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The New York herald., 1869-01-19
ARRIVALS.
REPoRrRp BIZ rae HERALD srEAM YAcHrs.

c q s @ Jan
inst Ia, Is Ion g 4 passed nssmshps Tipo Gale
line oi steamers bound Z; lh. ~ mes Of sandy
Hook, brig rigged steamer, supposed the Lloydi,
Steamship New York syG,, NordenhoIi, Bremen Jan 8,
70 oscs: ,;S Co 4 ice . .:ESng westerly
steamer bound Since the isth had light westerly
steamship Hawk Br,, Jactmen, Fortune Bsy, NF days,
with dsh, 70 BOwhrng Archibald Had mid weather al
Steamship Magnoiis Crowe Charleston Jan l5 with mdse
Steamship Niagara, Bskemsn Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
s.sam.hp H.:ters., Roberts, Norfolk, &C. with mdss and
steamship John Gibson. Winters Norfolk, with mdse to
sisamshlp Empire Price, Washington, DC, 81 hours with
mdse, TO James Hand
s.Ts AsPsossl tBr Bayfield, shanghae Sep. with
Helena Dec 10 and crossed the Dec o. in lon 25
hg1S gn s 5ss%, .5cs.
bark sarsn s r r, from Rio JansIro for Hsyss
M asd ssas wass JAN w
l's & ' bsSssss sSs s' Pssas.
a's' ss~S ss%si wsSl ssSsg Providence
sshr Isabel t New Londcn,, pennison Ba. q days
with eoeoannts to Miller Honghton Had heavy weather
sshr Darysa cBr Nicholson CORVALLIS, Ms 10 days,
with produce. 20 crandall. umphray a Go.
With produce % Ggsndsl, Imphray Co. ~ e''''
Schr Empress, Hiiard, Fsstpori.
Schr Victory, Bowman, Passport
schr John Boynton Michel cslas, !, days with lumber
sehr Jed Frye, Langley, Calais via Sow Haven where
schr juns.ta Pasn Parker Calais via Providence where
schr Rngiove. Wooster Calais DAYS with lumber 10
Gorham, Bordman Go before reported at Hart Issnd
sehr Sandy Point Andrews Frankfort, days, with
schr Wright, Kane, Belfast via New London, where
schr Ocean STAR Woodbury. Rockud 10 days. with lime
TO master.
schr Sarah julia, Crockett, Rockland, days. with lime
sehr Leach, Psndoon Rock,and, days. with lime 10
sehr Richard Bulwinkie, French, Rockiand days. with
sshr Hattie coombs Carter Rockland days. with lime to
sehr Robinson. Harding, Gloucester. with asa 10 Jas
sehr Jane. French, Barker Gloucester days. with ash
schr W Griffin Robinson. Gloucester days, with ash to
schr Montana, Barber Boston for Baltimore
scnr VIM Hilton, Cole, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Nanantico, Clayton, Boston for Jersey City.
schr Red Jacket, Averil, pncvidence for baltimore
schr Iheodors Dean bsoeit Provdence for Philadelphia
schr VIM Butler, Knowles. Providence for Virginia.
schr Surprise, Patterson, Providence for Virginia.
schr Floyd, Weeden, Providence for Eirsbethport.
sehr Eva Johnson, johnson, Providencs Virginia
schr Toseht O. Romsr Pro- rrov'ssnse s fer E..be,hport.
schr hsseliine, Freeman, Newport for Philadelphia
schr Smith, Smith, New London.
schr Jul.ns Kelly New London days with nss order
schr Henry Parker Parker. New Haven Philadelphia
scsr 5.m.. r's.s s..on msysor Ros:r m's ss.
Schr Haas, Ryan, Bridgeport.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19
Ball Of the East Side Coteric.

The East Side Coterie held its first annual ball last
night at Ferrero's Hail. Twenty-eighth street and
Broadway. The Coterie is composed OF number
OF gallant men who provide annually ball and
q picnic. The latter is always one Of the
most pleasant excursions which takes place during
the summer months and the ball last night was one
OF the finest entertainments which has taken place
in this unusually CAV season. Dancing commenced
shortly after nine O'Clock, and nOtwth-
standing the unpleasant state OF the weather
the floor was wen filed. The ladies, who
mainly reside in the Thirteenth ward were elc-
who was dressed in q splendid robe OF white
satin, trimmed with red, attracted much atten-
tion. Everything was admirably managed, and
the ball was thoroughly enjoyable. the fes-
tivities being continued till an early hour this
morning Among those who did their utmost to
make the guests happy were Alderman Miller,
Assistant Alderman Hill, Messrs. John J. Cullen
Daniel McGarvey and the Treasurer OF the organiza
ton. Ferrero's Hall was never filled by more
beautiful assembly OF ladies or . more handsome
collection OF men.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

The first annual bah OF the Manahatta Club, which
was held last evening at Irving Hail. was one Of the
most delightfully."- select aTairs Of the season. Tne
toilets Of the ladies were elegant and costly In the
extreme, and neither Bean Brummel nor any
modern autocrat OF the ballroom could have found
YVES decorated for this occasion with superb dsre-
Rard Tor expense but commendable good taste.
were complete in every particular. The music was
1urnlshed by Wailace's band The dance went on
unti very late hour, and Joy was unconnned
throughout the evening
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Weather Along tho Coas,-
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY IS, 1869.


Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving At this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD TO
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet. Tho New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of packages
viii be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March g. 1885,
Resolved That and after April l. 1863 the Associated
Press viii discontinue the collection Of ship the
harbor OF New York Passed unanimously.
JEANETTE ia at Whitehall slip All communications from
and consgnees the masters Of inward bound
sells will be forwarded free of charge.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 1s-The Cunard steamship
Siberia from New York. arrived at this port at nine
A. M. to-day.
QUEENSTOWN Jan. 1s.-The steamship Minnesota
from New YORK, arrived at this port yesterday.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

The bali OF this society at the Germania Assembly
Rooms last night was q splendid success. The
great number Of masks representing distinguished
characters in history were beautifully interspersed
with the usual knights harequins, pierrots. panta-
looms, columbines queens OF night and others gen.
orally seen. Big noses. large spectaces and
even Lord Dundrearys were seen In pro-
fusion. The floor committee, OF whom MIR.
Demling. in splendid Polish costume, acted
chairman, could do everything to amuse and en-
tertan their guests And the guests were amused
by the grand procession representing the proposed
trip OF the New York SaenGerbund to the next Saen
gerfest Mt Baltimore. The carlcatures were excel
lently gotten up and carried out throughout: one
was even led TO believe that Stoeckhart and Nicola
Meister the great masters OF caricature IN the
Arlon, had q hand in the arrangement
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

The German Saengerbund let ny the light fantastic
toe at No. ~ Stanton street. The German citizens
mostly well proportioned, OF the Fourth ward, held
forth with music song and dance at Cross Hall, On
william street, and the German CADinetmaxers
treasury at Reinhard's Casino, ON Houston street.
which was also well patronized by numerous com
pany.
Balls 10 Take Place Tonight.
Orphan Ball-Young Mems Association-Ac Academy
of Music.
8 Invincibes- Metropolitan Hotel.
Mount Neboh Lodge, F. and A. M.-Apollo Hall.
Second grand pail Of the season at Orange Hotel,
Turner's Station Erie Railway.
Company x, Fifth regiment-Union Assembly
Rooms.
Reception by onicers OF First and Second divisions
OF the State Military ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
regiment Armory.
Neptune Coterie-Brookes' Assembly Rooms.
Friendship Association-irving Hall.
Pryor Observation-Disclosures Academy.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

The Poles held an anniversary bali at the Harmony
Rooms On Essex street, which Was well attended.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19
BAH Of the Tippcrary Guards.

This organization gave q ball last night at the
Everett Rooms which was In every sense q
credit TO the association and an honor TO the
Irish county whose name 1t bears. The weather
seemed to have no effect in diminishing
the attendance but the floor, to say the least was
sons OF Erin. Dancing commenced at an early
nour, but the small hours were rapidly growing
larger ere the menu OF thirty dances
which had been provided for the occasion
was exhausted. No one seemed TO become tired,
fun with delightful zest 40 that q Thoroughly
enjoyable time was had BY all. The TIP.
peray Guards young associations; but
lor them long aud useful career. Timothy quinn,
Dennis Darmody, John Regan and John Purcell
were among the managers OF the amir, and 70 them
mainly IL due the success OF the undertaking.
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DoIsONED CANDIES.
Copied from the New York Herald, January 49,
PATERSON.

DHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA GOUT.
IL Suffering for years crippled, from scatc
rheum aiism. tried Or. POSTS RHEUMATIC REMEDY,|
which gave immediate relief snd effected rapid and per
manent cure EDWARD r. UNDERHTLL,
Clerk Of New York State Assembly, Albany.
win mail trial bottle Of my remedy free 70 sny sufsrer|
on receipt of their address, Or. 8. POST, -
Once No. 7, No. s. Reekman street, New York cty.o|
Consultation FREQ; hours from II 10 q
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Dodd's Express Association Ban.

The first invitation ball under the auspices OF
Dodd's Employees Association was held last evening
at Trenor.s Lyric Hall, Sixth avenue. near Forty
second street. The severity OF the night had but
little effect in deterring a large assemblage being
present and throughout the affair characterized
by enjoyment, harmony and success. The hall
itself was neatly decorated with appropriate en-
blems. among the decorations being the national
nag and the Union Jack giving the united streamers
quite a reverend Johnsonian appearance, though
not a few opined that the brewing storm outside
which gradually increased In violence might sud-
denly break the slender cords that bound them. The
company numbered over 500. and included tine book
keepers. clerks, drivers and others belonging to
Dodds express establishment. There were visitors
from Philadelphia, Boston. Baltimore and washing.
ton. and the hours OF socabiity few by at railroad
speed. The toilets Of the ladies were remarkably
pretty, IN some instances displaying great taste and
elegance. Indeed, the ball was complete
success and reflected credit upon the man
agement for the splendid manner IN which II was
gotten up. Messrs. z. A. Taylor, president, d. Y.
Howell and J. III. Cornell, floor managers, were
everywhere and at everybody's disposition, and II H.
needless to state that with an express foor COM
mittee there was no delay In carrying out the salts
factory arrangements universal feeling OF con-
tentment spread itself around, and while the snow
was doing wonders on Its own account outside the
comfort, lIthes0meness and enjoyment were accord
ingly more thoroughly appreciated. A heightened
programme OF dancing was carried out TO the letter.
after which the assemblage separated TO brave the
piercing air OF dawn.
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DoYAL HAVANA LoTTERy.-PRIZEs PAID IN GOLD
III information furnished In all legslixct Lotteries.
GALLAGHER BRO, $40 Chestnut street
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SHIPPIN NE w S .

Almanac for New York--.rhis Day.
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WATCHES, JEwEI.Ry.. az.

A GoLD RNGLIsu LEVER wATcI with Rk GlvE|
- ior hegh u sbel pstorn. Address bos IL ien
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nR j. H. sCHCNCR, or PHILADELPHIA, WILL BE
~ in New York see patients professionally Tues
day jan 49, from NJ 10 r M at his rooms. 80 Bond
street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19
RECAPTULATIoN.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Del OF battles won bv the North.
Der OF battles won by the South.
The national Republican., 1869-06-22
pRoPosALs FOR FRHsH BEEF.

fSSsss:: III So, q; :s
isSS. Or .pSpiiihr Fresh and cSrnsd Beef 70 II:
'r2Gps TGpp. "a ~ Ihts iisp post H., 49,, -, .,,-,.,-,,.
quality, and equal proportion Of fore and hind
auSrt9Is' meek, tha9ks. kidney, and tAllow TO be
may b from time to time required, by and on
such days as the commanding officer may desig.
nate.
COrned Beef, the usual corning pieces to be in
propoTliOn he contract to be In force six months,
direct, sommeneips on the ist day Of Jaiy. isSa.
Saa sSplfSt 10 nhe apProvSl q the Commanding
The nscks of hc cattle slau ht,red for beef TO b.
deliyered under this agreement shall be cut OF al
the fourth yertebr.l joint, and the breast trimmed
Joint. and Of the hind aaartsrs from .is to eight
ceiyed BY The undcrsigned, upfc the sane hour
ssS Ss tS
post, or supplied therefrom, with such cholce beef
i0!n and pOrsThoa.s steaks stsnasi ifss ssa ~ ri rib
sta TIE .lss rSSye 10 Ss dfrs,ss LOP Wharf
ressER%sa ERaa1 PrGES'1 10 SSPIiea,s. wil also bo
delivered at Fort Warren, Boston HArbor. Massa-
a tS OF d. s'eSS Sdsss b.. l. hs t
be del !iyered, then the oommtssaTy at fort War.
hs deassPey ~ parshs:s. and the sOn,rSetorP "a gPp
be charged vita the difference OF cost
Ss sSm SS !. fsf Int
sponsibie suretiss, whose names must be tioned
The proposals will be opened at II o clock, a. m
NJ n the Sth day Of June 1899. at Port Warren,
II Proposals. viii be marked Proposals f,r
Beef and addressed to,y, .
First Lieat. 5th Artillery. 4. o. s.. feri WsIr.v
MASSACHUSETTS,. jsii"M
The national Republican., 1869-06-22
pRoPosALs FOR REPAIRS.

uSlIEp srArEs ExuiSEEK's 0FIIcE,
Popss ptrs fsscSsS ssf al III. Ss. t. 'se S1i h.
a, Z IHEE, re- a, Y iOI The ICaL q
Mass and for tho construction Of Brush Jeltces In
The baiiissd is to be repaired in the following
Ths Plank. are to he raised 50 as to bring the top
ot the Bulkhcad TO level " it'll the adjacent Brush
ihe place Of those which may be brofSo. and al Ii
PILES which may be found broken must be replaced
woo5 1eg 9ne . The pSs mus; Hs o. god
snd be imeedd'd in the ground from Ito feet butts
The Jsite : seomm.neiuE at the Bulkhead. which
about the liues Of high water. will bo placed at
distances Of % feet along said Bulkhead, aud run
ming thence at right angles to 1t aboIi 30 feet or
until they reach low.wAler mark, shall COn-
triple row o. stakes, Of good sound wood. bark
inshe', ,shal be hfmIy imbcddgi ia the ground to
depth Of from to 9 feet aud At distances
piles shall be allied with SQUAD aud tough brush,
!h9,SIsushiJ .9,nS inteIlaeed and vel Iammed dowP,
top ot said brush, The weight Of stone 10 be
placed on the top shall not be less than - lbs.
n95 %Ggs than a. PcS TTnniSs yard Gf s'Ss
outer linCs Of stakes shall be lied together Ion al:
tadinaliy by threa ii-ineh plAnks, Inches wide.
by at least two 10 ounce wrought nails Of the best
quality apd after the complston Of the hlinE In,
manner shall be secured to the heads Of the piles
INC aggregate length Of the iettce. will be about
Proposals must state the aggregate amount TOT
which the bulkhead will be repaired, and the price
Per n5ehl loot Of Jetees complete measured on the
Proposals must must be addressed to the undsrsigusd.
sd ard 5sss sa .ss Psg 5. r Pp M
SCtiss and with Mr.. Z. W. HOlgsys A HISvincs'
Brevet M.iOr General United stale. stStsThEK hliay.
Jalg.td Licnt. Colonel kpgineerS.
The national Republican., 1869-06-22
Aatioual gspnblifaa.

~ Corfrs OF rHx "NArroNAL RRpuBLI-
oAS" can be obtained every morning at the
following places
BnHor's NEWS STAND, wiilards' Hotel.
OooHRAs's NEWS STAND, metropolitan Hotel.
wrsrBuRarR's NEWS STAND, Ebbitt House.
KImBALL's NEws STAND, seaton House.
wiLxIrs' NEws STAND. 81. James Hotel
PAnxER's BooK ArD PrnIoptcAL pHror,
No. ass Seventh street, opposite the Post
once.
w.D. b. MAyoR, at oilbsrps Dining Saloon,
SAT = street, between Ninth and Tsnth streets.
JoHr o. BuRosR. No. 7rs y street, between
twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JouH A. BurLuR, stationsr, a1s y near Thir-
teenth.
BuRKH's NEws STAND, Kirkwood House.
OuARLEs II. AEpsRsor, Stationer, 80 Sew
enth street, between and q streets.
JArss BELLuw, stationer, tso,s Seventh be-
tween q and II.
s. q. s. BAHnoun, ststionsr, s7s Seventh
street, between II and streets.
JoHr A. Vac DoRls, ststioner, u south A
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hili.
wILLIAn BARrLRrr, stationer, No, 90 east
Capitol street, between Third and Fsurth, east
Capitol Hill.
SO. MiLLs, ststioner, H street north, two
doors east Of Third street west.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, sIi
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
The national Republican., 1869-06-22

Missouri apsaass. In Square A, or on that part Of
Missouri avenue which Z between the esstefnmosi
'ss ssond N p s. ri u as.f.. s
The public .pscs bet v cen A and D streets south,
s.ss.S ,t.si ss: sss.,.: ;s s ,ss sgd s,9 s,g
Genn.ciicI evssss. ID SQUARE isS sadise.
% .sEs 81 si.I; vs. a. ssS1ss: vs. - 81 ssa r., %.
Hdssach"'stfs arsnus. In Squares ao.si'.So and
1.;hio avenue. in square. 1,7, 30, 2ei asd faa
Jonfsfdnd drenus, In Squares Si. .ss2, Us, 80 and
Indiana Avenue, In Squares 6ss. 575 and s7L
,aS % eysg,s n, IA sSp'ro D. and In Squares
Ts,o J1ssv avenue, in Squares $50. sOo. col and
ksst Capaoi strsst. In Squares IN. 10. 10. 10.
IL hppIiicy 10 Isn Apoys there will be due .nd
g5siy nett, *. aGs in.,sI%sn,. I .uS ~ he fcuriS
IsY. gss y. has "a,
sisSiss III. ne .s%. am pSissi Sssn sssp ' ''s .m
braeed in the pabl ertisemsnt headed Notice
sSs S% .s: Gss
Ss Ssi rev ~: CS e e.ss
On all lots OF parts o. lots which bind or touch
0P.rn,yi:anta sy.sys, ia ,ssu.r.. xss. sf 4,
iS. IA. % I, ". -, b ~, q. 80. ~, ss, u
tired north, in Squares 63. Is, ~, 70, 70, %, 20.
l01, Jos, ld, IL, l. lsi. l. lps, 100, 2l6, nv ms
~, 10, si. No, sie, sl7, si2, sts, s7l and ss2
hassashas.fts a.snns.i in Squares wes! q s!, VI
~. south Of ob,57. 90. South Of 6d7. c6s,od and
Neg yr... sv.as,, n SQUARES ss'. Ss7. sss, a.
::sS Sr'S IT,. ! s. sss.'i is ~ Square. M. 81, and
- Eignt, q s!rsss ss.. saYs,s' 0ca OS, Dos. ss,
.yeven sirsef oesi Squares al t5,. t. ti, 10,
.BieSth street ,oe,t in Square. 400. ,7. tal. pe,
Four and. a-haV stirred, in Squares 90, $50, hI.
Reservation 70 D. y. "a. ~, ta5 Sx hs, ~, AZ,
~, eoi bt,, 6oS, sd sol and 81.
fpsntp onrlh street toest, !n Squares, n. Is. %,
70, 80, ~, 81. a. 81. ~, 50 and a.
Tais, arsHas, In SQUARE. @ and D.
Flrst street east, 10 sg mares rs and IN
All property on which the Water Tax has been
levied and which the same, or the requisite In.
stslmcnt OF iustsimsnts thereof shall DO unpaid on
the nrst Of January next, taud on each succeeding
ported to the Tax Collector, who ''shali include
the same in his annual advertisement OF property
" be sold for delinquent taxes, aud shall collect
the sane As other taxes are collected.
". This Advertisement IL the only nOifcs re.
quired by law TO be given TO owners Of property
on which water hf Sosp Ssfo wst,i w,s,isS REGISTRAR
j.a-Stswsw Tin one newspaper osiy.i
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pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF AdRrCl

DkrAhIhkNr OF AdRiCtlIrkk,l
wAsHIsoTos. June 0, LSR. !
Sealed proposals. for furnishing statijpsy for
the hscal year ending June 81, 1870, win be re-
ceiyed at this Department until Monday, the 2lst
instant, at II clock, m.
A schedule OF the articles and estimated quaint.
ties requited, aud blank forms for bidding, con
tanning full Information, will be furnished upon
| application.
Al articles furnished must be Of the bc,t quality
each bid
The bids viii be considered Snl aeccrtcJ or ro-
ieeted Item by item.
Contracts must b. executed by the successful
to do
Each proposal must be signed by the iudividual
or arm making II, and be accompanied by u -atis-
factory suArantee Of the ability OF the party to
fulnll the contract.
Bend with approved security In the sum Of three
thQl.AGd dOllats. S,WO,) will be required OF the
awarded.
All deliveries will be subject to Inspection by an
sonsr, aud the delivery Of an Inferior article will
be deemed sufficient cause to aunul tha contract,
rToposAls unseeompanied by sat-. i.fAetOry guar
antee W Ill not be considered and contracts will be
awarded only to established manufacturers Ot or
dealers In the articles,
Bidders viii be required 70 conform their bid. to
will cause the rejection OF any bid
HORACE CAPRON,
jeI'td Commissioner Of Agriculture.
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pRoPosALs FOR LINZ.
OHfICE CHIgP QuARrERnIsTEi

HEADo'RsfIRs MILITARY DisrRicr,)
OPfIgE CHiEF QqARrgRHAsTER,
HCunoNp, VA, June u, lsp.
Sealed proposals, In triplieats, will be receive
a thi, oaiee until " m; Of THURSDAY, the 3Ith
FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS OF LIME
Of the best quality, fresh and unslaeked, In woll
eoopered barrels, spitable for transportation, In
such quantities and it such times as may be 70.
9uirsd prior 70 tbs sis, day of December 1907, to
be delivered to the order Of the NJ ersignei. al
,neh RAILROAD Depots or other points the city o
Rishmond, Va, as may be de.irnated BY him
PROPOSAL, may bo made for the whole or any
part Of the above amount, and the right IL fe.
served OF rejecting any or all bids not doomed Ad.
vantageous.
Mach proposal must bo guaranteed by two rs.
sponslble persons, who are willing to enter into
awarded.
The, enyslores SoptalninE proposals to be en-.
mail TO this ofier.
BY order fthc General Commanding First Mill
tary District. J. q, CHANDLER
Brsvet Col, Quartermaster q, S Army, chief
QuaFtsrmas'e 'eT lst Military District i.ll IA
The national Republican., 1869-06-22
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY,

NAVY DErARTMESr, June 4. lSn
seAled proposals for furnishing the o nee Of the
Secretary " the Navy and the several Bufsaus nj
the Navy Department with Stationery Tor I'M,
hscal year Guiding June 10, lsO, will be receIyrd
unul J? clock. noon, OF the 99th Instant TbsV
musi he cndgTsed on the envelope, "PToposais M
stAiloncry, and addressed to the Secretary Of the
Navy. " '"o
frinlcl form Of proposal, with schedule Of nrtI-
c'es, will be furnished on application al tha m.
pGrtmeht, and no proposal will be enteTtaiSsJ
form and schedule ~ w "''
Among tbs articles embraced In tho scheduIe
are:
t1Tc.ms of Regulation PAPER.
" reams OF Dispatch cap,
10 Teams Of foolscap
rs rcams Of QuaTto Post
~ Teams Of Note Paper.
y realms OF knvSlope aud wrapriug Papsr
49, - IeAms OF Copying PAPER.
Hi,0D Envelopes, onieial and others
l9quarts Of Ink.
ID gross OF Steel Pens.
10 dozen Pencils
Each proposal must bs EigHed by the IbdIyIdnsI
or hrm making u, and be accompanied by a eeFa
ncate Ot the Collector Oi lnteTnAl Revenue or t6e
DISTRICT ~ which iAV party Is conducting
that the bidder IL manufacturing or isaiInE In
articles VI stationery, and ID able to lall The con
tract N"N
Should the contract be awarded to A pn,,v an.
gagged In business outside OF wAshinKton II vii
be with the distinct uRderstandn ng that ihey pIpt
have branch establishment In washInEtnn Ir,m
which articles can be procured imn4eiiGfaIy when
Bids hsyt II nominal or fictitious price, will not
pe eohsIhered' A. E. BORlE,
Jei-hN Secretary Of the Navy,
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pAyMgST OF SAC AND roX SCRIP.

bEPARrnESToF rBR lSrERIoRI
oFPICE IrDIAS ArfAtRs, J
49,, June ~, ls6a
Ndlec j. hereby Eiyon that the seeis,ary Of The
in,enof u pIepa ed 10 pay the outstandlng In
debtedess- OF the Sac and Fox Indians ~ the hIs.
Indian Bureau. ~ Wv
The rtihsstes should be presented f.f payment
tefest Will be allowed on them. They should be
uansmi ted through this once, aud the appiiea.
tons Tor payment must In every ease give the post
once addvss Of the claimant.
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