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A RMY SUPPLIES.
PosT COMMIssARy.

Posi- CoMMIsSARY.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb %. 1873
Sealed Proposals which must be In duplicate,
with copy OF this advertisement alta ched to each
viii be received at this office until IL clock NJ
TUESDAY, March 3. Is for supplying Fresh
and Corned Beef to the Troops, Camps aud ii os-
pitfalls supplied by the Government at Nashville
and vicinity and drawing supplies therefrom for
six months, commencing on the first day of A pri,
1858
The Beef must be of a good marketable quality !;
the Fresh Beef in equal proportions o. fore and
hind rteTs. neck, shaDks and kidney Iallow to
lie excluded !; the Corned Beef sw est and thorough
~ cured, and to be furnished AT such times and
places. and in such quantities and proportions Of
fresh and co red beef respectively, as the Post
Commander shall desi gnate.
Proposals must be accom- panied BY the names II
two suretes, I'm the sum of 5000, for the faithful
Performance of the contract, if awarded and should
he sent to this office endorsed the envelope,
Proposals for Beef" and addressed to 'Breyet
Brig. Gen NJ p. Small Chief Com Subsistence
Department of the Cumberland, Nashville, Ten
nessee.'
hight is reserved to REJECT any and all bids of
fercd.
Contract to b. subject to the approval Of the Ma
Jor General commanding the Department.
By order of Brig Gen. N. =. Small, Chief Com
Sub, Dept. OF the Cumberland.
J. y CLEGHORN,
ia ~ Etr.t and
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PROPOSALS,
DROPOSALs FOB GOAL.

EendsSa,ss-s Dssort,n.ni ofshs p!ans,}
ouaAS. Stst, Pebr1ary Il Isss
Sealed bids 10 duplicate, with guarantees, signed
81 two respon,ible persons not bidders, ami ac
as this ofEce until u O'Clock, noon, on FRIOAY.
March sixth, t6thJ 1858, for the delivery Of Five
@ sss Of q two sand1s s .sn:
month.
.prIicstien at this once. or q the Office of the
Depot QusrtermastAr, Fcrt ID. A. Russell.
by order of Bre'es Ma'0f Ge %M A aVspS
fBst Bvt. Brig. Gen Chief ousrterms,ter
In S. ENGINEER OFFIcE,
seaa vi Ss received Se h a.
signed until the Goth Of March. 1875. at noon, for
,Re the ss.. . th. At
yemher 50 1873 All the materials for said repairs
b ss It - naes
Of hS easc q STONE. Of 81
used in making said repairs and must cover ali the
tearing up and renewing old work and the compile.
Hon of the repairs In manner satisfactory to the
Bids must be in duplicate, and guaranteed upon
sssscp Of the b STAINED az ~ sp
pliestioR, in person or BY letter, to this once
feasIm 1t Col. of Ene's., Bvt Col o s..h.
NAVY ias toiHpssfsGTT sT ThH STATES
PHukDxLPHIA, February Is, 1858.
O'Clock m, on the 2th day of February, for fur
nishing the United States Navy Department with
and subject pection by the inspecting oficer
At the Philadelphia sNavy Yard. where they are to
be delivered free of expeIse to the Government !
For BuTsap Of Con strHrtion and Repair,
lh0 gallons Sperm Oil, best winter strained, bag.
IS kegs Clineh Rings, assorted
Particulars at this Office.
For Bureau Of Ordnance
barrel Linseed Oil, boiled.
/ barrel Sperm Oil, boiled
Blank forms for bids at this Office.
A. X. WATSON,
lie 2S-T Paymaster, L. 8. Navy.
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CoLoRED FRANCHISE IN IowA-ln Common
Pleas Court of Muskngum County, Jo~eph
Tate recovered 500 damages OF Israel Clark
and VIM. Imaly. Trustees Of Meigs Township
Muskingum County, for rejecting hrs vote at
the October election. Tate's mother was a
white woman. and his father had 3 preponder-
ance of white blood. AT the election one Of the
Trustees, Vim Dunlap, was in favor Of allow
ing Tate TO vote, but was oyerruled by his
colleagues. There are four or hye similar
suits pending against the same Trustees.
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COOPEK q RA0Ak,
" Dealers in and n anu artucers Of
STOVES, COrPkR, TIN AND sHEEr-IRoN
WARE, ROWING. GUTTERINS
AND SP0UrInG,
hBSm Ne. 49J 18th stssst. Now Ps eve.
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10y ii. COLMAN a CO., Auctioneers,
- No. 293 Pa. ave., between 9Th and 10th SITS

Nv 30 To- ave. Vel"een sth anu iVVn SIS.
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT STOCK
We will sell, at pubiic auction. SATURDAY
MORNING, Feb. 2S, at o clock in frsut of our
Auction Store and warerooms. No. 293 Pa. ave
between 9th and 10th streets. the following prop
erty, without reserve
A large stock Of new Hardware, of all descrip-
tioDs; also, q large assortment Of second ha nd
Hardware, Consisting OF Carpenters Timers
saddlers, and Blacksmith Tools. Once Furni
tnIe, Iron Bedstesds, Tables, Desks, Wagon
Wheels, wheel Bsrrows, Wheel Barrow Wheels
Trucks, Cushions. Picks PiCkh an lies, ShayeIs
Spaces, -Chsidrons, Bath Tubs. Oils, Paints
Narnishes. Paint aud Wbitewash Brushes, five
barrels Tar, Teskel Blocks and Puies. large
assortment of Stove Fixtures. 900 Chains. sc
DC: and many other articles not herein enumerated
Goods must be removed Immediately after the
sale
IL the weather should prove unfavorable the
sale will be post poned until the following sstur-
urdsy. II. COLMAH & co Aucts
fe 3 JN0. AMOS, salesman
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
y PHILADEL AND NEW YORK
81 s!zs! 81!

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1857!
now run follows viz:
FOB NEW YORK, without change of cars
Leave daily except Sunday at 7i6 q. m, IL 80
and TOO p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave raily except Sunday at 745 and l2:l5 D.
m, and 1: 80 and ZOO m. -
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York and Philadelphia at ZOO D.
sLKEPING CARS for New York on 100 D. m
train daily.
Through Tickets to PhiIadelph New York, or
Boston, can be had at the Station Office at al
hours in the day, we'll at the Office in the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 9th and 18th streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between " ashington, Baltimore, An
nal oils. and the West
J l.. WILSON, Master OF Transportation
N. COLE. Geperal Ticket Agent
ooS0-tf GEO. 3. KO0NTZ. Agent, Washington
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No.11 STATE srRry1.

mol STATE SrREET,
NEW YORK CITY, February Il, 1858
Sealed Proposals I'm duplicate, with a copy Of
this ad vertisement attached to each are in yited
and will be received at this OH ce until IL
TUESDAY, March s, 1868, for disinterrng the
bodies of three hundred and twelve Union soldiers
at Portsmouth, Grove, X. l., furnishing new burial
cases where required and transporting to and re-
interring the same at Cypress Hill Gem etery Long
Island.
Bidders have the privilege OF being present at
the opening f the prop
Proposals to be- addressed to the undersigned
marked Proposals. for disinterrng bodies at
Portsmouth Grove, X. l."
RUFUS INGALLS,,
fs "a I'd Byt. Maj. Gen, Asst U. M Gen
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RY VIM. l.. WALL a Co, Auetioneerp,
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar
IS Louisiana avenue.
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING. February ~. at 10
O'Clock, We will sell at the Bazaar, Q number of
Saddle. Carriage and Work Horses, IA full descrip-
ton at sale } com prisin9 about
FIFTY HORSES AND MULES,
suited to Harness and Saddle. A full description at
sale.
-Four large Mules, Harness, and Wagon, sold for
want OF
A large collection OF New and Second hand Bug
gree, hockaways, Carriages, Express Wagons and
other vehicles
large collection Of New and Second hand Har-
ness, &C, at private sale.
Regular sales dsys-Tuesdsys, Thursdays and
Saturdays, without regard to weather
Carr iages and Harness always at private sale
fe L-2t w L. WALL 4 co
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NAVY PAYMAsTER's OFFICg,

WAsHlNGIOS, feDrta -, 1917
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed " Proposals.
will lie received at this Office until Il clock NJ
ihe 2d DAY Of arch, 1853 for the following arti
ces, which must he Of the very best quality, to be
delivered free of expense and Government tax At
the Washington Navy Yard and subject to the
usual inspection tbereat. to wit:
Bb.edp Of Ordnnrce.
10 Zone hundred and twenty pounds of Gum
Packing.
go 1.-TWO hundred and hftyl feet four-py Gum
Hose. TO TAX Q a coupling two inch inside to
I've delivered in fifty feet len gths !. and com
plete with couplings
Bureau CONSERVATION and Repairs.
3s(thirty six dozen ship Augers, without screws.
LOO lone thousand) bushels Charcoal, maple or
pine.
Bvrsnv Equipmert and RsrrHiting.
80 thirty eight slabs Soap Stone.
Responsible security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery of supplies awarded.
Blank forms for bids, with further particu lars
for bidders, to be had at this office.
CALVIN C. JACKSON,
fe eS5t Paymaster, 81. 8. Navy
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SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE
- will lie received a. the Office Of the ndersigu al
az Cemetery Barracks, Chattanooga, Tenn !, until
u m, WEDNESDAY, March 4, 1873, for the de-
livery at this postO Fresh and Corned Beef du-
Etg the ensuing elk months
TIE beef must be Of q good marketable quality.
In equal proportion of fore and hind quarter
meek sbanks and kidney tallow to be excluded )
In snch quantities may be from, time to time re
qured for issue TO the Il oops who now or m ay
hereafter be stationed at this post, and at sue
times as the Post Commisssry shall direct,
The person 10 whom an award is made must be
prepared to execute his contract and give the re-
CURED bonds al
Each lid must he accompanied by Q good and
sufficient guarantee from two more persons
wbose loyalty and solvency 10 certified to BY a
Clerk Of a Court Of Record, setting forth that the
bidder will. in case The contract IL awarded him
give ample bonds and cnrty for the faithful per
Torrance of the same. The name and place of res.
idenCe of each surety must be given.
Thee ntTact awarded under this advertisement
must be made subject to the approval Of the Major
General commanding the Department ~
Proposals for Fresh and COrned Beef must be
separate and addressed TO 'Breyet Brig aoier Gar.
erai N Small, Chief Commissary of Subsis-
tsnce Department Cumberland. Chsttaaooss,
Tenn, p. d. Box 49,"
BY order OF Brevet Brigadier General M p.
Small. Chief G. g.. Dept of Cumbsrland
JOHN r. SHELTON RI
fe 22-lt First 1t. 4Sth US. lnfy, A. Cts.
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DROPOsALs FOR ICE,

Clerks Office, HoMss Of Rspyesentatires, U. s., I
WASHINGTON, ID C., Feb. p. 1853
until SATURDAY, the 18th day of February, Is g,
at IL O'Clock for supplying first quality OF ICE
Tor the use OF the House OF Re presentatves, daily
for one year: delivery to be made in such Quanti
ties a may be required.
No bids will be considered from parties personal
y unknown. unless accompanied with satisfactory
references and security will he reQuii ed for the
faithful performance of the contract
Bidders will state the price per 100 lbs.
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
fe24-5f Clark ii II
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joins <. KfNNEDr. superintendent.
When the parer was read.

Mr.. lngersoll said: Let US abolish the Metro.
pollian Police and SIC " hether we will mo-
soon be blown mp. Laughter.
Mr.. Sralding moved that the House al Iourn
hr. Nashburne hoped the House would
again 60 into committee and finish the bill
The House went into committee. and It wa
remarked 10y several Republican members tina;
There werr few seats occupied on the other side
OF the House. a. If there was really some APP
prebension Of another Guy Fawkes attempt
Mr.. Iawrence's amendment was rejected
and soon after the committee rose.
The House then, at $40 O'Clock. adjourned
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t(Y N. x. WASH 4 90, Auotioneer,.
- No. 2c3 Pennsylvania avenue
Southeast corner ofioth street
THBBALANCE or A STOCK OF LADIES' AND
GEMS, FURNISHING GOODS, COUNTER
SHkLNlNG, &c, AT AUCTION
On ATURDAT MORNING, February 10Th at
10 O'Clock, We will sell, within our store A fuli
variety e Gents and Lsdies' Furnishing Goods
among which are
Ladies and Gents Hose
ladies' UDderssrments
Gents Bosom Shirts
Drawers and Tndershirts, suspenders
Buttons, Threads, Handkerchief
Irish Linen, Neoktes, Gloves
ScaTs, Shawls, Collars, Paper
Envelopes, &c. &C,
Also,
One Counter nd Shelving,
Will be ADDED, nice assortment OF Piece and c nj
Dry foods Gents Clothing, SC
II M. X. WALSH 4 CO., Aucs
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT oUARTERMAsTEB


Captain aud A. o NJ
fe Is Ct Chief q NJ District of Montana
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AlCHAEb GRIM
JAS d. HEHnLEV

the setd hm Htl plesse can i6mcdia fely Sod have
lem sdjusted By lssocA Mc6oneN and Greene n
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-25
Il. 4. HELM BOLD,
Drug d Chemical Warehouse
594 broadway, New York.

None are genuine unless done up in steel engraV-
% wrapper, with facsimile of my chemical ware
h ,use, and signed HIT. nELMooi-D,
Feb 20 eodSeowly sepi'
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-25
COMM r RCIAL.
New York stock and Money rrarke,


new YORK, Dec. 24.1Money very close durin,
the morning, and call loans were made at per cent
currency to per cent. Gold, with commissions add
ed OF 1-32 to per cent. Later the demand became
less urgent and an easier feeling prevailed the rates
| falling to per cent Gold, and finally to currency
before O'Clock. Discounts dull; at the Bank pei
cent Is the nominal rate for prime Names but in the
street the range is @ 81 per cent. Sterling Elk
change dull at 1891 1924 for go day bills and ITO;
iiot for short sight Gold has been irregulsr and
closing at 135 1851. The rates of carrying ranged
from to II per cent per annum and 1-32 per cent
per day. A report has been current that the Treas
ury Department Is about to issue 500, 900 worth
OF new greenbacks, to take the place OF an equal
amount Of mutilated bills burned. 1t seems, how
amounted to $3C 900. Governments more active un-
der easier Money market and shade higher
Henry Cewes & Co. furnish the following 40 QUO
1IO2 q 100; do 1864. 1861 q 1861; do 1866 1917 q
1919; do new, ITO a 110t; do 1867 11ot q i1O4; do
1868, 1l01 a 110i; 10-40s, 1861 q 1851
The Stock market sympathizes with the near APP
proach OF the holidays, and transactions are light.
Nevertheless prices are higher and closed steady at
York Central, Toledo, Rock Island, North Western
and Pacific Mail The strength of the market is
partly attributable to the r1mors Ct settlement be-
ing these reports all the Erie litigation excepting
the Belmont suit, has been arranged, and that will
be in ten days. 1t is said the Erie party held large
amount of Central 40 900 shares in one house, which
they purchased the understanding that the scrip
dividend should be Immediately declared, and a
both parties combine to have the Legislature legaze
the scrip dividend, which has been delivered on
100000 of share capital. There no Board after
o'clock to-day. The following the street prices
at $50 o'clock:- Pacific Mail, 1924 q 1925 Western
Union Telegraph, 33s q "a; Hartford 8 Erie, 243 q
do preferred 81 a a. Hudson, 1345 9 1876; Reading,
9sf a 9sI; Michigan Central, lis; Michigan South
ern, 872 az ST; Illinois Central, 141 q 143; Chicago
& Rock Island, 115 q 1154.
Border State bonds steady; Missouri's, 80; old
Tennessees 6st e esa; new do, So q 6st; new North
Cardinals, Gil q 62 Virgnia's 81; old Lousiana's
has officially announced the resumption of payment
of the interest all the funded deb9 for january st
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
To sol COZ 14q
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-25
WASHINGTON.
AMNESTY PROCLAMATION.

WASHINGTON Dec "a.
ny the President Of the United States-A Proc
Whereas, the President of the United state
has heretofore set forth several proclamation
offering amnesty and pardon to persons who
had been or are concerned in the late rebellion
against the lawful authority Of the government
oi the United States, which proclamation
dS53; on the 18th day of March, 1884, on the
18TH day OF May, 1865; on the 7th day of Sep
TEMPER, 1867, and on the 4th day of July in the
present year; and
Whereds, the authority of the Federal Gov
eminent having been re-established in all the
states and Territories within the Jurisdiction
OF the United States it is believed that such
prudential reservations and exceptions as at
the dates OF said several proclamations were
deemed necessary and proper may now be
wisely and justly relinquished, and that an un-
iversal amnesty and pardon for participation
IN said rebellion extended to all who have
borne any part therein will tend to secure per-
manent peace, order and prosperity through
OUT me land, and to renew and fully restore
confidence and fraternal feeling among the
whole people their respect for and attachment
TO the national government designed by its
patriotic founders for the federal good
NOW, therefore, be it known that I, Andrew
johnson, President of the United States by
virtue of the power and authority in me vested
py the Constitution, and in the name of the
sovereign people of the United States, do here
oy proclaim and declare, Internationally and
without reservation, to all and to every person
who, directly or indirectly, participated in the
late instruction or rebellion full pardon and
amnesty for the offence of treason against the
United States, or of adhering to their enemies
during the late civil war; with restoration of all
flgnts, privileges and immunities under the
constitution and the laws which have been
made in pursuance thereof
In testimony whereof have signed these pres
ents with my hand and ca used the seal OF the
United STATES to be affixed. Done at the
city OF Washington the 25th day of Decem.
Der, In the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-eight, and of the
Independence of the United States of Amer
lea the nipety-third.
lsigned) ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
=. A. SEWARD, Assistant Secretary of State.
Inc full pardoning and amnesty proclama-
tlonJust issued by President johnson includes
Jefferson DAVIS, Breckenridge, Jacob Thomp.
son, Mason, Slidell, and all Others who were
directly or indirectly engaged in the late In
surrection or rebellion. The parties above
named are now in foreign countries.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-25
WEST INDIES.


=, HAVANA, Dec. 1S.-Advices from Hayti state
that an English and French feet went to Go
naives to demand the French ship Levida
and the American schooner Dehart which
were captured by Gen. Chevalier charged
with attempting to run the blockade of Se-
marks. The vessels were released Immediate
ly, and Gen. Chevalier offered indemnity for
the outrage, which was accepted by the cap
tain OF the French vessel. The captain of the
Dehart refused to accept of the indemnity and
left his vessel at GOnaives.
The blockade of Haytf has been declared
effective, and recognized by all the foreign
ministers. Vessels going into ports net held
by the Government and captured are legal
prizes.
PORT AU PRINCE.
The United States steamer Leipsic arrived
at au Prince Dec. 4th.
aytien war steamer Alexander Potion
ha ured five coasters laden with supplies
for e54l s.
The Jamaica Guardian publishes number
of statements showing great corruption on the
part of the Customs officials.
BARBADOS.
Advices from Barbados state that Sc 1eral
refneries have been erected for tine purpose Of
supplying the demand in the United States
for the finer classes of sugar.
GUADALoUPE.
IL Is reported from the island OF GuaQaloupe
that several persons have died of cholera, and
that yellow fever also existed there.
TURKS ISLAND.
Advces from Turks Island say the rains
have destroyed much of the exposed salt The
price of that article was nine cents per pound
and many vessels were loading.
CUBA.
No reliable information can be obtained in
reference to the instruction, but many ru-
mors are 10 circulation. II is stated that the
troops in the eastern department are concen-
trating to attack Bayamo, and, If possible
fight a decisive battle.
Commerce is languishing and credit low
Merchants and artizans are all DESTROYS of an
end to the present condition of suspense.
Prisoners continue to arrive, and the prisons
and forts are already well filed.
The English mail steamer Is overdue and
fears for her safety are entertained. A heavy
norther Is prevailing.
Business will be utterly suspended until the
first of January, in consequence of the festivi-
ties Of holy week.
Capt. General Lersuudi gave splendid ban
quet yesterday to Gen. W. f. Smith, President
of the International Ocean Telegraph Com
pany, at which toasts were given and speeches
made, and expressions of desire for the preser-
walton of peace and good relations between
Spain and the United States,
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-25
JAPAN.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.-Additona ad.
vices from Japan state that the Mikado left
Kiota Nov. 4th, passed through Yokohoma on
the 22d and entered Yeddo the next day. The
people of Yokoh1ma turned out en- masse tC
witness the procession. 1t was the first in.
stance according to the Japanese Authorities, o.
a Mikado having visited a distant portion O
his dominion for twenty centuries. Yeddo
which was nearly deserted has been repopulat
ed and the ruined palaces restored in honor o.
his visit.
The reported defeat and surrender of two
princes at Aidsen is discredited in YokohOma
by those who sympathise with the northern
faction. Affairs between the northern and
southern faction were simply in allegiance til
more favorable season for hostilities
Snow had fallen heavily in northern provin-
ces and nothing was expected to be done by
the southerners before spring, when it was be-
lieved reconciliation will be effected. Mean
while trade is languishiug and matters are be.
coming worse at Osaka and Kobe The paper
money issued by the government was at dis
count of As per cent Paper was to be issued
at Yokohoma and had been already issued il
| Yeddo where several Japanese had been pun
| 'shed for refusing to receive it.. The northern
| Princes had issued mani este defending theil
| cause, owing to the great increase of trade il
| tea, silks and silk worm eggs. Several Japan
| csc merchants have failed to fulfil their con
| tracts with foreigners. The government there
| fore desires that the accounts of merchant:
| shall be hereafter examined by the proper OF
| fcers, and that only rich men be licensed tC
| engage in the trade. Out of ten men now al
lowed to deal in these articles only three will
| be continued.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-25
mAssAOHUsETTs.
THE LIQUOR LICENSE LAW.

BOSTON, Dec. A.-The Supreme Court have
decided that the enactment of the liquor Ii
cense law last winter did nor repeal the law
know as the ''liquor nuisance act" which is al
follows:
Cali buildings, places or tenements resorted
to for prostitution, lewdness or illegal gaming
or used for the sale of intoxicating liquors
shall be deemed common nuisances."
This law allows the prosecution of both oc'
cupant and owner of the buildings so used
All such cases where conviction has been re-
corded have now been remanded for sentance
which is generally $50 and COSTS
MIR. CoLFAx AT SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD, Dec. A.-Vice PRESIDENT Col
fax, accompanied by his wife, arrived in this
city TONIGHT and are the guests of Samuel
Bowles, Esq, editor Of the Republican. Mr..
Colfax will hold reception at the rooms OF the
Springfield Club tomorrow evening, and will
be serenaded by the United States armory band
and armorers.