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,,n,c to the ordination Of uncducated
rei"''",, mon as ministers Of the Prcsbytc-
,isu church. -. srrod wor. ,,cn re,a
i"' nnr slight verbal alteration were APP
ryom.'" ,.otion. the Synod, after prayer, adj
90" "nJ "a meet in Charlcst"wn on the hrs'
',''ssa, Of November, 1867. After
'n...s ;br hymn commencing
..rses, he the tic that binds
,.r hearts In Kindred love,
-,,cr nv the Rev. 7. Pryor, ID. d.,
'73 '% %c s-tiou 10y the Moderator, the
.~E,., dispersed, . ..,
@."-,,, close this report without ac-
a,eas.ug the kindness OF the members
N'..S, C,En53 with whom | came in contact,
4" .In unvarving courtesy of all. To
So ...l~ Rrvs. Mr.. Hooper and Mr..
' r.. and t. the Rev. p. r. Price, am |
Va .1- much valuable assistance and
...,-,aation which could not otherwise
,.,- u,taiued. Though my duties
...a arluous, have spent many
...-. moments, and the trip will form
those delightful periods which
..e,.mc> III a reporters cNpc-
... ,,I which in some measure COM
.. linn ,og the drudgery Of his every
,,.gll it he Just to withhold some
....ug the intellectual Sigor and fer
.rrrr frequently exhibited during
...>.aa> ON the floor of the Synod,
.... ..,.c We, higher qualities that were
-. I'm The addresses and the action
t.l.. lmcan the Christian cour-
.t o.-n.ty that prevailed amid the
..... variety Of conflicting opinions and
.., ,rl the exalted sentiments ST.
.r-rG upon the subject Of personal
-....r - the cause of Christianity.
..'..r from the Strain of the remarks
49, ,.r.a.,yd very much during the SEES
lie body, there is abroad among
..... ~. represented here very gene
'..,. ..r uu increase Of "purc aud I'M
...s..-.uu -: and how to accomplish
......l,e result seemed 10 be the one
&c.. t,iorc the minds Of the men,
..,rs sabbath the pulpits Of Norfolk
I. .,-,.HlA were generally occupied
.n..~acr> OF the Synod.
..M tttiA N'''u lI4t - AcdiNal >oiu-
.... ;.& place AZ DR.. Armstrong;
,-.. 4 very large number OF
u..-.H;> partook of the sacra-
-. TIE deep solcmnity and evident
.-Nl.h marked all the devotional
- -,.- .t III" occasion were apparent
..r exercises, which were begun by
,.-- from the Moderator, were
III until late hour. They We're
....i one ot those sudden and heavy
.. which - often occur near the sea
~. #,l which, continuing during the
..n.. materially iutcricrcd with service
SIS. O.. churches.
.... ..t not least, ! mention our plea
- .s...-c down and up the river. | can
.... f,,.cy 10 the courtesy Of Captain
......i. lur the comfort Of the John
.-... E., al which courtesy and comfort,
.'1.~ present writing. ! am the happy
... r. what was said of the gallant
....' l,r day. lei this be added. Who
u,bthg care Of either will bear
..-...a testimony. ii.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, November l2-Forenoon.-
Flour dull. Wheat dull. Corn 1c. higher.
NEW York, November l2-Afternoon.-
Flour dull; Southern, sl2.259sl7.25. Cot
ton dull at 36g3Sc. Sugar firm. Naval
stores dull.
Money Market.
NEW YORK, November l2-Forenoon. -
Gold, 1885,. Exchange, 1924.
New YonK, November l2-Afternoon.-
Gold, l447s.
MOBILE COTTON MARKET.
MOBILE, November l2.-Cotton-Sales
to-day, 1000 bales; middlipgs, 33a34c.;
market dull.
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1t is reported that Mr.. Johns Hopkins,
the richest man in Baltimore, proposes to
present to that city, for a public park, his
splendid country seat of 600 acres, on the
Hartford road.
The youngest son of President Johnson
has entered Georgetown College.
An evening Radical paper is to be start
ed in Alexandria.
M. T. Hunter was in Washington yes
terday.
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BALTIMORE, November 1.-THE Mary
land horse fair is announced to come of
this week, commencing Tuesday. The ia
nous horses Dexter and Pacha are to be
present, and each day trial for premiums
will be made of their speed. The premi-
ums range from 5000 to $4,000.
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to death: but still IL would concede no
immunity in case of another invasion.
LIVERPOOL, November IL. Cotton !:
Market heavy; middliDg uplands quoted
at 4s1d.; sales to-day, 5000 bales.
LONDON, November l2.-Consols to-day
s9sI. American securities: United States
SIS, 6ss,; Erie Railway shares, So; Illinois
Central, 773I.
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Mr.. DAvIs.-The rooms in Carroll Hall
which Mr.. Davis has been occupying ever
since he was removed from the casemate
in which he was first incarcerated are be-
ing entirely renovated. The iron bars
which covered the windows and doors are
being removed, and light curtain shades
used in their stead. A complete suit OF
rooms are being prepared for his reception
in the Hall, and every arrangement made
that will conduce to his health and COM
fort while he remains prisoner. Almost
daily the Davis family have visitors, often
coming from the extreme southern States.
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MEETING OF BALTIMORE MEMBERS OF
THE LEGIsLATrRE.-Thc members elect
from the city of Baltimore to the Senate
and House of Delegates held meeting on
Saturday evening for the purpose of con-
sultation. 1t is understood that commit
tee appointed at the meeting subsc-
qucntly had an interview with Governor
Swami in reference to calling an extra
session of the Legislature. The interview,
it is said, was u very pleasant one, the Go
vernon assuring the committee that the sub
icct should receive his earliest attention.
Sun, l2M.
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MILWAUKEE, November l0.-The Repuo-
lican majority on the congressional vote IN
this State is not less than 5000 gain OF
over 100 per cent. on the vote OF 1864. Inc
Legislature stands-Senste, twenty-five
Republicans and eleven Democrats; AS
sembly, seventy Republicans and thirty
nomncrafS
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GENERAL BEAUREGARD.-This late Con-
federate officer, in a late letter, remarks
"When surrendered with the Confederate
forces at Greensboro, n. c., buried the
Ratchet, not to be unburisd again except
in defence of the country and its constitu-
tional government"
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A young lady of Ugh social position in
Rerksbire county lately effected an eloPe-
ment with gentleman of Hudson, n; L,
which resulted In speedy parting ana the
rstnrn of each to the bosom OF their iami-
iies.-sprinafeld Republican.
The California papers say that cotton Of
the finest quality has been raised ~ .nA'
State this season on upper Kings river
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WASHINGTON, November ll.-Messrs.
Lowry and Hillyer, commissioners from
Mississippi to ask for the pardon of Jeffer-
SON Davis, are in this city, and will call
upon the President tomorrow.
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Consular Places.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE ex-
animation of applicants for consular places
proves not to be mere form, but Is rigid
throughout. Of the numerous candi.
dates who have offered, only two thus far
have passed the board.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Balcony Chairs il. so Dress Circle and Orch estra
Seats 81 Parquette, IS cents. Family Circle, So
cents Colored Circle, IS cents Gallery, Is cents
Private Boxes, $40 and Sl2. Reserved seats to be
had al Davies Sons Musical Exchange. Tickets
for sa lie at the principal hotels.
Doors open at I overture at quarter tos.
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The new Senator from New Jersey.
TRENTON, NJ, November Ex-Governor
Ward has appointed Frederick 7. Frey
linghuyson to flll the vac ancy occasioned
by the death of Senator Wright.
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With this number of the Day Book Mr..
W. E. Foster becomes member Of its
staff. As ordnance officer to General
Gusts Lee, as journalist, and as private
gentleman, he is too well known in this
community to require any further introduce
ton at our hands.-NorJoLt Day Book.
Lieutenant Foster is Richmond "boy,"
and we endorse all the Day Book says of
hin,
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AIDES FEAST. THE LADIES
/ 4 DORCAS SOCIETY OF BROAD STREET Me-
ing on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the 18th
instant, atthe NEW STORE, south side of Broad.
between Ninth and Tenth streets, to continue
funds to cothe poor and destitute children, and
enable them to attend Sabbath School, they appeal
10 the friends of the poor 10 assist them in their I'M
dertaking. no lV-N
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BRAScHvILLE, S. c., November TO-
Mrs. Gavin aud her daughter were muir
dered near Orangeburg, S. O., on Thursday,
by two freedmen. The murderers nave
been arrested.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ]
TREAsURER's OFFICE, J

PAYMENTS for interest arising in settle
ment of seven-thirty notes sent to the Sc
cretary of thp Treasury for conversion into
United States six per cent. bonds TACT OF
March g, 1862 should be made either in
currency or by national bank drafts drawn
on any other national bank in this city or
any of the four principal Atlantic cities,
which, when collected, will be received in
payment of said interest.
When the remittance for such interest IS
sent in the same enclosure with the notes
forwarded for conversion, the amount
should be specified in the letter, advising
transmission of the notes, and the currency
or the draft enclosed in an envelope ad-
dressed to "Treasurer United States"
with the contents marked on the outside.
Drafts for payment Of interest should IN
all cases be made payable to the Treasurer
United States.
Remittapces for such interest, when not
sent with the notes, should be forwarded
directly to Treasurer United States.
Parties sending seven-thirty notes for
conversion should state the denominations
of bonds required, and whether they wish
registered or coupon bonds. II registered
stock is requested, the parties should DC
particular, and state at which ofthe following
places they desire the interest payable !:
Washington, d. c., New York, Philadel-
phia, Boston, New Orleans, st. Louis, Bal
timore, Cincinnati, or Chicago.
Seyen.t thirty notes sent to this depart
mept for conversion should be forwarded to
the Secretary of the Treasury, to whom al
letters in regard to the conversion OF said
notes should be addressed.
+. +. SPINNER,
Treasurer United States.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW THEATRE.

Second week OF The
RICHINGS GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
THIS Tuesday EVENING, November 18th, by
special desire, will be repeated Wallace's grand
opera OF MARIANA, with the following accom-
Boudinot, Miss z. Harrison, Messrs. Castle, Camp
bell, II. Peakes, Arnold, J. Peakes.
MISS G.. RlCHlNGS............:.:. DlRECTREsS.
Mr. Ii. MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
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DIRECTORS.
Fs'.s, l.. b. Crenshaw, W. r. Quarles,
W. Lyons, Jr, B. 4. Blanken-
: .'Eaf, b, b. Weis!ger, ship,
>1aH Moses Eilyson, J. B. Winston,
h. .-e't, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchin.
.ag.r, }. Kosenbaum, son,
" 3 k..a..j, J. ". Hall, w. A. Jenkins,
"r,g@, w. T. Gray, w. Z. Tanner,
Daley, Alfred Moses, j. M. Nowiin.
'-''5car.'y offered 10 depositors 10 undoubted,
D. - Institution should commend itself to ali
ta.e,
attention Of a.! IN city and country Is called
-' '~'G4ilon. Here they will find security,
'...s-,e, AID profit. Sums as small as i've
.'' Lay be deposited, and six per cent. ints-
..' is.r.rrI on came.
~.r -"gn from "A. NJ. to3P. M; on Saturday
u. 10 +. IL, and from to sP. n.
a-t.,w,.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Amount OF Coin and Coin Certih'
Gates I'm the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, November l2.-The coin
on hand to-day in the Treasury is s67 ,O0O,-
600, and the coin certificates nearly S2l,-
00O. 900.
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JAMES 2. RrDDIcK, Recorder.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,l
RICHMOND, November 7, 1858. !
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
Stockholders OF this Company will be held 1t
the office OF the Company, No. OIL Main street DC.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets lup stairsl, ON
TUESDAY the 9Th instant at IL o'clock NJ
II. w. HARRINGTON,
nos-td Treasurer.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, ,
W,cuINnTnN NnNnmhnr Z lGGE

II
Sir,-I have received your letter Of the
goth ultimo enclosing letter from G.
Gumpert, ESD, in relation to the bonding
Of cigars.
In answer, have to say that the bond
ing Of cigars is privilege which the law
gives to every manufacturer. He can eX-
crciSe the privilege or not as he sees fit.
Before cigars are bonded, their value is to
be asCcrtained by an appraiSement made
by the assessor Of the district. Before
cigars are withdrawn from bond, the law
requires that the tax should be paid, and
after such payment the owner may sell
them where and when, and at such prices
as he plcaScs. The assessor is not war;
ranted by law, and this Office will not sane
tion any system of constructive bonding.
Where the tax does not accrue on cigars
until after a sale has been effected, the
actual price received, whether the cigars
are disposed OF at wholesale OF retail, must
be returned for taxation.
Very respectfully,
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WOODS CHOLERA MIXTURE
w tits claimed for this preparation that IL wili
arrest and cure the worst case Of Diar.
bic FAMILY MEDICINE IL beyond dispute. Get .
bottle and keep in your house, u not already sup.
niisa. For sale ut WOODS PHARMACY,
no il Fifth and Marshall strssts.
COFT COKE.-CARBON ELL SOFT
~ coAs' H''a'WR { RSR2i, fi iss CO.,
no Its Tenth street between Main and CsyyS
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MEETINGS.

BASEBALL CLUB
X The regular meeting OF the RICHMOND
BASEBALL CLUB win be postponed until
THURSDAY NEXT 18th, at O'CLOCK r. NJ -
which time full attendance Ii earnestly request.
ed at the City Hall, on business Of importance.
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RICHMOND ESIkNPNBNr, No:

ORDERS No. Sir KNIaHTs,-
" Tickets for the pilgrimage TO Balti: W.
more on the 10th instant can be procured ~
ONLY at the store OF Messrs. Regnauh& ~
Co, on Main street between Eighth and ~
Ninth streets and II Is desirable that ALL
Sir Knights who intend participating should SO.
cure their tickets at an early day. Master Masons
will proc ure thu cir tickets at the same place.
~ WILLIAM L. MAULB,
Captain. General
T.uva Rrnprcx Recorder no l2-6
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THOMAS HARLAND,
Deputy Commissioner.
IMPORTANT TO BREWERS.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has called the attention of the revenue Off
GERS to the fact that the law requiring the
monthly returns from brewers, since the
use of stamps has been adopted for the
payment Of the tax, must be so admins
tered that the stamps will be a protection
additional to those afforded by the old law,
and not merely a substitute. lie states :
"To this end u monthly return should be
insisted upon, and the same care should be
taken as under the former law to ascertain
its correctness. The number of stamps
purchased by the brewer during any month
should be ascertained from the collector,
and if insufficient for the payment of the
tax upon the quantity brcwed and removed,
all immediate investigation should be had"
PAYMENTS OF INTEREST on SENEN-THlRTi
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RICHMOND ENcANPsEST, No. J.
RICHMOND, November s, 1880. }

ORDERS No. 6.-SIR KNIaHTs,-
vi. Assemble In the room over Mr.: s. \.-
S. CARrsR's store, on Main street be- ~
tween Eighth and Ninth NEARLY opposite ~
the Spotswood Hotel), on FRIDAY. eth
MONDAY, 18th; WEDNESDAY, l4th, and ~
FRIDAY 10th instants, at o'clock +. for driil,
with side arms 1t l. Of the utmost importance that
ali Sir knights who intend visiting Baltimore
should attend these drills.
2 Uniforms Of this Encampment, or any portion
thereof in the possession Of any SIR Knight, VIII
be returned forthwith to the Captain: General.
;. New uniforms and jewels can be oetained OF
Sir Knight john LAr0UcHE, on FRANKLIN street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, and OF miss
MCDONALD, on Broad street between Seventh ana
Eighth, at moderate prices. p
r Uniform caps can be obtained Of Sir Knight r;
wRIsIGgR, on Main street between Eighth. ana
Ninth, south side and II Is important that orders
for the same should be handed In promptly.
BY order Of N. L. 4. II. GILL, O.
WILLIAM L. MAULB,
ants In. IanaPal.
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A L. SHEPHERD & CO., General
n Commission Merchants for the sale OF TO.
BACCO, WHEAT, LUMBER, &c. All business en-.
trusted 10 our care will receive prompt attention.
Atkinson, and late Talman Harris. IL ANNOTATED
with us, and will be pleased to serve bis OLD
Germs Ofics corner Eleventh and Canal streets.
iv
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'3.' .ysrlTUTIUN ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

-~~~r<<~~<-ry-<-rr-~~~@~~~~-~
WATHMEY d NORRIS,
~ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAHT6,
solicit consignments OF every description.
Commissions, TWO AND A HALF PER CENT.
ONCE on Basin bank between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, Richmond. oc l6-ddswlm
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THE YANKEE ELEPHANT.

General Howard, of the Freedmen's Bu-
rcau, has addressed letter to colorcd
clcrgymcn, seeking their cooperation in
trying to get rid of some Of the surplus
freedmen here, who must be sent away or
supported blythe Government during the
winter. General Howard says that already
about 5000 colored people have secured
employment elsewhere that this class of
the population yet numbers $4,000, of
whom not more than $4,000 can be pro-
vided with work, leaving 1000 who ought
to go. away. He proposes to send them
chiefly TO Pennsylvania, New York, and
New England.
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&. uN!uS BANK or RICHMOND,
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, *5Oo, 900.

f>ANlNGo INSTITUTION,
G.EE IT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANI
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!. DAVENPORT, u, President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
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no 6-tldN

At A MEETING OF THE BOARD
n OF TRUSTEES OF this town II was resolved
10 call q meeting Of the freeholders at the Town
Hall on FRIDAY, November 10th, at hslf.pattI
o'clock p NJ, to consider the expedisncy OF build.
ing HALL over the market-house, now being
erected and 1t was further ordered that THIS
notice be published for ten days In the Richmond
Times and Dispdtch.
By order Of the Board;
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4ithmond nispattk.
Observation-Disclosures IS, 1866.
WARRINGTON ITEMS.
ART AND TIE ART BUILDING.

NM AM itf' Aki lLDlNts
1t is stated on good authority that Mr..
Corcorans art building will shortly be re-
stored 10 him, aud that he will bequeath it,
with his fine collection of paintings, worth
Sl50, 900, to the city, for the use of the peo-
pie. The building was taken by the Co
vernment during the war because of its al.
legged necessity, but no rent for 1t has yet
been paid the owner. Mr.. Stanton, how
ever, is doing everything in his power to
have the building restored to Mr.. Corcoran,
and 1t is more than probable that fair
compensation will be made for the five
years rent due, in which case the sum will
be applied to the purchase of works of art.
Mr.. Boscher, the painter of the " Ameri-
can Blacklegs," is painting portrait of
President Johnson. He came to this coun-
try to paint an American historical picture
for the Swiss Government. Mr.. Elliot is
also painting portrait of the President for
the Manhattan Club of New York, and a
portrait of Mr.. Corcoran for Corcoran's art
building. - Correspondence Sm.
THE AMENDMENT.
Hon. Fernando Wood, newly elected to
Congress from the ninth district in New
York, is in the city. Politicians say he is
declaring himself in favor Of the constitu-
tional amendment. Doubtful.
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS.
Quite number Of the Governors Of the
southern States have addressed letters to
the President asking for his opinion as to
what the southern States ought to do, and
il is said that he has the matter under ad-
vlSement now.
BANKS.
The Solicitor Of the Treasury has rem
dcred an opinion to the effect that incor-
porated banks, under the revenue act of
1864, are liable to tax upon the amount of
their chartered capital, not including SUR
plus funds.
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NTOTICE.-The stockholders of the
IN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY are
req uested to meet at the Exchange Hotel, city OF
Richmond THURSDAY, 9Th December next, ct
O'clock p. NJ. WILLIAM b. CALWELL,
no 5-dsodSctm President.
NNUAL MEETING The next
N annual meeting OF the stockholders 81 the
Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad
Company will be held at the office OF the company
in Richmond on WEDNESDAY the 2ist Of No.
J. B. WINSTON,
oc Std Secretary and Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26
DKOPO,ALs FOB COAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
GorernMeHT Hospital for the IaSaHs.


near washington ID. e.. June Ia, lS66.1
sealed Proposals will be received ct the Office OF
TINS Institution until noon on SATURDAY. June
~ 1886, for furnishing and delivering at the Hos
the toni Of best Bun of Mine Cumberland or BIZ
luminous Goal, aud three hundred 500 tons Of
best White Ash Anthracite Coal, Egg size.
firm Tor the d.Iiyery of both the bitnmino sSd
the authr acite coal, for KIND only; but they
Will not be sfdered unless the name Is given by
which the coal proposed 10 be furnHhes IL known
IN the market. nor unless they are made by deal
erB miners lac can, If required, furnish salts
factory evidence Of their ability to fulfill their
business engagements
Bids will be held {" be binding for one week after
they received. and the right 10 distinctly re-
served to reject all any Of the bids offered.
The coal should be delivered in barges or fat
bottom center board vessels which draw not ex-
The delivery should commence on or before the
18th OF July 1866 and he continued At the rata OF
ahHut two hundred (2o0D tons each week till the
contract 10 nlled.
The coal will he removed from the boats and
weighed by the Bospiisl and ~ its expense, dti
settled for acsoral agly. one per cent beng a.
lowed for wastsge in M load ns and cart az rom
the wharfto the scales which are on the mn near
PAYMENT will he made fer each cargo imm@dt-
-stel, affer is delivered aud weighed 90 l2enEw
WAsRINGToN ASYLUM. June so,.isss.
PROPOSALS FOB FUEL
7. pronosals will he received az this Institution
until wEpNEsDAY. Jsne nth at CLOCK . rs
'C Is ,ops 81 ASH COAL best
!. 70 cords Of OAK w0Op,
- % carde of PINE WOOD
AlItoIs dsliTstsd BY Ne a. a. n Y Ss@M,y.
JOHN GCpEVITT,
WM SLATER.
10 Il cote CeDnistioners Washington Assis"