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street. on Sunday. June I. at halfpast one o'clock
4. n. Relatives and friends are respectfully In
Vited TO attend without further notice.
RoBBINs-In London. England, on Friday May
10 after lingering illness. ELIZA, we Oh Chauncey
RYAN-In syracuse, on Wednesday May 2s
MICHAEL RYAN. son OF George and Ellen Ryan, In
the relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence Of his p parents; sis west Forty-third
Enthusiastically, at Clifton, 5. l., JOSEPH SILVA,
Funeral from the residence OF Captain j. Still
wel Clifton. this Friday) afternoon, at four
O'Clock.
May 49, T. M. SKINNER, in the G7th year OF his age
The friends OF the deceased and or the !amily are
invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi-
dence, Saturday, May 81, at eleven O'Clock A. M
Train leaves Cortiandt street, per Pennsylvania
Railroad, at six O'Clock A. NJ, returning leaves
spotswood at seventeen minutes past i've O'Clock
spADER.-on Tuesday. May 81, at twelve O'Clock
r. M, eX Alderman JOHN d. SPADER In the 73d
81 The relatives and friends are invited to attend
s che funeral, from st. Stephens church REV. DR.;
Pm.
SrANBAcH-on Thursday, May %, OF consump-
tion, JOHN STANBACH, in the saith year Of his age.
Tho relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, IRON his late
ut hafpast one O'Clock +. NJ,
srANroN.-On Thursday, May 80 after short Ill
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral services, at the Madison square Pres
byterian church (Rev DR.. Adam's, on Saturday ar
ternOOn at two o'clock
TERBELI.-At Walden, N. Y, on Thursday, May
20, JOsEPHUs TERBELL, aged 6S years.
The funeral Will take place on Saturday, May 81,
Of one O'Clock p. M.
Orange and Steuben county papers please copy.
THOMsON.-On Thursday morning, May 20, 1873,
FLORA MATHILDE THOMSON, in the 18th year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
to attend the funeral services, from her late resi-
dence. on Saturday afternoon May 81. at two
O'Clock.
vANDERBILT.-Suddenly, on wednesday, May 20,
CHARLES Il. VANDERBILT, aged years, only son
Of Abram and Margaret ]. Vanderbilt.
The relatives ana friends Of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence OF his parents, 406 West FOrty-slxth
street. ON Saturday morning, May 81, at eleven
O'Clock.
vENN.-On Wednesday, May %, after q brief i'll
ness. ELIZA. wife Of Henry b. Venn, and daughter
Of the late David Decker.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, at ThirtyfOurth
street Methodist Episcopal church, between Sew
enth and Eighth avenues on Saturday. May 81 at
ten A. M. Remains to be taken to Staten Island
for interment
WARD.-On Wednesday, May 2s, RUSSELL d.
WARD. eldest son OF Dr. James H. Ward, in the goth
year Of his age.
Funeral services will be held at go Bedford ave-
nue.. Brooklyn, E. D.. on Friday, at two z. M.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
arsna NAV asd Fla street; nd nowhere ess n ~,
Goal and Wood REQUIRED for the public schools in this
two ,hs%s,%S i've hundred GsS s one
must be the best quality Of White ash furnace egg
stove and nut sizes in good order, thousand hun
RS 's b aa al o sen
times ana m such Quantities as required By the Commit
The proposals must state the mines from which it is
paospe ana must S
ton OF two thouani two hundred snd forty G2Q pounds
be about follows viz -seven thousand one hundred
stove & toms o. eg e ana two
hundred T1 c.oO tons OF nut size ..,,,. -, .,..
less than three 81 feet long and not less than three 80
The pine wood must be or the best quality ana not less
than three @ feet six @ inches long The proposal must
cubic iee solid measure, for both oak and pine wood
and also the price per cut for saving and splitting per
BY Sa supplies The S wood will vi Sc
q s e. e oar 81 re and ns e
a. s @ n as 2 " 81 id 81 the
September and the remainder as required by the Com
mtes supplies; said wood both oak and pine must
s piled in the yards CELLAR. vaults bins o. the school
ndns aa % & Ss
and each proposal bel By the sigma
lures and resd LEI Of the proposed sretie No com
wood at any Of the schools nor putting and piing the
@ &c Fl The on @
plies 81 the Board Of Education and should be endorsed
The Committee the right reject any or all the
fsSSsS 4, jss AsESSHEWsos, Committee
pA yIR wETMoRE. Supplies
NEW YORK May IL, 1873.
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HARLEM STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

Commencing May IL, 1873
Harlem boats leave Peck slip pier East RIVER for
Harlem every half hour from SgA n until Z: M, er
cepting II M II 30 and r. NJ, landing 1t Eleventh.
Eighty fourth, Astoria lO9th and l2Dh streets B-See
~''S '"''s Ou''s '0' /, Z, MAILMAN, Superintendent
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DARK THEATRE BRooKLYN-GRAND COMPLI-
i mentary Benefit TO Manager JOHN r. SMITH, THIS
friday EVENING, May 30 The following ladies and
gentlemen have kindly volunteered their services and
will positively appear :-oIiyer Doud BYRON Frank
Roche, Walter Lennox, Miss Minnie Conway, John
Thompson, Baker and Farron Offty Goot, A. NJ. Her.
nandez and his company Kate Byron, Little Jennie yeo
mans, Alice Hamilton and the Park Theatre company.
Box Office open all day at Theatre tor seats.
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INoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON, Captain II. g.
Quick, will leave pier No North River Saturday
May ST. 1873 at3P. NJ Freight received daily Through
rates given TO Galveston. Indianoa Rockort Aranzas
wharf Brazos Santiago and 81. Louis.
Cabin passage $50 steerage S25 For freight or pas.
sage apply to CLARK SEAMAN. 90 West styee.
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets, foows:-
Express Harrisburg, fttsburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 A. d., 8, and
9P. NJ. Sunday, L. AZ.
Express for Philadelphia, 8, o. $50 A. IL 30 I,
57,s 81 NJ and IL night Sunday, 6, 4 $50 and
For Philadelphia via Kensngton, at A. NJ, 2 and Q
Emigrant and second class, 7i5P.M.
For Newark at g. 30 40 $40 TO- H. ii 40 a. NJ H.
i,sss ~ s:iS t q 10 s. $40 20 80 $50 49,
sunday, -, 6. s:io sP. NJ - A"a ".""
5 49, 49, 30 a. i 10 a 50 ~ a sd i i night
For Railway. g. 80 no. $50 and 10 A. M IL noon,
230 30 $40, 10 80, 20 $780, 80, $50 80,
$40 Top. M and u night Sunday, $50 and 7: NJ. =
For Woodbridgs ana Perth Amboy and ~ A. NJ 2
For New Brunswick. IA NJ, IL NJ, 1,2,3 4:lo $40 6.
9P NJ, and IL night sunday and 9P. NJ.
For East Milestone, A. M II NJ, 4:l0 and 30 p NJ.
For Lambertyille and Pennington, A; n. and -. NJ
Accommodation for Bordcntown, Burlington and Cam
For Freehold, and s 4. NJ. Z and ar. NJ
For Jamesburg, Pemberton and Camden, A. NJ, and via
boat from pier No i, 3:s9 r ".
Trains arrive ollows-From Pittsburg. $50 A. NJ,
3i5 r. Nj daily ~ :lb A. NJ and 6:3J 7. ~, daily
cept Monday, From Washington and Baltimore, $40
delphia 522 $50. 1915. IL a5 II rs a. NJ, 2l5 @ So
sos 725 So, 1913 M Sunday s:'2. $50. II o5 A.
Ticket a,ia Offices SIS AS al and s4 Broadway, No
Aston House. and foot Of, Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets En- grant ticket Office No. Battery place.
A. j, CASSAiT, ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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cOAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

aA s99 AND oaIs LINE TO
OAsaYSe nA SsEIaa, TO
TSSS 4Sb sss ayS s esAsA s 81 aH49 SshH-
% AsS ss a,ss s
sscS touching st San and also con
Departures Sf ION ana 10Th each month New York
6sSiss IsasiG $aias fsSs Angel, TSs cs%
On % sou for FGM @ ssDs ssn
cisco Maysi Is7s Japan and China FOR rates q
once c an the Gu e tnsS Of apply
viii Leave pier 42 North River II O'Clock Saturday.
: - :. ~ FIR. BABY, Agent
NEW YORK AND BERMUDA STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ For Hamilton IN and 81 George Bermuda.
ma Friday
Ms NJ s ps m SSa E Thursday
June s. at O'Clock i. M from pier 81 North River.
sss .p fghs or having sisfs iffS@m0d'
rs South street
Excursion tickets issued for the round trip $50 gold
A rLAs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
0f rh we ro
appointed to sail follows loading berth pier il
FoS s saqs CAPTAIN s%fs s,i :1a s.ysn
Aaik H. 4 sS sSas' S,,s ssS June
LAGOS Captain pcgden. June 9, SIN
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.
RIVER s aao o Seds
% SST h MiSnTd direct as follows lima !,
MoR n, CASTLE. June y
Supplementary mail on pier at quarter to three r NJ
For freight or passage O,avng magnificent accommo.
WILLIAM Nc +, 6 Sk sYwIIas : Green Gss
McKELLER Agents. in Havana.
ana IrSsrssS 1@a Vera in.
pier No. 8 North E HvEk sts TRu MRsnAv
CITY OF MERpA iavana june
CIV 81 aaa u
r0' freight f SONS . Broadway
l Key West carrying the United States Mai;-steamer
aurday CAPTAIN s1 at WIN SSloasn s East Sns
given to Houston and al points the GALVESTON Hous
sn IN Ss o ana PASSAGE
superior H. S 1853 Maiden lane
WI CLYDE, lls Wall street
FoR sHM Mh SshEASS p sEE1Msurp LINE.
from pier s. sorss RIVER a MaAP P1n Moore street,
1a ssss sssIS hSs s ss an ss to St.
o Or haE"S
I,oR NORFOLK CRY POINT AND RICHMOND
rom Ssrh Rvsr their sssan pa % slsa%
Siiy Point and ISl RslGh%ond SATURDAY Nay
ohwe Troush e Res issued q ali
points ACCOMMODATIONS gneauaed Apply at pier 81
Dey '"0 general ONCE - 'f''n"''h street. corner o.
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INSTRUCTION.

NDUCATION COMBINED WITH TRAvEL.-THERE
~ Is being formed party young gentlewomen to
leave New York tor Europe July under the guidance Of
and who will conduct their studies in languages and other
branches Of learning Details in prospectus Address
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BILLIARDS.

Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
AL. the Phelan Collen der Combination Cushions for
sale only by the paentee, H. W. COLLENDER successor
to Phean Collender, 7SS Broadway New York.
w Fl. GRITFITH'S BEvEL BILLIARD TABLES,
~ with Delancy's patent steel wire cushions Pur-
chasers will find it greatly their advantage
my splendid stock of and second hand Tables before
going elsewhere. Warerooms 40 Vesey street.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSUANT TO
IN section OF chapter 1885, of the laws OF 1873 pro-
posals for publishing and distributing the City Record
for one year, in accordance with the specifications filed
City Hall in said CITY, VIII be received at said office until
the bids viii be opened and read, and the award the
contract made as soon thereafter as practicable.
Each proposal will be enclosed in sealed envelope
endorsed Proposals for Publishing and Distributing the
City Record and must be made strict conformity to
the specifications aforesaid. -
The security required the contract will be $4,000
WILLIAM r. HAEEMEYER, Mayor.
GEORGE NJ. VAN MORT,
Commissioner OF Public Works.
e. pELAFIELD SMITH
rS> Counsel to the Corporation.
NEW YORK May II, 1873 'tas. IN. .sesa- !. 1875
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L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
II via Newport and Fall River.
The world renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROvI.
daily Sundays excepted at5P. NJ.
A. z BACON, superintendent
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EXCURSIONS.

GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
"A The new, fast and elegant saloon steamer TWl
LIGHT will leave foot Eighth street. East River att 80
o'clock A. NJ; Peck slip at O'Clock A. NJ foot OF Chris
tophcr street North River al 80 A. NJ and pier No.
ing tackle, bait and refreshments board. An cxpe
renccd fisherman will place her In the right position
u ~ I.Aiu Eln
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


A LBANY AND TROY, BY DAY LINE BOATS G. vIB.
IA BARD and DANIEL DREW, commencing May 81:
street north Of Erie ferry at As landing at Yonkers
Tarrytown and Nyack (by ferryboab, Poughkeepse,
an points West and North Trip tickets to West Point
Notice change of uptown landing.
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CITIzENs' LINE FOR TRoY.PAssAGE 81 N-THE
" elegant steamboats, SUNNYSIDE and POWELL
pier 40 North River, foot Leroy street. daily
saturdays excepted,, at O'Clock r. NJ, connecting with
morning trains Rensselaer, and Saratoga New York
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
ga Lake George and Montreal. Through tickets sold
and baggage checked To estimation.
- JOSEPH CORNELL Superintendent
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DRoPosALs FOR CLoTniNd.

NAVY DEPARTMENTAL
BuREAU or PRovIsIoss AND CLoTHIso,
Sealed proposals., Indorsed "Proposais Tor Cloth.
Ing" will be feceiyed at this bureau until 9o'clock
i've thousand 1900 pairs of Blankets, to be deliy.
within ninety days from tGs date q Contract, and to
pass the usual naval inspection.
-Four thousand pairs OF the blankets to be deliy.
cred At the navy yard Brooklyns n N. and the r..
navy yard, Mare Island, California,
standard Navy sample, aud must weigh siK and one
aa ae KS aSa y %
pairs must weigh three hundred and twenty Ave
pounds, and no pair shall weigh less than siI pounds
and Ave ounces. They must be made o. clean wool
aud each blanket must be marked United States
Navy" as In the sample.
Samples Of the Navy standard blankets can be
seen AZ the various navy yards and a. this bureau
Bonds. with approved security will be required IN
and twenty per cent In addition will be withheld
nom the amount OF each payment As collateral 40
curity for the due performance Of the contract,
Which reservation will not be paid until the contract
Every oner must be accompanied by written
guaranty, signed by one or more Icsponsible per
sons, that the 9ddef or bidders win II his pr their
Days with good and SUFFICIENT sareties, TO inrnisf
the articles proposed.
No proposal Will bo considered unless accom-
TAnied by such guarantee, from aHy parti.s rhd
- ne articles hey egsr 70 JHfsh In conformity with
second section Of the Joint resolution, approved
The Department reserves the right to reject AMI
proposal unless the responsibility % the EuAranto
for the district In which they reside as we'll as TO re
ect any prGPGsAi not considered sdysPpinsSs2hs tt
Tauf paymaster General III n NJ
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bids for any PAT, o. me supplies WI Pc IeSseyed
requirements 10, with blank forms Of proposals.,
describing the kind and quality Of Forage and
STRAW, win be Furnished on application to this once:
and bids not made upon these forms or in confor'
| nifty thereto will not be considered.
| TO any OF the Acting Assistant QuArtermasterS al
| aAid posts. and marked Proposals for forAKe."
WILLIAM ID. HUGHES,
/ mhs6 Chief OuArtermaateT
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I
There will be sold at public sale, At the Dcrot
Army Clothing and EgulPaEe, Port Bneliins, Min,
nesota, on THURSDAY. May ID, lsi1, At 10 O'clock.
sfa leather Stocks.
ISL Hats.
Also, Blankets, Great Coats Rack Coats. Trowsers
Bedsacks. Tents. as also other Clothing and Equip,
Terms cash. in United States currency, on day OF
| sale HAMILTON LIEBEH
aplT Captain and H. T. X, U.a
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PnrhnIsESr or "a cssLToSss,sA
IA AZ $:s. y: S SSS$ 4 s ~
4: $$,S ssss Hs.: S'sp
SSv H Fas Fpfsss and ~
.ooS SANE pf tSS dodi GAL
HOOD lbs. Barley. sacked,
H H. Ia s haS; bale ssisd H 81 ' sts
.0,o,,. S AddP WRIGHT, CAL
Ass h: b; lax; st SssS Il & :'. .f,sssa
CAMP DIDwELL
1000 lss Hsts. sacked
$ S Ss B Bss tt SsisS 81 q i' :tsSEsa
sOoo,,. S CANT aAsToN. CAL
isOSSlSs: 0s!s, s ssIoS :, ,,,o..,
CAMP AcDERMITT. NEv.
$$s 3: HH: sS5 gSil rsis e ...s..a.
i60OO lbs. Straw. baied or stacked,
DAMP HALLEcK, NEy.
s$$ II: tx iS.1 FIJI S:is !; :. .i.ss!a
CAMP HALL. IDAHO TER.
NJ
10000 lbs. Oats, sacked
10000 lbs. Hay, baled or stacked,
1900 lbs. Straw, bAled or sacked
BENEoIA BARRACKS.
5000 lbs. Oats, sacked
eo,oOO Lbs. barley, sacked.
la,00Olb Bran, sacked.
l2O,0oo lbs Hay, baled,
t2,O0O lbs. Straw, baled.
| Tho above are the estimated quantities requiret
at each post biased on the present strength " IN
EArrison) but the Government reserves the right
Increase OF dimlniah the same during the eontin
nance Of the contract,
The price, both in legal tenders and coin. must b
In wiling az well a A. IN nrss Sna nm
s5d e fos SSid Hay" must b 70
| such Hay cut In the milk.
| Zach Gid must DO accompanied bya guarantee
signed by two persons, the responsibility OF WHOM
must be oihcillly certified TO by an oiheer OF IN
stses Siy 9E military serycs tsas IN sss
contract with . bond 20 which they will beeom
suretes In one fourth OF the amount Of the eonrac
for ita faithful performance.
The Post Once address OF the bidder will be given
Also II Q hfm the name OF each member,
The whole or any portion of the supplies may ,
sponsible psrsons viii be entertAined An. And %
, The dnAl award for any Post will not be mad
until the bids made at the Post have been receive
and compared with the bids receiN ed at this office.
Separate proposals will be made for each Post, A.
! sSyelope and plainly Endorsed tIroposSis for %
! nishins supplies at -" and addresSsed 20 u
Chief QuArternAAter,
mhi7 Department OF California
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

oYFIcE CHEF CoMsuaaARI or sURssrKNcEj
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA, 7
Sr. PAUL, MIss., March -, l5T1 J.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate and subject to Thu
usual conditions, will be received At this ONCE unit
ing the United States Subsisteice Department with
lay, as followsi AZ Fort Buford, D. 4; 80 tons
T., 100 tons; Fort Rice y; IT,. 30 tons Grand River
T tPns; h9rt s S d; Tx ~ spns; Al L sSns
Fort seward. d. T., Do tons. The hay 70 be good nj
and prairie hay cut this year propeTly cured, IRE,
by September l, 1915 Bids should DO made for eacl
post seperatey. and bidders be present to responS
BY authority Of the Department commapdeTj
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DKOPOSAIS FOR DREDGING.
EsaISEER oTYIcE, .. B. ARMr,l
NEwPopr, H. l.. April I. isTS
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofhce
until 10 on the 9Th day Of MAY. iss as Follows
For dredging at the following places
!. WarehAm harbor, Mass.
. Taunton river, Masa
q Providence river, II. I,
4 WEXFORD hArbor, H. l.
.. pAwcatuck river, r. l. and Conn.
q HtoninKton hArbor, Conn.
z. New Haven hArbor, Conn.
T. HouaAtonic river, Conn.
= bridgeport hArbor, Conn.
10. NOrwAlk river, Conn,
u. Peconic river Long Island. NY,
For rip-rAp lTAnitei
l. BreAfwater at Block IGAnd, RI
O. lefty at mouth OF Connecticut river.
For removing Luddington Rock, New Haven hAr
Dor. Conn.
SPECIFICATIONS In regard 10 the works and blani
application to this ONCE. q. X. WARREN,
APT Major Of Engineers, BVt Mai Gen. U, b. A
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DRoPosALs FOR ARMY CLOTHING AND
i EQUIPAoE.

DROPOSAlsS FOX ARMY CLOTHING AND
j. EQUIPA0E.
DEPOT or ARMY CLOTHING AND EQuIPAuE,l
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April Z, is7S. !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with copy Of this
advertisement AttAched 10 EACH will be received at
this ONCE until noon, THURSDAY. May ", ls7a, for
furnishing the United States Quarterma ster'S De-
partment with the following named articles, viz
1000 Are Helyes,
iO,VoO Mosquito Bars, single,
aOO0 Drum Heads, batter,
loo Wall Tents, without dies, poles or pins,
s0D Sets Common Tent Poles.
~ Storm Flag HAllinrda.
| Also, for the Manufacture Of 100 wall tent ies
from cotton duck now on hand at tho Jenersonyille
All articles viii be subjected 10 rigid inspection.
and none will be received which do not comply In
| Standard samples OF Tents and Iron Bnnkn may
Be seen At the Philadelphia Jefersonyile und) an
Preference will Sc given to articles Of domestic
production and manufacture. conditions OF price
and quality being equal, and such preferences will
| be given TO articles Of American production and
manufacture produced on tho PAeihc coast, TO the
| extent q the consumption required BY the pubic
Deiiyeriea Of articles purchased on the Pacific
coast to be made at San francnco, Cal, those pur
chased In the Mississippi Valley at Jenernonyllle
Ind, and those purchased on the Atlantic coast al
The usual guaranty will be required OF bidders,
md the right TO reject any or all bids, or parts oil
Tor further information applg at this once,
Enyelopes CONTAINING pToptNaa 70 be ind9rsed
addressed TO the undersigned. L. O, EAsTOH,
Of Depot apiO
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IDhofOahiS rOh Ahhi suffLlkS'
PORK. BACON. HAMS AND LARD.

PORK. BACON. HAMS AND LARD.
orricE carEr coxMIssAnr or sunsrsrEScE,)
.PoRTLasD, 6 5 March MAJ ShH u. ia
h q sss VIII n Il !.
This oiiise and a the once o. The Acting Comnis
S aSery of hs iOoEias sup sup
-, PRIME MESS PORK.
At Fort Kl iaSss 9rsFoP1 B 8 S. s1sFsl'
Camp Can, s nSsnsy 8SssSn, Y b SEl'
Gaps pissppelnimsht, ". T., 10 bbls
oelyiiie, " r., " bbls;; go,
Camp san Juan leland W. T., ID bblS.
E ES5oG @S,;s DEPOT T = W VIZ y. 100 Dbl.
,r.-, v,.uI EXTRA Rae. CLEAR =. BACON.
"fOr' h fSsa IGFC9 Gi h pGss GSaGd ns Re'
Gang HSTnsy SsSsUn ZAP IPS SHRSSs me- net.
SsPs PisSgpSl oInsns. ". Il: i.siib., net
Camp SAN Js. Nj Islshd' PGPnfs Rf POUND. net
ESrc1 gG1sS bepct Rou s.s p poapa. net
sUGAR.CUREp HAMS.
At Fort klamath, Oregon, ME- pounds net.
Camp a Harvey, orss rS PSs IS pounds nSs net
S sps p. opss0 @Ssp RoSpd nc,
camp San juan I.snd: v, u. sa 81 pounds net
ESr rc 1G,s bs Is p9gnsS sS found. n.
PURE LEAF LARD.
fOr' kli% spas 0E'fon u PJ RSSaRa nS net
Camp hs,nsy SsssSn itIs oPS SSSnd nc net
Cape Disappointment. W. T., ~ lbs. net
Colyille, W. T., ~ pounds net
Camp San Juan Island. W, r., SO pounds mel
Fort Boise, l. T., 6tu pounds net
Vancouver Depot, w. T. 9.61s pounds net.
Of posts. Prices in United States currency. write
F''sFvhs the right to jtilsSt any or ali bids
4, the same time and gIsoes, separate proposal. /
triplicate for the delivery at Subsistence Depo
| Portland, Oregon, Of
| 40 barrels Prime Mess Pork.
A,n5 pounds net Extra Clear Bacon.
1888 POUNDS not SugArCurcd Hama
lO,7b1 pounds net Pure Leaf Lard
Deliveries Of the above Articlea 10 be made b
tween september and October l, isla
Further Information a. TO conditions, form
o propoSaia kind q packages, paymenta, NC, can
+ FRANCISCO, Cal, 81. Louis Mo. Chicago Ill, caS
cerned and At this once 4idderp are invited 10
] present at the opening OF the bids Enyelopl
2 w ii. BILL,
n Captain and CommissAry OF Subsistence, U. 4. A
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-23
pRoPosAIs FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE cHnT O 3, DEPT. OF CALIFORNIA.

No. bd5 MARKET STREET, J
BAN Francisco, CAL, feb. 1, is1S
sfSsd ~ S S ras s yS
|? O'CLOCK, m, tn UhsDAY, May ls7s, for all the
Fresh Beef and Mutton required AZ posts In this city
or vicinity and the o. San Francisco, for one
year. or for such less time As the Commissary Gen,
and requirements furnished by the undersigned;
copy Of the latter, with this ADVERTISEMENT to be
attached TO each proposal offered.
Separate proposals will also be received for Fresh
Beef and Mutton for the same period required al
D''''S'~ THOMAS WILSON,
AMI Cant and o, T., and Byt. Brig, III, X, A,