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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
Droposdls.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF STEAH ESeIsEERIEe,}
WASHINGTON, d. C., June II, 1861
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO BESUP-


PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO BE SUP
L Piled TO THE EAvY-YARDs UNDER THE CoGNlzAhCB
or THE BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING . .
SEALED PROPOSALS furnish materials for the Navy for the fiscal
year ending 30 1863 will be received Bureau until 10 o'clock
the 10th Of July which time IN proposals VIII De opened
The proposals addressed the Cbfo the Bureau Of steam
Rngneen Department Washington and must be ndorsed
Proposals for Materials for the Navy iha they may be distinguished
from other business letters 80,
Printed heds class together with Instructions to bidders
and ofcertcate OF uAranos
printed offers viii be furnished to such persons as desire
application Commndan of the respective nsVyya
those Of all the yards application TO the bureau Ihe heaues
will be ready for delivery the 10th ofJune inst.
The and the Purchasing Paymastr or
each station copy the schedules the other yards for
only in order that shO intend 10 BID Judge
desirable make application for Of the classes Of those
yards
The proposal must be whole of class and all applications for
information the examination SAMPLES must be made the Com
mandants Of the respective yards. 80
proposal accompanied By certificate from the Collector
for the district winch the bidder resides that
the articles for which be and be must
supply The be certified By the
for the district which they reside
The will he awarded n the who makes the lowest DO
the Navy Department however
eseryng the lowest bid which may deem
eIOrbtanL
responsibility be certified 20 the satsacoa OF The navy
m the amount until the shall have been completed
and the OF each bill approved In phestc
the respective yards will be paid by the PaymAs
designated the contract within ten days after the
hs the Secretary OF the Treasury
this Bureau numbered aud designated as follows
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5nrniinre.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
I'D wrtse manufacture AsO solid Chos.n9, and walnut Css ban
pu and ornamental at H. FAkklN6IONs No ooo
CsnslsI, opposite Wooster. Estabhsbed lsta
HOLDING SPRING MATTRESSES, Hair,
Insk Moss and Mattresses Feathers nc N rssAonse
Of d. FARRELL, IN large building hoA
80 and 2I2 CaBalst junction Of Wakerst sewloIh-
ZERO REFRIGERAT0R, with Water-cOoler
ALEX M LESLEY No sos T. bet 3Sth and 6thsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

"rVNHE Pen AND PENCIL."-A New Illus
trsted Weekly Every purchaser presented with Acket giving
equal chance Of getting CASH PHKsEST from $1,000 TO Price
by post BE Sold BY NeWSeAeu 7. X DAWLEf Pub, y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
Brcoklnn Real estate for Sale.

AN ELEGANT and thOroughly-buift RESI-
IA DBNCB with without adjoining grounds for SALE to settle an
House Stories attic and basement IS feet wide donoel
has every convenience fne order and in Of the best nhoo
Brooklyn To examine property which nnoenpe apPy az
No l9l Presdest BTookn for terms to hELLOIO EIeeu
tor No 81 Cellar st., Gew-York
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE for SALE, cor
"A and Hcn Brooklyn convenient TO the ears
three stories and Easements in hne order
apply No IL Seeondpaei for terms 10 r. Ne
KELLOGG, No. 90 Cedar st., New-York.
A HANDSOME 3-story HOUSE, 10 rooms,
~ good cellar front courtyard al complete orders In quiet
place In WiAsurgh within Is walk Of ferries and OF cars
price ~ OOO half cash. Apply p BERT, No. AZ
Grsnd-st, Wiismsburgh.
NOR SALE-Desirable Lots on Park, Yates,
Myrtle Kab AVID La Payette brooklyn at very low prices
on Eve years credit upon b. HART No 1871 Broadway N L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
aufiiou Sales of Real estate.

AuflloH Dhleb OIL nfhl Sblule.
ADKIls II. MuLiER Auetloneer -
4 UCTION SALE OF 80 YEARS LEASE
~ OF FIFTEEN LOTS, with valuable Bulkhea, Thirteenth
Twenyrs and Twenty second formerly known the ~ X
Warcbousng CoADRIAN IT, MULLER. r H. WILKINS Co will
sell TUESDAY July 1861 at IL o'clock The Exchange
SAesroom No Ill Brad~Ay the LEASE Of LOTS or LAND alta
West Twenty hrst and Tuy second and Thenthsre
together With the valuable Bukh 30 front thereof The ss from
Clement Moore has II from August 1862 at annual
appraised ground an ' further renewal Of al
Improvements 20 he paid Ter
Maps, &C., at the Auoioneep q dee, No. Finest 1885,
W. H. AmLEK ArcloHrer
DY JOB NSON g. MILLER,
ID AUCTIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No. % NASsAu-sr., CEDAEsT, kIwfosE
Country bought sold rented
changed Auction Sales Mde &c
TUESDAY, July 9, at u o'clock
at Exchange Salesroom, No. Ill broadway, ~ l..
CHOICE AND VALUABLE LOTS ON BUTLER AND BALTIC
SITS. ADJACENT TO TIKI GRAND PLAZA -
Butler l0 In east Of fAbpsh tue lots each -
rco
Baltic above very desirable and large lot 23Ia
ALSO Of the FINEST LOTS PRESIDENT and UMOfbIS
nesr.to and part fronting on BighhAFs
Eighth ave, north west Pssdentst, very ehoiee os
each 23IO0
President st. n g. adjoining above. full lo,s
ALSO LOTS CORES north side Of sseketst, i2
Of finh-ave
ALSO 20 LOTS aud CORES Butlerst
ALSO VALUABLE BRICK STORE and extra LOTS on Green
point desirable o grocery, feed or hquorsior.
Terms easy Maps Ge AtHo. Is Easssu-st, New.lork
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Deuiisfrn.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orgi
~ mated the snRhstc Of nitrous eIde administer the
approved medical profession bat tx
TRACT TEETH and they certainly DO thai WITHOUT PAiSso
lnsitu
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professional Notices.

CHARLES NETTLETON. No. III Broadway,
" FIRST FLOOR CGMhlssosER for State and Territory
GURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
EDOf STRUCTURE VARROCELR. HEhORRHOIDS FlSfULA
lie Pelvic riseera the exclusive
eonol EDWARD DIXON, NJ D. Editor Of The scape Once
Ne, a HnkGsa.
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.VNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That ON III
r. MURRAY, T. 8. Msrsha
Soutsern District Of York.

TTHIS Is T0sGINE NOTICE: That on the
29h day OfJune 1851 waeBt In Bankruptcy issued
Of MORRIS JACOBS Of the City Of keuYOk Ia the
County Of EewiOrk and State OF who has been adiqged
his petOn that the Payment Det aud Dy
Property belonging to such Bankrupt 20 him. for bis
and the Transfer Property By him forbidden by Law that
Meeting Creditors said Bankrupt their Debts
Assgnee o. bis Estate will beheh Court Of
Bankruptcy holden No 80 Pnes 10 the City
before John fitch Register the 18Th day Of July d. 1861 al
O'clock m.-Baied Juy RI MURRAY,
u s. Msr.hsl A. Me.senrer Southern Diste Of NewYorL
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Gopartnership Notices.
Hleoiral.

Ifle0icdl.
mr. VERGNESs ELECTRO CHEMICAL.
IL BATHS,
Nos 4 aud 6 BAST BLEvENTHST,
of foprthave
TO THE NERVOUS. BtMATIC, AND
ALL SUFFERERS FROM FUNCTIONAL AND
CHRONIC DISEASES
attended 20 by Dr. VERGNhS the inventor
To his patients Medical these Baths weD
Known specific remedy against metallic poison and chronic disease Bot
sufferers their word Of explanation
They pleasant and agreeable aud cannot possibly DO
harm They powerfully on the ner'ous system and on uh.t
temporarily exhausted by business erceeh Paralysis can
and also Rheumatism Gut and debility Of the digest
soften and refresh the skin bringing back the natural Sas
health and vgor - -, -,
Patients be with furnished with without
hoard
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TTHIS rs no GIVE N0TICE-T6at on {

TNHIS is no GIVE N0TICE-That on the
day Of Ju A. d. 1867, in bankruptcy issued
Against Of JAMES SHEA Of the City Newiork in the
County NewYO aud State Of NewYork who has been audgsi
bis petition that the debts and dev
properly belonging to such bankrupt him for bis
transfer Of by him. forbidden by that
meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt their debts and To-
sSJnes his will be held OF
holden No % Pine, the City Of NewYok
EdWsd Ketcbum Register the eighteenth day July d.
1857 ttwelvk o'clock m.-Daied July g. 1861 MURRAY
L. Marshal az Messenger Southern District OF New York
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VNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on the
hIst day Of July A. b. 1861 Warrant Bankruptcy ssued
the Estate Of David Hdenhme Of the City Of New York
ID. County Of and State Of EewYo who been adged
BIS PetOA that Debts and
Delivery Property belonging Bankrupt him for bis
and the Transfer Of any Property BY him forbidden by
that Meeting Of the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt prove their
bis Will be held
Bankruptcy he holden No. 80 City
EeWYok before Edgar Ketcbun Register the nineteenth Of
July A. ID. 1861, at IL O'Clock N.
Dated July g. 1861 MURRAY. L. s. Marshal
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Mdebiuerp.

Hlatblnerp.
KERPER g. WELLS, - ,
IN Manufrturrrs Of Superior oakTanned LEATHER BETTING
No 10 Sprnes-st, Newiork
i ATHE WANTED-Suitable for pattern
mst nst wooden Address giving
5s>oriptoa and terms h DOWNING. GHeeupomt \. Y
TWO BOILERS for SALE, Murphy Il Co.'S
make in good condition having beeu used With and
strained Apply al Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

Two CONTROVERSIAL PROPO-
SAILS will addressed TO the Commissioner foe the Re
pairing Cnton 1.-THE Once Of The Engineer No
o'clock D. MONDAY, July Is, 1897, for ReguA
ting Paving Cntont from Fultonst 10 Seeondpsee with Trap
Block EcoOn Pavemen According pan aud specifications which
the Engineer The Commsoners reserve
the night any al Of said bids they think for the inter
Of sail improvement
BY order Of the Comm sslonera 49, -. .
BROOKLYN, June "a, 1881 L. VbbAhD, Engineer
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OFFiCE ARMY CLOTHING AND EQuIPAGR,
No % BRoApwAY NEW York, June "a, 1867:
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- until u o'clock FRIDAY The h Of July next Tor
furnishing named MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Cat Corn fat Cone three nat Altos Two lat
Trno Cat BAtones tao na Iuoas one Snare Drum I'VE
n OF Drmcks Drum Belt three Bass Dram Heads LIB
inches
The he upright With rotary valves and ali 10 be
plain good and suitable for the purpose for which nnne
Bidders should samples Of toe Instruments thai 'hy propose
furnish
Further inform alton be bad at this once. . =.
the right 10 reject any part or the whoe OF
bid A. nj he deemed 10 the Interest Of the service -
Proposals how the articles be delivered snd oa
Endorsed Proposals for furnishing Musical Instruments aud adj
dressed 10 Breyet Major.Geu. o. II. VINTON,
lsstO Or (ieneral u, s. A.
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Mem pnbIltatlons.

JULY.
OFFICIAL SUMMER TIMETABLES
Of the eutire OF Ralw ass Ia the
UNITED STATES aud CANADA;
Lines Hotels &e the most perfect
ID enient forms for Travellers
49, PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Der Sale BY GlEevS Agents and DeAert
}. W. PRATT.& Co, Pubshers
.I.. No rs FULTON-ST., n. Y.
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Notices of Bankrnptcn.


nISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Of JAMES BLACK and WILLIAM sECOR Bankup-In
rupcy Warrant In Bankruptcy has been issued by sAd Court
the Of Black against
County Of NewYOrk and State Of Hework said District
York sand District; Adged Bsukup upon petition Of
creditors the debts property
belonging said Bankrup either Of them Jointly seyeay
them their and the transfer Of property by them either
Of them forbidden by law meeting Of the creditors said
prove their GSugnes Of
Joint several Of said Bsnkrpts will BE-
holden the City and said
District the Zd day Of July, A. 1867 II o'clock
Once Of Isaiah Williams No 81 Brosdway Of the Registers
in bankruptcy. kOBT. MURRAY, Marshal Messenger
Cas- IL SNIrH, Solicitor for Petitioners No Broadway
'TTNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
twenty h day Of June A. d. 1861 Warrant IN Bankruptcy Was
issued against the Estate Of NATHANIEL DOLE
County Of Newiok and state Of EWiork has
Bankrupt bis Petition thH the Payment Of Debts and
livery Of Property belonging Bankrupt
and the Transfer Of Property by him. forbidden by
that Meeting Of the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt
Bankruptcy be holden AT No. 81 Pine
York before John Pitch the eighth A.
1867, At IL O'Clock n.-Dated July T. 1851 X MURRAY,
u Marshal as Messenger, Southern District Of HewYOrk
TTHKS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that ON the
TwentyDinth day Of June A. D.867 Wsrrsn Bankruptcy
issued against the Estate Of AD0LPH BAUM Of the City New
York In the County aud State Of NewiO
sSged Bankrupt his Petition that the Payment
Delivery Property belonging BAnkmpto
bn and the Transfer Of Property by him forbidden
that Meeting Of the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt
their Debts and Choose Agnees Of his Estate will
before ISAIAH r. WILLIAMS Register the TliT
teenth DAY Of July, A. D. 1867, at II O'clock m.
Dated July 4, 1851
r. MURRAY Z. s. Marshal,
NJ. u Il
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Sitnatlons Uanieo- hIales.

A SITUATION WANTED by a young Man
~ as KIRK IN any businos willing make himself useful has
good references Apply three days. to JOHN MARTIN No. 1r
East siIth-st
A SITUATION WANTED by a young Man
N sBATRNDER good reference as to honesty, sobhey
capabinty Address Or week. J. o. Tribune ehee
HOTEL--WANTED, q CLERkSHlP or IN
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16
The Lincoln Love Romance.

Such is the title of an article going the
rounds Of the abolition papers. tits of a
very interesting and thrilling character.
We are told that Lincoln, whom he mar.
ried didn't marry his beau ideal-not ex-
actly, not muchly. His real genuine love
was Ann R~utledge. She had penetrated
Illinois as early as 1888" But she had
the misfortune to be "betFOthed before
Lincoln V e saw her, TO Scotch mer-
chant" This Scotchman went on bust
ness to New York. Says the historian:
'For months nothing was heard Of him ; it was
supposed that be was dead or had Wickedly desert
ed Ann. The truth was that he lay i'll of delirious
fever at 9 mall Wayside town. In this state OF
things, while AIMS mind was tortured by suspense
and disappointment, Lincoln went 20 her father 5
house TO board. In time y sort of provisional en-
gagement ensued. These were ths circumstances
in both lives which depressed and panied they
learned to hold each other very dear. Upon this
state Of things broke the rumoF Of the recovered
ScotehmAn's return The delicate nature Of the
woman broke under it Betrothed to tWO-both Of
whom she loved-she had no other choice but to
die abe did not live to see him enter New Salem.
How he who had been absent loved her let the Sc
guel snow. lie bought the iAfm tOF neE sake, ana
lives there still. a bachelor. It was his quiYering
hand that pointed out 70 Herndon the spot where
Ann Rutledge died"
Poor Ann! "Betrothed to two" whom
she loyed-the Scotehman and old Abe
she "broke under it." 1t was more
than she could stand. The effect on Abe,
too, was terrific. If he could have mar
ried Ann she would never have sought a
political life," and had he not done this, he
would not hare been President nor would
we have had civil war. IF we had had no
civil war the niger would not have been
liberated; nor would the nation owe four
billions of dollars. What a pity that
blessed old Abe didn't marry Ann The
historian says this love affair "unhinged
him, and made him for years reckless, de-
spairing, atheistic." He never got oyer
his atheism to the day of his death. Be-
hold how great . mattera little fire
kindleth.
Thus endeth Chapter I of the aLincOln
Love Romance"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

TUE IMPORTANCE OF ADVERTISING
There are hundreds of thousands of bust.
ness men who could state facts in their
own experience corresponding substan.
tally with those referred to by the Pitts.
burg Gazette in the the following para.
graph:
sin a brief interview with one of our
most liberal patrons a few days since we
inquired his experience of the policy Of
advertising. We regard his answer as
noteworthy, and commend it to the
consideration of others. lie said the
same kind of business ip which he is en-.
gagged had been carried on at the same
stand for ten years BY one and nearly
three years by another predecessor. That
these mon gave diligcnt attention to their
business, were sober and frugal, but spent
nothing for advertising. They were just
barely able to exc out q living. That he
bought out the concern ten years ago, and
begun deb.or for the whole establishment
He felt poor and only expended fifty dol.
lars, per annum in each of the business
papers the first year; that he subsequently
increased his expenses to several thousand
dollars annually for advertising and the
result has demonstrated its utility, and
he is to-day worth S176,000, and his an
nual profits are constantly increasing"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

Coop FOB NEsMIrH.-A friend O
ours, says the Placer Herald, who was OF
to Washington last winter, tells US the
following good one, as got off by Senator
Nesmith, of Oregon,
4You see I took no part in my election
as Senator. 1 was up home attending tc
my farm and mill, when one day a rumol
came that | was elected. That night ]
went to bed, and in the morning when
got up I thought it was a dream. I had
always a very exalted opinion of the Uni.
ted States Senate; but sure enough, in
tho course of a few days, here came my
papers as Senator elect. | wondered how
the people of Oregon could elect me as
their representative. Well, I went on to
Washington and took my seat, and after
I had been there about a month I was
more surprised than aver to see how many
id fools were in the same body"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

DEATH OF NATHANIEL PAscHAL.-
W. regret to learn of the death of Ma.
thanieI Pasehal, Of the Missouri Repub-
Iicap. The sad event occurred on Wednes-
day morning, December IL, 1856, result
ing from i'll health of several years pro-
traction, which accumulated disabilities
too much to endure, and ended in the dis
solution of a remarkable and good man.
He was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, in
1902; began life on his own account as a
printer; went through all the gradations
in the newspaper business, until finally he
became the chief editor and a proprietor
Of n of the most successful, profitable
and influential papers in The Vest. 1t is
. sufficient commentary upon his oharac-
ter as a newspaper man, that to a great de-
gree, undef his auspices, the Missouri
Republican has reached the position of
influence and success it is conceded to
have attained.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

HAVOC OF WAR.-Some idea of the
terrible havoc of the American war may
be gathered from the following figures.
In the desperate encounter at Chicka-
manga, ROsecrans lost 1851 men, and at
Murfreesboro 12,O85; at Petersburg Land
ing, Grant lost 1853, at V~icksburg
1875, and at Mission Ridge, 1000; at
Gaines Mills, Peach Orchard, Savage
Station, Glendale, White Oak Swamp, and
Malvern Hill, Mcclellan lost 10000, and
at Antietam, 11.426; Hooker lost in his
campaign il the Wilderness, 10000;
Burnside at Fredericksburg, 1900; and
Grants united losses from the time of
crossing the Rapidan in his final cam
paign, to the surrender of Lee, are COM
puted at 10000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16
The First kentucky Resolution Of 1898,

Resolred, That the several States composing the
United States, are not united on the principle Of
ualfnited submission to their General Government,
but that by q compact, under the style and title OF
h Constitution for the United States, and of amend
ynents thereto, they constituted a General Govern
mont, for special purposes-delegated to that Gov
ernment certain definite powers, resorving, each
State to itself, the residuary mass Of right TO their
selfgovernment and that whenever the General
Government assumes undelogated power, its acts
are unauthoritative, void, and Of no force; that to
this compact each State acceded as 4 State, and is
"a integral party, its eo-States forming, as to it
self, the other party that the Government Great
ed by this compact was not made tho exclusive
Or 6nal Judge Of the extent of the powers delegated
60 itself, since that would have made It's discretion,
and not the Constitution, the measure Of its pow
eFs but that, as in all other cases Of compact
among pocsrs kariRg no common judge, each party
kas IA equal right TO Judge for itseH, os cell Of iR-
fractions az Of the mode and measure IF redress.
Henry Clay's Prodietion.-"The slavery
question in the Free States will destroy all har-
nony, and finally lead 70 d~isupion. The oonss-
auenees OF dlsqnioR are-perpetual war-the ex-
tinction Of the African race-ultimate military des-
PotiSm."-O4ay's Letter to Cotton, Sept. Z, 1S43.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

Crops IN EUROPE AND AMERICA
The corn crop of the country has become
n of immense interest and value. Mr..
Commissioner Newton reckons the present
one at over a thousand million bushels.
Other farm crops have also turned opt
well, justlfying the declaration that the
year has been one of remarkable fruit
fulness." On the other hand the grain
crops of England and France, it appears
will be short. Mr. E. D. Webster, I'm
tied States commercial agent in England,
writes State Department, for the informa-
ton Of the Commissioner of Agriculture
and the grain growers Of the United
States, that the harvest in none of the
midland counties, if, indeed, in any part
of England, will comc up to expectations;
it viii fall every largely short, both in
quantity and quality Of the grain.