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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23


Hankin and Claire DroRe.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF THE p
4 ism OF Orleans. No. 2ls7l.-By virtue Of d
Of seizure and sale to me directed by the Homo,
the Fourth District Court for the parish of OrI
IN the above entitled cause, 1 will proceed TO s
puollc auction, at the Merchants and Auctior
Exchange, Royal street, betFee Canal and Gu
hoqse streets, in the Second District of this eli
The follow nj described property "a. wit:
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate
suburb Delord in the First District Of this &;
Levee streets and Wither's Alley, oesignatedl
four, ~ on plan drawn b. j. Pile. late Surs
t 1h mn ot AngusI lsl5 anneped TO an act 4
Boudousquie, late 8 Notary Public in this o1tv I
lot forming the corner of Front street and VIM
Alley, and measuring twenty-une feet three M
and four lines front on said Front street nv 4 ds
Of eighty feet, between parallel lines. Together
all the buildings and improvements thereon; nj
ways. privileges and appurtenanees thereupl5
longing. Together, also, with one hundred
twenty one l2D shares of mortgage stock TIT
Being the same property the defendant. ii
Hankin, acquired by purchase az n public sale 1
by the Sherh Of the parish of orleans, on
seventh day Of July s5s, at the suit Of the Cit
Bank of Louisiana VS.. Joseph b. Wilkinson. III
New Orleans. ~
Seized in the above suit
Terms and conditions:
The pureht ser TO furnish a stock note for the
OF Two thou sand four hundred and seventy do
7..sS4 90-talling due on the irst day Of Jan
1873. filed and renewable according to the teri
the charter of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana
the balance cash on the spot Tee purchaser
sumo az the obligations aud responsibilities
stoekholder of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana;
the stoek-note so furnished 20 be Identified
the deed OF sale of the Citizens Bank of Louis
70 70 y y. williams passed before O. Boudous
iate Notary Public, on the twenty.fourth of Seq
PEI, ls4I, and also with the Sherif's deed OF sa
this case. - 7N
THos. L MAXWELL,
seq ocl2 70 Sheriff of the Parish of Ores
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Marine Intelligence.
STEAMERS LEAVING TO-DA1
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Wednesday, September 49, lses.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23
FRANK MOREY,
Chairman of Contin gent EXPENSE

The amendment as recommended by the
Committee on Contingent Expenses was
adopted, and the bill ordered to be placed
on the calendar for a third reading.
The Committee on Railways submitted
the following report, which was received
and accepted:
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$50. - =
hNs. YLATU DE DEUx wRITs DIR FIKRI
sSasiiseeA s1 MOI edFesses Par rhonornble O. W.
Ses ~ Jeatlee de Pair je pF0c6dsrai s
~ p e122nqusi AgNp1 vinet huit &c s, ptembre
~ 1ao Mol ny Be- 81 Dc IA rue des Rem parts srtre
raf fIt5N 30 asR = a.sapin de Faisncs. ms
Aassi. lss hEVhAAs qui % trouvsnt dams Il
2 kaisis dams les aAairss ei.teasua.
~ Hptsns = hiats du Trsaor dss
ssifa@ "A. PIATTsM1nR. Constable,
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sHERIT'F,S SALES.
MYRTLE CoureeIIe VS.. Cecilia KeeRas
her husband John Karnan

myrtle Ooure6lle vs. Cecilia AeeRlh
her husband John Keegan.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THPp
4 ism OF Orleans, No. 2l,s30.-By virtue OF a
Of seizni e and sale TO me directed blythe Homo
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of or
in the above entitled cause will proceed /
at public auction, at the Merchants and
toneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
and Customhouse streets. in the Second Di
OF this city, on SATURDAY, October TO- ls6
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
the buildings and improvements thereon.
being and situated in thu hourth District d
city, IN the square bounded by st. Mary st An
Annunciation and Laurel Streets designated 4
|, and measuring twenty-eight feet front OF
Mary street, by one hundred and twenty. three
ten inches and i've lines in depth and fro
Annuncia'lon street. and twenty.eight feet il
rear. ~ =
Being the same property acquired by defe,
from the succession of her deceased husband
acquired it from William r. herbley by act n
before Edward Barnett, Notary Public 10 TIL,
dated MAY IL. 1852
seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last an
the SAID properly will be adjudicated to the hi
and last bidder for what il will bring al /
months credit, the purchaser furnishing bond
good and solvent security, bearing eight pel
interest per annum from date and special moi
on the property sold, unit final payment SAT-
chaser shall have to deduct and pay in cas-
printing, sheriff s and Clerks fees etc who
amount to about Sl75, and Furthermore, the
parish and municipal taxes, the amount of WI
not yet ascertained.
THOS. L. MAXWELL.
SEES ocz nherih OF the Parish of Orle;
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D. Jouet VS.. AEauriee Cessnc-Md. enxo
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACH. PAa1sH
. mo directed By the HONORABLE John
NE pArllh q Qgeans Nin proceed 20 sell at pah'
Of 8eplember, 1853 at twelve o'clock NJ, on uarbn.
qclat walk bstNa1i Gaivez and Miro streets the fol
lowing Described hufldfnR. viz.
One WOODEN BUILDING situated in square
1oauaed hy Csrpnd1iat walk. Galgcz, St. Peter and
Miro ltiotte and fronting On C1Fondeet walk the
N14lnf % b. tls1cqad 81 the dxnens0 Of purchaser
Ht'7e4 ~ the ahose anti lied and numbered anits
Cash n unsa ~ 6tetas Treasury nofna.
y Oeut. ~. l<aarlee cessae-No. ssIa.
4 r1a9,5,1 .,AE 1usszC DE PAX, RARoEssE
.s,. 4s pas f1o1orlp.o John P.
o Rosr ~, ~, t.' h = laaS. j. propfdsFai &
se1tembre le nsI - IS a n resl -
q ensre es iee. asitsz & e. a. "A gse6fIt15 &.
Uss ~ fiss IS nss s.st. s... ~ ...
Pierre AZ MisQ tai5arz iEa4 IN "A fiesz -
se'es " hptisse pour o. ESs i'sis Is ~
SI.is aspa lsaaiss ss-ds.s, |.l|Ia|ts & .sss,
esa -. c,nbisns 81 kiisi. q 1...sr &.
$. Z S }. 4. nioE.Azso s'. r...||b|s
.|'| a."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23

Senate bill No. 1893 was, on motion of Mr..
Raymond, Of Jefferson, postponed indef-
nitely.
Senate bill No, 154 was placed on its third
reading and or the adoption,
Messrs. Noble and sIaton called for the
yeas AM nays, resulting as follows;
Yeas: Alexander, Antoine. Adolpbe
brewster, Car, Cuny Deslonde, Devices.
Dufreane. Dupart. Evans, Fouts, Hill. Ho.
more, Harper, Hutchinson, Heideuhain.
Kent, Lott. Norris. MoVeap, MurreI Man
sion, Alofey, nofand, Matthew's Pearce
Reese, Reys H,effeif, elinms. Tnreaud'
walsh, VIM. G. WllIams, H. Williams-35.
Mays; Belot Collins, Crawford, Dema,
rest, Esnard, Garatkamps Hanlon, Hall, LIZ.
~ Roy, Melvin MAgee, Noble. Pierce.
raymond, eaton, UmphTeys, Waters, n,
Young-l9. ~ =
The bill was finally passed, and notice
ordered TO be sent to the Senate.
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LoNDo
94t@944
LIVER
fat; sal
Liver
lard 72s
46s. 3D.;
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-15

ces! Moie than one half Of them would
vote for the patriot, orator and statesman,
iiOrtl0 Seymours and said ne was in earn.
est in asking the Withdrawal of his name
Mr.. Preston. Of Kentucky, made few
reparks, in which he said this domination
was due to the West, and presented Gener-
al f. p. Blair, of Missouri. As a Soutfein
soldier, who differed from General Blair in
the war, he desired to say that The soldiers
ot'the South extended their hands 10 the
soldiers of the North in the tone of .amity
and good will
General Stcadman,f Of Alabama, second
cd tie nhinlnation oil his companion in
arms, General +. p. Blair. He claimed
the support given by the South to General
Hancock and the nomination of Mr.. Blair
by Mr.. Preston was an evidence that the
soldiers Of the South accepted the situation
ahl the issues of the war in good faith, z
+ Mr. Henderson. Of Maine, presented for
nomination the name Of Mr.. Ewing. and
presented letter from the Soldiers and
Sailors. Cangcntion of that State in his IA
vor under The circumstances.
Maryland said she would sustain Mr..
Blair. &iSslssipp, Maine. Nebraska. and
Nevada, also sacoRded Blair, North Caro-
Ina, IN order to snow that she had 20 pre-
judlce against soldier who fought galianty
tor his own side during the war. seconded
the nomination OF Blair; Oregon also second
cd Blair; Pennsylvania seconded the homina,
lion OF That great soljier aid sound states
man, Blair, Cheers When South Caro-
lina was called her Chairman introduced
Wade Hampton to announce her response
be was received with uprorous applause.
Hampton said the soldiers of the South
frankly, cheerfully, and cordially ac-
copied the hand Of aTity extended 10 them
here, lie thought it duetot The soldiers of
the North that they should have tho second
place on the ticket, and he seconded, there
fore, the nonina non of Gen. Biair, [Cheers
A. be took his seat, Gen. McCernard cross
ed the hall and took Hampton by the hand
aMld poc)eroIs applause se.la 5f
,Mr. Preston, Of Kentucky offered res
ola i%n q proceed to nominate a candidate
for the Wee Presidency. ''''
Gen. btGir made tie Aomine fo, ice
frestaebt dp Acciamatioa. f
Virginia seconded Blair in token of accept
ancc OF The prefer by the Northern soidi. is,
OF anilly of good will at the elise
MIR Illden concurred in the nomination
of Blair. ~. Ie - = ~ :.
The delegate from Kansas who naminat-
cd Ewing, now rose and said that by the
request Of that gentleman, and by the IN
strucions of his delegation, he would with
dra" the nomination of Ewing and mnved
ton,
Maine second ID the motion.
Iowa then Withdrew the nomination Of
General Dodge, arhich teh Blalehe only
hc.hntsaatoa bcfjre tte CoaueatG,a. IGreat
CRIES Of no, no call the roll, cali the rolll
which was ordered. Each State in It's or
der voted unanimously for General B'air.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-15
Hollands German Tonic

Is combination Of all The inSrtdicnts of As
liittprs apttA puna Sunia Cruz Rum O,ttngs eic
IL is ri ior The sssse .sstses as Bts Ri,ters in
cases Che5e soma pure Gicotoiic stimulus is re.
0!ifed. You nil bsdyih mind Htat these RENE.
dies are entirely different fyoa any Others
Girertiset for TIE cure 9f Be, diseases named.
these teiag scieatiJGc frsparations of n,eascinai
entrdcts 'ei.iiStts oitrs are mere .lecoctions of
run, tnsoEls form. Tie TONIC is dect9cdiy one
Of HE mos Yledsont and agreeable remedies eper
offered 10 Ae pttiic. Is TASTE is sn3uisits HH
a p!stsnre e iake !, 'ehite ,ts itegiring erhil-
or5ing and medic;ntt qualities have caused Il %
Lc ktio~sas dis creates, Of all toaiet
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-15
lIoofland's German Bitters

ts entirely vegetable. and contains
lr0 i5quof. st IL "a componnd OF
Eiuiu extracts. The Roofs, M Rerbes
psid ksiaiSs frpn which these cx.
tracts are usaHe are gathered in
Z; oa,s,.nny. Nistise nedi-
Q a fr (, sn ~ hem by "a
n Gle u III Il %eaaet&r q I, c Isi fist.
THESE extracts sHe then forwarded
to silis country 20 be used ex-
pscs-sy for the 1aEifactare or
ihese sSitters. Hherc Is no aTeo-
hpl l2~ sab 'tance of amy kind used
fa cos1 20 Oi.s1ing TEao EsEtters. hence
IL IL $40 Oaiy kSitieFs that can be
nsoi la cases where sscG Ii 0;ic
stlnaG iants are not advisable.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-15

Those who have flooring or siding to be-
worked, or any kind of Planning can be ac-
commodated on short notice.
we can furnish aiE classes and Mual,
lties Of Lumber for building purposes,
May 9. I8GS~lyr. u}
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SPRING ahd SUM MER GOODS
bm0 aeeaisHg
EVER EXHIBITED IN cAplz.

rEGsF .RIE So FaGaQTT 4
Jd h +tHHr .iai21ia"1 tlfi0 ~
b.. s-a o. aautf a7aiE89i 20 e7%ln
1!-1,,. ssif ,,sit - s.-ihgsiL aait1si.'S
They nave been selected expressly fol
this market, and we challenge Comparison
either as 10 st> I.*.S So ssfasS
sIolE 4ef4
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FOREIGN rAND DOMESTIC

5 4A -4-SE ytsfFRa
gFE8.9 1FE 81 Ia LII
-t''e '' fa st' ,
81" .A HA1 i-fAesg Ff4tz
lH &a43a a4s z&
Dry Goods.
- - q So 1stti .i1st<g
IA a od @a,' s.as INV MI
J1 7asa 80 Ks. .6.t Us3f
~ :.
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Nr-IT MEANS PEACE,
GREENBACKS FOR BONDS,
low TAXES,
TNIRn BALLOT.

-- Third bALLUI.
English q; I'enllcton ll94; Church S3;
Anirfw johnson 81; Hendricks 9l B'air
A.; Hancock 49,; Parker 10; Packard o6;
Doolite -; Royerdy Jehnsan II; Ewing J..
FOURTH BALLoT
Er glish u; PanAleton lIsl, Church So:
Johnson 81; Hendricks ll{; Seymour9 !;
Ewing |; Hancock i3!; Parker Is; Pack ard
s. Dooliulc y; ReyefJy JchnsGn 5; Blair >
No choice. .'s..
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HATS; = ssI-,. n
IS gSE LADIES CATERS.
B A R G Al n $
"a .A&sf V GtF{B8,
Can be SECURE at,..i hours, anil in every
department of the Dry Goods brsins ST.. 4
RENgtBbR The Place, .,cs2 ...s.

Ferguson's old Stand, Main st-, and b.
sure and patronize
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riFTn nALLnr.

English /; PcndIetrn lO9; Church 3s
\. JnLnsoo u; Hendricks l9!i Blair lO!
Handbook 46i Parker lS; Packard "; Doe.
i't'e is; Reycrdy johnson 0l; john Quincy
A Aamp ------.. y ~ -
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FROM HON. GE0. W, WOODWARD, $
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Penn.
Ff{t-f r.H syfSallia. rff sE F
.s FHttApELPHIA, March 10, 1861
Ift2 " Hpod thaS 5 Gsrmda Bitcrs~ is not an
fHto1feat'ng bere'dge 6ut is good tonic, useful
~ dtsoi dTS Of the digesire organs, and Of great
osssM IN eases cf deb.itg and want " ns'voas
dction IN Lhe systtm. ytA q h5g ~
# aftisNe E |otSs tray, ,ttsg siA @4seg "a
Ghn H lHnnnIY APn
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-15

English G; Pendlcton l22i; Church SO;
johnson 81; Uendrieks 80; Handbook 47;
Parker l3; Packer 27,' Daoiittlc l2; Blair 5
A motion was made for rocess until 6
O'Clock tc night. a vote was ordered bg
Statcs. Before the roll was called com
munIcation was received from the Soldiers
and Sailors Convention, announced the
adoption of a resolution approving and en-
dorsing the platform oil the Democratic Ma
tional Convention. sla
On motion Mr.. Richardson. this commu>
nicatioa was'ordsred spread upon the min
utes. at..-g -4
Maryland moved an adjournment. The
vote by States was ordered and adjourn.
ment was. carried--yeas 22a, nays OF. -
Adjourned till ten O'Clock Tomorrow
mrrnirlp ,si Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18
EVENING STAR.
LATE TkLEGRAMS, &c.

AZ Jerome Puk, New York. yesterday ths
hrst race was won by JsmeS A. Connolly, On
| Sisf, besting Clement bv one length. ana the
Sec-nd rsce By Australis, by q length. beating
Sene.u Dose. Nemesis snd Bonnie BrNes
nme, S.Ssh. This race y said % hsve been very
close and exciting throughout. The third race
was won by Bonnie Las, the fourth by Pnys-
teer.
The amount Of the defsicStion on the Hi3-
and Leather National Bank. Boston. ls ascsr-
sined TO BE- sSsa0oo. The Bank has = surplus
oi $40" and the Directors think port,oa
OF the lose may ee made M from premiums
on Government SECURITIES held by the Rsuk .,
ths' tne capital stock Will not be greatly Ira-
paired.
Hon James Guthrie has r~s,ru.s the Prs
oeney OF the Louisville aud NASHVILLE Rail
rosd, position which he has held fcr nun
Der on y.ars, Inc charter requires tat IN,
bonds, snd this. iron the state OF his haNlth
MIR. Guthrie ls unable Go do.
Dates from Monterey 20 the stu instant Nt,ts
that the Mexican Congress a. stlll m .ass,,n
The Minister of War had ordered the susaar,-
ties 81 Nvfa tiuz L. III mantle the land tbrt.a-
cstions, store the sftillery, and rent the hsu..,
now used ~ forts.
McEttriok has accomplished the taat an B,s
ton OF walking ore hundred miles ln twenty
enc hours, SIX minutes Snd ~ seconds. Tor
slOUN and the championship of Ne W kuglsnd.
Scott has competitor, gave out on the macy
eighth mile.
bard cstc her and trainer aged SIXTY. Wa tnur-
dered Tuesday hight eight miles from Buffalo,
\. u, and has body conveyed % ~ thrown
across the Buffalo aud Washington railway
Mayor Conway, OF New Orleans, has died .
reply 10 The writ Of quo J~1rrdHfa. The hear
ing was postponed until Saturday morning
Both Boards of Aldermen have oresuigad
The New Orlesns Board of Health rsp,rt
the city perfectly healthy, there not being =
asingle case Of yellow fever or cholera Tae
report = date the 10th inst.
a deaf and dumb man, named And'w Kllef
was killed on he Central railroad. New YORK
Tuesday night. Has head was completely sew
cred from his body, and the trunk other wise
mangled.
The anniversary Of the battle Of Bunker Hitt
was observed an Boston yesterday s.wIth greater
patriotic display than tor many yesrs"
A Nv. Mcke IN, editor of the Public Ledger
Is been elected president Of the Phlladelpai,
Press Club for the ensuing year.
1t is stated that Deacon Andrews has con-
fessed that he killed Cornelius HOlm.s, but
claims 20 have done n IN seli-defence
The lightning struck house an Hampton
Va. yesterday and Killed = negro woman snd
child.
The yellow fever, of a dangerous type, d, ep-
idemIc Al Vera Cruz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18
Erevet NsJer Gen. and Assistant ouartsrma.
General u. ,. Army. II. Il-G
DROPOsALs FOR BEEF CATTLE.
Qsfcs Cdisf Comrissary Of SV5Sis.saes. J
Dsp1rtmSHf Of D1kOfI,
81 PoHT Nina JunaS ISs2

Cgfos ChiSf Com r1iSsdry Of SV5SiS.sHcs.)
DspartnasRf Of Dak0tI,
st. Paul, Miaa.. June S, 1858
$, this and aso az the VII the Sit
; Department Of the Platte, Omaha, Nebraska,
lnR tne United states Subsistence Department,
StIlvered at Fort Randall. d. T. with four hun
ted % % head good fat Beef Cattle the hooi as
one hundred uoO) head to be delivered by July
One hundred n0c) head more By August 10. 1873
Vhe hundred tlO) head more by September 10,
And the remaining one hundred nO1J head BY
October -. 1855.
They must average about $50 pounds gross
weight. asd be steers from three 81 to seventy
SDyears OF age and all falling short Of 90 pounds
gross weight, bulls, stays, and cows, will be re-
Zach bid, to secure CONFEDERATION, should CON-
tain q written guarantee (siniIar to the one re /.
Iulred BY my advertisement of March s. 1888 for
Beef Catte) from two responsible parties for the
faithful perfermance Of the cont ract. If awarded
The responsibility Of the guarantOrs must be
shown by the Ofcial certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court, of the United States Dis
triet Attorney, to be enclosed with the bid,
bids, and prepared 10 give the Necessary bends
NE e2yernment reserves the right TO reject any
Payment to be made after the Cattle are dslivsrsa
and accepted, IL funds are hand il none an hand
TO be made as soon a. received.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly: Pro-
Lieut. Col. J. b. BarIser, G. s., Omaha, Nsbr aska
., to Lieut.. Gel. j. ii. Gilman, q. s., Saint Paul,
Th. proposals will be opened a, both places ., Il
Ii bid is in the name Of firm, their names and
post offiee address must appear
Capt. and c. s.. Bvt. Lieut. Col. 1. "a.
Iel5ot Chief q. s., Dent. of Dakota.
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DlfeANffETEE66fSar Al Es PiTIET SFtycE.

On the petition Of WILLIAM Il: AKINS and
for the extension ~ ratsnt srsn - 70 them the
1871 day Of sepssnber. 1854. Tor an Improvement
In calendar Ciocks, for seven years from the ex-
piIation Of said patent, which takes place on the
18th day Of September, lo68:
IL 10 ordered that the said petifiou h heard IT
the Patent Once on MeN6AY, the slst day Of
notissa no 49, Snd sbo1 and all person, are
haze, Why said ass,tiSn ought not 70 % granted.
hle in the Patent Once their objections, specisiy
set forth in writing at least tscsnfy days beore ths
day Of bearing; all testimony hled b. either party
TO be used At the said bearing, must Be taken aSd
transmitted in accordance With the rules Of the
Office. which will be furnished on DUPLICATION.
pepositio.s and other pspsrs. relied upon Is tss-
fore the day Of bearing; the arguments, II any
within ies days eiser fling the testimsuy;.
the Republican end the Intellige Washing
ton. D. c., end In the Herald. Utica, N. T.,
first Of said publications 60 be ct least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing.
jes-v3W Acting Comnissioner q Patents
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Y Ay A L So P P Il IS

~ A I Z
~ IN .PAYMAsIEE,s 0rEIcE, o; s. NAVY.
O'Clock A. M, the 18th instant, for the fo T
supplies; which must be of the very best quality,
York Navy Yard, subject to the usual Inspection
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING
POUNDS Bsnca or Strait Tin 20 boxes Sheet lin. ~
Scps p%Ia Islands
"Robelinssi'. 100 tons No, Anthracite Pig Iron,
f3 s.s S1s of
2x114 to Aka 0oO pounds assorted Sheet Iron for
200 pounds American Tool Compsnys Steel, ta Vs.
90 sIS: i Ran .1d hsd sTP'; Brass
S;, s5s. sssss e.Sias s:5Hi Es:p:
sPTing Latch MOr,ice; and Rim; dozen Turkey
sna T95fy Coop
Combs; Gross cut Saws, richardson 3, feet long:
% sssss ps:s
COPPER wire Cloth; q ponds Worried Yarn
isis to Isxso; 100 pounds Anthony; 20 gallon,
A AlsGhol IS psr cent 500 pounds CoOpers best
ysrrish; rounds spirits Of Ammonia: sO1 pounds
Putty 250 white Glass Bottles, with corks: pounds
cooler c snnds. North si1ea
stiaW ponds mn, sea Zach 20o p9gIds Animal Char
wv Feet me cotton ana ,Uu feet hne Hemo
Cbslk Lines; $500 Fire Bricks, % Op0 Hard burnt
Bricks: uniform in size;2 sets Cylinder Fire Brick
l!0 cubic ards Fire Sand 81 cubic yards Fire Olay
IS cubic yards fine White Beach Sand; 80 cubic
yards Brass Moulding Sand; $50 cubic yards Iron
Moulding Sand, for heavy and light work;
20 cubic yards Sharp Building Sand. fstaten Is
land > 500 square yards Boiler Cement 20 barrels
Lime equal 10 Thomaston :. in well. hooped bar
rels, 80 pounds each; Is barrels Lime. extra for
whitewsshing: 20 Spruce Piles: IL to Is butt IS to
40 feet long; Isl cords Pine Wood IS pieces oak !,
6x24xf0 feet long 10 Oak Plank, ixl0, 20 feet long
Si3 pieces White Pine Timber. AXIS and Ixl2, IL to
- feet long; % pieces Georgia Pine Timber l5xl5
20 lsxls % 70 2. feet long 81 ooo feet White Pine,
= and thick, and 20 ,99 feet White Pine Lumber
to ga thick, for hssks; 5000 feet White Pine
Lumber assorted kiln dried. for patterns $50
Spruce Plank. IHx6x26 feet long; 2OOO Albany
Boards. 10 wide, feet long, tdryi 500! feet Ma.
hossn (St. Domingo l to 3uhick; l5.Do) feet
Black Walnut, TO clear Of all defects, for lag
gins machinery; Ribbon Stamps and Ribbons
sampl, : Of the above may be seen. and more par
ticulsr Information sc9nirsd. BY applying to
Chief Engineer W. W. ". WOOD, at the Navy
Yard.
Responsible security required for the prompt aud
faithful delivery of supplies awarded. Further in
formation, with blank forms for bidders to be had
at this office. GEO PLUNKETT, =
ieE2t Paymaster, United States Navy.