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EUROPE.
LATER NEWS BY STEAMER.

NEW YORK, July 8-The Inman steamship
City Of Baltimore, which left Liverpool June "a
and Queenstown, June 25 arrived NJ this port
yesterday. Her advices are two days later than
those at hand Dy the Hansa.
[NoTE.-The news by the Hansa Will be found
on our inside pages.-ED. EVE. TELL
DisrasIi in France.
The Paris MoniettT du Sofr alluding in its
bulletin To recent speech OF MI Disraeli,
says
"Mr, Disraen has very exaetly summed up
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PEND teton still holds the great Northwest solid,
save q slight detection In Michigan, All the
5 1tss Of the Mississippi Valley and Its tribu.
',ories. embracing the country from the Lake of
the Woods to the Allegheny Mountains, In
clading Western Pepnsy vania, West Virginia,
Kentucky, and most Of Tennessee, cry out for
Pendleion as first choice. Nearly all the dele
gales from Harylan and Virginia also prefer
him, though the latter may not vote for him at
the outset.
The Southern vote will scatter 1t may be re.
served or thrown as complimentary votes until
the North clearly indicates a preference Wnen
that shall be evipced, the SoHth will not, by
blanks com plimeUtary votes or dispersion,
prevent choice. That would expose them To
as much criticism an undue haste to secure u
iavOriIe.
North Carolina under the leadership and In.
huence of General Cllngmsn, will vote for ii an
cock. Virginia Will probably first cast COM
plimentary vote for sx President Pierce or
Frank Blair. Tennessee Will divide between
Johnson and Pendleion. Johnson will not get
many votes, the amnesty dodge coming too
lat, and being too gross bid to deceive any
body. The other Southern states are likely to
spit up like New England. California Will vote
t0I Field until she can find out the strong man
to tie to.
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From the N. Y. World Of his morning.
Strength Of tina Ga m a ttl at0s,

Penn syIvanians remain firm for Packer, and
have issued q circular in which they give bis
claims for the position, and his ability at con-
siderable length. There a. some TWEEN y. ell ght
mnatiOn to stick by him to the last. AS the
delegaiio votes as unit the vote of that
STATE i'll be cast for Packer, until they see there
is no possibility of uniting sufficient strength
upon him 10 SECURE his nomination.
Governor English developed considerable
strength last night in the New England delega-
ton nd there is a fair prosp of getttn5 about
one-half of the New England vote. Mass lchu-
ketts and Rhode Island are a unit for Chase,
but at last accounts it was not certain whether
the former STATE would give her vote to him
on the first ballot, althC ugh they have not as
yet been able to unite upon any other name
which has been presented.
The fIiends of Andrew Johnson now claim
that Virginia, Tennessee and mississippi will
vote for him on the first ballot. But this does
not tally vtrv wei with the claims OF some of
the other candidates forthe friends OF Hancock
claim the latter Slate for him on the start at
least
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Pendlston spa hts Adherents.

At the meeting of the Ohio delegation yester-
day the following persons resigned their seats
Wash. Mclean, delegate at large; Joseph y
Butler of the First District John II. Blose aud
Granville Stokes, Of the Third; and Jere Will
liams, of the Fifteenth. Their places were filled
by the following:-Hon, Allen G. Thurman,
Hon Clement L. Vaandigham. Hon. George
II. Pugh, Hon. Hugh j. Jewe /. and General
George ". Morgan. This, 1t is reported, tsdone
in order to secure men who have better know.
ledge of parliamentary law and more speaking
talent in the delegation.
A committee was also appointed at the meet.
ing of the delegation to visit other delegations
during the evening, and aScertain the precise
vote that Pendleton will receive, and report to
the Ohio delegation this morning. His friends
have made canvass OF the votes they believe
be will receive, as soon as the different delega-
tions have finished their complimentary vot-
ing, which they anticipate will be concluded
on the second or third ballot. They claim the
following therefore, the third or fourth bal
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Important Letter from Mr. Chase.
The following letter from distinguished
st tesman of Ohio, addressed to gentleman IN
this city, was sent to Chief Justice Chase last
week.
the Democracy OF the West to accept of Cnief
Justice Chase as their candidate If cordially
lain. and il ia the safest and best we IAN do.
see the Commercial doubts his consenting to
leave question OF suflrage WltoouI istinctlon
ture from his long avowed principles. This do
not perceive. Chase is in favor of two things
the Constitution OF the United States. inGlud-
ing the rights OF the ates uader II, and suffrage
without distinction of race, and think he has
never said he would violate the first Ia order to
secure the last, and it is not an Inconsistency
or departure from prnciEle 10 refuse the at
tainment of an end however desirable, by an
assumption OF ungranted powers.
REPLY OF CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
In returning the foregoing letter to the geu-
tlemRn to whom IL was addressed the Chief
Justice very clearly and tersey defines his posi-.
tion on the question of suffrage In relation to
national politics as folloWs:-
"July i. lS6S.-Please say 10 your friend that
he Is entirely right 9S to my views OF suffrage
and State rights. What desire for the SOUTH
ern states is peace ana prosperity, with all dis
rights restored to all citizens, and 1t Is my
opinion that these ends will be best secured by
according suffrage To all citizens. But me prac-
teal disposition of the question of suffrage, as
well as all other domestic questions, tS for the
people of the States themselves, not for out.
EideTs. On this question adhere TO my old
State rights doctrines.
I'm the event Of nomination and success,
trust that should SO act IN At neither the great
party which makes the nomination. nor the
great body Of patriotic citizens W IA ose co.opera
ton would insure success would have any
cause to regret their action IL Is an intense
desire with me TO see the Demo iraiic party
meeting the questions of the day in the spirit
of th q day, and assuring to Itself long dura.
tion OF ascendancy. II can do so II 1t will"
Sanford e, Church.
The World says editorisly:-
"The New York delegation have proceeded
with great deiiberation, because they Thought
il due 10 the State, and to the cause, that they
should not give their support TO anv
candidate whom they were not deter
mined to stand py until two thirds
OF the Convention are brought to
| his support. Tney have given q liberal con-
| sideration to every candidate rom other States,
| but In q comparison or their competing claims
| the New York delegation have become con :
WINGED that Mr.. Church Is as we'll qualified ss
any OF them for the office, and has better chances
him without wavering, until they secure his
| nomination.
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Necessary for choice, under the twothirds
rule, 2l2
The lSO votes is the number claimed by the
friends Of Pendleton on the third or fourth
ballot. He will probably start in the Oonven-
tion with from 1l5 to 120 votes which will be
more than any other candidate will receive on
the first ballot.
Several of those States claimed will vote for
other candidates on the start-for instance.
Field. and Mississippi either for Hancock or
Johnson
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Railroad Routes.

rJ,HRouGu LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
L PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
ywAsHIsgros, Jan. 6, lss7-nooa. "
Trains between Washington and New York are now
follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily texcept Sunday at 7ba. m. II % and
p. In. -
Leave daily (except sunday at Is u. m. Il u and
L. 50 and Up. m.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at 100 p. m.
only.
Sleeping for New York 100 p. m. train only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or Dos
ton be had at the Station Office at all hours In the
day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington. Baltimore, Annapolis,
and the West. J. L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation.
L. N. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. K0ONfZ,
Agent, Washington,
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PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION.
OFFICE CHIEY QuARrRRxAsrRR,
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,

=, fifrH MILITARY DISTRICT, J
NEw ORLEANS. La, Fob. q. 1858.
sn.'i 8! sss;iif ss
aSP and sapPfSs lie TS
al w ssS al wS SSy ags Bidder. propose
Transport troops and army supplies from and to tho
Route No. l. "f Fa Brazos Santiago to Browns
= Saa RS%t to RDssoa
EFS%,s No si9aIInssSI& Barracks 70 Laredo
o,dderS VIA e9ntrset TO transport troops and supplies
0aesrs and enlisted men. cabin deck passengers.
sash and ,He iell0wng class e freight VIZ Horses
e. :.;sS e Hsss
RRS % dS n.sys
stores, etc, per one hundred bounds. Qoo lb..5
oakum. lumber. toak.) per 100 feet; oats and
Msasarspsat goods, clothing. squipage. crates.
sss. trsrs aSS fRa: s..Fs
ply sooS. SoaHt 9 Per sSSs foot
psI barrel wet goods. pork beef liquids lard lime.
s siSS E p1assi sa 1SsS. mSAA'e brown sugar.
xiasssr and pickles II Kegs. per key, smbulaness
sa;ass ta; jams: sIss Ss
bread ras spless eoudsnss$ niin. ssn ma aasa
soap ss net s,e boz hams per srsL per sfss
mead sugar. lHayana, per box tea, chest salt
per sack and barrel shoyels and spades, per dozen;
wheebaIrows, each laths. per l.Oooj shingles. per
dozen, - - '' ~
All frcights to be delivered at such landings. ware
houses or other places Of nloadinz each OF the
Depot quaItermaster at Brownsyille, or other au-
partment,
Contractors mpstbe prepared to transport the troops
aud public freight at any Of the above Aned points
when fequiTed, and must take such troops and sup
pfcS3eS e Ssa II By S'h liz guam
!ernaster Departmen, and the proposals. must state
the character and class 0fvesses proposed to DO fur
nished for water transportation, and the kind Of
teams. whether or mule teams for land transpor-
tAton. All proposals must be In triplieae, with a
copy Of this advertisement attached each. and nust
.Sretes who will signify, by eadoIssnont thereon.
thelr Willingness 70 become responsible for the
Torrance Of the contract.
Proposals. viii be indorsed proposals for Trans
poItAtion,n and win be addressed 70 ..The super
Sising 9uartermAsteT. Sub District Of the Rio
oeiyed will DO forwarded 10 the Chief
1.-THE District for approval and award,
Tho Government reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids or any part Of a bid, "
CHAs. H.. TOMPKINs,
Brevct Brig. Gen. and Chief ouartermastcr.
mhi-@ Fifth Military District.
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oryIoE SUPERVISING QuARrgnxAsrKR. !


ssaIrs e "sS y slss
liz asi sS' de ys SsS ss NJ;
.ny from .ss 20
the foalloSSng named points:
via Point ISABEL santiago 10 D'0~n''''ie 0' RIVER or
FROM brownsville to Rlnggoli Barracks.
RinsScid Barracks to Laredo,
Proposals will distinctly specify at what rates the
Ssc and snf ssSRPa
cabin 81 II ssss the
pr head; sheep PER h.1d.iroP. naehinery. lead.
S os iR fs.s 5"R shSa
,SSIss, 9rd F, heavy ordnance storcs &e per
R:f o Ss: a'HSs' P' Oats Ssf
s5y aqfn's ssss SHSs :t ss ,lslss.
9Ey aaSs on syy %s PER eSsie r rSo.
Poi barrel; wei goods. porE. beef LIQUIDS. lard lime
'VH lSs.sr sSs PEI barrel
Ambnlsnees and spring wagons. each.
.ss; psi SSS. ssSPaiss; srsstss: hard Si:sa.
paiis, Per uokeni sugar, pcr md. sugar, (Hhvana
per box tea per chesti salt, per sack aud barrel
shoves and spades, per dozen; wheelbarrows, each
rope, per coll broums, pof dozen.
Az freight 70 be delivered at such landings. ware
houses, or other places Of unloading at each of tho
above named points as may DO designated by the De-
pot Quartermaser at Brownsville other authorized
oiheers or agents OF the QuArermasters Department
Contractors must be prepared to transport the troops
as sssSf rasps ana R;n:
plies to the full capacity Of the vessel other
Of transportation provided II required by the Quar-
errnasters and the proposals must state
the character and class OF vessels be
nished for water transportation, and the kind OF
teams, whether or or mule teams for land transpor
tation
All proposals must be in triplieate with copy Of
this attached to each, and must be
eompanied by the names Of at least two suahcient
sureties who will signify by enlargement thereon
helr 70 become responsible for tho per-
Proposal, will be ipdorsed 'ProposaIs for Trans
Brownsville, Texas.
All proposals received will be forwarded to the
Chief Qunreraster Of the District for approval and
awards tho Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids or any part OF bid.
by order OF Breyet Major General MeCook.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
lst Lieut. 18th Infantry, X. O. N. and A, 40 H.
mhl3-tu
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS PoR TIMBER.

IS. BSGtSEER' soFFicE, No. lsrArE sIsErT,(
a.. ALBANY, N. Y, March q, lss.
until noon, "WEDNESDAY, April g. 1905. Tor far.
nshing TO the United States from hundred and Any
more or less. Of eisht-ineh by twelve-inch sawed
ot oSs and e. al *. ave. on
s styer; SSswssn Troy and New Baltimore, in raf''
Bids will DO received for so much per thousand
feet and must be made on printed forms properly
Forms for proposals can be obtained at this once,
where full particulars will DO given The successful
United States, with goed hnd sumoiont suTeties,
stamps for contracts and bonds to be furnished by the
REJECT al bids deemed sadYantagecuy.
'' ''a'r OF s''V' MAJOR '! gSHN iSaS wffssotS
Major Eus. and Brsyet Lieut. Col, D. e. A.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WAsHINaroN, Jan. 8, lS7-noon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST. run
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at %. u, and L. 30
p. IN. and q w. I. ~. and g. Dp. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at I0oa, IN. and 2 90
and s p m.
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at g. Is and a. m, and at % and IS p. IN.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave a. 90 and SOP m No train to or from An'
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave att Is .. 10. And 20 and g. Sp. IN.
fOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave att % q. IN. aud l. 30 and g. Is p. III.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and sunday, at T. 10
On Saturday at J. % a, m. and l. SOP IN.
On sunday, st4 20 and % p IN, only, connecting at
Relay stalioa with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling
Through tickets to the West can be had at the Wash
nkton Station Ticket once At all hours In the day.
rSr New Yo.s phlladslPha, and Boston. SEQ sd.
j. l.. WILSON,
Master Of TraSSrpSS5 6tE
General Ticket Agent
General Agent. Washington.
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Army SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE CHEZ CONAIssARY suBsIsrgSCE, }
DgPARrAEST OP DAKOTA, }

OFFICE CHIEF CONAIssARY Sc BsIsTgsCE,l
DgPARrAgsT OP DAKOTA, ,
ST.. PAUL. Misn. March q. 1865.
Sealed proposals lin duplicate, with copy Of this
senent attached 10 eachl Will be received until
Y IN. THURSDAY, April z, 1855. for furnishing the
United States Subsistence Department with the fol-
lowing stores, delivered at the Pacific Railroad Depot
% Barrels PORK, Mess or Prime Mess, In full.
hoped oak barrels and packed In winter Of lSJ7-s
20 be free from rust or stain. full weight. aud
n,oo5 Pounds Clear BACON SIDES, smoked in
winter isls To be put Ia tight boxes tierces
s.uU Pounds New SuEar-cured HAMS, put up In
canvas covers and packed In ham tieroes.
3 btrres pest qnallty, background X FLOUR,
heads full lined The brands aud place OF manufae.
,M Gallons I'm half barrelsl best quality pure
VINEGAR, made only from Cider or WhIsEy free
Iom All ioreiEn ACIDS or Injurious substances and Of
40 Bushels 60 pounds to the busheD prime now
WHITE BEANS. To be put up in good. sound bar
d. 0CO Pounds Good Fresh LARD, put up In strong
block TIN cans OF % pounds each.
samples Of the Flour, Beans and Vinegar must be
sent with the bids.
Contractor. viii b.. required to hays the stores
out sxpsass 10 IL sats. uni required r.
shipment.
The above proposal. TO be bound by all the eondi
sl.lenee Stores J. II. GILMAN,
Capt, G. s., Bvt, Ii. Col, u.s.A.,
mh0'h Chief U g. Depot OF Dakota.
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rs n n. zl.G
&c ~, th aasas ~ *, re 6 Sts hdn
~ ua Dn us nn'aS We ysuvo t"u W..
, osss ~. nnaer drs * SsptsTssr zRh' 1862
H'n me Unsm ~ LTtn osage a"ata,N: No.,
an, R ~ isfS 81 ss; a 1onssos rres
ueht VI tno oniteu sm'es o. Ameteh, 40 nerepy ~,
sa5e and MAKE known mat P@Ss sales WI Se head
~ he uhaoI iand on &c 10 W State oI nan
~ .hs Ky p hGtch na 2, XVI ,H NM. n,
~ ftt; hs 70 me rupe bhnds " the Lana Vmce ~
noMpybgi, hhnoho, eymmeneihk On fniDht
tne trst oaH y, May ht1ti LOT tne uisposAl o. ne
Ihnas pa.ed W'hln tne ioii0wink aesHnAted toWn
s9'ps anu PATS " toWhsmps v.hS WYNN wy hnt
o. tne efss'on unaer the"U hucio oi the Noreshio
It VIZ w ,., Ia. al 80 >,h. .,,, .,..,,
So"" e case tine mna ~ " inc s'f" pr'neipd'
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and W ~ lau ,oTaSnp' 10 ~ ~ ~ ~ Si' ~ ~ N
y, u anu D. anu ItAetonAi toWhsnlps % u fnnke ID
- fraet9ha townshlp ~, townships ~ ri ~, W ",
N ~ anu -, anu IIagtionhi toWnsnlp 40 % rhnge ~
90 nnetohAl toWhshlp ~, toWhships ~, ., ~, ", III,
%. e, w .aetynai Wv " a. ~ MhkS a,
N. seuona townships N' N' q ~ ID si' sz' S' d.
Sg 81 rSnge Il. =, A., .,,--, ,,,, 49,.
ref the sale Of me Ioliowng descrb,eed trrst
ianys ~ my sins place, enemy on
tres IL , roh ~ ,he npGSa p, seI,n
Lun iahas' smuated wth,n me ioilowWiny townshps
aNp Pait " pWnsnlps pihg WYNN VIZ ints ~ Tue
,n uhae' seco"d OF INC aiore
nenuon ~ ~ tfeeay H.. ,, .., IN, .,,I ,,J
oouM " He odse H"e ana i ~ ~ "eSt1m pr"cipd'
pra.uo,., ,ow,.h,neara ~ 3 m .,r.n,
fIsetiSna tSwnsbip n ,ownssiS. nna H. and
fractional 70 nshlp y, q range
~ Al twnsaps H' Is and " and
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OFFICE CoSaREssIoSAL PRIxrER,

wAsliSoroy, March Il, 1888.
SATURDAY, April II, 1865, at u o'clock. for fur.
nishng one set Of esetrotype pages Of tho llustra
S'c Sa az a' sspG.
the name Of the patentee and the character Of the
The drawings will be furnshcd on paper to the con
tractor who must arrange them into pages In numer-
and competence and the execution q he work must
ss has FL n
Hrd The pre:en! volume The plates are to BE- de-
liyered at this ONCE free Of cost for transportation
and subject e the approval or rejection OF the Con-
Bidders are required to propose for the work BY the
than hgure is required q Illustrate Invention
Or design. las Is sometimes the case the whole
ber q figures will be estimated and paid for as n
Awards will be- made ito the lowest and best bid.
being paid to The e.seutiss o. he Worf, Under the
direction Of the Joint Committed on Printing, who
S .hs Ifss from 81 ~ sS
drawings Of illustrations suheent IN number to form
sworn statement that was made in The establish.
nv facilities for the prompt and proper execution Of
No PROPOSAL will be considered pnles. asconpsussd
United state. Judge 81 bi:r!st kttsrasy the PEN
tf Be- s si' Ss
work ~ seeordanee with the proposal.
b rarni.hsd upon application 10 this once. to the
blank forms viii Be- furnished upon application to
The undersigned. and no proposal viii Do considered
doe. not e. 55
daSTsig1Sd, 5RaSpSSIssa 0H the envelope Proposals
mhls-td Congressional Printer.
As-THE PERIOD FOR RECRIyIHG PROPOSALS
extended until FRIDAY , 9S IN d5r s. FFsE ss
mh2i-6t Congressional Printer
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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF
L washington, d. c., chartered by special act Of
Congress for the safe keeping, under gplrahteo Of
and all descriptions " aud for the Renting
Of Safe. inside Of FIRE and burglar proof wants Once
tor: :; y Brown. II. D. Cooke. George " Rigs,
Evans, d. r. Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson.
8. p. Brown, President; O. ., Evans, Vice rresi-
dent William q. Huntington, Treasurer; u. p. Sny-
der, Secretary.
Once Hours-9a m, to D. IN.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- uSlrE9 sTArEs PAr.sr Or

ON the netitt91 q JAcoI sEssEYE, Of Phiadel phia,
Penn praying for the extension Of patent GRANTED
him Tie isth day Of July 1884, for an inpros in
Weayers leddles LOT Seven years from III % expira-
July, 1905 " , e'' w
Is ordered mat Ne shid petition be heard at tho
next, at y clock, IN and all persons are nStaed 10
petition ought not to be granted '>' way 'a'u
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 Ala
forth i9 mrlng a least t.Ssat days before he day
used ut The said hearing, must be taken ani IT,
United IN accordance with The rules Of the which
will be furnished on application. "s"
Deposiuons and other papers, relied upon as tssti-
mony, mpsI DC llcd In the Office t0sntn days bsfOT,
ter days after hlnE che testimony
REPUBLICAN and the IatstifDsncer, washington D.
y. and n the Herdtd. Philadelphia, Penn. enes y
saion' to DO at least sixty days 90 asy Of
who- Nov Acting Commissioner Of Pstsuts
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GARDEN SEEDS
pROPosALs EoR GRADING AND PAYING I'll
J. y. BARTHOLow's
Agricultural Warehouse,
S5 eth At opp. Centre Market.

DROPosALs FOR GRADING AND PAvIyG THE
TWEEN FIFTH ASD SIXTH sTRERFs WVRsf,
Prog ysnls will bo received at the Mayors ONCE
City tali, until !? o'clock IN, on SATURDAY, The
4th dap UG April next, for grading and paving The
carrRsuwuy Of ] street north, between Filth and
sixth streets west, with stone similar 10 that used In
street NORTH the stone 10 be not over eight or ess
than i've iuChes In diameter, aud seyon Inches in
DEPTH 70 be laid on bed Of gravel not less than eight
atnd before paving. and to DO well rammeI with =
last raHmingi tho surplus earth to be deposited In
mtsl9asr may direct and the contractor will be re-
quIsd leave surface oftwo hundred feet length
ioT ne MI width Of the street exposed for Inspection
which Will be well pudded by the Ward tommis..
slQnery without expense to the contractor,
Budes VIII also estimate for furnishing and Ia ing
Eg!tsr 99s not sis than three feet IN length and
entirs sstisaetiOn q both Ward aud Assistant Con.
property bordering thereon, except that Of tho Gen.
Congress of February y, 1865. ''' W AZ ="
AN cid materials to be the property Of tho cor,or.
ton and TO be depositsd in such locality as he Ward
BlGers Will state price per cubic yard for Vraaing
per square yard for paving including the graye All
sand rS1 ursd, aud per foot for gutter stoas anu
No bid " III be received from others Than practical
any or all bids. WIN fURsy'TI
mh@i'id Bup't, aud Inspector, &c
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Financial.


FIRST NATIONAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
H. D. Cooke, tOf Jay Cooke a Co. :, President.
W s. HrsrsoroS. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
1 FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
isru STREET. OPPOSITE TEE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Government sseurits. with Treasurer Uaitsd States
~oSE MILLION DOLLARS. "a
We buy and sell all ela.se. Of GOVERNMENT
sEcURI tbs at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
PAvoRABLETERMs.an and give CAREFUL AID PROMPT
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
and to any other business entrusted to US.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS al all times eheerfuiiy furnished.
VS. HUNTINGTON. Cashier
wAsHtsoroS, March %, 1856 mh2l-du
JAY COOKE co..
BANKERS.
FIFTEENTH STREET. OPPOSITE TIE TREASURY.
bay and sell at current market rates and keep
stsntly on hand q full supply OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sEvEN.THIRTIEs.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for Stocks Bonds, &c, executed, and Collcc
tons made on all accessible points.