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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-28

UNACcoUNrED FOR ABsENcR.-Through' the
influence of the wide circulation of the STAR
some few weeks since, an absconding colored
grandson Of Mr.. T. T. Fowler's Confidential
servant Red Eye, was brought TO the surface
and safely restored TO bis surviving projectors,
and with this conviction in view q call has
BEEN made upon Ms to notice the mysterious
disappearance Of Q child named Charles John.
son Randolph, SON Of George J. Randolph, on q
of Mr.. Fowler's coiored coal drivers, who left
his fathers premises few days after the last
municipal election, over three months since,
The anxious parents have instituted search for
their lost oH.spYing, and would be thankful
for any information Of bis fate. whether dead or
alive.
RELIGIOUS SxRyIc1s-rhere win Be preach
ing BY the Rev. Wm. v. Tudor IN me Mission
(,hapsl. ON G. Streef, between 9Th and 7th sts =,
island, every evening this week, except Satur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-28

THE TEMPERANCE CAUsR.-A temperate e
meeting was held at the Northern Liberties
Market yesterday at noon. Mr.. George Savage
spoke at some length on the evils of the intoxi.
eating cup, and was followed by Messrs J. l..
Kidwell, W. Il. Gonsalves, and W. b. Long.
Several persons signed the pledge during the
meeting. AT four p. m, the st. Aloysius Total
Abstinence Society held its regular meeting at
the church, where several speakers including
Mr.. Savage, were in attendance. The inc ,tin gs
at this place are generally we'll attended and
are productive Of good. Meetings Were also
held, during the evening, az Island Hall and
the market house, GEORGETOWN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-28

Il
wLEslT ~ MEDICAL COLLEGE will begin on
WMEDN ESpAf the 2sth of October, 1858, In the
Lectures viii be given daily, commencing at 5
O'Clock .. m. "'
FACULTY:
JOS. TABEK Johnson. NJ. g. B., SECRETARY secret
sILAs L. LOOMS, NJ D., No. 47S 7tb street.
Professor Of Chemistry and Toxicology.
ROBERT REYBURN, NJ D., No. 3a9 west 10th
street, Professor of Anatomy.
JOS. TABER JOHNSON, NJ. D., northwest cor.
ner 10th and streets, PROBES sor of ateri Med
ica and Therapeutics.
LAFAYETTE q. LOOMS, NJ. D.. No. 7se Pa
ave., Professor Physiology and Microscopy.
ROBERT REYBURN, NJ. D., Professor of Opera.
tive and Chemical Surgery
ALEXANDER T. AUGUSTA, N. B., Demonstra-
tor Of Anatomy.
The entire Expense for the present Prepara.orv
Course, including Matricustion, Demonstr ator
fee, and Ohem nj instruction, will be 500. De-
For further Information, and fer admission to
' " JOS. fABER JOHNSON, M. D.. sec,y,
Sc Is. eotoc2S N. w. cor. oflOth and II SITS.
ITO COACHMAKERsA AND wHEELwRIGHrs
HUB BoRERs and TENNeNING MACHINES
HUBS: Buggy, Wagon and Cart.
Rms. Ok p ssa Ash, Hf to s inc Saf'
s s fdLEs, siSsiEfREEs, DOUBLE
o AND RAs9N Bows 0ih0h1S' BUGGY
h bxsSi SfT Ts1 FIST TfbI nP PtRgs.
fE Anti 81 6xEEfzGi AND r@SAaos
Sss satSi ssi s,A 6sERIAer
EISS sJ5 SShE Clips, .sItor PLATES,
Sc . eolw Gsun. Ohron. 2tl
ORAND OPENING OF
BOYS lUUTH's AND CHILDRENs
FALL CLOTHING,
SCHOOL AND DRESS WEAR.
"A so; full stock q DREss SHIRTS. UNDER-
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all sizes.
Special attention given to this branch Of the
Purchasers would do well to drop in and get an
''' &iIEEs 5 sS psisis1sr; COS COS.
NO. BAY MA0KEBIL.
The attention OF whoiesa 10 and rstail dealers ID
Il :sst a. ::ss
lowest Ess''ra i0bbins RriSSs'ji brown 4 CO..
Penn. ave-, bet. 10th and nth "a.
,Assqs. for aeyisyT Mushrosn 0rscksrs, New
AOtA 01ooI ana O1oef vIno8AL. ~ 0h.u
dO0 NoHIY BBoKIR. dO0
~ cITYLo1N oFsIcB.
No. 4s SH rFsWhnIEr 4 GsfiRzsr.
RETWEEN y AND = efR11fe,
One Mort square from Hennsylvania svsn1s.
Omcer and Clerks Pay Accounts D.reAass1.
Nh 8lys -E..t a4.-
SO Onn DRAIN TILE, oil lstses, ri, q.
COsVUU rived per schooner La 81 ., and
nov disc srging at Bsrthol9u 2 ThnSf kpr sale
Hardware and Agricultural Imllements,
iAAos' ORGANS AND nsLopsoxs.
Tor sale and rent, on aeeomnodsnasm
terms etf. .. RRIC'HzNBAGH'Sfts noy
Ssore, 10. Avs Eleventh streess aoovs
kene.. evonue. -. : - 49, = - y-im-
!. PREPARE FOR wlNrHn.
1aRairs Tor all kinds and sizea Of
STOVls, RANGES, FukMACk9
esn Be found ct 10YD's STOVE andS
nAIDWA 1E, l19 9Th street. Bring neme and
ne. one. ToBEST BOID, ATS Oh. bet. % and
: streets.- -, q 90 eS-3msl
SCHOOL BOOKS AND sTATIONK1Y.-Ths
- best assortment, and the Ioys:s Prices, wholp
4 sssle end retail ct R0BERTS 3s1 nh streek
above New IOIA avenue. -ifs al 70 Inn
- - > g 4GEa - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-28

CHURCH Observation-Disclosures Rev l.
W Eoolnghaus was duly installed as pastor of
the tlrst Reformed Church, corner of 9Th street
west and " street north, on which occasion the
services were OF a very intereStin character
and highly edIfying 10 the large congregation
VINO Were present Rev. J. Pister, of Balti-
more. preached an able sermon in the morning
rom Isaiah, SD chapter, 9TH verse: ..How
beautiful upon the mountain are the feet of him
VINO oringeth good udings, that publishes
&C. 70 which the congregation listened with
marked attention. In the evening the Rev
Mr.. Foulk, of Baltimore, conducted the Iitur-
glcal part of the service. and delivered the
cnarge 10 the chosen pastor: Rev. Mr.. Esch-
pach- also OF Baltimore, prea ching the installl-
ton sermon taking for his text from the Ems
Tie OF LIST Paul to the ThesSaIonIans 5th chan
18TH verse. His theme was, The ministerial
ofnee as related first 10 Christ, and secondly TO
the people"
This congrs CATION, not quite a year old has
grown rapidly, AMI is destined 10 become a
numerous organization in our midst at an early
day. Rev. Mr.. Ebbinghaus established the
same last Decent IT. and began his labors with
but hve or six members, while il now numbers
between sixty and seventy, and bids fair 10
continue 10 IncrCise under his minis-ration
II = as yet mission, but will, no doubt, soon
be self-sustainipg.
On next Slbb1th the holy communion Will
De celebrated in the morning for the German
and In the evening for the English members
There VIII be preparatory services held in the
church on Friday, al O'Clock p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-28
EINE BED BLANKET

We have just received lOr pairs of 6ns RrD
BLANK ETS, mining eli the qualities and
sizes. and ranging from SIS to SI5 Q pair; and as
the agents Of the man ufacturers. are prepared
70 sell nhem az the very lowest rates.
Sc ~ eoStf w. NJ. SINISTER BpO
Fl W NIVE RSIT&
NJ Z D / Al SCH OOL,
WASHINGTON, DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-28

The EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS AT ANA.
Lo-TAN ISLAND THIS EvENIEG.-The exhibi.
ton of fireworks at Analostan Island thus
evening promises TO be one OF the greatest dis.
plays OF the kind ever seen in this vicinity
There will be great variety, and as expert.
enced hands have been four months IN getting
them up, II glance at the programme is sufici.
ent TO insure a large attendance. The exhibit
ton commences at O'Clock, aud omnibusses
Will be on hand at the Ferry to convey persons
to the pavilion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-28

WALKED OUT OF A WINDow.-Last night
between ten and eleven o'clock, a colored man,
named John Beckett, accidentally walked out
of a window of house on New Jersey avenue
between Il and streets north, and sustained
Dove was called in and administered medical
aid to the sufferer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-28

ANOTHER SEYMOUR AND BLAIR POLE
Messrs. George Jueneman, Christopher Kenny
and Charles johnson erected, on Friday last, q
hickory pole, 1O3 feet high, at the intersection
Of ith street east and q street north. 1t floats
the American flag and a streamer with the
names Of Seymour and Blair thereon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-28

MAD DoGs.-Oficer Nokes shot mad dog on
and in the same vicinity, on Saturday, mad
dog, after having bitten several dogs, besides Z
COW belonging to a widow, was pursued by
some Of the citizens Of the neig hborhood and
finally shot. The dogs which were bitten were
subsequently dispatched by the police ofncers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-28

POLICE ITEMS First Pre- cinct: Jas. Daniels
ana Tobias Simpson, drunk and disordsrly;
fined 80 each.
fined $40. Henry Shadwell, Margt. Brooks.
and Emma Barnard, disorderly; fiued S. each.
Sixth Precinct: Carter Bell, disorderly, fined
-.
Seventh Precinct: Robert Driver, fighting,
and John Kemp, drunk, were fined 81 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-28

PROP. ID. T.. GROUX, OF whom an adver.
tisement will be found IN another column, has
been for many years q very successful teacher
OF modern languages in Washington, George
town and Alexandria, which, as he Is q vlgi.
innt collector Of autographs, is certified by
over three thousand names Of his former and
present pupils. The eminent Chino American
diplomat Arson Burlingame, with his accus.
part to him, and to his secretary Mr.. McLeary
Brown, the necessary finish In the polite and
diplomatic French language, which Is attested
monial. To any person who desires 70 obtain
thorough knowledge OF the French, Spanish
or German languages we would rocolADend
Prof Groux for his excellent oral system,
practised and perfected only by himself, and
which is such powerful auxiliary for &C.
curing true pronunclntioD Of languages. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-28

And Cite Tyeriss, Paris,
Has opened full stock OF FALL GOODS and Il
constantly receiving new styles, selected by hi
Satins, Ribbons, Feathers, Real Eaces Trim
mings. Fans, Ladies Under Garments, Bonpets
Hair Braids, Lubin b Perfumery, Kid Gloves etc.
cannot be surpassed BY any other house In Qu ALT,
and price Dresses, Cloaks, Suits and Bonnet
made 70 order. Orders for Goods from Peri
taken - 1s-tf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-21

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplation
marriage, being aware Of physical weakness, or
gAnc debility, doiormitlcs, &c, speedily cured.
lie who places himself under the care Of Dr. J
may religtOusly oonhde on his honor a. a gentle
mhu, and confidently rely upon his skill ~ physi
clan. 80 -
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THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD

On and after SUNDAY. l7th May. lsGS. three daily
trains III b. run between baltimore and Wheel
Ing aud Purhursburg, rs follows:
MAIL TRAIN, Tor all way puints, will leave
baltimore daily except sunday Vt 40 O.. N.
FAST LINE WI lgayc daily tiHelnlipg SUNDAY
(oXerpi SATURDAY Ilp:&p y. m. These trains CON
m,c1 at Bolhir0 aud rarkorrburK for all points
Wet, hou'hw"t aud Northwest.
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at l:lOp. ~. (rNcrpt Sun
day. Leaves Wiushr.trr for Baltimore daily
lsuLdays "Xccpt"dJ at $50 a. N. Cunnurtiug At
Frederick junction with train for Frederick and
town
THE ELLICoTT,S MILLS TRAIN loaycs Rolu.
NOR" Ht t:Jl and o6n 2. NJ, and ~ aud d:alp u.
Returning luayuS EllicOu'S MilSat 7:Sl aud II 10
~ l"' FOR liHGEiGSTowY,
Leave Baltimore at - II. N. aud i:l9p ~ CON
County Railroad, arriving at ilagcIst"wn At 80
aud I2J y. ~. Returning lyaNC llHgrrHtuMn at
6.lI aud u III. arriving in Baltimore at lJ:J \.
H. .'''' - ! F]"UE wIyCIIESTER.
LunVr lial ttInurr at - =. M. aud 4:lOp, "a, NJ
riyIng at wiuchr-tor 1T .5jand . 80 pm. Return.
i" h' '''H"'" iF!djR WAsii'NSGTr5;'MSp r. u
Ienyr Baltimore At 800, 7:pi. 6:2lnnd 90 u. IN. ,
"u' F 'iaT %@HtsgIIliiEGToEN FOR BALTIMORE.
Luuyr Washington at 7 and Sa. m, aud i4.H, >.
49, "Ha '''' + Td Il ANNAPOLIS.
LrJym. Baltimore at 7.uI a, II. Nud as p, Ia.
.nNu Warrington n =. N. aud 40 ,. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at 40 aud ~
It. IN. and p aud $40 7. ~, Leave Washington
For rartE"S Inl,,irmati"n, TicKcIT Of cvory kind
nc, Apply to }. r.. ENGLAND. Agent, Camdrl
''''''"' Ut '' ''' '''''' JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master II TrtuspurtatiJu,
l., NJ. CULf, General Ticket Agent
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tPUBLIr-No. 10
An Ar in amendment # an net entitled IAN
act to establish a uniiurm sy.tem Of bank
ruptcy throughout the United States, sp.
proved March sccoud eighteen hundred and
HNty.feycp.
i, ,teru',t y N. Sn,,, mt Hyp,e NJ
R,IJ,s.'t .ii,s or m, E.V,i SlJisS0t AHi.y.
,ot IN Co"vycas vyI,mthl, That tho provisions
Of socUHd clause Of the tL!rty.thirI src,ion Of
said act shall not aIrly to the cases Of pro.
ceeding5 IN bankrur icy commenced prior to
the first day Of January, eighteen hundred and
sixty .ninO, and tho timo during which the op.
GRAFTON Of the provisions Of said clause Is pot.
pOned shall be extended until said first day Of
January, eighteen hundred and sixty nine
And said clause is horoby So amended as 70
read as follows. In all proceedings in bHnk.
ruptcy commenced after the first day Of Janu.
AIRY, eighteen hundred and sixty. mine, no dis.
charge shall be granted to debtor whose as.
sets shall not not DO equal T. fifty Per cOntum
Of the claims proved against his estate upon
which no shall be liable Us the principal debt.
or unless the assent in writing Of II majority
In number and value Of his creditors to whom
he shall have become linblo as principal debt
or, and who shall have proved thoir claims,
be filed In the case at or before tho time Of
the hearing Of the application for di'chRrgC
Sec. 2 dRI .s HIHJtl.y cM"ci,a, That said
act ne iNTther amended a. tUI!DWs The
phrase 'presontel OF defended In tho four
teonth section Of said act shall read prose.
outed or doteDdeii' the l,nrusc mon resident
debtors in line 1--WE, lrotion twenty two, VI
the act a. printed in the Statutes at Largo
ehall read "uon eriiont crcditnr. that tho
word 'or in the next u tho last line Of the
thirty ninth section Of the net shall read
'Gndr that the phrnss section thirteen in
the forty.sosynd section Of said act shall road
section eleven, and tho phrase "Or spend,
any part thereof in gaming in the forty.
fourth section Of sij act snail road "or shall
spend any lurt thereof il gaming" and that
tho words with the senior rcg itcr, or and
the phrase TO be delivered to tho register"
In the forty seventh section Of said act DO
strickon out
Soc. 3. AuG5, n CuJ,h,r rll,rd That rcgis.
tors in bankruptcy shaIl ha,o power to ad,
minister Oaths In nlI casos and IN rotation to
all matters in which oaths may be- admins.
tcroi by commissioners Of the circuit courts Of
the Iuitcd StatoH, and such commissioners
may take proof Of debit in bankruptcy in all
cRsos, subject u the revision Of such proofs
by the register and by tho court according to
tho provisions OF said act
Approved July p, ISIS
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Proposals.


FoRT LEAYEswORrH, KAN. Sept /, lsrs.
Sealed proposals. Will ho received 1T this oilco
nuti u o'clock n. IN. Of September q, 1865, for
tho delivery Of
$500 feet Of Pine Lumber,
7S,UD Pine Shingles,
TO tho Depot Quartermastor at Fort Lcavenworth,
Kansas
Delivery to commence on or before October o,
and to be completed by or before December 49, 1868
Proposals will be received for any portion or tho
whole,
full description Qf tho kinds Of Lumber and
quantity Of each Kind rrqnired will lie furnished
upon application to THIS office.
Tho usual conditions, which may bo asccrtainod
at this Office, will DO imposed upon bidders and
contractors.
Blank forms Of proposals will DO furnished on
application.
by authority Of the Major neucral commanding
the Department. BENZ G. CARD,
Breyot Drigadicr General u. s. Army, Acting
Chief a. NJ spS-tl
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u RUPOsALs FOR FBNCE.


uElAklAhSN ~ l6IIl-lkNA,
NEW ORLFASs. La. Sept. T. 1855
Scaled proposal Sr" in yitni and viii b" rcC"ty"
at this Office until I? m, THURSDAY, tho 9Th OF
September, lSS, for thu furnishing and CuusIruCs
ton of an Iron Fruru around tho National CgIur-
terry at Chalmottr, Louisiana, tuDaT N"w OrlrHnS. }
SAID fcncG will be ., ~ feet long Foundation hl""k-
for the railing TO be II concrete, embodied two l., I
In tho earth. dimensions a by IS by Is
Plans and specifications eau 10 seen q III" "'tco
Of tho QuaTtuTmastrT General Quilted States Army
Washington, y. &. Mt Office Of Dcplt Quarter.
master, New York city; at ulic" UI Depot Quur-
tcrnaster, Philadolplia, Pcnnsy ivaniI, aud at
this office.
The ability Of tho bidder to fulnll Its agreement
must hu guaranteed by two rrspunNhlC parties.
M hidr will bu entertained from any rariy who
has hitherto failed In his engagements with any
branch Of the Government
Bids will hc opened AZ tho timo abnYc named. and
bidders arc invited t. he Trrs,.ut.
The United stntos TcsaISr, tho rightt reject any
or all bids.
Proposals must b"iulor-od ''prnp",als for Fence
at Chalmrttu CrurtrTy, ~ pud addressed To the uu.
derSlguod
ny order Of tho Quarterma.ior Gturrll United
StAtns Army. CllhS u TpMpklGS,
BruYut Brig. HnTorul and 4 q. NJ. ICptrtInUuI ri
| Louisiana. E,Ilh I'll
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DIRECTORS:

Tho "NATIONAL CAPITUL." chartered ns n
Life, Health and Accident COMPANY the first yer
chartered by the CunEro,r NJ tn" ultud smtrs-ha-
btru entirely reurgauiI"l aud made Life ln-u.
rance Company rNClu-iY'ly. It. capital har be-, d
now fully PREPARED for Lu-ir'--
Policy hDllrie IN tu'- Company can p,r'irIri,
In the iptt- II the COMPANY up-u Tia, Itltu Iiau
~ ut thor option, taxing ruli,u.s without I..ilt.
patton, thereby cumLlutmg tho advantage. oI both
MUTuALand STOCK CuInIduy-.
Tho name uf 1t, ONC,T, aud Director arr Il .ufl.
rirut guarantee that th" AFFAIR u u.u C"mI.,uy
VIII be conducted with honesty tLd r.tunuy
Their r"Iuu,tOu- ~" pledged to flrhfulIy MliI
Every IryIni-' mad - policy holders, sad u,
Isks will b." accepted ~ Auy step hastily itk,u
Whereby ~" perfect salty aud security II II,
CJlnpgHy ga b. il4IuIl-d ur ga. t..u.i
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GREAT DISTHIEUTE
Ky THE
metropolitan Gift Company
Cash GIfta 10 the am"unt Of s25O.OOO
Every Ticket Draws II Prize.

,SScag .G'o'carh slGG,m2 3c',h. 9Inf "gh t1 g,
p r,y'n, ,%@ 80 'c, i.n, y, .7 q
q - Mri"dyons q u +, l6g
5TD FlnO Gold Watches u To- ~
Cash Prizes, Silver War. y, al valued s. ,Hh ~
Chaucu IT, draw amy vi Ii.u alloy" irn.,s iul DC.
Tickets describing Prizes ~" w"hd ~ knygianr,
aud welt mixed. Gu receipt ui 2rr 4 h"ti,I Ttrh'i
l. drawn without Chuirr Hui scut by inTil To- any
address. The pTiy0 uHIW,d upon Twill u" drhN't'd
To- the ticket builder "u pIyu, Mt "I Dtt b"Ii'r.
frhvH are immediately Huut tpanS 'idf'S" ~ 'Nr
press OF return mail.
Iouwtll know " hat your rHN H. h"'"I" yen
pay for T. AHg H':E '' nny y"r """Sh,r 81
RgFplESrIs: We select tho following from many
who haYu latuly drawn Nnluah'u l'ri"s Hui Liudly
permitted us ~ publish ihgIn; >, I, villains, Eut
iaIu, 500; Miss Auriu Muulu", Chicago, Fiuun,
HGUi John d. MuuIU, huulsy lIlr, f,WN; Mirs
Emma Walwurlh, MllWauku', Illun, RDU; kuy.
L. 4. Day, Now nTlrHur, 80 We publish no
numcs without permission.
OrIsIOSH ~ 1NE IKEsb:-'Flr Nm 10 rnlluh",
aud durrIyu THUR surCr.s. o. li,rkig TgibUU' /,
Aug 5. "WrkuuW thuIu tr he lui r d,IIiug firm -
n, T. HrUii, Aug y. - friend Of uur. drew
q 6OOpIl", whlchMtspruwptly received. '-D'iy
MigS, salts
Send for circular Liberal nducom,ul, To Agents
Satisfaction guaranteed. Every paCknEm"G Srnlrd
Envelopes contain ONE CAHW uiFT. hlN Tickets Tor
~ y for y; - Tor So no for Slh Al loti"r'
BARRIER, WILSON Il CO.,
IJJ Broad way, n, Y,
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Department. uf the South
DROpUSALS FOR pIEE TIMBER
UNITED srAIE, ES"ISEEG oIElcR, !

IMPROVEMENT or oSwEgh HARBOR.
Scaled propusalF, "a dhrliratc, indur-nl PRO.
pu-als for Fine Timber, viii DO received ~ tlls
ulCy until II q, IN. uu Saturday, October IN, lS6c,
iut tho following materials, VIZ; 1900
jJO sticks white Canada pine timber, zach ~ feet
long and y Inches square.
~ ,ticks Whit Canada pine timber, each q feet
long and L. iuChos square.
35,O1N fcyt. board nra sure, hest qnally two.inCh
pine plank, each ijft,t long.
- sound whItc oak POETS, each Is feet long and ID
inChUS square.
All the above lIp.hor and lumber 70 DO Of fret
quality, saved and -irn. rht. TIL" full dm"usuu-
Elyrg VIII be- su!,.ly r,Iutreii any OtEor ri4cs
VIII be rejected.
All TO hc delivered by tho 18th Of juno. lac,
llungEdu the Unit. i Nttt,H Iirr IN O-wcgg liar.
nor. All the Uxpcufc, iay" IN the proper maas.
ur"mrut aud inspection Of tho Mitvritl6 must bu
hrrGu by ITO contractor.
~" United static rurrvcs the right 10 reject any
Of, all bids Blaak proposals. ga, D" Ir,.Cgn,d at
this OtlCr. G. Z BLUNT,
ILicut. Col. Of Eur!uccrs. Bvt. Col. U. S. 4.
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/ AFEOYLILNIO OF HbLL GATE, NEW YORK.
UNITED STATES ENuISREE'z OPFICV. }
M u ~ 1T lln-- :. LmN ALLLEI.

Nrw Yokx, August 10, iss.
Scaled prnnnsnl7 for the removal Of tho rocks
known AZ Frying ran ana Pot Rock tit
uRtcd IN llull GLtr Elsl river, will DO received at
this Office until noon ut b"ptCmJcr q, l%S.
Thoru roc b. mu-i l.. removed u n depth Of -
foot mean low water, and tue drhrir dcI".'i.l
where tho engineer my ulNct. Tie ,Stiinulrd
cubic contents uT "FryInE PAM t. he removed
arc l,HtiN cubic J9Iis oyer "a ara u l,ssL. :
-.IulTu y rir. ThH u-IimNt-d cubic coat, nj, ~
pot Kock,' To- be- removed arc so. cu",e y'r1-
over l,3E " square yards.
bids must state acrmrii'ly IT," sum- Arkud for
the r,"nUyal ut Frying Pan aud Pot Rock, aud pay
IlrUt- will b" made wien uun "uIlIu rock shall hu
'"iGuNHi, amounting To- thu rutlTu rUiu JElu, urgu
irT that rock, les u reservation Of ten 90 ITI
C'ut, to 10 paid wi ~ the rutiru rock l. done.
~ new aud NOR" d, tail,'l ,uryryt will b" mn,lr
II lh"-" rock the accepted hdn may J." increased
ur ,iuuiIi -fnd IN amount, arrnrdIug a. tho IUHu.
t.ty shuWn by the u~N -uTyrS shall he greater Or
lrn- than that d"duc,l from existing turyuys, and
II" amount Of work IN tho I"luyaI " LhCst rocks
will be- held To- b" prUpurt.puGl To- tho pTuluct Of
tho suritcr into IT," cube c,utoUts.
All calculations Uf area gnd cube CuutCniS will
be tGkUu from Ito uAC,tl maps OF this UulCu, aud
wlll be- uCrrptrd ar correct by both Tarti,-.
Each lid m4-t hr accompanied by guarantee Of
two responsible y, uun that the bidder will exc.
cute contract.
rorm, Of rrOl"-,l. oaI u gUIrantco- run bo oh
tt.Hrl at tht- ulru.
Tue United State UHrrvut II Itroli the right Of
CuutuIvtlEg iur a., removal Of uuly Of lhu-"
rocks, rhuulA thi- be- deemed adv !. able
PROPOSALS. -huull hu endorsed upon the envelope.
'PrrpJsutr for 2 wing rucks At llu.l Uata 20
Draw nEn ut lG7, rIckS cab 10 in IrvIyJ q: y r.
ufito
Pr'p"sals -NoulI tate lIkoY.,o the tinlc art,d
JUnh NEWTON,
L.nUtruHHl C3luLI Eulihvrr.,
r.1 A 4IFt. L. Tia 4H1
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-21
Proposals.


HBADarARTERs FtFrH MILITARY nIsrRTrT.l
OFFICE CWEr lrARrrRNAsTER, 7
AUSTIN, TENNH, August 10, ISIS.
at this Cficc until IL ~, ThU RSpAY, September
q, for the delivery Of two hundred aud hfiy (2jOl
tons " Hay at Foft McKayi,t, Hay to DO VI good,
CLEAN, merchantablU quality Of upland. prairie, OF
bottom grass.
award l. made and contract accepted, and COM
I'rIrd by the glst uf December.
Hay Mt Fort MCkaVtt. aud addressed ~ tho IN.
drr-iHurd.
by command Of Brryot Major General Reynolds,
commanding Fifth Military DI-triCt.
j. A. POTTER,
Tvt Brig Con aud c. o 81 Fifth Military hi.
tTlgt, hpI2ath