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CLASS No. i..PAPEs

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DRoposALs YoR sTATIosERY.
Posr orIIcE DyrAsrnEsr. /

fOsr OflICE
December ), 1851.
Sealed proposals will be received the Post Once
Department until the ioth day Of January, 1865 at Il
Department for one year from the LIST day Of February.
S r. f ~ siii nnt sO 's eoa
sidered.
Ali Of the articles must DO Of the very best quality,
samples OF which, containing at least Of each
kind Of paper. must accompany the bids, and the De-
at Its option.
panying It are not Of the kind and quality required
By the Department. and spurious Articles will sub
Department.
Tho subjoined list specifies, a. nearly as can now
be done, the amount quality and description Of each
Of the kinds Of articles that will b wanted;
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PROPOSALS YoR TRAEssPo,RTATI9N,

AUGUSTA ARsEHAL, Dec, q, 1901 81,
By direction u the Chief QuArtermAster Third Mill
larry District, Sealed Proposals lin dupeate) are In,
yited TO do the hauling OF Government Stores and
pots and Whsrves il the City Of Augusta.
Forms for proposal, and terms 70 BIO complied with
BIDS will be opened on the +th day 81 JANyAhf'
1868. D. W. fLAdLkhj
decsO-td Augusta Arsenal.
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PROPOSALS PoR STATIONERY.

NAvr DEPARrnRxT,)
BUREAU OF PRovIsioSs AND CLOTHING,
wAsHIE0roS, December 10. 1857.
Scaled Proposals will be received at this Bureau
III l2oclock m, on the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1858,
for the supply and delixery At ths Mayy-ysrd, Wash
every article to be Of the best quality and fully equal
TO the samples which may be soon At this BuIesu gnd
me ma XXy.h,n., bonton' new forh' fhiiAdei-
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GREAT CLOSING , STT SALE OF GOVERNMENT

u PROPERTY. -
will 0der for sale at public auction TUESDAY,
the 7th Of January, 1888 at the Nortwestern Sheds.
r. Lossisyiile ky large 9Gan;ity 4 9Gartsrnas
sisting In part Of Horses. Mules wheel and lead Mule
Harness. IN sets. Saddles and Bridles. Army Wagons,
Tools, Horse and Mule Shoes and Nails, Wagon Ma
teriai Of all kinds, Horse Medicines. Stationery.
Buildin5s, Tents Shirts, Blouses. Trowsors, Over
coats, Blankets, DC.
The NorthwssteIn sheds ever l;oo3 feet in length,
Tbs sale to commence At ~ o,sloes p m. and to
Terms: Cash, In Governmsnt funds Bidders will
Be required to make deposit Of twenty Ave per cont
Of the amount purchased,
T. MOORE.
ia2-td Major, Q. NJ, Bvt. 1t. Col. U. 8, A,
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NOTICE TO GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.

HRApavARrERs THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT }
CHIEy oUARTERh AsTKR's OFFICE, ,
ATLANTA, GA, Dec. Dth, 1857.
AL persons, and the widows or other heirs Of per
sons who were employed IN the United States Military
Railroad Department Up Alabama and Georgia, in the
years 1854 and 1885, and were not paid should at once
present their claims to either of the following named
oncsrs. who will give them all the necessary informa
oS In regard 70 making SSt their sesounts properly
Rent: Lieut.; H. PArnsworth, 4ih Inianiry and
R c%e 1aa SAVAGE sd fasstg sad
A, A. ouartermAster, Huntsville, Ala.
By srder Of the auArternaster dspessl ;rov
Bvt. Brig. Gen; 4 N, A..
SBALBD PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= the once Of tho Disbursing Omoer of the Bureau
Of Refugees. fresdmen, and Abandoned Lands, State
e sogs9 cfI0ns Sa y S'fSfh noS9 o. &c i7th
house on Rgtlsdse avenue In The city 81 Charleston
tho undersigned, No. East Bay street.
Proposals. ust be accompanied by the nameA Of two
faithful sompetiono the eontrset and must Be en-
dorsed "Proposals for Rutledge Avenue School
house, - and addressed 10 the undersigned.
The right Is reserved to reject all bids received II
hI 81 Srass y Brovs Major osnsEs D. Scott As.
uiatnnt Commissionef EDWIN " GARY,
jAnl-td Acting Disbursing oficer
A UQITgTI ApaRNAI
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ID PosALs.
OFFICE DsPor AID DIsBynsIsa q NJ

pkoPo SAILS.
OFFICE DsPor AID DIsBuRsIsa G. MI
s,n AILtHrA, GA. Dec, p, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received M this Once until
2 n, SATURDAY, January 4, 1853, for supplying
10. 100 Pounds Of Oats.
10000 straw
Tho Oats 70 be sound and free from rust and dirt.
and put mp in good strong saoks Of not less than OF
more than bushels per sack standard 50 pounds Per
bushel,
Hay 70 be good Western, we'll balcd and free from
Stray % 20 well baicd. FREQ from rust. weeds. or
The Oats 70 be delivered Of the ousrtermaster's
.torehouse, Forsyth street, The Hay and Straw at
third the amount Of each must be delivered jan
nary 10, los and one third each on the LIST Of FEB
Proposals must be in triplieate with copy Of this
attached TO each and bear the endorse
ment lin their own hand( 9f the persons offered as
sureties, otherwise they will be rejected.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Proposals. should be addressed e the understand.
and endorsed upon the envelope, proposals for the
delivery Of Forage and Straw, "
CHEF GIaif OF brev'' Ss:fiiPPA RSs%okr fhs1''n
LIST 1t. SIth Infantry, A. A, Q. w.,
deeyl I'd In charge OF Depot,
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WRkeEEIINSs PAPER FOB SALE At RMS
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ENDoRsEMBNr OF THE PRBss,

the last eishteen years, and the numerous Surgical
ths reporssrs 81 tsc spn. .nS many o.hsI pspcf ~
notices q which alpeaIed again and .in before The
sna responsibility. sa sueiont guarantee to the AZ
he'ed' SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
Persons writing should be particular In directing
their letters TO his In the following manner
JOHN n. JOHNSTON, n D.,
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
leS-ly baltimore, MARYLAND.
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s me- sss, A ss as s's
been spent In THO hospitals o. London, Paris Phila
pills and slsswhcrs, has effected some Of the most
with finSinG IN he hesd and ears when Aafesp, q
nervousnees, being alarmed Of sudden sounds >
%iS sh nsa W.. .:ns
alalv : - W.
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.LBCTRoPATHIC INSTITUTE.

DIR. W, D, sHEDD. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
Corner Of Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
INDICATED vAPoR BATHS 70, the caro- Of oou,,
Rheumatiam, Neuralgia, Ague and Fever, MerourAl
Diseases, Dfopsy, all Cutsneous Diseases. pyspep-
They give Q fair and bsautifui complexion.
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BRONCHITIS. AND ALL OTHER THROAT DIS
eAse radically cured at the corner Of Eighth street
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-02
THE OPENING OF THE GREAT TRIAL.

General Butler, in his opening speech
before the Impeachment Court, broke
ground in mastery style, presenting,
as he did, ia general terms, the moral
force and intent of the prosecution.
He weighed we'll the importance OF the
matter at issue and correctly stated its
bearings upon the country and upon the
great Republican party. 1t was en-
iuently fitting that he should remind
the Court that the case before it in
rolyed the momentuous question of the
comparative power, within the Govern
rIent, of the Legislative and Executive
branches thereof; and that the decision
in the case necessarily involved the in
tegrity of the organization which,
held toge Their, is the safe and accepted
vehicle of Republican principles. Thus
has the exordium of the trial been well
and ably delivered and 1t has fallen
upon the ears of millions who hope
fully regard it as the happy beginning
OF matter which promises deliver
suce from evil to the country, and peace,
safety and security to our institutions.
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a night for rent alone. He can hardly run
.,ss,;, fo~ Lass than opo fhouSoDd

! a night for rent alone. He can hardly run
up his curtain for less than one thousand
dollars night. Unjust be losing business
on a stormy night. The Academy of Music
| rents for less money than Pixies, though 1t
costs hundred dollars night to light the
building, and twice much on ball nights.
New York has little of everything. She
has now a live Marchioness. The live Mar
chioness attended the Academy the other
night, and listened TO the Countess La
Oranges charming vocaiism. The live
Marchoness was delighted, and threw a
diamond bracelet on the stage to the live
Countess. The latter pickedit up, courtested
gracefully, and then fastened the bracelet on
her pretty arm. The audience made fools OF
themselves, and shouted "Braya Bravlna!"
so many times that the opera for a few
moments was interrupted in consequence.
Since then the live marchoness had become
the ii0ness of Gotham. Report says she is
the March ioness of Warwick, heiress of the
" King maker" and inheritor Of the bear
and ragged staff. Waltack is dishing up the
old comedies to large audiences. His re-
ceipts last month were over thirty thousand
dollars. There is nothing new at the other
places of amusement. Short petticoats, kid
Shippers, blue-lights, red-fre and startling
scenic effects in the White Fawn COR
tinue the chief attraction at Nloios.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The ice dealers are quite ready for Spring.
They have stored immense crops of superb
ice. Since the first of January there has
been only one night when it had not frozen.
So far we have had only thirty-two snow
storms, and are yet to have eight more before
the season closes, according to the prophecies
of the snowologistS.
Owing to the dangers of navigation ocCa-
stoned BY the large quantities Of ice in the
North and East Rivers, freight is often in
sured between the Brooklyn stores and the
port of New York.
The police arrested over twelve hundred
people last week, while death took four hun
bred and thirty in their silent homes.
Over seven thousand poor people were fed
at the police prisons, an increase OF over SIX
thousand people in one week.
Beecher and Chaplin continue to make shOlt
excursions into the country, where they
deliver themselves of lectures.
There are twenty five new railroads in pro-
cess of construction within eighty miles Of
the city.
The new Westminster Church is nearly |
finished. 1t viii be one Of the finest IN onr
city.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
Horse flesh as an article of food has be-
come SO popular in Paris, that twenty-eight
markets for its sale are now in successful
operation there. Flying horse soup, race
horse rassies and pony salads are in demand.
Condemned cavalry horses have advanced in
D.ice IN consequence.
The birth of son to the Crown Princess
,1,s.v- rf k.t@N
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supremacy.

THR SILVER BEND REPORTER is about
being regenerated and made an ex-
ponent of Republieanism. We rejoice
At the prospect of its conversion to the
right path.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-02

THIS REPUBLIC is nothing if not an
essentially representative government.
ia courts and its executive department
are nothing if not mere incidents to that
form of government. Absolutely neces-
sary though they be. they are but sub
ordinate parts of the machinery. If
such were not the case, if the Judicial
part Of the fabric were supreme, then
would this be nothing more nor less
than An oligarchy; if the Executive office
were of equal sovereignty with Congress,
then would the government be a COM
promise between monarchy and a re-
public and if the President is above
all, aud therefore free to decide upon
the cors;itutiouality of the laws of the
land and break them whatsoever his
sovereign pleasure may so dictate, then
IS he TO all intents and purposes an En-
peror IF these deductions are correct,
AMI if they are only rendered invalid by
The fact that this IS a representative gov
ernmcut with the ultimate national SOW
ereignty exclusively (as we believe
within the Legislature, then it is not /
true that Congress, the Supreme Court
and the Presidential Office are :! co 0rdy- i.
nate" branches Of the public machioery.
The meaning of coordinate" is that
two or more things have equal rank, one !
having as great auth GRITTY as the other. /
!. IS absurd to say that because the Com /
g,ess, Court and an Executive depart
,uent are all named in the Constitution |
that each is of equal power and rank.
The Electoral College is responsible to
Congress, and upon Congress itself may
devolve the duty of choosing the Presi
dent; and the President in turn selects,
with the advice and consent Of the SEN
ate, the Judges of the Supreme Court,
the number of whom is determined by
the laws of Congress. Impeachment is
a constitutional dry dock wherein the
ship of State may be repaired ard her
safety be insured by the stoppage Of
leaks and the casting away and con-
demning of unsound tinlbers and the
wise Fathers who devised our form of
government placed the keeping of that
all powerful instrument Immediately
within the reach of Representative Gov t
ernment itself. Thus Impeachment,
which is also named in the Constitu-
ton" is something superior to all the
creatures of the government. We may .
all avoid being confused with regard to 4
these matters if we will remember that ,
Congress is but once removed from the |
people, and that the Executive and Ju- L
dietary Departments lie further beyond, e
but yet within the possible reach of the
peoples representatives.. Aud while
government is asserting
+iseif AS against Executive usurpations, :,
et US hope that its agents may soon h
a decree which shall be a '
inal and indisputable assertion of its 50
supremacy. 6
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Quite number Of American boys are
being educated abroad. They will come
home snoba.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-01-17
A0rtcs.ltural IfeHss,

The new territory Of Alaska docs moi
seem to possess special advantages for eli.
ther market gardeners or fruit growen'
The cabbages arc represented a. being
needless, the artichokes tough, the parsnips
stale, the cauliAowers tasteless, and the en-.
tire frui, crop consisted last season Of about
two dozen apples and quart Of pale cher
ries.
The Irish Farmers Gazetie gives the fol.
lowing remedy for sore feet In sheep:-
Pare away all loose horn about the feet
without drawing blood. and anoint them
with butter Of an,imony, keeping the sheep
on dry standing for few hours after.
wards.
At an exhibition Of grapes at Bury St.
Edmands, England. three lunches OF black
iiamhurgs were shown whose aggregate
weight was 26 l.2 lbs, and one. bunch alone
weighed ~ lbs.
An Egg Preserving Company has been
formed In Chicago, with tho capital stock
Of $50, 900.
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.LbeSt tke Fesf sssd Sksss.

Tho feos should be placed 10 basin Of
cold watsr every morning for lew seconds,
just deep enough 70 cover tho toes "'ps
dry, dress. and walk OF. Once or twice
week the fest should bs held in water. made
comfortably warm. for sumo ten mInutes,
adding hotter water from time 10 time. using
q little soap; u ct the end VI this bathing st
night the fest were placed 10 pan Of cold
water. toe.deep, for les thans quarter OF .
minute, IL would greatly aid In giving tone
to the skin. vlgor 70 che circulation, and
softnos to the skin, and thus do much to.
ward keeping them comfortably warm. Ata.
blsspooniul Of chloride Of lius IN basin OF
warm water 10 On excellent wash for removing
foot odor. Before retiring to bed, most e.
pecislly in Ere time Of year, hold both iess
before . blazing 6re. stockings removed, ios
ten minutes ut Iesst, rubbing them with the
hands ~ The time until they led IssssssIy
dry and warm such . process will warm
the feet more efectually In 6ve minutes than
can hs done In an hour BY holding them to
the fre with stockings and shoes on.
Somti,nes, without apparsnt cause, per-
son will suddenly wake up 70 the knowledge
that bis feet are cold. and disagreeable sen.
sation d caused which psrvades the whole
body. and the mind and temper become iret.
iul and morose this 10 often the case 10 the
very midst OF summer; when this 10 observed
you arc taking cold, and you should ipseant:
" treat the feet 70 blazing FIRE % named
sbovs; u this 10 not practicable. give them
hot foot bath as just directed; In either
case Won will not ONLY avert the cold, but
you will experience feeling Of coiafostaole-
n..s which h absolutely delightful; this
same kind OF bath 10 tho speediest and most
comfortable means Of warming the feet when
they arc iound TO he unoomfortably cold ai'
ter coming In from walk. or long days
work.
Many ways have been advised for render
ing tho upper leather ofshoes impervious 70
water; Q much better plan Is to keep out oi
the water, for whatever will keep water out
will also keep she perspirstion and III odor
always In. Somo persons feet arc smelled .
mile o6, moro OF less. To make leather I'M
pervious 10 to make Il board.liks, hard, un'
yielding. and hot % Gro Of . summers Gay ;
but ills be absolutely necessary at any time
to wear shoe which shall exclude water,
tho application Of castor oil or petroleum
with brush. and then allow, IL ~ dry, /.
perhaps the most familliar accessible. and
facile mode known. II tho space between
the upper leather and the sole OF pegged
shoes is occasionally dressed with petroleum.
until the pegs src saturated With the l'quoid'
there will bs nc. ripping. g.-HaiTs Journal
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-01-17

In these days Of easy and rapid travelling
Il ID curious to look back to the year 1872
when in oil England only six stage coaches
wero running regularly, and 10 6nd thar
these facilities were thought ,ss great BY
some we'll meaning people. A pamphlet
was published urging that they should bc
abolished, and among o,hnr reasons gave
the following:
"Thcss coaches mako gcntlemen como
to London upon every small occasion,
which otherwise they would not do but up.
on urgent necessity: nay, the convenience
Of the passage makes their ,0ipss como up,
who, rather than conc such long joomeys
on horseback, would stay ut home. Here,
when they come 10 town, they must pres.
emily bs in the mode, get fine clothes, 20 to
the plays and the treats. and By this means
get snch habit Of idleness and love Of
pleasure, tbss they srs anea'y ever sAsr.