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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03

THE JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE AP-
l. pointed by the General Assembly 10 ascertain
what attainable spot is most eligible for the site of
new State House invite information upon the sub
ject. One within the corporate limits of New Or
leans preferred, ana ample grounds will be requisite,
as well as conspicuous position: If this iniorma-
ton comes from owners nf grounds suggested. they
will state their terms. All communications will be in
writing. and addressed to the undersigned, Acting
Chairman of the Committee, &c Camp street, New
Orleans.
del i'm AB. BACON
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03

|EAL ESTATE OWNERS AssooIATIoN.--At a
ping of the Directors of the Real Estate
pers' Association, yesterday, preamble
resolutions were adopted, setting forth
whereas, they had sent to the Common
'ncil series of resolutions showing the
fpedieney of the $4,000, O6O bond ordi-
be; and, whereas, notwithstanding said
fermentation the election ordered will
PERSISTED in; be it
Fs0lued. That the members of the Asso.
on and citizens generally be advised to
4 against the proposed ordinance for the
mption of city money.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03

CLERKS OFFICE U. s. DISTRICT COURT,
In Bankruptcy.
December l, 1853
THE NOTICE ISSUED FROM THIS OFFICE
Il that John Thornhill had filed his petition to be
declared bankrupt as the partner of 4. W. Estlin
was issued through mistake; 1t should have been
Henry fnorhnilL
Mr.. John Thornhill has not applied for the benefit
of the bankrupt Law.
del 81 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03

SucCeBbIOU Oh Whit III w UWHu-NO USHBW
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish OF orleans. Who ea4 David stckney has
petitoned the letters ofdAtive dictatorship
on the estate OF the late William Whann deceased
intestate: Notice is hereby given TO all whom it
may 1ncern, to show cause within ten days why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
del 5 10 NJ o, TRACY, Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03

oPEMENT.-Th Times and Picayune
he their readers with the story of an
ement prevented by the interference of
Superintendent of Police, whose SER
5 were invoked by the mother of the
and who, in the absence of the in
ed couple, was mistaken by the minister
|he bridegroom, and had to explain his
case very much to the establishment of
saresent. The intended couple, by the
Mad already elsewhere made themselves
.sln ono Flru E
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03

BucceaNlOn OF o Osenh NhpOIeOn-Nn.
&,5s7.
CECOND DISTRICTUOURT FOR THE PARISH
. of Orleans.-EotIce is hereby given to tue
creditors of this estate and to all other persons
herein interested, to chow cause within ten DAYS
from the present notification, If any they have or
can, VIII the account presented by the admiuistra
trix OF this estate should not be homologAted and
herewith. Iliitl
desTis u ' ~ NJ. o. TRACY. Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03
VNITED sTATEs vi .TRIOT 60 UMT
In BanIrruptcy-No. Ie3.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OS OSCAR X LYLE
Earsrcpt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02
Foreclosure Notice.

hereby give public notice that Lorenzo p
Bake OF oflahd on the i2th hay o. 0et9ber,
A. u. lsjl, by his deed OF Mortgage of that date
duly recorded, eouvcy ed to me IN fee an in mort
gage certain parcel Of land situated in orand,
ana bounded ana described as follows, to vii; =
WORTH near Masou's Mills, al the s0utheastery
corner of land occupied By Iemuel Arnold:
thence north 40 deg. east, by said Arnold land 10
rods thence south - deg. east, 20 rods; thence
south 10 deg, west, IL rods 10 The road and thence
ON said road westerly 10 the place of beginning,
containing two acres, together with a privilege OF
a water course to the pond or stYeanl.
Tie condition OF said mortgage having been
broken, chim TO iareclose tie and give this
notice lor that purpose.
FREEMAN II. I.AIsDELL,
by II X. Halves, his Attorney.
oliand sept Is, 80 Sotocts3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02

AT Cour. Of Probate holden at Ellsworth vitl..n
and for the County at Hancock, IA the I=t
Wednesday of Scpt.A. D. ISIS,
u cbecca :. Warren named ENecurix, in q certain
IL instrument rurpoTtng to be the last VIII and
testament of William Warren, late Of Deer Isle in
said county, deceased, having present G L e same
Tor Probate:
0RDEBEp,-That the said EXccutriX give notice
10 all persons interested, " causing copy Of this
order 10 be published three weeks .uccessively IN
the Ellsworth American printed at Ells Worth, ii
they may appear nj n obate Court 10 b. held At
Ellsworth, Ia said county, eH the 9Th "Wednesday
OF Oct next, at ten Of The clock in the forenoon,
and shew cause, ifsnS they have, why the said IN
strument should not he proved, approved and
allowed as tie last will and Testament Of said
deceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A True Cory,-Attest:
SW "a Gro \. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02

To the Honorable, The Justices of the Supreme
Judicial Court next 20 be holden at Ellsworth,
within and Tor the County OF Hancock Oh the
9Th Tuesday OF April next.
I Men p. Green of Eluehil in said County, wife
i of George II. Green, now or late cf said
Bluehiil, respectfully hbels and gives this Honor.
able Court to lac informed, that she lawfully
married to the said George II. Green at Salon III
Ike commonwealth of Massachusetts on the
twenty ifth day of March A. j. Is6l, Vet the said
George III. Green negiectins his marriage VOWS
and duty, on the day following len for California
by sea, and wholly neglected to contribute to her
support except the sum OF init dollars sent her on
his arrival there, and has never returned TO her
aud for the space Of more than three years did
not make 1t known to her that he was living by
writing or otherwise. Wherefore your libel 4iil
prays that the bonds of mauimunY may be dis
solved between herself and the said George II.
Gleen, and as IN duty bound VIII ever pray,
ELLk$ l.. GiiEEN.
STATE uF MAINE.
HANCOCK, So, supreme Judicial Court, April
Term, A. ID. lsbS.
Upon The foregoing libel the Court order, that
notice OF the pendency OF the same be given t.
the libelee therein named BY publishing an attest
three weeks successfully IN the Ellsworth Amer
can, the last publication ta be at least thirty days
before the next term OF this Court TO be holden a
Ellsworth. within and for the county OF Hancock
on he 1omth Tuesday OF October next tina
said lihelee may then and there appear, and an
swer the said libel, ard show cause, if any II,
have, why the pra. or thereof should not be grant
ed,
Attest -pAEkER ". PERRY Clerk.
true copy OF the libel aud order thereon
3w3j Attest :-PABKEp W. PERRY, GleIk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02

Commissioners Notice,

IT Ac suN-rrlUt.s AtftUt NV lluUE n0TI0t NM
2 they haze been appoi tied by the Hon. Fars er
Tuck, Judge OF Probate Tor tho county Of Hancock
,l,uuiss toners TO receive and examine the claim
oi The creditors to the estate 81 Anthony Merchant
laie OF Deer Isle deceased, represented iu-olSeut
AID That sir months from tie Af-t day Of July lat
are allowed TO creditors 20 bring Ia and prove
their ealas, and that hey Will ID, in session tor
that purpose ~ the store Bf Parker T. Eaton n
Green's Landing ia Deer =!e on the last Saturday
of November next, and ca Wednesday the 5lth
day OF DeecmLe r next.
3N3G I.matius Nnln.l. No'H' ~. ..NI-'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust Of an exec.
OtrlX Of the estate of
jeremiah Wescott, late ofPenobscot
in the county of Hancock, deceased by civ.
ing bond rs the law directs she therefore request
all persons who indebted to said decease{'s e.
tate, TO ma Ike immediate pay ment and ceuse who
have any demands thereon 10 exhibit tie same
Tor settlement,
KEsIAu WEsCorr.
Aug. 5th ls5s. 3wS6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02
Foreclosure n Offices.

! hereby gre public notice that Henry IL. Hop.
kin-, Oriaud, on the 81 day OF January, A.
q. l-jl, by his deed OF mortgage Of that cate
duly rtro .ded, conveyed 70 me in Tee and In mort.
gage cc4ts.a lot parcel OF land situated in or
laLt and uuHi,d HuG described rs follows to y il!
Nua4Eel IS lif iaUd ul Ge5es Saunders eastCry by
au ;iIpNaBtc way For "A Ioad; soUtherly by land
owned tv DO hiia Gross, and westerly by land
formerly Owned bS the propIietors OF No. - nov
90 land, being forty rods wide and two hundred
ioGa long and the same lot ca which the late
Charles ". Nom EoIaery lived
Tie coalition OF said mortgage having 5eea
Lie"en, e.alm To furtC'Use tie same, and give
tlls notice Tor MAT purpose,
FREEMAN ii. BLAisUELL,
3N36 Hy II. X. HALVES, his Attorney.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02
N office.

W., having been appointed by the Judge OF
- Probate iog tho county OF Hancock, 20 re-
&C i've ana examine The claims Of The creditors OF
loci Emery Jr., late of Eden, in said county de-
ceased, whose estate Is represented lnsolveHt
give notice that six months, commencing the -3ii
day Of September, \. b. lSgS, have been allow Il
- said creditors to bring IN and prove t,tir claim
asl IA we viii attend the service assigned Us, a
the dwrllinghouse OF David IL. Paine ia Eden, on
The lat saturday OF the following months, si3
October, November, December, January and / tJ-
suary, ttom tvo O'Clock te six O'Clock, +. ~
JAMES 4. liANOR,
DAVID Ii. IAiNE.
Set ga, 1873. 3ws6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02
TGG 5CI2MCG og ALl,
ORS ELF-P SIRV ATION

A NEW Medical Book, the Rest in the world
"A Written by Dr \. II. Hayes, who has had
marc experience IN dealing with diseases tt atcd
n treat. ulGn The ERRORS af Youth, fkEAiA.
TURT DECLINE OF MANHOOD, StMiNAL
NAKNESS and Ell BISF tsEs nd ABUSES of
the GrNERATlNE ORGANS. itc0ntaiES aVapagc7
bound In cloth. illustrated WAN eeaHiitnl ehStat-
ings. "This is NO uuack d9etor's cheap &dt'Ftls
ing pamphlet, but truly scientific and popular
treatise hq one Of The glast canned and FepEia,
physieans &c the day. !! The young Il 4 lnid,sic.
eyed we9id ayeid mental depression, gu nervous
dispnses, premature ceray ard dvsth. IN them
reaa Dr. Hsxe@ roltlar met3cal work erutled
sshe science Of Lie - If i,at 0tsi eWYicai
,7a2fso{.
,ert bv nail sarura,r >eal.1i on rsro 1T ofFrioe
tufy So ln extea Faata, r.. 4f. At if-- iEr HH-
kaor, No. il.. l.., ftstcp ,f .r-''e i8' t,1-
we're Hoglse1 y. E-#t5F. Is. f.c .aal-- sl oo..t=
talfud IA The StfIettat clHl.As.3Hl tNNh4AA. iA
>rttt~t g4tl tlsl,1 ,tS HEIIat. tia-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02
4 tIIe cOIy--AttteI.
GEc. \. DYER, Register. 3w IS

II Court Of Probate hcl len at biuchtl within
ana the county Of Hancock, ga thv Isl " CO.
nesddy of July \. u, is.
4 \ aries \. SpodoTd, Executor Of tEe last VIII
Y and Testament Of Pearl >peilofa. tatc ut d q
Isle in said County decea=ea-hasHe presented
his first and private ol admins traiio. up
ON sand estate Tor Probate
ORpERED-Eh.tt the said Executor give notice
a all persons Interested by causing cuFs d t5t
eraer to be published three weeks successfully IL
the Ellsworth American, printed nj Ellsworth thaa
they may appear at Il probate court 20 be held at
Ellsworth IN sad county, on the 4ai y ttIiesl.gt
OF October next, at ten OF the clock IN s3c forenoon
and Shew cause, If any they have, VII. ,te same
sht uid not he allowed.
PARKER TICK Judge.
y true copy-Attest:
WIS Geo, A. Dyer, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02

At Court Of Probate holden at BIaehlH, within
and feF the ceRnty Of Hancock, the Isl 50 a.
nesday OF )rly y. D., 1S,S.
Mary sunson, a'!mini-iratIiX upon tie eztaieel
vi Moses stir-Gs late Of Deer f. q, tn .s.-.
county deceaseti-iasiaa presented her i.ezt ~
count of administration up0l said e~tatc I7f lro.
bate
notice thereof 10 all persons flcro>fte Gus les,
copy Of thi. order 20 ie publish Il i4|.a 1seass
successfully ia tint E..tF cTjn Ataerir printed
Ellsworth that thcy my afpear 81 probate
Court To b holden a. Ell-WeFtf; Gil tie 5ja Wei
nesday of Oct next, at len Of tae CLOCK IN e
forenoon, and sheN cause if any tu1y nave s il.
tie same should not be allowed.
PAEi.EE z CIl, - g2.#
a true copy-Attest.
GEc. \. DYER Register. 3w IS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02
NEW MEDICINES
Thompsonian Medicines.
IIo keeps a general assortment of Nedieine
aseu by Ply sieilns, together with

The genuine Smiths Razor .StropJ.
Fig Candies, Washing Powders, soap, bye sturs,
supporter. spices Of all kinds, ci;ron, Cur
Pickles. 81, &c,
&c. &c. ,&c.. &c, &c, DC.
just received, per Express, new supply Of the
mos, popular Patent Medicines, among which are
Complaint. Coughs, pyspcpsls. Female Diseases:
and degeneration of Man Weeks Magic Com
ponnd Nhtiranb's remedy for Asthma: B,rnss',
Cod Liver ON Jayne's ENpertorant Wisiar's
Wild Cherry Balsam Fowic' cure Tor files DIR.
Jcnnc's Antidote brakes Bensoine for rem"s-
6arglibg OIL Dadd', and Mllier's Condition Pow
der> cheeseman's Claikes and Duponco's Female
Pills, for female distractions, &c; Grugor's Con
eentraled Cure tor nervous weakness; hemboids
Fluid Extract OF Bucnu, for diseases Of the blad'
der, kidneys. &c; Maynard's Col"dion for burn
and eats i,.artsiner's Rheumatic Compound, Fern
Wan syrup; Gould's Pin worm syrup; Houghin's
Corn Solvent, and iEiallible remedy: Magnetic
Balsam, Tor rheumatism and neuralgia; Jenriess
Panacea OF Lie, a sure cure for sore Throat sHd
bronchial affections. stones Elixir. for bronchiIi
Copeland sure cure for Bed bugs,
BirTERs -oxygcnatcd, Iioohand,s, Peok's, liar
dys Bro Nns Clnrke's sherry Wine, Langley's
Root a "a Herb. Atbotts, aud others:
LiNiNts1-Tnbias', Good samaritan, Msstasg
and Linimonts AMI Oinimenis of all kInds;
STANDARDIZATION sands Shakers and
all other principal kinds.
FILLS Ayers sugar coated, Brandreth's and
Wrighr- intiian Vegetable,
Al-o, Meayers canker md salt rneum Syrup: Ar
| oils vital FLUID Atwoods Extract Dandelior,
hrin,'s Purifying Extract. Gay. Blood furiner
Kennedy = Medieval discovery Morse's syrup Vel
low lpoek Railways Remedies: McMum's Ehxir
OF 1yium; Mrs. wnslow's soothing sPrup: sAA.
ter Extract Nalerian; Balm OF Thousand Flow
crs tutd Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge.
Ayers cherry rectoral; Brants Pulmonary
Halsam; Clarke's Cough syrup; bachelor
and Iiarri-on's Hair Dye Barney's Musk Cologne :
shaving Cream and Netbcna Water: butchers
Dead short ior Bed Buh,; and all other articles
usually kept in n Drug store.
Pavaadn Prescriptions earefsiIye cow
pounded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02
VEGETABLE S.aii..aa Hair neao15f

fIds sf3o.t tic test Of serca Hcal.s
before tttc G;,h'ic: GA,t no ,5trp5F-
sti0a ja# he !Hi.. faets Haf 'ae33 dis
cGGaYCI to- i5'iH ,2.'2;'H tie ~
hc91F'Ci4i results. 1t is a. cHt}"Cia
i,ca' 6eieati4ic Gtseoref8t. ,ezsil 3 u.
;ng z.sstgsG oi' tie mo- pasfl'5tfE 5ttt5t
re3toIT3'jf'e ~ osits ia !Rc Ne.C-'
ABLE it56Co1s1. ftr2=t7"cs ci3Ss
HAIR 70 ITS CSic'g&E. TcJTH-
SUI COLOR. II MIKES ne .rtt3
1CAjtc H}' Cie0R: .cIs,ts "3'}f"atf
and hVt73Fs. and illiiaE oil; 81
the hair; 0HF tCtU H!gj.e Il gl'atr
5'pgt JRid heads. cs'ce.9t IN cCFa
dgoR persons. as Il T"fniSftc5 liz
ii.t1fiise p.iHcipte GH s"Aie}t -
hair a. no fsjsRci and sHspggei.
II .aI!.es tie hair mos. sat. md
Gi3sSY. and = WRSHifF aScf rs Il
MIN ID Il / = = y q. II IS TIE
cheapCs. prcg9|0fion ct'eF olI.Ica
to Ire puJtir. as one hof ic ic33 &C.
co.pD{i4a more cad last io9Tas
Han three bottles Of 0"y otter
preparation.
ii Is rSco.anfs RC7cd GaF HScl bY
the First Medical Authority.
Tie U.op6e434i results i'4.4drcsi
or OAR .Sicijida Hair hcfcrcr H0se
i8tiaced many to H1Rg9
preparations .0r tie Isi{:'. 1t',tie!.
7'TFi0;lS names: IRd. IN C!TtCr -
t,.Iace the irede Gl91 lie pH8}c =
purchase tiJei5' com '}2af.. q >. t.t-ti
| hocc resortest TO jUiSei5g1l, 6J
clTiniRI tirJ lrc9e form O.. pm
ne.S, al. !,ff,I some c0i:n"ct,tft .'',f3
| or M. EGV. and ttci.' I}Tc22ITz,-
! tion IRIS silrFGy to C;iy'S. 10 H3t
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/ O!iT:nd5: IL has Rcrcr yCi beer
c3ffaIte4. oar Treatise ca ttc
lia,r. lriA certificates, st free
on mail. See fHt;t CGc', 52t5Ie has
OR prtgota TcrcRt;c StHn3.p Ocer
IKE Top Of the tots{c. III others
are limitations.
R. P P. Hall { Co.. Props, Nashua, Nh.
Sod by all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine.
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american ana Foreign Patents
r. Il. EDDY.

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Lat agsat ag tbs -. pstza, p1se, Washington
uuAsF tbe At of Isl.
No, rs. State st =, Opposite hllby ST.,
BOSTON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02
t'.t. / y az Ait4t'
Aup 5th 1sf5S


Hancock, S. Court OF Probate August Torn,
a. u. ts6S.
Upon the foregoing petition, oHrEEfi'.-1tat
said petitioner give public notice 70 allpeEs'ns
this order tlErC0n, to be paail~Aud tnfee week,
successfully III This LII worth American a HcHs-
paper pabishe,l in Ellsworth, il saia Count that
they may appear At Il Court Of Probate foF said
County, TO he held az Ia Narth GA the ~ Wei.
nesduy@of Oct. next. at teu Of the clpiA lN itt
forenoon to how cause, Il aEv they have why iile
PRAYER Of said petitionel shoEld MOI Be granted.
PARKEE TICk, JaG-r.
Attest ito. \. DYER Register. ~ 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-20
THE EVENING STAR.
LATE rELEGRAMs, Ao.


During the cholera last summer in ST. LeuW
a large number Of the bodies Of victims Of the
Epidemic were buried by the city on Arsenal
Island, short distance below the city. The
ri,er has been for some time gssduaily wear
lhe the island away, and yesterday the Sat-f
Icscheo the trenches in which the BODIES were
buried, and washed some hfty or IN Jr- col ne
down the strCam. Twenty four corpses have
oeh recovered, aud measures will b. tax a %
viii also oe protected or moved 70 place Of
safety.
The pelice difhcul;y in Louisville Ky will
UNDOUBTEDLY come TO al issue to-day Tue
police commissioners haye r.ce. y.d an. can
missions item the Governor. and ,nev I,ye
already sworn In q majority OF their fo-.e
They will demand from tue Nayor n sarrsr
der of the stations and the withdrawal of en-.
old force.
The parliament Of the North Germa, C,n.
liberation has adopted resolutions instrnctinz
Count ' IN Bismarck 90 enter into neg oilati ons
Hiih foreign powers for he purpose Of estab.
hshlng by treaty the absolute neutrality of pn-
waite property at sea during The time OF war.
james HamilI, Champion oarsmaa, aud Ken
~ C,ut \ of Ailei hang, have sIgned artlclss
OF sgreem' MT 10 row for the ScnuyISId sham
piUnsillp nnd 40 aside, on the SchuylkiIl
rlver, Pal. sdelph a, Thursday, June Ie
Governor McComick, of Arizona. and the
MeNican Governor of Sonora, had an inter-
Nl'w, at winch arrangements were made for
securing the right oftranSit through Mexican
tIrIiory.
There are over a dozen cases before the
United States Circuit Oou q az 81 Louis for
manufacturing tobacco OF Disabling lIquor in
Violation OF the revenue laws.
A Protestant church has ben openei m the
Mexican capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-20

~ King Cotton nnds a rival in North Oar
oil ina, IN king Peanut One hundred dollars
Per acre Is made by the peanut crop this year,
While the cotton planters have not funds 70 pro-
~ Mrs. Livesey, wife Of Rev William
LiNesey. supplied the pulpit Of the Methodist
church of Mlddletown, Mass. In the absence
of her husband, on Sunday. week before last.
~ About a half-dozen new boats are on the
stocks at Cumberland, Nd, besides several
undergoing repairs. The increase OF the canal
trade will doubtless cause a demand FOR boats,
and impart new activity TO that branch OF bus
mess
RVJohn L. Sheridan, brother Of General
Phil. sheridan, was beset last Tuesday evening
in Somerset, Ohio, by four drunken 70 wdies,
and notwithstanding he suffered from blows
from .shandy billys," lie succeeded in whipping
the crowd.
So Frederick Douglass is lecturing on SELF
made men.
81 The Fenian Father Mcmahon is very an
in Canadian jail.
- Hon. T. u. Hubbard, OF West Virginia.
is a candidate for Reelection 70 Congress
~ The ST. Petersburg Journal SAYS a gen
erai disarmament Of the European Powers Is
probable.
~ The western skating Kinks are to be kept
Open all summer, parlor sxates on a smooth
moor compromising for the verit.bie steel and
ice.
- A child was horn IN emtrrant car at
tacheo 70 the New York mail train on Sunday
morning. directly AFTER leaving Lockport
~ The Boston Journal says: alt IL the 18th
Of April, and yet there are banks Of snow and
ice a foot deep on some OF our most travelled
streets" --I -
~ Tie bill proposed m the New Jersey
l. gislature making the penalty for m urd~r in
the fTsf degree hanging or inprisonment for
life has been re jected.
~ young man in Richmond, Me- died on
Sunday last from an inward strain. csuscd by
eymnastie exercises.
- The New York car companies propose
the Berlin y stem Of issuing numbsrei tickets
TO passengers 10 prevent conductors sknock king
down fare" II possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-20
EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

Navy DEPARTMBYr,
Bsrtde OF PrortsfonS aud ClofhtnE prii 20 1853
Sealed Prop sails, endorsed Pro pOsals Tor Fresh
Betf ahd Veg, t,ble ;" " II be rec at this Bu
Ttsu until O'Clock p. M, on the LIST day Of May
le@s. tor the supply o.
l5,oIS pounds of y re IA Beef and
25.Ct0 pounds of Fresh q tables,
al the Washington Navy fari and station. "a re
CURED The b. tf and Vegetables must be Of good
qua ity aud the best the market affords aui each
sIuct must be cffe red for by the pouna The Beef
Bonds, with approved security, wild be required
In one half The estimated amount of the CO ptract
and twenty per cent in AL fition will be withheld
fr m thr amOan, Of each paymeat IN be male, as
coisieral security for the due performance of the
contract, which will, on account, be- paid un Til
IL Is fully piled with.
Every offer matte must be accom- panied by q writ
ten guaranty, signed by one or more ponsi bic
persons that the bidder bidders will. IL his or
their bid be accepted, enter into an obi CATION
within i've days, with good AMI sufficient sureties,
to furnish the articles proposed the responsibility
of the gnarantors 10 be certified by the Assessor
Of Internal Revenue for the District in which they
reside
Noproposai ,riH be con cred unle~ accompanied
BY snch guaranty, and BY satisfactory eUidsacs thai
posed ana has the license reqNirea BY Of C5agress
The DE partment reserves the right to raject any
proposal not considered adv ageous to the Gov
erDmebt.
II is TO be understood that in case the
quantity Of either article shall be deli red Ieay.
ing balance due the 9th article, the contract
may lie conf dered completed in full at the 3D.
tiOn of the Department.
sI2O-l0t Il. BRIDGE, Chief of Bareau.