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contract in accordance withsthe terms
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his proposition be accepted, he will
at once enter into a contract in accor-
dance. Herewith. Should a contract
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MQerneuefes

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-12-30

- l0apt. Y. MlFtsnt a~uarttumtiRtr.
Manntmtin BreInerei
nj, ilaid geN9=5o6rik =. g ~ u.s. % 81:
III. son 4eter . fetfer.z ~.
Observation-Disclosures, ben, Marfibotk dsr1a
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5trrB srnbatb. s. s3abm.
ia Acts atrn!terrtt.. aAsn sienli1 ~ (ein, tpslHs
nn(.rn @oareapprratb bur &jumulltrn uani&sn.
.aim ,Ma9 10 .Gatbcart y. 50. F.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-09
LOCAL NEWS.

NAVY YARD The excavation for the foun
dation of the extension OF the copper rolling
mill is under way, and In few days the ms
sons will commence the foundation. The
work on the new clothing warehouse is pro-
crossing rapidly, while the new marine hos
pital, outside OF the yard Is fast approaching
completion.
Lieutenant Commander ellis has recently
been ordered TO the yard as an additional offi-
GER. The labors of the officers and clerks OF
the yard are just now very onerous, owing to
the large number OF vessels arriving there. the
transfer Of crews and mastering out OF men,
and the addition of Capt ellis to the staff OF
the yard is regarded with much favor
The following vessels are now at the yard.
but are not yet out of commission, although
il is expected daily that orders will be received
TO muster out most IL not all of them Ana
costa, Chino, Casco, Crusader, Com. Barney,
Morse, Mercury, Commodore Read; schoorers
Adolph Hugel, VIM. Bacon, Banshee. Hello
trope, Primrose and Rescue.
Those already m ustered out are the C,rur de
Lion, Cactus, Dragon, General Putnam, ia
cob Bell, J. N. Seymour, Mystic, Resolute.
Teazer, Western World, Yankee, Zeta, Juni-
per and Watch.
The Lillian, Dumbarton and Bat, former
blockade runners, and Baltimore were placed
shortly be sold.
The Vixen is being fitted up for the Coast
Survey, and the Ascutnery double enderl IS
an ordnance boat
The Potomac fiotilla, which at one time num-
bered ever 40 vessels, has been reduced TO 10
the following being the vessels retained, viz
Don, (fiag-snip,) Ella, dispatch steamerJ
kle, Moccasin, Adelfa, Nansemond, Picket
Barge No. 6, and Fuschia. The last named
has been placed in complete order at the Y ard.
and will leave in a day or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-09
Affairs in Georgetown.

SERIOUS CUTTING AFFAIR -Yeste rday eve
ming. about N O'Clock, quarrel occurred be-
tween Lewis Hawkins and Francis Jameson.
colored, about two flag stones, one accusing
the other of stealing them 1t resulted in Haw-
kins drawing large pocket knife and sta bling
Jameson, inflicting seven painful wounds in
his arms, eide and back. Hawkins was Gf~
rested by officer Sherwood, VINO found the
knife hid In box in the cellar where Haw-
kins was arrested. The case was taken before
Justice Buckley. who committed Hawkins to
Jail for court The wounds inflicted are pro-
nounced by the attending physician TO be nor
dangerous.
FLOUR AND GRAM MARKKT.-Flour active
and in good demand. Sales of supers at S7.15a
S. Extras So so to IS. Grain Wheat good
red. sales at yesterdays quotations. Corn
nominally quoted at 81. Oats 30 to is cents
FALLS FIsHERIRs.-The fisheru1e the ANA
teurs. are having excellent sport in vicinity of
week the river has been in prime condition,
and the rock and perch abundant.
CAEAL.-Arrived- Boat Hetzer, wood, to
Barron. Ten boats arrived with coal, con-
signed as follows:-New Hope 20, iii.2 tons;
George III. Plant, 335.12 TONS Gas Company,
1l2 tons; Ma NJ. Reany l. Co., 22l.7 tons, De-
parted-Charles Arlington, salts, &c, to VIII
Transport; Seneca, with offal to Seneca; and
eighteen boats light.
PORT OF GRoRGETowN. = Entered - Srmr
E. O. Knight, from New York. Brig Tan
gent, Matthews. Booth Bay. Schooner Camp
bell, Soule, Portland. CIeared-Schooner II
Groskey, Potter. Hudson; Baltimore Belle.
Wheeler, st. Mary's; j. B. Crammer. Reachum,
PIT. Deposite; Dorchester, Day, st. Clements;
Chester River. Boats Morning Star, Wash
ington; H. @. Purdy. Raglan, Patuck. Entered
and cleared-SteaIier Ann Eliza, Richards.
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-09
General Grant in New YORK.


Gen. Grant arrived Ii New York at @ o'clock
on wednesday morning, accompanied by his
family and part of his staff, and was met at
Jersey City BY an enthusiastic crowd, who
accompanied him across the North river and
70 the Astor House, which was soon thronged
With visitors,
Shortly after noon it became evident that
only small proportion OF the citizens i'm wait
Ing TO be introduced to Gen. Grant in his pri.
vate room could possibly see him, and il was
decided BY the Committee that Ii would be we'll
Iof MN 70 respond to the calls of the crowd
ana appear on the balcony.
Wnen ne appeared the crowd gave loud
cneers, and the applause soon became tumuI
tuous. The General waved his hat i'm resnonse
70 the demonstrations and bowed The cheers
continuing, and loud calls for q speech bein1
maoe, one OF the committee addressing the
CIoWo SAID that Gen. Grant would make no
sre-es., md persons who desired to see him
could do so by attending the Cooper INSTITUTES
meeting that night.
The General then retired to his room, de.
Ginning to receive more calls OF q public char.
acter during his stay, making an exception
however, in favor of the ladies.
At4 O'Clock q dinner took place at the hotel,
At which thirty gentlemen sat down. In the
afternoon the General drove out to Central
Parf, ard at o'clock called at the rooms OF
the Union League At night the General was
serenaded by the 1tn regiment band. Speeches
were MADE upon the occasion by Mai. Gen.
John A. Logan and Senator Chandler. All
efforts 70 get a speech out OF the General failed
He merely acknowledged the honors shown
him; and early next morning left IN company
with General Dix and other officers. for West
Point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-09
Mass Meeting in New Ysrk.

On Wednesday night an immense aud en-.
L. usiastic meeting " as held at the Cooper In
,stito..a, New York, for the purpose of express.
tng the u, OF the people over the restoration Of
peace, their determination TO uphold the Gov
eminent and tsaIr confidence in President
johnson. Gen. Gran. was present for short
time, ana was warmly we,~Hmed by the an.
dience, Hon Noses III Grjnueli D resided, and
speeches were made by uura Der of gentlemen,
including Major Generai I,ooan commander
OF the Army OF the Tennessee, Major General
Frank p. Blair, commanding the Seventeenth
Army Corps, Hon. Daniel 5. Dickinson. and
others.
Gen. Gran, was go cpdiy called for tho,
arose and said: e" ior mat he
a eA' gentlemen have never been
cd 70 speaking IN public; you win
" non me II think that / am now too old to
learn. i thank you-thank you deeply fof
tfese great manifestations OF your esteem, and
oniy wish that deserved them better.
csn say nothing mere than tnis-l tnanx you.
Tremendous cheering, mai. waving, nozLas
and storm Of boquetsl
The resolutions adopted SPEAK IN the mgnes'
terms OF President Johnson, and his PATRONS
and devotion 70 the Union and the Constitu
ton, and pledeirg the meeting to give him
cordial united and steaofast support.
The resolutions also express that the people
OF this country cannot look with indifference
upou the attempt pow being made TO establish
q monarchia government upon our Southern
borders, In woke the CO operation OF the Fedora
and state governments, and the people through
out the Union, 70 use all lawful means 70 60
tablish system Of Suffrage, which shall o.
eqeal and just to ail: black SIS well As white
ard announce q confident belief that propei
measures will he taken by the Governments u
obtain reparau0n for the injuries indicted
upon cur commerce and people BIZ the con
aiyanos OF foreign 20 Ters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-09
CALI OF UNITED sTAr1s srlAMpRs AT
- AUCTION

~ AUCTlON.
UAIrE ID STATES Navy YARD.
be sold at pa BIZ ssls to tss Srss;t sfad.,
q i. eloel H.. on SATURDAY, the twenty fourth
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sr OF the feilswins dimsnsions Length zoo sset:
10 diameter Of cyinder Il ine dbspfh Of bold
piston. feet 8 inches. '''' Vi
sssa stoS8 spss Of soIs
fmstsr of cylinder. Is inches stroke Of piston IS
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psb @ srs.dth ' oif 81 propeller
held5 feet a.%ster OF cyindsr, % in She's stroHo
81: fssa ss9si ]; wooden side vs.., steamer:
he ne los inches Of ss.
The Rssoia ts"is { eonbis engine pro pe.lsr:
s:9S ias;
es; stre e!H Ct piston, inches;
Length no feet breath Of beam. 2 feet iaens.;
depth Of hold feet inches; diameter of ylinder
!nst: isrGss of :S.n .de,a.s
feet Ito Soa Ct
diameter of cylinder % inches; stroke of pi.ton
steamer: Length. % feet inches: breadth al
beam y feet In shes; Of hold feet inehsa
diamster of cylinder, 2. INCHES; stroke Of piston.
Is feet; SIss It'll Of beam. y feet 10 inches; dsStE
Of hold, feet ilohss; diameter OF cylinder, Is
inches; stroke of piston, IS inches
ans: Len 9Th llT feet; bresdth OF beam - feet
iaehssaepth Of old. feet; diameter Of cylinder.
tSSsnsni stroke Of piston, IS inches. :. 3.
1nS., wsstefn Worldo 10 . wooden propeller:
hS iset; breadth Of beam. 81 feet inches:
! 9eHtn y. EShe. 9 feet; diameter OF cylinder, 50
| 1ncres yVNe OF ston, feet
| The nn Is side wheel sfsamer. built Of
| steti. plates "a inch thick: LenRfh go feet:
breadth OF beam. Is feet; depth Of nolt III feat nd
inches; diameter of cylinder. g inches: s.roSs OF
THE 3Dumbartcn"i ID On iren side VIII. .,.. maj,
Length, 30 feet; breadth OF beam, q feet
De pik OF hold feet in ches OF
| "a inohes; stroke of pistt n, So inc hes.
! The ssLiuian" is an iron side-wheel steamer.
Length IF foet breadth OF beam, % feet inchs
4 desfh of hold II feet: diameter of cylinder q,
incNes: strobe Of piston. a inelss.
! The vessels may Be seen and farther pArtieu
| lars made knevn on ePpncanon 20 Gom nod.r n
| Teyms of sale Cssh, in Government fu ots: dv
Isl per cent on each vessel ct the time OF sA,s. "a
! the balance within ak days thsresftsr
! Meet
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PUNISHMENT OF ENLISTED MEN.

y
Complaints having been made relative TO
the punishment inflicted upon enlisted men,
the attention OF commanding officers serving
In this Department has been called by the
proper authorities to the kinds and manner of
infictien OF punishment for enlisted men as
indicated by the Articles OF War and general
regulations Of the army. Any officer violating
he instructions there given will be arrested
ard tried by general court martial. Com
uanders have also been charged that it is their
duty to take proper precautions to prevent all
Interference with the discipline of their camps
and commands by unauthorized parties.
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q r = &c I a T. q.
Aspsrw JoHreoH, President OF the United
States OF America.

Asnarw JoHsesn, President OF ths United
States Of America
10 all ,chons it may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
70 me that H CLAUssKNIUs has been appointed
Consul at Chicago for the Duchy OF Anhait
I do hereby recognize him as such, and de.
clare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, as are al
lowed to Consuls by the law Of nations,
or by the laws Of the United States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal Of the
United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washing
ton, the 5th day Of June, A. D. 1865,
r.. 81 and OF the independence of the United
States Of America, the s9th-
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary Of State.
HEADQUARTERS Department of Washington, }
Office Prorost Morshars Office, Defences North
Potomac, Washington, D. c., June 9, 1865. }
General Orders No. 3.
General Orders Nos. and 9, from these
Adquarters, closing all bar rooms and places
where liquors are SOLD, are hereby revoked.
BY command OF Major General Parke.
T.INGRAHAM,
Colonel and Provost Marshal
je9.3t Defences North OF Potomac.
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RI1rRN OE SECRETARY MELLEs

RETURN OF SECRETARY wELLEs.
Secretary WelIes, MI VIM Faxon, Chief
CLERK Of the Navy Department, and Postmas.
ter General Dennison returned to the city yes
terday afternoon, from their trip South. The
distir guished party had q delightful time,
having visited sill the Southern cities of note
along the coast
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SECRETARY SEW

SECRETARY SEWARD AND FAMILY.
This morning Secretary Seward walked
from his residence to the State Department for
the first time since he received his injuries by
falling nom his carriage.
Mrs. Seward, the Secretary's lady. who has
been confined to her bed for week or so
past, we regret 70 say, Is quite poorly.
The condition of Mr.. Frederick Seward has
somewhat improved within the past fe " days
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LATER FROM TExAS.
Occupation Of observation-disclosures Eos o.

NEW ORLEANS, June s.-Browns vile, Texas,
was entered by the Union forces under Brig
Gen. Brown on the 31st of May. The Confed-
crates, before leaving, sold their artillery to
the Imperialists.
Cortinas is harboring about Matamoras. con-
fronted by Meiia.
Lots Of Confederate soldiers are active in
subduipg guerrillas in the southern States.
No mercy is shown them.
The report OF Kirby Smith going 20 Mexico
to make 1t his home, with a large amouLto or
money, Is confirmed.
Gen. Candy has turned over portion OF bis
cavalry force to Gen. Sheridan.
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containing full and accurate details of ,he
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