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, 1865-01-07

The most inte-Bc excitement prevailed In
the city last evening, when intelligence
reached town that tie draft, which vas to
have taken place yesterday throughout the
Province, according to the Act 9Th Vic,
caps. % and e had been resisted in several
officers appointed to enforce 1t had been driy-
en- away at Chatcau Richer, a1ld their lives
threatened. Deputy Adjt.- General Desa1a-
berry, acting under directions from the Ex-
ecutive Council, Immediately ordered out
four companies Of the best and most effective
Of the Volunteer Active Militia, viz No.
Volunteer Garrison Artillery, Capt. Murray
and Lieut.. MOntiZambert No. Garrison
ARTILLERY, Capt. Grant and Lieut.. W. Home
Capt. Lamontagne's field battery Of artillery,
two guns,) and the Wellington Rifles, under
command Of Capt. Gibsone. These four com
o1es, each man provided with twenty rounds
Of ammunition, amidst the cheers ofhundzeds
Of spectators Tt scarcely possible that the
habitans will attempt to resist such a force,
although 1t WAS reported last night that over
200 ship carpenters from st. Roch had gone
down to cut the Montmorenci bridge, and pre-
vcnt the troops from proceeding to Chateau
Richer. The greatest excitement prevails in
the city. The volunteer force Is not expected
10 return to town before evening, after the
draft is completed, unless they meet with de-
termfned resistance. The four companies ate
under command Of Licut.-Co1. DeSalaberry,
Mr., Justice Magulrc, accompanying the force
in his official capacity. We will have news
from the volunteer force this afternoon, which
will be communicated 10 our readers By extra.
The resistance 10 the draft In the rural dis
tricts was not unexpected, and has therefore
not taken the authorities upawarcs; but that
a force such as left the city last night should
have been deemed necessary, has taken our
citizens by surprise.
ADDITIONAL.
The Journal Of last eFening, says: We have
Just been Informed at the instant, that the
Rouge party have risen at Chateau Richer
sgafnst the execution Of the militia Law, and
that the officers charged with the duty ofput-
ting 1t into effect hare been obliged to fakc
flight from the locality in order to save their
lives. The rioters were all armed, and many
Of them appeared to be under the influence
Of liquor. This is sorry treatment Of law
initiated by their own leader, Mr.. Dorion.
We do not know what steps the Government
intends to take under the circumstances;
but, in the meantime, NC cannot too strongly
condemn violence and resistance to the law,
from whatever side they come.
, 1865-01-07
FROM WASHINGTON.
Reported Seizure Of n Railroad In
Albany Bridge.

NEw Yong, Jan. 6.-The HtrazRs Washing
ton special says it is reported that official ID
cavalry have seized HardeeY1lle, on the
Charleston and South Carolina Road.
II. G." telegraphs to the Tribune, from
Washington, that neither the President, Sec
retary Stanton, Or Gen. Grant, nor any other
member Of our Government, interfered with
the proposed visit Of the Blairs to Richmond.
fuFther and interesting developments must
T9it their proper time.
The 1imes' Washington special says: s.The
House Post Office Committee haye the Alba
ny bridge question before them, and have
sent tor the New York court proceedings In
tho matter"
, 1865-01-07

Dtsc1ip. & Goods. 1862. 1858 1851
Mannh. df Wool. SIS 71H599 fe9,713o8 $3t4u ,965
Do. Cotton. 8 Sol 5t2 5.9l. 9s7 94o5 2!6
Do. Sill ..... t15BsN 13,Bt.459 1619t0m
kstsce1 Try frnts tS1D 31Jt'l18 313SE11

Tctal iupotts.... $s6,l2i,27 sS774sa7 $7i-Bo 80
It will be seen that the arnall gan has been very
evenly distributed among all claascs Of goods. It
md throughout this article refer exclusively to
the foreign cost Of these imports, as repre-
scented By the Invoices, and therefore, our
ahles show only the cost abroad N
gold. are added, and the whole ID then doubled,
ne shall then have about the cost to the country
In our currency. At this rate the eeventy-one AMI
people over two hundred millions Of dollars in
gTeenbaeks. We now bring forward carefully
prepared summary Of tho imports Of dry goods by
Of the trade throughout the year may be seen at q
glance by those who arc especially Interested In
watching Its fluctuations:
, 1865-01-07


Frnnch Calf, 81 =
As.--.....-.....3.l l03S. "a
French Cali, 8
&3..............3.W45.H Is
French Cali, Le- =
moinrsFd Fdok-ll0.M}lH.m %
French Calf, Lo- So
moiucs, Ends
[fdox...........t0l.m m3f11.hf
LtRmgs. p dog. 1e.t03lhm
loans. = 1o1. 15-W9l9W
F:'a ~a-s
aero b = r,ore Hctive de-
totkB In tho market. Prlces
te;A..e..ls LuhRlcAfiXa
: goo4 demand. Other der
70 and tsm 1t ouf present
, 1865-01-07
The French Mission

New YoRK, Friday, jan. G.-The Iri5une's
Washington special says alt is stated on
ilied On Tuesaay By thc appointment ] Of John cna
c. Fremont"
, 1865-01-07

r. Goodwin Smiths letters from this coun-
try have hit the mark straight as an arrow
every time, for they have stirred up the In1ez,
the rcbs1 organ In England, to assatl him and
10 intimate that his dismissal from his mo-
fessorsh'p ut Oxford might be required for the
honor Of the University.
, 1865-01-07
CONVINCING TESTIMONY.
FROM
DISTINGUISHES CLEKGYMEN.
Free-wiIl Offerings for Hcucflts Rrcrxv.s

High Praise.
IN H RS1 = Il IL Too2 ksa: %s.d
sp'1R e asss 1aa 81 Ssy
ao1En1 s saa Eou4 Be almost 6sT Ia
Renewed His Age,
REV, y. THATCHER, OF Esw xort- +, . ,..,.,
.as NJ aKe q ts3y. 0ne year sxo nv h,tr esss Ws
Wrg, xWs5g Ers2, IND 1a!linE used Ms $. a. "a Al,su4
ao* ~ hass restored to Ii nasnssl color, nd sse
The zsloba!samun have found the best and most
As1seAoe naH dressing hare ever used"
Valuable Testimony.
REv: A. WEBSTER, Boston. M.ssx wr.tes: !. h4.s
Aiea ords II Hsir fss,orsF zylobs isaanna = ID
psst s x1eat epes aaa s2:e ~
wss III sad e5il.e. bnt Ass reclaimed tas sofsasss q
For Chil4lFen's Hair.
oao. writes: have asel Nh. s. T. Aliens Zylooss.
ns e1 sn. n
ssss ss 1ss Il p pos5s
Hi. Wife Approves.
xite: have a;sa al Mfs % s. alItns woss e1S e1a5a aa
lsorer and Hsir Dresang and it has also been used
" 1hs e
olARATioa MANY EK11Sns 1o1y Cs."
High pprova1. Mrs. 8. A. AL1zs lately seses,-
el letter tso A-ady stating that 1t tho suggestion
OF numerous friends she purchased bottle Of Mrs. L
a. ALLxss Worlds HaE Restore1 and zyioba],anauu.
, 1865-01-07
#iSrRlIauRuuS,

NJ RS. S. a. ALLEN,
AL4ADY o. WORLDWIDE EspUrArtos,
, 1865-01-07
Imports ut Boston for 1864 uud Several
Ftecedinx Years.


COmmeFCe Of RQNfOH.
The total value Of foreign goods imported into
the port of Boston for the week ending Dec. a0th,
was ftS2 60, making the total for the year ST.
0e4. .G7S. The exports for the week endin; Dec. 30
were $aTsG, eco.
, 1865-01-07
cash, Jan. & 1866, received BY F. G. sattonstal 4
Co., commission, stock and bond brokers, A CLARK
C0MMElkClAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, jan. s, 1866.
The following summary shows the receipts and
shipments, during the past II hours:
RxcE1PIB AND sH1FnKHra DURING PAST e3 Hou1S.
, 1865-01-07

FKUETe-GeEsa APPLEs-1n good demand and
yczJ firm st our present quotations. LExo1+In al
most nominal supply with good demand, ORANGES
DRIED pArPLks-Conttnue very active and nEm at our
preI!oas quotations Ra.PssEa EatEs searce and aE1n
pared PescEes IN Vsrs igst supply and 1rm At a. al
ModeEntely actYe and firm Ut our present quotations
, 1865-01-07

Michigan United St.1fc Senator.
DE1RoIT, Friday, Jan. G.-Hon. Jacob N.
Hewasd has been reelected United States
Stnator l6r six years frolu next March.
, 1865-01-07

fT The American Consul at Georgetown,
British Guiana, G. C. Hannah. Esq, died on
the 6th Of December Of yellow fever.
, 1865-01-07

Of the Michigan Southern and Michigan Cen
tral railroads demonstrated with the officers
Of the New York railroads sgainst the recent
outrageous advance In rates, Ia alhs face of
the above facts, turns out to be fiction, They
aie evidently a party to the whole plot,
else why do they refuse to carry freight in
connection with railroad that might be will
ing to carry goods at reasonable rate of
fneighte 3
The result Of this action is apparent to ey-
cry business man. Little or no freight will
be shipped here I'LL next spring, when uayi-
CATION opens, and then the Michigan South.
ern and Michigan Central railroads will 1ose
every pound oft, as It will 60 round the lakes
inpropellcrs. Meanwhile the earnings Of thesc
roads VIII suffer, and their honda will depre-
clate IN the market accordingly, as they Ger
tatn'y ought; for capitalists ore not cener.I-
y willing to invest in property that il man
aged With so little regard to the interests of
the proprictors.
It is satisfactory to know that the heavy
ho'ocrs oi PROVISIONS are refusing to ship q
pound at present, and that the railroads are
carrying but little. Let this policy be pur.
sued vigorously, and this unrighteous dis.
elimination against the interests OF the North
west will soon cease
E The Mayor Of Detroit has called the
attention Of the Board Of Trade of that city
to the effects Of the passport system upon
general business interests, and asking their.
cooperation in deyising such measures Is will
tend to remedy the evil In response to his
communication the Board Of Trade met and
passed resolution that . committee he sent
to Canada to confer with the leading business
men Of the Provinces to the end that meas
ures may be taken there for the restoration
OF unoostFucted Intercourse along the from
tier, and the punishment Of those disposed to
disturb the peace
e The Swiss flag win shortly be seen at
sea. At first sight this fact may appear
strange, as Switzerland has no ports, and as
yet possesses no colonies. Thefollowing decree
Of tue Federal Assembly will however, furnish
an explanation Of the matter: "Cou6Idering
the petitions Of q 1aEge number Of Swiss citi.
zens domiciled at Trieste, Smyrna and St.
Petersburg, and the message Of the Federal
Council Of the 25th OF November, 1864, the
Federal Assembly Of the Swiss Confederation
decrcea: l. The Federal Council Is author
lied to permit the use ut sea Of the Swiss Aac
Tor Swiss vessels. 2 Until an u1terior decis-
lon Of the Federal Assembly the Federal
Council hereby receives full powers to adopt
the necessary measures for the execution or
the present decree"
, 1865-01-07
Annual Stetsment Of t4c Dry Goods Trade
Of New York.

We now present our annual statement OF the i'm
ports Of foreign drY goods at the port Of New
York. It's made up to December 3oth. 1854, IN.
quarter millions In cxcess OF the corresponding
figures for 1s63. At one time during the year tt
was much greater than this, but there has been a
heavy falling of since September. The following
will show the descriptions Of goods and the Tela-
tive totals imported in each Of the Last three
, 1865-01-07

The French Refuse to Servo an NIilltto
1ten-Q Quebec In q Fer1nent-The
nebclH In Force at MontmorencI-
The Loyal Volunteers in Arms
Strong Resistance to the Draft,
, 1865-01-07

L. Au~kdklR-kfE&1FEu. - coz: k11DUkn
EH1ao11<-Shippe~, 5A 900. LATu-Satpned ~ m
The market conu21es very d1m 1t pftTfous nnnt y
tl3ns- We quote: 4Ao'~~
LUn1ER-FiEst Clear Boards, = FM... as5 naasn oo
Second Clear Boards, N............ 81. Dc %
Ii..t ssin.- ~ Is. .0a5O, 90
a.nrJ - ~ tna. 81. .fU9h5 90
TTIo4a , S!sA5 M..-....... s. t0360 20
Hnap, teaE F!&aK, = M............,, So fJsa53 %
Ttock Go1tas. s.....-.............,,..2 q O1113. 90
E04 oK select Eoard3. ........,,... 10 Qua i. co
LoA1tAondQAQs... 3 on43. CO
EenctnK.- ............,......'. q 0naa3. 70
Guu Boards. HOG 3. 90
EtGst Clear Flooring ronrh t930.D0
Second lear Flooring r,1iirh .... 70. 00a IS. 90
Comnon Flooring Tnnrh ....., s. .00833. %
Siding. Clear Dressed ......- =. .00kt21. 90
Seco1d Clear .....,,., 3. .n13aG, %
Long JQfste. "'....,......... 8 .0GG4il,A 20
Short JeistN, .,,,,.......... =. .00@23. 90
Shaved ShtpRe6 a. q N..,,............. Iona $50
Shaved EhtnHea No ol..,,....--......-a 4.f32 s. 10
Shaved ShinFrN Star 5.5)~s Is
Cedar ShinYifs s..,,,................ SIG SO
Sawed ShinricS A............-.......... 5a9 G.a0
Sawed Shtngest No Sot-.-......-.:..'-...-...! 20 ~
P0ss q 1Nlf H.nO1t3 90
Pickets Z. .H G41tc1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. generally quiet. Sols Leath-
erisRtifl n very limited supply. Pl1CeA dfm and
changed. We quote:
Harmed z n..... 4t99.!S Collar tt....... e69 .
= ip md, D..-1l5e1l - BuenoA Ayers,.. l8a II
e.nf e.n S:.....,.., D: @ sss!.@ % ortnoeo % xood
Gpper ft....... SO 81 damaged. .... SO II
, 1865-01-07

TOBACCO IN NEW YUHk.
Below We give the usual monthly statement Of
stocks and business IN the New York Tobacco In.
spcction Warehouse for the month Of December,
together with comparison Of the stock On hand
JanuaSy1:
, 1865-01-07

erccK OF PORK ASD BEEF N NEW YoRk
Tctal stock OF Pork in New York, Jan. 1st, IT'S
te6 Iris; on Dec. 1st, 75,93t brls Jan 1st, 1864
78,esS brls Total stock Of Beet, Jan. 1st ib6 4B7
1c6, ,S55 brle.
STOCK OF COFFEE IN NEW YORK, JAN. /.
We conl euse the following from the New York
Journal Of Commerce:
, 1865-01-07

that exists for having the negro vote in State
in which the blacks are all llo1al and the whites
nearly all disloyal. But to throw open the
suffrage nj once to sufficient number Of
ignorant votes to control Presidential elec-
ton, might elect Mr.. Phillips to the Presf-
dcncy, but 1t would add a greater than all to
thu dangers that have heretofore beset the
p,x-,,.,;. H., IT A. ph,,,:.., 49,. .-..,..
Asel>%o'1s. Vne VI 1Au. 1n'iI1pa o"H leiaA1hs
t.afier her coDy,,1sinn ,anscd ;nto a rnara
!. IL. ~. .A ..o ne'e
natsou Oh pealaFs IN the hanos OF Louis
ashe ne. oco;r torc h,a ,hronc ~ ,yacse
ans 'ese "1, wy A'a '..o"e ~ ~ P'seeh'
INC struggled 10 realize an ldea- Napoleon
ennGucrct II. and she lapscd aratn. a con-
xx.....a 1,.,.,.t,. --;.;-x. -. 49,. :,,t....s
te"1eo nuc"e'e', eH LIS ~ 'oeos 4" "eo@etae',
, 1865-01-07


= = aos9LsW
At 3ss s0c = dog,
FuRsEMannfacturins for the present SEASON be-
Ing ow over, the Market IL active and pIces have
d clintng tendency. The only change made yet on
prices Of ainta Esstern manufactures are ba1ios
ore spsingr, thinking It unwtsc 10 hold f1Is foF
ne1t seasons manufacturing At present prices. VIC
, 1865-01-07

n. 7. 5yrupe T+Af "a
GubA AOiAA8e&
New Uf!ea!Ao.. I.l4Af
1tecetyed as ss -; a@l.o1
Is &C do. TIAoTHI SEKn-Demaud active AM y,
ket n1m. Sales we're: A6 bags anu 400 bu nrinn st
CLovxE sKxD-harkce arm Sales 8 bsxs primo nt ~
11s.o5- Flax Sx1D-Marktt active anu 6rms ss1ss -
$50 bu prime at . o. pigs e1tra; bxcs d. A.
ssce: T bags do at $3.50; 10 bags do At aa9 6sss
"a ALT-Shipped. List brla. Market quiet AM, IN.
Ct angrd. Ee quote:
, 1865-01-07

Aere the gold market opened at 2l8, advanced to
227 and closed 1t 2s61sa6t. Silver il firm at a15,
and round lots would command ZIG.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-03
lHAUGURAL Address o. GOV mDpu
hEYS or MISSISSIPPI


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-. ny the r''er
~. III ~" ~ ~ 'ne "'ei cA''u
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end +, vlirl n. ..,. .r .
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thc .glsr A.. -
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"t1' ' ,'.a.'.H = ''''as'. laa
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y 'ne 0a ''''''a li' .''H'ini' %.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-03
Ana Many Other Things,

NJ n

VERY fine family Carriage md llar
\ ucss For particulars apply at this
Office
SOP, lat. 90 NV
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DIR. =. EaGAN.
Surgeon ard PHYSICIAN

MARSHALL. TEXAS.
OFFICE Formerly .gupea b. D
Gn.n.
Tr-x9 Settlement en- Dis hareo oi Oh
case.
u-t 90 6i Ur-3
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NOfiCe.

HAVE on hand MI kinda Of fire
| branaes WHISTLES. Wine. chsmnairns
and elders and Offering very low Col
and examine my stock.
T.. Y SUMTER.
Marshall. Aug Ia. '6h n1a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-03

ATTORNEY Al LAW,

WILL 1art.re 10 iit 'uri ~ en-
" lu d soto sui G.-ssr ali iH t#t
Supreme Court o.. Oh. ~r'.
Shreveport l9s Aug 81 tf 20
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4 IL kinds 81 job work, neatly executed
~ a. TIT. oNl.e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-12

WArERuIEr ARsrNAl.-A great change has been lately
made in this establishments Busy as was during the
war; the principal work transacted there now s the
cleaning and mending Of old More than five
hundred thousand muskets have been received in the
arsenal the close Of the war; and squad OF fifty
constantly employed in sorting and cleaning
those. All foreign guns are thrown out condemned,
and lie In vast pile ready for sale. The Springfield
musket rifle and Shapes breech loading rife and carbine
the only subjected to any process whatever
The full force employed In the arsenal CONSISTS of
two hundred laborers, twenty-five machnists, twelve
damaged ammunition. The number Of employees at the
arsenal has been reduced from fifteen hundred to four
hundred During the war there were employed 1--WE
hundred boys and girls OF whom earned excellent
wages. The girls employed in making cartridge
papers, and the boys in scrapng and greasng bullets and
pinching cartridges There has been = reduction of
wages within the last few weeks, and number Of re-
soldiers who had been wounded in have been
given employment Additional buildings 70 be
uudor way replace the officers quarters which will be
demolished. The garrison at present consists Of two
hundred men--AGamy Argus, Auguse IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-12
FOR HEATING APPARATUS.


WASHINGTON, ID. C., July &c ls65.
proposals will be received at the Office OF the super
vising Architect Treasury Department. Washington u w
until NJ Of August 5 1865 for all the improved eaune
Apparatus (hot Goulds patcn that may pc re
public buildings In charge OF THIS De
partment prior the 18th of August 1866
The apparatus required will be on the hot water system or
tent and bidders required TO furnish descriptions or
plans of their mode Of construction. -
all be furnished anu pun up
reasonable time from date OF order ana
must be In perfect working condition when turned over
the proper officers .u...,
The bids per cubic foot Of actually heated
and the price whateverscrcens paint
Ing cutting OF or constructing masonry &c the freight ana
actual transportation OF mechanics the sres
suitable cannot be procured w the places where inc
apparatus be put up, will he paid for extra
exceeding 50 centun OF the value " worn
will be made during the progress oil the VIZ,
Of authorized olcers ~ per centrum VIII be pa
during period the cold the balance OF ~ per
centun viii retained for twelve months after the compe
on work Ali repairs or alterations becoming
during Of twelve months and which we're oc
stoned by imperfect working Of the apparatus must ne maoo
atlthe Of the contractor. . ........
An bids accompanied by tho bond Of two rrspon
BILE persons OF 5000 thst the bidder viii accept
of the security certified by the Collector o insrns
Revenue Of the district. .u.A.
The the right reject any or al the
bds IN II be dee,ned interest OF the government 70
do 60 bid will considered that does not CONFORM 70
the requirements of this advertisement A.
should be endorsed proposals Tor henuhS Ap
psratus' and must be addressed W -.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising Architect
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PIlOPOsALs.

CRoToN AoUEDucr DEPARTMENT no CONTRACT.
ors-Separate sealed proposals viii he received AZ ths
office until eleven O'Clock A. NJ OF Tuesday, August 10,
1886 for the of the following street imp ov.
mens--yz: Sewers Beecker street between Perry ana
Hammond streets; in Fifyfonrh street, from sixth ave
nue. 10 point $50 In Fifty h street from SIKH
avenue 10 point $40 In Fortyhth street. between
Fifth and sixth avenues in Hanover square and Peai
street point 600 feet east OF Tenth avenue W anu
through Tenth Fifty ninth street. and stone oiok
In street. between Third and Fourth
avenues Twentieth street. between Third ant fourtb
avenues; In Fifty-second street. bewsen Seventh ana
Eighth avenues; In Forty sixth street between ieA,ngton
Fourth and In Twenty sixth street. between
Madison and avenues Each proposal must he
endorsed envelope title OF the work Tor which
also with the of bidder and the date OF
Offering .
Blank forms and specifications be had on application
TO the Contract Clerk, this office (Rounda, City Han
park. THOMAS sTEpHENS, .rot9n
ROBr. l.. DARRAGH, Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
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OrvICr cuIrF OLA RTERMAsTER. DEPARTMENT. or

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, DEPARTMENT or
~ the Gulf, New Orleans, June q, lS5-Proposals VIII
be transport tho government freight at so much
per barrel pound head according TO kinds and de
mediate and when practicable from Mobile to Mont
ers sailing vessels The st Joseph street Railroad WIZ
be considered in the proposal If arrangements can oe
made will control OF the contractors and
the stores be delivered at the railroad in New Orleans,
or upon the levee, II to go by sea.
s. z. HOLOBUD, Colonel Chief Quarerinaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-12
PROPOSALS FOR BURGLAR PROOF SAFES;


Sealed proposals. win be received ~ the Office Of Snperv
ing Xrrhitse; Treasury Department washington - %
tn2 OF August Is 1885, Tor all the Fire ana burglar rrooi
Safes Vaults required by the Treasury
10 August Is. 1866 ...,,.,,...,.. q, Nm.
Office letter The locks Tor the safes VIII 90
furnished by the Department. but must DC put on py 'necon
tractor without extra charge.
The safes be delivered and set up within reasons
BILE time Of order vt their place OF desfato IN
perfect condition and the locks must be IN perfect WORKING
order when turned to the proper oicef
The superficial foot measured on the outside
and price all charges whatever door INJURIES
lion expenses except board Of te ssryce. 9,
at the pnce where the saie
10 upw be paid for extra All bids must be ac
bond Of two responsible persons IN the SUN
MS that bidder will accept and perform the contract
n hlthe srcicncy OF the security 70 20 cert
fed 10 by Internal Revenue OF the d'ui
The the right tn reject or all the
bids the interest 81 the govcrn. nj 10 d" 10
and no bid will considered that does not conform 70 The
requirements of this advertisements
Proposals should be endSrsed proposals TOT saies an"
Vaults" and be addressed ~
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department n,,,.
Supervising Architect.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILy-F0R GENTLEMEN
oniy az the New YORK MUSEUM Of Apa,omy Ss s, p
way faruc unable 10 attend hese lectures can nave he
sowar receipt Of ten ceuts by adsssus seercsMyot
New YORK Nuseum Of AGstomy.
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REsTAURANTs.

GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS, At THE
times WIN r. DENMAN, eIPresident and caterer Of Ho.
EN- Turtle Club.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

-.
200 000 oIehas9 .ss1 a. q, 10 oelcct n y
Bowery 100000 cigars different brands BY order OF tbc
ASST see, =. Rice
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JEWELRY, &C.

4 r "a WILLIAM STREET WE ARE PAYING 20 PER
"A cent more than any other house for nne Diamonds,
she above articles dispose Of will remember ~ william
street, room No. g.