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DRUPOSALo FOR Fl Ell.
CLERK ) OFFICE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES L. S.
NsSuTSGToN ID G. Juna lST

y.
HoTSE OF REPRESENT ATIvEs. L. S,
WASHINGTON. ID. {. June /. 1877. !
Scaled Proposals will be received at this office
until Il o'clock NJ, IF FRIDAY, the 5th of July,
Is6 for supplying Fuel for the use the House OF
Representatives of the United States. follows,
wit:
500 tons (2,24O lbs best quality No /. or largo
Egg Coal. Baltimore Company :. of 4 quality
equal thereto, to be thoroughly screened and FREQ
from dirt.
ls0 cords best Bakers seasoned Pine Wood.
20 cords best seasoned Hickory.
80 cords best seasoned Oak.
Ten cords OF the Hickory to be sawed in three
pieces; all the Of the wOOd to be sawed in two
pieces.
All 10 be delivered in the vaults of the Capitol,
nndrr the direction of the Chief Engineer within
two months after date Of contract.
No bids will be considered from parties not per-
sonally known, unless accompanied with satisfac-
tory references and security will be required for
the faithful performance of the contract.
EDWARD MCPHERSON.
je3-td Clerk House of Representatives L s
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs. &C.. TO NIaHr.

AMUSEMENTS. &C., To NIGHT.
WALLIS OPERA HOUsE.-There was uuite a
large audience present last evening AT the
fourth representation Of the sBlack Crook"
considering 1t was elec ion BIT, and the per-
fornance was loudly applauded. The ballet.
SO important feature In this spectacular
drama, is well sustained, and there is a great
deal OF new and beautiful scenery. Every one
should see it,
NATIONAL THEATER.-Signor BlitZ in his
leats OF leserdemain this evening.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Strawberry fes-
uvai ny the ladies OF the Foundry m. E.)
Churchthis evening.
WAUGH CHAPEL.-Falr and festival by the
ladies this evening
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL for the benefit of
the new Episcopal Cnurch OF the Incarnation,
at No. AIS III street, this evening.
SEVENTH STREET PARK.-Eleventh grand
pic mic of the Awkward Club this afternoon
and evening.
JURNEMANN's GARDEN.-Afte and eye-
ming picnic OF The John Mitchell Circle Ee.
niau Brotherhood.
THE ELECTION YESTERDAY,
Below will he found the corrected returns
showing tie vote for the various candidates at
the election yesterday:
VOTE FOR COLLECTOR, &c
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OFFICE OF WILLIAM Nc NEIR.
~ REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND
pROpERTy AGENT

The recent act of Congress repeating the old laws
for the protection of landlords and eXempting from
distraint for rent household furniture and other
property heretofore the landlord only security for
rent makes it highly important that owners of
houses, stores, &c. should in future avail them:
selves OF every of selecting good tenants and
having properly drawn leases, to the prompt
payment of their rents &c, and would seem to sug
gest alike the wisdom and economy of employing the
services of some experienced agent to rent their
property and collect their rents, thus annually
saving to the owner much time and trouble, and
experience proves, more than double the amount of
commission paid to the agent The duty of an agent
being the collection of rents, regular monthly in
spectlon of the property to prevent its abuse,
curing the settlement of gas and water bills due by
retiring tenants, the payment Of taxes, fire insu
rance, experimenting repairs &C. &C.; and in thus
briefly inviting the notice of prOperty-owners to
the advantages offered by such agency, and solicit
ing their patronage, would beg leave to add that
my perience as an agent and long residence in
the community. united with promptness in dis
patching all business entrusted to me, will secure
for me their liberal patronage. l am permitted
below to refer to some Of my patrons and friends.
=, ,R:terenees john @. McKelden, Jourdan w.
Maufy, Thos J Lord. Charles Sherman, Charles
Gautier, Perry Brother, H, Zimmerman c.,
Chas. b. Maury. fLIfr& WILLIAM MCNEIR,
my % eoly Office No. sos 7th st. bet D and =.
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JEwRLRY -Cluster Sets, Amber Sets. Ame-
thyst aid Steel Sets. 200 ne " styles Of But
tons, Jet Chains, Silver Plated Spoons and
Forks, received this morning at Prigg's Ono
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43s Penna. avenue,
near Az street
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No BETTER INVESTMENT can be made than n
IN Clothing at the present redue prices at
the Great Centrai Clothing House, 460 Sc yenth
street, opposite the Post Office.
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PROPOSALS. FOB CATTLE FOB THE WIN
Il NEBAGO INDIANS.

-
on the 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1867, at the
Office Of the Superintendent of Indian Affairs for
the Northern SUPPLEMENTARY, Omaha City, Ne.
brasks, for furnishing subsistence to the Whine.
baRo Indians at their reservation Nebraska,
eighty miles north of Omaha City as follows: -
l,l00 pounds Ct Beef per day. net weight. .-...--
] coo pounds Of Flour per day, and ..--.
la pounds Of Salt per month mp to the lst day Of
Also. from and after tho lst day Of AUGUST, 1857,
to the LIST day Of June, 1885, the following supplies
SO pounds Of Beef per day. net weight, and
500 pounds Of Salt per month.
All articles Of subsistence furnished must be of
good quality and subJect to inspection and reiec.
tion by the agent Of the Wfnnebagoes.
The right il served to increase or diminish the
Of supplies at the discretion of the su ger
intsndent OF Indian Affairs for the Northern
Also, to terminate the contract that may BE- en-.
tered INTO on giving the contractor contractors
ak weeks notice.
The contractor will be required to execute .
good an sufficient bond in the sum Of 81 ,0O0 for
the faithful fuliment Of the contract.
The party or parties to vi hom the award ts made
must be prepared at once to execute the contract
and give the required bond
Separate proposals VIII be received fer each
article of Subsistence called for in this advertise.
The right is reserved to reject any or oil bids
BdasI. Ge must give in full as veil a.
PrososSis must Ss endorsed iPrdposals for Cat.
tie for the Winnsbsgo indians; p,rrsr
pyss,. s.psr,nssa dent Iadiai Affairs.
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AN HONEST MAN, close buttoned 70 the chin
Brosdcloth without, from Henning
One Price Clothing Store, on the corner of 9TH
street and Maryland avenue
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ceived this morning, at the Great Central
Clothing House, 400 7th street, opposite the
Post Office.
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$40 WILL BUY a nice Duck Suit, at Bars:
also, full stock of Linen and Cashmere Suits
Tor boys. youths, and men, at Bars, corner of
7ih and streets,
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CITY ITEMS.

GOOD Subetantial Drill Pants, at one dollar
and fifty cents per par, at A. Saks & Co.. SIT
Republic
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GOVERNMENT SALES,

SALE OF GRASS GROWING ON THE SMITH
- SONIAS GROUNDS.
Office Of Public BUILDINGS, Grounds, and Works,)
Capitol Of the United States, ;
WaShiagton, May 80, 1877
Will be sold at public auction, by W. L. WALL
/ CO, Auctioneers, on "WEDNESDAY EVENING,
June 5, at O'Clock p. m. under the direction of
Brevet Brigader General N. Mfchler, U. S. A.,
about (42) forty two acres of prime Grass, growing
on Reservation No. 2, known the Smithsonian
Grounds.
The Grass must be cut and removed off the grounds
within 1907 thirty days from the day Of sale
Terms cash. je1-4t
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For GENTS Furnishing Goods and Shirts
made 70 order go to Francs. i9i 7th street
between d and f streets, three doors above
Odd Fellows Hail. lU.I:
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FIVE HUNDRED Linen Goats at enc dollar
and fifty cents; and Blue Check Goats at the
same price. They are the best coats for the
amount IN the city. A. Saks & 90, 517 Seventh
street.
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received. Call and look at them at the Great
Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo-
site the Post Office
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Pour Cons, DuTillons ct OngIes reptres
dams Ia chair, consulter le Docteur White
etabli depuIs l96l-a son Office No. i24 Penn
syivaDia avenue, entire la quatreme ct la
Sixieme rue. II
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CANDIDATES HLDCTID.

CAND1DATEs 1LYCTxD
4idermen.-First Ward j. q. Larman,
Rep. Second Wsrd-Z. Richards, Rep Third
Ward. r. Elvans, Rep. Fourth Wsrd-A.
Lloyd, Dem and w. W. Moore, Dem. Fifth
Ward-John Grinder, Rep. Sixth Ward
Wheeler, Rep.
CouRctlmen.-First Ward - Henry H. TIL
ley, Rep; o. S. Baker, Rep; VIM. M Slowen,
Rep.
Second Ward-J. S Crocker, Rep; John L.
Pau Rep; VIM, Rutherford, Rep.
Third Ward-R- J. Beall, Rep; n b. Clarke,
Rep; T. q. Connolly, Rep.
Fourth Ward-Wm. H. Nalley, Dem: Rob
ert Ball, Dem; Jas. Fl. Moore, Dem
Fifth Ward-Appleton p. CLARK Rep: John
Arrison Rep l.. B. $. Miller, Rep
Sixth Ward-Geo. w. Miller, Dem: James
III. Dalton, Dem Jas c. Dulin. Rep.
Seventh Ward-H. NJ Knight, Rep; ). :.
Baker, Rep; nj. T. Parker, Rep.
AssessorS.-Second Ward - Joshua Whit.
ney, Rep Fourth Ward-R. b. Owens, Dem.
Sixth Ward-Stephen Plumse sell, Rep.
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BURFRTT's CoOAINR-Is the hair dressing
which the bellies and fashion of this country
use. It's effect upon the giossiness and rich
ness and artificial hair is equally durable,
splendid and eff cacious
"Burnett's standard preparations are ceie.
brated tbroug ghout the civilized world.-NeU
Fork Trfbarp ..
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A DELIGHTFUL EXCURsIoN.-If there are
any Of our readers who wish to spend day
away from the city, and ENJOY pleasant trlp
ON the Potoma &C, we recommend them to avail
themselves of the opportunity offered them
in the grand excursion TO Glymont for beue.
fl of the new Catholic Church, advertised in
our paper to-day. Boats will leave 7Ih street
wharf at s \ a. m, and ~ ana 81 p. m. to-
morrow. There will be a dramatic perform
aHce by the children al D. m
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LOOK AT THE RUINS Aye, look at the ruins
OF what were once magnificent sets of teeth.
10 be seen everywhere in society. Look at
them, and ask yourself If it is not marvellous
that such destruction is permitted, when, by
simply using S0sodont. any teetd, hoaoeper fra
gale, may be preserved from decay or blemish
as long as life lasts! go
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AN EXTRA JoB.-Q ute q number OF the
commissioners this morning, on reporting a.
he City Hall 10 the Register, with the ballot
boxes, discovered that they had not completed
their work, through emitting to make list OF
he persons voting, and hence they are doipg
extra work o-day in making out these lists
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DECREE OF DIvoRCE.-This morning, Judge
Olln, sitting in the Equity Court, made de-
cree diyorcing VIM. H. Beckett from the bonds
OF matrimony with Mary Francis Beckett.
The petition flied by the late G. L. II. Day
April, 1855 and lived together for three wears
or more that she conducted herself in an un.
becoming manner, receiving the visits Of other
men, and by her bad conduct forced the petit
toner 10 leave her; that for the past two or
three years she has cohabited with one Ned
Ross, and claimed 10 be married TO him. l. L.
Johnson was the counsel in the case for IN e
petitioner, and Mr.. Ashford, examiner IN
chancery, took the testimony. .s.r
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ECONOMY is the high way to wealth-there
fore economise and buy your Gents Furnish
ing goods at Francs; Good Cotton Half Hose
12Hc; GAUGE Unsershirts from SO cents to
S2.50; good White Shirts. 81 50 and So 49i
7th street, between ID and f, near Odd Eel
lows HAIL 10-l:
Evening star., 1867-06-04

WHAT Is MORE COMMON OR DISTRESSING
THAN A BILIOUS ATTACK D. Who is not
familiar with the we'll lknown symptoms. Op-
preston across the Stomach and Chest. Low
Spirits. Restlessness. Gioominess of Mind,
WEAKNESS, Dull Headache. Dirty, Greasy
appearance OF the Skin, Yellow Tinge of the
Costiveness Few, inueed, of the more ordi-
nary ills of life ere more widely preyalent
than these Bilious Disorders, and yet they may
readily be got rid of by using DR.. Jayne's San
atiye Pills by whose operation the Liver will
be rapidly restored to healthy action, the viii
ated secretiOns of the Stomach changed al,
fostIVeness removed, and the whole system
assisted in recovering its normal condiion.
Sold by all Druggists. w,s,M
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SlGNoR BLITZ.-This popular necromancer
and ventriloquist is giving series of his en- =
terrainments at the National Theatre this
week; and in additiou to his ..Deu bic. eaded
Spbynx," his trained cansries, &c, introduces
many novelties The Signor was always q
crowded houses.
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EsCAPKp.-Iesterday, John Butler and
Henry Evans, colored, and Solomon Ham
mond, white, We're arrested and confined in
the second precinct station. house. BY some
means they managed to escape. Hammond
was reeaptured, but his case was only for being
drunk and oisorderly, and he was fined 50.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

JEST RECEIVED this msrning one hundred
more OF those fine twenty five dollar suits, at
the Great Central Clothing House, 46O 7th
street, opposite the Post Once. ''"i
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WHITE SHIRTS, Sl.75, So, So 50; good Cotton
Hat Hose; pair for 25 cents; gauze Under
shirts, so cents to $3.50; Gray's Imitation
Linen. and Byron Collars, 25 cents per box, st
Francs, 49i 9TH street; between ID and Z
streets, three doors above Odd Fellows
Hail. 10-1:
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- Certify tlat - - proper facilities,
and - able to fulfill contract for furnishing sta
tionery for the Department of the Interior during
the year ending June 30, lS6-, should - bid be
accepted
n. B.-The proposal and guarantee should be
superscribed with the place of residence of the
signers, and the proper date
lei WV LOIIN Z. GOODWIN. rintend.nt
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INTERESTING LRCTURE-We take pleasure
in calling attention 10 Mr.. Tyler's lecture to-
morrow night al Gonzaga Hall, on + street,
between 9th and 10th streets, on Commerce as
tne parent and Nemesis Of Nations" Tickets
At the door. =. =
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EOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, situated on the
l. corner of 18th and streets, Island, containing
six rooms and store Possession given immed
ately. Rent moderate. s.ay sa le3-3t-
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HOUSE FOR RENT-A BRIOK HOUSE Of six
rooms, No $50 lIth street bet q and = sts.;
rent SIS per month, Inquire at 332 18th street,
bet and X 3-3t =
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L'OR RENT-Thrce story HOUSE. pressed brick
i front 8 rooms, gas, water. vault and passage,
on 18th, near L street. Inquire of NJ GREEN cor
ner 18th and l.. .... ie 3-Hr
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EARM FOR SALE.-We are enabled TO offer to
Il public competition one of the most desirably
ted and pleasant properties in or near
the District of Columbia. 1t consists of FARM
OF fifty of highly cultivated land on the east
bank Of the Potomac, and about quarter OF mile
south Of the limits of the Government Hospital for
the Insane, or within one and a half miles of the
Navy Yard Bridge, and in clote proximity to the
enclosure of the National Race Course. The i'm
provements consist Of large residence containing
family. 1t is approached from the public road
(Which by the way, is equal to the best in the Dis
trct3 by a leng avenue hanked on each side by
well-grown Cherry Trees in profuse bearing Alta
convenient distance is large Barn, with Stables,
Outhouses, &c. necessary for a farm; and within
few. steps one of the most copious and beautiful
Springs of flowing water in this region OF country.
The land is covered with heavy crops of Rye. Clo-
yer, and Grass, and is planted with Potatoes Corn,
young and thriving Vineyard in perfect order. In
chard of young trees and selected fruit. There is
no more salubrious spot in this country, nor one
better suited for the residence OF gentleman who
would desire to unite the advantages Of city with
he pleasures and healthfulness OF country life.
Enquire at 212 Pennsylvania avenue, between
4th and 18th 6ts. Ta hss py29-Stf
, 1867-07-12
The Fourth at Lower rou,a..

LOWER TOUOHEr, July ,...
EDITOR STArEsNAN;-You will eors.. '''i.
upon the citizens of our part Of N. ta's
giving us space in your paper to uF' =. y
public that we had Fourth of Jul, vs'' u
Fourth, and no humbug; where n. W
all classes rich and poor, young and ops rpss'p"s
could assemble without fear To c.,., e'aa
great day of American indepeud.n..
regard to political differences or ,els,h ''a''I
At an early hour in the day, the DeoD1. rN''
all parts of the county, in Wagons, ,,'.. ~ aSs
and on horseback, made general ~. 's'',
beautiful grove, at Mullan's bridge ,S.I sA D' u
joy each others society and each o,h.., ''
tality. '0'p.
Mr.. NJ Nceves acted in the capsc;,, :,
ident' and J. NJ Hedrick as Marshal q, :. :, ''A
By 10 o'clock, near one hundred r...' oAt
present, and all marched in good n.,i sa
grove, where seats were prepsrsd ~ "@
spread with that which was e1ceedins,, A'a %
to take. Our singers, which We,. % 1"'
then opened the exercises with III, ""
Hymn, which was followed bv tb. N'''t
the good old Declaration by R. F. W.m sS
Dr.. Goodwin was then intro iuced ana ~
able and eloquent manner addressed 'sg
honor to himself and leaving lasting im,.. So''s
upon all who heard him. At the ,,1|1 ''1
Doctors oration, the following toast, Use Of Dc
and responded to; were fsad
Washington.
America; may her glory never dsp,u.
example ever be followed until all H. AoO Ass
Kings and mobiles shall be forgotten races Of
To the brave officers and men wbo',..,
lives and sacred honor in defepcs of ,to iS'ir
White and Blue. VI 'ue Ksdr
To the mothers of our country. m.rn
train the youth in the paths of trutb sHs wy "
that they will never depart from tbs n,., ,ulOs,
instilled in infancy. Ps'epa
The Star Spaugled Banner was then ,r
the assemblage formed in line of procs.,i,'
marched to an ample repast, to wi, ,,..,
grub, with which all, even the cbiidrsr sU'a
delighted. AT 2 O'Clock, we repairsS ;, "'s
residence of Mr.. Hart, where all who n;,s " "s
partook of the exercise of dancing, which u.a
kePs up until late hour in the evening rs.'
the people all went home, rejoicing in 'os3 s3
time. Yours, NJ ~ sUOa
NJ. NEEyRs
, 1867-07-12

against a candidate flushed with military
glory, is a question that will have to be
satisfactorily answered previous to the nom-
ination being made. 1t is possible that the
democracy may yet settle down to the con-
victiou that it is necessary to have military
chieftain as their standard bearer, in which
event it is quite certain that General Sher-
man will be the man. Not BY any means in
sympathy with the radicals, it will not be
strange if in the end General Sherman is
selected to lead the conservative hosts to
victory
, 1867-07-12

NJ The editor is not supposed, in auv sense
70 oe tne oonserVator Of public morals. He must
foot with the current and smiIe aIiL. I,t
classes Of people and all pursuits of ufs ~
voedte. a"-
Brother Benson, in the above ertrac, s,..,,,
indicates the idea of some people hereabeuts
The editor is mere machine, to "blOv bo, =,
blow cold,' as they choose to Indicate M.n
who entertain these ideas are but one de1r..
removed from idiots, and the editor who rsos,s.
their whining mistakes bis vocation.
, 1867-07-12

The FIRE IN PORTLAED.-The OregoniGn gives
particulars of the late FIRE which consumed the
Oregon Iron Works. The loss is estimated at
near $4,000. D. McCully, the President, lately
loaned the Company $1,000, and required them
to insure the amount, so that be avoids loss nm,
on that amount. Stephen Cofiu was two-ffehs
owneri the remaining owners were D. and A.
McCully, E. N. Cooke, s. T. Church, W. s.
Powell, J. W. Clawsou, DR.. W. Il. Watkins. W i.
Lair Hill, J. G. Jamison, A. Myers, VIM Masters,
and H. Bloomfield. The FIRE originated in the
moulding room, probably from the TASKS leases
in which moulds are made) being placed upop
the lately cast iron, from which they iRnited,
setting the works in blaze. There we're twenty
reapers completed the patentee, Mr.. Davis.
loses $4,000. Some valuable machinery was
saved, and some which was exposed to the Ere
escaped unhurt. There was no wind stirring,
50 the IRE did not spread. The stockholders Of
the Company viii soon decide If the works saalI
be rebuilt. -
, 1867-07-12

The Day we celebrate, may each succeeding
anniversary be so many ties that may help to
oina us to the country that gave it BIRTH
10 the memory of the heroes of the Revolution;
although they sleep beneath the soil for which
tney fought, we will ever cherish their noble
ueeds 10 grateful remembrance.
The Star Spaugled Banner, The palladium of
our liberties. In response to the beautiful
motto before us, we all say with one accord:
yes, the Esprit of Washington still lives"
The President of the United States and his
constitutional advisers; may they ever be im>
oued with the spirit of Washington.
10 the officers in command at Fort Walla
Malia, and 10 the gentlemen that have been 90
kind as to procure cannon for us we hereby
tender our best wishes for their present and
future welfare.
To the orator and chaplain of the day for
their services we feel truly thankful, and hope
taey may each live to enjoy many anniversaries
OF the day we celebrate.
10 the officers of the day; for the manner 10
winch they have performed their duties we ex,
tend to each our sincere thanks.
10 our volunteer gunners; we return To
'nem our thanks for the noble manner iu which
Ihey nave performed their arduous duties.
To the young ladies preseut; may the blossom
oe promise aud indication of the value Of the
mature fruit.
, 1867-07-12

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATEs.-An ex-
change, ofthe radical persuasion, enumerates
three individuals from which list it is pre-,
dlcted the republicans will select their can
dIdate for President. First on the list is
General Grant, who is conceded to have
great popularity with the people, the only
objection to him being that he is retlcent in
all that relates 10 politics General Sher-
man is next named, but he is pronounced
altogether too cratic, aud is at once dis
missed. General Sheridan follows, and after
summing up his achievements on the field
of battle, and his administration of the De>
Partmeut of Louisiana, is pronounced the
right man for the place. Those who knew
little Phil Sheridan in Oregon, few wears
since, and reeollect him as a fierce Breckiu,
ridge democrat, will be amused to hear him
spoken Of as the radical candidate for Pres>
ident; but yet such is the fact, and in this
connection just at this time he appears to
loom above all competitors The mention
OF Colfax in connexion with the Presidency
is regarded as mere childs play, and ip>
tended to pave the way for Cabinet an.
polntment, in the event of the election of
radical President Having said thus much
oil the radicals, we may add that the demo-
Gratis in the Atlantic States are also in search
OF candidate. Thus far, judging from our
eA'nAoges' George H. PendletOn, of Ohio,
IS the iAVorite of the democracy, although
ne has formidable competitor in the per-
son oil Senator Hendricks, of Indiana. Either
o' .0e'e gentlemen, in statesmsnship, or the
training necessary to GIL the Presidsnt;,I
once creaitaOly' are in every way qualified
but whether any mere civilian can sncosd
, 1867-07-12
UNITED STATES TAX NOTICE,

A Ii PERSONS CONCERNED ARE HEREBY
"A notified, that the Annual Taxes, includlns
Especial Taxes" lin lieu of Licensesl and Income
Laws, are now due and payable. The uDderslgbea
lin person or by deputy will be at Dr.. Bakers
Store, in Wala Walla City, Walla WaIla county v.
T., on the 27th day of July, 1861 ready to receive
payment therefor.
PERSONS INTERESTED are urged TO mAkS
Prompt Payment at the above time and place 'nd
thus avoid additional percentage and expense.
n. BAH persons liable for Especial Tai" (here'
tofore callcd License TAX are required to make Pl
ment at the above time and place, or they wiz y
proceeded against for the penalties proscnOe'
law, in addition to the tax
80-2w PHILIP D. MOORE, Collector.
GEORGE T. BUTLER Deputy Collector, I'd Sub Dlsuc..