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NAVY DEPARTMENT, }
17fh October, 1912. {

g EALED proposals will be received at this De-
~ partnent, until o'clock P. M. of the 18th No
vember next, for furnishing the necessary materials
and constructing Depot for the preservation of the
Charts and instruments belonging TO the Navy, with
its necessary obseryatories, gran to PIERS &C.
The Depot To consist of central building of fly
feet square, with wings Of twenty-fv feet in length
and eighteen feet wide-the whole to be built of
brick.
Plans and specifications will be exhibited at his
Department, TO persons wishing to bid for the same.
The excavation to be completed the present winter.
All the materials to be furnished Of the best quality
and the work to lie done in the best and most rk-
manlike manner and to the entire satisfaction of the
officer experimenting the construction Of the build
ings Payments to be made not oftcner than once a
month, and then only bills certified by the super
intending officer, and approved by the Secretary of
the Navy reservng ten per cent all bills as col
lateral security, until the whole shall be completed
the entire satisfaction of the Department.
A bond for the faithful performance Of the CON
tract, with two satisfactory securities shall be given
for one third the estimated amount If the whole
cost.
October l6-eodtNov. 5th.
The Sun and Republican, Baltimore American
Sentinel and Ledger, Philadelphia Daily Morning
Post Pittsburgh; Journal of Commerce, Standard
Sun, Union, and Morning Post, New York; Morn
ing Gazette, Buffalo; Daily Times AMI Morning
| Post Boston; Hills Patriot N. H.; Enquirer Rich
mond and Beacon, Norfolk, Va, will publish as
above.
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From The C,neirnats Repeblseqn.
THE ELECTION

The result in this county has been as we sntieipa-
ted except that the Democratic majority is greater
than we imagined it would be.
The question decided, and the only question is that
The people of Hamilton County are opposed TO Hen
nv Clay and Bank of the United States.
The self-constiiutcd leaders OF the Wings would
not permit the election to be decided upon question,
of State poicy--they made all TO hinge upon the POI
pularity Of Henry Clay, and the result proves then
wisdom.
Thomas Corwin, Jacob Strader, Nat. Wright Ben
iamin Fessenden, and several others on the Wing
ticket are gentlemen of much personal popularity
and worth as any others in the whole county but the
wire-workers would not permit them to rely on their
o,cn popularity They were all compelled to shout
der Henry Clay and Bank Of the United Staies-aud
defeat has been the consequence.
The Democrats had policy enough to declare that
they were in favor Of well regula ed system of
banking and that they not disposed to minple
the question Of the next Presidency in our State
elections. The burden of the Wing speeches, and
even the Wing songs, was praise of Henry Clay and
abuse Of John Tyler and the result proves the utter
folly of the great men Of the Wing party in hl,
county and we are mistaken if the whole State
does not furnish additional proof of the thing
Hamilton county is the first ground which was
| touched by the feet Of Mr. Clay and his friends in
their late visit. Their object to entghten Ohio.
We said, at the time, that believed il had opened
the eyes of the bnd--that it would bring every De
mocrat to the polls The result verifes our pedic-
| ton.
| They came here from Kentucky to engh en- the
good people of Ohio and far as Hamilton county
is concerned say that Messrs. Clay Critten-
den, "Stone Hammer" & Co., can 20 back to .Old
Kentuck" with full equiv acnt for their trouble
| We have taught them one lesson, which we apprc-
| bend they will not forget. We have taught
| them that we alike their interference in our
State elections, and their vassalage to Bank of the
| United States.
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We extend cordial shake of the hand to the
Wisconsin Enquirer, for the manness and
zeal which it has manifested in behalf of Presi-
dent Tyler and his Administration. This is
another evidence of the moral influence which
the principles of our Republican President have
already effected, and is destined to exercise
over the temperate reflections and sober second
thoughts of the whole country. The Editor of
the Wisconsin Enquirer, David Lambert, Esq.
was well known in Washington during the last
session of Congress, as the correspondent of
the New York Courier and Enquirer end other
presses most violent in abuse of the Admins
tration. We are assured by those cognzant Of
all the facts, that he was induced into that
course by the wilful misrepresentation of none
less than Senators of the United States, who
endorsed these statements and fabrcatiens to
crafty their vindicliveness and hostility against
| the Chief Magistrate, who had frustrated their
selfish and dangerous schemes of party. The
frank and generous confession which Mr.. Lam
bert has thus publicly made entities him TO very
high respect, and his disinterested and able
vindcation of the great principles to which he
is now attached, shall always claim our warm
est acknowledgment.
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From the Boston Transcript.
THE DROMIOS.

On Saturday a gentleman drove his brown FLY
in gig into Exchange street where he left him and
went about his business A few minutes after gen.
tleman No drove his brown illy in gig into the
same street, and drew up the same spot and
proceeded to the bank to pay his note. No. having
done up his chores, steps into the gig and drove off.
No having paid his noie-l,cky manages for his
horse with light heart and finds gone, but in its
place stands another, the very counterpart of his
own, but yet not his. The gig, too drab-lined
little rusty, very like his, but still not his His
brown hy was gone, no one knew whe,c. No.
having driven sJme miles, fods there is something
odd about the beast, never knew him drive so
badly. On closer inspection, he makes the dis
covery that he has taken another mans os. To set
the matter right as soon as possible, he heads him
for Exchange sire (, where he finds his own, and
starts for homo again While all this was going
on, No. 2, having prepared his advertisement, con-
cudes TO take one look before paying the
printer, when he dis his horse, in fine state
having been driven somewhere BY somebody, full as
fast the law allows if lot little fa.ter We los,
four and sxpence by the operation but have got this
paragraph out Of it.-Boson Transcript
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A lady in Norwalk, says the Gazette, who has for
some time past been suffering with dropsy, few DAYS
since submitted TO the operation OF tapping and the
enormous quantity of ten and half gallons, equal to
"a pounds OF water, was aiken from her This we
are informed by one of the physicians who performed
the operation, is the largest quantity he ever knew.
during the many years he has been in practice to be
taken from one person
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OFFICIAL.
JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF


TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that VIM ID THOMPSON has been appointed Consul
Of the Republic Of Ecuador for the port Of New
York. do hereby recognise him such,
and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers and privileges, are allowed 10
the Consuls Of the most favored nations in the United
States
In testimony whereof have caused these Letters
To be made Patent and the Seal of the United States
TO be hcIeunto aft xed
Given under my hand at the City of Warrington
the 18th day of October, ID. 1872 and OF
t.. s.. the Independence of the United States OF
America the 9th.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President.
FLETcHEa WEBSTER, Acting Secretary u State.
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In The same counties last October, Mcdonald had
1856 and Dawson 80 35l. Fifteen counties to be
heard from, namely, Appling, Baker Chatooga,
Campbell, Dade, Emanuel, Irwin, Paulding, Union,
Ware, and Walker, III Democratic countess which
gave Mcdonald majority of 9, 32l and Glynn, Ma
con, Montgomery, and Tattnall, Wing counties,
which gave Dawson a majority of ass.
With regard to the Legislature, We publish the re-
turns from 80 counties, - remaining to be heard
from. In these counties, "a Democratic Senators
have been elected, and IS Vi hig-a tie in Washing
ton county If The counties to be heard from rate
last year, the Democratic party will have SIS Senators
and the Wing perty 37-snowmg Democratic ma
jorty of l8. In the House, out f 2U7 members, the
Democrats have elected in these 80 counties, l03,
and the Wings sc. The majority will be about &c in
the House, and on joint ballot about Al.
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Isaac Hill, the greatest Tyler man in New
Hampshire, compliments his ally the "godke"
Daniel, in this following manner-hear him !" &c.
Manchester Democrat.
The report that the printing of the list Of letters
remaining in the Post Office at Manchester, has been
taken from the Memorial (fed) and given to the De-
mocrat, is incorrect. The advertising given to a
called the Manchester "Representatire - which
is scarcely read twenty feet distant from the Office in
which it is printed.-HiHs Patriot
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THE HowARD HOUSE,, No. ~ WALNUT STREET
PHrLApELrHrA--has lately been fitted up in elegant
STYLE and is designed for the accommodation of fam
lies visiting Philadelphia The building was erected
by the American Insurance Company, and is finish
ed in the most substantial well costly manner.
which, with the grounds attached, co one hundred
thousand dollars Gentlemen travelling with ladies',
particularly, will find this desirable house, it
Joys all the advantages of hotel and at the same
time is more reti ed and quiet The rooms are large
and furnished with every thing of the best quality,
and every attention is pa Ito ysiters by the lady of
the house, VlSITER,
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The President of the United States returned to
Washington Friday from Fort Calhoun."-Juadi-
sonian.
alton that the people of Washington should keep an
eye their chickens and clohesnes. - Wheeling
Times.
To be copied once week in the Baltimore
Patriot, Richmond Wing, Louisville Journal,
and N. Y. Courier and Enquirer. Send bills
10 Ashland.
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nUvALL s BROTHER, Merchant Tailors,

nUVALL & BROTHER, Merchant Tailors, at
~ their old stand next door to Folks boarding
house. Pennsylvania avenue, near third street, are
now receiving, direct from New York their Fall
and Winter goods, Of the most recent French and
English importations, consisting of Cloths, Cas'-
meres, and the newest and richest styles Of stng'
Silk and Merino Shirts, extra Suspenders, and fancy
articles generally for gentlemcn's wear. Aso extra
superfne tlack and fancy French Beavers, Aspba-
tum Beavers, &C., particularly adapted to the present
style of French Pelto Frocks and Overcoats which
they are prepared to make in their usual style of Gle
gance in the various modes Of fashion and as usual
at moderate prices to correspond with the times.
oct l7-3taw9W
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MIR. RIVES, OF VIRGINIA.

We copy, to-day, an article from the Jelfer-
sonian (Va.) Republican, on the subject of the
'.position" of Mr.. Rlves. We have reason to
believe that The EDITORS deduction is something
more than mere speculation He certainly ar
CUES from facts, as all who are acquainted with
the independent and Republican stand taken
and maintained by the distinguished Virs mia
Senator, must know.
That ace do not err in our suppositon, we
append the following extractfrom a letter writ
ten by a Virginia gentleman, personal aud pc.
litical friend of Mr.. Rives, who is well acquant-
ed with his sentiments and Intentions 1.-THE
article [ The one copied which was published in
newspaper, The Jef.rsonian Republican in
the i'm MEDIATE vicinity of Mr.. Rives, doubtless
accurately defines tina, genrleman's posi,iop.n
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TREASURY NOTE LOST.

A TREASURY NOTE for 500, Letter A, No.
n 8l6l, dated Washington, March 2, 1912, payable
to r. G.. Smead, issued TO Major +. S. Belton USA,
mailed at the Sackcts Harbor Post Office, n Y,
addressed under to the said Levi Farwel Har.
ward University, Cambridge, Mass, on the 18Th
March last As the said note has never come to
hand notice of its loss has been lodged at the Tea
sury Department; and if in circulation, it has been
effected by forged endorsement. Any informaton
respecting the same will be thankfully received b,
Major F. s. BELTON, Fort Munroe, Va.
oct lS-2aw2w
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SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION

The election has been conducted so quietly,
and SO one-sidedty, in South Carolina, that the
people in other States are hardly aware that an
election has recently taken place there at all.
Suffice it to say that the Republican ticket (Se-
majors and Representatives. aralked over the
course.
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T Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.-For sale
IL at the Madsonian Office, copies of the Acts
and Resolutions passed at the second session of the
9th Congress- with an Appendix containing all pub
lie treaties made and ratified subsequently TO the
publication Of the laws of the preceding session, and
all Procamations by the President promulgaed
within the same period, that affect any law or treaty
of the United States" Price ST. oct Is
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1870.
From tn Cincinnati Republican, Oct IL.

The returns not all in at twelve last night :
enough authorize the belief that Hamilton county
has been carried by the Democrats. We issue an
extra this morning at o'clock.
LArER.-Sufhcient returns are received to author
i've the belief that the Democratic majority is
1900 IN Hamilton county.
A report from Butler county says there is q Demo-
cratic majority of 1900
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CAPTAIN TYLER.

The Wings have, by way Of rdicule, termed the
President Captain. They will find, in the course Of
few months, that he is Captain in reality, and that
he will make the Wing Office holders laugh the other
side Of their mouths.-yNaine Mquirer.
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OMNIBUS.

The three boats John Tyler, Henry Cay, and Veto,
have been some time laying in our BASIN side by
side-Mr. Clay in the middle. They were all three
loaded within the las, few days, and the Henry Clay
was found sunk to her decks yesterday morning, un-
der her load. "TvLER ruon
Albany Argus.
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A SIGN.

Corwin's official organ, the Ohio State Jour
nal, says:
Thus far we are not in the receipt Of any very ia
vorablc returns. We give below such as ws have,
Presuming they will turn out nearly correct
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DIED,

On the 10Th inst, in Union county, Penn, univer-
sally regretted by those who had the pleasure of
acquaintance, in the 9th year of her age MARY
VIOLA, wife Of the Hon. JOHN SNYDER, Member OF
Congress.
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FEDERAL MAJORITIES.

The Cleveland Mail just in, and the neacs still
more cheering than euer.
Bliss, Senator, and Warner, Representative, the
absquatulators from Laurain and Medina, are de-
feated by some 100 in each county. gain of one
Senator and one repres entative, democrat.
Wayne county gives 1,O39 Dem maj
Stark 800 do
Holmes (glorious) Il06 do
Cuyahoga sos for Corwin and Lake sea- thou
sand Democratic gain in these two Federal counties
SECOND EDITION.
Friday Morning, o'clock.
LATER.
BY the Eastern mail this morning, we have the
cheering and gratifying news that Old Columbiana
has given about 70U majority for Democracy. Hur-
rah for old Columbiana
There is line on package from Wheeling that
Jefferson has gone for Dckey Dixie and the Steuben-
vile bank. This sounds unlike all other news re-
ceived, that hardly credit It, but have 9TH
er news from there and it may be true.
THE WESTERN MAIL IN,
We have carried the Cermont, Brown and Gin
ton district, by ITO majority This good news, in
deed--a gain Of one Senator and four Representa-
tives. This knocks Whiggery into next week. Zoos,
the absquatuator, has lost his tail
The Miami district ) usual Wing
The Work Is ALL roLp.-Wilson Shannon is Gov
ernor of Ohio, and both branches of the Legislature
largely Democratic. The coon is skinned, and no
mistake.
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John Tyler is a traitor.n-C Clay paper.
He is NOT traitor the lion shout of admrink mil
lions - Trenton IN il .7mSriesn EagL.
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We give the votes for Governor as far as heard
They of not officially correct, but verbal
ly given, and may be little under or little over
what is here put down.
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THE HtEcr toNs.

LATER--THUNDEA FROM oHIO-.ExTER'
MINATION or THE COONs-THE REPUB-
LlCAN ADMINISTRATION SUSTAINED BY
THE PEOPLE IN THEIR MAJEsTY-A
THOUSAND GUNS FOR GENERAL MUIR
PLY AND THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
CANS OF OHIO.
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FOR RENT,

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children, within three hundred yards of the New Post
Office Building. No person need apply except he Is
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at this office.
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NOR SALE
l. United States per cent. Stock
Corporation Washington do
Bank of Metropolis do
Apply TO
oct l7-3t CORCORAN & RIG
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IL REHABILITATION.

Democratic majority on joint ballot TWENTY
NINE Sufficient for " all useful purposes"
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From the Ohio Stafesman--E r'ra.-Ocf. Is.
sTHE WORK GOES BRAVELY ONm

The democratic in still more and
more glorious. The Senate consists Of 36 members
--l8 elected each alternate year. The Democrats
have ten that hold over-the federalists had eisht
but sir resigned hence have "a Senators to elect
this year. The House consists of To- Below il will
be seen how the work goes We have gain of
Senator in the Delaware district, of Representa-
tive in Guernsey and of one in Harrison. The game
is up with the traitors in Ohio The coons have been
beaten this time by GENERAL Activity
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From the Georgia Constituencies.
GEORGIA ELECTIONS.

We publish in table the returns Of 70 counties,
h result Of which is follows:
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LTD VF LIE I r KS,
Remaining in the Post Office, Washington city,
October Is, 1912
EJPersons inquring for letters in the following
list will please say they advertised.
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BY the President
FLErcnEa WEBSTER, Acting Secretary Qf STATE.
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THE WESTERN MAIL IN,
PosT OFFICE, BUFFALO,

OHIO ELECTION-ls42.
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