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y. Fohtaine, Jno. johnson, r. w. Mitchell
J. n. Wood, J.R. Fliphin, DIN. Scales,
Q: y. Bayliss, Z. Loewenstine,B B. J. Semmes,
W.J. p. Doyle, ,E. l.. Cleaves w. ]. Jarratt,
]. G.Lonsdale,J. B. Galloway, II. L Smith,
E.M M.Bradford,J. ii. MoySton, l.. j. DuPre,
r A. Pinson, 2. Whitmore, B. Hughes,
Jno. Ersl1ine, All q. luther, NC. GalIaway
8. N. Carnes, A. j. Kellar r. H, Vance.
A. ]. Hays, Fred. Brennan, ]. A. Taylor,
]. D: Elliott, 3. A. Hamilton, Irving Halsey
RATnompson Z. j. Woodson,. Z. r. Jack,
]. x. Speed, A.E.FTankland, j. ]. Murphy,
]. w. Sneed Ed. Wendell, VIM. L. duff.
GAP. Kelsey, J. II. Mathes, W.R. Wright,
CT. Dandridge,G Geo. Mellersh, Jos. Coll,
MH,HarrOver,L u. L. Wright, W.H.Hofstead
FLOOR MANAGERS.
o. Fontaine, J. L. Norton, ia. Hays, jr.
L. Leubrie, r. B. benson, c. B. James.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A. A. James, Jas. Speed, p. Tracy,
u. p. Fontaine, r. w. Lightbnrne,
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LOUISVILLE, KY, June 22.-On the
nineteenth instant, in Paducah, Solo
mon Eaves, while drunk, beat and
abused his wife and daughter outra-
geously. The neighbors interfered, when
Eaves turned on them. A young man
named Shagner, finding himself In dan
ger of bis life, drew pistol and shot
Eaves, infiicting wound which will
prove fatal.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Railroad snIeESnorf.

TITUsvILLE, PA, June 22.-It is ru-
mored that the negotiations pending fol
the sale of the Warren and Venargo
railroad to the Oil City and Allegheny
River road, have been consummated.
The race to-day between William H.
Abbott's Bob Robin, and w. w.
Thompson's Lady Custar, was won by
the former. Time, 2:354.
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.
--LATEST REPORT BY .TELEsRAPH.I


NEW YORK, June 22.-The Cotton Ex-
change adjourns from July Sd until
July 8th.
1920 a.m.-COttOn easy; Ordi-
nary, 2Ie; good ordinary, 5Sffi 2Sfei
Alabama, 26sc; Orleans 264c; Texas
26tc. Sales of futures last eve
ming, 200 bales. Futures steady,
June, 25c; July, 254c; August, 25sc;
September, % 5-16c; all nominal.
12:40 p.m.-Cottou market quiet but
firm; ordinary, 21c; good ordinary, 234c;
low middling, 25ic; middling, 264c; Ala
bama, 26sc; Orleans, 263c; Texas, 263c.
Sales tO-day-To spinners, IA bales; for
speculation, 121 bales; for future de-
livery, $500 bales. Last evening to spin
ners, 400 bales; speculation, % bales.
Futures firm; August, 25 15-16c.
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A Grant Meetiug ar BrookIvn.

New YORK, June pa mass meet
ing to ratify the nominations of Grant
and Wilson was held at the Academy OF
Music in Brooklyn last night. Among
the speakers were Senator Nye, E.
Delafield Smith and others. Resolutions
pledging the ticket a hearty support
were unanimously adopted.
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Cumperlana Pre.brterlnn Church.

There will be divine service at the
Vance street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Eds. Gray Mclean, pas
tor, at half-past ten o'clock this morn
ing. Subject of discourse: "God all in
all" At a quGrter-past eight o'clock in
the evening the subject will be, "Peter
on the water" Sabbath-school at half
past eight o'clock in the morning.
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GALVESTON.
DIED.

GALVESTON, June 22.-Good ordinary
2Ofc; receipts A bales; stock 2535 bales.
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Fire-Gas Exp1OsiOn-TwO Men Burned
to Death.

Fire-GRs ExplOsiOn-TwO Mem Burned
TO Death.
CHICAGO, June GA fire broke out
about two o'clock this morning in the
restaurant in the lower floor Of the
building No. u, South Water street
The fire patrol bOdymen, employed by
the underwriters Of the city, were the
first to arrive at the scene Of action, and
just as several Of them entered the burn.
ing building, the gas meter exploded
Two men, David Donnelly-who has
relatives in, ,Philadelphia-and J. Patter-
son, were burned to death, and three
other patrolmen were badly but not Sc
riously injured. The building, the second
floor of which was occupied az q cigal
factory, was totally destroyed. The
total loss on the stock is about ten thou
sand dollars, and on the building prob
ably as much more.
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The Evening Post says editorially OF
the ticket nominated by the Fifth
Avenue Hotel bolters: "There is moi
much reason for believing that the next
President of the United States viii be
Groesbeck. But, whatever others may
do, we are not disposed to throw any
ridicule on a movement which is as sim
ceFe and direct as this.n
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BRoOKS-OnIthe2 2lst instant, at 20 O'Clock
am, LoUIsk SHELBY, only daughter Of Fred
and MOllie j. Brooks.
The friends and acGuaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence Of her uncle, Nelson A. BIZ,
corner of Auction and Front streets, this
SUNDAY Afternoon, at 2z o'clock. Car
riages in attendance. Services by the Rev. ].
o. Steadman.
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POLITICAL GATHERINGS.


MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 22.-The
Alabama delegation to the Baltimore
Convention are believed to be unani-
mously for Greeley. The first delegate
selected for the State at large was Gen.
eral Withers, Of the Mobile Tribune.
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Central Baptist Church.

Services at the Central Baptist Church,
DR.. Landrum, pastor, will be held at
half-past ten o'clock this morning and
at a quarter-past eight O'Clock this even
ing. Sabbath-schOOl at nine O'Clock in
the morning.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, June %, p.m.-Cotton
quiet; middling uplands, lid; mid
ding Orleans, 112a1lsd. Sales 5000
bales. Export and speculation, 2O0C
bales.
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ST. JOHNS, NEW FouNDLAND, June
22.-The Gaspe, a mall steamer from
Picton for this city, was lost near st
Peters on Thursday. The mall and pas
sengS.s were saved.
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, June %, 11:3O AM
Cotton dull. Sales 100 bales. CNomi-
nally good ordinary, 22ic; low middling,
23sc; Middling, 24Sc. Receipts 9S bales,
Exports: Cronstadt, 400 bales; New
York, 1924 bales. Stock on hand, 26, ia
ha1es
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Rev. w. E. Boggs, pastor, will preach
in the Second Presbyterian Church, cor
ner of Main and Beale streets, this
morning at eleven o'clock, and tonight
at quarter-past eight o'clock.
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There will be services at the First
Presbyterian Church, corner of Poplar
and Third streets, at eleven O'Clock this
morning and eight o'clock this evening.
Rev. F. II. Bowman, pastor.
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PHILADELPHIA, June @.-George
Welsh, aged twenty-three, shot his
mother this evening while at supper, In
f1icting a mortal wound. Young Welsh
is supposed to be insane. He is In GUS
tOdV
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First Baptist Church.

Rev. G.. A. Lotion will preach In
the First Baptist Church at eleven o'clock
this morning, and at eight O'Clock in
the evening. Sabbath-school at nine
o'clock in the morning.
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Since the report sent this afternoon
twelve more of the injured by the rail-
road disaster have died, making twenty
three dead now and others dying. Medi-
cal men say that not more than six or
seven of the sixty-five injured persons
will live. The suffering and appearance
Of the wounded is frightful. The killed
and wounded are all second-class passen-
gers. The first-class passengers escaped
uniniuren
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A. A. James, Jas. Speed, p. Tracy,
Z y. p. Pontaine, r. W. Lightbnrne.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
Anniversary of St. John the Baptist.

TlHE officers and members Of DeSotOA a
Il Lodge, No 30s, viii meet at theirNA%
hall, MONDAY morning, at 9 O'Clock, ~
forthe purpose Of participating in the celebra-
ton Of the Anniversary Of ST John the Bap-
tist.
All T.. AS in good standing are invited.
By order r. G. WILLIAMSON W NJ
r. W. SHELTON, Secretary iuZy
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CHARLESTON, June 22.-Cotton dull;
receipts 25 bales; net receipts, 127 bales;
exports, coastwise, 151 bales; stock 754C
bales.
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Attention, knights Templar.

SEEO4Al4 OElDEhSs
VOU are hereby ordered to report at q
i Asylum, No. 304 Front street, NO w
prompt, IN FULL DRESS AND MOUNTED FoR
ESCORT DUTY.
All visiting Knights are eOurteOusly ) invited
70 Join with us.
By command GEO. MELLERSH. +. g..
T. ]. BARCHUs. Recorder. frlsrs
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MASONIC NOTICE.
Anniversary of St. John the Baptist.

AHHIf q oaII J Vi ots JUIIH Llt DdpIl-Is
TffHE members Of Leila Scott Lodge q
Il No. 339, will meet at their hall ~
MONDAY morning, June 24th, at g."
o'clock, to participate in celebrating the An
niversary OF St. John the Baptist
All Z. AS in good standing are invited.
By order : STTTRM "a n
NJ. HOCHsTAI ITF-R. Secretary fu12
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MASONIC NOTICE.
AnnIrersary Of s.. John the Baptist.

Anniversary Oh 81. John the Baptist.
fINHE members OF KilWinning Lodge, Q
IL No. 81, viii meet at their hall w
MONDAY morning, June 18th, at gW
O'Clock, 20 participate in celebrating the An
nlVersairy OF st. John the Baptist.
All + AS in good standing are invifc.i
By order OF ". =. RICHARDET. W. n.
LOUIS GA SKI. Secretary FrEf
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At this place of worship Rev. Mr..
Macy will preach at half-past ten o'clock
in the morning, and Rev. Mr.. Keep at
half-past seven o'clock In the evening.
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THE EXCURSION.

Can be procured at the Drug Store of
]. B. Hills, 2S1 Main street.
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CRIME AND ACCIDENT.
sentence of Death Commuted.

LONDON, June 22.-The sentence to
death of Marguerite Dixblance has been
commuted to penal servitude for life
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CHARLESTON.

CINCINNATI, June 22.-Cotton quiet
low middling, 244e.
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NASHVILLE
ST. LOUIS

NASHVILLE, June 22.-COtton dul
and nominal; low middling, 24c.
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CINCINNATI.

LOUISVILLE, June 22.-Cotton dull
middling, 254c.
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Saturday, July %, 1872,

property, situated IN Shelby county. Tennes-
see Civil District No. &, section 3, range >. in
the Eleventh Surveyors District, bounded as
fOuoWs, 70 wit: Beginning at a white oak
marked "P. B." on a small branch; thence
west ID chains, to a red oak marked "a. cor
ner on p. Buckley south line. William Grif-
I'M s northeast corner; thence south 81 chains,
to stake with two % hickory pointers, ON
William Griffinis north line; thence east 10
chains to a stake with red oak DO fnterS.
thence north, To- east, 35 chains, TO the begin
ming.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit OF 7 months note,
with two approved sureties required; lien re-
ta1ned, and equity OF redemption barred.
This June I'D, 1S72
E A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Z. NJ. Heard, Attorney.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, June 22-Cotton quiet,
no demand; receipts "A bales; net re-
ceipts go bales; exports, coastwise 49l
bales; sales so bales; stock 3419 bales.
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ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Cotton dull anC
nominal; 245a25c.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

Anniversary Of st. John the Baptist.
V1HEO officers and members OF Angerona q
IL Lodge. No. l6S, viii meet at theirNJAI
hall, MONDAY morning, June 9th. at ~
o'clock, TO participate In the celebration Of
the Anniversary OF st. John the Baptist and
also for INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs
Al +. AS in good standing are invited.
G. N. CARROLL, WIN.
JOIN BEAlfIsH. Secretary fu2{
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

Anniversary Of st. John the Baptist.
V1HE members Of South Memphis Q
il Lodge, No. 1l8, will meet At theirNAK
hall, MONDAY morning, June 2ith, at s/NN
o'clock, to participate in the celeb bratiOn OF
the Anniversary Of St. John the Baptist.
/. All z. AS In good standing are invited
A. ]. WHEELER, W. NJ.
]. HARvEY MATHEs. Secretary. iu2l
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Moonlight on the Water.
Ont such a blessed night as this,


How we should feel and gaze with bliss
Upon the moonlight scenery here.
1t was happy thought of those who
propose to transfer dancers and gay plea
sure seekers of the city from sylvan re-
treats and green swards in suburban
parks to the sparkling moonlit bosom OF
the great river. Splendid as will be the
pageantry Of the Masonic fraternity of
tomorrow, and attractive as this last
great picnic will be made, those enjoy
ing pleasures it proffers will be impa-
tient, and the excursion and dance
upon the river will constitute
themes Of conversation in every coterie,
and walters tomorrow night will move
the more dreamily because of delightful
visions of the coming dance beneath the
stars, and above them as they too dance
in the unsteady depths of the mighty
river. 1t is strange that the youths of
the city, 80 addicted to social delights
that country dances and excursions have
been of daily recurrence, have not re-
sorted to the river as well as the wild
woods. Monotonous as are the shores of
the majestic stream, its grandeur and
majesty are inspiring, and poeti-
cal fancy and splendid elOquence
are alike inspired by its deep-sOunding
waves, its broad expanse, its endless,
tireless ocean-seeking current. The
brain must be unproductive, and that
fancy fettered by stupidity, that does
not discover "joy unconfned in every
incident Of a steamboat excursion by
moonlight on the broad bosom Of the
Mississippi. Next Thursday evening
at half-past six o'clock the pretty
steamer Emma O. Elliott with two filll
bands Of music on board, will leave the
wharf with the merriest and happiest
five hundred pleasure-seekers that ever
kept time to undulations Of music ON
the moving waves. Every pretty girl of
the city and suburbs will share the
pleasures Of this delightful evening.
Tickets can be obtained, by those hRv-
ing invitations, from Mr.. James Speed,
2S74 Main street. That every proper
care will be exercised to render even
guardians presence needless the names
OF the Committee Of Invitation are APP
pended: Messrs.
~ "a
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A fine shotgun to the best shot at the
MASONIC PICNIC
tomorrow at James's Park.
FRESH DRUGS

Gents New ID. and NJ. Pearl Hats Just
received at Lsfdy 4 Co.'S.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

There will be preaching in this church
this morning and evening, at the usual
hours, by Rev. Mr.. Stewart.
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MORTTE

MOBILE, June %. Cotton entirely
nominal; receipts 2414 bales; net treceipts
S6 bales; stock 1116 bales.
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MEXICO.

More Forced Loans Exacted from Nom
COmbatants-Pay, or Work on For
tifieatiOns-N Protection to Cit
izens Of the United
States.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate

No. 262 R. S.-First Chaneery Court Of shell
by County,. r. Anderson vs.. ID. NJ. Hop
kins.
D4 virtue of an interlOcutory decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause, June q,
BIZ, viii sell at public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
office, Greenlaw Operahouse, Second street.
in Memphis, Tennessee, on
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G E D r G E L 0 " Y j..

CASE OF SNALL-Pox-The schooner VIM. n.
Trayers, which arrived in port Yesterday,
brought a severe case OF smallpox the mate OF
the vessel being afflicted with that ioathso me
disease. The captain of the Travers made april
cation TO Mr. MarbuTy, of the board OF he alth.
for permission to remove the patient 10 the
smallpox hospital, AID this morning he was
sent over in the small pOX ambulance.
SHIPMENT OF FLoUR.-Over LOO barrels OF
-four were shipped to New York by the steamer
T.. c. Knight yesterday.
IRON FOR THE NEW STREET RAILwAY.-The
stesmer George III. Stout arrived at Hyde's
wharf yesterday from Phiadel CHA with 90 tens
of ron for the new P-street railroad.
THE WEEKLY COAL TRADE.-Coal was re-
ceived and shipped by the different comp anies
Tor the past week, as follows Standardization
company received 80 tons, shipped $40 tons:
New Central company received $50 tons;
shipped 6,961 ton. Agnew's wharf received .OOC
tors, shipped 500 tons; and Borden mining com
pany received 9, 800 tons and shipped 400 tons;
total receipts Il ,430 tons, and total shipments
ls.40i tons. The trade has been brisk daring
the week.
The GRAIN AND FLOUR MARERT-Receipts
OF wheat continue to be light, and prices rem ain
about as they were last week. Although the
-four market is not active, stock is held firmly
AT former rates.
FIsH.-AbOut go shad sold this morning a,
from SIP TO SIS per hundred, and so 900 herring
at rom $50 TO S. per thousand
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a l. Z X A y ID RI A

RADICAL NOMINATIONS FOR CITY OPT
CERs.-Ihe delegates to the radical nominating
convention met last night. and nominated the
Throwing candidates: For mayor, VIM. y
BeTkiey; for sergeant, j. NJ. SteuaTt; for com
monwealth's attorney, j. II. RaIney; for com
missioner OF revenue. %. e. WhittleSey.
INTERCHANGEABLE registration books were
closed at sun down yesterday evening. with the
following result: Total number of whites reg
ister6 d, IA; cOloTed, So whites transferred. II
coloTcd, -. Total gain in the four wards OF IOJ
white and 81 cOlOred-white gain of 6G.
APPEARANCES At FIsHTOWN this morning
Looked as though the glory OF that place Ia I de-
parted. There was vessels or pungv DO at
there, 10 wagons, and but few people seen sitting
ll.tlt ssiy about in shady places. The fishery OF
lct2 IS almost thing OF the past.
TEE RoAED OF EDUCATION has appointed
Robert W aiker, esq. a trustee of the public
schools in Washington district, Alexandria
county, vice John f. Febrey, ineligible.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Susan Jones, an old
lacy, residing on Fairfax street, near the corner
OF Cameron, ate her supper and retired last
night apparently as well as ususal. About ten
o'clock, however, she called some of the family
OF her SON in-law, MIR. Job CorsOn, and com.
TiaIned OF feeling very badly, and in three
quarters of an hour was a corpse.
Il LARGE FORCE of labOrers was set TO work
TINS morning on the repairs to the Washington
and Alexandria turnpike Gdxftte, last cream.
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DnoPOsALs FoR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT oF STATE. April Is. lisa
ceaied Proposals Tor furnishing Stationery Tor tbs
Year ehdink jane - lSs- Wal b. receive &C this
Department until 2eTH 1AY up MAY, ls72, At AZ
clock m.
Bans forms fer bidding will be furnished up5u
application.
jecied item by item: and this Advertisements ard ths
or p0sal. 50 lar as accepted by the Secratary ~
state. and the bond accom- pAnying the same, shall
constitute the contract between the gBye~nmeut
and the bidder or bidders, aud further contract
ALL be executed.
The articles contracted for must be Furnished
from time 20 time during the year in quantities pur-
susnt 60 orders from the Department. The entire
for during the year.
Each proposal must he signed by the iniivffnaI
or trm making IL, aud De cclmpaniei by a bond,
with ffcient sureties In a sum equal q fty pee
United States officer Of the district Ia which the
sureties reside or do business, form e. he tur-
nlshec by the Department conditioned for furnish
ing such portions Of the articles may D. AwanacN
under II, and the performance q the contract
All deliveries will be sub ect @ in- .cti1n by an
expert detailed for the plrpose by the SecrciAr, "a
State. and The delivery 81 an Inferior article will o.
de- med sufficient cause - Auuu tho fhss
charge At the Department Of state, Washington.
Ike failure 20 comply with any one order under
the contract will At the option of the Secretary
state, operate as forfeiture OF the entire penalty
Il the bond, or the Secretary 0f State may direct
ie purchase IN open Iket, OF such quantities 1t
any articles as shall be necessary % supply the de
hciency caused by such failure, and charge 20 tho
contractors hfty per ceatum q the price which ft
shall be found necessary 20 for such articles.
Proposals unaccompaHied by a satisfactory bon
Will not be considered and contra acts will be ard
go only 70 established manufacturers OF, dealers
Proposals 70 be address, a 10 the undersiCre1 an
marked " Proposals Tor : atiOnery.n
HAMILTON FISH,
Aser - EfaF
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PROPOSALS.
pROPosALs ron FUEL
UNIrsr STATrs aRRIVv CoEr..
49, -, ~ ~, -. y Z nEFlcE.,


ws-H-NeT"N. s6'h ABril. ~ \
Sealed Proposals WiiI be receives Al thi. ofi-,
81 june next, Cor supEj, m WOOD AND coal .
- s.tso STAT ~ a'ils = ore ~ NOR. q ths
slowing places, euSins the fiscal year endins 3otd
The oos to - m -h,atahle oak. and ,o D.,
points il hiE the hmit- a the Marine RarrsrR -
oSer free = 10 me Bitl n,ss,ns Marine
The Z. Al % be go'd white Ssh anthracite eec 60,
60 Se Espset. s s eir.1as y RSn 90 he
the limits II the Marine barracks as may Dc assi
eSp.ns T. the Uaed Stais' aBd sa,S W.. Is'e =. =,
Cal g. le furutshed NJ ths monthly or lusrterl,
qusn'it e. required N accordance With REGULATIONS
PORTSMOUTH. Sew Han,.b,-.-
CHARLEsToaS Ms, sSila.e, - 9 tbs Of No'd.
BE"okLYS, New York Nv ''''1' " +" VOC.
20 tons .I Cosl. lel cord, OF Wood
IHlLAnELPHIN Psuasll,anla- WV
..,-,,- rs tons 4 Coal. $40 cords NJ Wa,F
'"'i"aine h'ncezNcu. .n1 Assistant Cutriermas-
WASHINGTON Ds,,i R,tI 81 columbia
ANSApoTIs ut 4 Cal, go cords % Wo,d
Co,PoRr v,-...,. 7scorI. q wo.l
PENSACOLA, TloridA- VI T" ''"
MARE ISLAND. Ca'if,-ri.- ''' TIE q "''d-
with -. le ,"ns . C.si lco cord. q Voc
"''" 'Ne fi''iese ~ i4'TT'a INK she luhutit,s
The MOOD ard Coal fuIu .-h'd at Washington city.
T. le assured, weighed Inspected aud c-rfi el ~
m friueat ln~ptc'ur app tinted by ths Na.y
pepsi 'tleut, add ihe p-f~e ATTENDING .rrh ~
'Escti.u, &c, paid hy b. contractor
h4hlh forms - rrrpn NJ can ~ lhtainel unNn A.
il.cAti"n az r. y e The Marine rusts
faA u'.nts VII he made uPnu the racsfpt o. &C.
counts Gully 81, heut Gated hy tna rannlaui NJ IA.
Gers . the SIS az " Inch he on8 ntd 4 Al has
lgrn delivered
Ihs rieh, : reserved % rcJgot all bids considered
~ r aeUualie-
guaranty. 20 BE- signed by two responsible per-
: ~, v Pa resp-n- bilitv E.nst b. cntinsi a. ~
ih' United States nlsrI-i Jsfge United States Dis
t-ct ALorn'y.,T United S-.t-s tplas.cr. must a.
company each proposal Otherwise q viii not becou-
sldsI ed
To be Endorsed Frop rsals fuT Fuel an AL
dressed 20 the undersiE'el.
WILLIAM b SLACK.
Mayor aui Qusrtermaster, United states Marine
t'rps aV-s lawaw