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t1on og euch eocletiee. trust they Will still be
generously supported by the people, nd reqnsst
opal ofeere, and brief statement Of their ptce-
ent work"
Tbs Task befo.e the bureau Is already 80
great that It will not undertake the establish
ment and conduct Of any system OF schools.
people 1t the North, aided BY tbs freedmen,
who have slready given such evidence OF
desire for self!m Improvement, where the oppoF-
tunity has been afforded. that system of
eelEBuEtainIng schools must he: one o. lhe
earliest fruits Of his new condition Where
schools have been established In Virgin!a, it
is 4 noticeable TACT that the adult negroes
yalue 10 privilege sohighls as being permit
ted to scII theft children 10 school, and arc
very prompt in enforcing pnnctual attend
apce. It will be the policy Of 1he bareau to
foster and encourage all etIorta tending to
the moral and educational improvement Of
this race. In Circula. No. 2 the eonulssio1-
". The education md :oo1.l condition Of these
people will rot be forgotten. The utmost facility
Will be offered to benevolent md Religions organ"
zalio1s and State authorities In tho m1lntenanee
Of good schools Qos refugees and ffeedme1l ~.
the rcorgarized loe3l governments
And In circular No. s, be requires the as
sistant commissioners to
:. Instruct they teachers to collect the facts in
reference to The p:oeress Of tho work Of cduea'
tiuD and aid II with Bs few chsnRee a. possible To
the clotc Of tie pEeseut season. During the
school vacations OF The hot nonhs, special atten.
don Hssu be given to the provision for The next
IuE HOMES, CROPS AspLABon OF THE FREED
MEN.
Mary Instances are now being reported
wLele the former owners Of pl8n tations, af:
ter having abandoned Their property, and
fighting aga nst the government for four years
aic row returning and endeavoring to dis
session. either By cullvatlns. the ground md
building upon il, or by purchasing 1t at the
ct1fscatcd and delinquent tax sales. One
serious case has just occurred nt Hampton,
mer home, after four years Of treason, has
notified the freedmen, who have possession
Of Largo part Of his land, that unless they
tmmediatcly pay him ground rent for the
time they have occupied the land, he will
eject them f:om the premises Il
meet suraa1 cases Gen. Howard has lssGaa
circr' ar, In which he says:
! Of Virgins, and In ot1er statss that have been u
| lit rect;cn, has been abandoned " aislo5a
oRners At is now being cn.nsatcd 6y freedmen
| TmpsipE 10 obtain pozeeseior Of them, md thu
| pItye the freedmen afthe fruits Of their induf
~; Ii ia ordered. that I'll abandoned lands !
De re;aincd in their posscsslon until the crop
| u:w growing sha1l te secured ftr the!t benen
utlc*e ful. and Just compensation be made fo
,heir Abuz ind IT. products, snd TOT e1pend
The shove order wilt not be 50 Construed
to relieve dis oyal p. rfors from the consequence
Of tier cis,cyalty and the application for u
vii ,s no ease Be- entertained BY my military Al
Erd the Secretary OF War orders rs 70
, 1865-06-30

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago T1inuue-I
MADISON, June 20.
The regents Of the State University hare elect.
ed hon. J. L. picksrd Chancellor, at sll1ry Of
{a,Do0 Itis unknown whether he will accept. s!.
thoufh It Ia greatly desired by the friends Of cd
ucanon. The Normal School regents have appro-
priated fsety dollars each for pupils who have
parsed easlntnation in the normal classes OF the
schoole aided by them.
News has been received from Gov. Lewis, who
expects to reach home By July 1ss He reports
about 800 sick and wounded Wisconsin soldiers
on the way 10 the hospitals OF this state. He
yfeited the hospitals At Mobile, and elsewhere In
the extreme scpih, and secured transportation
for many Wisconsin men to the Sata hospit11s.
Arrangements have been nade by which return
ed soldiers csn have their pay forwarded By the
State Treasurer,
The census thows the population Of Madison to
be 9,19l.
There have been heavy rains throughout this
Fcettnu fof tEo ujphtH
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Terrible

[Eftm Tue EUst0n 1faustt!Pt1
It will not be the fault Of his candid, i'm
rartia1, dlslnteEested and macnantmous op-
ponents, If the Secretary Of Wa: is not ami
hilated. He must be finished as soon as the
reopte get Wind Of his last abu6a Of his high
position. It Is alleged NOW that he, in the
most surIy and arbitrary manner, prevented
tl1c county from having the benefit Of new
Invention for navigating the ali, the product
Of Dr.. Solomon Andrews. Of New jersey.
"The Secretary WAS 80 outrageous upon the
Doctor, that the latter felt all the bitterness
Of malt1eated beneyolence." Chrtstendom Is
1oreVarned now and Il the Atlantic eable
should be q failure, 1t will be known who Is
accountable for the disaster. The dest-uc,
ton caused by the cAnker worms has already
been f1ed upon the lead Of the War Depart
mcnt!
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ton Of epch eoclettee. trust they Will still be
Ccrcrcusly supported by ths people, ind request
iber 10 send me their namts lists Of their Prln-
cpal oflsete, md brief statement Of their prce-
, 1865-06-30

Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Tribune ]

Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago TrIbuue.l
NASHVILLE, Jnne %.
Yesterday Gen. Joel A. Blttle, rebel State
IT, a.u1cr, and Robert l.. Clruthers, succe.eor 10
Harris Is rebel Governor Of Tenn a,ee, wcEe
brought before Judge G. F. TrigE on writ Of
haotds corpus and discharged on bail Of $4,000
each.
Nell S. Brown arrived IN the city yesterday
evening, vas arrested bY Marthnll G1aaeock,
tAkcn before Judge T1gg and bound ovcr to ap-
near for trial at the n, It term Of court
SECOND DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, June g.
Tic 4th aud 69th Ohio, lat Missouri battery,
4ed Mtseour tnfsntry, and 1st U. s. engineers.
leave Tor home tonight.
Weather very warm. Thunder storms In pro-
Erets.
, 1865-06-30
FROM WASHINGTON.
Returning Nefugets-Co1ored FtoplesS
Celebration OF tho Fourth OF IulFs

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibnne.I
WASHINGTON, June %.
scmc of the Virginia 1oyal refugees, 1ho re-
ee.tly returned 10 their homes, finding them,
eelvcs uuweleome, are aean coming Sotshs
The Co!ored Peoples National Lincoln Monu~
merit Association. arc making Arrangements for
monster celehra,lca Of tho coming Fourth Of
July, in ths grounds eouth Of tho White House.
MAI. Gen Hunter will deliver the address. and q
poem, written for the occasion, will be rec!ted By
the Rer John PtetpoSt.
, 1865-06-30

aune xoto. 1cto
soLnrErt-This Gay two ye1rs ago assumed
ccmmbnd OF yon under the orders Of the pfesi
rent Of thz United St4tet. To-Day By virtue q!
the eaInc authority, the army ceastng 10 extat,
baye to announce ny tzauaftr to other duties, and
my separati9n from you: !: is unnecessary to
Jears from the grand and decisive battle of Get
tysburg. the turning point I. Of the w9r, , to ths
Appomattox Court House. Suffice 1t TO say that
history I'll do you. justice. a grateful country
Will honor The living, cherish and support toe
dlsabled. Rrd sincerely noun the dead. In part
Ing frxm you, your Commanding General will
ever bear N memory your roble devotion to your
country. your patience and cheerfulness under all
the prlyations ald sacrifices you hevc tetn called
cu to ibdure.
ao1p1rRs-uaying accomplished the work set
before us, having yl1dicated the honor and integ-
rtty Of OUT Government and hag, let us return
thanks to Almighty God for uts blessing in grant.
Ing u victory and peace, and let Us earnest,y
pray for strength and light to discharge or du
iItB As cidzcnE. Is We have cndeavored to dle-
{sigEed) GEO. g. MEAnH, Ms1. Gen.
, 1865-06-30

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribu 1c.1
ST. Louis, June 70.
Avery able 1ettsr on the Supreme Court I'm
b.opl:o from Hon. Chas. D. Drake appears In the
Dt1noerut this morning, In which be clearly shows
th., The appo,utees Of Gov, Fletcher are legally
he supreme judges Of Missouri, and tha. tho EI'
cruttye could do nothing less than puI them In
po.ectticn Of the Office.
II il xumpred that John DIS. DRYDEN, 1stc
Jndee Of The Supreme Court Of Missouri, has aled
, suit tn tho CIrcuit Court VI St. LOUIS county
aea,u.t Tboy. c. Fletcher, .; Wagner, z: l..
Iore!sce. 1 james S. Tto@ss, RosEen Y fMleld' TED
Tsn i,rinT III damsres at The moderate eum ii
ssa,tto. TIE aetson :e based upon his recent 70
rsossl from the bench Of the Supreme Court By
Thrift i've companies Of Missouri militia,
raised short lime aso hy. order Of Gen. Dodge,
IRE to be mustered ont nI serEiee betHeen m:
ind the int Of July, These cqmPsntes haYs
, 1865-06-30

LAFAYETTE, Ind Julc e9.-Thc shooting mich
between jchn Taylor, Of Jersey City, and Fred.
Erb, Of Lafayette, for the championship md one
tboussud doftsr* side, took place today, and
ccuteet ut the eSth round, having missed 81 out OF
&c. Ta5:or shot 10 roundf, mfea:ng s3 birds. The
mitch was 80 Eouhle birds. There vas large
attendance,
, 1865-06-30

CouFalesceut Iowa soldicrS-Popu-
lattou OF Io1xA-AFTssEed Tor E0rs
Eer3-WUol Products


Especial Ditpsteh to the Chicago Trihuce.1
DrsMo1NEe. Iowa, June 70.
The cnnyaltscent Iowa soldiers at Washing ton,
started on Tuesday fer Davenport.
The centps returns now coming In, indicate
that the present population Of this State il, up
warcs OF 81, 900. In 1868 1t was 20, ,l62.
The steamer Yellow Stone had on board $780,
O00 In qold instead Of four hundred ~ reported,
when she pssted Sioux CITY.
E. s. fiper. charged with forgery committed
four years ago, has been arrested and lodged IN
Jail at MuEcatine'
TwentYseytn thousand eight hundred and
utn. ty two dceees Ia the wool product Of Powe-
ah1ck COZ. II this seaeon.
, 1865-06-30
Gold.

EEw TonK. June a3.--Thc gold market Is con.
trplled ty speculative movements. The policy hi
The bt are in ring thlz short contracts by boE
rowet geld has the effect Of depressing tho price,
the quotation harin2 this morning touched l?S
contracted at per cent per day The besrs, how:
ever, hope IN tblz way to triaEc oser until next
week, when the payment Of gold interest TT the
Sub Treasury nay be expected 10 ease the market
; Gold to night firm st 135t.
, 1865-06-30
THE fREEDMEK'S BUREAU.
It's Organization and the
Progress Of It's Work.
The Questions Of Labor. Compensation,
Government and Education

From the New York Tmta.I
The great work before the Fftcdmen's
Burr au, consequent upon the total abolition
Of slavery, and the Ignorance and compara-
tive he1picssness Of the freed slaves, to say
nothing ul the temper and desires Of their
late ma:ters,. eau only be appreciated By
hsse Who are coming In personal contact
With the difficulties now fast presenting
themselves to the new commissioner and bis
assistants. In the whole work Of recon-.
ST. uctlon there ia uothing which will require
greater ca1e, more unweatied patience, and
more Of the Christian virtues, than the Eot-
temtnt Of the 1abor status Of the emancl-
pattd slaves and their transformation Into
industrious, thrifty and intelligent citizens.
TEE oaGAx1zA1loS or TIE BCREAU.
TIE act OF Congress creating the Bureau Of
Refugees, Freedmen ard Abandoned Lands,
as passed at the last session Of Congress, au-
thor'xee the appointment Of q Chief Comu1s'
ant Commissioner 1or each Of the States In
inturrectinn, not exceeding ten, at q salary
Of s. 500 each, the commissioners to gSyt
bonds ii the s1rm Of $50 900 for The chief, and
10000 each for the assistants. In pursuance
Of this set the President appointed Maj. Gen.
Oliver o. Howard Chief Commissioner. and
hc at once t1teud upon the discharge of his
duties the commodious building at the cor
ncr Of Nineteenth and stfee's. formerly oc-
| cupscd by the Provost Marshal General Of the
district, being selected for :he bureau. The
| art NJ Ear,crefs a1so nroyides that 81 auy mill
| ;*.,r nf1,cs5 NAV 1,c dct si|cd and ASSIGNED tn
:3 Is- .h.r'.nt ~ r;thn-+ soa-nosa - 49,. ~
aug Nnae1 LIE ~. ~. n!,Iout i incs 49, A las
| duly assigned by order Of the War Depart
1ne1t for duty In the Bureau:
Brevet Brig Gen: {laeutcnant Colonel 1atb
Gna GaseoCeh lo'ao"s' n''a" E. ot1''s' 1nsi'ee'o'
BTevet Col. tL,cutcnsnt colonel) joseph S. Full
leTton. assistant Aojonnt General:
lieut Col. Gecrse y. Bsl!oeh. Gomm!sxsEy Of
sabsisieaeG an0 lhpesoaT na snr2sns 81
! BreTet Msior (CaptaiD) u. Ii. Etin.on, Aid-5c.
Camp. 80
B1eyet Msjr {CsptaIn} Fred. ". Gilbfeth, Aid
| de Camp.
Csps. eaMael -. .s 1af$aL Ashs'aot AnJasani
~ ~, VI 49, INV Ut 1,t.,+rv v,,,
| .-srl - ~ e0'>' ->N y 1-'
Scropd Idtut Io4cph A. S1Adeu, 1elh O. 8. Gel
ORD T7oope.
The President has also appointed, with the
advice OF Gen. Howard. the following Asslet-
ant Is Go~R,sstonsrs: = Raao T,,an,, ,..d,r,-4. p,,,
.,1a ~ =. num4' iuts' 1'sso-
~tS Soi' Z Whjtticsey, North Carolina hcadupa1-
TN. Ra!c,sh So.th Gero!,ns ut.n e.n,, ,,...,,n.
ctorras ara % %Fioriaa; asadauart.ts. Beanior1,
SOUTH Ca1olina.
Brevet Col. r. =; Osborn, Alabams; heaaquaf-
teri. Mobile, Alsoana. lht'e. ten. wager
sWSyne, se@p9M5sfs 81 M ts.,1,r.v 1cr,s,.n. ,.sa,ne,,
Cnapl9n i;.;a a =, Ion, nn;.3.,r. .'oas ae"oaua''
coi. samuel Thomaz, Mississippi; hesdquar
Brig. Gen. t. B. F.ek, United States Volunteers
f., ,tf1t6 6f hF1H n
, 1865-06-30
The Pennsylvania Prisoners ut
ANdeE80nVi1fes

HARBIsBuRa, July e9.-ooy. Cntttn, In con.
Junction with Surgeon General rtllltps. has pro-
died IN Ande1sonrilc, which viii soon be pub
1.shed Among the accompanying papers ts
list OF Federal prisoners received at Anderson
vile, which iotsls 1854; Of these 4o3 took the
oath Of allegiance 10 the rebels doubtless te Pre-.
etrvc themselves from starvation: Si3 Of the
prisoners were tried ny court martial ard e1ecu.
led within tie stccksde, IN une day. The total
number Of deaths were 1854. The highest nun.
ter Of DEATHS On single day-the SD Of Augast
wa. III. The several lists embrace 6nly pr1a-
puers coEdncd 1t At deyeenvil1e ffcm February
z0th, 1864, 10 March 24th, 1s65.
, 1865-06-30

BowxAHy1II1, @. W, June eo.-Htss Munson,
echooi teacher, accompanied bS auothet young
la6y, while driving out called 1t the hoase OF
nad asked him to rake drive with them. When
abont Two miles from here. ut two o'clock In The
morning. Mise Muns0n shot Kerr with u revolver,
uortnl}y wound1ug him. She Ii now in tnstody.
There arc vnrlous rurnors, but the merits oi ihe
rauae are not Known at pfetent .
, 1865-06-30

Pu11At5.ru1A, June 2o.-The loss OF Fell &
Co ty n.e Inst night was t7tG0, which /. in.a ared
5or $5lGCp In New YORK and New England com.
psnies. Al three O'Clock this morning the ware.
house OF J. A.. Mitchell, Nos. = ard &c North
0Op. which IL injured for 330, ,00d IN the Home ard
Security companies, New York. The building
belonged to the Gttard eEt1te.
, 1865-06-30

The Alabama Protest a Failure.
NEW York. June 29-The tonant Ieta!'* Wash.
inrtnn spectal euye the meeting called here last
evening to protest againtt the recently appointed
Provisional Governor Of A'asama Was 4 complete
failure. Only TWO loyal Aiaham!ans were present
, 1865-06-30

New YORK, June a9.-The Fosts special says:
t'Tne Military Cornn.i: sion met at II o'clock this
morning IN EerEet session, and the members
agreed npon their verdict II the conspiracy c1see:
The nature Of lhe verdict il not known. but Will
te announced as eoon Is the Pfeelient acts upon
, 1865-06-30

1nNUWUFN1l0U OF The VCH K0FH
1try Goods Ekchnnges
New YORK, Ju-e 29.-The formal inauGursto.
Of the New York Dry Goods Exchange took place
TO-DAY at It's rcnme, 81 Park Place. large
gathering OF merchants WA present. aud Was pre-
s,ded over by Hon. J. Brooks, .Tnos. Besgood, aud
Others. The wait OF this tnst'tution has long
been felt By the CRY goods trade Of This city, and
% the new Exeh.uge fs 10 be conducted On plan
similar to the popular Merchants Exchange OF
PlEe ttrtet, II hss already met with gratifying sue
cees In ftP commencement.
, 1865-06-30
EIkO.M DETROIT.

Collision between tho Propeller Illt-
uo1s and Deau Richmoud-Tne Iils-
ro1s SupA-sEr1raf Of Troops-Thc
r-Qde Convention.
, 1865-06-30

Hon. j. l.. Picknrd Appointed negent
of the St4te Unsversity-s1ck Soldiers
ON Their Way Home-AfrnnGemen ntx
for the Fay Of Troops.
, 1865-06-30

Illinois Troops on the Way to Chi
-fktkpsctnh1e Stealing Court
MhIteTs-The springfield Postmaster
Ease-khe Lincoln Monument .AssO.
CiRtfon-Eontr1butlb to tne Fund
Attempted Burglary.
, 1865-06-30
FROM ST. LOUIS.


The Supreme Court Imbroglio-Sult
for Damages nEainH1 the Governor
81 A1-Mslftafy nIAtteFs-SAle Of To.
bACc0-F1fe-Sen1e E0umuStd.
, 1865-06-30

FOR NEW ORLEANS, &C.
freight II VIA illinois Central Railroad 70 Cairo aud
Atlantic and AISslssIpol g. s. Co1 dat1y u1a.
YHFe checked through. EtASa ropm3 secured b.
tes97sph- through yickets and bills Of laainx u
1ued. JAMES WARRACK. AXrn:,. az DcafboE1
, 1865-06-30


Capture.
NV YoBK, June 99.-Ass. Ellen Bond, a slare
woman now At FcrtFcss Monroe, accompanied
Mrs Dav,s in her light, and was present when
Davis was captured. She tells the Correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Enquirer that Mrs. Davis
threw her water proof cioak and a shawl over
Davis. and appealed 10 her to take him out Of the
tent. In the enteavor to secure bis escape, she
led DariE forth, bnt At once eonffoated BY tho
eoldiets who took him INTO custody.
, 1865-06-30

- Seye1sT'Lfr(fEHs
PHILADELPHIA, June 9a.-Jty Cooke reports
subscriptions To the scven-thiEty loan TO the
amount Of f2,6s1 900.
, 1865-06-30
Relief and Health to your Iefant
Price, Only IS cents a Bottle.

he following u extract of latter written By b
rev j. s. Holme, pastor Of the Pleypolt BaptF
Church. Brooklyn. n. T., to the Journal and 4sst&
ger, Cincinnati. O., and speaka volumes IN sayor d
the Wc1!d.renoEred medicine, MES. WESLoTfS
SOOTHING sYRUF FOB CHILDREN TEE1Hl19
"We see an advertisement tn your eoluun4 Of NH
4EsLUWS eOOTH1NG sfRUF. nov, We neve
ss1d word In favor Of tht patent medicine heIor7
ourns, bat va feel compelled To eay to ycut feades
TIA this Is no huHbuz-tes Acrs trted " cnd tsot5
et at clafc:s. It u probably cEe Of the .ucs
snccessfrln edfct1e1 Of the day, bccause It u ood
tnensFf d shoee Of cur rrsdtrs 1ho htgs pan-s
CAL 1co rthao lay IN Asupp1y.
Rp1GG7to bm-WTtHnnt
, 1865-06-30

I1ukteflnE Ont Veteran Reserve Troops
The n5ut1ny In the 5th Regiment
arrival or the 72d.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27
BsItImsFs market.

r ,'-i.-- - - SATuRnAx, Nov. ga 1854. 4,
[Pifces given betoD refer TO wholesale operqtf0nS
oSlly, HnLsSS OthsruoiSe oppressed -. =
BBpuR.---We repeat as .follovsa Howard
street. super aud cut extra S-5oas9; DO extra
0, 7saAi0i do. family lLsoasl2. 60i Ohio super
DO family II 9jasi2,. HorthwesteIp supef s.5Oa
o.. ~ Chicago ira, choice, 50aSl0; City Mills
super, common to good, s. 25aSo; do. standard
xttsssOsirlo Sdo,.shipping grades gig do high
grade whaling slB; Baltimore, Welshb,; aud
Greeoaeid family. sl5 per Dbl. Rye -four, new,
7as7i26: Corn meal--City Mills. u. 90 per hill.
Buoiw heat per 100 lbs bulk - z5aka %. .
GRAIN. We give the range Of the market as
followsst for prime o, choice white "a 7oa2 So
fair to good 81 2Ja7i80I inferior ~ oOa2 10 red,
prime to choice 81 s6a2.50 fair TO good ~ loa21j,
aud inferior 81. 76ee7 per bushoi.I Corn Ill 900
bushels offered T.. whitei was In active demand,
with sales Of $500 bushels at S5as6 cents, aud
yellow at 90a02 cents TN retail lots for choice
Oats -dlB0 bushels received, isalsb. Of 900
bushels at ~ cents weight. -Rye We report "a
sale Of 9J0 bushels at % cents per bushel.-i -.
pRuyisIOSs.-Fhe maykst is auieti business
conhnedto small orders for. Bacon. which iav9rs
buyers In price! We FePsrt. sales o. 20 hhds
Shoulders at l7MalS cents, 10 hhds. sides al ~
a2OIS cents. We also report sales ,ef. 800 .bhlts
Mess Pork at e29. 90, and Prime aud, Prime Moss
at s2s per bbl.i Latd.-We quote City at 81 cts,
and small lots Western at 2sI& cents The market
closed heavy under adyioes of Vfurther' decline
at Cincinnati Felegraphic acoouuts report HoFs
ut lllS cents; green shUulders 9cents, do. Sides
IL cents, ard Hams "a cents per h." 49, 49,
SUGAR There was more inquiry t0,day from
the trade, butthe only sales reported were 20
hhds. Porto Rico ut l4l4c., and-t2b do. at lslac.
per'lb. - - Is !. = 49, l'':'! - =
SAI!r. Market Unchanged for ground al an
sales from stUre reported at "a 81 per saeks Fine
continues scarce 1--WE quote ingots'at %, 75i The
steamer Somerset has An invoice Of '6Oe sacks
Ashton, sold before ARRIVAL on private terms
Turks lslana is still selling in lots at SOC. PEI
bushel. co." - :. tt"' o. IL ".' - ---r ~ TOT
SEEb9.-aClovet ID steady at s. 2jaSS. 90 limo
thy ddll aud prices entirely nominal flaxseed
s. Topaz buktiel. ''. :" csc: .'"'r'. r. -" :: :.
wHfneY-Cdnttnues DALI; no sSles; we quote
nominal d 2 S7ass,ss per gallon. - r." g." 1T
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27
EREsH BEEF AMP VEGETABLES. !,
IL % : - LI --"'' ~ ~
:, Sivr 1EPiFrssSr, }
DrRE,U or PKoyIspSs Asp ;CLqInIsb,

it'll. VNoNcmDcr -, IoOV. J.
Sealed Proposals, endtrsed nPropossls for
Flesh Beef,and yegetables, - Will be: received
NJ this Bureau until 3b'clocki p m! ION fhe eth
dhy Of December next, for the supply Of twenty
aye thousand pounds OF Fresh Beef and twenty
dye thousand pounds Of Fresh Vegetables, ut the
Washington Navy, Yard and Station, o. required.
The Beef and Tegotables' must be OF good quail
it, and the best the market affords, and each
aftiele must DO offered for by the pound. TIE
Hieef to be i1 equal proportions, fore and bind
charters. -,
fBonds, with, approved security viii be re
lqhired in one half tina estimated amount of The
cbntract, and twenty per cent. IN: ADDITION will
Up withheld from. tho amount OF each payment
u be made, as cOllateEal security for the due
Performance Of the cantIact, which will, on no
account, lie paid until u is fully complied with,
Every Offer madei must be accompanied by h
Written Guaranty, signed.by one or more respoR-
slble pnrsnns that tho bidder or bidders VIII ~
lbs or their bid ba, accepted, enter Into an obli-
CATION wiibin Gya days, with good and 50 nicie1t
'khreties, 10 fnrnish tho articles PROPOSED. :,
No proposal pftt Be eonsiierGJ unless eccots-
Ilrnied nv such ,DuurqIuv, and by sdttstdSOty
etidsnce that The biddnr Is a regular dsdler ia
tis articles prop1se aud has the license ye2Uirtd
w act NJ Congress,
THE Depart uisht reserves the right TO reject
ahy proposal not. considered adyapthgeoqs 70
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DRoPosALs; FOR FURNISHING Ar.
y TLGLEs AT THE NAVY. YARD IN, This.
pAr1AsTsR's or Pm ., s. N,

WAsHiSGroS, .. G., Nov. "a, 1855.
Separate Proposals, VIII DO received VI thiT
Oqee until the Lat pro&imo, at 10 O'Clock ., M,
iSt the following atiieles % be delivered AZ rs
Tiles. -, ~ ;'
Blk hundred and forty teiOj white Pine J0ist,'
our pieces Cast sieef' . iu Si Tong YfiHches
inglers. BE-: 4: =" ,s-,T 49,
The above articles TO be delivered free Of cot
nd the Government for freight or tran sportatiop,
atd at the risk hhd EXPENSE OF the party 10 rpish
Ing. G. G. JACKSON, 80
lno2j-8t +. 20 Payma,ter, u, 8. NJ.