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ThiId-rhe pesupiAIy ability o. the party OF par.
pnknown 70 The undorsiEned, must DO certified to
By the clerk OF the eoaT Of record, By some To-
spenAible person well known 70 the Government.
roar!hIThe proposal mtst DO Aeoompanled by
proposal IN good faith, and has no Interest (droot
or indireet In any other proposal under the accom-
deirauded ths Government OF tho United ststos'
EVER inSiyidnsi Concerned as proposer or surety
No BIDS from agents will DO entertained.
made In triplleato
separate BIDS must DO made for each post 10 DO
supplied. -
Blanks for proposals aud surotIes eau be obtained
on application At this Onice.
Tho undersigned reserves the right 10 reject any
rail- bids, for proper cause.
BY order Of
Byt Major sAM'L, T. GUSHING,
Chief q. 4, Dist, Of Texas
q, X. NBSMITH,
lI 1t 9Th reg U, y, cav, Depot a. q i.
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Railroad Routes.
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and $50 aud7p N.
Leave for New York aud Philadelphia At 100 p.
slsspias car. for New York snLsp. m. train ssiy
Through Tickets 10 Philadelphia, New York Or
Boston. 10 can be had At the ssa'isn sses All Aosn
Soc Baltimore ana OH. Railroad adysrtissm.at
f.r schedule betwee, waahi.sssn., BsI,,pss5, An
Master q fns;psS5sii;iksn.
ESQ., ssS. J. Tl sSSssiff ;.''
pHILADKLRHIh, wILMTsST3N, AND BAL.
TINE TABLE
Commencing MONDAY. April lsth. 1905.
Trains 70! baltimore and Washington leave rhiia-
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nRoPosALs PoR coAL.

Sealed Proposals will DO received until The nh Of
Brooklyn, for IupplyinKtbst ousbiishmsnt with
~ ,sss 81 Coal sEs .,s snS tens
the contractor 70 be bona fds dealer In GOALS, and
~ give bonds 70 the fall smount Of money nyelvea
: Proposals will be addressed 10 burnson JAs. q
Pslnsr. unised satss NAVY, Hava Hospital.
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pRoPosAL ron CORN.
o,fs 1--WE ai.rs S.ssI PI.!sisr.

NEw ORLEANS, La, July 70, 1853. }
Sealed proposals.. In duplicate, ,yili be received
August, 1858. for Furnishing The QuAItermaster's
Department. at San Antonio, with twenty thousand
(7u,0O) bushels Corn In sacks
Bids will be received for small quantities Of Oats
All Sias 10 tufhish the sbots must 10 for rhss-
shantabis. solnd, shslled Corn. Oats. on, Barley,
subject 10 the Inspection Of the receiving oieer,
1865 and 10 proceed at ths rate OF net less than one
third Of the whole amount por month. and In such
At such ratio.
sstisisttcry evidence Of the sslyeney o. each
bidder and perssn offered as security will be 70.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
offered 10 reserved, .
Proposals must DO plainly endorsed "Proposais
for Corn, p" aud addressed to Breyet Brgadior Gen.
oral J. 4. Potter, Chief ouartermaster District Of
BY command o. Brevet Major General r. c. Bu-
chanan. CHAS. II. TQhPkINs,
Brevet Brig, 0eu. aud Chief Quartz. Piffh Mi.
tAry District. jy1-d
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A MY sUPPLIEs-BEgPi BBBYi BEEF

OyPioB Dnror CosnIsnAhI or suBsIsrasoR, / ,
AusrIs, TBxAa, July !, 1865. !
Sealed proposals, which must DO in triplloats,
With cory q I'll. sd.sr,i.en .ttsehsd. will BE-
MONDAY, the 10th day Of August, 1855, for fur
nishing FRESH BEEF TO the United States troops
stationed at the following places In the District Of
PILOT Grove, Dragon county,
Sulphur Springs. Hopkins county;
Dallas, Dallas county,
These contracts shall commence on the LIST day OF
September. 1868. and end on the Siut day Of Deeom
The Beef shall DO from steers Weighing not lesa
than so pounds net each, shall be delivered In
equal pTopoIIi9n: Of fore and h quarters neeks,
such quantities as shall from time to time be re-
CURED Tor the troops. and on such days rs shall be
designated BY the msudnE oiheoTs Of the posts.
deliyorod under these eontracts shall be cut on al
downI Tho shanks Of fore quarters shall DO cut Oh
FROM three to four iuehea above the knee Joint and
81 hlnd HSsEtSIs rg@ sr to eight inches above the
P.ypsnt will BE- IN spsh funds .. are furnished
Viii DO entertained unless tho following sPecnea-
First. Proposall-rhe underslKncd hereby agree
70 enter Into contract, based on tho aceompAn
sdyertissmentt supply all the fresh beef oquiIed
,or mo United States troops stationed At foI
mills per pound.
tSiEnAtureD
Second. IsGrety iIfhe upd orsisnsd hereby bind
themselves 10 enter Into bonds, In the penal sn "
one thousand dollars, laTini currency q The Unl'
tract made By him or them, under tho accompany.
ITo be signed By two sureties.l
tSiEnAtures OF sureteS.l - -.
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OEP1KTHBET oR THE IEsaRIoR,

WAsHIHdrON, juno 10, lbos.
On the petition Of wILLI1n THoisLHT. o. Phiia:
delphis, Pa. pra{ for The extension q patent
Tor an improy sncnt In safety WASHER for Securing
Wheels 10 Axle. for seven years from tho eIpiIa-
tion q said PATENT which takes place on tho 18th
Is ordered that The said petition be heard at tho
Patent once on MONDAY the slst day OF August
noxt, 81 II clock, and all persons arc notified
70 appear and show cause, " any they have. why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing tho extension are required TO
Ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
the day Of hearing, all testimony fled ~ either
parry 70 be used u The sad hearing must DO taken
onse, Ghieh viii be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon testi-
monJ, must DO llsd Ia the once foenty lays before
,hs d.y o. hsasi,PI, the srhnmsnts. II any. within
RsrgBLIstE and fhs IntsliiDeneer, Washington.
d. e., and In the Age, Philadelphia, Pa, once
week for three successive woeksj the nrst Of said
publeati9Ra TO be at least sixty daE. g5sy,SSs 10
jufS.Tust Acting Commissioner Of Pstents.
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Proposals.

Il WORK OF ruiz coNsERvAToRYA AT THR
gNlIsp STAIRS BOTANICAL GkRDEr,w ASH.
named labor and materials are In vted and will be
opened AZ p n % MONDAY, the lo,h Instant. at
siou. whore speci ncafions can be seen.
By order ofthe Js,nt Commii,ee On the Library.
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NEw MERCHANTS LINE OF sTHANBRs.
,dhaG Ha1ISsH I

JohE STSssDE,
GsorIsiswn, - fellows; Leave New York, from
Pier ~ gAst River. At the fost q Roseyslt street,
ss.h f:.s hsl :rss, .,.r 1' issi:l.s sad
Alexandria every Friday. q lsn. For freight OF
u IsT Tsrf avenue and ssvsnissnih ;iresi. DO.
i.ssi.,{ Dep.IIeM THOMPSON. President.
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Tie many lhopssnds cured Al this Institution
within hs last elshieen Year.. and tho aup,eroas
Witnessed ~ fke reporters Of ne 'suu. ~ sad
many other papers,. notices Of which appeared
standing as a kentlensu Of ehaisd,sr and reronsi.
billy, u sum guarantee g the Afflicted M
BkIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURkD, s,y.
Persona writing should be partlsulsr In airect'
Ing their letters 70 his inTtitdtisn thS fSli.rns
800. HfF Baltimore Lock Hospital,
Jes-ly Baltimore. MAfylaad.
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
graduate from one Of the most eminent COLLEGES 10
the United States, and the greater part Of whose
Philadelphia, and elsewhere; has effected ions "
tho most astonishing cures that were, ever knvwn;
whom asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed 81
sudden soundsi bashfulness, with frequent blush-
mlnd were cured Immediately, - n.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-08
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.
Independent Ireland.
From the London Saturday Review

From the London Saturday Review.
There is large-perhaps it is the argest-number OF
Fenians propose doing They know that certain lrshmen
have conspred for less reasonable but then
they also know that there time when freshmen
not conspiring and when they not put down
Another class of Enghmen much less numerous but tar
thoughtful is less occupied with the avowed objects
than with the supposed wrongs of the conspiraors This
class composed of the who have budget OF Irish
remedies the disposal of Parliament These vary, from
reform of the andaws abolition of the Established Church.
and the endowment of Romanism provincial councils
resident prince of the blood and Irish Parliament But
the usual fate of docare attends whose Suggestions
imply personal responsibility Their advice is read APP
cable There another class small that we have named
but which has at least comprehended the Fenlan project
and knows that is limited by nothing short OF complete
Acknowledgement of the British empire. And of this not
large section small subsection asks why the wishes Of the
separass should not be complied WITH and why Engshmen
should not make the concessions disaected rshmen
which many of them thought that the Northern States should
have made to the Southern States of America.
There not many persons who have thought this
ton out who have deemed it worth any consideration at
ALL Yet from points of view it is worth considering
in superficial and cursory way The two points are
interests and the interests of the Irish people
Volumes might be written this on every other Irish
subject and this than Others for this opens
larger field for the imagination than others But it is
worth while weigh the probable consequences of event
which many ismen have already realized in their
minds and which not Englishman in hundred thinks
capable of realization Let then suppose that either by
and overwhelming intervention of foreign power ny
tghttul mlsadventure PARTLY the utter IauI VI
ruin OF the Channel eet for instanceeand were
away from England; longer part OF 1s o'eu
Kingdom; were as separate and independent as 20
Holland. What would be the result to us ana W TeHnu
Those people would have had but solution OF Inc rn
dicultynamely to sink Ireland at the oottom OF the
oceanwould perhaps derive immediate satisfaction from
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-08
Abyssinia.

Abyssina the land of superstition, has, of course its
witches OF Endor We heard good story the other day
illustrating the popular feelings Of the country against Theo
dor and the result of advent The King the story
sad heard the with troubled countenance and deter
mined to consult the spirits of his fathers They
moned and appeared before him. The King-Tell my
fate Shall conquer as have always conquered Spirits
Mo- thy time has Gomez prepare myself. The King
Let me reign but three years more and will redeem the
past Spirts-No. The Kng-But two years let mereign
but two years. spirits-No! Not one year. Thou hast
been tried and found wanting The blood of slaughtered
thousands cries aloud for vengeance But stay There
yet chance. Renqush sovereignty return to your
country be again the er of the SOIL thy bread by the
sweat of thy brow and ye The King was very irae and
the spirits were directed to to the place from whence
they came.
The London Times has published letter from its CORE
spondent with the Abyssinan expedition dated Rayray
Guddy, December 18th. We make the following extract:
DIPLOMATIC DIFFICULTIES Rival CH1EFs-A messen-
ger named Murda Wurke who spoke English fuenty hay
ing been educated in Bombay, into camp here this
afternoon with letter Colonel Mereweather from Kassa
supposed to be now the powerful chief in Tgre Abyss
nian politics are in such hopeless state of complication
that scarcely dare to touch upon Them but according
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Canada.

Advices from Quebec represent ministerial crisis because
the French Catholic members controlling the Legislature
will concede nothing the British Protestant minority who
represented in the cabinet The points most at issue
the School laws and disposition of the public lands
The legislature of the province of Quebec has directed
committee to inquire into the causes OF the emigration OF
The New York herald., 1868-11-11
TINE WEST SIDE PROPERTY uwMS AND THE STAFFORD
PAVEMENT.

It will be remembered that an argument In now
pending before the General Term OF the Supreme
Court to make perpetual an Injunction sued out by
Mr. Peter Dolan on behalf OF his fellow property
owners the west side to restrain the contractors
from laying tho STAFFORD wooden pavement on the
Seventh avenue and adjoining streets up town, in
pursuance OF authority granted BY the Common
Council. call or q meeting Of prcpcrty owners
opposed to this measure gathered number OF zen
temen at Miilenann's Han. corner or SryCa'a ay nr3
and Twenty-sNut street, lass evcning. b.lf u was
discovered that sufficiently cownioaiCrf 'artment
was not TO be had, owing TO another tt ia tho
building. ThOsc who Netc prcscnt tai4 Naectej
temporary organization. win Nr. Do.an ~ Chair
man and McsSrs Nonahln and Branch - SecrSsa-
ries. and an adjournment han 10 tire 1864 instant,
when further steps will be taken for tue formation OF
an ASSOCIATION o. property owners having for ,s OBJ
ject the iurtherauGe OF their interests In thc
n now stands in ccur aud for the contnucd defence
OF those iucrests shcu ne Injunction be dissolved.
The New York herald., 1868-11-11

Marquis or Hastings.


BY cable we learn that Henry weysford Charles
Plantagenet Rawdon Hastings, Earl OF Rawdon
and viscount Loudoun In the peerage OF the United
Kingdom, died yesterday in London. He was born
on the ed Of July, 1s42, and consequently at the
time Of his death he was only twenty-sIx years Of
age The Hastings family ranks among the ancient
arstocracy OF England and dates its pedigree from
the days Of william the Conqueror The late Mar
quis rendered himself conspicuous both on the
French az well as the English turf, and caused con-
siderable sensation In the sporting world by some
alleged underhand transactions prior to the last
Derby, the particulars OF which have been pub
lshed In previous editions Of the HERALD. short
time since he was married to Lady Florence Paget,
daughter Of the Marquis Of Angesey and the affair
created considerable stir In the fashionable world
from the fact that was supposed that the lady
engaged TO be married to wealthy young merchant
Of London During his short but evcntfu career dc.
ceased rapidly ran through the greater portion Of
the princely inheritance which he became possessed
Of on his accession to the tile, and doubtless fell
victim To that pernicious system OF money lending
which is TOO readily placed within the reach OF the
scions OF the English nobility.
The New York herald., 1868-11-11

Of SIS for all horses, bar Starlight handicap weights,
three miles.
Mr.. Moore's b. g. Chang. aged, by Irish Bird
catcher, l6e pounds. j
Mr.: Alloway's b. h. knight or Sc. Patrick, by
Knight OF st. George. six years. l54 pounds.
MT Torrances b. m. Hopeful, by Hambletonian,
ageu, loi POUNDS.
Scurry Handicap, gotten up on the track, was
Won by Molly Bawn, beating Post Boy and Lapidist.
SO ends the Hunt meeting for 1858. cannot re-
CAL In long turf experience more complete
nZzle or follower sport The races are got up TO
suit oficers' hacks and halfbreds, who are always
At. AS an instance Of the way in which they manage
sport In Canada may say that at tins meeting the
lodged against Starlight. The horse is owned by an
association OF ocers, who as stewards sat In judg
ment on their own case laughed at the objection and
dismissed it. There ground for the proposal OF the
Free Lance, comic paper In this city, that the OIL
GERS should divide the subscription list among them
without the formauty Of walking over and advertig
Ing. cannot too strongly caution American turf
men, through the HERALD, to light shy OF the Cana
dian turf
The New York herald., 1868-11-11
RACING IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Nov. Z, 1868.
The second days racing OF the autumn steeple
chase meeting came on to-day, having been post
poned from Thursday. Ihe races took place at Mr..
Lorn McDougall's farm, Of Outremont, and were At
tended by fully 1000 people,
The Hunt Cup ended In walk over for Starlight,
to the intense disgust OF the spectators.
SUMMARY.
The Hunt Cup value $780, added to q sweepstake
OF SIS each, weight for age, winners extra two and
half miles.
Mr.. Moore's b. h. Starlight, by star Davis,
Hopeful, lol; Tim WINNER, io4 and knight Of
st. Patrick lo7 Or.
The Open Handicap as q race, was nzzle but by
an error of the favorite's rider terminated ex-
citingly and Unexpectedly In favor OF the nelders.
starlight was the favorite at long odds. The
race was a very slow one, Copeck lead
ing bit, then Starlight going to the
fore, Woodstock waiting on him. They ran home In
this order, Starlight winning, hard held By two
second: Copeck good third. Starlight, however,
had nrenousy contrivcd to 20 on the wrong side OF
q nag, and so was distanced, Woodstock being
Open Handicap OF $40 each, $3.50 added; three
Mr.. Moneys ch. 6. Woodstock, by Niagara, aged,
M sI nrown,s row b. q copeck. axcd. i5o lbs
Mr.. Moore's b. h. Starlight, aged IT'S lbs. dis.
starlight came In frst, but was disqualified for
running on the wrong side OF post
The Farmers Cup was won easily by Cataract,
ridden by Willie Anoway, the youngest OF the IA
nous Alloway family. who made plucky debut on
Deerfoot at the september hurdle races.
SUMMARY.
Farmers Cup Of S. each, $50 added; weight for
age; two miles.
MI. McNaughtons b. 9. Cataract, by Niagara, 14e .
Mr. Doherty's b. m Kitty, l4e lbs .............. .
Mr.. Mcvey's ch. e. Fireaway 145 lbs ........... 3
The Crawford Cup was piece OF plate given by
the Master OF the Hounds TO atone for the ascos OF
the other races Out OF the seven entries four came
TO the post Chang being the favorte. Shamrock got
bad fal at the second fence stunning Glen Alo.
way for some minutes. Hopeful and the favorte
carried on the running, the mare looking all over q
winner as they came up the stretch. Failing at the
last fence however sue let Chang win easily by four
lengths, Kn ght of st. Patrick second, having been
badly hndcred by Shamrock, who ran riderlcss all
around the course, and finished neck and neck with
the winner. sMD
SUMMARY
The Crawford Cnp Of $780, added 10 a swccpstaGe
The New York herald., 1868-11-11
FIRE m FIFTH STREET.

Loss About Twelve thousand Dollars.
At nine O'Clock last night nre was discovered In
the fourth door Of the five story brick building Nos.
sls and $40 Firth street, owned by James Young,
who occupicd the lower noor a. Q turning shop and
scroll work. Mr. Young owns the engine that drives
the mschinery Of the entire establishment His loss
on stock by water VIII be about $1,000, and on build
ing probably Ssooo upon which It 10 said there is
no insurance.
The second noor and the rear Of the nfth were oe.
cupied by George Hess, cabinet maker. Loss about
$4,000; insurance not known.
1he third noor was occupied by Holden, Wilson &
winans, SASH blind and door manufacturers. Their
loss they estimate at about $1,000 upon which there
II small insurance.
The fourth moor was used as clock case factory
BY Dunn 4 Frankson, whose oss Will probably reach
$1,000; no insurance.
The front part Of the fth floor was used az store
room for spring horses by Michael Deyoy. Loss
about 81, 900 BY water; no ,nsnr~pce The IRE was
confined TO the building. As nearly all the parties
were absent these estimates may not be very aeon
rate. No insurance w1s reported except by Holden,
Wilson a winans.
The lre n belicyod 70 have CauQht 10 Dunn \
Franklin'a nvcmiaaaA
The New York herald., 1868-11-11
RECEIPTS or TINE OLYMPIC THEATRE.
NEW YORK., Nov. Q. 1865.

NEW YORK, NOV. y 1858.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HKRALD:-
In table Of the monetary receipts Of our city
theatres for the quarter ending September ao pub
lished in the HERALD Of Sunday last, the income OF
the Olympic theatre for the month Of September IL
erroneously given at $sae7, or less than one-third
the amount actually received and returned for to the
Internal Revenue Department Of this city. The
statement, n suYered TO pass unconfradictcd, Is
likely TO produce an unjust and perhaps Injurious
Dumpty," now in the course OF performance at this
theatre and beg therefore, you Will allow me space
to say that the receipts OF the olympic for the month
referred to were $32,77s.
CLIFTON w. TAYLEURE.
The New York herald., 1868-11-11

railway oficias OF new inventions; no matter what
prospective advantage was apparent immediate out
lay was the great objection.
Drs. Ritchie and Smith and w. H. Smith, or Pitts.
the general government assuming control OF all rail-
roads vigorously advocated. was also the ap-
polntment Of government boards OF engineers To
corporations and the creation OF similar organiza
tions by the respective States. The meeting then ad
jOurned.
The New York herald., 1868-11-11

the movement and came In q winner by that dis.
tance, making the heat in 1611.
And thus ends the fal meeting at Hoboken.