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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08
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0FFIcs DEPor AND DrsBUAsIso auARrEnaAs'R,l
hrLaSrA, GA, October ? 1857.
Y N THURSDAY: October 10, 1857, for supplying
the Government with
SIS. $50 FEET OF LUMBER,
600 Sill. 20 1sxs
600 Plates % x4xo.
20 sesutling 10 ksx6.
$50 90. ao11aaIt
s ssS 90. ioI1s1S
I,soo do. iox2x4
1i's ssS lot, na1sIss
J. IL. ssS R Fl. S.. snss {. ~ 1lhHs
!, $50 brsnchss 20 x2x0.
900 RAfters Is x2x6
l, $50 Raiters ID I2x6
1888. 10 fee. e rloo1ins i. insAs. thick, 20
OS, 500 feet Flooring ~ inches thick, "A
o. $40 fee, ,%;,a.s C..raishs edged
long IL inches wide
q, 900 fee Plank inch thick, 20 feet
iopg.
10, 900 fe.t Of strips l 4 iUches.
Tbs whole to be good, soun vine Luubsr. De-
rial as viii be rscsirsd in fran ns and to continue
such Quantities and Of such sizes aud seription
as may from time to time be required in the ordinary
ahed within 90 days from the date Of nr ivsry.
rns whols TO be delivered at the swift RGes TraeS
the city OF Atlanta, where Il will BE- inspected.
Proposals. must state the price per THOUSAND feet.
Bids will be entertained for each article separately
for any part Of the whole hill, MT less IN amount
ID q 100 600 feet or for the whole amount
bids must be In rRIPLIcATE, with a copy Of this
advertisement attached to each and bear the eudorss
ment OF two responsible persons who are willing TO
become surety for the bidder In the event Of the con-
tract being awarded to him. Propose not comply.
ing with the requirements OF this advertisement will
be elected.
Bidders are 'vied to DO present or represented at
the opening OF the bids
The GoyernmeHt reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Proposals should be addressed to tho uldersigned,
and 'ndOrsed upon the envelope, Proposals for the
delivery Of Lunber.n
~ order Of brevst Brigadior General r. saxton,
Chief ouarterm ster.
Il. J. FARNswoRTH,
FIRST Lieut.. SIth Infantry A A. q NJ,
oeS'T In charge OF Depot.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

BUILDING ASSOCIATION MEETIEG.-To-
morrow Wednesday, evening, at 1880 o'clock,
the Washington Cooperative Building Associa.
tion holds its regular meeting, at Temperance
Hall, for the purpose Of receiving new members
and subscriptions to stock This association is
composed Of some Of Washington's best citizens,
and We can heartily recommend 1t to those wish.
ipg to build homes for themselves or for others
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

The Hon TENT OF REoHABIrRs.-Las
evening number Of delegates from Maryland to
the sessions Of the High Tent of RschabitsS, in
this city, commencing to-day at 10 a. m, arrived
at the Baltimore depot, and were taken charge
Of by members of that Order.
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ARRIVALS ar THE HOTELS.
EBBlTT HOUSF q n wurIpn

William @. Hennsssey, T. C. Haze, William G.
Moore, New York; A. A. Jordan, Philadelphia
Charles r. Morrison, New York; Cyrus P. Menden
N. " J. II. Robinson, New York; W. W whlts
and lady, Baltimore, Md IS. ~ Nekerop, Chicago
u. Mage, Thomas A. Townsend, New York; Cyrus
Mary sehrminger, Pa =. N. Woodbury., w II. Lyle,
j.; s.. X Bullock, Philadelphia; Spencer wylie
and wife, Chicago; Peter c. Force, Galveston, Texas
Mrs M A. Lands, Tenn. Miss Woodruff. Nav York !.
John ]. kaaddY. Ga . Z AnnnnnaI MIA. Saa.. !,
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTArE.-The fol.
lowing transfers ofreal estate have been reported:
Part Of lot 0, in square 2i9, at $685. 900 part Of
lot s, in square 749, 20 feet on Second street
east. at $500 part of square 1902, at $500
part of square l047, 20 feet, at $500 lot TO- in
square s94, at $780, and part of lot 20, in square
454, at SO $50
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EIGHTu PRECINCT.-A blank sheet was
returned by Lieut.. Millstead yesterday morning,
which augurs well for the morals Of those resid.
Ing In the southeastern section Of the city.
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The BUILDERS EXCHANGE. - An ad.
journed meeting Of the builders was held at the
rooms Of Henry R. Searls, E street, next door to
Eighth, last night.
Mr.. J. W. Rumsey was called to the chair, and
Mr. Mcclellan acted as secretary.
Mr.. Job W. Angus, chairman Of the commit
tee on bylaws, stated that the committee was
not ready to report, and asked further time
which was granted. Mr.. Angus said he was
sorry that more interest was not manifested
among builders to organize the exchange, and
while himself and the rest Of the committee had
met to perfect an organization night after night,
he found their efforts in that behalf nugatory,
and he moved that the meeting adjourn until
Friday evening" which was carried.
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CHARGED WITH LARCENY. - Sergeant
johnson arrested a man named William Brady,
yesterday, charged with breaking into the tool
chest Of Patrick Kari, and stealing therefrom
the following tools Ono pillow plane, valued at
Sl2i one tongue and groove plane, valued at S.
one rip saw, at S. three chisels, valued at So;
and one square, valued at so cents. The accused
was committed to the central station. house.
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DIED OF YELLOW FEvER.-It is with re-
greet we print the mournful news Of the death, by
yellow fever, of William Yorke At Lee, of this
city, In the city Of New Orleans, La Tho father
of deceased, Samuel Yorke At Lee, is librarian
Of the Treasury Department.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

FAST SAILIsa.-The race-boat Grey
hound made the trip from Washington to Il
miles below Fort Foote, Nd, distance OF about
10 miles, on Sunday last In the remarkable
short time Of 68 minutes.
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FIdHTINd.- Frederick Coburn and Nellie
Coburn, his wife, were arrested in the First pre-.
oinct, on complaint of ncighbor, for fighting.
Justice Tucker aned the pair IS each
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ACoIDEYT.-Danel Lewis, q white boy
Of the age Of sixteen, was kicked by q horse on
Sunday afternoon, on Maryland avenue, near
the Long Bridge, and had his arm broken In
consequences. The lad was leading the horse
along. when the animal reared up and knocked
him with his fore leg on tho arm breaking 1t.
The boy was taken to his homo, corner Of Ninth
and II streets, Island, where his injuries wero
attended to.
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MASONIC VISITATION. The Grand Lodge
+. A. A: M, last night paid their annual vista.
tion to Potomac Lodge, No. 8, in Georgstown.i
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Doc Observation-Disclosures Bell, James
Mcdramslsy, Frederick Taylor, Edward John.
son, z. II. Garrison, James Bower, aud james
Murray, all residing in tho Fourth precinct, were
each mulcted in IS hue by Justice Morsell for
owning dogs without license. The indefatigable
Skippen Is after every person within his pre-.
cinct for this violation Of the law, and we again
admonish all to have their license.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

GAssIoBr AND MooS..CLr.-uereafte
the street lamps Of Boston ire to be lighted
every night, and all night, AID II 10 not going
TO DO left to the lamp-lighter and the moon to
divide tho labor between them and neither Of
them do II, as has been tie case sometimes.
There Is q most excellent chaioe for q like i'm
rrovement in this city. Thee arc but very few
nights in the year but whai the streets need
lighting, and to later hour han the lamps arc
kept burning.
So SAYS the New Hampshin (Concord) States.
man. Wish we COLD say as much In the ma
tons capital.
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HYMENIAL-0n Monday morning, DC,
tobsr T. Horace R. Monroe, esq, Treasury De.
pRrtment, was united in marriage to Miss Han.
nah Roach, Of this city, The service was per.
formed at st. Patrick's church, by Rev, j.
Keane, assistant pastor, who celebrated mass
and pronounced the nuptial benediction.
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FoUi,d WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-A
meeting Of the Fourth Ward Republican Cub
was held last evening at the corner Of Fourth and
l. streets; o. ]. Bowen, president, in the chair
The president said that the meeting was called
for the purpose Of electins officers and reorgan'
izing the club.
s, J. Dowen was nominated for president, and
unanimously elected.
Mr. Bowen thanked tho association, In few
appropriate remarks, for tho honor again con
fered upon him
The next business in order being the election
Of vice president, Messrs. T. D. Brown, W. IL
Smith, and ]. II. Crossman were nominated
Mr.. i. d, Crown was elected FIRST vice president
benjamin Mccoy and W. II. Smith were placed
ia nomination for second vice president. Mr..
Smith was elected.
Messrs George Hickman and Benz. Mccoy
were nominated for secretary. Mr.. Mccoy wa,
elected.
Messrs. Townsend and Gangewer were nom
mated for assistant secretary. Mr.. GangeweV
was elected.
Mr.. @. F. Nesdbam aud ]. X. Crossman wert
nominated for Treasurer, and Mr.. Needham was
elected.
A committee Of Eve was appointed by the
Chair to name suitable persons at the next meet
ing for members Of tho Executive Committee to
serve during the ensuing year. Messrs. Mccoy,
Jetfries, Townsend, Crossman, and West were
appointed the committee. Adjourned.
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The Prize FLAGS PGEsENTED.-Last
night the prize flags won by the yacht. boat Robt.
& Lee in the late regatta-consisting Of q large
American flag, a streamer forty feet long, q bur.
gee and q pennant-were presented to the cap.
tain Of that boat by Major Watts In his private
rooms at the Cottage restaurant, foot Of Sixth
street. Several ladies and a large number Of
gentlemen were present to witness the pleasant
affair. Nearly 800 Is the cost Of these flags.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

WASHINGTON COOPERATIVE A ASSOCIATION.
Last evening this association held meeting
In Woodward Hall, l.. Cass Carpenter, chairman,
and O. B. Parkman, secretary.
The association Is now possessed of 81, 100,
and propose to open store, on Monday next,
at No. 4S7 Ninth street, by which time tho funds
will, In all probability, DO increased to about
$l,7O0.
Mr.. J. B. Brown was chosen as treasurer, and
he bonded as such in the sum of IS, 900.
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FULLY COMMITTED. - Yesterday, John
Fontz, who was arrested by Officer Nutting, OIL
the Second precinct, while in the act of aiding a
burglary in that precinct, as stated in the Re.
PUBLICAN of yesterday, had a hearing before
Justice Harper. About half a dozen witnesse,
were examined, NJ. Thompson, esq, appearing
for the accused. At the close Of the hearing,
Justice Harper committed the accused to jail for
court In default of 81, 900 bail. Friends Of the
accused testified that he showed strong symp.
toms of mental arrangement during several days
past.
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beard OF HEALTH.-The monthly meet
ing of tho Board of Health was to have been
held yesterday afternoon, but at the hour speci.
fed there was not q quorum present. DR.. O..
NJ. Dove, secretary Of the board, Drs. Prentiss,
Todd, Gaddis, Roberts, and Fenwick, and Mr.
JOB Angus were present half an hour after the
regular hour, and there being no prospect of
another member arriving to make a quorum
those present adjourned to meet again on the
fvst Monday in November.
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NATIONAL HOTEL-H. s. BErso,

A. Htchcoek, WIN. 0erod, J. A Tauber, New York
Charles @ Drake, Burlington, n. J. Joseph H. Nc
Farland and A. T Keating, Washington ; D. Reming
holland, Loudoun, Va. Geo. Harsrsus, Columbus,
Ga, Miss Forsyth and John W. deorge, B.ltimore;
8. Eliason, Delaware; T. II. wsItbrook, Pbiladel-
W Rec aud Col. A. W. Sheldon, Iowa; A. NJ East.
m
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

REoRGANIzED.-O On Saturday evening
last Martha Washington Social Temple, No. l,
a branch Of the temperance order, was reorgan.
lied In the upper hall of Union League building,
and about a dozen ladies and gentlemen were
initiated after which a pleasant social enter.
tanment was had. Although this association
ceased to meet, 1t never surrendered its charter.
The following. named persons are Its officers s.
P. T.. Mrs, s. p. Edsonj B. P. T., D. P. Hollo-
way s. V. T., Mrs. Ada spurgeonj B. v. T., J.
Z. Darnallj S. u, Mrs. Mary Darnalli B. u,
George A. Mark s. R., Miss Carrie Reeves b.
R., 7, G. Spurgeoni S. T., Mrs. F. Heatonj b.
F, s., W. II. Chase s. G., Miss L. Z. Edsonj b.
s., L. J. Parker s. Past T., Miss Ada Biddle.
man B. Past T., 8. W. Pearson.
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FIRST COOPERATIVE AssoCIArIoS-ONE
MILLION DOLLARS SUDsCRIBED.-A meeting Of
this association was held at Potomac Hall last
evening. The receipts Of the evening amounted
to So, 900, which was disposed Of in two lots
at SO per cent. premium. One thousand shares
of stock have been subscribed, representing one
million dollars The board Of directors have
made the following selection Of committees {:
Finance-J. B. Ellis, William Murtagh, and
W. @. Flood. Valuation-J. A. Stephenson, J.
II. Heron, and 7. II. Walker. Visiting-J. T.
Clark, j. Il. Thompson and r. 7. Bartle. At
tOrney-J. D. Ellis Trustees-H. A. Clark,
William A. Fenwick.
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KIRKW0OD HOUsE-HEvpLrr a aRrx,

VIM H. Wood, US N; Albert Hayden, Washing.
!onj Campbell, Johu Maxwell, Emory Morrison,
irwin III. Nicholson, Mccormick Philadelphia; r.
\. Forsyth, :. 9. Cunningham, n. Y. Harry Warden,
brooklyn; I. J. Watts, John splece, Isaac Watson
u. b. R,idhem, M. Burke, Cumberland co. Z J.
Reed, Ell Maury, Pa X; IN. @ Pinkney, Charles
ton; John Eghman, Benz. Arnedo, VI D. Bangs J.
Granger, New Orleans J. n. Pu.ey, A Howard,
Fred Q Smith, Baltimore; J. T. Price, wilmin gton
A Batter worth Stanton
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ORGANIZATION OF New BUILDING Al.
ISOLATION Last evening quite large number
Of persons assembled at No. 81 Louisiana avenue
over ]. d. Wheeler 4 Co.'s auction rooms, fol
the purpose Of forming 4 new building assoo.a.
tiou, to be composed exclusively Of members oil
the Order Of Temperance.
Mr.. John N. Oliver was chosen president pre-
tenn, and Mr.. George A. Bassett was elected
secretary pro tern.
The Chair stated the object, when Mr.. Georg,
p. Hopkins made few remarks as to the proper
and best mode Of organizing building assooia.
ton.
On motion Of Mr. Hopkins, tho president ap.
pointed Messrs. 8. @. Hopkins, DR.. J. o. n.
Clarke, William Towers, @. A. Bassett, and A.
Campbell q committee to draft q constitution and
bylaws to be submitted for consideration to tho
next meeting
On motion, the name chosen for the associa-
tion Is The Temperance Building and Trust
Association Of Washington"
Mr. z. B. Brooke moved that circulars ex.
planning the objects of tho association DO sent to
each Of the temperance associations. Agreed to
Tho following. named persons signed the roll Of
membership William Towers, John N. Olive
John II. Darrell, ]. G. R Clark, z. D. Brooke,
Geo. P. Hopkins. Stephen W. Bassett, Henry r.
Hopkins, Geo A. Bassett, A. Campbell, John
B. Wheeler, James E. Williams, J. P. d Phelps,
VIM. II. Towers, George Savage, VIM. John
Miller John Golden and VIM. Henry Harrison.
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

BITTEN BY A DoG.-On Sunday evening
as Mr.. Thomas J. Davis, an old and respected
citizen Of the Navy Yard, was passing quietly
along Sixth street east. a very vicious dog
owned, 1t Is said, by Giatana Repetti, sprang on
him and bit him very severely, some half dozen
times, in the neither limbs, tearing the hesh from
tho calf Of one leg and sinking his faugs deep
into the thigh Of the other The pains, though
immense, will not, 1t Is thought, result very SO.
riously: A warrant has been issued against
Reptth.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

WoAEs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS are
being instituted in nearly al our large cities.
lence being the main featurc. The association
in tho city Of Hartford, Conn, has In charge a
large boarding. house for factory girls and others
They are thus kept sway from temptations,
ioarn good manners, and are trained In the social
virtues. The association sso has In charge
several hundred children II poor dspraved
parents, whom they clothe, apply with books,
and send them to the pubic schoolr, and, In
many cases, find places for them In respectable
families. It seems to US thlt We need such an
association In Washington. What soy the
ladies-shAll We have IT.
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sEAToN HoUsE-Jous H. sxrxrs.

Y. Preston aud wife, Baltimore; Il. J. Dunn,
city, Z CONWAY, Cal. X NJ. Williams, Rockville,
Md, John Pedduck Philadelphia, Pa. {; II. o. Pear.
son, N. v b sliphmao, Val X D Blauvel,, New
Brunswick n j.; {, L Houldsuburs, NY; IF.
Dewey Baltimore Allen, wife aud dang hter, R
Jackson and Holloway and daughter, n. Y. ; Il
Hide, U, s A, Charleston 8. G J. r Barr and Mrs
Sylvester, city; H. P. Smith, Baltimore.
wILLARDS' HofEL-SrEEs, CHADWICK 4 Co
James B. Craig, A. R Glenn, 3. Sherman, D
Webb, Mrs. Holden, George ST. George. IT., DouglA
A. Loylew, W. Armstrong and wife, s G Beschu m
H. G. Hall New York 3. Dunn, Pa. 3. L. Sander
son, Brooklyn: W. r. Mullen, J Il. Robinson, 1t
louis; W Ross, Mobile; W. D. Cabell, Nelson
Va W. 7. Brigham, Baltimore; d O Mauow apC
ady, "a. n T. Atkinson, Md. W. Gardiner and
wife, Little Falls.
METROPOLITAN H0TEL-Porrs 4 SHELLEY,
William II. shryock, VIM. II. yirking, Al James,
Baltimore; Will. Q. Gomalbss, D. G c. 3 Andrew,
A. Z Hewitt Chas. Foster, New York. J. T. Mitehsli,
Philadelphia James NJ. Hall, M,utreat; c. W. Dupu
Frederick. Nd; John avis, W. Va; william 3. II.
Scared, Ga
OWEN HOUSES. W. 0wEs.
@. II. Gliding, Texas; C W. Campbell, Washing.
ton; Jno W. BerkS, Philadelphia, Pa
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS USIoS.-A reg
ular meeting Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union
was held last evening at 4 o'clock, the prosi-
dent, Major Morse, presiding.
Major Wells, from the committee appointed Ut
last meeting to inquire into the discharge Of SOL
diors from tho departments, stated that the COM
mitteo had an interview with General Grant, on
tho I'd Of October, in reference to the discharge
Of soldiers In the Quartermaster Generals ofioe.
The interview was satisfactory In every respect.
On tAat occasion they were presented with the
following memorandum, which had been issued
previous to the calling Of your committee:
wan DEPARrnxSr,)
hpJrTASr GENEnAL's oIYIcB, I
wAsuISGros, Oct. l, 1867
MEMORANDUM.
Departments under tho War Department re-
duoing their forco In accordance with existing
instructions, will observe the following rule, a.
far as practicable:
l. Preferences in the retained force will be
given to those honorabfy discharged soldiers
who have been disabled In the late rebellion,
either by wounds received or disease contracted
In the line Of duty in tho army.
2. Those honorably discharged soldiers who
served faithfully and have families.
8. Those honorably. discharged soldiers who
served faithfully and have no families
This rule Is not to DO so construed a. 10 re-
quire the discharge Of spch men as, in the opin.
ion Of the heads Of departments, cannot be 70.
placed from tho above named classes.
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
L d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Major Doughty, after making some very in.
tore5ting and eloquent remarks, offered tho fol-
lowing resolution; which was adopted:
ResOlred, That this Upion tender to Gen. U.
s. Grant, Secretary ofWar ad Interim, . vote Of
thanks for The just and proper discrim' nation In
honor Of the soldier that he has made In the re-
ducton Of the force under his control.
Major Wells offered the following resolution;
which was passed:
Resoired, That we earnestly u-ge all our mem.
bers to assemble upon next Monday night, for
the purpose Of q more perfect organization In
view Of events now transpiring.
Adjourned
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METROPOLITAN POLICE Co-oPERATIvE
USroS-'rhis Union held a meeting at Police
Headquarters at 7.30 o'clock last evening.
There were but few members present, and in the
absence Of the president, VIM J. Murtngh, ESQ.,,
was called to the chair. BENZ. +. Peters, osq.,
acted as secretary.
Mr.. Samuel W. Taylor remarked that the
small attendance was, doubtless, owing to tho
fact that the officers Of the force had not been
paid money due them rom the corporation, and
he moved that the meeting adjourn until the
first Monday In November, by which tine he
hoped they would receive that pay.
The motion was agreed to, and the Union nd
journed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

RELIEF DISPATCHED TO THE YELLOW FE-
YER sUFrEREns- Yesterday q dispatch was
sent by VIM. S. Huntington, ESQ.,, cashier Of the
First National Bank, TO Henry Hull, Of tho
Louisiana National Bank, New Orleans, placing
eight hundred dollars, proceeds Of the efforts Of
the Israelites Of this city, to the credit Of Jas.
X. Gutthsim, for the benefit Of the yellow.fever
sufferers. Mr.. Huntington kindly transmitted
tho funds without charge, and Mr.. G. A. Tinker,
manager Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pnny, sent the dispatch free Of cost.
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OFFICE DEPor AND DIsBUksISG QuARTERnAs'R,l
ATLANTA, GA, October q 1857. (
Sealed Proposals will be received at this one. until
Y N THURSDAY. October 10, 1857, for supplying
SIS, go YEEr OF LuMBRR,