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ERANKFORD ARSENAL,
EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY DEPARTMENT
BuREAu OF Provisions AND CLorHIss,
October "a, 1857.
Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef sId Vegetables" will tie received at thi: b.
reau until 2o'eloek, p m, on the fourth day Of NO;
pounds Of Fresh Beef and dfty thousand pounds Of
Fresh Vegetables, at the Norfolk Navy Yard and
Station, as required. The Beef and Vegetable must
be OF good quality, and The best the market Affords
and each article must be offered for by the pound.
The Beef to be In equal proportions. fore and hind
quarters, aud to be Western or Baltimore Beef
Bonds, with approved security, will DO required
in one-half the estimated amount Of the contract,
and twenty per cent In addition will be withheld
from the imouut OF each payment to DO made as
collateral security for the due performance Of the
contract, which will on account be paid until It
Is fully compiled with.
kvery offer made must be accompanied by written
guarantee, signed by one more responsible per-
sons that the bidder or bidders will II his or their
bid be accepted, enter Into an obligation within nyo
days, with good and sufficient Sureiss, to furnish the
articles proposed.
No proposal toiil Be considered unless dceOmpa-
MED Nv such guaranty, and by satisfactory spdenee
that the bidder Is regular dealer IN the articles
proposed and has The license required 1y act Of Con-
Drfss
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Govern
nsnt.
It ia Understood that In case the stipulated guam
tity Of either article shall be delivered, leaving
be considered as completed In full, at the option OF
The responsibility Of the suarantors to be certified
by the Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the Dis
triet 10 which they reside. H. BRIDGE
oc2s-d Chief Of Bureau.
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HARTFORD, Cr., Oct 25.-Gen. Sheridan has
been spending the day here in private manner,
and will leave for Boston tomorrow.
Joel Caldwell, Adjutant General Of Maine,
and Gen. WIN. Wells, Adjutant General Of Yer.
mont, visited Gen. Sheridan to-day, and per.
fsctsd arrangements with him for visiting those
States.
Gen. Sheridan will romain in Boston over Sun
day, leaving on the 2s inst. for Augusta, Maine,
passing through Salem, Nswburyport, (Massa-
rhusstts,j and Portsmouth, (MainsI At Au.
gu,ts there will DO reception on the part Of
the State.
From this point he will return to Portland,
whore grand ball will DO given on behalf Of
the city Of Portland.
On the 2sth instant he will 90 to Concord,
New Hampshire, where he will be the guest Of
the Hon. onslow Stearns, remaining there over
night.
On the SOth Inst. he will proceed to Montpelier
and attend . reception offered him on part Of the
State. In the evening no win attend reunion
Of the veterans Of Vermont. From Montpsiier
he goes to New York via Rutland and Troy.
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The following letter from Hon. s. P. CHAsE
to Judge UNDERWOOD settles the question as 70
whether the Chief Justice will be present ct the
trial Of JEFF. DAVIS:
wAsHIseros, October "a, 1857.
To Hon, ,. @. Underwood District Jsd0s:
DEAR JuDas Underwood On reflection
think II best that you avdiss the District At.
toruey, Mr.. Chandler, that will join you in
holding court at Richmond on the 18th Of No.
yember, II any important business is to be trans
acted. Mr. Chandler, l think, should notify the
counsel for Jefferson Davis Of this, In order that
he may appear and take his trial II he sees It,
As his bail was taken for his appearance on the
fourth Wednesday Of November, he Is not, II is
true, bound to appear earlieri but as 1t will be
impossible for me to be present except during
the first week Of the term commencing on the
fourth Wednesday, because Of the term Of the
Supreme Court commencing on the following
Monday, It may be that Mr.. Davis and his
counsel will prefer the trial to take place n the
earlier period. It Is understood that they wish
that the Chief Justice may be present.
Yours, very truly, s. p. CHASE.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE CONVEY
i ANCB OF THE UNITED STATES MAILS TO
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

POhT OfFICk DEPARTMENT.
wAsHIS0roS, October %, 1867.
In accordance with tho provision Of the new Postal
Convention between the United States and the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and ireland, conipg into
operation on the LIST Of January, 1855, that leach
ONCE shall make Its own arrangements for the dis
pstoh Of mails to the other ONCE BY we'll appointed
cost remunsfsts the owners Of such ships for the
conveyance OF the mails:'
NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN that proposals will
Of Washington, until p m. Of SATURDAY, the ESD
OF November, 1857 for the conveyance Of the mails
Of the unitsl States for period OF one year, com.
pointed ships, departing on stated days and at regu
lar intervals Of ums from designated port In the
United States to port or ports 10 the United King
dom.
Each proposal must name the port Of departure
from the United States the port or ports Of destna
ton In the DATED kiIgdOmi the names. Tonnage and
the time to be occupied In performing each voyage
from the port Of smbarkaon TO the port or ports Of
psGar. rom me US.s s.,s and TpSssS es
lion asked for the transportation Of the mails at
des grated amonnts PER OUNCE for letters and PER
PousD for newspapers, book packets and patern. or
samples Of merchandise, respectively.
Bidders rendering steamships which have been en-
ployed In tho trans Atlantic mail service during the
present year should transmit with their proposals
suthents statements OF the actual time occupied BY
such steamships In psIformi each outward passage
from the United States to the UEited Kingdom during
The proposed schedule days aud hours Of sailing
from the United States mus. be subject to approval
by the Postmaster General, who reserves the right
to dust and fix the schedules Of departure Of all
the steamships which no may accept, In such mRu.
ner will secure the greatest Httainabs regularity
and efficiency In the mail service.
As the Postmaster General Ia restricted by law
from allowing any greater compensation for tho
porston Of the malls to foreign ports than the
and United States inland postage to an American
and the sea stage only to q foreign vessel, pro.
posAls naming a higher rate Of compensation cannot
be considered by the Department.
Each proposal must be properly guaranteed with
satisfactory testimonials to the ability OF the party
making Il to perform the mail service according to
its terms.
II deemed advisable by the Postmaster General
the owners OF the accepted steamships to execute
formal contracts with good and uhcent sureties for
the designated Service containing all the usual pre-
| visions and stpulatious Of ocean mail steamship
contracts including the imposition OF hnss, or de-
dueons for delays or irregularities, and Of suitable
penalties for failures to perform any Of the regular
| voyages embraced in the proposals.
| Proposals should be addressed under seal to the
Postmaster General, with the words, EMAIL Pro
posals" "Fore'gu Mails, written on the face Of
| the address. ALEX. W. RANDALL,
| oe26.fT3t Postmaster General.
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REV. DR. GRAY commences 10. morrow night
at tho Street Baptist church, a series of his.
tOrical and practical discourses to young people
on "Biblo Pictures of First Things'-such as
tho First Man, the Parent Of the Race" The
First Woman, her Position and Influence" "The
First Marriage, the Domestic Relations" The
First Family Quarrel, its Cause and Results y
The First Great Plool;" THE First War"
The First City Missionary The First Storm
Of Fire" "Thc First DrunkarA," 10. The sub.
ject tomorrow night will DO Introductory to the
series TolIc-"IIayo we a Creator"
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Interesting Reading ON Every Page.

az Notioe.-rhe DAnr NATIONAL RSPusLIols
viii on kad after April 1, 1857 be furnished TO sub
,eribers (by earrlors) in Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria at nfIy cents per month, payable to
the agent
81 No notice can be taken Of anony nous eommu.
nieAtions Whatever 10 intended for insertion mus
be authenticated BY the name and address Of the
writOsnOt necessarily for publication, but as guar
snty for IT, good faith
1S- All communications, whether on business or
for publication, should DO addressed 10 VIZ. J. MuR-
rAoH, Proprietor NATIONAL RPupLioAs, ngton,
d @
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

The NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE are
to meet in this city at the Metropolitan Hotel
on the LIST Of November. It /, understood that
important matters will como before the commit
tee, connected with tho next Presidential cam
psign.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

NATIONAL TnEATRE.-0ur advertising col.
umns inform US that Miss WESTERN will this
evening appear as Nancy Sykes. The announce.
nent should suffice to crowd the National Thea.
ter for there is no performance on the American
stage which exoelS that Of Miss WESTERN in
this character for eOrectnsT Of detail and fdo.
ity TO nature
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. JONI A. SUFFER-,
the Vice Commercial Agent of the United
States ut Acapulco, Mexico, of the death,
on the 22d of July last, at Acapulco, Of
Henry +. HAN and SOLOMON Folk.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

We NOTICE that many Of our exchanges Of the
Republican stripe are putting up tho name of
Gen. GRANT as candidate for the Presidency,
and the current in the Republican party is evi.
IDENTIFY tending strongly In that direction.
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GovEnsoR FEsroS has appointed JOIN DAT,
of New York city, Special Commissioner to CO.
operate with the commits sionsrs from Maryland,
and other Slater, and with the Board Of Man.
ngers Of the Autietam National Cemetery.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

IT is UNDERSTOOD that the next National
Convention Of the Republican party will be held
in June next, and that the place Of holding II
will be Chicago.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

The United States Commissioners Of the East
ern Division have returned to Chicago from an
inspection Of 20 miles Of the road, which Is now
finished 800 miles west Of Kansas city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

GEN GRAsr isft Washington last evening fol
West Point. to see his son at school there. lie
will be absent for several days.
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San FRAScIsco, Oct 23.-The election 70.
turns from ffty.iOur counties IN AXE the election
Of sprsgus and Fitzgerald, Democratic caudi.
dates for Judge Of the Supreme Court and su.
perintendent Of Public Instruction, certain.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

ADrsrArcn from Philadelphia says the cholera
at the navy yard is abating. Only two deaths
arc reported since Thursday morning.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

The INrIRIoR DEPARTMENT received yesterday
the following important dispatch:
MEDICINE LODGB, October q, 1857.
J. c. Cor, Esq Chtsf CLERK Interior Department:
Treaty has been made with Camanohes and
Kiowas Prospect good Of making treaty with
Cheyennes, Aropahoes, and Apaohea
A. s. II. WHITE.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

THERE HAS BEEN delegate convention Of the
Grand Army of the Republic in session At In.
dianapoliS for several days. 1t adjourned yes.
tsrday.
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dsrstand, adjourn over to-day till the 18th Of
November.
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TQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.

"well, George, want to get my hair dresSedi"
"Huml Fanny, that costs SO muchi'
"Oh No, sir, It does not cost moro than you spend
In a barber shop. Zee Madame Demongeot's prices
HAIR DRESSED.
Short hAir.........f0 Is shampooing short
Long bair.......... 60 hair..............S0. 90
Outside tho door,. l.l6 shamptoing long
Flower and eurls... Loo hair and dressing
Cut for ladies or get n.........-...... ]. 90
On hand, large assert Of Psrfumery, Long Hair
OF every extra color, Braids, Curls Invisible Wigs
on hand OF mado u order, at DBMoNGBoT'B HUMAN
HAIR STORE, 27s Psnnsylyania avenue, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets south side. 90 lett
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

TIE receipts from internal revenue yesterday
amounted to t446, 565.75.
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FTUfh VhIIfUfufk-SeItCtIOh OF n UONeTn.
ment Dry Dock-Allisnce with the Ca
madam Confederation Urged.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24.-The steamship Cal.
ifornia from Victoria on the 10th instant ha. ar.
rived.
Admiral Hastings has selected Esquinall for
the Government dry dock.
The COlonist newspaper urges an immediate
alliance with the Canadian confederation.
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New Advertisements.

YESTERDAY was Cabinet day, consequently
no visitors were admitted to the white House.
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1857 FALL PRICE LIsT1S67
lOOf AT lCOl
A.SAKS 4 CO., ST. Seventh Street.

A.sAKs 4 CO., 5i7 Seventh Street.
Gents Melton Business Salts, $500.
Gents Cashmere Business Suits. tl6.0c.
Gents Double and Twist Salts, $3.50,
Gents Silk Mixed Suits, $1,000.
Zine Dress Cashmere Suits s2aoo.
DoUBLR.BRRAsTKD SACK COATS,
with Pants and Vest to match, s2S.
THE "BIsMARCK" COLOR,
DoUBLR-BRRAsTED SACKS, (THB LATEST
AGONY AT sls.
ENGLISH KNoBBY WALKING COAT,
ALL CoLoRs, SIZES AND PRICES.
BLACK PANTS At ALL PRICES.
BLACK PRoCK COATS. go to Sso.
BLACK SACK COATS, Is AND UPWARDS,
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
ALL GRADES, CoLoRs AND sIERs,
From years old and upwards,
Prices from % to go
ovERCoATs
OF all kinds, eomprising
BEAVERS, CHIHCHILLA, WHITEBYS
DOMESTIC AND PoREIdR
MILLIONS, &c, &c.
Melton ovsrsoats lined with CaSsimsrs,ts %.
Waterproof ovsrsaeks, es.
We also make goods to order 10 per cent; lever
than any Drummer, ~ or so-oAlled Agent from
Baltimore, Philadelphia or New York.
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED,
OR NO OBLIGATION TO TAKE THE Goods
FULL LINE OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
SILK, MBRIHo, WHITE, RED AND SCARLET
UNDERWEAR,
AT VERY Low PRICES
WE KEEP NO sATINETs OR
PRINTED GOODS.
o,ll.af A. sAKs \ CO.,
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Registration In North Carolina.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 25.-The whites are
taking more interest in the approaching election
since the result Of the election in Virginia Is
known.
Five more days are allowed for repatriation.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

DEN VAL.-J A NJ ES G UILD,
III Dealer In NEW AND BRCoND.HAHD FUR.
EITURB, has removed from the corner Of Twelfth
and b streets 10 the northeast corner Of Second
street and PennsylyAnia avenue, where he will be
happy to all his old customers and make Us many
new onos as possible ocl-lmA
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

From San Francisco-The Navigation of
tho Colorado.
SAN FRAScISco, Oct. 25.-Ths committee on
the practicabiity of the navigation of the Col
OradO river, made a favorable report to the
Chamber of Commerce, and urge immediate &C.
ton.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

MISS FANNIE YOUNG us PEARL
lNl BLoSsoM''in URder the nasIisht, At walls
new Opera House, Monday night. oe26.N
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A~Chsngs Of Hours.--Ohncs efthe Poto-
mac Ferry Company, Seventh street Wharf, wash
ington, Oct Q, lso7-on and after MONDAY, the l4th
iastsnt, the Steamers Of the Potomac Ferry Company
will leave Washington snd Alexandria every hour
from Ia N. until ep.m. WIN. D. COLT.
90 l0-dlot President ?. &c.
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Comptroller of New York.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 25.-Gsneral Hillhouse la!
accepted the Republican nomination for Comp
troller.
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L o @ Al ITE M 3.

0uR 8l3 BusNEss Surs wear well, and
always look we'll, At A. ssks 4 Cos, SIT Seventh
street, between Avenue and d street.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
propoeals.
No. STATE. 81. NswioHE, May IL l8oI' ,
. pNtu cIrDI5I IES SEALED PROPOSALS

oucs oV As.lsr.Sr GESsnAL % srT;I'TsScr
RMY SIJPPLIES.-SEALEDP PROPOSALS
n n dupHate) viii be received by The gndeT.sIea ns " s n
EESEsDAS M e sfoRk @ % BE- Delivered ere
BfGU1 0 s s,S., lG"i iPoRxNgss OR PRIME
western packed hooped osk OF ;h eas, & y hS oSS SI %
des vi state when their pork PACKED and the brands also the
ASa 81 o S received at such inspection yard, shall be agreed
BY oo psuS. Of first Qnahy PILOT BREAD made good
onrS yrta Ohio or other equally good sbraadd nour cracker;
se Sorsash peI dried before beng packed and
lsd Ss pisd bread each boz Ss,ss IS to Be
s. q S. s"oS sSi .SG top single psS oHsd
and rOS % S.shs .5a s5 Ee' viii II T Also ~ aMu 6y the spseO
VII reject ali quality Of the four any other respect
900 pounds SBw RICE good stout oak bAe lie
Ie 600 pounds esrsy selected original half chest, 90
long green Packages 70 be matted veil strapped and p.IsSI @
be marked G the parry Offering the cargo eAoP
~i rs TsSsesi, os no. more samples Of each hind
ofr. BIDS fof tea may ee made u bond GI duty paid
sample, the nice and tea mU's delivered with the
sin,ss copy he .aeh.d e each II a.
and .hf I'd I .S. s s9tnG nS written guaranty
Of two r,spsn,ible names, ~ folleNs; , ,,n.u.r n,
III. above id ..p dg fsd :ess,s s, !. 10 70 true rue
papor and conditions, also that wtien conflict. WIN ah.S
shsli be executed, II required" ,..,... :. we'll
Ts: :.Ss :I @s eoasn Rf s Il s .G
plsh, MARRIED on evsy package All ether 90 H"
s professions. gsessr r or ..Y:sts. s ts se s,esI
s o. tts part he seller their present quality and anu
s. meal viii e ss s,snd passed spon pat'' fro" this
sses AsDs,. oiths United states - au,,,, and con-
pared slh ,hs ..,a G G,11.ss By on Inspector 'p''A'"
PsyT.n gm y saaas 10 currency 'r's eq~i'S<a ''''
sets.e.ors expected goods .thert expense TIE
Ussd State. .nt required for pnsst a., on, ,eAa musk
ineloSd ~ e.,sop. aadss.a "a, SHs'gg"criL "cLtRRR
f"P''"''' Brev.t Major evs .se A =: o: ;.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
CIpRFNE COIIRT. State of New-Y0 City

CTpRENE COURT, State of New York, City
- and County Of Newlork-EDWARD DAILY plalnli az alhS
LAW CHARLES whose given names are uaAnoNA 10 epoaeh
demand contract Com hot
se defendants boe named You are hereby snmmo1ed ana ana
,.aued 10 complaint this action which VIII De MED r
ode. Of the Clerk city AMI County the @ an
said city Of answer to the sad On ne
ol Ws street IN said City OF lorA
within twenty ay after service this exclusive
the d.y Of nch service fail the SAID complaint
vihia the time aforesaid the plaintiff this scon WI tsse
,p,t Won Tor the hundred and seventy eight and l uo
Ia, h Interest ON 40 thereof sm December q 1890 and
interest," an l 10 100 thereof January H. 1901 and Interest on
S rs loO thereof non February Thousand gt
hi and SYty seven besides this seion-Daied AprJ,
WARD JONES ,isrt .,
c,v and 1onpy OF York the 5ih dav 81 april 1867
"" WARD & JONES WHITEHEAD, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

,,TpRENE COURT-County of Columbia
- HgSRY ROOKRR agt JACOB $. ATWOOD MARl ATWOOD 1D
his wife THOMAS ORR BDwAED HOOKER and ALfhhp - VII!
EoRD suumons for reef-To the shove defendants; n:
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer me ~ =
.ounpt In thI, action Of which leeNth stamp w.:
served upou you Of answer 70
the said subscriber AZ his oree NO 20
Wii.m AZ In The ty Of within twenty at.r he ser
vice hereof exclusive day VI such service ara yo M
.r,ws, IN, aid within time soess the pnbn
action will arplv 10 The he relief demanded ~ ths
(which Was bled Columbia County Clerks once 0"1so
dated Nev-York, Sept 2s, 1907 5o, pI;,gS. 10 .tor.y
s,lD Law Pm