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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-24
THE EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMs, &C.

Additional particulars OF the state OF Affair."
in Japan have been received overland from
Shanghae. Accounts represent the country
qnirt The rebellion OF the Tycoon had besu
eheciually suppressed, and there was reason 70
elleNe that the strong Government h nd sue
ce'd'd 10 supreme power in conjunction with
the spiritual Emperor.
An Imperial uksse has been promulgated
nom ~. Petersburg, which removes the few
remaining distinctions between Poland and
othtr provinces of the Empire; obliterates all
1eCes OF Polish nationality an the political gov
,l, . az n AZ warsaw, and completes the absorb
non OF Poland into Russia
bctn houses Of the Legislature Of Missouri
yesterday passed resolutions for the appoint
hehh oi comm ttee TO an Nestigafe the reports
CuiI'ht that so-called sshush money" had b~>a
onered and accepted by members OF the Legis-
nature dnnng The present session.
Des patches from Rome stat. thst Adpirs
az * ui oh'lhSes TO receive the most distin
eulsheo attentions from the sPapsl Govern
ment, and Is overwhelmed with in ytt.tion. IN
pubie honors, which he is compelled 10 de-
cline. ="
Letters nave been received in Atlanta a.
from Governor Jen kins, counselline uonxr
tion by the people, and have had a powerfnr
effect. The State Committee Will probably act
on advice.
Sergeant Bates left Columbia, :. C., yes,er-
day morning for Charlotte. N &. He expects
TO arrive in Richmond on the nh OF April, and
IN this city on the l4th Of that month.
The banking house Of Kingslead a Sons,
New York, were broken into and robbed OF
$4,000.
The civil marriage law has finally passed
both Houses of the Austrian Reichsrath.
jefferson Davis arrived in Baltimore yeSter
day on the steamer Cuba from Havana.
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CONGREGATIONAL

SzNATE-IIn our second edition yesteraax
We published IN" Presidents answer to the
Impeachment articles in full
Upon the conclusion of the reading Of the an
swer, at y. m. the question was put 20 the
Senate by the Chief Justice upon ats reception,
and n Was carried.
MI Boutwell.-May il please The court I am
instructd by my brother Managers TO saw that
We shall be ready on the part Of the House and
me pei lie OF the United State, to file our re-
plleauas 10 the answer which has been read
by the Honorable Counsel for the defence.
Mr.. Eyarts said that the counsel for the de-
tense thought IL proper TO submit TO the Court
some considerations relative 10 the application
for tine Tor trial on the part OF the defense
They have been Obliged 70 devote all their time
since The last meeting Of Court TO the prepara-
ton OF the answer. He therefore asked that the
Court may allow them thirty DAYS for prepa-
ration after replication shall have been filed by
the Managers.
Mr. Sumner thought that the Managers should
DE- heard on the point
The Chief Justice put the question; which
was carried.
MIR. Howard moved to lay on the table.
Mr.. Bingham said they were ready 10 con-
slider the question OF granting further time
Mr.. Logan then argued that there was
no Just reason why additional time
should be- granted the defense They had
the same time for preparation as the Managers
They had had an opportunity an preparing an
sWer 10 prepare for defence. He knew that
um" had been given in other cases OF lmpesch-
ment' but 40 reason Was alleged here. There
Were no witnesses 10 be found, and IN former
applications the request for time was made un-
der oath that ~ was absolutely necessary. But
there n no AFFIDAVIT presented here; no reasons
are given. Time WAS asked merely 10 enable
them 10 prepare arguments.
After some further discussion, NJ. Henaer-
son. OF Mo-, offered a resolution thai the further
OnsideTation OF the request OF counsel b. post
poned until after filing OF replication.
Gen. Butler thought that the matter might 10
settled now by providing that the Managers
must be ready Tuesday al all events. He de-
manded for the Managers and the House that
the trial be- proceeded with Immediately after
replication shall b. filed.
The question recurring on Mr. Henderson's
resolution, vote by ayes and noes was taken.
resulting IN the defeat OF the proposition by
aye- p. noes -.
The question Of allowing thirty days time
was then voted on, and resulted-yeas IL, nays
IL.
Mr.. Evarts then moved that inasmuch
their proposition asking thirty DAYS as a rea-
sCnable time WAS not allowed, he would move
that tre Senate grant them such tune II may
deem reasonable.
MIR. johnson moved that ten days be allowed
Adjourned.
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HORRIBLE MURDER IL ILLINOIS A some
what mysterious murder, aud one apparently
accompanied by great brutality, was committed
about o'clock on the evening of Monday last,
at Danford station. on the Illinois Central Rail-
road. The person murdered was man named
ilson, the station agent of the Illinois Central
Railroad at Danford, about 12D miles from thi s
city, and the act was committed abont 9aO wards
from the depot building. or at least Mr.. Wilson
was found there with has brains beaten out and
ms head otherwise shockingly bruised appar-
entity with stones found lying near him Ithas
not Yet been discovered who committed the
horrible deed, but the murderers are supposed
10 be three men with whom the deceased had
been seen 10 quarrel about some gram little
time before the supposed occurrence of the
murd'r, and who had also been seen 70 push
the murdered station agent out of the station
lhls, however, is a mere suspicion. Three
men, supposed 10 be the persons seen with the
deceased, were arrested and examined yestar-
Gay before justice Of the peace, but they sue
cteded IN proving their Innocence, and were
Immediately dIscnarged.-Ckicago Inns, March
is'h.
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DROFOSALS FOR RAISING WRECKS IN
u NOEFOLk. VA. AND VICINITY.
CorE11andan;'s Oee,, u S. Nary Yard,l

C0JEUIaHdaHf'S O6c,, U. S. Nary Yd,d,l
NOtfOlk. Va, March II, 1853
S~tle1 Propo-als Will be received until o'clock
p n 81 the = day Of March, 1873, by the Com
H sGdsEt 81 tkis Yard for rsisn g wrecking and
,,nt .iHV TIE materials Of the following named
Wrecks. viz.
I~fu-y T,ania. Delaware, Raritan, Cumberland,
an 'Ulu-stta IT, the Elizabeth river
lam FTeseri, ksburx. two Rams near Drurys
'lUr, fbs~ -hrsu. Florida, and other Wrecks be-
longing To the Navy. Ia anes river
>efsTstr Uh-T- Will Lee made for each vessel, and
81 tie property that may be in them.
No We !. will lie Considered removed whilst
an. IeTti'n a the Keel or floor timbers remain;
di1 The flsht Viii Re reserved 10 the Government,
Wien Ne party IN y be awarded several wrecks,
u otsliHa e the order in which they to be
The proposition must state the proportion OF the
EOc ed 81 the "a at public auction which is to
te paid to the -alNors each vessel also the time
rlthlL v ltsh Tbs work on each IL to be com peted
A. security for thu fun lnent Of the Agreement
all the property IL be placed in the hands of The
Gov, rf- NJ and te depOsited and cared for as m ~
L. directed by the COznaDdant of the Yard, with
out any charge VII ever to the Government; to be
IsgeCu-. snt the proceeds to remain In the hands
cI the Government until the whole Of any of
ne Wfscss allotted 20 each party is renewed, aud
the work 'Omgeted - the satisfaction OF the Navy
L-gsrtu eBf. =.
Al III akxIi snces used in removing the W recks
g-Ust D. fufni,hed b. the salyors-
NJ tTt-t. 1T Oh i'll Re received from parties who
&C lot frTHi-h lat ,sfsctOry evidence 10 the Com
prsnt 81 iIt- Yard that they are fully prepared
v't sii the rJper and necessary appliance for
W. 81 .uti. u Of work Of tbi. kind; ani the Navy
isTsrtu1. y rv~s the right TO summArfly ann al
sae '. IL the work IL not Pre- mRtly com
--frf sTT riiirsrtly Prosecuted, or completed In
cue tEf. pr ~h.cL ace sill claim o. the sslvors TO
~ property T'.''2Ted viii 10 tortsitso 10 the
~ 10 r-tH Conmandant.
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PROPOSALS.
: IMPROVEMENT OF THE DIS MOINRs
N RAPIDS OF TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
NOTICE TO CONTRADICTORY

seslsd Proposals win be received by the under
tignei 81 the Ipited States Engineers once, in
ISIS for the labor and materials required In the
son-1lnc'ion OF tsO lift locks and one guard lock
~ r. now N process of construction around
Ihs lcoks arr to be $50 feet Ions between quoins
tna TO he constructed of frst-class cut stone ma
The fret lock located at Keokuk. will be los.
'e1I h I., si putt emit rely IN the river.
nrst With feet lift and viii be protected rom the
river by the canal embankment
The gusrd lock will b. located at the head of the
canal q Nashville, and will be protected by the
Separate proposals Tin duplicateJ must be made
Class fESToNE AND CEMENT
ne proposals under this head must specify the
prices At Which the above materials will be deliy
CLASS II-IRON.
~ fi9hpS@als mast state the piies per PEN pound at
CLASS III-TIMBER
or %s fais the Pr.Ss Res such linear
may be required; vii BE deliyeTsd
This class will include the bailng, draining. and
eAGsystiOn Of pits, preparing the which
ether masonry; building the necessary protection
valls making the necessary embsnkment and rip
sTound snd IN the lrcks for reeding the canal, &c ,
g, snd me fuTnishins Of all machinery AMI i'm
PIGMENTS required Ter She proper execution OF the
The law requires separate proposals lin dupli-
cste Ior eSch and every class, and the awardments
gard to aggregate.
No mole than one proposition will be received
from the same party for the class
Each bid must contain written or printed guar-
antee, sigsed by two pOnsibls persons and GER
Slhed 20 ty some Cnites States Government officer
or Cther responsible person known to this off ce
that the party or parties bidding will If awarded
Ihe contracts for the classes upon which they bid
enter into contract with the Governments, or make
good the difference between them and the next
highest bidder.
The name Danes of the persons proposine
must be written out in full, with their places N
residence and post office address.
Plans, maps and specific atoms, and all necessary
papers Will be ready for examination at the United
days prior To the date Of letting
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished n non
application at this Office.
Persons proposing TO contract are requested to
visit and the location for the locks before
sending in their bids.
Contracts Under either Of the aforesaid classe,
will include one more OF the locks may be
considered most advantageous to the Govern
1Pnt.
The Government reserves the ight to reject any
and all bids printed COPY of this notice should
Z, attached 20 each bid.
PropC. AIS must be addressed 10 the undersi gned
1T Keokuk Iowa, and should lie endorsed PRO
VasaIs for abOr and Material for the Locks for
the Improvement of the Des MOines Rapids"
J. III. WILSON,
Lieutenant Colonel 35th Infantry,
Brevet Major General, o. ;. A.
SITED STATES ENGINEERS OFFICE DAVENPORT,
low. February q, lS6S- NH 5-dtAp I5
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hRNY SUBSISTENCE STORES.

O. r. issf Com. Of Subsistence, U S. A.
EIrt Constitution, Portsmouth, ". II,
Sesesi Proposals will be received at this ONCE
LLLI III E,bAl. March 25, Is s, at ~ clock a.
p Tor suEIl lag troops in Fort Constitution,
.p,tsnou b y. II and Fort McClary, Kittery,
Maine with fresh Beef Of good and marketable
4uaIty equal proportion Of the fore and hind
.usrteT-- excluding the necks, shanks, and kidney
t-.irE
>alted Mss Beef or Cornsd Beef Of the best
Guilty, 7It the u-ual corning pieces.
be -uT .liss Of she said st-res TO be delivered at
TIE said 2 o. q in such guaEtIti may be from
az . o iiIie required b. the commanding officer,
-gt 10 nfiuue fTum pri l. 1873 to September 81,
49, ulir-- said forts shall sooner to be oc
ped ~ fT'OTs m GOyernme Mt service.
bi"1eT- Sili make separate proposals for each
81 fiCie, anu. uPFn acceptance Of their bids, will
rivr sui Guilty mar be req1iTed for the faith
IEi performance Of th.ir agreement. Bids must
tr endorsed Proposals for Subsistence Stores"
and addressed 10
Lieut. CHAs HUMPHREYS
n u z Sd Artillery. A. q. s., u. s.. A.
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A WIFE RAPFLR.-A fellow IN Buffalo who
rs known as .'Old Blind Tom" has issued tick
cts which read as follows:
Rattle for the wife Of Thomas Doyle AT WoIrs
Hail, Court street, on Monday, March %, 1858.
This woman is a good house Keeper, and In will
ing to stay with any one who may draw her.
Tickets - cents.
las As SAID TO be n genuine thing: and the
rahie VIII take place as advertised, unless the
authorities interfere. SO Buffalo seems to have
got the start of Chicago, by introducing a sort
of divorce " hich, instead Of costing ANYTHING,
brings in a small profit.
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INSANITY CAUSE FOR DrvoRCE-Ths
Massachusetts Legislature is considering the
propr leiy OF passing an Act which Will pro-
vide that a divorce from the bonds of matri-
mony may be decreed in the discretion of the
Court, ia case where either party is, and has
been for period of five years insane IL the
husband is the app licant for a divorce under
this Act, he is 10 provide for the maintenance
OF the wife during the pleasure Of the Court.
Numerous cases are cited where a citizen with
a family of children have been obliged 20 live
slngly, while the mother remained for years IN
an YUM with no possible chance Of return
10 US fulness.
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OSwEGO,N y. Y. February "a. l3sa
Sealed Proposals wi ] be received by the und.r
Signed N III the 50th Of March, 1875, at noon for
making tn repairs that may become necessary on
t.s ri.cd states pis5 at Osweg9 y u up to No
E.Ing furnished by the United states.
The Pri-e must be stated at So much per coo feet
spiI e aid ger cubic yard Of stone which shall be
used IN said repairs and NUT cover all the
fes,iIs All r. meviL Old work and the comp Je
ton Of the T~pairs in manner satisfactory to tie
Bids nu-t De- in duplicate, and guaranteed upon
i'rH.s " ilcn With All the information in the pos
r--sloI - TIE Undersigned can be Obtal ned by ap
bilca,ioR J. person or by letter, to this office
f ?s-Iu. 1t. Col. of Engs, Bvt Col { s. A.
NAVY DEFAEIMEST,
Scaled p po-als will be received until the 10Th
E'tT-l 80 T. O'Clock nOen, for the purchase of the
N5Ring vessels
Al THE BOSTON CMAssl YARD.
The e SHAWNEE" and " WAsSUC."
~ LEAGUE ISLAND, PA.
tXiS, HAUs MaHsAT moDGScA $1,000 S;ApIIg5
AT nOUND CITY; ILL:
IITA and - sANDUsKY.7
The pop. sals will state the prices that viii be
.uc With suCh fttin.s as are attached to
Tbe vessels can be seen. and all necessary infor
tA-lyn ,oI,e ring them will be given b. the COM
e. s.dsI l. 80 The stations.
a. il-Ht J. reserved 10 relect any or all OF the
BO-s- - their acceptance Is not for the interest
- TIE q y~TuuIent.
I~rh.' '~T cent OF the purchase money will be
e. ar-'I teLC' OF proposal % be forfeited in
G. Ecn-c"Hpietion 81 the purchase aud the balance
a he Tr T1saI- should be endorsed " Proposals
TT puTCs s-e # Iron lads
Cd lo-ects secTetaTy of the Navy
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OFFICE CONC REssIoNAL PRINrER.
M AsHIYnnnN March La Ia.2

". a., ~
- Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until sATU RDAY April II, 1873 at II clock for
imrnising one set OF elect.otype pages OF the II
Report of the Commissioner of Patents for the year
IS 8, with the name Of the patentee and the charac
ter Of the patent on each illustration.
The drawings will be furnished on paper to the
contractor. no must arrange them into pages in
numerical order, as nearly as Is consistent with
neatness and compactness and the execution of the
work must be fully equal TO that furnished for the
published Report for 1866, which has been adopted
are be delivered at this Office free Of cost for
transportation aud subject to the approval or re-
lection of the Congressional Printer.
Bidders are required to propose for the work by
the Illustration with the understanding that when
more than one figure is required to illustrate an
invention or des gn Gas is sometimes the the
whole number of figures will be estimated and paid
for as a single Illustration.
Awards will be made to the lowest and best bid
der for the interest Of the Government due regard
being paid for the execution of the work +" under
the direction OF the Joint Committee Printing,
bids "
Bidders must procure from the Cor gressional
Printer drawings of illustrations sufficient in
number 70 I'm page, and must accompany their
bids with an electrotype plate page, as q specimen
OF their work, with a sworn statement that it was
made in the establishment Of that bidder and that
he Possesses the necessary facilities for the prompt
and proper execution of the work.
No proposal will he considered unless accom-.
panied by bond with security, to the approval of
a United states Judge District Attorney in the
penalty Of sic 600, that the bidder or bidders, if
cute the work in accordance with the pro posals.
Any further Information that may be required
will be furnished upon application to this Office
ie the Commits sioner Of Patents
b ank forms will be furnished upon a pplcation
t. the undersigned, and no proposal will be con
with.
Proposals. will be addressed to 1.-THE Joint Com
the undersigned, and endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Patent Offic Report"
JOHN ID. DEFREES,
al pr inf
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~ L. p. -Milligan, one Of the ssSons OF Lib
erty" conspira tors, who was discharged from
the Ohio PenI,entary by decision OF the Su-
preme Court, has entered a writ against Gov
q. p. Morton, Gen. A. II. Hovey, Judges james
I. Frazier and Robert .. Gregory, OF the Su.
pr,m me Court Of the State, and w r. HOLLOWAY,
editor Of the Journal. The damages are laid
at half a million dollars. ~
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CONVENIENT SALE.
ClMcs ofi4SSf CU1TfSrmnStsr ". s. Al
No. - MOntgOnery Street,
NOBLE, Ala, March 10, 1875.
VIII be sold At public auction, at Government
Stable, OF st. Emanuel, between Government aud
Cont streets and at Storeh0use, corner Govern
ment and Commerce streets, on WEDNESDAY,
the 25th day Of March, 1858, at 10 a
u Mules, Iron Steam Pipe,
Horses, Harness
Ambulances, Iron Safes
Wagons, 81, lbs. nills Rope, Z in.
Also, lot Of con iemned Quartz Tmaster 8 Stores,
Clsthing, and Equipagr.
Property can be seen prior to sale.
Terms-Cash in Government funds, on day of
sale,
By order of Brevet Brig. Gen. R. Saxton, Chief
Quartermsster, Third military District.
CHARLES A. REYNOLDS.
NH l7-td Bvt Lieut.. Col. and A. q. NJ.
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0James G. Robenthwaite, Of BueyruA.
OHIO, while chopping in the woods on Monday
a partially split log, but neglected 70 tsfe hss
fingers ont al the same time. The log closed
upon his hand, and, held Mr.. R. all day. until
alter sun down, when, as he was oeginning ~
Yield 10 drovsiuess preceding death By frsez-
ing, be was rescued. His hands and feet were
badly frozen. .a .. -. -.
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Hk hAIIuAaL sAFk DEPOSIT COM
fhht Of sshingtOp. ID. O., chartertd by
tpcisl act oi OuEre-s for the safe keeping, under
yuSrantre 81 60yrrnment BsDcs, silyer Plate,
sausbe Papers. aud al descriptios: OF yalusoles,
sn' tor %. hen,inR Of safes inside Of Gre sod
tUrElsr proof vaults Orcs-cornar n Y. avenue
s az i,,h = Diaes tors: p Brows. II. D gc,D !.
leo hisE-.MH Huntington. Geo. n PlAos
Go kvan-, Snyder, Nah niel Wilson
= browE. Pr'ridrnf, q d Evans Vice PYesf-
6eor. 'S1"
Oasos Hoer.-ss N tosp.m. -
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BOILED CLoCKs.-Common brass clocks NAV
be cl,aned by Imm, Esing the works in boiling
water. Rough a. this treatment may appear
II works well, and have for many years past
boiled my clocks whenever they stop from an
accumulation of dust or thiskening OF oil upon
tie pivots. They should be boiled in pure rain
wafer and dried on a warm stove or near the
fire i write dis by the tick of an eight-day
clock which was boiled a year ago, aud has
behaved perfectly well ever since.-Scientikc
American.
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81 John peviin. OF Brooklyn. convicted OF
~iisEr vithout . license. AID reno vinx spirits
20 osher places than those designatsd by Law,
wss s~ntrnced on Friday BY Judge Bendict IN
the United sissss oiseuu court Brcoklya te
IN tbe Albany Penitenuary. 5000 ' -
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y Stores 81 S and 31f,
southwest corner Penn d avenue aud 9th street
CHASCERY SUBSTANTIALLY REAL "a
TATE ON LAFAYETTE SQUARE
1bINuice OF a decree of the Sapreme Court of
.Ie bisuict OF Columbia. passed In certain cause
,hIslh depending in which John b Cuttings aud
is Nerc colnpsfnants snc William h. Il Crlss
E.u oIhtts cetendants, the same being No. / .O9s
,iuiV DoSket No. 8, the subscriber will sell at
btpp ie snclon, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the
IN. oSS OF March, at 4 O'Clock. on the prem see
, -, square No. Isl. in the city of Washington
,ih.nung on n street north fifty four feet nine in
1t aho runnins back Of that width on. hundred
al one feet one inch TO twenty foot alley
orek stable, fronting on said alley and the
Srrruta Oh which IL stands
r pst93perty Is improved by q three -etory dou-
bic iont bilct House, built in the beet style
III one OF the hnest pieces of property ever
ofere if ssls In sshington. ADJOINING the reel
dance p' ". Corcoran, ESQ, and fronting di-
recfly upSn Lafayette Square and the President's
House.
Terms OF sale se prescribed by decree: One fourth
IN cash upon the day of sale, and the residue in
THREE equal INSTRUMENTS at six. twelve and eieb-
teen months, with interest from day Of sale Tor
which the notes Of the purchaser, properly Sc
cured, viii he taken. All cor yeyancinR includine
reveaue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser Ss0
will lie required when the property il styvcl Of
J.CARIER MARBCRf. Trustee
mhzo W. u. WALL CO, Aucts.
NE. JUDDs GREAT RooK AUCTION THIs
AtS1O Pennsy yania avenue, under the Metro
politan Motel. very fine assortment TO be sold
this evening. lie q lm'l WI. WALLACE.
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ID X D p o s A L 8.

OFFICE DEPOT AND DIsBURsISG QUARrERM'R,}
. ATLANTA, GA Marcn %, 1853 {
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until II M, Friday, March n 1853 for sup.
plying the Quartermasters De partment in this city
s. coo pounds Corn
325,0O Timothy Hay
t0,COC :" Straw.
Corn to be put up in good, strong sacks of two
or three bushels each-standard, s. pounds to the
Oats to be put up in sacks of three or four bush
els esch-standsrd. 81 pounds to the bushel.
All Ia be rec from dust, dirt other defects,
syth street, Atlanta, where they will be weighed
and inspected.
Hay and Straw must be well baled, free from
dirt weeds, or other defects and delivered at Gov
comment stables corner Pryor and Line streets,
Atlanta, where they will be weighed and inspect
ed-standard, 1900 pounds To the ton.
Delivery to commence April 5, 1858, with one
third the amour Of each, and continue in equal
amounts for the ensuing two months
separate bids must be made for each article and
tbs ment attached to each.
Bidders are invited to be present or represented
at the opening Of the bids.
The Government reserves the right to reject ALI
bids, or accept or refuse such parts of bids may
lie to he best interests of the ser vice.
Proposals should be addressed to the under sign
ed, and endorsed on the envelope, Proposals for
the delivery of Forage and Straw
BY order of Brevet Brigadier General II. SaXton,
Chief Qusrtermastcr.
HI FARNSWORTH
LIST Lieut.. 3ith Infantry, A. A. q. M,
NH "a In charge of Depot.
DROPOSALS FOR ENGRAyINGS OF THE
L TRANSFORMATIONS AGGOMPANYING
sI6NER OF PATESTsE FOR rs
THE YEAR 1865