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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-22
Equality i'll Race, Color and Previous
Condition in South Carolina.

Below, our readers will find very impor-
tant and significant bill which passed the ne
gro-Radical Legislature on Saturday last 1t
imposes penalty Of not less than one thousand
dollars or Imprisonment for not less than
twelve months, for any discrimination made
by any party or parties, engaged i'll amy bust
ness, calling or pursuit for which license or
charter is required by law. 1t will be perceived
that tho negro Radicals stood up to their prin-
ciples and wish to stand on an equality in the
hotos, restaurants, raiiToad-cars, steamboats,,
&c, &c. Senators, Governors, Members of
Congress, Judges, Jurics, equality equally de-
msnds and we commend the principle of
equality to Massachusetts,, New York, Pcnnsyl-
vania, Ohio and Indiana Sauce for the goose,
sauce for the gandcr. Mercury.
The vote on the bill was as follows:
-lWs-M Mhites. ......................... s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. 81
-'oeH-n htea: 10
CoIorcd.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8
Noes. ~
coiorcd........ 10
Not voting 81
The bill as finally passed to its third reading
is as follows:
n BILL to prevent discrimination between
persons by those carrying on business under
license, on account of race color CT previous,
condition.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the State OF South Carolina.
now met and sitting in General Assembly aud
by the authority Of the same:
SECTION !. That from and altc, the passage
of this bill, II shall not be lawful for any party
or parties, engaged in any business, calling or
pursuit, for the carrying on Of which license
or charter is required by law, municipal, State,
Federal or otherwise, to discriminate between
persons, on account of race, color Jor previous
condition. who shall make lawful application
for the benefit of such business, calling or pur-
suit.
Sec. g Any party so discriminating shall
be considered rs having violated this act and
upon conviction, shall be punished by IL fine
of not less than one thousand dollars, or
imprisonment for not less than twelve months
Sec. 3. No act of incorporation shall Ie
conferred upon any organization the rules and
regulations of which contain features lot com.
patiblc with the provisions Of this act
4 N III no ,,f
tent herewith, are hereby repealed
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-22

Captain Joseph Richard Wheatlcy, formerly
of IIarrodsbwg Kentucky, and late of the
Confederate army, has been appointed Lieut.
cnant in the Cuirassicr of the Imperialc
Guardc Of the French army
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NUMBER ~

~ ,tE
in: the gift of the people, unless he bean
AMERICAN Mel BoES yCirlzss, in fayor of Ameri-S
caus ruling America, nur If he be a KostAs
CATHOLIC. 3
SECOND DfsuRkB. fsif y
In the presence of Almighty God and these
witnesses, you do solemnly and sinccrcly swear
. KS if it may be legally done, you viii,
whom elected or sppointed toiany olhoial sta
tion comforting, on you tho power 80 do no, re-
move all Foreigncra, Aliens OF Ronan Eatto-
lies from Office or place; and that son will Ia
no case appoint snoh to any Office of place III
your gift. S's,Fes sFs ~. lsasss
The oaths ought to be paraded Id Gle shfon-5
grcl papers US a trap to catch Fcnian and Ger
man yoters-N. 4. Day. Boot. 5ssii ssaa
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-22

The following arc the oaths which Colfax
took, as leader of tho "Know-Nothings
FIRST DEGREE.
In the presence of Almighty God aud these
witnesses, you do solcmnly promise aud swear
that = you will not vote, nor give
your influence FOR ANY MAN, FoR ANY oFrICE
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-22
SECOND DKuRRkk.
STATE ELEcT1oNs s-Tho following State I

oTATE EhECTIoNs--Ihc following State
elections occur this years
Kentucky, August 3.
Tennessee, August ID. s.ss
Vermont, September l.. I
California, September g.. III
Maine, September a. 5. s9ss .s.sssl
Nebraska, October 3. +.
Pennsylvania, October IL.
Ohio, October 13.
Indiana, October l3.
Iowa, October ID. a q saa
West Virginia, October %. ID ~. Il; i IA
New York, November 3. Va
New Jersey, November 3. IS
Delaware, November g. ss2S.
Maryland, November 3. IT. 81 So 4
Illinois, November 3.
Michigan, November 3. s4t s.
Wisconsin, November 3.
Minnesota, November 3.
Missouri, November g.,
Kansas, November B. 'ssss' 5s1sss
Nevada, November ). e5s} s ~ ~ 4Sss 3
Massachusetts,, November 3. q
The Presidential election occurs on the I'd
Of November. a III i;s y. X, q i. i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
wRoNes oP INSANE AsyLUSs.-The British

WRONGS OF INSANE AsYLUNs.-The British
Medical Journal SAYS:
We are able to confirm the statement that. a.
the result OF continued agitation IA the
French general press the Emperor and Other
persons IN authority have come 20 the conclu-
sion that a number of persons are improperly
confined in lunatic asylums. The Emperor
has directed q searching ofhcial inquiry 10 BE-
made, and 1t rs expected that be will himself
take personal part an visiting suudry asy-
lums. The agitation originated m the advo-
cacy of the family treatment Of the insane. For
our own part. We entertain no doubt that IN
France, as in England. many insane persons
arr shut up in ssylums who need NOT be 80
confned-who would proft by, and en- Ioy. q
more liberal treatment. But the system now
Ignatius Loyols, George Fox, Whitfield,
Sweedenborg. and a host Of others-ths IS,
supposinG that they had possessed properly.
ami that any OF their friends had bad an inter
est in secludmg them.
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STbe Prince Of Wales is bsld

~ Inc Prince OF wales - bald.
~Maryland has abolished ssthe rod an the
colo red schools.
S"Spiced mutton Is now being tmportsd
in large quantities into Eneland from Austria
liza.
- Belle Boyd's divorced husband IS the N :
thor of Miss Maggie Mitchelrs new play, slit
Tie Sunbeam"
~Iellow hair Us expensive. The first cost
in Paris rs S2oo, warranted only for q wear,
when the dyeing must be repeated unless the
fashion changes.
~Gilbert Benner, the negro boy who SHOT
his brother-in-lav, at Memphis, Monday, has
been arrested and committed TO Jail He a. only
rs.
~The Passionist Fathers are having a gree
temperance revival la New haven, ana q large
number Of all ages and Of both sexes, have
signed the pledge.
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The LOTT Larceny CasE-The Lotts case.
in which MIR. Crsbtree, father of the actress.
was arrested and charged with the larceny %
some s30.se in ". :. bonds and money, from
has daughter, has been brought 10 \ close. The
New York Times says: Crabtree was brought
before Judge 9arvln on habeas corpus, 10 an
vuire into the cause Of his detention, and subse-
quently remanded on the ground thai suficie NJ
cause was shown 10 warrant his detention. At
later hour of "wednesday afternoon the pris-
oner was brought 10 the Tomss Police Court,
and there the whole amouny taken from Miss
Charlotte Crabtree was returned TO her. Mr.
Crabtree was at once released from duress aat
the affair terminated.
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" INsPECTOR OF sEWERs. CARRiAGE,
WAYS AND SIDEWALKS. &c. CITY
HALL, WASHiNGf0N, d. c., JUNE 4,

NsPEcfok OF sEMESs. oARRiAdE,
MAS MAS M Akp IsNLdP1nNwsALSs; &e Inx CITY
/ PropOssls vim be received at the Mayors ONCE,
sslae s.o 5ss
eter walls nine inches thick, With Iatersis traps
dnS to bs i 10
one fob inside tine curb line, under the following
:ais . lss' he i.
esl sss O he vest
side q Nineteenth street west. and to connect
west. between II street north and I street north,
and that in order to deirsy the expense of CON
COST theleof be: and the same Is hereby levied and
imposed in just proportions. upon All the lots and
SAID 70 Be and lin IN ahs
man nsI provided by law. ,.
branch pipes. nine INCHES, in diameter, with gas
and water pipes Be- LAID 70 one tsot insids The
h % :, % n sl lots o .ri a
1E Vii ssT SIes @ s., st q
ana Ihs %1s. ?. set before being
under bottom, sides, and ends.
Cement asa sharr river 81 sand ss
from loan, and made In quantities for inmediate
The bottom of the trenches must be cut accurate
&c me sssr,9s sa ZAP S{ihs lever. ana not mSss
work must De executed to the satisfaction Of the
sps ss &c
ers appointed by the Mayor;
sa IN
mof tar a. aforesaid described.
The nan holes viii be three fest SQUARE from bot.
tom to top, and the walls csDed and clamped With
tour pieces Of rough hammered Eranite. nine in
ehes thick. nine inches ws, halves toesther ct the
and covered VIII A iron Grass. the baS
eno name % Dc % the best wrought trsn, the bars
20 y one inch square and one inch avort. The
brick work 70 oe worked from the bottom, With
sevsS work into the vails 80.
All drops 70 b covered With sn iron or stoas rim
the grats shall be Of the mstsriai . the man
hole Traps sinhilar % the trap 6 the War De-
lA!tment, corner Of ssvsntssafA street and Penn.
.ss i I'LL s e. s .si:s. AZ: e. :.a
cost Of sxcsvAtjoe snA reAiling the tfsnshss,
making good I'll soFeep, nag f0etyoys, or works
disfurbed 90 sho oat1ufact1oD Of the 6upsrntsn.
dent and lnspecsCr. &C., &c. All exDenss or cost
for any ds1aes Tor or on sccouut % any action Of
sons or s.s ana .sssr Sicss. or isdividssls. shan
The j sSs 2 f.ssr!.d q sns nsysr 70 rSecs ..y
fafs:r Z spey 10 =. sap.ns..,
Wsrd, bssssSnt. vest wing, civ He'll.
The bids Tor The water, gas, ano lateral esveS
pipes which shall be accofdinG 20 the laws OF the
CorIorstion,! viii - psssissa heo Daunbssss cd
siss e ssi 81 i1ssstaea - ,sres
'i ;ss e.. a. supeissssasat "a isssssss.s o.
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AUCTION SALES.

Rf Co0PhK LAIIMEK, Anstienee1, =, :
sousl.ssss1s:..i F:s.; ..:ss: "a ilsS street.
nTTIIFsssyE Fl e
TIL vsths eros sssssi nf ccsI II
METROPOLIS VIEW. -,
Of siss:: q . sr e ss. ssrs
ssSss xhsrsi4 Hiddassee e -; are Cen pIsin.ats,
sRs ss: II II ssss &: .:.:
h ;'sss; s:ss a. i .
eos city. At the terminus Of Lincoln avenae. Sppe-
:. s:ssssa1s ko:s ne. s;s:
being the so@ss.saa a.. =: wsss Il 1s:s
Ths trustees have bad the property carefully sur
nj from 70 shsrsy Oss .eres seeS
Lots l TO l3,fsciusfvs, cyznnences ~ tbs tsrmi-
Soet .hs s
ss sI and sns sS 81 toT gsrds.ies
:S e &. s, q q:
s. .s. ham Hs. ~. g -.
p ssa saas
,ss sss s,:n: p.s
very rieS :sS ississ been used Si' !. 80
market garden for number Of years. =
Lot S b improved ~ good two story and attic
Frame Dwelling end 1Seesesry out buildings with
water ct the door and IL rich meadow and garden
Lot s has one Of the finest springs on it in the
country. .-.,., -. =
Lot 81 10 improved By, large and conmodious
nret class Brick Dwelling, In good condition-the
residence of the late W sshington Bsrry-contain-
ng thirteen large and etry eocnD, viii four rooms
n the basement. Also, brick stable carriage
So os and oths. With
around the dwelling have been tastefully laid out
with carriage drives and walks and beaukifally
ranged With cedars and other evergreens There
70 also me Peach orchard and oeher fruits, The
as overlook the city Of " arlington and the Pc
tomAc river This lot Is veil worthy the ate ntion
OF any gentleman Who may desire . magnificent
country residence.
This Q large sale OF real estate ncreasing in
value. The whole property 10 eligiby situated for
country residences; market gardens, and summer
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RY j. b. WHEELER CO., Auetioneers.
- No. 81 Louisiana avenue, bet. 9th and 18th SITS
opposite Seaton House.
AUCTION SALE OF MACHINERY, MATERI-
AIS BUILDINGS, &c, AT The TREAsURY
On THURsD DAY. June Is. Isss. at 10 O'Clock q
n, will be sold Ut public auction, 1T the grounds
south Of the Treasury Building, the following ar
ticles. viz:
Skating. PuIfeys. and Gearing
Machinery for Saw Mill. never usedD
One Antae Derrick. Derrick Aasts, Spars. and
Blooms. Capstans, W inches, Drums, Hosting
Gear, Gum Rollers, Guy Rods, Large SLEEVES.
Railroad Trucks. Chains, Wire Rope q. inch
to 81 inch, n anills and Hemp Rope, &C., &c.
Brick and Mortar Hosting Boxes
Lot of old Cast Iron Fench
- tons Cast Iron Ornaments fer Reof. some en-
Lot of refuse Timber and Lumber
Frame Building. 2 stories, a feet by Is feet
I Frame Building, story, g feet By ~ feet
Frame Building, story, 50 feet by 20 feet
] Frame Building, I stery. Is feet py Il feet
stone-shed. about IS feet By Is feet
Terms Cash. All articles 70 be removed within
one week from day o. sale.
A B. MULLETT.
Supervising Architect.
j. B. WHEELER 4 90,
An
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PROPOSALS.
ITO CONTRACTORS FOR , axDoISG.

~ U.s.. FSszsrrRs 0rricy,
BURLINGTON, W., yune s. $50
Sealed Proposals will be received By the uader-
Gsned until the 9Th instant for The innediate 70.
nov existing between the BrsAkwaier and the
Wharves oftbe Hsfbor Of Plattsburgh, New York
boats under the direcssa Of en- agent OF the Gov
ernmsnt. and will % oonvsyed ~ tbs persons Who
perform the drsdging beyond the break Vat or and
de posited In the Lake or received bv the UnitSd
States g soon ~ placed in the boats.
are soeissd THe Sac Vii s s'os. nm. nssnSsT
N, and btdders ae invited 60 Be present
s Sssd ?. = 10 and
for which may be- obtained ct this once They
should be endorsed .Prsposals for DREDGING Rar
W j. W. BARLOW
Ie - "a Byt. Lieut.. Col. U. q. A. Y
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PROPOSALS,
pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

wan DEPARrNEST, June s. Iss
un b On 4 s d. s
% iSE S.sE er a r.. ses .
TIE s..iiOnsry mus, De Of IN. ss., quality.
t SsT I y e
reserve the right 70 order the srtleis. :. t. my
quantities below stated.
to Se fufn.6sd n a. se oFtiSS 81 nee pspss.,,
~ ths lowest market prices.
1sb, sdsE Z s sToS.
so reans, foosc.p, ruled or plain, -.ighiagu
30 feams quartz Post, ruled or plain, vsisbingp
20 isams Qu.rt9 Post, ruled or plain. vsishnrn
10 ss.ni Not Not p PsPsr rule ruled or plain
!. . s s::$s S Sssslss f PAPER
800 dozen Bl0tting Boards
Team sS:' ss::' q q s:ss sss
isS EnasioSss. Ie.ssr si ;as' Rim 1
SO on Knyelopes letter sirss, extra hssvy hsA4,s
81 90 En.sloS... letter sizes. s,tr. heavy. s,.s.a
500 Fssss Es,. shi Pens
S.eP f n.ss s.Ss sm'r0'n L'.- r'n'
d4 s.S ~. asI sn. 2. Ansro.. h''' ''i
leo dozen Penhsldsn
pds,es ksssr's or wostensOl.'' fOur blade fss-
knives
dozen Scissors
s::s s:;ys:ss s ssy: s s:t I Iss s
S es. Lsisssnas. Draper wAit..y'. or .,-.s
,ss S sss s-.ii.e wax, .o.rl.t
. rounds Indis rubber, prepared
81 dozen silk Tosfs. assorted color
dozen Bed Tape, in pieces. escorted
go dozen rolls Ned Tape
80 psunds Linen TUi0e
Dozen s .s:s SEC ass: .''A sr'A
10 dozen Blank Boaks
% dozen peck Visiting Cards
5 dozen Pen Bscn
10 dozen Bulego ~ 70 = = 1908
SO groee ln1A rubbsr Bssls. sssorss1
dozen Msnorsndum Beoks .rr.r-ar ...
6dczen hoxee G0tarial SoNls ....... -.
3 dozen Portfolios 49,. 80. ...
4doxen boxes Eyelots
ltozon Eyelst Puuohes
Q dozen Letter Flies - % 80 i .
- Dozen Writing Fluid - -
scnsa Le pS nes - ~ -rEfFE-rr .r
sdssss ED r.: e.s Hsaasu - s
rs ysrds frocina Ga.eo aail q a.- ID.
s dozen o0oa0e cspe a .fr is. a..
. Sesss fsssss fspsr Fssssasrs =. !.
sBShss rsns. -ll-7 Ns.S,aAS
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DRoPOsALs FOB FRESH BEEF.

United States Ss6sistsne, Department,
Atlantis, Ga, June 2, lS68
Sealed Proposals. in riplicate are invited until
y N on june ~, 1873, for furnishing the United
States SlbsfstoDee Department with Fresh Beet,
OF good MARKETABLE Atty. in equal proportion
OF lore and hincauarter meat-necks, shanks, an
kidney tallow TO be excludsd-in such an an titles
ss may be nom time 70 time required and on such
days as ehsll be Designated By the Comm andin
July ]. 1858 -
TO be delivered 10 che United Stats troops ct
Payment will be made In Government funds,
monthly, upon delivery and acceptance.
BIDS g be directed to the undersigned, aud
THos. C. SULLIVAN,
Brevet 1t. Col. and o. 8 SA.
le96t Chief T.. s., Sd Military District
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re. 7. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer:l
vALgABLE sgILpING LOTS ON TIE co

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE COR
hkR OF d STREET NORTH AND SECOND
STREET WEST AT AUCTION.
On thursday, June 18th, at go D. m, We
shall sell, on the premises, part of original Lot l.
in Square So subdivided into four lots, fronting
eacl . feet street, and running back rs feet
to a 10 foot alley
These Lots are most eligibly situated for resi-
dences, being Q pleasant street, with perfect
sewerage, and now being paved; a southern front
age, and line OF street cars passing the door.
Also, conveniently located with reference to mar.
ket churches, and the business part Of the city
Title indsputable.
All convey ancing and revenue stamps at the COS,
of the purchaser.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, L, and ls
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the premises. SIoo down on each lot at time Of
sale FITCH FOZ
jel2 dads Auctioneers
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OCEAN RACE.-Another ocean yacht race -
arranging in New York bet ween vessels OF oaly
two and a half tons. Andrew Armstrong. the
only survivor OF the wreck Of the yacht John T.
Ford. and r. r. Fitch, mate of the little Red,
White and Blue, are 10 command the contestlag
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RY GREEN Z WILLIAAs,
No. 326, Southeast corner Of It'll aud streets.

NO. 526, Southeast Csrner Of 7th aud streets.
TRUSTEES SALE q VALUABLE R.AL e.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
April 1855 the case q Jno N Kestins and ct6sSs
cree to make sale the interest or the widow and
premises, to the highest bidder. on thu RSDxY,
sns and Being e County s5.' bs
ssy 81 .:sins e: Ss a5y
the Late Joseph Gales AID others, and lying along
Lincoln avenue, ccntsintng . scres and % perches:
acre The improvement On this tracs oOnsis. az
K:
entire building; also. ysyy large brick building,
srts is hsndsosy situated, and Vii BE- osrss fd0k
e: s 1 & G =
Terms of sale: One-tl- ffd Of the purchase money
cash IL hand; the residue to Be Psid in equal il.
Ssens y the trustees Sss1nT
:Ss 3 & i nsd
I9;it Of s s;sO yin Be TsSgred 81 the purch.:
in case it shall be sold in parcels : = =
All eonsSsysnsins aId revenue stamp. 70 be At the
o q an
Tie term. q sale within ave days from the date
SxhHfk 2; COX, Trustees.
my zz-eoAds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
a q ss II @
instant; ct the same hour and place. .
jeIl-d tchron / Intel. H1ctionssrs.
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GOVERNMENT .sALRs,
S3ALE AT PgBLfc 116IIoS OF G0vEsN

SALE AT FSs sE1 y ASSIE1oN OF GovEaN
HIAD9rRs Ds7AernNSf OF THE PtArrxj
.-c. CuEr QsAn1EkxAsTEts oTVIcE. :
rrs,s = ,e.HHt, :Hss.. tans s. isse
%, Is as.nsity o. lpdsnnea puoiie 1ro1s fty,
BlAnksts. Ceps, Jackets. Ceatsg otAble Frbc ks
stsckings, Bootees, sack Goats, Great Coa,s,
cavalry and Infantry Oaateeas, Bubber Blank cts
Rubber Ponehos, Mess Pens, Aess Kettles Ooru .
SunnJ Sacks, Anbuiaaces, sPIins Wagon. 0srts,
furihss psItis uiau can Be sbtsiasd On applici-
ii On % this once - -t'fI = y WV W
Terms eash. in Govsrnn sat fupas .i'FS1'
.r VIM. MYERS, Bvt Brig General.
u 1sd Chief Quartermast.r.
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PROPOSALS FOB ypRNIsHINa FUEL AND
Il FORAGE

AT. Assistant QxaTf,rmaSfsr's Ottcs,
Fort Prs6ls, Maine. une s. 1858
Sealed Proposals will be received By the under
signed, ~ this once, until the 18th inst for the
furnishing and delivery Of the fDlloving Fuel and
Forage 90 PORT Pretle, Maine, VIZ:
LOO Cords Wood, hard, y O. r#.
500 Pounds Oats
% 90 Pounds Straw.
$500 Pounds Hay.
q. The wood TO be of a coed and merchandise quail
ity, white birch excluded
The oats to weigh thirty-two (ss) pounds Per
busEel.
Proposals may be made for furnishing any or all
OF the above srticles-
BIDS must be accompanied by two responsible Sc
curities W. LANCASTER.
Byt Capt. L. s. A, LIST 1t. Sd Art'y.
Ie6-6t .#. A. A. y. NJ.
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DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE,

ASSISTANT QUARfxRNAsfHR,s OYYrcr,J
No. 1.139 GlRARD SIREKT,s
PHILADELPHI June 5. ISIS
Sealed Uposals will be received at this on CO
until IL o'clock .. m MONDAY, June IS. 1853, for
furnishing the Department with Forage, for pc
ROD OF one CONNIE ncing July 1858, and end
ing June 50, 1859, inclusive, viz: 'T---
corn, OATS, HAY, AND STRAW.
The esttnatst amount OF each required monthly
A IS follows. wig l2O0e pounds of oats, e
may be IeIuired; 1000 pounds Of hsy, and 1000
pounds Of straw, but the Department reserves the
right 70 increase or diminish the amount, q the
necessities Of the service may require All grain
u be OF the beet quality. oats - pounds TO the
bushel; corn s. pounds TO TIN bushel; hay Of the
best quality Pennsy lvania timothy; straw to bs If
rye, OF the best quality. subject 20 inspection
per hundred pounds for hay and straw, and per
bushel fer corn and oats, delivered 1t such places
IN this atty - may be ignated, in such quanti-
ties and ~ such times - may Be ordered The price
10 De stated In words sud figures. Blank forms Tor
ONCE. r D. CHILLY
Ir95t Bvt Col and A. q M A
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DRoPOsALs FOR GRAIN.

Hsadssarter, DsparrnsHi Of II, PLat,s,
Chef Lbndvtsrp1a stsT's orr,
Or1aha, Nebraska, June /. 1853
Scaled Bids, in Duplicate, with guarantee sisned
% two responsible persons. not bidders, and ac
e0npsnied by adeposit Of 81 0oe, will be received
rEtll 10 o clock a. m, on MONDAY, June q. 1853.
for the delivery Of the following named su ppies at
the points desi grated:
FORT BRIDGER. UTAH.
Three hundred thous and so OOOl pour DIS Barley
Two hundred and atty thousa ad $4,000 Doc nds
Oats. $500.
CAMP DOUGLAS, UTAH.
Three hundred thousand So; OOaD pounds Barley
Two handred and fifty Thousand (250 oaj pounds
Oats
Bids will be received for any portion of the SUD
pies reeuired, and must be made separately fer
each post named.
The delivery of the supplies to commence upon
the perfee;ing Of the contracts, and fifth Of the
whole amount to be deli vered each month until the
delivery Is completed.
Full conditions Will be made known and blank
bids furnished spptiC alton at this Off CO. and to
the Quartermasters at the posts naDed
Bids from contractors and bidders who have
heretoiore failed to comply with their agreements
viii not be considered.
b order of Byt MAJ Gen Augug.
WILLIAM MYERS,
le 3-6t Breyet Brig Gen and e., o. NJ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
PROPOSALS FOB SUPPLIES.

rOTYIcE OF PATxksTER, e. D. HAvy)
43S CHEsrSUT sTREEI.
PHsfApEr PBiA, June 10, lS0,
Sealed Proposals: epsorsed Proposals. for SUP
IN on the 18Th OF yune, for furnishing the Cpfted
stste- Navy Department the following articles, TO
the Inspecting ofscer q the PhilsdeiDhia Navy
YArc where they ere 20 be delivered Immediately,
free of ex pepse 20 the Government
FoT BHr,nt Of YaTfs sai DORIS.
$50 square feet double Hair Feltfns, 20 sampis
]. 05e lbs R1ssiA Sheet Iron No. g; wire guage,
and In sheets Slx60 inches
rs lbs. cop Iron, inches By l,S inch
90 lbs Whiting dry best quality
so1 lbs. Bed Lesd. dry, best quality
sEsilons spiIits Trrpe ntine: psre. -,,.,.-
will be given by y. e.. BHIS DLE. BsperiRfe nde Mt
H. d HlESKILL,
jen-3t PsymAster, o. e. Navy.