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AN, APPEAL TO THE ALUMNI
/, "A AND FRIENDS OF THE VIRGINIA MILL
TARY INSTITUTE In BEHALF OF The DIA-
LECTIC S0CIRTY.-The history OF the Virginia
n JIitary Institute 10 well and widely known
throughout The South. Destroyed by order of
MAJOR. General D. Hunter, United States army, It's
the asmss and as one of It's societies, struggling
Phanix like, to rise ont Of tho ashes we present
respectful call for help to those who may be dis:
nosed ia aid as. Contributions. however small, Of
hooks. pamphlets, or money, win be gladly re.
oeived and acknowledged by addressing the secre-
tary OF the Society at Lexington. We hope our
had friends here, whose voices have echoed
through our halls, and now. stillsd IN death,
they defended 50 we'll. TO our friends In the
South we would also ask for aid. 'js
+. Wills IaSl yAMEs conn,,t..
Ia Oh G D. WALKEs. -.
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cPECIAL NOTICES EINE
= BpEsYSSs PGyyErs &. TAEcET,. 1,
Ia 0..rnnl2w Ilns L atn street,
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TEAMS AND CASSIMERES ON
u consignment and for sale by
Agent here Rock Island Manufacturing Company.
10 16
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.Gg0tlslfal.
UHEY ARE Arh CRYING!

TyHEY ARE ALL CRYING!
Slnsaonsers are crying. babies are crying. evan
the clothing merchants crying, the one harder
than the other telling ct cost = |" Below soss,s
Regardless of cost, etc.; etc. All this noise
confusss the peace loving Virginia folks and the
rasuIt ID, when In want Hrst. class BE2D3.
MADE CLOTHING, they hardly know whore 20
look Tor It ID buy II right. Ny adviss Ii goa d
on'o sCHAAP & HARTMAN. ~ y
30. 1911 MAIN sTKEE ,se.,sr
i}1 - near Thirtsenth street. ass
They ot.ar all Inducements yon could wtsh for,
or conld be found shy sharas and their goods are
A No. 1. As. for their CUSTOM WORK, Hs no
use talking, and .nsy can pfoysis: They cannot
be exeelled, neither North nor South, IN style, MT
or workmanship, and are squsilsd by precious lew
In this State. Enuf sed. j. -
BEAUTIFUL OvERC0ATS, ..,
Is in the very height Of fashion,. and OF superior
: quality. are being almost
GIVEN AWAY ...E
DEyIIN's CLoTHIEg.HoDsE, -
Mo- 1907 Main street., =
10 s--aod2w opposite the post. ONCE.
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MeetSalNSs

HIcHaoED EEcAMPMBNT 30. 81
KNIGHTS TBMPLAR,
RICHMOND, January rs. 1858.
ORDERS No 11.-SIR KNIGHTS
" You are hereby ordered to attend $S/
stated assembly Of your Commandery at Ts&
the Masonic Hall, on Broad street be, ~
EVENING the 18th instant, at O'Clock.
Important business requires your prompt atten-
ton.
Oficers will appear in full uniform.
By order OF the Eminent Commander.
WILLIAM l.: MAULE,
Captain General.
m.xr,.u1 p1nn1nx Pannrdar Ia 21-2t
Evening star., 1868-08-28

MILITARY vs. CIVIL AUTHORITY IN VIR-
GIsIA.-In a case before the Circuit Court OF
Alexandria of Golden VS.. King, in detenus tor
a horse, an order was received from the mill
tary commander OF the State, ordering the case
dismissed AT the co-t of the plaintiff. Yester-
day the Court, Judge w. III. Thomas presiding
entered formally the order made by il in the
case last week. The order recites that, in oba-
dience to the orders of the military command. :.
ant, whom the reconstruction acts place above
The Courts, the former decision OF the Court is
reversed and the case dismissed. The counsel
for the plaintiff excepted to the order. and ex-
pected the csse would be -rred up on a man
dGmUs TO compel Judge Thomas TO try the cas-
thus testing the constirutionality of the recon-
StructiOn acts.
Evening star., 1868-08-28
THE ENGLISH ELECTION.

The absorbing interest prevailing IN our own
pending election, causes MS to overlook the i'm
portant election IN Englan', which, from the
interests involved, attracts tn attention OF all
Europe. At this election, under the new re-
form bill, q large number Of new voters will
exercise the righi Of franchise. These new
voters are from .he poorer classes, and the
question agitating the English mind Just now
is,as TO whether the Conservatives or Liberals
Will be able to profit the most by this new vote'
Just as in this country the exciting que ;tion is,
whether the Democrats or the Republicanswiii
gain the larger portion of the new colored vo-
ters of the South.
1t does rot seem to BE- expected that the lib
erals will be able to increase their majority in
the next Parliament. 1t seems to be thought
that for the present AT least, the influence OF
rank and wealth belonging to the conservative
property-holders will give them an overshad-
owing influence over the mass of the new
voters. There is no question, however, that
the liberals Will hold their own, numerically,
IN the House of Commons, and that the party
will be more thoroughly organized. 1t did
nothing with its majority last winter, because
the members would not crystalize as a party
strictly so-called in parliamentary phrase.
They voted with Mr.. Gladstone when they
chose, but they felt under no obligation to do
so systematically. Mr.. Gladstone did not feel
that he was the despot OF men who outnum-
bered MIR. Disraeli's myrmidons by some fifty
or sixty reliable voters. This has been the
grand and acknowledged difficulty with the
liberals during this last session. AT the next
it Will BE- cured. They will then have, after
the old English fashion, n real working and
fighting majority of about the same number as
before, and pledged TO vote as a unit Just as
Mr.. Gladstone directs. He can then bring for
ward his budget of reform measures, certain
of getting 4 solid and effective backing.
Evening star., 1868-08-28

DELAWARE DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvRS-
TIoS.-The State Convention OF the Democrat
ic party me, at Dover Wednesday, and noni-
mated Ben Iamin I. Briggs, of Newcastle county,
for Congress. He was a candidate in 1867 and
was beaten by Geo. p. Fisher, Unionist, by a
small majority. Hon. John A. Nicholson, the
present Representative from the State, was
elected 10 the 40th Congress by 1888 votes
against S.553 for McKim, Republican. In
adOpdnga State platform. the resolution whic 4
was passed by the state Convention in June
was again affirmed as one of the party prnci-
pies: That the elective franchise is a political
privilege and not national right, and is to be
granted or withheld by the several States to
their respective Inhabitants, as in the free
sound judgement and discretion of each State
Shall be deemed hest for its public interest and
welfare
Evening star., 1868-08-28

The ROSECRANs MIssIoS.-G.neraI Rosa
Grams, by telegraphic report was TO Ie.ye the
White Sulphur Springs yesterday morning,
bearing the mucn-talked-o of manifesto of the
southern Generals and political leaders, de-
signed 10 set forth the real sentiment OF the
South, and show hat the incorporate utter
ances of Forrest Hampton, Cobb, and others.
do not reflect that sentiment The newspaper
fraternity have kept vigIlant lookout for the
arrival OF General Rosecrans al his quarters at
Willard's, with this important document, but
II Is understood that he will not reach here
until tonight 1t is doubtful, also, If the ad -.
dress Will be published Immediately. as \,
seems to b. thought il will De forwarded first
TO New York TO pass the inspection Of the Dem.
Ocratic magna;es there
Evening star., 1868-08-28

PARDONED.-Edwin Brock, formerly deputy
collector of the third collection district Of
Pennsylvania, who was convicted at the No.
vember term of the United States District Court
OF executing fraudulent bonds for the removal
OF dBtIlled spirits from bond warehouses in
Philadelphia, with the intent to defraud the
government. was released on Wednesday from
the Pennsylvaia penitentiary, he having been
pardoned by the President of the United States
Evening star., 1868-08-28

The time table on the railroads between
Washington aEd New York will be changed
ca the 9th ProNimo, and the rnnnirg time be-.
rwe~r The TWO CITIES reduced to eight aud one
hs!f 5Cn.s
Evening star., 1868-08-28

MARRIED TEACHERs.-The action of the
Trustees of the Public Schools at their late
meeting IN resolving 10 dispense hereafter with
the services Of married female teachers ratu-
rally creates considerable feeling amongst the
class affected and their .riends. A communi-
cauon Will be fousd elsewhere giving some
weil-urged arguments IN opposition to the new
rule. II certainly seems unfair 10 discharge
those now in service who are good teachers
and who have natural liking and aptitude for
the business, and have trained themselves es-
pecIally 70 follow It. There seems TO be good
sense in the suggestions OF our correspondent
that the regulation should be that no Young
married woman shall be hereafter EMPLOYED.
and no frmale teacher under a certain age now
IN the Public Schools, shah be retained Iougsr
tnan she shall remain single. There are manifest
disadvantages and inconvenience IN regard 10
the emf loyment of young married women As
teachers- and II is we'll kno own that the Trustees
felt compelled 10 take some action al this tius
IL consequence Of same rather awkward occnr-
rences in this connection during the past school
year. In Public Schools else " here we believe
It has been found necessary 10 discriminate
against young married women as teachers 7,
may be requisite 10 do the same here but. as
above stated, the action should not be retro
SpectIye; should not be made 10 affect the use
ful and deserving teachers now in the service
TIE WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter for
ssie and in wrappers ready for the mails, con-
isins an important order conveying instruc
tions 70 the Military commanders in the South:
= full account OF the prize fight between Coll
Yer and Edwards, and the ARRAY Oh board the
Sc amer MeLImora; a capital story about "a
Revenue Adventure" Camp ing CORES
ponder c.: the investigator into the affairs OF
thr Fire Department; the proposed
Georgetown connection with the Loudouu
aud Hampshire railroad; Proceedings of the
City Councils: the Bricklaysrs' Strike ~
New York campaign meetings in this CITY:
SOcIety News: Political News; Washington
News and Gossip; the Courts; the Work
ILg People; Useful Items of Domestic Econ.
ony: Humorous Sketches; with Departmental.
SAD Local News; Agricultural and Housekeep-
DIsPsches from all parts of the world.
Evening star., 1868-08-28

EJ-COIsrsuye chi!lS sTe shaking the life ont
Ct rlaay GississirpiSns IN the vicinity o! Nat
~
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~ 4 p Z r CE Mt
GOLD BONDS.

HOUSEHOLD MANUALS.
HOW TO COOK APPLES. SHOWN IN HUN-
DBED DIFFERENT WAYS Of Dressing that
Fruit. By Georgiana Hill. 32mo o., limp cover.
Dcents.
HOW TO COOK AND SERVE E00S IN A
HUNDRED DIFFERENT WAYS. By Georgi
ana Hill. 32mo., limp pcover...............2O cents
HOW TO PRESERVE FRUIT IN A HUN.
DRED D1FFEBNT WAYS. BY Gcorgiana Hill
imp cover: cents
HOW TO COOK VEGETABLES IN HUN
DRED DIFFERENT WAYS. By Georgiana
Hill, S2no. limp pcover.....................0 20 cents
HOW TO MAKE CAKES IN HUNDRED
DIFFERFNT WAYS. By Georgiana Hill
szmo imp cover - ...-.........2O cents
HOW TO MAKE AND DRESS SALAD IN A
HUNDRED DIFFERENT WAYS. By Georgi-
ana Hill. S2mo., limp cover .............20 cents
HOW TO MAKE SOUPS HUNDRED DIFF.
TER1NT WAYS. BY 9eorgans Hill s2mo. y,
HOW TO DRESS AND SERVE ONIONS IN A
HUNDRED DIFFERENT WAYS BY GeorRi-
ana HILL 32mo, limp cover ................-O cents
bow TO COOK FISH IN HUNDRED DIFF
FERENT WAYS. By Georgians Hill. 32mo.,
imp cover ceHts
- Any Of the above works will be sent BY mail ,
postpaid, on receipt of price by
FRENCH q RICHARDSON,
BOOKeELLERS, &C.,
an Is If 334 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1868-08-28

NEW MUSIC AND INSTRUCTION BOOKS
~ received daily. au2.3t
Evening star., 1868-08-28

ID FOR PICKLING.
L URE Cter Vinegar, Mustard Seed, Cellei J
Seed. Pure Spices.
Evening star., 1868-08-28
WHITE FINE SHIRTS,
LINEN BOsOMs,
AT $50.
WALL, ROBINSON q CO.

WALL, ROBINSON CO..
322 Pennsylvania avenue,
ie 24-tf Bet. Eisth snd Tenth streets.
NOTICE TO ALL. PERSONS BUILDING
IN FIRST CLASS hOUSHS
q. SCHHEIDER, PRACTICAL Bell HANG
ER, 211 Pennsylvsnia avenue, between l0th and
I'M streets. Bells hung in the most imyroyed
CIAToRs put up in hotel. md friyste Dwell.
ines M IN the best nSener. SIGNAL BELLS and
dsTs Dc s ,s% for sPEAkIEG q : TURts with ALARM
WHIsI LkS ATTENDED TO. All kind Of REP AIR.
LIGHTNING RODS. With Piaiins Tipped Pcints.
put u1 In the beet manner. Work done in the
$4,000 rv.d Ser schooner ~ "a. ~ s!., .r.t Az ~
nov disc srsine ct Bertholow . vharf 'For ssie
Hardware and Aericuitursl fwnsom.,,.
az la sos 5th street, below Pa sy~
Evening star., 1868-08-28

NEW PARLOR ORGANS. 800 to $50
~ SECOND HAND Pa6 PARLoR ORGANS, s'otO
JOHN r. ELLIS.
.306 Psnna. ave, near 10th street.
New Iron Front
Evening star., 1868-08-28

Ok FOR PRESERVING.
%CBBLS Granulsted, Crushed. Out, Loaf, Pow
cred, and Clarified Sugar for preserving
Evening star., 1868-08-28
FOR sALR AND RENT.

EoR sALk-H, ,shly y.iasbse buaos:s p.e,etty.
fsfos fs = sSfsI ;sSsf ina 1Ss ,s'% iCs I. .ses
@ . .5 ~ .rs Ss'. s:es o.
tlrse stssy BRIuK HofsKs. With bseS buiidins
e e. s.ss sne & are eCveses With s,a.. ksoh e0.ss
asSpss nth ..t.r sss S 0f Tn. room snccy coS Is
wss adapted for business purpe.es, sha any one
toksther. on one ef The hrst eusine.. % .tre@,s IN
ths H s1,s' Tsssly meet With soeh an oPeortunit.
twelve eghtesn sns tnsns, esn sen, ans es,,
to HIRAM BRSwRR, So, 8, q; street. ~
EOR RENT-Farni.hes Or nnfer rsi.hed ROOMS
ho. 266 Ct, bet: lsih and 18th. su 2sa.
SPLEEDIn CHANCE FOR REsP0NsTBLH
ROOFS 10 Ss.e@.'a M and psoiSs BOON in 'fnss srss
story. with Furniture aud fiNiugs, in q very
5,S.Ss. ss %.:
can secure sn she table eos rder: he desires; can
hsre . few hunSrcd dollars esei,.l. at st is..t. st.
Ipauire st the Law Once OF J. McCLARY PR
KISssss 81, 10Th street near Psnn'yi'aaa avenue
+ ~ SEVERAL HOUSES:
Brick and Frame, In the Seventh Ward, the near
Also, several FkEMs on the salt water In st.
MaIy's Cosnty, Md.
For further psrtic ulars inquire et
Reetiner and Wholesale Desler In
iya1m nextto Centre Station house.
FOB RENT-A veil est sbii.hed DRUG STORE,
north Inquire at No. 6as n street. an nist.
EOB sALE-The GOOD WILL, TURSIrURE
and FIXTUREs of ST. Charles Hotel, corner
81 street west and Pennsylysnis avenue. one OF
the Oldest hotels In hinston, lease three years
to run. viii be sold cheap for cash. This Is
established hotel doing @ COED business. suf tsei
T,EN LOTS FOR sALE-DelsstfulIy located
L on the contemplated Connecticut avenue rail
rosd, where property Is 10 rapidly i9eressing in
Terms, $40 down, 81 paid monthly. Gall At once
on STAIR METoALF,
OFOR RKNT.-The large and convex emit rsom
corner OF 9th street and Pennsylvania 1venue, Inn.
@l ss rsnsss ss;
Of approach; both .Aree and small rooms; they are
and viii be rc cntsd .sspsr.tely, or to some sooS
SF WhG
EoR sALE-rwo or three TRACTS OF LAND,
L from 50 to 100 acres, near Colesyille, Mont
Somsry county, Md Inquire ct the Canal once,
i four story English Basement HOUSE. 404 Z
street. between 9th and 10Th; having ail the mod
two-story brick stable attached. viii not be
premi,s. to TaoM%s App 9a p the
ave-, between 18th and 18th SITS. su 30 6t'
EOR RENT-One of those desirable HOUSES in
Il Philadelphia Row, with ess, water and bath
sSSSI; SS and every modes1 R%PTeySspsTSn, Bent
je is If IChronI New YORK H avenue e . and 18th ct.
FOR sALEaA dslghtfuI COUNTRY REsI-
u DENCE AND FRUIT AND GARDEN FARM,
e 4sasg o fr
peaches, cherries, agricots Ae.-in abundance
1Hs ssoi stock
o. %o goSas Par Part sssh and city property ADDE'S
Evening star., 1868-08-28

GREEN Ginger. New White oney &c lust re-
NJ ceiyed and for sale by
EGAN BRO,
au q Stiff Corner B aud 9th streets.
Evening star., 1868-08-28

LADIHs DAN HAVE THEIR HOOPsKIRrs
ALTERED AND RBPAIRID ct Obs. BAUMr
HOOPeXlRT ,OORSKT and sHOULDER BRACE
AANoIACfORY, - Louisiana avenue, between
eth and 7th strssts. NH ly-t
Evening star., 1868-08-28

6lc,eo1,s1. GLASSWARE. 10
- FRENCH oH1NA.~
FANCY ARTICLEs, CUTLERY.
SILVER PLATED wABE.
HOUSEKEEPING ARrIoLEs.
PLAIN AND PAINTED TIN WARE.
TIN CHAMBER sETs,
GLASS FRUIT JARS,
TIN FRUIT CANS, LAMPS,
BRACKETs. CHANDELIERS, &c.
invite the attention Of su in need Of anything in
my lire. and who desirs good articles at reason
CHARLES ULLRICH, JR.,
493ls NINTH STREET.
Between ID and sts.,
Ane nearly opposite the Young Mems Christian
Association Building.
auEN. ONE PRICE ONLY.
Es. ALLEN
MANUFACTURES Or LIME,
AND DEALER IN
PLASTER, CEMENT, HAIR, &c.
KIlns on Rock Greek. between and x streets
metropolitan Hotel.
No LIME, for Brown Mortar, sl.lo per bar
CEMENT and PLASTER at New York prices.
auN-lm
DIANOS. PARLOR ORGANS,
MELODh0Ns, HARps; rps SG ,r
sste SO per noHsS' sOh RENT @
Rent applied to purchase Thought with-uh1i'
In aspsciied time
NEW PIANOS. price $3.50 to sI,2oo.
~ SECOND RAND PIANOS, $50 to $3.50.
N SECOND HAND .ad sARLOR oRGAHs' ssotO
JOHN F ELLIS.
.3o6 Ptnna. ave, near 18th street.
;ss.,Sss MgsIS gs,y AND INSTRUCTION Il Esoks
D. FOR PICKLING
Seed, Pure Spices.
Ok FOR PRESERVING.
%CBBLS Granulsted, Crushed. Out, Loaf, Pow.
cred, and Clarified Sugar for preserving.
GREEN Ginger. New White II oney &c Just re-
~ ct1ved and for sale by
au q Stiff Corner aud 9th streets.
SIX PER CENT
GOLD BONDS.
We have for sale few of the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI,
INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN
GOLD COIN.
These Bonds issued to pay the State of Mis-
souri, for advances in aid of constructing the Road
as well as all other liens.
Over Three Millions Of these Bonds having been
sold since the First instant, with probability of
large shipments to Europe, the price has been
advanced to par. and interest in currency.
LEWIS JOHNSON co.,
BANNERS,
au 26 1w 292 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1868-08-28

NFALL AND MINTER IMPORTA-0A
- TIOkS 1865 ~ A1
MILLINERY GOODS ANXk
Ribbons Trimming Ribbons, Velvet Ribbon.
s1LkS. sATlNS, yELvETS
FANCY BONNET MATERJaIs
RLONDS, GRAPES. NETS
French tIosers plumes and Ornaments
BONEETS, AND LADIES' VI ATS
In straw, Silk. Velvet and Felt
We offer the largest and best assorted stoeL In
the United States com all the latest Psrisiaa
Novelties. and uneoualied in choice variety aud
chespness.
ARMSTRONG GATOR 4 co,
23S and 239 Baltimore street
au % I'M BAltimore
Evening star., 1868-08-28
pERsONAL-MIssEs CORsErs, all styIfs ana
sizes, at BAUM'S FACTORY, as Loufsfsna

IL SUkGEoN AND PHYSICIAN.
200 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE, above lstb street.
Has devoted many years 20 the treatment of female
complaints; and hos met with the 9reatest snooa.s
In this city and New York ~
LADIES desiring especial treatmsnt Will find
MIN very skilful and confidential.
t,i,a ksnsSGULARITIHe, from whstever cause,
n0hs H00hs PRIVATE. Patients see no one bat the
OOctOI. le q-H
Evening star., 1868-08-28

s. mi ANH00D Thirty eighth edition of this
~ new Medical Pamphlet, revised and Just
published by the author. DR. CURTIS This val
usbie work treats the cause and cure OF prema-
ture decline and secret diseases of youth and man
nooo II gives clear synopsis Of the i'm pediments
10 marriage and the remedies therefor Ipclo.e sir
stamps to the author; Box 777, Post Ofice, wash
all cases Of SemiraI and Physical Debility. Ser
mattorhea, and other diseases arising from abuses
139 y street. Once hours, 10 to 2 and & tor
p. m. iy % ~
Evening star., 1868-08-28

NEW PIANOS price $3.50 to Sl2nO
~ SECOND hAND PIANOS, $50 to $3.50
Evening star., 1868-08-28

~ o TICE.
S TRBAeURY DEPARTMENT.,
FOURTH AUDITORS OFFIcF.S
49, August n, 1858. \
All persons having claims assinst the estate of
ALEXAHDER fOTLE, late seaman on the q g.
X 8. Vermont. are hereby notified to present tho
same. ouy euthenticated, to this Office, within
feur months from this date.
au 2s Sc W.. b. MOORE, Acting Anditor
~pR. PRATT. DENTIST, fourth story,
S Woodwards Building. 31s ID street be-
tween 10th and llth, near the junction Of street
aid Pennsy lv ania svenue. AN ~ Am
Evening star., 1868-08-28
PERSONAL.

COTTAGE GALLERY, 18th and street. IL
" SQUARES north OF White House, the great Gem
and Ambrotype Depot. is getting TO be more rop.
ular every day; for In the monthly award OF prizes
every one becomes interested who has pictures
taken TO the amount of 81 or more au a5-.w.
no NOT DESPAIR, BUT SEE OLD DIR
u DARBY in season he is very successful
PARTICULARLY IN female cases. Private rooms op-
posite Odd Fellows Hall; an - I'm
HEREBY CAUTION ALL PRISONS NOT To
Il trust my wife. LOUISA HANES, in my name
as will nay no debts that she contracts.
2l.6ts j W HANES
Evening star., 1868-08-28

viii sui continue the Wholesale Grocery busi-
M se on my own account and res pectfully solicit
the patronage Of the old firm n y DAVIS
August Sd, 1868. An Aim
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08
FUBL FOR THH STATE.


OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF ST TEL
COLUMBUS. D., August 4, 1868.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE R E..
until - So : ,T--'c -
Monday, the 7th day of September
next at 10 o'clock noon. for furnishing the State of
Ohio with Fuel for one year. as follows:
10000, Bushels of Hooking Coal,
and free from slate. slack and dirt. -lf} -..-
hgd 10000 Bushels of Coke,
to weigh not lessthan 40 pounds to the bushel, to
be of good quality, and kept dry. =
3 2n. SO Cords of Wood,
the same to be of Hickory, Beech or Sugar. four
feet in length. straight and well split. =
The quantities above named to be increased at
the option of the Secretary of State. ,.al
The F Fael to be delivered without charge for such
delivery, at the State House. Columbue, Ohio. dfI
Z Proposals to be accompanied by samples, and to
specify the KIND. quality and price of the fuel
7 Each proposal must be accompanied by bond
with at least two good and sufficient sureties in
the penal sum; of not exceeding twenty thousand,
lsw), conditioned for the faithful performance Of
such contract IS may be awarded. ~.
The bids to be made and the contracts to be
awarded in accordance with the terms of the act
entitled act to provide for the purchase Of sta
sembIy and State officers" passed March II, 1858.
and An act to amend sections four and SIX and to
repeal section five Of the above entitled act pass
ed March 2d. 1858. Bids to be endorsed on the en-
state" Fuel furnished by The % oontrsotor must @ Be-
a-~I1 ~ 800 - ~ : John RUSSELL
aug4-dsodtdl 51l m Secretary OF State. I