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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-27

ALEXANDRIA AN
w GEORGETOWN L. L.
EaA I'll E - 60:


WINTER SCHEDULE FOR THE
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
On and after MONDAY, October 23 1871
through Mail Trains leave Washington. from
Maryland avenue depotat 1:l0 a. m ana PM
for Iynchburg and intermediate stations, sun
days included. Leave Alexandria, from DUKE
and Henry streets Mt $40 II. m. and $50 p M
from Lvnchburg and intermediate stations, sun
days included connecting with the morning ana
evening trains for Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York
Local Passenger Trains leave Washington,
from Maryland Avenue Depot at Il3, s3o, >
and II d. M. and ESQ, 800 $50 and 40 p. III;
Leave Alexandria, from the corner of Duke and
Henry streets, at 445 a. M, and $50 p. M, and
from the corner OF King and St Asaph streets
ut 6, and 10 a. IN, and ut l2:3O Zoo and pm.
Local Sunday Trains leave Alexandria, from
the corner of Duke and Henry streets. at 4:45 u
M and $50 p. NJ. Leave Washington, from
MARYLAND ave. depot, ut $50 Il. m. and 40 I'm,
nss, The 7:l5 Il. m. and $50 p. m. local trains
from Washington connect with the morning ana
evening trains ofthc W. u o. K. K. for LcesburS
and Hamilton. The s Il. m. and 2:5U D. m. loca.
trains from Alexandria connect with the morn
ing and evening trains o: the ". Q. k.
from Lcesburg and Hamilton.
Through tickets can be procured at the otiic,
of the Company, corner Of 9th stree: and Mary
land avenue, Washington. and baggage checked
through o. \. STEW EMS, Gen. Supt
VIIASHINGTON < OHIO RAILROAD
81 - 4; e; =
On and after MONDAY, October ~, 1871
TWO TRAINS on this road will be run as FOL-
lows:
NAIL TRAIN will leave Alexandria daily
except Sunday, at S45 Il. m; pass LccsburGt
0.33 a. M. and arrive at Hamilton at II n. III
Leave Hamilton at L. 30 p. m. pass Leesburg
at i. II p. m., and arrive at Alexandria nj 3.o5
p. m. - -
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN viii leave AL
exandria daily, except Sunday, at A. 10 pm, mr.
rive at LeeSburg at $50 ,. IN.
Leave Leesburg ut Il. M, arrive at Alexan
dra at sos u. m.
The Mail Train makes close connection AT
Hamilton with kempS line of Stages t" and
from Winchester; also al Leesburg with Realm
er's line of Coaches for Aldic and Mlddlcburs.
Regular fare. cts. per ale
COmimu tafiOn tickets. 3 cts. per mil"
Annual tickets. $50.
r. H. IIANENNE Err,
oc4-tf General Ticket Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-27

~ . I . L
The steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James Har-
per, having been thoroughly repair xTua b
URDAY next February 9th, leaving Bati-
more at o clock p. IN. from her BERTH foot OF
Commerce street returning, will leave Alexan-
dria every TU ESDAY NIGHT, at 10 O. clock.
Freight for Baltimore received every Tuesday.
feb H-lm b. WHEAT, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-27
NJ EW STO r E.

NEW STORE.
F. G.. SWAlNE
Would inform his friends and the public gener-
ally that he has leased the store on the corner OF
Cameron and Royal streets, 81. G. Miburn's old
stand and will keep, in connection with his lE,
Grocery, Liquor and Commission store NO. ~
Royal street, frst-class
FAMILY GROCERY,
where can be found at all times fresh Roll But,
ter, Poultry, Eggs, Hominy, Beans, Dried
Fruits, Potatoes, Canned Peaches, Pineapple
Tomatoes and Corn, &C., SC. Call and exam
inc leo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-27

n ARAW ARE, CuTL Err Y, &c.
IL In great variety.
We have in store at SO King, street, very
large and well assorted stock of goods In our
line which we are offering at small advance,
preparatory to making our Spring purchases. =
Cali and see; it will pay you to examine before
making your purchases.
ian II JOHN T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-27
STEAMBOATS,.
IT, LOWER POTOMAC LINE

Evss!slH ~ =" FOR FOR az 'il'D
BALTIMORE AND Potomac RIVER
LANDINGS. Also for
FREDERICKSBURG AND RICHMOND.
The steamer GEORGEANNA WILL on and
after THURSDAY, 22d of February, 1872, re-
sumo her trips, leaving Baltimore from Pier 9,
Light street, every THURSDAY, at p.m.,
arrivinga Alexandria, Washington and George
town on Saturday of each week.
Returning, will leave Alexandria evesy
MONDAY, arriving in Baltimore every We'd
nesday morning.
c. P. IRVINE, Agent
1873 Light ST., Baltimore.
HOOE, WEDDERBUKN l. CO.,
feb 24-tf Agents, Alexandria, Va.
RIVER ROUTE.
The steamer WAWASET will resumcr her
TWO TRIPS A WEEK to usual ~- =
landings on the Potomac, on TU ES-E= -
DAY, March 5, 1872, leaving Washington ut
a. m. and Alexandria at / II. m.
Tuesdays trip, including informed
ings, to Currioman. late land
Fridays trip, including intermediate landings
to Cone river S. S. HOWISON,
President Potomac Ferry Co
S. GEDNEY, Gen. Sup't feb E5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-27

"HlIE. GOODo.
We are now offering very desirable stock Of
Irish Linens, Undressed Cambrics, Plaid Mus
Inns, Colored and White Tarltons, Swiss Edg-
ings and Insertings. Lace Edging, White Skirt
in9s. &C, with general stock of goods in this
line. 1feD lUJ hOo1. L. WV.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-23
'THE EAUCRR5E
Monday. :. w. 9S
NOPAPEx NEXT WEEK,

For several reasons, which We think
will be fully satisfactory, no paper
vii! be issued from this office next
week. Our excuses ure:-lst, A
printer needs rest, just as much US
any other man !" BUD, Our birthday
occurs during next week, aud We dc.
sire to celebrate it; Bird, The anniver.
sary u cur wedding happens to GENE
on The day preceding our birthday,
uuI we propose to put on appropriate
moaning; 4th, The horNs have all got
the ePitootic, aud VIZ can't get our
supply Of paper in time; 9th, We are
building house, and want TO spend a
week "bossiR' the jObjn 9th, Ii is in
accordance with Iuls which we have
observed ever since tho establishment
"fTuE DsAocSAr, to suspend publ ia.
ton during Christmas week, For
these aul other reasons, emiucnrly
conclusive to US, even II thcy are not
10 anybody else, small advertising
theet is uII II.at We shall print next
week.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-23

last sig months With unprecedented
energy and facility 10 this town.
We are observing The action Of the
Legislature with much interest Just
now, asthe sgitaiion Of the Capital
question is likely TO result in some
good to us. at least, ifdetatched from
Charleston for to tho citizens Of this
and, adjoining counties Charleston il
ihe most Inaccessible point within the
bounds Of the staies The latest
Charlehvn pspers received here came
10 hand jusl.oSe GEEK after Wheeling
papers o. The same date, and then con
contain nothing but an Insignificant
array Of local adyertisetents interest.
ing only 10 a feSilaated Charleston.
ans, who labOe under the delusion Of
supposiug HAT halfa. dozen bolts Of
cotton eISIb, pbS ,as many pieces Of
calico constitute On immense wholesale
dry, sSods establishmOut. together with
o.hg equally 'nonsersiepl suppOsi-
lions. On Oourseiu saying this much
We mean no disrespect TO those simple.
minded people, and would chserfally
aid them 10 4 legitimate manner, il
found deserving, Of charity; ye, we
,ptotestagainst a state Of affairs thai
the interests of tire ,-fourlh,
.of tlie people Of the State, without re.
sultiug in any material good to even a
few deidded Inhabitants Of Ksnawha
county,, More anon.
VARiKrY.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-23
BRAxroN.
Local rtems-The "Permanent ssatr
Humbug. ~

surros, Nov 81.
To Tie Editor Of The Democrat. n
Nov that the national aud State po.
litical issues Of the day will have rest
for i while, aud give the people time
to recuperate their physically aud
mentally exhausted nervous system, We
suggest to The readers Of 1'nEfDEao.
cRAf. and other journals ofIlkc char.
acter, theimportance Of deroting their
time to the perusal Of light and whole.
some reading rs a panacea Of unfailing
effect in accomplishing a permanent
cure Of the late quadrennial epidemic
in which a vast number Of the citizens
Of these United States sutFered-i.e.-
the followers cfthc tickle fortunes Of
the .la,s lamented Horace Greeley.
And 10 nyiug this much We don't
wish to be understood as advocating
any particular style or standard Of
political faith ; for |. is we'll aud gen.
orally understood by the intelligent
portion Of tue community tia. Il will
require another aud different kind Of
political organization to the late en-.
ignaticil Democracy to- sutee ,isully
compete with that ponlerous comli a.
tioa known as the n ational Republican
party. But at.fresent we don't DO.
sire nor propose % discuss a question
Of such ylit magnitude. neither do VIC
feel ourselves competent 10 shed ms
veryluminous light on The Aforesaid
subject. eopseqdenily We viii content
ourselyesNith the enumerition Of 10.
cal affairs .hat may II leas 4 DO inter.
Osting 10 the Braxipn reader, ITO no
one else, aud without further eircum.
lOcatiop, We have the prospective
numerical increase OF tie human fan
ily to quote Us n6rmy and advancing"
consequent upon.tWo marriages III this
town tho other day. which, con,iderius
the limited numberci pAtivs citizcnsia
the place, and tho want 81 local sp.
probation by strangers. is a very iin.
pOrlanl and encouraging oscuEtspss,
as viewed from ASHTON stand point.
OF course the great bulk Of humanity
msy fail to soc anything extraordinary
In, 10 them, common place occurrences,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-23

lagycrIhIe allowed % differ upon eases
aud questions Which may be presented
to them for their sensldeFal!on. We
thought We bad iali! I and satisfactorily
answered Justice hcwhor!eFs '1tr'
ca question heretofore !, by u seems be
Won't Pc somIcFtGqi W. lasree as
% wSalis lue 1esaI o. interest IN
ta's State, ana 70 nlskeyit PLAIN: I'VE
proPoae 10 glse an ILLUSTRATORS: On al q
bond q mole given 6sB ~ Tor slw'
say'ag nS'Alss about ietereD fhe
pr ssn % sSs 50 10 nan s apsa
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-23

DEcs1utn 10, 1872.
Mr. WoFrIspIx.

~ "S'i"pn
I .Depl Su:@Upon plyleutrabec
into West Virginia, / was somewhat
agreeablyl surprised 10 behSlliny
the fertility and beauty ofthe hills aud
valleys, and the majesty and lgrundeur
y !es mountains. The tssensryla l,ng
Tue bal'ln,oreiand OHIO Railrosdifrom
iiiEairpsrs Ferry 70 Grafton is perfectly
oewlldsrlng. have travelled OYER
tue Alps and Tthe Apprentices. looked
upon lplt Blanc lelescoped Kunehiu.
glnsa. and stood 10 the tracks Of Baron
humbclat on ghimboraso. and saw
nolhipg 90 either, more fearful and
grad than the Rsiltoad. ears In full
speed on tho mountain cliffs. over.
Looking lhe dark waters Of the Cheat.
! only wonder how we all escaped
being dashed into, atoms. er,lLpiled
body and baggage down shs pfecipice.
for the .speed"of the fTsib was mt IN
the least checked or held Up. / 10.
yolpn'a3 asked whether hIl OF any
Due on board had been so suddenly
hOrriiod and frightened hdlfout Of bis
senses, as myself; bat in casting my
eyes around about me, l1fouhd every
other body perfectly composed aud uu.
dls,aFbed-ei'hst laughing At some
,riaipg event. r.readiug son,e Of the
pplserou. papers aud periodicals with
yhishllhei United stitesltare 80 we'll
supplied, ana'as'iipditierept to the dan.
ger which soIihimincht, as though
they were seated 10 their several
churches, l,eedls.sly listening to,lle
sacred teachings 10 their piOus Pastor.
who had Intellectually warned them a
thousand times Of the ten thousand
times greater danger. which impcrilsd
thsirsoul's safety. Il u . metaphysi.
cal mystery 70 me howreekle.s and
carclessmansindetttn become to the
things, both bodily and spiritual, which
should concern them most and II Is
equaliy sslonishing toswha. lengths
people can Do induced 10 20 for mere
curiosity, o. what risks they run for
self.gratihca,ion. ] haze teep oflnts
both insn aud women perform acts Of
rashne'sspd daring, which are nova
days called innocrut amuseusnts for
pelf, and with enthusiastic applause.
which we're formerly punished ty fine
and imprisonlnent. To what strides.
or what license maybe SLOWED or It,.
ersies'tskep. In what iscallsd 1.-The
age Of Progress" or new order Of
things" it's imps siblo .tofOrC.oc. |
am told tue late lciyil warinlhe United
Slatasihas completely lneta,norphc,ed
the whole moral, social aud political
ante tetitai relations aud general status
Of affairs throughout one-h half tue
realm aud 10 20 much 70 that old
customs, old habita old manners, old
ways o. dong thugs, aud old people,
aud some not 50 Old haye been toppled
over, 'tq uelcled VrIset asiileS altOgeth.
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Minnesota, Ntbra,Ep and North Caro-.

Minnesota, Nebraska and North Caro-.
lima.
,Mr. Bennett, on leave, introduced
Senate liill No. 80. "A Bill con.
corning tho Surveyors Office, aud
where it shall DO kept" which was
read the first time and continued to its
second reading.
Mr., Bennett. on leave, introduced
Scu,t, Bill NJ. SO, "a Illcnlarg.
ing tho powers Of sthe Steer Creek
Valley and Elk River Railroad Com.
papy,"
On motion Of Mr., Price,
Resolred. That the Committee on
the Judiciary be instructed to inquire
iulo and report to the Senate b bill
or otherwise, what action, It any,
stOuld'be takenin reference 10 tho pas
sage Of such laws ss may be necessary
10 protect the property Of married NO,
mcnsfrow the debts, liabilities and con
troll Of their husbands.
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A Strange Freak of Nature.
Pl.4wooD,. W. Va. Dec.

FlArwooD.. W. Va. Dec, 0.
~ DC kditg Of lae. Dep,eerh. b
Ny aIieafiSa vas called today to
quite curiosity On dc farm of Jesse
shaver, inl.his section yir: A, double
calf (noh living viii. eight legs. three
Isar'. two tails one head, two distinct
calves, from the tails up to about mid !.
way Of the body and then they are
united together 70 the neck with one
head, two Of the ears in their natural
position, and one car behind the head,
on the neck, four legs behind, in their
natural positi9n;7lwo on each body,
four legs before where tie bodies are
united f4woI Of tho legs 90 cacb, side ,of
Tie ani,td bodies = q TGUW'
The sgi,aton ofthe Capital question
again seems to asitste the people some.
They ,ecm 10 be sick and tired Quay |
20, say with proptiay Disguised with
The continued discussion JftIiat ques;
iion eyerywinicr. and Is TAX payers
they ihihk thspeoplss' money u wasted
without any necessity. TIE LSgisla-
ture should pass a bill so as 20 Submit
thu QUESTION Of locality to te people
by a vote. 1t does seem to ME 10 b u
reflections % ,he'wisd6m and libefsli,y
. a ~. = AL
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-23
ovEScoATlyGs.

Ia chinehilla, Caster Eis,dsn, Moscow
and E.auinaaf Beavers, And
uo English Aeltont.
CLOTHS, Ehgliih French asd Grns.. OF
every texture and color. II >,'''' W
gAsslA',ssREs, English, French .ud
American, insa endless variety. !.
4. aSo Selected Pattern, for sui,ias, e1sls.
.ySST!Nes, In Plush, Velvet, ca,hm,r,,
and SILK, ofsrey Style and grade,
Made TO order from actual ,a,.,ur.m.n, .,A
A FIT GUARANTEED
,1o rios. ut,er,rs /. ~
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TIN "A PIzA No

Ma,. d r. FISHER would hereby
notify ihs public that she Is
prepared TO giro
LESSONS on TIE PIANO.
The patronage Of the citizens Of
Weston aud vicinity i. respectfully
solicited. N.
Wn.roS. Sept 80. 1877
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-23

Nov have The pl.isr, ofop.niur ,s III, siti.
rem, Of Wheeling aud vicinity ID, Ia ia,
And best sHorted stock ofClotki, Css,iu,r,,
Yrsiingi and o,,rrestiagi that Is, .r.r
been brought 10 this market. Win Ia.
creased aeiliIies 10 eur Work DsJ At,msaihy
the addition ofSerersl cIp.r, hands from q,
eastern TITLES and an Incompatible nl,rtisn
aAd variety Of goods We hop, to sI.sut, iii
orders entrusted 10 our care In . manner
unstlrpat'ed hy any similar eiiablishm,ut In
Tue East Our i,oss comprises
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31
= years ony s6iid Of aiiHS6sth and Arthur KsT.


KARNEY.-Ootobers So JANIS A. KARNET, aged
three yeaFp only child Of Elizabeth and Arthur KAr.
bsT.
Tue fisnds Of the family are invited 10 attend the
funeral to-day, the 8lst A o'clock m, from the
resdsno OF his parents, No. 1855 street northwest
BANE-On the ovaninE Of the 2sth instant, At 8
o'oloek, after llnGeLin. illness, hAhTHA JEnsIEs
rear OF hor aGo.
Her relatives and friends are invited 70 attend her
funeral on FndhJ. November !, from RJfad chapel
At 10 O. m.
NORBEOK.-On the 10th in.tAnt, GEoRGH WAEH.
naroN, eldest Ion q George ". and EllA NoTbeok,
in the sixth year Of bis age.
Thursday, 2 O'Clock y, IN.
PURDON.-On Tuesday, E0th October. Of pnsumo-
mia, In tho tWsn eighth JsaT Of his age, JosEPH b.
PuRDON.
Funeral from bis brothsr.lnlaW's (Wm. n. DAute's)
Iealdsnee, No. h19 PsnnsJlvAnlA avenue, on Thar.
day, sl.t Instant at o'clock. kTsnds Of the family
are Invited TO attend.
sPlLMAN,--On the Gath instant, AZ % O'Clock D.
N. FRAHcIs p. srILMAS, the beloved child Of james
n, Bpllman.
Ills funeral will take place from his parents resi-.
dsnoF, No. il TWenysiEth street. this Afternoon, at
o'clock,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31
THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Report.
FurniiAsd bB Lepis Johnson Y Co., BANKERS
Horih,0sii corner Of Tenth and D siresb
HEy YoRE, Dot Sa.l p p,-Unltsd States -,
DSeDSGp U is G2S Esp S:I l Z. Y 6U u iS
ynitsd stasss oS9s, ", go92goP. lIs u5i e.
ooSSop, Canton, Ws.ssaa s Usie1 ~:
Iisph. Ji,I ouiSIslISstl, thi Ps1lhs Mai, @ !
So'E S:aE: a; sS.,I "a XII S ss,i a
S..S 5.Si.. sss :.sI
E B YI.5i.S "a % %sssa rs Tis:iS
80 Joseph, s8Si 0hlcASo and Alton, ll9i Ohio and
S ss'P Sfi 4ssS:.! s. so S Ss' y tRd 81 ~
Isnne.:sse Slats sizes, new, I7H ylrginia slIs;,
FsSaS SSSG6, iSS UnoH Psaido it Sodd' ~
- pnTrNoRE NLgEETs,
BALTIMORE, October %. =. Breadstuns - Flour. =
& S SSGa So sS ws ss9 s% Sp 90 ~
pert 70 BrSEl At $3.50 the roma ndsr bsinE Tor home
10 a. H.Ss q ~ S Go fan q
ssso. ano lg0 choice DO. a. $50; ,.--
liberal, smopnlpE % aesgo bushel,, ~ which 1890
III q hs dso ell f noted Js,sds Su re
Sales embrace tOO buahes eatern white At 81 g, tO
amber AZ al pbOO rood 10 prime rcd At els5doLa5,
add 2,OO0 common 70 fair DO. At 81 9Oel6O.
CorR.--The market for Western Oorn e day was 40.
tive and hrmsr, And We note sales Of 1000 Bushels
hEure; 1850 bushels rejected DO At 70 cents and 100
bushes new do, At " oonts Tho market Tor South.
eIn was barely steady, With rooepa amounting 70 g.
comprise aOO bushels old At 69B1O oontsj 1900 new
Al05I cents, latter for veiy PRIME and 100 nominy
Torn ~ 1bCaSj oents. and 100 new At b5a6s oents
The rooeipta Of Weatern to-day we're ~ tJ huAhes,
and the market ooasd firm At % cent? for MIXED In
Oats-were dull With receipts amountisE to iOOJO
bushels The sales today were ,0OO bushels South
at tOaib cents, and 2UUO bushels Western at t0s
II cents ioI mlIed and ~ Y cents ioI bhsht =
duist but Arm hates to-day 251 bushels At IS cents,
and We quote At sO0ap0 cents, A. 10 quality,
ffgrtfoHs,-Tho mAFkst Tor PROV, SLOWS IL unsettled
and irregular; The transaction. In Bqik heAts and
Prices lover, and We quote the former a. ~
cent? for shoulders and 10 oeSts for clear RIB Sides
and the latter At coats for Shoulders, lUA cents
for rib Sides and cents for clear RIB Sides. There
unooYsTsd At 10 eenta Mes Pork IL quiet md steady
at els per Dbl Lard sha de nrmsT, and We quote
prime Western steam Al kta5ls,
Saqars,-We 10 lTn Of nothing doing a. yet today,
Pofto Rico isir 10 Eeod IeaniBs a. SSspS.e,I RaS.
lsh Island fair to good refining 9Aa9ko Uuba BoIrs
Nol9, l0laal0Ao.j Porto Kiuo grocery 1salyyso.
DemsraIa yanuam pan. 10 sllai cts, and New Orleans
RsSSsd SsyITs.-Prioss arc higher In view Of the
AdVinos in the raw material We quote HAFds At
NaalBk cents for crushed, powdered and ErAnu-
lated, and Soita on bssia Of llhelaA cents for
white, Yellogs are very Arm, at SAellA oonts.
wiSydhS %STE"s & dhy |, s%s Nd ne Ioss :,
eth cents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

oFTIcE or OHIEF QuARTERMAsTER,)
s,-, DisTRIgr o. Nav MEXICO
Sealed proposals, In tripllcste With ) copy Of this
advertisements attached will be received A. this ooe
Tor thS delivery Of Corn. barley. Oats and Bran as
specified below.
psItmsnt, AdiutGnt Gs1sTGls Once Series ISL bids
will also DO received until the sams tlss ~ ~ omoer
named, for delivery on The supplied required thsrOAt
.,--.,.., ~. ElRI, SRtl, lSuUu bran.
- FORT GAR AND, COL
$4,000 Com or BsHiisf fF& 9S Pr'i Il 400 Bran
10000 Corn S " R1ysy g e3 3Sts 200 Bran
aoooo ~ FoFT T6LEs0s,S; n y;
'"O 00'n OF F DIP RSf Az IN n " lI'' Bran
i'OO' Corn f e RRiTEi sFk lS S.t is'0 Bran
'0tOO Corn e d BRs5HlUs IS9S 9is Zoo bran
7OOOOO Corn or Barley, 1900 Oats, 1900 Bran.
FORT BAYARD, N. N,
oG GS TOSn o. B.5lsJ, 900 Oats OOoO BrSn MI,
deTS will make separate proposals. for each.
The grain must be well cured, iound, free from dirt
understandable quality 10 svsry TsSpeot put up IN good
strong sacks, containing each: OF corn or barley,
not more than s. nor less than 3 pounds and Of bran
not more than % pounds Preference WI BE- given
o. grain they propose to furnish. Bids viii also DO
received for tho delivery Of the ErAlu and bran In
sacks to DO furnished by the QuGrtormAstsrS depart
Delivery Of the grain To be commenced on or before
az required By tho United btAtea) the hTht day OF De-
Ssm6sr ls9 and TO DO completed in four months one
fourth Of the entire quantity contracted Tor 70 DO de-
Dsil1sTy Of lie bran to be commenced on or before
Qf required BY tho UnitCd stAtes) the hrst dAy Of
February 1873 Ard to DO completed In four months
Proposals Tor f1rpl.binE any quantity Of the sup
plies less than the whole amount required At the posa
The right 4 reserved By the undsrslEnsd TO reject
sns saIib ~ sa2 lime vthip IbiItS 3syS bpf5TS Ne
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RoPosALs ron ARMY SUPPLIES,


OFEICE OHIEF OoMMIssARY or BgnauTEEOE,l
DEPARTMENT or The hIHaouRI,
FORT LEAYEFwORTH, KAN, Oct. ~, 1874
Sealed Proposals, In uplioAts, Will DO reueiysd a.
this ofos until II o'clock IN, November d, iM2 for
Furnishing the Subsistence DopATtmont United
states Army AT Fort Leayenworth with the following
aOO00O pounds Bacon, clear sides, new crop, city.
trimmed in new Eunnlea - ~
10000 pounds Xxx Flour, from fall wheat IN SQUARE
single and double sacks, oontAin ming 10y
pounds not zach, and In Well-ooopoTod, full
hsAd.llned barrels
lbOD rounds Salt In barrels we'll oOopered and full
hOad.lln and IN square double aAok1. CON
tAlulng 100 pounds net
1000 pou IDS Green Rio UonSe, In original sacks,
aud IN square doub!o sacks, containing 100
5000 pounds Brown sugar, equal To Stewards "O,n
In square double saoks, containing lOO pounds
nBt.
500 gallons Vinegar Of " grAlns strength, In bar
Tels full Iron ,houpod and painted
5000 pounds AdAmAntno Candles, and
lbUOO pounds H1tTa Family Soap, In boxes we'll
strapped with Iron or hlokOTg,
l0O00 pounds Choice Family Flour, from fall wheat,
10 square ainEle and double sacks, oontAinlng
100 pounds nst each, and In Wsl-oO0pered fun
hsadllned bAuola
BiddOr will state what quantity Of each Article BID
for they will furnish, and when thay will deliver the
lms, As we'll As toe kind Of packages. Ihe Eunnie'
used must be new. ,, a., -, -
Hank forms Of proposals will b fuTnllhsd upon
application this once a. we'll A. ny tho Purchasing
OommBdaTles In 81, Louis and OhieAEo,
ooiO u, X, MORGAN, q, o, B., Dept Mo, =
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OFFIcE A. O. s.. FoRT HAMILToHl
n, Y, HARBOE, Oct %, ls1a !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received At
this once until ~ a NJ November q, ls1i for fur.
hishlnE tho fT9ah Beet required BY the Subsistence
Department. U, g. A. ~ this station, during siE
months, commencing January l, 1878. Information
he obtained By application to n. NJ, HALL,
QuArtermAsteT First ARTILLERY, and BToyot Col, o,
A., Acting O0mmiasaTy Subsistence, Oot35