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TIE hattie of north Point.
JOINT ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION RI Bh
MnEEAMs AMn MAsHINGrn Ns-

JOINT ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Ri BALIL-
MOREAEs AND WASHING ONIAEs.
Yesterday morning the 9th Maryland regi-
Ilent escorted The defenders of Baltimore to the
Camden depot. to welcome the defenders from
Washington. At the depot the line OF march
vas taken up, as follows, the marine band and
9TH Maryland regiment band, both PLAYING
Hail Columbia" Washington Light Infantry,
Preceded by the marine band; the Baltimore
sssoc alton Of Old defenders and the associa, ION
OF old defenders of Washington. carrying q ven
cradle banner inscribed " MARYLAND Light
Horse" In passing the mayors office, his honor
Mayor Nansant, appeared upon the steps OF tn
building and reviewed the old defenders and
their escort. After the review the SOL
diers and old defenders took up their
line OF march for the wharf, where
After the fifth regiment and Washington light
infantry had escorted the Old Defenders to the
steamer Champion, their steps were directed to
North Charles street, where the sixth regiment,
numbering upwards OF 100 muskets, and com :
Inanded by Ma. Mcdonald, Capt. Cashmyer 5
cavalry, (the governors body guard and Cap
tain Rams cavalry, were III waiting TO join the
parade. After the parade had been dismissed
the washington light infantry were taken in
charge by the fifth regiment and escorted to
the armOry OF the latter where an acceptable
collation. awaited them. The remainder of the
cay was devoted to social visits and sightseeing
Last night, by invitation of Manager Ford,
the Washington soldiers with the marine band
and the stan officers of the fifth Maryland re gi-
nent visited Holiday street theatre.
The Old Defenders celebrated the day at
north Point by al Grafton delivered by james
IL. Brewer, esq, a dinner, toasts, &c. Mr.. J As.
LawrensOn, Of the Washington defenders. res
ICnded TO the toast "Our VISITORS Tie defend
ers returned TO Baltimore AT 6 O'Clock, and soon
after the Washington defenders took the train
for home, well pleased with the celebration OF
the day and the hospitality OF the Baltimore
brethren.
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Washington Baptist Association.

hr-stIHfl a,-ciuO : session OF the assoc a.
tion was devoted TO the reading OF lei 5ers from
trlLa! seILol was preached BY Rev. y. H.
BrOOks, T.as-cT OF the 9TH church, OF this city.
SECOND DAV.
Il Je association Let this morning and was
opened with devotional exercises, participat e 4
N ~ lev. ESssrs. Henderson and Tyler. Let
tiers were read from the 5th and ith churches.
A cOmmittee-Reys- \. Laws, j. VI. Gaskins, A.
Henderson, y. II. Brooks and W. y. Jefferson
was appointed . consider the Affairs OF Liberty
BAPTIST church. Rev. Mr.. Laws was invited to
preach at 3 O'Clock. The committee on time
and place Of next meeting reported the 9Th Bal-
tl>t church ES The place and the first Thurs. lay
m 81 PIE n 5e- rs the time, that Rev. X. johnson
tory sermon; Rev. q. W. Cons REV. a. Hen
derSo "a, aiternate,) the GOCtTinal sermon; Rev.
J. v. Anderson the sermon or ministers and
widC"s lu1fs, and Rev. ). Scott the Missionary
sermons; adopted.
q. ". Coins took leave of TIE ass1ciation-
prayers being offered by Revs. II. ". Auder-
son and =. +. Hill, and the moderator, Rev.
Robert johnson.
Rev. A. Henderson offered a resolution that
the association consider the best means Of sup
PORTING ministers OF circuits, which, after some
debate. was adopted, AMI the association took a
recess.
The following are some OF the : atistics: Ist
church, IS members; 81 church, 2i2 20 in
crease +;h church, As ~ increase 9Th church
l.V2. % increase;) Liberty, los 6 increaSe0
Mt Hear. c. Enon, 500 az incresse;) Shiloh,
Northumberland county, Va. 1i3; Fairfax. Va,
= Chestnut grove. Madison county. Va. 81;
Zion, Alexandria. 81; Macedonia, Washington,
1JOi VT Zion, Arlington, Va ,05; Zion, North
cumberland county, Va. III increase SD ListIs
and Falls Church, Va, 6s. Some fthe reports
not in vet.
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TEE DRY GOoDs MARKRT-The market for
the week has been distinguished by great sctivi-
t. with the jobbers, who have sold large quanti-
ties of goods in all branches of trade, anu there
II every appearance of continuance OF this
for some time to come. Brown sheeting. and
sArtiDEs continue irregular IN demand. Heavy
sian Card goods ain firm and in far demand.
Prices are unsettled in sympathy with bleached
goods. but slight reductions have been made in
some grades. There has been considerable ex-
element in bleached sheetings and shirtings,
owing to the reduced prices OF New York milis,
Wamsutta and other fine grades OF shirtings,
which has caused freer sales, but with no alp
parent speculative feeling. Cotton drills are l.,
moderate demand for home consumption. with
no deviation from current rates The stock on
hand is reported as unusually light, and prices
are strong. Cotton flannels are daily ncreasing
in demand, and the jObbers have been freely
moving fair lots. We have heard of no material
concession in price for any grade. Prints are
in active request for all desirable dark styles
and are freely distributed at the current prices
which are very low and likely to be advanced.
Cloths and Overcoatngs are moving rather more
freely, but are still slow. The rapid improve
ment made in the manufacture of dress goo is
was never so forcibly exhibited as 1t has been
this season, and the variety and prices are such
that very large trade has been done in them
For goods up 10 DC. per yard there is no aues-
tiOc that the fabrics now offered bear fayora.
bic comparison with the products OF British or
continental looms, and hence the increasing
popularity OF these goods. Blankets are moving
more freely with the cooler weather. Shaw s
are in very good request Hosiery has greatly
improved in demand. The Increased activity in
porte goods which was indicated in oar last
review has been fully sustained throughout the
week, despite the interval OF q lew unseasona-
bly, bad days toward the end, which had a mo-
inentarily depressing tendency.-N y. Daily
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The 0rtoIan-Reed.bi 0uesttou.

" 4 HINtfI1N, d. C.- Stpt. Is, ltII.
Editor Stdr.-Havirg noticed in your paper
OF yesterday an article from a supposed CON
noisseUr OF birds. calling himself Com mon
Sense" stating that rced-birds and ortoans
were identical, should beg to 81 Ter from the
gentleman and 70 state that In the south wher-
''rice-bird," but not the 'ortolan >, that being a
distinctive species, and which, in fact, is in The
north called "rail," in our latitude "ortolsn''
and in the south 'sora." Hoping that nv ex-
PLANTATION may remove the geltlemau's scrnpIes
TO calling ortolan so, even though he NAV not
be able &c distinguish them from reed birds in
the eating, am, sir, very respectfully, Sc,
KNOW NOTYIyE
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AN ASTONISHING ISLANDER SUR Is on tri ai
in NilliamsDOrt, Pennsylvania. Rev. William
A. Kerr, pastor of the First Presbvterian
church, has sued August Purcell, Ira G. Gibson
and George MOnsel. OF his congregation, 1or
Islander, To defend himself against tie charge of
visiting house OF bad repute. Rev. William
A. Kerr lives in the house Of Augustus Purcell,
one o. his accusers. The wife OF Mr.. Purcell
found in kerr's room a letter addressed to
William b. Caldwell" an assumed name efthe
pastor. With a wOmaH's curiosity she opened IL
and found that it was from a Mrs Slifer. who
keeps notorious hf use in Washington street
She showed the letter to her husband. M,
Purcell s good man. He prayed for there
formation OF the reverend sinner and show ed
the letter to Ira {. Gibson and George MonseI,
other good men OF Kerr's congregation. The
three went to the Chief of Police, Coder, Co.
der then went TO Mrs. Slifers, and found letter
signed civilian y. Caldwell" I'm the possession
OF Ida Bush, young girl OF very pleasing ex-
terror Experts stated that the handwriting was
kerr's. Kerr was before a session Of the church
and OF the presbytery, and accused OF improper
conduct. He denied everything In toto, and in
stituted the pending suit.
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BoUNrY-JUNPING AND AFRICAN TRAVEL
KRs.--It Is alleged that three OF the leading
characters who have figured in the Stanley-Liv-
ings.one controversy are deserters IRON the
MON army. Lewis II. Noe states that Stanley
was a bounty jumper and deserter, and Noe
says he performed the same trick himself at
Stanley's solicitation. And now comes the LON
den correspondent of the New York Evening
Post and says that DIR. Livingstones SON also
enlisted in the Union army for the sake Of the
bounty aud then deserted
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How TO MAKE lcE.-A rapid and economi-
cal method for the artificial production OF ice
has been brought TO the attention of the Paris
Academy of Science. The process consists in
the evaporation OF ether in q current of air,
which passes on through a layer of coke or pu
mice stone, constantly saturated with sulphnric
acid. The vapors are condensed by the action
Of the machine itself, and the ether is aftery. ard
regained by distillation. The cost of running
Is chiefly for coal in the distilling process and
IL is stated that one pound OF coal h. su cient 10
produce from Twenty-Five to thirty pounds OF
ice, .
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A FAsHIoNABL. WEDDING ON THE Taps
Invitations are ont Tor the marriage, on TO-
morrow evening, OF DR.. Howard II. Barker, of
this city, son OF J. ". Barker, esq, to Miss
Fannie K. Wilson, daughter OF another OF, our
well-known citizens, jesse b. Wilson, esg. The
wedding Is to take place at the residence OF the
father Of the intended bride, No. iZ9 9th street
n. W, and promises to be one OF the most fash
ionable weddings that has taken place in Wash
iIgtOn Tor some time past.
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MARROW GAUGE RAILWAYS are exciting
great attention in Great Britain, and Mr.. Rob
ert +. Fairlie has just Published In London a
pamphlet entitled Railways or no Railways. or
the Battle of the Gauges Renewed in iS12"
The pamphlet comments severely on the Eng
lish reviews OF the report OF General Buell. in
favor OF three feet six inch gauge for the
Texas Pacific railway, and arrives at the con-
eusion that broad gauge means " costliness
with extravaganza" and narrow gauge means
economy with efficiency"
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THE LIVE srocK MARKer-Rnara 81 >

The LIVE STOCK MARRgr-Bp1rd Of YsqY.I
EsfseiioHS-Report for ne W.ek Ending Sep
timber i2k.-At Clark's hog pen, Tuesday A. IN.
4e2 swine were offered and sold at 7a7 =
Drover's Rest, THURSDAY, GO cattle were offered
$50 cattle sold 81 Sass. 12i cattle, some of
which were very fine, we're driven to Baltimore
market. A bout 200 sheep and lambs were ffered.
Sheep sold at a. cents. lambs sold at - ga
:is7 PER head. Condemned at Center Market,
one veal calf-under age.
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The WASHINGTON THEATER CoNIoUR con-
tnues TO draw full houses. The company is
certainly good one, and the management de.
serve liberal patronage for their efforts 10 please
the amusemeht-loving public. The girl WHO
never saw a man" will be on hand this eyaniny
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The observation-disclosures DiStrict-The
board OF registration, on the corner of ith and
streets, yesterday enrolled the names OF F9]
voters OF the 18th district-309 white and =
col0red. The total registration in this district
last year Was SJ5-+26 white and i2T colored
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ga telegram from Geneva saws that Sir
Alexander Cockburn, British member of the
Board of Arbitration, will deliver elaborate
opinion or the points wherein hs differed from
Tie decision OF the court.
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THE NEW TARIFF.
CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL.

VI Il.
PAhT l-Tsrir Lava from ls4ftO date, the por-
repealed ie in small tyre. -
PAkT I.-sSbedrIrs ii Rstes Of DnIies, alphabet
cally arranged, with estrscts iron Regulations
and Decisions ot Treasury Department IS foot
APPENpIN.- Toreign Moneys, value sshsed by
law. Foreign WEIGHTS and Measures reduced %
L. ). STANDARD. Rates OF Tsre. hstes q Draw
back Standard weight q grave. LIN. al yards
dueed 10 square yards. Invoices ~hrs in order.
Enisy without ia. cIDe. AbNtenent 4 duties Tor
damage during ,he voyage & import sii0n. sam
pies OF goods. Re Advertisements. Du pay allie
~ coin. Excess Q. veteht. Lien FOR dates. Ton
De- med 1lE lbs Railroad iron imported fgr rs-
lsirs only. Drawback on cordsge cf fOseizn hemp.
duty assessed. Drawback on manufactures of i'm
ported mater sls. Tonnage tax. Tar how rated
Iutisble value, how determined. M!tLdrawAl u
60 DE- trcA bonded wsIch house. time limited.
pravhsek on Tor ign saltpetre mauufa cturet into
gun powder. Protest against decision & Collector
assessing rate OF duty and appeal thersfrom % tho
Secretary Of The Treasury. Dlscrimiu sting duty
a ~ per cent 90 g3OGs imported la certain fore 20
vessels tire cracker can be deposit J IN ware
measures Baggage ia transit thrCnch ". 81
statuary defined. talt IN bond f1r curing f.h
Danisge q rust u iron steel. Dis Eliminating
duty OF - per cent on rrDducts east Of the Cape q
Coco HoIe, wien imported from places west
ported ia bond. Goods remaining Ia store over
three years 30 be considered abandoned Re
fmpoftsnoos. Return cargo. Machfnery i'm
ported for repairs. Regulations fer tire i-nporta-
ports Draw back % manufacture 1T wood Ma
.eilals ioy sIp building, free Of duty anaer GER
:, Printed On heavy white. paper and well bound
and for ala II hT paper ana Sch; P.slishod
gil peDnsylNapfa kvenua
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CITY ITE NJ S.

Now OPRNING.-Fali ami Winter Clothing
One Price Only. GEO. G. HRNNINg,
No. 40 9Th street n W
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y Co., 5O3 tn street, May Building.
WARREN's PATENT MEAT COOKER
See testimonials OF Gen. NJ. q. Meigs, Major
Zen Mcdowell, Major Gen. Hunt, Major .. ii.
Howard, Mrs. II. Il. Stowe, and many others
HAMILTON < PEARSON,
Sole Agents tor Washington, ID. c., Y, NJ G, 4
Dullding, corner 9th and ID streets. eo3
-
NREAT HEAD CENTER south OF New York for
Chandeliers. Slate and Marble Mantels Latrobe
Stoves, Crates. Plumbing and Gas-ftting VI ate
rals, &c.; acknowledged the largest and most
varied stock south of New York city, and AT
greatly reduced prices as compared with former
rates for this locality.
HAMILTON & PEARSON,
eos y. NJ. Z. A. building, 9th and ID streets.
RELIEF FOR THE FREr-Fse, 81 per V.stt.-
CorIS extracted without pain; Bunons, Bad
Nails, &r relieved and cured, at DR.. Whites ;,
NO. $50 10Th street, opposite L. 5. Treasury.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y ave
anc 10th st., pays per CT. on deposits. 2.t3litlo
-
THERMOMETERS and Baroneters are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, uesr AZ etreet
ct; ROSES house OF INDUSTRY.-DREsS
~ MAhlS4 10 its various branches; ladies' Iron =
seaus neatly com peted at the shortest notice; CT
oren sclfs ard Embroidery. street. between p:
and East streets. ssp9- lp,
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SAN'L y HOOVER. bu,ehs, ,s-, A..
mined 10 retlTe from business, offers .
lortun y 20 any one 10 20 in a first ci,ss ~
ness, See advertisement In another coInun
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A REArTIFrE SPECIMEN OF Ealsomin1 AVA
cutec ~ Sinclair x Hope, may be -ee- 4, NJ
DGTbys rev drug store. corner Pennsy!.aci,
avenue and street, CO.OniZ alton baildiny
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TIE YACHT RACE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
tne yacht Fannie Bell, after being capsized oil
As&andria, as stated in TIE SrAR of last eve
h hs.s, va nghted and baled out and resumed
nef course about 8. 10 y m Tn. home huov ~ az
,Vo"9s oy me annie Bell ar 3.45 O'Clock; bv
c lie o' IN l. Given. The owners of the Given
80 80 P isEe, however, on the ground that
tug boat Belle Haven N' asS1'eed o5 INC
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AT1ESTIoS Is called to-tke advertisements n,
Mr.. jas. Is. Forest in another COLUMN.
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NATIONAL VETERAN CLUB.-The correct
Hat, as adopted, can be had from NJ ID, Franz
& Co., sos 'th street, May Building.
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THE ROCKVILLE FAIR-The rain YESTERDAY
was camper ON the Montgomery county, Nd,
AgIlcriturA air, at Rockville, and a more
osasreeaole time than those who went there
nAd cannot vel be imagined. The Corcoran
Zouaves, Captain Plant arrived on the yrannd
ABOUT "a O'Clock with seven car loads of other
passengers, and in tie afternoon the Governor
mounted Gnards, Major Writ, arrived. Daring
through the drin. The Mounted Guard wee
received by Colonel Bowie and assistant MAJ
shsis. AT O'Clock Mr.. j. T.. Norris was called
on 10 repeat his address. which he did.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-13

The GNTLgAsANTSEss AMONG THE Fo- =
TEENTH DISTRICT RRPUGLICANs-Mr. Peter
Cam bell, VINO las just returned to this CITY
has addressed a card 10 Mr.. j. ID. O'Conn,,I IN =
ncml &c 81 PORTION OF the 18th district rrl 1i,-
hcaus - candidate Tor the House OF DeIeca.rs
in Wi Oh Mr.. CamPelI, after expressing regret
that there should be any division o. opinion In
tie j strict. PROPOSES that primary election faf
which he will not be q can!idatel be held within
q week 10 elect candidate for the House OF
Delegates. He saws that should Mr.. O'ConneIl
receive the EoInin he will do his utmost Tor
his election.
Ibe C'Connell ratification in the 18th district
which was to have taken place last night, Wa:
postponed IN consequence OF the rain.
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NoR SALE-A desirable FARM, Iai3s acres In
ovard county nd near Laurel, splendid inn
ptoftnieHts, hesl by, god wster; ach, pear, and
apple ORCHARD IN tGlt bearing aud other fruits All
teltct si&ty acres in fencing all in good or
deT. There Is or thi+ place Eve Dwelling-honsas,
IsN under rent OF = Co Per year, 10 -dvsnce. The
naL7lon bouss commands q view Of al ne sur
TSunsirg Country. tse9 Iaw2w'j e.. 4. MILLER.
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PIANOS. &c.

MOST AMUSING TOY OUTl-Causes .naninss.
" bgures 70 dance 70 The music Of pianos -
for sale by u L.. WILD BRO. f20 llth (<7x(1
street west, between Pa avenue an Z at WNrf
Assrts foT sag. PiIxos, and manufacturers Of
ena dealers In Musical Instruments generally.
Pianos and sIi Musical Iusirumeats Tup.d ana
Repaired. SacIs-.
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n II Il & a O ID \

nRY GOODS
at TIE LOWEST CASH PBICEs
AT The
NEW STORE,
No. loj Bridge street, Georgetown D. c.
The attention OF the puaic Is -slIed - ire above
as II il our purpose 20 ner to = ths date sy-r
sUMMEk Go0ps BiEw c5sF ny 'ftssl 5 ~ ar g
- TO stock such goods car be YIN before b.,
cod weather I'm. Including tulI lin Of Black
Lsoies and Gents Underwear. n zlish aui German
Hosiery, Notions, sc. Cyttnns much LIVER.
CRAIG JACKSON
CARD.-I take this method Of expressing nv
thanks to my friends and he public generally the
very liberal patronage ~ the past and respectfully
SCI Ct -N...' :. e-'l.' :. " Ii. 9. CRAIG.
DECLINE IN CoTToNs.
shifting Cottous Of the best makes a, reduced rr,o.s
Pillow Case Cottons, Bed Ticking, Canton Flannels,
Danssi Table Linens ro@ . Bed spfes
Towels, Napkins pSy lies, Fruit Cloths and Nap
Fsnneis. Black Alpsoas and Six Finished MohsiTs
very cheap. Extra bargains may be expected by
all Call and examine B 3ns SGosi-i MILLER
Iyl9-ly IOl Bridge street, Georgetown.
Wh. H. wAEATLEYs CIV,
WIN SRI .sIfEAN DI 4i. }t,e,,.rv<
OFFICE-49 JEFFERSON STaEx1,
Georgetown, ID. q.
one Of the oldest, largest aid most oom.iate asta
lishments of the Kind in this country NY patrons
isii aud winter goods darins tie summer Iaonth.
Beet place in the District for Cleaning or Dyens
tie besnes. we ssd sro SnTRns
closed da at except Saturday, when will
De oren until s,t D. m. Post Once Boz Ta3. au.
n
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EDUCATIONAL.

NIIss CLARKE has reopened her select school
WI Ter children q the corner 81 lsss street AID
peunsy " ania avenue opposite Lafsy elite SsQsEe
rnforrs a.;an as 20 terms &c, car be had oSfv, en-
ard c'ri0ck sell cost
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VOCAL MUsIC-MBS. MARY 4. C RLk1t .!
B@ltiFaore, v "a give lessons IN WAL aSSlS
= PnPs.s - Washington. On Mondays and AnAfs
Days Mrs. q. can b. seen =; Elli<' Music StoSe y.
shoVe days, bStv cen the hours Of 10 aud IL 3
m. sel1 ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
Land Sales.
mo. go, q. LOI
nv THE PRESIDENT or THR UNITED
ID STATES.

Ia pursuance Of law. I. ULYSSES +. GRANT,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES or
AMERICA, do horebJ declare and mahs known that
= public sale will be hold At the LAND OfFfUE AT
BAYFIELD,, IN THK STATE OF WISCONSIN,
commencing on MONDAY. the SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF JUNE MKT. Tor tho disposal Of tho soc.
lions and parts Of sections horsin snumsrasd and not
previously disposed Of, At price not less than two
doilAp and hfty oonts per acre. via
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Proposals.
IpRoPosALs ron FORAGE AND srRAw.


DEPOT QuAHTKnMAsTn'g OTYtCFl
UnAHLEsrON, \. ~, May !, 1874 Z
Sealed proposals du duplioale, With eopy o. this
advertisement attached, and indorsed poposais Ter
Forge aud btrsy viii Be received a. this Office tl
u O'Clock IN, OF MONDAY the 10Th day OF June, iHl,
for furnishing such quantity Of Hay, Oats and STRAW
- mag be required Tor supply Of the pots named be-
l9w Io5 me Eear eoinmsnelne jay lsl2 and ggdins
June y, va, ylEi yharles,9g, Uglumblas unlon'
Z. o.. l4ncolntob, N. o. Fort Pulaski. Augusta and
Sayannah, uh, ADD H. AuEustlne, Fla.
The Hay must be good Timothy, and we'll bAled
Oas clean and sound, 10 he put up In sacks u FROM
three TO four bushels, and TO wcRh 81 lbs. TO the
bl.hol. and the htraw 70 he clean RJe and veil basd.
Proposals. Will state the phos per ton tor Hay and
STRAW, aud bushel for Oats delivered free Of
peuss At this depot, at eitaor wharf or railroad
depot In this citf OF At each Of the posts AbIys
named.
separate proposals tor delivery At either Of the posts
or for either GLASS will ba considered.
The quantity nov used IL about 100 bushels Of Oats
ID tons o. Hay and ~ tons Of Straw per month, but
Information As TO quantity required At eaoh post wll
be furnished On application 10 thla otioo or 10 tho
auartsfmastor At each post.
sufficient bond with approved snfelias will be TO-
qulred from the success sfui bidders.
=, b. order Of Ohlef QuAttsrmaster Dspartment Of
the Aouth. "a. W, RRADLkY,
mJl3l0 Capt. and A. u NJ, u. r. A.
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PROPOSALS FoR FoRAaR.

oYyIoE onIIT QuARrERMAArER,l
DIPARrAEsT oI rHE ugLE,
Scaled proposals il tripIests, Win oOpy Of ihis
advertisement alta ahsd, will be received At tbs once
and .a At ~ po. saR.d s.o~ 4
n. MONDAY. june H. ia, for the delivery Of oorD.
jay is1S q june So las At The ioiiosins @hitSIS
poSiA Ia the Department OF the Calf
NKw ORLEANS DEPOT
eiBpOl pounds Corn or Oats
ig,SS pounds Straw.
JACKSON BARRACKS, La,
elOOl pounds Corn or Oats
So P pounds straw.
BATON ROUGE. LA.
III 900 pounds Corn or Oats.
ss00j pounds Straw.
LIrTLE ROCK, ARK,
1900 pounds Corn or Oats.
.l1os pounds Hay.
JACKSON. MISS
II 600 pounds Corn or Oats,
lll.gOo pounds Hay
ABERDREN. MISS
1900 pOundS Corn OF Oats
MERIDIAN. MISS.
9sOOO pounds Corn or Oats.
- 90 pounds Hay.
OXFORD. Mrs
9ll.OOo pounds Corn or Oats.
f fsSSS pounds SSS Straw.
BARRANoAs. FLA.
5000 pounds Corn or Oats.
ky WRIST. FLA.
5000 pounds OoTu or Oats,
500 S SSSaSs Straw,
FORT JEFFERSON. FLA.
1000 pounds Corn or Oats
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