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NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS
SPEAKER coLFAx IN INDIANAPOLIS
HEAVY RAINS IN THE SOUTH
FOREIGN NEWS ny CABLE.

LONDON, Oct. IA contract for the con-
struotion Of an underground railroad In New
York has been concluded with the English
engineers. They expect to enter upon the
work at m carly day. Mr.. W. b. Duncan,
who sailed from Liverpool on the steamship
Scotia, yesterday, took out the contract for
the approval of the board OF directors.
MADRID, Oct. 3.-Marshal Lerrano, accom-.
panied by seven generals OF the army, entered
Madrid to-day In triumph.
Great preparations were made for his recep.
ton. The streets and buildings public and
private, were supurbly decorated, and large
civil and military procession escorted the
Generals through the city. The houses, side.
walks and public squares along the route Of
the procession were crowded with citizens
who received Lerrano and the Generals with
wild enthusiasm.
The procession was followed by 4 parade
and review Of the National Guard. This was
a great patriotic display, and was made the
occasion Of striking Manifestations OF the
popular will. The troops carried, side by side
with their flags, banners on which were in.
cribed, Down with the BourbOns," "Sov-
crcignty Of the people," "Rcligious liberty"
Free cducation," and other notices of n SINH
lar character.
At the termination of the review Marshal
Lerrano made a patriotic address to the citi-
Zens and soldiers, in the course Of which he
announced that he had united with General
Prim In calling Espartero TO the head Of the
state. The formation OF new Cabinet Is
being completed, AS follows: Lcrrnno, Presi-
dent; CASTILLO, Minister OF Commerce; To-
pete, Minister OF Marine; Aguirrc, Minister
of Justice; General Prim, Minister of War;
Oloyago, Minister OF Foreign AiIairsi and Ma.
doz, Minister of Finance. Manuel Concha
has been arrested.
LONDON, Oct. A rumor Is current tina
the revolution In Spain has had the effect to
induce France to make important concessions
to Italy.
1t Ia known that Prime Minister Menebred
is expected In Paris, and the supposition 10,
that he comes to conduct negotiations rem
dered necessary By alleged changes in the
policy OF France.
PARIS, Oct. +.-Queen Isabella has issued a
protest against the revolution in Spain. The
document argues that the force used by the
rebels to depose the Queen does not irjure
her rights to the throne Of Spain, and declares
that the acts of junts established by vio-
lence are not binding upon the people.
LONDON, Oct. At is rumored that con-
spiracy to depose Abdul Azize, the reigning
Sultan of Turkey, has been discovered In Con-
stantinoplc. A number OF political arrests
have been made. There arc no further par
ticulars.
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81 care nothing for promotion, 50 long as our
rrV, 1864
'lfmy cours" Is not sati-factory, trtnoyc me at
once. l do not wish 10 any way to impede the
S, 1852
Til II Republic, whore tho will Of the reopIe
H. The law Of the land. ''-fsnsrGi Grdnrs letter 10
PrsStfsnt Johnson, august, 1851
81 shall have no policy Of my own to lateifere
Nay -, lsCs '
HI man liberty, the only true fuu daiion Of hu .
mAn government. ''-GrdHi'S Letfsr 10 Caiftns n
Memphis. ~ -
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BULL FIGuT IN CuIcAGo.-The Chicago
EreniHg Post of the 18th, says: A foolish and
brutal attempt to introduce the disgusting
barbarities OF the bull fight into Chicago
took place last night at the Wabash Avenue
Riding Academy. About forty persons only
were present as spectators, and the majority
left early in disgust, The "sport" consisted In
the torture OF crippled buffalo bull by two
hali.bred Mexicans, who prickcd him into a
feeble mob, and then half stFanyled him with
lasso. The exhausted and agoniZed animal,
when the few hHrd.hcarted spectators who re-
mained were satisfied with the spectacle, was
dragged oft from the arena, just as in Havana
the dying bull Is trailcd along, dripping with
blood and foam from the Ecele of his torment
ing. As an exhibition OF Mexican brutality,
the whole was a succ Is;as a bull fight IL was
failure; and as cruel amusement 1t was
WORTHY OF police interference and suppression.
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George W. Roosevelt, New York; Thomas u.
Dougherty, San Franciscoi II. q. Cooper, of
st. Paulsj II. NJ. Clinton, Boston, and Joseph
q. Ryan, OF Camden, New Jersey, are among
the arrivals at the Kirkwooi. Miss Anna s.
Dickinson Is to address the Women's Typo
graphical Union In New York. Col. James
H. oBeirne, Register Of Wills, returned to
town on Saturday. Hon. Montgomery Blair
arrived In town on Saturday from an extended
tour in Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. Hon.
u. A. Rollins, Commissioner OF Internal Rev
cnue, Is expected to arrive In town to-day
from brief visit to his home In New Iamp-
shire. Gen. Green Clay Smith left town on
Saturday for New York. The President will
not make his heretofore conte mplsted trip to
Tennessee, owing to the pressure of Official
business requiring his constant presence here.
Gcn. Grant will not return to the city before
the latter portion OF this month. The New
York EpcniRg Mail of Saturday says; Speaker
Colfax attended a Methodist Conference meet
Ing last Friday evening In this city, at which
he expressed his belief that there would be a
powerful religious awakening throughout the
country this fall and winter. lie Is member
OF Methodist church and Sunday school
superintendent. Judge VIM. Strong, OF the
Pcnnsylvanls supreme court, has resigned,
and the Governor has appointed Hon. Henry
W. Williams, OF Pittsburg, In his place.
7. A. Agner, U. S. Coast Surveyor, WIN. d.
Dayton, Philadelphia; Sam. W. Riggs, Law
renee, Kansas; Hon. q. W. Pearce, Hon. Chas.
Hays, and Hon. John Il. Calls, of Alabama,
are at the Seaton House. II. ]. Davis, U.S.A.,
and l.. q. Goodall, of Massachusetts, are at
the Owen House. Geo. W. LOOMS, OF Phila.
delphiai A. J. Simmons, Montana Territory;
b. X. Roberts, U. 5. A., and II. q. Hesken, U.
S. A, are at the Metropolitan. J.B. Putnam,
Glen's Falls, N. Y, and W. A. Mitchell, OF
Pa, are at the United States Hotel. II. W.
Oakley, n. Y; Judge 7. W. Hartly, CincInnati;
Gen. q. Marston, New Hampshire; Gen. ST.
John d. L. skinner, and V. W. Z. Seilow, U.
s. A., are at the Ebbitt House.
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Louisiana A6airs-J. II. sypher, L.
A. sheldon nad ]. Wills MenRrd
Nominated for COngress-yiews Of
the Latter.

the Latter.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 4.-The Republicans
have nominated J. II. Sypher for Congress
from the First district, and have nominated
l.. A. Sheldon, for the full term, from the
Second district, and J. Willis Menard for Col.
Mann's unexplred term.
Mcnsrd is negro, and ann ounced himself as
n candidate for nomination in II circular, from
which the following is an extract;
He says that the time has fully come TO test
the professions and principles OF those who
now control the Republican party Of Louis
lana, and that 1t is sacred duty to themselves,
the colorcd people, to sec that the colorcd
race Is not sold out by a few trading, treaeh-
erous white Republicans in Louisiana as 1t
has been in Georgia. This State is entitled to
seven Representatives in Congress. Are not
the colored people entitled to at least two out
at least two colored citizens are selected 20
represent in Congress the ninety thousand
cOlored voters in louisiana
The ballot means equal representation as
well NJ equal rights; and II men are to be dc.
barred from the halls of Congress, or even
from the White House, OIL account Of the
color OF their faces, then reconstruction
and Republicanism are lamcntaLle failures.
The reward OF the long oppressed race will
not be adequate, and the great cause OF equal
rightswill not be finished until the colored
man Is seen In every department of this Gov
crnmcnt. 1t Is necessary that the Forty
First COngress should possess more backbone
than the present one, in order to fix plain
provision in the supreme law of the Republic
which shall confer the ballot on every citizen,
regardless OF race or color, North or South,
East or West.
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NEW York, Oct. 4.-Thc French bark Saint
Paul, from Marseillcs, reports that on Sep.
TENDER %, in latitude $40 longitude 81 ~ she
saw a vessel on tire, and after cruising about
for eight hours could not see anything of her
1t Ia supposed the crew had been taken Off by
some vessel passing. She appeared TO DO a
bark aud was lumber loaded, as a large mum
Der Of plNnks partly burned were floating
around her
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speaker ColfaN In IndIanapoIis-Uo
sSerennded and Re niles.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. I.-Speaker Colfax Is In
this city spending a few days. He was ser.
enaded last night the residence of Mr.. T. p.
Houghey by the fighting boys IN blue and
large assembly OF citizens. In response he
spoke briefly but very encouragingly of the
prospects Of the success Of the Republican
cause in October and November. lie said the
political horizon never looked brighter. lie
will speak here tomorrow night.
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Wood and Coal.

u GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH.
RI REP s Ash Sali sirO')
CUMBERLAND COAL, run OF milne.
do do, lump.
REBOUNDS TO TIE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
a. Now Is the time for families to put In their
winters supply. . -
Southeast corner OF New York avenue and fif-
t0Onth street, Narn's new building, formerly ut
40 Ninth street. between L and Y. Yard and
WhAryes foot OF Seventh street au29-u
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Suit against Brick =" Pomersy for


NEW foRE, Oct. Mr., O'Sullivan, editor
OF the irish People, has commenced suit
against Brick Pomeroy. laying damage at
$4,000 for libel, in stating in the Democrat
that he had been bought or Dribod to change
the politics Of his paper.
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Honors TO Gen. Cooks-Censuro of
Ranaaar.

SAN FRAscIsco, Oct. 4.-In the Oregon
Legislature yesterday Gen. Cooks, command
ing the department Of Columbia, was formally
received b. both Houses In Joint convention,
and introduced personally to each member.
resolution censuring Senators Williams
and Corbett for their acts in the United States
Senate, charging them with misrepresent.
ing the people Of Oregon, and requesting them
to resign, passed both Houses.
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Rain.

RICHMOND, Oct. At has been raining VIC.
lently all day. The wind il easterly.
SAVANNAH, Oct l.-IIeayy gale from the
northeast commenced last night, which con-
tinues. 1t has ralned necessarily since mid
day on Friday.
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,0rPIGE CnRF QuAErHuuAurr.
ImLL LEANEN MMuILL 49,. ~.

,DFfi,E thlF GrAETHWNA4IrR,J
fokr LEAvESNuRru, KGysts
. Sept mhrT ri, Isis
~" Depot VnRriernastGT ut Port Ipayau,yrytI,
M'sh's =" purchase at once. for the United states,
100 CAVALRY HORSES
y" horses must be sound 10 all particulars, nt
dark ,'i"T,, woll broken, u full Hcsh aud c md =
oIIt AMI well adapted to cavalry purposes
Ih"y Will bee received in any number, frum ON,
BY auih"riy u the Major General command
u ~ BENJAMIN e. CARD,
"'''' uCJ.td
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. Fired. Dentholf, a promi.
Eent citizen, and grandson Of Pierre Chontau,
one OF the founders Of st. Louis, died last
night
There are twenty.six Democratic uniformed
clubs In this city, numbering nearly O,OOO mem.
bcrs.
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Death OF an Eminent DIyinc-Geo.
II. PendietOn.

PITTsnURG, Oct. 4-Rev. q. B. AGsler, q
distinguished minister of the Lutheran
church, and President OF the Council of the
Lutheran Church OF North America, and d.
rector OF the Orphans Farm, OF Seclionople,
Pennsy wanna, died last night at the house of
Key. Mi. Passavant, in this city. His remains
were taken today to Secllonoplc.
Hon. Geo. II. Pendleton arrived here last
night He will address the Democratic mass
convention tomorrow
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Font MONROE, VA, Oct. A brig is re-
ported ashore twelve miles south Of the cape.
wreckers have gone TO her assistance. A
heavy easterly gale prevails. A fleet of vcs-
sells Is In the roads for harbor.
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These all point 10 victory, In the lTst place,
there ID harmony ia the Republican ranks.
There are no such divisions AS Radical and
Hnti-rldIcal, Conservative and moderate mer .
There Is only one uudl,tinguIsAul and und..
vIled mass OF Republicans, all fDl Grant and
COllAN, and for COngress that shall sustain
Gfant's administration.
Take the Philadelphia gathering ofthe boys
Ia Bluc," Our nCighhor Of the h'cHigsHc,r
calls 1t iGzle. Very well II that WAS - Llklc,
we are content. We would like a good many
more Just such iEzles.
There Is trouble In tho Democrats camp.
The south wants TO speak, and utter It's Aou.
est conv ictlons but the Northern wing orders
It to keep silent Its talk is injudIcluus, and
viii do harm. Blair has made n yisIt to his
father and TO his brother, Montgomery, ,nd
now goes forth halting, hesitAting, and uI,s
TO explain his Broadhead letter. lie says that
the reconstruction acts are unlrwfll-null aud
yUid-and have been so decided by the ~uprrmc
Court. No such decision has been made b.
the court, MIR, Blair, you should not 10 IT
ike that.
And, besides, II the court have SO decided,
would II give the President authority to dis.
pCrse Congress, overthrow the " carpet.bag
Legislatures as usuFpHtlOus" with the army,
rs Mr.. Blair proposes IN this rcmSrlt able let.
teri Not bit Of II.
Brick POmeroy says that the Blair letter il
a part OF the Democratic platform. The Wo,Id
says II Is no such thing. The signs hrc Nil
against the happy family" and their Gcfcat
Ia sure,
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zsfe THE POTOMAC REAL ESTATE

sA and B1iid,mg Conpany.".Thesr st
Temperance Hall q street, between Ninth and Tenth
9'clOei. whom persons desiring 10 become mem.
beers oftbe Company may do so by signing the con-
stitution and paying an entrance fee OF p cents
per share and one months dues zone dollar per
The advantages Of this Comauy arc
l. lt Is safe investment for the capitalist, and
sure 70 return him handsome percentage on his
Investment,
Loans are made at Gper cent. pay able in m0nthly
unable to procure a home can, By pa, ny the Com.
pany an amount about equal to what would other
wise be paid as rent, In few years have his own
3 The lives Of its members, holding Ave or more
shares Of stock, are insured.
II Is cooperative, and y is to the interest OF
business men TO become members.
The following are the officers Of the Company,
from whom copies OF the constitution can be had
on application on or AFTER FRIDAY. October 2,
HENRY s. DAVIS. President. f street. between
GEORGE W. LiNvILLE. Vice President. corner
second snG Indiana avenue.
CHARLES II. KER, Secretary, corner PennSyl-
WI BRY&S. TTeasa n sG IS pou..yl,.nia ave-
nue., between Sixth and seventh.
\, 7. ONION, Inspector Of Buildings and Lots,
JOHN A, COLE, Surveyor and Architect. room
lutell genoaT Binding.
II. D. PHiLBRooK, Attorney, room Intelli-
genCer Building.
W G. II, EE GA Il H n D' reun.ylv.nla
n. il. MARSH. P street. between Eighth aud
j, ". sELLHAUsBN, Az Seventh street west.
II. BROWNING, 33 Pennsylvania avenue.
,.SA N l. kER, corner PennsylSania avenue md
Captain A. y. BUTTS. Treasury Department
80, sIhNbNs, corner and Twelfth streets
GEORGE FoLLsANBEE. lgi Second street wet.
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r1.C. F. CUMMINs.

9I7 SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND DOLLHOUSE,
where tho public may always find WHAT THEY
WANT, aud Of the BEST MANUFACTURE.
Second door South Of street and Northern Market.
,I5fs VICE TO YOUNG Nj EN-
~ ABOUT TO MARRY Essays for Young
Men, on the Errors, Abuses, and Diseases, incl
dent Youth And Early Manhood, with the hu.
mapr view oftrcatment aud cure, sent by NAL In
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box =, philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. sAp2l-3m
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MARRIED.
M I'm.

Der, by Rev. Dr. GTeou, Mr.. JACnB N. ACEER to
Miss MAGGIE ST. CLAIR. both Of this city. No
cards,
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THls IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
Of Washington county, In the District Of Columbia,
l.i.ers 81 adminlstratlon GU the personal estate
Navy, deceased. All p'rsOns having claims against
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the mi.
sGrber, on or before the 18th day Of October next
they may otherwise by law DO excluded from ali
dement's OF the said estate. All claims to be left
at tho oihcS Of G. storrS Co. 100 Fifteenth street
Given under my hH I'D this 9th day Of September,
lSa NATHANIEL PITT,
OC1-MN AdminlstfAtnr,
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For Sale or Rent.

IrOR SALE OR RENT-Three three. story aud
L back -butlding Brick Dwelling houses. Lots
l0!i cet by ~, to thirty foot alley In reari fl
teen foot alley at side. Houses set back IS feet
from building limo for front gardeni water and
CAST just finished, and for sale on long time-One-
fourth cash, for rent to careful tenants. In
quiTe Of JOHN X, ELNANS & CO.,
aerN-n 81 land 50 Louisiana avenue.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OPFICE.

I TNITED bTATLs TATENT OFFICE,
~ WASiuSGTOS, y. G, Sept 81, SIS.
On the petition " HANNAH N, Blows, Of WoOu'
socket, H. !, adminstrAtrx OF tho estate OF JUuN
I. BR0wN, deceased, and wM. Z. BARRETT, al
s, BARTLETT, deceased praying for the extension
Of u patent granted the said JoHg Z, BROws and
lAli reissued January !, 1861, and again relssuci
February %, 1857, IN three divisions, numbered
ment in Grain aud q rass llaryesers3
Il II ordered that lhe said petition be heard at
person may oppose this extension. Objeelions,
ia this ollcc wcnty days before tho day Of hear.
hg. 8. II. HODGES,
0c3. SaSw Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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WALES OPERA lluUsE.-Our readers will
bear In mind that Wall's Opera House opens
Tonight, and that the Opportunity Is offered
10 the Play.gocrs TO witHosI that excellent
drama, Uncle Toms Cabin" II viii be pro.
ducei with all Of ita startling and thrilling
elects. The management have acted Wisely
hxiug the prices Of orchestra chAirs at seventy.
five ccnts and dfcsB circle Nifty cents. In these
hard timcG, this /. as much rs the people can
afford to pay. 90 AMI sec "Unclc Tom"
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Another WAR InHEATEyED.-B. II. Hi
wants us 10 understand that the late insur-
g'nis nrc by no means "powoFlcss," and no
ghcs Us fair warning that II pushed too far,
they viii again appeal TO the GoL Of Battles.
II we have another war, such dislOyal charae.
tcrs rs Il, II. llill viii not be permitted on ito
cluse TO come among the nations defenders
and Gclinut!y Haunt their threats in our faces
We reckon, Hs Blair once said, that few OF
these men would very long survive another
rcbelliOn.-N. Y. CDmmrrgiGL
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EQR sALE-wRAPPING PAPER APPLY TO
T. n. Waters, AT the rooms Of the Young Men =
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
ttICuts Ocb.f
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,(PeTHE DAILY UNION PRAYER
~ MEETING at the rooms OF the Dung Mems
Christian Associati ION, over Metzerott Hall, has
tho Vbt best t. extend The lime from half to sn
entire hour, commencing at o'clock each even
inc All are invited. fcrl5
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a PARLOR FURNITURE, "a
m CHAMBER FURNITURE, m
DINING.HOOM FURNITURE.
OTrIC FUN NlTU me-

Just received magnificent assortment Of the
above Furniture, which we are selling at unpTe.
eedented low prices for cash The public are In.
yited to Inspect. Call immed ely and secuT
gains. JOHN q WiLLSOS
Southeast corner Ninth and b streets.
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Arrival ofthe steamship Austrian.
FARTHER POINT, Oct. I.-The steamship
Austrian, from Liverpool, has arrived.
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PROPOSALS. FOR LUMBER. FLoORINO, AND

OffIcE A-si.TASr QUARTKHNAsTEn,l
10 Four LruS. q. r., September Is, ISIS.
sealed proposals IN duplicate will be rrcoiy we'd at
THIS Office until tho 9th day Of October next, at u
r., for the delivery at this post OF
li,U feet Of Lumber
s. feet Dressed Flooring
3,lD lrft Pressed Siding, aud
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Printing,
Pianos and Music.

DlANO TUNING AND REPAlRINO.
J. @. l.. WILD, EzTSl
Formerly Tuner of kNABES, andPIScsl-,llfl33
subsequently of STEIRWAY
Pianos, now Of NV u
GEORGE L. WILD & BROS,
Plano store, No. ~ Eleventh street, betwscG
Pennsylvania avenue aud street, still gives
especial attention to Tuning and Repairing Pianos
Other instruments also ropaied, tuned. and for
sale.
PIANOS FOR SALE. RENT or EXCHANGE.
sUSO-lm
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!,"!1 loot 2.inCh PLANK, ID foot long.
b.iiR feet l-iuch Boards, 10 feet lOnV.
49 loot l-uch Boards. - 10 Is feet l9ug for sheet.
RIO ioct Weather Boarding Cdrc.,oI. IL to ID ioet
long.
$500 feet Matched aud Dressed Flooring, 10 feet
u P.irs i2.llght Sash IOxli Glass.
70 do " do do luNl5 do
y do u do do lOXl2 do
IS do - do do SxlO do
Delivery 10 commence within (2J) twenty-five
days from the letting VI the contract, aud tho
Who'll" amount To be delivered with In 800 fvrty days
from the letting ''
Tho CD two:fnch Plank to DO seasoned. and ~
tony. " ~ avn
The Flooring to he thoroughly rrRpoued, we'll
inEtGhNi aud dressed 10 uniform thick ness
Az IL" Material, Sash, Sc,, delivered on this
contract Is To be OF good lnerChautahle quality
ana subject 70 Inspection when delivered
bit2 Will be- received for tho whole ur a part and
must Dc nadg for each article separate, A. follow
hhhb"f CLC1uding all kinds OF ryugh,J Dressed
FLOORING, Dressed Siding, Sauh.
All u" usNul lcTms 10 u rgspuEsibillty, bonds,
Sc wlil boz required.
biddrrs must be present at tho opening in person
or ~ attorney, aud prepared tu close tho contract
bids. ' ''H'HA W
Contract to be 1T subisot to tho approval Of til Q
'"hmhHdtug oMccrp department OF tho Misauuri
Ard Military Division ~ tn" Missouri aud M Hilary
pNtaipu ~ the Missouri.
l.. u KIRK,
"'"'tH captain and A. q. NJ. q. 3 4,
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A Rumored Conspiracy in Turkey

A CHANGE IN THE POLICY OF FRANCE
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LATEST TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.

LATEST TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
THE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS
THE SPANISH RESURRECTION
LERRiNO ENTERS MADRID IN TRIUMPH
A GRAND MILITARY PROCESSION
Speech of Marshal Lerrano
A NEW CABINET MED
A CHANGE IN THE POLICY OF FRANCE
A Rsmored Conspiracy in Turkey
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS
SPEAKER C0LFAX IN INDIANAPOLIS
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HEAVY RAINS IN THE SOUTH
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-05

NV NusIC.-From John =. Ellis, music
publisher, No. 100 PennsyIyAniA avenue, the
following new ptCces Of music:
"WHlV from CuGp al" arranged expressly
for the pubIIsAsI, and dedicated to Martha
and MARY Bridget.
Bsnks Of the B",Tilrl Blue Drnube;"
waltz, composed rs !, strauss