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A LEX. r. S IL Il p II Il II D. +,
IA Successor 10 J. W. Thompson 4 Co.,
No. 200 PgNNsYLyAEIA AyESUR, wAsUISGrON d. O.,
Dealer in .
METALS, MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE, PLUMB
ING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING, -
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The following is abstract Of the business trans
acted BY the Second Comptrollers ofice during the
month of May last Accounts on hand, 1885, re-
vised, ll,s5li remaining 6,s67i all Of which claims
involved the sum Of s4s, 4s7,637. Besides this the
settlements recorded during the month were ,95l,
and 4 large amount Of miscellaneous business
transacted requiring the employment Of one hun
dred and ten clerks.
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CO shafileid g. Co.'s
ICE CREAM MANDATORY
AND CONFECTIONERY,
No. 200 BLRvESTH ST RET,
Between X street and Massachusetts avenue,
WAauINaTnN

p.r,,e. vodd,,,. ana gxorr.,o,. tnrn,.hsd an ths
most reasonable terms, and at short notice.
So PERsH CAKRs EVERY DAY-Cn IL In
H5-Amnnuensis.-Psr d desiring the SER
ytess a. coPYIsT or AMANUkNsIs. can be aeeOmmo.
dAtsd by lady who writes neat and plain hand BY
applyIpg 4 No los sixth ,treet west, between NJ and
N streets north. ap2s.u
- .,...,.,,. -, ss.,o,.. .s...,, a,
- Iss,..'.,,s ~. 49,, ~. a.. MI.
-, 40 s.s.,ss,- ~. L., $500.
,.,,L - ~, -, 80 =, 49,. ~ ...I.s
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uo,s,sS ,.snot.,,a. pSu.s.iuhI. D. .n,5.au
1gbreeoh-hosnins "m'-rhe nosfa ior
the Ekamhauoh OF n-boAdins arms o' Nnieh oen
windsr' Baildins.
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PROPOSALS. FOR MATERIALS, UN.
DER THE DOMINANCE OF THB BUREAU OF
EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING, TO BE SUP
PILED TO THE DIFFERENT NAyY-YARDs
Dun..r ., Esulr...r . .sp E Sss1rs.'


- WApHiN0ros, June 4, 1885.
Sealed Proposals TO nrnish Materials for the Navy for
the fiscal year ending Jane So 1857 will be received at
this Bureau until 10 clock Of the "a day Of July
next; at which time the proposals will be opened.
The proposals must be addressed to tho Chief OF the
Bureau Of Equipment aud Recruiting, Navy Depart
for Materials &e, for the Navy that they may be dis
tinguished from other business letters. -
Printed schedules for any class, together with In.
strueons to bidders giving the forms OF proposal OF
guaranty and Of certificate o. guaraptors will be fur
nshed 10 such persons desire to bid, on application
to the CommandAnts OF the respective navy yards and
The commsndant Of each navy yard aud the Pur.
chasing Puymaster Of zach station will have copy OF
the schedules u the other yards, for examination only
whether II Is desirable to make application for any Of
the classes Of those yards.
The proposal must be for the whole Of class aud all
applications for Information or for the examination OF
sampes, must be made to tho commhudants Of the re-
epeoiye yards.
Tho proposal must DO accompanied by a certificate
from the Collector OF Internal Revenue for the district
IN which the bidder resides that he has license 70 deal
In the rces for which he proposes and be must far
Their show that he is manufacturer Of, or regular
dealer in, the articles which he proposes TO supply
The guaranors must be certified BY the Assessor In
tsrnAl Revenue for the district 10 which they reside
The contract will be awarded to the person who
makes the lowest BID and give. the guaranty required
right reject the lowest bid for any which may deem
the contrast and their responsibility must be certified
10 the satisfaction Of the Navy Department As addl,
tonAl security twenty per eentum will be withheld
from NE 3, 'ns ~ S aghav ns9 p' ssntn The
amount Of each bill approved In tplleate BY the Com
mAndAnt Of the respective yard, win be paid by the
PAymAser Of the station d0sRnAted In the contract In
funds or eeriasies at the option OF the 0oYsrnment
within days after the warrant for the shall
have been passed BY the Secretary Of the Treasury
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered aud dsSis-
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Disbursements Of the Treasury Department.
Owing to the prompt compliance of all United
States disbursing officers with the recent order Of
the Secretary directing them to turn over to the
United States Treasury and sub-Treasuriss all
moneys deposited by them In National Banks, the
disbursements and transfers Of the department last
week were unusually large amounting in the az.
gregate to 81, sol, s67.ss.
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wAsHIEdToN, 9Th May, 1866
! have this day associated with me IN business my
brothers, Thomas NJ aud Wilmer s. shepherd, under
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD BROS, -
and hope by close application to business low prices
and fair dealing to merit continuance Of the patron
's nysi.st ALEX. Il. SHEPHERD
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO
II BE SUPPLIED TO THE NAVY YARDS, UNDER
=. THE DOMINANCE or THE BUREAU OF CON :
: ilf srRUoTI0N AND REPAIR 81 q. H7


DVKgau " Dvrs'n y ~ - ~ y, h $3.50
WAsuiEqfos, y May 30, iSoe. y
sealed proposals 70 iernsh Timber sna other Ma,s
rails tof tse navy ief me nsea year sn1ns sans w.
m o. the 2sth q Jane next, at which time the pro-
posan viii % opened. -. A. a., ,,.,.,l-, A.,
R1resI ~ conss,aeaop ma Repair NAVY pspar%ost
maMngtoo sna nus % ,S., @ ~ AZ. LOT
Timber, ke tIr the NAVY that ,hey may Do DIS
Printed tehednles Tor any elas., tose,heI VIE IN.
strucuons 70 plaaers giving 'ne forms o. pIvPysa OF
nnS san. :. as.ss ~ hS =. snnc.an
70 the commandans Of the respeeuse nsvy YARDS anu
those q all the }ards on application 70 ,hs surssa
lag Paymaster for each stallion viii have copy o. the
seseda,s, Q. ine o,her yatas ot ,.a
order that 70 e. eS ar s.s
The prSpo nu., DO for the who Of sl.,. and all
samples must DO made TO the oommAndsaa Of the re-
P Tho piupO.si mus, b. accompanied BY ssrns.s
IN which the bidder resides that he has License 20 deal
in the articles for which be propo.es and be must fur
dealer Ia the article. which be offer. 10 supply The
NUT oe ceIhnea ~ shs % in's'hA
S ST viii BE- to who makes
q: lowest bid and g,'s The fsSOssd y tT
rejsei The lowest bid or any which il nay deem sE.
Orbltant. A.. 81, III, r.. ..,,.., .,u,
Gsss In ne al smonSs Mi be 1egessa % ssS
to the satisiacIOn Of ihs Navy Department As sddi.
4 - Am: W.; he :Ss.,'; nm
Of each s 1pSI,ysd IN & 10 y ,s1 s GUR
funis OF osriiheste at the option Of the 0oyernmsnt
S.s ten ssys ~ hs as
Tbs classes o. this Bureau are numbered and de's-
Cis.. No. / white oak les.i No. shi,. oak heel or
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So Moth and FrccLles.-Ladies aniicted
with Diseoortlons the Face, called moth patches
freekles, should Perys Celebrated Moth and
freetIe Lotion. Ills infAibIs. Prepared By Dr.. B. c.
PERRY Dermaiologis 10 Bond street, New York. Sold
by all druggists in Washington and elsewhere, Price
o. col. ....-- H.. .. myl7-tt&sSm
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UTANTED-A SITUATION BY A
wv young woman, as ehambermAd and seAmAtressi
and seAmstrsss. Good references given, Ad-
dress Boz ~ d this once, my@'Sr
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
THE AMERICAN COTTON PLANTING
AND
~ LOAN COMPANY,
CAPITAL
SHARES t2b.

80 .I. BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Hon. SIMON OAhBRoN, Ex Secretary Of War,
Hon. JOS. A dILMoRs, Ex-Governor Of New HAmp-
shlrs, 49,
Hon. ciIAuEcEY M. DEPEw, late Secretary Of State,
New York.
Hon, JAS. H. WALTON, late Treasurer OfU. g. Mint,
Philadelphia I. arn.
Hon. N. B. BRYANT, Boston, Mass
ako. L. rRAsk, Esq, nru Of BigeloV Trask' New
York.
THos CosEy, Esq, arm Of Corey, Wilson Co., BOS-
ton, Mass. .s.
ILIJAH Y. DEwINo, Esq, New Orleans, La
Major II, 0. BRIGHAM, late PAymAstsr u s. A., Wash
ingIOn, d. o.
This Company osrs greater inducements for inVest.
neuts than Any stock Company now In existence.
The object Of the COMPANY Is 70 afford facilities 10 the
Cotton aud Sugar PlAnters OF the South 70
grew get their crops Market aways taking good
and Satisfactory seouTly by moJigags on har planta-
plies paying labor and other necessary expenses incl
dental to the development Of the soil.
CAPITAL AND LABOR
are the universal requirements Of the largest portion Of
SOUTHERN STATES,
and when Judicously applied, matter by whom fur
country to it, former prosperity and make the South all
rae G1RDRN 6R THE woaLD.
Subscription books have bean opened in this eity By
JOHN W. MA0lLL, Agent, at the Banking House o.
LkwIs JOHNSON co., corner Of fsnnsylyAnl
avenue and Tenth street, ap2s-u
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ss-No,ice,-The Festival now omen a ,hs
Inf.n, A.vI,u M, M rstrs w,il eon,in,s noNpkv
TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY Of mi. week. Al this
Insuton demands entirely an voluntary ooptrbutops
Tar supbort a 4. boned tba charitable viii att.na ana
tha,ohy a.s,st tba mos, b.Inia.. tha ornhan. ara
founding infsnts Tksheasyof lost
-. ~, :. -
III
t.nips, MITE socIrry
or
RyLAND CHAPEL,
FOR THE BENsf!I oF THE PARSONAGE,
mn, n, ,g ss,T IN . ~.
g., I..~.-s, ~ -, =, s'..,l $3.50
"s "e' """ y '"' 'o'''' o'''"'H '"''' ~ IN sA1
1p III
nana u aus,o WI ~ ~ ,n l..,,'
groupd. al reasonable ratss ~
sT.,., a, m
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THH Internal Revenue receipts yesterday
amounted To %, 2sl, 9o7.65
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N,RoQUET, FOR THE FIELD AND
" .PAkLoRj new styles, in great varsity, Just re.
eeiyed at .' ... PHILIP s0LOM0hs'
..a IT.. .. Metropolitan Bookstore,
el-3tsod No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
THE AMERICAN FREEDMANS UNION COM
nIccION

The annual meeting of the Freedman's Commits
sion takes place this evening at half past seven a
the Cooper Institute. II will be presided over by
Chief-Justice Chase, and Henry Ward Beecher and
MaiorGcn O. o. Howard have positively promised to
speak In addition 20 these names. Geo. VIM. Curtis,
the Hon. T. J. Durant and the Hon. John A. Andrew
have boon invited. and it ia hoped will attend and
speak.
We trust that the Hall Of the Cooper Institute will
be filled tonight with men aud women eager to hear
the report of what their association has done during
the last year. and willing to contribute money gener-
ousy and freely toenabet TO continue the work II has
thus far performed with selfsacriiicng fidelity and
honorable success. All the help that can be gwen is
needed and We are sure tina. when the Northern peo-
pic are fairly awake TO the Importance OF this great
work their generosity will rise its Old level and they
will give to the Frcedmans Commission they gave
to the Sanitary Commission. The task these men
and women have undertaken is nothing les5 than the
salvation OF the South by means OF education with
out which no enduring political or social improvement
can be expected Educate educate the poor
whites. and we lay a broad and Foundation for
happy future. Tho task seems hopeless, hut nothing
is ever hopeless TO American energy moved by tho
loye Of humanity. Love cln remove mountains, and
We who love the South and long to her no longer
sitting in proud despair among the tombs but clothed
and in hor right mind, must help these faithful
missionaries TO carry down to her children, black and
white light for tho dlrkened spirit, and wisdom for
those who are gone astray. That our readers may
see how worthy this enterprise is of the best help they
can bring il, we quote the second article OF the Con.
stitution of the Associations:
r,s object shall b the relief education and elevation OF the
Freedmen OF the United States and Ia aid and cooperate Win
he people 81 the south without distinction al color In
the Improvement their condition upon the basis OF industry
education frcetoa and Chran morality. No schoo or
depot OF supplies shall b. maintained from the ts OF which
any person shall b. excluded because 0f color"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
TIE NsURRECTIoN IN CANDIA.

A London Dispatch dated yesterday, informs us
that according to the latest reports from Gambia a
terrible battle had taken place, and that after four
days heavy fighting tho Christian forces repused the
Turkish army. OF the results of the victory, and of
the losses on either side nothing said, and it is inn
possible therefore, to state what influence tho battle
may have on the final issue of the instruction. 1t
should also DO borne in mind that the Turkish and
Greek dispatches from Cendia differ even more widely
than is common in the war bulletins of opposing par
ties Further Information must therefore, be awaited
before clear idea be gained Of the recent victory
of the Christian insurgents. II the defeat Of the
Turks was decisive the influence Of the battle upon
the political salvation Of Turkey may be very marked
In Epirus and Thcssay all the preparations for a
general rise has been made, and decisive victory Of
the Canadians would probably call the whole people
of these two provinces to arms.
Still more omnous than tho chronic dissatisfaction
Of the Christian provinces is the attitude of the OIL
cial Russian press They openly take side with the
insurgents, and unrcserycdy discuss the approaching
dissolution Of the Turkish Empire. Being conscious
Of their natural strength, and anxious to repair as
much as possible the defeat suffered in the Crmean
war, the Government and people Of Russia feel nat
ura pride in the increasing signs Of speedy collapse
Of Turkey, aud delight in defying the resistance of
the Western Powers A war against England and
France on account Of the Eastern question, would be
extremely popular among all classes of the popula
ton. aud would now stand much better prospect OF
q successful issue than the Crimean war.
The Powers o! Western Europe are again preparing
TO dispute the advance of Russia in the East. Both
England and France openly side with Turkey against
the Christian insurgents in Gambia, aud the new
French Minister of Foreign Affairs has warned Greece
not to take any part in the struggle. France. in par
tcular is very eagerly engaged in bringing about an
other anRus8ian alliance. II is therefore probable
that general oG the Christians in European Tur-
key would at once lead to a most serious European
complication
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
POLITICAL.

We trust our friends in the Xth District will JON
hands in eectng Judge Robertson Asa legislator ana
Judge no has given universal satisfaction BY hs courtesy
and ability He has hitherto never been beaten "heh
running for office either in the county OF tho District anu
we hope for his success in November next. The peUo'
Gratis have in the field against him the present representa-
tive William Radford, who has already served TWO TERMS
He achieved his nomination at Nyaek in the ce OF 'ne
opposition of the entire delegation from his own tns
lower Ist) Assembly District Of wes,cheser County,
the opposition Of the entire delegation from Rockand
County and also the opposition Of part Of the delegation
from Putnam County Ths united States Assessors,
Deputy Assessors and Posmasters under his CONTROL anu
the use Of part ofthe 900 back and extra pay, when
he voted into his pocket it is alleged were the means OK
securing him tho nomination. The Xth District has
been represented in Congress for the last IA years T
citizens Of westchester County and the Democracy
Rocklsnd and Putnam Counties naturally indignant
at being again ignored Mr.. Radfords competitors Nf
tho Nomination were Gen. William II. Morris OF fu'-
nam ICON Of the poet George p Moris and Cornelius l.
Hoffman Of Rockland, both War Democnts; st INC.
unable 10 tho Copperhead influences eu
other appliances brought e bear BY Radord rsnsns
10 be whether she Intelligent constituency OF 'ns
district will again select incompetent asd Useless
representatives, Congress as Mr. Rsdford has proved
self 70 be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

The political prophecies of The World have been
very fortunate for those who would have regretted
their fulfllment. First. Maine was to be carried by
the Copperheads. then Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa, and
Indiana. Now, wo are told, 1.-The sentiment OF the
people is daily growing more Conservative. 10 will
elect John 7. Hoffman and X. II. Pruyn Governor
and Lieutenant Governor of the State OF New-York
two weeks from to-day" We begin TO believe in the
rumor Of secret interviews between the editor aud
Madame Draskousk the Russian Wizard, who fore
tells events by the aid OF magic pebble, present
from tho Emperor of China"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

alone is often sufficient TO prove the truth of the
maxim. The people TiN curse the monopolizing spec
ulators in grain when prices arc high, whether the
declaration that they shall do 1t be considered by
them imperative rot. To the rich. the high price
of breadstufs and Of bread may be Of no great i'm
portance Perhaps many of them profit largely by
the rise To the poor it is Gar otherwise. For to them
bread is the staff of fe-heir principal article of food
With good wholesome bread in plenty, the poor can
il need be- subsist with but moderate supply Of
animal food however desirable it may be that, by the
avails of their labor, they shall have the means to
command meat rs well as bread.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

We print to-day letter from Gen. Tllson in refer
ence to the condition of Henry County, Georgia in
which it is conclusively shown that the freedmen
have for some time been subjected to the most cruel
prosecutions and that the civil authorities furnished
no protection and refused to prosecute punish the
perpetrators Of the Outrages. Gen. Tillson finally
was forced to garrison the county action which
caused an energetic protest from the citizens. In
reply Gen. Tllson has given the fullest proof Of the
extraordinary extent and frequency Of the crimes and
has perfectly justified the measures he adopted.
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preciate."

whhodeth corn the people shall himi bat bless
ns hsl be upon tho bead OF him that slsh "Prov ri u.s.
This adago of the Wise Man indicates that, In his
day. there we're spectators in grain. who withheld
their stocks of food from the Market to the injury OF
the consumers the great Of the people, Whether
the holders and withholders were large growers OF
grain, or buyers for rise, "corner," would make
no difference to the hungry consumers. EItortionste
prices sxacted from parents whose children were cry
ing for bread would be- sure to draw down upon
either class of monopolsts the maedictions OF the
people But exorbtant prices arc not tho only evil
consequences of Withholding corn from the market,
aud storing it for rise Of UrQs, ahoush bat result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

All reports to the contrary there has been no actual
disorder of any significance in Baltimore, and there is
not likely to be if counses of common sense shall
prevail on both sides. The Police Commissioners
remain firm in their refusal to obey the Governors
summons aud Gov. Swami, it is said, will proceed
with trial of the charges against them whether or
not counsel or witnesses are heard in their defense
1t now appears that the worst contingency should be
an adjudication by the Courts, and not in any
resort TO useless violence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

One OF the features most especially noticeable with
regard to the last arrival Of the Australian vessel at
Panama is the fact that sixteen of the passengers pre-
ferred to visit England by way Of New-York, while
but seventeen took the direct route to Southampton.
This is an evidence that the New-York line will be-
come as popular as the direct lines from the fact that
in consequence of the delays on the Isthmus the
traveller can reach England as quickly ria this city
aud the steamships constantly leaving this port by
the slow going vessels that leave Aspinwall AZ such
irregular intervals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

The Legislature of Vermont has elected. by unan-
nous Union vote, the Hon. Justin 5. Morrill, United
States Senator for the term beginning March 1867
This is choice honorable and valuable to the State
and t. the country. The appointments Of Senator's
Poland aud EdmundS FOR the unexpired terms Of the
late Senators ColIamer sad Footc were confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

~ Tie BtcLiy Tribune published this morning, con-
faiHs The latest Of he Maryland Troubles, Henry
Hard Beechss DiS6OHrSr last Sunday The STATE Tux
ef; Letter from Bauard Taylor, and 0ae from " Tom
BrOpn Of Rugby" the Instructions from he Papai See 10
The american Bishops ne AddrtSs Of de COiored Men s
State COnreReR; " On The Border :" Neo Publications
-"i Yankee in Canada, nth AHti-Siarery and Reform
Papers," Books Of The Scek - Editorials, Fine Arts,
Science Literature, Foreign Miscellany. Personal Gen
erat News, Editorial Notes. Domestic and Foreign Saa-
mary Markets Commercial Matters, Election InteAi-
ncnre &c