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Kow York Produce Market.

COTTON -Quict; mIidllng nplanda at s0SG.
RIOUHa CLOSED a shade nTInUT fDr shipping
grades with n mOduHtr demand.
0RAIN--WhOlt- Firm At q 3Slbl 10 for No
81 AsfAl IN iBF winter red WcstnTn. RyU-HOm
inal Oats dTm At E4lsGiEC EE western, aud
GilSf9c for Ohio COru-Sprady At ghclGi o. for
new mixed wVSthrD.
PHOYl1Ns.- PDrk-In fair demand: sales 10
barrels mGgH seller July aud August At So ~
aud go barrels seller August nj S2y No. jCUi--
Qniet aud steady. Cut NcatB-Quict and iiTm
Lard Unchanged.
Rgu5-Snady At EblE9ie,
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THE INDIANS.


CHEYENNE, WH.1 July :.
A letter from South Pass says that on
June 2jlh the Indians stole lrOm that
vicinity nincty.eigllt head Of horses and
mules. The citizens pursued them, but
all their hon'cS lclng gone could not re.
take tho stuck. They found the bodies Of
Dr. BARD. Harvey Morgan and Mr.. Mason,
they having lNHn tortured 70 death by the
Indians. Mr.. Morgan wns sCAlped and the
ringlniL ol wagon driven through his
head and tho tcndOnS down his spine taken
out for hOwslrings The Indians who
committed these dcprelOtiOus arc ArRIM'
hoes anil Sioux.
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CANADA.
TOHoSTO, July 9

.a. A"'bvNANl "utJ -
Dominion Day, yesterday, was observed
MS general holiday throughout tue COun.
uy. Iu this city splendid monument
was raised In the memory 0f tho vOlun.
tccrs who fell al the battle Of Ridgcway
during the first FeniBn raid in 1890, was
unveiled. Tho Governor General wHs
present and delivered an eloquent nd.
dress. Ten thousand persons were
present.
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ADuuelinE Execution.

TICIINOND1 July ?.
Tho scene Of tho execution Of Lewis
Kennedy, u negro who raVished and muir
d0rCd Mrs. Stewart and afterwards Killed
John Baker, her former manager, at New
Kent Court Horse, Va, yesterday, was n
horrible one. The rope broke tW ice and
the miscrG.ny liNl alter q prolonged
2LruEgle. ~ =
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The Treasury sale; anA psreAa,s. ro'

Tho Secretary UC the Treasury has 81
FeCIad tho Assistant 1INAaiRF " NrW
York 10 scll ORe millNA in gold zach
Wednesday OF July In IUly, The lllSt
aud third salCa 10 ba On account OF mo
Special Fund; The Hrcnnl ard llnrth ~ ~
count OI the Sinking Fund Als1 tho pui,
chase nrOnt nlllIDR bonds a, tho fitst si',l
.iTnai StSt M IilFIip Al Il sCSia8 IA
l6VEsh Ihar q
'lhiial
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Tho Great steamboat Race.

-, 4r'',' 49, ;, G ~. = -,
t,. nne sAE SoHr,. R%5i~'S y.r,, - ~ bsST .',SS :
Will lille Odds ia favor Of either. HI.
cerienct,I stcainboatmcn claim that the
En,cl,cz las quits the advantage In the
river hence u Cairo. AStLere s no telc-
graph Office between here and VIcksliurg,
except Helena, and they will not probably
reach there lISioE9 Ior o'clock, s,I noSs6 Sl .:
Ssro SS " X Itp ,F sloE % Win eSersoa @ %I paFti @
to meet ,irGm. Ample arrangements l.ayo
bccn made here for coAllng, tugs VIII bS 9
salonM ~ w ..le .. Snc rIucs .,.I., ~ 2
oG'9ck WIN O@tEsS y supply 'H'" T WIN "''t'
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L0uR.

o. IOgp, Julya
TNru a,trnpss 70 dopraDl he leco0d tVr
hunlrCd dollan Ii Tie Ac(Orlo and
Alien iEb, hare failea in cCnsrqufRcp "
sEnu misunderstanding, and Roach, the
representative q AllcR, yVstenlAy clAlu'ti
the nluNcy Glraliy deposited, Aln0lnlins
10 81 .OOn Many here consider The hght nH.
] & Martin, a cattle dealer tGHn Teas,
WAS N,blsNt CuI IhU steamer OliTo ENBch.
THURSDAY night, Of alHhi et,U00 In drafts
and 81 Gi0 In GGrrtDcy, Tho pEUCOcSls II a
lOI Of cattle he snld AZ Abclin, Kansas
The hcCOols.AlleN Prise Fight.
AcCTole raid tho forfeit to-day anil the
fight between him and Tuan Alien is
therefore uf
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A wmTER in the Marietta RgH'r
wants to know why three Ladies will &C.
Crlpy IN chtirO Sidewalk, and not let y
man MSS them, but force him into the gut
ter 10 get around them. The writer has
f.llcn into IN trrur.. E0lEs will not, ito
this.-JmISOn Standard.
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CUBA.
HAvANA, JnIy9.

A meeting Of the planters and wealthy
slave owners was held last night The
nrtie, were unanimous in the approval
Of the abolition Of slavery.
HAVANA, July 3,
Tho flag ship SCvcrcr, Admiral Poor
arrived here from Key West i54
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rae MenlAer Ye..erdny.
n. Wsl0u INLo4 TWrr-pA t6's BsE.Ss
Nn,,.,... -. ~. t,.t, =,

J y WE-Is7Tl IE7IVlI TVI7YT7V00 " = I7Vl77V7'
NHNKILNu, NVCdp. LHlyr
1t. IDuis- Cloudy. Wlhd n. Lhgr, -
NCW York -ClaUlJ, Wini 81, theI a.
ltAlllnOrt RaininE; Wind n C,I they ~
p,tsbuVh--C -CiOpdy; Ulnd q, lhcr q
Cleveland ltalalhc. Wind a.; ihci o.
Chicago Clear, Nlud =, lhTf A.
lksIOIi ClcaT, Wind g.. thui. -,
Denver Char wind g.; ihpT. ~,
New Ohcaus- Clear; Wind w.; lhef, ~
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The Anti.chlnese lIovement.

NEW YoRE, July 3.
Delegates from tho various trades
unions Of this city, held another anti:
Chinese meeting last night, and formed
a secret organization for political and co
operative purposes, called WOrEtugmen's
Friendly Society,""
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Chicago Market.

CInGAno, Jnly 2,
FLOUH-Dlll aud unchanged.
GHAIN-Whcai- Primer aud tk6tiSC higher
tloplnY a. 81 OTk6bI OK cash: q ~ rellCf Last
half July IUf No. = Corn Nc higher. closing ~
gIXc KOT No. T. OntA-Se lower; No. ClONsd
6ifOEC. Hyn Unchanged, closing at 7!lC lE M.
3. barley Quiet at &c Tor No ),
IlOdg-lAc'iSb and lOC higher At e. hldb9 10 for
CATTLE -Dull at q q 81 sGH for cow to good
HhlLlnl me- HlnGfe. FL
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nallImoro Mnrkr1.

PL0UR-unehAnged
GRAM-w wheal--DuIl: western q afsi %.
COEn-SiOck EcALre: white 81 ISfSi ~ yellow
81 (G.fEl N. OatF-0Dc.
PR0VDIONA--QuiGt. Iiaoon Firm; rib sIdcs
lie; clear sides TX; HhOuldcrs Ifc; hams 70
EJEe. LArd-QlIet ht lSS6bl7c.
W1uET-QGlct At 81 0i&I %.
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LISBON, July2
Senior Figlnicra who was recently MP,
poinICl Portuguese Mlnist; 10 Washing
ton, has been transferred 10 81, Peter.
burg.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEn Ynnr .InIu Q

BuSIness quiet and market d0pFesscd aud Ir
regular for cotton fables There Will lc q WI
llng Of yalhtA ere long, In conformity with Ihs
decline In heavy brown ahcoIinSg, whlth Sye
ceiling At I5OIic tot beat brands.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July 9.
The reports that DC Rodas demanded
are officially denied
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Arrival Of Chinese at New Orleans.

4VVsW 7gI81'7'7t771t VUTy .
One hundred and scvcnty.lvc Chinese
arrived riI Pacific railroad to work on
nlaniniiOnA
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GREECE.

severe Earthqnake---A Town IN
Ruins.
VIENNA, July9.
A sharp shOck OF earthquake was cX-
pcriencCd throughout Greece yesterday.
The town OF SartOriG Is u hCaI, Of ruins.
An island in that neighbOrhOpl suddenly
disappeared nj the time Of the shock No
further particulars.
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SuIclDE IN JACKSON COUNTY .-Satur5
dav evening last; about 0ClOckl. ", Cn
tllS farm of Mr. Deming MaEduer, about
a milo and half Ffrom this village, Rob
crt King, II young mAn, sOn Of MN. King
rcsIjrrinp hurC, took his own iIe by
sIOoling himself with II rifle, Tho hall
entcrryl his breast, and doubtless pierced
his heart, evidently causing Instant death.
Tho mu8zle having bCell lkAncd against
his breast, tho gun w!s lisclIaFgGI' .py
using the ranrOl. lie lhd been afflicted
for some time with consumption, was
weak and low In spirits, anil hal recently
hcarl or tho death OG friend from that
disease. This Visibly increased his gloom,
and perhaps suggested tho decd 70 his
mind disOrtlcrcd and ircnTicd by suffering.
-ltitEnSlF0H Nttc&J byt,a ,,i.1gi,,
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HuRr-On Wednesday evening Of this
week ~ tho accommodation going West,
on the ParkCrsburg branch, was nearing
Clarksburg, tho top Of u trcG was discov'
cred lying upon the track, md fearing u
serious result hY coming In contact with
this ObSttuciin6. Mf. uhn Clayton, the
fireman, jumped from tho engine and was
badly hurt, They were so close upon II
when discovered, that Il was impossible
10 stop tho train, but It passed over with.
out sustaining my very serious damage
Grafton SeRtiAeL
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mn WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA
RPPS ,--Ti6bE NJ Wagons and CAFfiageS,
,T,Gs, ~ and IOcupt Wood, Sp0kc8 itumi inch
tnSS, Hickory and OAK Wood ROll0tI nom II
~ ISchcS Hickory and Oak Weed lows t0r
SsFriSTeS and ExpFcab Wagons POIcd, suaIS
aug " itSSlSISv BIIDRETH 5 BRO,
AAA01AYNNE5 u ES Main Street
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All mfn that the Republican party b IN
earnest in this mlatteF. And 'nOW that
this point l. apparent We would suggest
thc SdVIce we have given N former occA.
siOna, that Olr sIIFgbel tTiendS have q
work 10 do IN tbb natter which they
should appreciate. We do not mean q
work in tho direction of RspublicAAisui;
but that they will net with that calm pru-
dence and tise dIbtFelhM which will give
no occasion lot the on repeated charge
that they arc SIN inimicabie to the gov
ernmenL and 10 is destiny. Let US have
peace.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH TO- l8o-TRPLE SHEET

OF the bonds In foreign countries. by making tho
courons payable abroad the saving OF interest
would be very large. Inc masses IN Europe, Whdn
W. expect TO take our bonds wll look At tne matter
exactly as would we ourselves II we were buying
bonds the coupons OF winch were to be pasaole ~
Amsterdam or Paris. We would prefer taking a
lower rate OF interest rather than be suDccteu the
trouble and expense OF getting our interest ironi
ABROAD. Therefore II our interests were 10 W SUI
served by paving the interest abroad we should aNe
u practical view OF the matter and not allow any
feeling OF pride to interfere with II.
Mr.. CAMERON, (rep) or Pa. made some general
remarks IN which he gave notce or MS Intention y
oner an amendment u require the secretary OF tue
treasury 10 redeem all the fractional currency by
the lst 0f July.
The Senate then voted upon Mr.. Corbett's motion
10 strike out the nth section, authorizing foreign
agencies which was agreed to by 20 yeas TO II nass
me amendment proposed by MIR. Scott. requiring
ane negotiation OF the bonds by the oniceis ol tue
treasury alone. and all exchanges or sales 10 De
made by public BIDS was tnen rejected.
Mr.. HOWARD, trep.) OF Micn., offered an amend
ment. pending which the Senate, n quarter past
ten O'Clock adjourned.
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road 9asoo0 Last year but 100000 paid for Oc
tobcr.
Another Kansas paper OF late date has under the
neau OF KANSAS Pacic Railroad" the folowng-
The business crowdng this that the company
mas been obliged order locomotives. eight ns cass
passenger coaches and hundred box 10 meet nne
alau demand The trac the road outstps all cacula
mons The engines and just orderci Will cost about
~1ou Track laying beyond Sheridan has been going on
~ winter About forty eight miles were laid at last accounts
kAnsas City about miles from ST. Louis II speaks
wei Tor the climate oil the Plains that work be pushed on
during the winter mouths The developments IN have
seauy gone beyond all estimates The road VIII probably
nave 'ne same history along Its entire length 10 Denver
The total earnings OF the completed portions OF the
Ioau AoS miles, for the year ending August 81 iast
%, .sl leo
AApenses same period. l,lo4,ooo
Net earnings Tor the year. .........-.. $94o, $50
Inls IL very lair show for an unfinished road
dolng only local business by July next u Is
tnougntl u Will be finished through to Denver where
" WIZ connect with the through line TO California,
Dy its colorado branch am sure that the HERALD
would not put straw In the way Of any legitimate
railroad enterprise With the prospective through
ana its constantly increasing local tranic 1t would
seem a. thouyh the Kansas Pacific had better try 10
get along without the additional aid proposed In the
Dill now before Congress. All the railway corpora
lions IN the country cannot be aided at the expense
oi the people, and the Kansas Pacific Railroad had
better wait While. Let Its bill .go over under the
rue.n
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ARREST o. LuSG ISLAND HORSE THIEVES.

On Tuesday night OF last week two thieves named
Cortlandt and Torpin stole pair OF horses from the
stable OF Jonathan Furman, In Newtown. which
they brought to New York, where they sold one and
completes named Dclntire aud Davy, the later au
Old hoster at Fashion Course, were also arrested. ).
Davy mas turucd states evidence and gives iniorma
uon concerning tue horses stolen from The premises
ot Y. .. Jackson Join IonpSinj and Joseph iomp-
klus. There three horses IN froY three IA hia-
dephia and three n New York. Three OF laem nave
hecn fOund
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the time for the withdrawal OF spirits In bond to
three years from the date OF entry. with charge OF
one cent gallon per month for each month the
spirits renamed In bond after the 1rst year. One.
half OF the committee report simply that the House
resolution do not pass and the other hall report that
two years time In bond should De given, with q
charge Of onehalf cent per gallon per month the
spirits In bond after the nrst year.
Business Before senate Committees.
The Senate Committee on the Judiciary met this
morning and had lengthy discussion OF the case Of
W. @. Norris United states Marshal for California.
Considerable opposition II shown BY Senator
Stewart.
The Senate Committee ON Indian Anairs at their
regular meeting to-day transacted q large amount Of
business OF private nature.
Nominations Sent to the Senate.
The following nominations were sent TO the Senate
to-day
W. r. Hardy, to be Assessor OF Internal Revenue
for the Third district OF Louisiana; Jed. Y. O. En-
MONS 10 be United States Attorney ior the Northern
district Of FLORIDA; Benjamin ]. Waters. Chief JUS
tlce OF the supreme Court OF Idaho Territory Henry
NJ Martin, assistant SURGEON In the navy; Master
FRANCIS N. Sheppard to be lieutenant on the relired
list.
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PLAIN QuEsTIoNs.-The Associated Press news
papers are making great ado ABOUT the mIsn,nn ace
inent OF tho postal telegraph IN England Why
- u tnat these sneets are earnest IN
every reform tnat Is attempted IN the telegraph bu
monopoly use them as It does tnelf vines ana com
pei theIn 10 DAP what " pleascs Boston Times
AQyG1 n. ~ ~
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Brew, rev, p 5rI 4. ssI General and oklf


Proposals, 10, duplioas, with oopT Of this ad.
yet!iSsment yill b reesiIod " ne ppdsr,lGnsd
IsS ior .SPplIist Fish "a SoSssd 70 q
o5sS a, Ia ~ .5Ssi S S;GS: S !. e.. M sIS
sSsis} u, and . Be al ssrsS & sgsS Sasnaiy :,
,ash DAYS a The OOhmGndlHG OhSSr nay ds'iG
GSrnsd BEEF. ne usual serpI1g Pieces to b, ia
~ such lees time a. the Oommisasry 0ensrai ahai
direct, somneneing on The ma day ~ January,
Ing oensrsl psPsrtns9t q me haiL
The nseksot the cattle alauehtsred lqI beef te
ss delivered under !A, IErssH;ni sSHi b gut q
shall 30 cut "a Rom three 70 four Inches ssovsiGS
i sSST q s' E NIB Ss a. sGst s sig
rseSlysd " tss gndSr.lInSd up o he game SoSf
ssss Sp ne iSasd & s Sc.t . T
pli,d ihsrstIon With such choice Tfssh Beef =
ioi1 .Sd PoiisT.SSu.s sisSEs, stssdiSE RIBS OF fib
sIss srss Z .tT q bo! lSS foot
sssSsd Ss The ss s Ss 81
sTsa a fo sTr.u, Bostos lSSs' " e d'u'
10 ease q isllurs % dsttieney n he quality Of
y dsiHsTsi, issS The onnissSsy a Rois wsT
| ren, Mass. ahAl have power 10 supply the dan
sSII y sSs ~ SsPS'or viii
Tbs contractor viii be required TO- enter lat
bSnds tOT The sun % one thousand dollafs, IiEne
must e nsStlonsd 10 tSs Sids NNAo'' n-"'
The proposals will be opened at II o'oloek q. N
n the leth daI Of January, $50. a Fora Wares
PFoPo,lis win be nArE.4 .,gt.ps..i, leI Beef,
and eadIeg'sd T. lLLtAMl,As CkMEK,,N.
| Mnaaae usettH. n. iaut u
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Propoaala.
DRoPosLIa- rnp liam


OrficE CHEp coqgfssIkr on grpst.tssov,
DGgAHTARHf dY THE BdtTH,
Sealed proposals. viii ~ sssn1 II, i5f
pniil ~ o,eloek, m Nor d1VY isSBs,y NJ g Is56
Slny n lh' y bspanmss t6tii
t,b,sh "a fsN y ttst.d TX SkAiLY fboUR.
Rom soea, Soead, hSn "a fFSSoaals,) % DO made
Bidders wi state Whistler Il "a prop,..t a., q.
hiah the nouf In SACKS Or bkfrels soAel toiuf-
The -four - b danvefad 81 The c,,.s-,- =
on the 18th day Of January = Vs.
SAMPLES q -four, In paper or tin b,1s.. ma,
aoeompany the proposals, and the hEma Of ~
bidder be marked on the boz. A
The eonteL t. name Of contfaetoT. Mace Of busi.
ness, ahd date Of pufchase must be marked upon
each package Of -four when delivered.
sails Tor Plour," and addressed . he apastsiInsd
- .- .a# It. y. NAMES,
B.sy.I 9rIE E General and CHIEF .. 'R.P.Tt
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CALI OF. YALUABLB GoyERgMENTP PROP.
AND MISSISSIPPI,


December H. lna '.
The United Sta, % Marine HospitAls and 0tound5
At VieksbuTE ant hatcher, Mss, / MllmihEton
aud 0craeoke, n, g, APd ne United states
Snd babiopsEs. "a, \-in be offered for sale Al
public suction o. FbRS DAY the nth PEoLiRo,
tim, by the folloWink omeefs, ~ whom IA :
tsreSted parties can obtain AL requisite ini0tmA
Mony 81, huc.u.,..
Marine Hospital at yIeksburg, A.s'' By Collector
OfCuatoms, NleksbuTE. q, n,ti..,..
Marine HOspitAlal hatcher, Miss, - N0Hes'o'
ofCuatoma, hAtchsI, huc.,
Marine Hospital at Wilmington, N. c., pySoi-
leetoT OF Customs, Wilmington.
Marine Hospital a OsTasoks. \, c., BY CollsetO,
ofCustqms, Beaqfort y. 2,
Internal Ksyenue, Salisbury, N, D.
RTAneh Mlntat DahloneEa, Ga, by Collector Of
InteInAl Reyenne, Atlanta, Ga.
Terms Of sale: One afth cash; the balance In four
equal quarter payments (the dTSt Of which
shalt be made on the nth April neXt,l with In
teiest from day Of sale unhl paid.
, ANY failure on the part q the purchaser 10 make
the payments as above will Involve the surrender
Of the property and the forfeiture 10 the QoVeTn'
mont Of the payments already made,
. All bids TO be made subject 10 the approval Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, the Department
having the right to reject any or all bids, II
deemed 70 the interest Of the Government 10 do -
certificate 81 sale and possession, subject TO the
foregoing conditions, win be given the successful
bidder upon the acceptance OF his bid By the zee,
rotary ofthe Treasury, aud the deed executed Wheh
the last payment shah have been made
dscIs.uAu Secretary o. Lbe TrsA.aEy.
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOATING DOCK.


wAsHTSGroS, b. O., Dec, 10, 1854
Sealed PI9Bosals, with PlAn, aud ~, ihsltiSps,
received At this oaoe until II m, on the 9Th day Oh
March, 1870 for he eonstruetion ofa Floating Dry
Dock, capable Of safe and easy TAnspOTtAtiOn BY
sea. The structure 70 10 principally u iron, ana
Of sGP4sily' strength aha I2SsI, 70 receive aud
raise yith sIe!l vessel q l feet lenEth, % feet
Parties wishing 20 contract for building such
Dock VIII h9y. helE plans and spSsineations
for examination.
Such plans Is are submitted viii be considered
bidders n desired
The aecsptGnse Of auy bid win be dspsnds Mt upon
necessary appropriation Of funda BY Congress, a.
also whether the plans, SpeoiheAtiOpu, and coat
are regarded fAyOFably,
II contract be entered thtO payments will be
made upon eahmAteg a. the work prOgTussea, and
tweuty per gent Of The eOntIael ptiso VIII Be
tessrysd Inin the Dock shall bYJPnY ,Hdd ,sSus'
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pKoPosiIs PoR PURCHASE or RIFF LII
II CANNON, &c.
'|Tr"r 81 BgaIlp on oRDSLScE,)


WAsHnoTog err. jsnuEfJ 4 iST6
Sealed proposals. for the purchase o. Nippon ndar
gnd D.pouhder Parrott HlAea, with CaTtFiFss,
tmplgnents, and ProIeoulea. now on hand al the
naVy-pardg a. PonamQuth. N. II Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, WashtuEton, and Nofioik
Villbe Tsesiysd q this Bureau until IL o'eioef,
noon. yAhuARY 81, $50.
In the Aggregate there are about 800 Guns 49,
Carriages, Gnd pe.lBI PToieetllss. Schedules In
the Arislti Al each yaTd will be fuTnished
oaaPPiieatlS9 70 MI, bureau.
Biadert will ttAta the number Of guns, oRTTla gus
implements, and projeetilea they dsalfe to puT.
chase at each yard separately, gpeoifying the cali
brs y Eun; kind o. sETTags, whether broadSids OF
pivot, and The kind Of proIectiles,
Tho gas, 10, will be dslivered At the respective
nkvy.yAfdi. and must be removed bI The pufchG ssf
sfpurohasers within ten days altar the aocsptahe q
q Els Or their bid Bat no deliveries vlii Be made
hays aspOsl,fd With thsp.ynia.leI o. the nAyI
yAtd the full Amount Of the purchase money 10
Many n the Huns are new. sad ali are services
bic. Bidders will therefore ofer accordingly. Nc
ofsrfoT these articles a. old Iron or wood will b,
~. gpE.sS r..srys. the ,ah! Y rsIe'. any q A
Proposals. Shouia be Indorssd on the envslop.
Proposal for purchase Of add Cannon, ,ko.
| ..E. -. e.. A. LUDLOW, OAEb,
ia6.NAssl Chief Of Bureau,
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ALBAHI, n. Y, bsesmber Is, isep.
usiii n ciosT M, skTURbIY' Japastg "a isIi
for building Dykss in the Hudson river for the
FIRST Yer buildInE from :, 900 10 O. 900 feet. more
or less OF fall dyke between Albany and Troy,
oofupiete except stone, the contractor TO furnish
all ether Inatsri Al o. the DIXIE.
yseqRd. RoT building 100 feet, more or less, Of
Island, e9mplsts, sIespl stone, the contractor 10
Third por from li,ooo 10 ~ odc0 cubic yards,
more or less, Of Tubble stone, delivered Ia the
be delivered just above Bath.
RouTth. The work Of building must commence
b. Nay 10, 1870. and be eompletsd BIZ September l.,
le7O; the delivery Of stone must con msnes on or
before July l. as the United BtAtsA may require,
and he eompletsd Within two months. Proposals.
ss 80 mach mach dSSs 5.fS o hi
Plans Gpd specifications In fall Of the dykes ant
hAnd kss "a, be seen In this once, where full In
Bids must be made On printed forms, to bA OBJ
talned ~ this once, and accompanied by prOps
The suscss,ful bidder will be required to eutr
| lAto contract with the United States, with goo
| and gumeient auretlea, Stamps for contracts an
| bends 70 be fuTnlshsd By the contractor.
The United States reserves the right to reject al
bids deemed dlaAdValtaSeous.
By order Of BFeVst hAi9T gsusrai y?ha Newton
MAi0r RnEihssrS and BreTst Col D. s. A.