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HARPER'S
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MAGAZINE
FOR JULY, 1886.
CONTAINS
THE NETWORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
pRoFusELY ILLUsTR ATED ARTICLE
BY RICHARD wHEATLEY.
ILLUSTRATIONS:
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

i L NETWORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. r.
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner l32dst, and
Lincoln Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Railroad daily except
SUNDAYS at $40. 1850 $40. 10: ll55 m, 2;l0 S55 44O
$40 GAO lO3OD for Port Norris Casanova coax Point,
Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest West Chester.
1impsons Bay Chester Pelham Bayl Barlow tCity
lsanl Pelham Manor and New. Rochelle, connecting az
New Rochelle with trains for all points on the main limo OF
the NewYork New. Haven aud Hartford Railroad. Shore
Line and Airline Divisions; New-Canaan, Mddetown,
New Britain and sued Branches aud Boston and all points
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons at 1910 a. IN. daily except Mondays.
SUNDAY for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
lions at M 10 81 and D. M latter train connect
ing at New. Rochelle with way trains 70 Stamford
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ ERs. G. II; NoRTHAM AND CON SENl Al, ie ave
Peck Slip Pier No - f.. r. at D. H. and III p M -undays
excepted connecting New Haven with special trains for
MERIDEN. HARTFORD. SPHINGFIELD. HOLfOKE,
Tickets sold and baggage checked at pa Broadway, N
Y and Court Brooklyn. Excursion to New Haven and
returu
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AETNA CLEARS THE VOICE.
sinerls Should never be without 1t.
AETNA co, - 5thave.. n. Y.
jnsirnciiCn.


For Young Ladies--City.
AIRS. SALISBURl'S SCHOOL, East 5Sth-
co. ">'" ReoIens October l.
MISS F.. l.. KOUES school for Young ladies
vi and dren morning classes for adults
A. East Gstnst-
NADEMOlSELLE RUEL, of the late school
w hUEL q Brown Will continue her school at No
26 56js, between Madison anu 9TH aNes opening on
tie Both OF September 1856
DROFESSORand MADAME ALFRED COLIN
have ner iCpns aGs Sc92 @ 80 East
DEV. DIR. aud MRS. c. II. GARDENERS
IL school ior Young d4 a4 YES, IweO'ynintn Year
Fer Poth sexes-Citv.
A -CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS with re-
nTEh A@% 0 icho pc uIesu Z? E''f i3 y
I'D MISS CnIsB oLM's school, FOR GIRL1
harvard Preparatory Cia3s'9j. Boys Cis's:h
Art schoois-Cisy
NfIS1 II. c. LANE-pupil of Prof Otto
in The city during he SUMMER would Ike a lew pupils IN oil
pa .ing or whie c9Gs no ie or P0I
ing ana stllilie. Terms moderate. can OF aadTe..
Musical Instruction.
4 SUMMER TERMS at the
10 NETWORK CONsERNA TORY No East 4thst
For Young LaAies-count-1
BRADFORD ACADEMY.-FOr the higher
education OF young women Full corps competent leach
sept Z, 1886 For circulars aud ad
mission apply TO Miss ANNIE Il. JOHNSON. fncpa for
expenses j. D. KINGsBUKY. treasurer. Bradford Mas.
RYE SEMINARY, Rye New-York.
IL For particulars address
Mrs. E. J. LIFE
'"INHE ELMS," Sprin gfiel1, Mass.-Family,
Day and Music schoolfor }r4 Primary. Academic
''''eA ;af MISSES 1y Principals
YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.
FREEHOLD n. j.
ADD YEAR.
Address
f. CHANDLER D. D.,
President
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fflnsifal Instruments.

NI1MBER of very slightly used Upright
~ and square PIANOS OF our make when were especuy
.laoted and on uscd the ARTISTS OF the hEIkOfO~
T S' opERa ROUSE co during the past Opera Season
n bc sold al a liberal FROM our regular pric
PIxNOS FOR KENT-spccilIly adapted Tor country ani
seashoI@ WM. KNABE & co,
ll2 Ffth-ave
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Copartntrsbip Notices.

rI,HE CO-PARTNERSHTP heretofore exist
i Ing under the firm name OF :. M HtAl.DN ~ W. ~
this day mutual consent Either OF the partners
~, III, On IN unuidaton SAMUEL NJ. HEATON,
WIN '-A " WILLIAM II. HEATON,
ROBERT G. HEATON.
Philadelphia. June IL, 1896
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Business Cbauces.
AETNA RESTORES EYESIGHT
AFTER ocnlists fan. Testimonials free
AETNA CO.. ~ 9Th ave, v Y.
european advertisements.

pcvzcs Castle-Ths Residential and Historical
Estate Freehold of 90 acres with the fine and exceed
ngy interesting caste which 10 several centuries formed
part OF the 0wy OF the Queens II England and which had
until recently AL the mnuniii,s Of Royal castle The
the Old have been carefully ed and
restored where practicable The present picturesque resi-
In The Norman cascllaod style Ot architecture.
AID character with s surroundings The approach IL
Though hatemented gateway stabing extensive and
ay beaut fh pleasure grounds the ancient bat
TIC. cned walk - ~
NESSRS. DEBENHAM, TEWSON. FARMER
vi and BRIDGEWAIER have lesn instructed ly the
proprietor r. valentine Leach who 10 longer abe to
usual from Italy TO take his residence at the
castle shortly SELL by AUCII IN. not previously dis
posed of by private contract, his Wsh Re PROPERTIES.
briefly described above The purchase will include val
liable collection Of anc ent pottery bronzes implements and
found in the old castle besides the timber,
plants ihc handsome and appropriate antique furniture
and fittings. the pictures Tie works OF art and the live and
stock. The estate Is most etc purchase FOR
nocman lady gentleman of TASTE who appreciate the
for its features OF extraordinary interest aud
beauty The property rich in scrical anquar and
legendary associations Farther details wappear IN future
semcnt In the Ognmc the uctOncers are author
eel 10 negotiate sale y PRIV aie contract ~ great sacrifice
upon the cost price Auction Land and Estate Agency Offices
30 CheaI side.
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. Passenger
trains icayo da-o OF Cor:i,nd and Dcsbrnsses
a. / Sio ami D. Tor ts7i Re hichem ALOE
n aiding Nauch Cnunk, Glen summit. Wflkesoarrs
Iowsnda Wavcry. ithaca Geneva Lyons Buhalo and tho
West Pullman thr0uch coaches daily Local trains at
ana $40 y. Tor taston. Roth chem aud "Gpay.
Trans oGyirg at J. and $40 2; NJ connect for Ill
ronts Maion.y AMI lfaZetOn coal regions sunday
leaves Cor Mauca chalk and nazeton = - ~
General Eastern Office no. 80 Broad|ay
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I hELAW AKE, LAUNAN AN NJ anu " FN / :
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. No DU,E AWAY On TINE ~ ,
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Depots York foot OF Barclay and Christopher s
Daily except sundays. Buffalo ana Oswego express.
Pullman coaches TO Water cap stroudshug scranton Bing
hamton mir, Bath, Buffalo. syracuse Oswelo Greene.
oxford OrwiCh Utica, connect Scranton for Pitt
WIkesbsrre. Danvile & Northumberland Owego for
Ithaca ana INT rmedate stations.
y. M BinghamtoD Elmra Express Pullman coaches
for Water Gap Scranton. Blnghamton Owcgo and Emra
Cor Pttston Kingston Nikcsbarre &c
p. M Daily Buffalo Limited cypress Pullman colches
for Strouisburg scranton. Bnghimton Owe2o. Llmra.
Corning Bath. WaylanL Buffalo. &C. arriving Buffalo
7:2O a.. Sleeping coach for Olean via. Wavland.
81 nj. Daily Buffalo and Osweeo EINcss Pullman
coaches for Stroudsbur2 scranton Bnghanton ortand
syracuse, Oswego Greene OXrori. Norwich Utica and
Rchhed Springs at for ithaca and uterine
date SATURDAYS Connects at Buffalo with
for all points West.
For Itchhed springs a. m. daily except sundays.
p m. daily sleepng coach attHched.
see time tables for trains Morris anf Essex D
vision.
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EOR HUDSON.-Steamers Redtield and Nc
i Manus making close connection with Boston ami Al
banv X. H. for Chatham Psheid North Adams ana inor
mediate stations Also with NewIOrk. Rutland and Mon
trea r. r. formerly Lebanon Springs for Lebanon springs
Bennington. Rutland etc Also for COXSACklE Albany
intermediate places connecting at Coxssckie with
for Grceneve oak IIl ami Meiusa Daily at p u sun
days exceped from pier foot FRANK inst, ~ r., y. Y.
City Boats leave Hudson for n. at daily except
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IRE RAILWAY, now known rs the NEW

CRIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW a V!
IL YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAlLRoAD
1a5O%gh oa 1a local fi train: leave sas cen
lv eTCep sundays Day Express Drawing
Coaches TO Bnshamion E'nIa i,otnc. sVt.e Bas
tsS SfE aTaeI s1i to s5 cncnRap s'"
6p m.-Daiy. Chicago aud 81 LOUIS iinited Ekpfess
40 S extra rqe ehar s Tor fast time Arrive. NvIe ~
Cleveland l@5Cs M Cno!nna G9T f H. chicago
z p m-Dlly Buffalo and Niagara Falls Limited arrvei
s loS 9 Train SsweeS aSd ba
9p. m-Dav cnicago EXPRESS for the WesI PumSn "a!
R%nao &asara Fails Cincinnati and Ciicago ,o.,,
'a'nsHEd po s"S i Fi;'1 900 $780, q 10 80 $50 @
81 g. 80 o3o sS iGS u.s. s 3 s D. io55 H. i MIL
f5 s5o 80 So s5 7 &c., 73% Gsa eS 1S3
i go s 49, lY iS 3d. a. 5oo sSao @idnIsR
3 Sasnt re s o s az iG sa as
nights only Hnqays S' g. no lo9o ~ D PG y $50
GO lS go 1870 M and FAX y iia a4 SISnlsb
Warwick 445 300 1920 a. m, 43o p m sundays. ''A'
Newburg and Cornwall 100 M. $3.50. 49, 500, ard
7 p. N. SUNDAY $50 a. m. 8. p m: a. ,o,
d M sunday $50 A. m m, sundays excePte
Goshen 4i5, 90 7:,o Q 1920 ;a No. SS $50 ~ Z
ddElstown Az 5t5 7;SO 1920 gao. $50 I;
pm n sunday ' $50 ssnn T9 @ Se Ycr Ontario
and Western Railroad Main-st The a. train stopsa
Port %i'' Jervi; i45 1850 o. 1920 $3.50 i3o. o. 100
7t5 $500 800 p M sunday $780, 1920 H., oOo $50. -
Goats leave w4s 2sdst.N. Y, 5i5 m oe45 m eysry
and lO45 D. IN. 5:i5 every hour. sundays 81 a. NJ
1919 thirty minutes 1915 D. M To $40 a. ~
FGkes for passage and apartments Drawing Room and
and transfer q IssssES nay 9e st at the
sss FnIton. St. Brookyn or at the Company's Depots
Express trains ron West New at 40.
'''o' join T. ABBOTT Genr Pass'r Agent. New.YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses and Court
landt Ferries, follows
GO 700 =. % CHICAGO Limited and ~ Washington
Iimitel and IL l. 500. 400, 8, Z. and m,
and IL night. Accommodation, s30 lao ana 80
p M sunaays. Express 6:l5. 800 % inted and 10 am
4.O. ). g. l. = and D. ana II night 90
Trains leaving NcwlOrk day except sunday at ~ 9o
AMI Ii 10 a. NJ, = l. 900. ands D. M and oOO r. ILL., on
aSundays connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning leave 49,, Street station philadelphia
lg:t1 400. 40 5:ln. q 80 $50 SO, $50, II ana
Ills M Limited Express IA and 4oVp n i,2iyy'
g. ). s. O;3j. -, ST. an 800 ON >und " II ~
500 i;o5, 4iO $40. $50 m. l24J,4 i5O Limed $50,
7:l2 and Sl2 m.
Sandas.
Ticket Offices $40 1876 and 94i Broadway Astor House
and COurandt sts: Nol tOfs ana
Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF futOnSL. bfOlNNn
Bnsch's Hotel HObOkcn station jersey tiy. FrlgrlnG
Ticket Onice 40. Battery Place and a-te Garden
The NewYorS Transfer Company Will call Tor ana checA
baggage fro - hotels aud residences ,r-ooD
H.. PVGII. j. ~ N'pOb..
General Manager General PaSsr Agent.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Trains leave from Chanbersst station Tor ingewoof
Tenary Closer Sparl aud Nyack $50 100 S3O $50 and
II 80 a. M il5 800. 40 52o $40 go 1880 D. m,
For Manuel. Sprlne Valley Nonsev and Tal'mans
$780, $3.50 40 $50. p m, sundays. 9.5Oa
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PROVIDENCE LINE.-For Providence, Wor-
j caster Norrherp New England and white Mountain
points steamers Rhode Island and Massachusetts, will leave
bier 20 y. r., daily except Sunday At y.
4. w. P0pPLE Gen. Pas. Agent
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FALL RIVER LINE.-FOr Boston, Newport.
i Fall River. Cape Cod Martha's Vineyard Nantucket
Fitchburg. Lowell White Mountains. Mt Desert, &c. Tho
welknown steamers Pilgrim ani Bristol leave New Yot
daily Sundays included ats from Pier * old MOI
n r.. foot Of Murrayst Connection by annex boat from
Brooklyn at 4 30 D.. M JERSEY CITY at Music on
steamers by splendid bands and orohestras
Agents @. r. Agent
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RAY LINE
Essss ydscs siesmssS EH!yas d Ola fsln. sls r.
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Dipi0eno Notices.

PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.-FOur and
] Hali Per Cent Loan Interest due July st, proI.
the OF Will be paid at tho
Of New YORK Transfer book Will close June ~.
JOHN 4. DAVIDSON, treasurer.
PIITsBu RGu. CINCINNATI AND ST LOUIS RAILWAY
COMpANY. OFFICE OF IREAsURHR J
PITTsBURGn, PA. June -, 1888 J
rNHE mi-annual interest, due st prOximO
tho Registered Iended Bonds OF yi,le
and IianA Railroad Company will be paid and alter July
J. 1856 IT the National CITY Bank of Transfer
books Will tho lgth instant
JOHN 4. DAVIDSON. Treasursr
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC HALLWAY CO.,
l. l95 Broadway, New York. June 10, 1885,
ATH DIVIDEND.
quarterly dividend Of ONE AND THREE-QUARTERB
per Cont on e capital stool Of this company dsy
been declared payable on Thursday, July J. $50;
O'Clock and rsoDened Friday July a. al 10 o'clock
4 M A. H. CALKB
TrsAsuRse
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n TER. IOkIIAND. ,NLW.LONDON, NOKWICIl
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all points East From Pier 40
North River foot OF Watts next pier above eshrosses
street Ferry. at p m steamer CITY OF WuHn ~.
TER" TUESDAYS Thursdays and SATURDAYS steamer CITY
OF SEwYORk," MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays This
line nno1nacd facilities for handling and distbutn
freight tbrousbout New England QUO steamer each way
SUNDAY exclusively for freight Tickets and
saierooms secured at 2O7 207 POL 297 1917 and Broad
way; Aston House Windsor and cosmopolitan Hotels $50
Fulton Brooklyn; at Pier ~ North River steamers
GEORGE W. BRADY, Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE II. 1886.
GREAT TRTNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE"
Trains New.Yor Desbroses and Cortandt streets
Ferries as follows: . 49,, Do,.o,
Harrsburs PtsDurg and the West with Pullman Paace
cars attached M, D. T. and p IN. daily. NeWi 1
aud chicago Limited OF ParOr Dining smoking anu oIeoP
ing Cars At "a m every day. -.,,
illi3mspOrt, Lock Haven a. m D. M Cofy ann iI'
M. connectlne At Cory for Titusvie fetroeu"
and the Oil Regions.
For Lebanon "A m. 32J p. and II night. ,,,,,.
Baltimore MaslngtOu and the SOUTH iintfh ".si,
Express Pullman Palace Cars daily except 9uaiay
10 a m. arrive Washington 4 and $40 D. m ARRIVE
Washington 500 d. regular al 62O 500 ana 80 a. M
LOO AGO D. M, and II night. sunday o.Io a. m'
s:3O and y M. ana II night NJ. c,r,
For Atlantic City, except sunday through faoi N"i'
p. m.
For cape Nay except sunday. Halo a M ,
Long Branch. Bay Head Junction. and intermediate stos
Via Railway and AmbOy, a. m, IL noon o.fp 9vN p ~
-unday, 800 m ana p H. Vio not stop at AsoWy
Park. -,
For old Point and Norfolk via NcwYork Phlalepha and
Norfolk Railroad. y IN. every day via Baltimore ana
Bay Line. 1880 D. IN. week siars.
Brooklyn connect with all through trans
City, anoing speedy and direct transfer Ur
BrOONy n travel o-o, ,,oo - c,s
and g:}5 D. m daily. From Washington and Baltimore.
go 600 a. M 20 300 $3.50. $50. - aud 10 80 p M
SUNDAY $40. 40 m. 3:2O 800 aud 1873 p ~ FROM
phaaeph!a, %. 600. 600 1870. $40. go $50, ~ p
II 80 a M 100. 90 800 $3.50. $50 o. 20 800, 20 ~
92O 1875 p H. and II 20 night. sunday. 300, go o10
100 $40 1875 800. 6:20 $50, $40. $3.50 aud ~
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STEAMBOATS, nno Railroads.

DAY BOAT FOR NEWBURG.- Steamer
- JANIS T. BRETT leaves Canal-st. daily Sundays
excepted) IL a. landing at VerDlancks Cranstons
est Point Cold spring and Cornwall FARE. ~ cents
Excursion Tickets 10 cents Returning Leaves Newburl
daily at D. III.
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ KAILMAY Ferries In New York from foot OF jay st

and West I2G ST.
From Jay.st $50: West 42ds, o:l0 m. Day express
for Mddetown Ellen vile Monticello. Liberty. White Lake.
Delhi oswego and intermediate stations Pullman drawing
press. fo Mddlet0wn hilenvic Monticello Liberty White
Lake and intermediate stations Pullman drawing
Jayst. 5l5 Vest Asst 535 p. Night express for
Oswego Suspension Bridge Thousand Islands. Pullman
sleeping HaIdcoa used all passenger trains
J. Q. ANDERSON. O. p. A. IL Exchange Place. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

ANCHOR LINE L. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
N san every saturday from Xew York FOR
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDEEKl
ANCHORIA June 49, y. IN. Fl ~ EoSlA july j. u a. IN
DFNDNTA. 20. noon. Rt AL \. July u" D. III
abn ssarc and $50 Second class $50 Return,
steerage outward $50. prepaid go
HENDERSON BROTH rlt~. General Agents
Bow ing Green, New York.
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OFIUE
GUARDIAN FmE INSURANCE COMPAyY I
- NO 1871 BROADWAY NEW YORK. June II, 1886
fI'he annual election for seven directors of
this company will be held at tho Office OF the companv
On Satu day. 10Th inst Polls from l2 " TO D m '
JAMEs C. SIEVENS Gecretarv
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INVESTMENT BONDS, issued for water,
bridge railroad aud funding purposes by counties cities
Kansas and other western states
OF Ibis class negotiated 81 Louis
local securities a specially for over fourteen years
j ALDlN CA LORD. MIls BuIdIng. BrOld-st. " y
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-27
Proposals fer Fresh Beef and
Mutton.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF TIE CoLEABIA,
Once Of Chief commisssry,
VAxcovvsR BARRACKS, W. r.. Feb 16, 1886
SEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIpLICATE
- subject TO the usual eondi IONS. Will be
received at this Once and at the Offices OF the
Acting Oommissa-ies Of Subsistence at the
following named posts fer the fr al bsef and
mutton needed ~ those posts only, until IL
o'clock noon On Thursday. Ma 'ch Is, 1886. at
With time and places they viii be opened in
tbs presence Of bidders, for the furnishing
aad delivery Of fresh bees and mutton during
the year commencing July LIST. 1855:
Boise Barracks. l. T.; Port Candy, w. r.;
Fort csur d'Alene, l. T.; Fort Klamath, Or. |;
Fort Spokane. ". T.; Fort Townsend, ". r.;
Vancouver Barracks, ". T.; Fort waIis walla,
VT
The aoverap cot reserves the right to re-
jet any or all bios.
Bidders viii undersiand that coasraets
made under this sdveH tbs msnt. aud propo-
sa.s made IN response thereto, shall not BE-
construed to involve the United States In any
obligation for payment 10 excess Of the APP
preparation granted BY Congress for the pur-
pose
blank proposals and printed circulars, stat.
Ing the kind Of beef and mutton required
and givi1- full instructions ~ 70 the manner
Of bidding conditions 10 be observed BY bid.
ders, snd terms Of contract and pay msnt. viii
be Furnished on application 10 this once, or
to the 4 c. s, 81 the several po Is.
Envelopes csntssnirg proposals should b.
marked !" Proposals for Fresh Beef tsr Nut
toni 81 Fort 49, and addressed TO the IN.
Subsistence 81 the several posts.
c. A WOODRUFF,
Captain and c. g., o. Q. A, Chief G, o ID. G.
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