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polIfIcnl Nulsc.lg~r

liberal Western dsmocra. observed 10 a radical tho
other day that who had more .Any,o- Jsoksor,s
blood In bis veins than African ought 10 vote.
The Indianapolis Herald has .he authority Of gentle
man Just returned from Washington for saying hu, thu
Democratic National Convention viii be held m tina,
city, if,t comes west OF the Alleghanisa
The "Kuklux Klsu" Is secret gang Of men in tho
South whose principal object is 10 prey upon Union men
and property whenever they get opportunity. III.
''chuck.alush gang is that has been terror 4.
Southsrn people without distinction Of party.
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psss nail the defeat OF the constitution with one
oqa.vocai 'oksns OF satsfacfon The Southern pspsn
zig sspccAIy tubilsnt me result. Meanwhile al
parties are anxious to know what Congress will do vt
M enermAn's bill admitting Alabama By spsu6e ACT
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Tho Prince OF Wniee-Enri DerSy's Health
vioicnr and Fatal Wind storm.
Toe Prince nd Princess OF Wales will leave sandring
hssn for London February IL
Ths health or the Earl OF Derby continued TO improve,
attack OF govt having subsded bot he bad not
tured 10 leave his room.
The gallo Of Saturday. February J. did immense
Damage London. II increased TO hurricane, carrying
svery thing before Il. child crushed in Coleman
BY the fall Of q stack OF chmneys Great num-
bars OF persons injured and several killed -Four
lost their lives three At Bow by falling shaft,
snd Gre In the city road. Ono nsr in 81, Johns Wood
blown from the roof Of . house and
killed, another had his skun fractured. By noon
many persons we're under treatment in the hospitals
fsom injuries Two uninhabited houses blown
down Lambeth. The traffic on the Thames par.
tsiy suspended and many craft were driven aground
Two OF the OF brig wero drowned in The channel
Accounts Of other disasters from the same gale are
published from all paris OF England and Wales.
Friday and Saturday January o. and February II
Liverpool visited by storm OF almost unprecs
denied severity. Ii has certainly NOT hsen sQualed
during the present generation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-17

chcttur-"peccbce Nv GOngrcssuiuu hOss, 81
Illinois. and Thomas ). Gnrsi1, of Boston.
hlscHEsrsa n. H., FEB. Is, 1868.
The republicans bad their grand povsov here last
evening, and TO- night the democracy had theirs Tho
spacious hall in smythe's Block crowded on both
OCCASIONS the speakers eloquent, and tho audiences
lively and enth usiasic and confident Of political
tory Hon Lewis W. Ross menber Of Crongress from
Illinois and . motel and sturdy specimen brick OF
Western men, was the principal spesker a. tho tsmo.
cratic meeting tonight He vent on 10 the recopsruc.
ton question At once arguing that whom the war
fought for the purpose Of keeping tho Union 10
ge,her ard not 10 separate II and keep under subiuga
ton BY military force sho separated portion, aud claim.
ing that tho pursued BY Mr. Johnson in restoring
the rsbelous states was precisely the same a. that
adopted BY Mr. Lincoln. Tho dicculIy ihcn, between
M. johnson and Congress 10 because ihs, body
is departing from the principles which brought
u INFO power, and 10 It's revolutionary meas
uros i has not only got into trouble with
tho Executive, but oven with the Supreme Court.
He referred % Inc differences o. Andrev Jackson With
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Sianberry concluded as follows !:
Now, listen for q moment 10 one, who un-
derslands Andrew Johnson better than most
Ui YOU, tor ms opportunities have been grea-
ter. When, nearly two years ago, he call.
ed me from the pursuits. OF my professional
lite to take seat in his CsblneI, | answer.
ed the call under sense Of public duty. |
came here almost a stranger 10 hun and ~
every member vi The Cabinet, except MIR.
Stanton. We had been friends Tor many
years.
Senators. need tell you, that all my ten
dencIes are conservative. You, Mr.. Chief
Justice, vino have known me tor third OF
d century, can bear me witness. As Law,
hot arms, Is my profession, from the mo.
meat that | was hUuUred With seat IN the
Caginet oi Mr.. Johnson, not step was Ia.
ken. that did not cUme under nv vbser,a-
ton. Not word was said that escaped
my stlention. | regarded him closely in
the Calumet, and still mUre in private and
confidential conversation. saw him often
tempted with bad advice. knew that evil
c0uasell0rs were more than once around
hun. observed him with the must intense
snxieiy, but never, IN word, or thought. Or
actIYR,, did discover in that man any ring
Dal l,yaity to The Constitution aud the laws.
lie stood as hrIn a. rock against oil temp.
ia.pn " abuse bis own PUsers, Or to sxrr.
'cIse tiUse which were not conferred upou
h!i$ sttadfast, sell reIl4ut ia the midst OF
fg"dithcattIes. when dangers lhreatened,
:w1gn. temptations were strong, lie looked
:Ciilt ~ the Constitution Ut hts country aud
% ,IhE people. Yes. Senator's. | have seen
dist pian ,irIed, as lew have been tried. |
have seen, his cvnhde.c ice abused. rhavs
zen aim endure, day alter day, priyativu,
such a. few men have ever been called Up.
GA 70 meet. No man could have met them
With more sublime patience. soOner or
l4ter. hoseyer, | kueS the explosion must
came. and, when ii did come. NY only wvn.
Dc wls that il had Beeu - lolg delayed.
Yet. Senators. With all dis faults, the Presi.
dent has been more sinned against Than sin.
mag. Re,r not. then. to acguit him. The
Coust 'totion Of III. eountry - as .afe 10 his
hands from. violence, ~ IL was in the hands
OF Wsshing'on.
hut u, Benriars, you eondemn him; u
yau sfnp hin Of the rsbes oil Office II you
degrade b,m to.ihe ~ asst stretch OF your
power, inIars the PrOPhesy: The strong
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JUDGE CURTIS AS He APPEARED To
m - VIII MACK

The opening speech for the defence was
quiet and grave reminder of a sort Of le.
gal eloquence that was lrite Iorty rear. ago.
L brought TO mind. 10 its stately periods
dlsPassIpn4tely, tatianally, concisely u.
tered. the days Of Marshall. Kent, and
Story. .m.".s
DIR. Curtis is a man without smile or
a tribe. Solnbre is his yesture, purple is
color. lie is very like Daniel Webster ID
stature, face aud manner. lIeseldom walks
70 anybudy's company. bst with slow,
deliberate stride. wipes bis forehead in the
ante room. and. eutrring the Senate, sits Ia
4 condition Of sIgilant retirement. like a
turkey 'gobbler bOltllDg Up his rage and
working his craw. He exchanges no word.
with his legal brethren.. Ifhe is introduc.
ed TO anybpdy IN any pause or recess he
shakes hands with that gravity that Web
ster used to resel in. lie. weigh. about a
hundred aud ninety pounds. perhap, more.
Nature gave him agOOd, large. webs,eriau
head, and his face is fne Old Iiyer.coIor.
tie .Petsplres with great freedom, but never
through excitement. Ills paunch is stately (;
bis cloth CATERS are eminentIy legal no
gold seal disturbs. the occurrences Of his
vest; his blue eyes retreat into his bfows,
add his head into his standing, collar, and
he looks like aphosphoreScenI bull. dog in q
dark cellar. -. =. -
Such j. Judge Curtis, with the additions
81 straight, browa hall, aud q face smoothly
shayen. r" ''4"' '"|7s
Raising @ spsak, to-day, there we're about
twenty bgoks VI reference before him. tie
put Ills Sands on lbe baize table, looked his
gloomy grandest and began with the man.
iier Of funeral oration. His voice II not
strong, bot naturally trsined by the tenn.
prament Of tfe man. and pitched upon the
same easy key, il reaches the ear very
pleasantly; and strives TO do 10 more. As
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ty men, women and children, are on lhr
waystosZ oula. Allsof the sKipg's sray
were either killed, wounded ,or capture Az
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DEATH OF GEN. MAcRAE.-Gen. Alex
ander MscRae Of Wilmington, died in that
city on the 9Th. aged 70 years. Gen.
MacRae was native of Cumberland coun-
ty, went to Wilmington in 1914. and has
been identified with the business Interests
aud enterprises Of that place for half cen.
tury. He was for many years President Of
the Wilmington aud WeldGn, Railroad.
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f
INDIAN RAiDs.--Arizona .adyicss state
that the Apache Indians attacked. near
ruseoon a large herd OF cattle en- route frsm
Texas TO California. succeeded in stamped.
ing the whole drove sad killed two or three
Of the herdsrs.. The deprrdatisns exceed
10 extent any heretofare committed 10 the
Territory. There are NJ troaps iu the
vicinity. and there is q general oulcry Tor
the regiment Of Arizona volunteers asked
foe by Gov Mccormick and the Leg isl.lure.
General Crltiendsn, with a comp4ny. OF
cavalry. went in pursuit Of the Indians.
Various other outrages are mentioned, in
which the sassges killed the whites aud
destroyed their property, The settlers
fought bravely, and quite number Of Ia.
diaus were killed. Several ranches were
burned. ss... E-4. .-.-s...-~
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sAaIsbnsbllgt 4spdiast.
HILLsBoRoUGsE.c, H.
~ "wednesday. Mays, Isss% '
zE All those indebted to this office
~ Tor subscriptions advertisements
- orjob wefk, ere earnestly requested
to make Immediate pay nent. Our

necessities veqsire It. and our advanced tsge admon-
'shes us OF The Popriety Of set ding ur our affairs.
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arm Of The people 0iH be about linn. They
will and way torai,e him romx ny deRths
40 which, you may consign him and We
shall live to see hin redeemsd aud t6hesf
|ahe majestic ypice cf the people n !" Well
done tsou faitl,(al Ssryans; yen shalt have
|yourre&ardr - ~ ~
But If, Senators. as l cannot believe. but
as..has been boldly said. with almost offieisl
sanctiansNyo your votes hase sheen ,cansassssl.
and the doom Of fthe President lis sealed,
then let that judgment not be pronounced
in this Senate Chamber.-just here where
our Csmillus in the hour OF our greatesfpe.
ril. single handed. met. and haffled the enc,
mics OF the Republic. No, he,e. where he
stood faithful among the sfaithless. Not
here where he foul ht the good tight for the
Union and thenC Construction :n Not in this
Chamber, whose walls echo with that cha
rion voice. that,in the days OF our greatest
danger. carried hope and comfort to many
. despondent heart, strong as an army with
banners. No. nothere! Seek out rather,
the darkest and gtoo,niest chamber 10 the
subterraneanreeesse Of the Capital, where
the cheerful light Of day never enters.
There erect the altar and immediate the vic-
tim pei ansEsrss &c s@aastE tt6 tgfGas sw
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RELIes IN Ur.a.-'They have iounI. the
tulns Of q town. Canals. &C., in Utah. 4 few
miles above the mouth Of Salt River. The
canals have been bullion the grounds. from
IS TO so feet 10 width. the walls still from
5to 3 feet high. which have bern traced
IGOR Is miIss from the river. Walls stlA
standing from Is to 30 ieet high. ris.Iuins
are at intervals the length VI ule valley.
Cotton, tobacco and caster beans ATE. stu
found, growing lururiantly upon ths. Old
farms around. What, history do these
relics tell and who will trace IL ovtf
Not oil self.mads men are lannon's, nor
are they iaIl remarkable tor Intelligence.
For, AZ the Boston Post sagely isates. .
man may Be seIi-msde whotss made goose
Of himself.
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London, April a4.--Midnight.--Start.
ling intelligence has just been received
from Australia. Prince Alfred. who is vi
sting Sydney. was shot aud dangerously
woundsd by an anknown person. The
would be assassin. who sas said TO be .
Fenisp. was promptly srrested. The Prince.
according 10 last advice. was slowly recover.
ing. -.-.,-~ r-.,-....4t ~..-,.....-,
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! INDIAN OUTRAGEs.

Omaha, April as-Late news from Che
yeane. )acotah. announces that6n the night
of the 9th instant the Sioux indians ran Of
all the stock at the Big Springs station. on
The gnion Pacific railroad. 0nthc follow
ing aightsthey aswept OF all the stock Al
Ogallala, a station just east of Big Springs.
During the forenoon OF the 10Th a party Of
redskins came boldly into Sidney a militia
ry post and railroad station. and ran off a.
number Of cattle. On the same duy the
same party cleaned out Louis's Raach, at
Laramie Crossing, seven niles east Of Sid
ney. Thesnight previous they stole oil the
stock AZ Julesburg.A On the llth another
party paid Sidneya visit aud carried away
seven horses. 49, Hsf39SY'3 80 fss8a4#s
~ On the 18th Of this month they encoun-
tered two travellers who had been put OF
the Union Pacific railroad cars 0esr Ante
ispe station. both Of whom they killed and
scatped.4 Ia Essa rafsn sHRse samEa8 ~ /
Chicago. April ga telegram from
Fort Nc Pherson says that = party OF 10.
dians. Supposed to Do q part, oh " Spsttrd
Fail's' band OF Chsyennsss made dash
upon n company Of mon cutting wood yes
terday, killing Tour and woundisg two. who
were bronght' in. The killed are lanes
Brown. Gus Hall, George Kline, aud sJo-
ssph tert.t o'aj 2ezd rrsHa uegts .hsa
~ b. Hoffman was scalped and badly
wounded by an arrnw. A boy - named
Fancy. aged fourteen. was dangerously
wounded. s1ak E58 49,. ssg3a askt Ira |
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May 0, 1858.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery Ter
tho year ending Jane 80, 1900, will be received at
this Department until the 10th day Of JUNE. 1873,
ia o'clock. m.
A estimate Of tho qusntities which will DO
needed, and blank forms for bidding, containing
fun Information. have been prepared, which will
be furnished upon application,
The Department reserves the right to order more
or less OF the quantities estimated.
Tho Department aiss reserves the right 10 accept
bids for indiy idual items In any Of the classes.
All deliveries will be subject to Inspection by
expert, detailed fer the purpose BY the Secretary
Of the Treasury, and the delivery Of inferior
tiele shall be deemed sufficient cause to Annul the
Delivery must be free Of charge at tho Treasury
Each proposal must be signed by the indiv ID ual
or Arm making II, and be accompanied by salts
factory guaranty that the bidder will execute .
contract with good and sufeient bonds, II his bid
be accepted.
The failure to comply with any enc order under
the contract to operate as the forfeiture Of the
tire penalty Of the bond, or the Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, In spen MARKET
Of such quantities Of any articles shall BE-
sary 10 supply the deficiency caused by such fall.
and shSsir' hS r. 70 ay Pc, ssn,Sn o.
for such articles.
Proposals unAceompAn MED by satisfactory guar
antics will not be considered, and contracts will be
awarded emily to established manufacturers Of, or
dealers In, the articles.
Bidders will DO reg uired to conform their bids to
W." "a '>N'' 'A' '''''"'A ahU9H McCULLocH,
myll-h Secretary Of the Treasury.
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OHIo RIVER IMPRoyEMENT-PRoPo
" ZOE TWO ApDl ,I sTEAMERs FOR

OHIo RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REaoviSG oBsTRGcffioSs, 'A
Scaled Proposals will be received at the ONCE OF
he united s5n,es Engipeer. In ths Custom House
TWO additional light -draught Steamers. Crane
Boats, and Flats, to be employed by contract by
days wsrk In RENE wing distractions from the Ohis
river, chiefly between CINCINNATI and CaiIs, con
sistng Of snags trees, sunken logs, boats, bsrges,
Bidders must specify the price per day for each
days work fer which they will agree TO fural.h
every thing necessary, and do the work under the
superintendence Of person'ts be appointed By the
aid Engin.eI Said price to esvsr The iurnishl. g
strongly dseked Flats and the necessary screws,
chains, ropes, levert, saws, nxes, fixtures, &e. /,
suitable fer such work. and including the pay and
expense Of Captain, Piist, Ensineer and Crews,
and 1--WE gangs % six men each Tor doing tho work.
and having suitable accommodations for the Gov
All expenses to be paid and all risks borne by the
party propSsing: being undsrstood that the u:y;
agreed upon In the contract w =.
The right 10 reserved to reject any or all bids. "
tshal be deemed to the interest OF the Government
so to do. -
be furnished application. from this ONCE, either
in person or BY writing.
The proposals must be accompanied with the guar
anty Of two responsible sureties, signed In the
'' By order of Brig. Gen. A, A. Humphreys. Chief
Engineers 0f'hs Any 'es oRii RdSEsTs
.. 8. Civil Engineer In charge Ohio Riv'r I'm.
Pittsburg, May 0, H6s. mys-td
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

lArH2HFS ~ T 81 TUT s2GK RvEH RAP
al: :e one. SHgss Iss'Sid
for excavating and removing the rock and ether
Il the Roct Island Or Upper Rspid:. By ns4ns 81
co6er-dAms and subaq ueous blasting or chise ling
Contractsr. will be required to furnish all boats.
machinery, &e, and to perform all the labsr neees
about % 900 cubic yards Of rock to be removed dis
trisuted unequally derent points on tho pd,,
and the work must be dsne during low or moderate
Of the water, Interfering as little a. possible
tractors will stale The price per CUBIC yard al
which they propose to do the work. which will be
let In sections Of such length as The engineer In
charge may determine.
visit the ground before sending In their bids.
A. printed copy of this adyeItisement must be at.
taehed to each proposal. Each bid must be accom-.
panied by written guarantee, signed by two re-
POSING W Enter INTO contract upon res.tns H.
awardment Blanks fer proposals Of the form re.
CURED. together with form Of guarantee, will b.
fnrnishen at this sthce en- application.
and all bids, and no bill will eeonsidered unles,
Ii II he Is Trustworthy and has the necessary skill
AID s1psIisnss 4 Bsrff: rdal The .oss
and addressed to Maj. Gen. J. II. WILSON, q. s.
A., Lieut. Col. sth Infantry. Davenport, Iowa.
Parties desiring further Information can Obtain
On : ~ s as sS ..s.
sSsntitis: q WORK viii s. .So.nr % al who wsi
!. AsT e. h. M & .1
Lieut.. Col. ssth Infantry.
10. 1858 my23.td
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PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
Il UNDER THE CHARoK OF
THE SISTERS OF CHAkITY,

DROyIDRNCE HOSPITAL,
THE SISTERS OF CHAKITY.
Garner Of Second street cast and street south,
IN A HEALTHY An d kETIREI PART OF WASH.
tN9ToN CITY.
The new building 10 now ready for the reception
o. patients OF every class both medical and surgical
The cars run within two squares Of the building
per week, payable IN ADVANCE. This includes Ned
MEDICAL sTAFF ATTENDING,
n. n. HAaYER. n b., NJ. 100 H street. Ia.
JOHN .; RILEY, "A p. New York avenue. be.
WIN. MARBURY, II. D., X6 street.
j. r. THOMPSON tasfobbs. ,o,,,r Mint, .,,..
4 Y FiSIEP; y E At 9 s. ., street.
W D AbyisoRY AND c0EsuT CONSULT iSa'n'
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D., corner Of Washing.
tor aud Gay stree.s, Georgetown.
w T. JOHNSON, N. D., Seventh street. be-
y, HOWARD, NJ D., ses = street.
THOMAS MILLER, do Y street.
SSoHHNs sIRE EkAI0 IN w ~ S Strest;
Application can be made at the Hospital, or 10
sending patients to the Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege Of attending the
As-No persons With soptasl9as diseases admitted.
SISTER LORETTA o'RElLLY,
oet7 superior.
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Proposals,
paoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

o',I'' OF f "A e.:.,s, y s 4 .s...IyI.}
s..,.a y,o,o p.I.ApaLraIs. Ny y. ~ a. SIN.
ssel$t, = ,es II: iaoi yuns ssai, isf iutai.Slns
n S::is S:' S,s:,R;., q ;ssSsIa
ISL SSSiSs ]; iissS isSs 4
e s,S $ P pound: iBs .Ss. sSs ~
S S pound: s;aalse iiisai .ss., copper
e.NS Ssssds Ssst doaSis.rsnnee oa.t.,tscl. for
ootons Lshish lump coal. .....
. tons bituminous coal,
.i:I: I Sai'.li:S sSs4sss coal
psross bsstiron screws, simlet points. assorted
psrSss best bras. screws. simlet points. assorted
log pounds = /: Gun, nails.
!'SSSS board e, Wilt. pine pattern lumber.
90 pound: iSssh water :osp.
::s:: ;. Al; S:.iiss s y: : ::ss
9 ssS Tl.sas .f raa ss.
g s;S Sc pounds pound: s s.sls Iron
500 pounds refund iron.
paI!icusrs rsspscIns q: ioIesSlYy Article:
ZELLER, navy yard, philadelphia.
FOR BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION. &c.
Is, 900 pounds k.inch rsund Iron.
g Isfiers 2 feet long, 1.s IN.
BE 5Ssi y f ,ss' l iSns' III Tin I'm
80 purlins a feet long, 4I5 In.
Is ridge poles "a feet long, 4xGin
II pests 10 feet long, 7x0 In.
q. 600 iest l.inch second common white pine boards
to be well seasoned.
lplece bar Iron. 6xlh In, IS a., I in. long.
Gpieees bar iron. oxll In, lengths as d.
Spices i.inch angle irsn. len gths as directed
apieess si- inch angle iron, lengths as di
Fall particular. respecting the foregoing artiele
will BE- given by Naval Constructor Pook navy
FOR BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
Loo beard feet, lin, straight.g grained seasoned
1000 board feet, 2.ineh strsisht-grained seasoned
white ash plank.
sSS beard beard foet. i.ine Incl" walnut Walnut b cards
40 pieces white hickory, s feet long, llxo In.
800 board feet, 6-ineh straight grained seasone,
| white sak plank, % feet long, IS in. wild
with butt sawed to square edges
20 pieces white tenders. II feet long. SIS oak In
2,ooO pound. best American dat iron asxi-in fee
1900 pound. best American ia, ir.n. llrs In. 1
viii 81 gwen y PRSb 81 Bs aPsPia,sas f,
Yard lmpr'vem'n'' n''Eyssrdh, ihfssIklsssiilphi'
nya-td Paymastsr U. s. n
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SEyENTH wARp-THIRD SUB OR VOTING
conformity to the provisions Of the charter Of the
city q Washington. al election Will Be held the
on MONDAY, The hrst day Of Juns next, atthe Car.
psgtsr shop q NJ; Jack,en Humphrey, ssuih aide
streets west near Four and a half street, for
Mayor. two members Of the Board OF Aldermen
g sr y az ~ S
Assessor at which said Precinct the ystes Of all who
are In the said Seventh Ward Of the city
from to N, Inclusive, will be received. Polls
open att m, and close s!JpImsv,,,
w. ID, WISE,
... H.A. JOHNSON,
my9 ComnissIonors
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.


", o. mAniNk CeRPs.
WASHINGTON, May I, 1865
un,il friday. The i2ih 1sy Al iaas, lsSs. AZ a, !
& ss sas. $sSR ANn ga
sa OK 81 ' and y e
Ssn VI sS %.s 81 and
may be delegated by the commanding mariss
Saiesr, free Sfexpenss to the United SiSiss Tie
free from dust, and to weigh Z, 40 pounds to iAs
such points within, ths walls az The marine Sass
srns css Re ssf sss,sS
%Sn aEy., q q iSs
al n Ely, i. c. 30 ton. of cs ,",
"A I, TSI;%oaH New HspaAlre. 100 .aD co..,
ana a "a G66sGlsS.STn As Of coz.
,o1li S Il New York. 500 ton, Of coal and
IA S eUras q S:o SSennsSaA 10 ton. Of con,
fMoSSS.p0r'' Virginia, tens ofee .and 100 cord
psn.asols. Florida, 100 cords Atwood
cord. o} yi'y' Illinois, rs ter Of coal and ~
,.Ppnnymsnt Payment. win b made ppey tn, REGAIN, =, =.
csnats duly authenticated by tho com It o. ae.
Sys .as posts which tho wood Or soal hass t Sa
Tss rISht |. ressrvea reject Al. bid. eon,d,,.a
sons! "Suss - BY responsible Der,
AZ gni,ed States district Jaase eSsr nlsSd e By
nisIlet Atorney, or United states )oIsct"u otAtes
sSSsidess each proposal. otherwise Il viii moi IL
drss. sS % s1dsS a. Fuel" and sd
m,o.xa WILLIAM D. SLACK.
-" MAJOR and ouarteTma:ter.