y cents. myaam
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Proposals.


GEoRoErowH, d. O., MAY Is, 1870
Sealed prQpoaas tot building the superstrleture Of
lhe We.t and street bridge over Root creek will ba
received until June 9TH, Inclusive Addressed Enfl.
nesr " UhaTF9 West and Street BhdRe, 0eorEotoWn,
and Endorsed, Proposals Tor Ifun nfidgc
flAna, apeeihcatlons, ard form o. pr1poaal can Ia
seen At the Mayors once In toorea town and All nSees
Charge - s''' ."
The rifht 70 reject any bid Ia reuervod.
w order Of tho committee.
s. J. BowEN,
Mayor 81 Washington
-. H NJ swFENf
"pN Mayor Of GeorEetown.
PROPOSALS ron LUMBER.
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pROPosAIs FOR ERECTION OF BUILDINGS.
oFYIcE oHIEP QuAHrErl4Asrm.l
r. First QUAHrTRAAarERh DfsTRIcr, ID, r.,

- OFYIcE CnIER QuARTETllAsIlm.l
u. First QuAHrERNAarER'H DfgrRICr, ID, r., y .
. NEW YoRK CITY, NAY Is, 1870.
Scaled proposals. In Duplicate with copy Of thla Ad
vefsoment attached 10 Zach, invited and will DO
received At this once until u m, June 49, iau for the
oonstruction Of stable building with wagon shed, 81
BY v feet at Fort Trumbull. Conn, and the following
other work At the pAe place In Accordance with plans
and specification on file In ihia once, yiIi
Removal Of the windows sud roof % The onieou'
Renewal Of the roof Of thu building occupied a.
9nipos Of tho commanding onicor and AdIutAnt and
Alhing and plAsteng the ceilings Of the guard house
Erection OF venttAtors the hospital.
Erection Of ventilAtoru on the soldiera' barracks.
Bids must state BspArAte In detA, the cost Of the
work 70 be done on each building,
The plans and specifications eau DO Al this once
and q The ofico Of the post duArternAHier AZ Fort
TIumbull, whoro all further Information can be Oh.
The work must be completed IN SIXTY tl days after
acceptance Of bid, and payment will DO mAdo In New
York city, the oortioAte Of the pruper officer Of
tho quArsnnAaters department, the completion Of
me doyernmsnt reserves tho right 10 reject Any OF
all bids, md biddera have the privilege 81 bolna pros
emit Al the opening OF the same.
Proposals must DO endorsed sPropoaAla for Building
Stable and Repairs at Fort Trumbuli, Conn and adj
dreased 10 the undersigned.
Iy order o. Breyot MAJOR General Rufus IngAs, As
sistAnt QuartsFmaator General u. s. A., Chief QUAR-.
ternAster Department Of the last
WILLIAM II, HOWELL.
Brevet MAJOR and A. O NJ, u. Il. A., Chief q. M First
QuArtorrnAster District myiTtd
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fNONsULT YOUR OWN INTERESTS AND SAVE
pREd stoRy SoSHSI q Y ISd Riath SIESSli' aAdsT
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