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TIt DAXbT MATIOSAK nKTVBUOAB
.11 PMUIit7tftnix)n (8iiidjientJ)
J W. J. MtrKTion A Co., ind Ii ftrnirtwd to
dtjr "nVtatoen (by Mrrlort) it 80 cU p
npilh.
Mall tubscrlben, $3.60 par nnnm S3 for
lz moatht, Mi i tot thre monthi, InTirit
MjldTnrt. , g?opl,lctt.
ITiiVjBB OF ADTBnTllinu
On squr, thre Uy -,- - - - -4U
win square, ronr aayaV ,-, . . jo
Ont AqnaTe, flf e dAy -'.--, l.rXJ
OnnftqvAra.AlxdAja ....... 1.T5
Kvert other day AuTertUementJ. fifty po
efat.ftmUon-ai
, VQ ft week 3TertUm6tiU thhTg1
for each iDMrtlen.
voLe.ni.
WASHINGTON, D. C. THTIRSDAY EVENING. MAY 28, 1863.
NO. 154.
six line or Jei ftrnBtttnto iqnara,
AdTttrtliemenU ahonJd be. Unded lm by U
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS FOli
THK NAVY.
Navt Depart eut,
Bvkeav or Steam Kwamrrmxa,
tEAlJCD PROPOSAL tn furnlih nli.i.' L
tho lUry for the flseal year ending loth Jnne. I$e,
Teliltx received at the Bureau of Steam EoriiWit
lar, tuttl the Mth day of June next, -
ifttPWli must be indorsed "Proposals for Mat.
rUlt fr th Nevy that they may be dlstlnruish
editon other-business letters, and directed to the
Chief of the Bureau of tteam Xaalntsrlnr.
The materials and articles embraced In the classes
naue4 r particularly described In the printed
ehedulee. any of which will be furnished to inch
aa lUslre. to ofler, on Application to tic Cemmand
aqU of the respective v arte, or to the Katt Arc at
" Jhtrtto, endtiiose of alllhe yards upon
application to tht Bureau. Thli dlvlilon into
cJamm Uinr for tk conveniens of dealers la each,
such portion only win furmlshsd Ac are aetAl
ly mulred for bids. The Commandant And Navy
Aeenl oreaeh ctAtloa will, la addltloa to the sche
dule of classes of their own yard! here a copy of
ths schedule of the other yards lor examination
only, frttm which may be Judired whether It will bo
desirable to make Application for any of the classes
of these yards. f
Offers must b mAd for the whole of tho elsas At
any yrd upon one of th printed schedule:, or la
strict conformity therewith, or they wilt not be
con tide red, la computing the classes the price
stated In tho column or prlcec will be the standard,
AndthAarfrecAtonf the cIaci will bo carried out
according to the prices cUted.
The contracts will be awarded to the lowest bona
fide bidder who rive i proper security for Its fulfil
meet. The United -States tsserve tho rlfht to
reject All tt bids for Any class. If deemed exorbi
tant All Article muit be of the very beit quail ty. to
be dellrered In tho ttarytyard In rood order, And in
ul table vessels And packares, properly marked
wlththanamaof the contractor, as the case may
be, at the expense end risk of the contractor, and
to, all respects subject to the Inspection, measure
ment, count, weight, fca., of the yard where re
ceived, and to the entire satisfaction of the Com
mandant thereof.
Bidder are referred to the Commandants of the
respective yards for samples, Instructions, or par
ticular description of the Articles and. All other
thine i being equal,1 preference will be given to ar
ticle of American manufacture
Every offer, as required by the Uw of loth Au
gust, iste, must be accompanied by a written guar,
antee, the form of which Is herewith (riven.
JndMlM by m certificate rteiwrt fry 1h Collector of In
ternal Iinxn4 for tht Vtttrtct tn which ike bidder re
ttiefk not kfhmt m lietnit to deal in the mtllclefor
mvkieh ht profOAft, or by an oJtdatU tlgntd by h (mteif
end tvorn to btfvr tome mogivreU mvihorlzcd to
mlni$ttrwchththo4h it tMAUodwer of, or
rvniAr 44Ur in, tks trtuUt which he offer to ."
Those only whose offers may be accepted will he
notified, a4 the eoatract will be forwarded as
toon, thereafter as practicable, wjilch they will be
required to execute within ten days after Us re
ceipt at the post office or Navy agency named by
them.
The contracts will bear date the day the notifica
tion it given, and del verlescan be demanded
Sureties la the full amount will be required to
sign the contract, and their responsibility certified
to by a United States district Judge, United SUtrs
district attorney-, collector, or Nary Agent As
additional security twenty tier centum wilt be with
held from the amount of thr bills until the con
tract shall have been completed) and eighty per
eentum of each bill, appro ed In triplicate by the
Oommandaata of the respective yards, will be paid
by the Navr Agent at the points of delivery lncer
tfneatee of indebtedness or Ireasurr notes, At the
option of the Government.
it is etlpulAtcd In the contract that If delault be
made by the partis of the first part In delivering
all or any of the articles mentioned in any class
bid for in tho contract, of the quality and at the
time and places above provided, then, and la that
case, the contractor And his sureties will forfeit
And pAftothe United BtAtes a sum of money not
exceeding twice the amount of such class, which
may be recovered from time to time. According to
the act of Oongrtss In that case provided ap
proved March. 9, I6U.
Jiidi muM net contain claeuifor more than on yard
i the aw ente'epe, ao4 bidders Are requested to
Indorse on ther envelop tho aavryArd for which
the bid la ma0e7
Form of Offer,
Which from a firm must be slrned by all the
mciuDertt
I '--r-7'
members t
I, , of , In the Stale ot t hereby
agrcvuj lumian iwuuriiTrr in inrmpeom e nT
yards all the article named In the classes here
unto annexed, agreeably to the provlilons of the
fhadula therefor, anil In conformity with the
advertisement of the Bureau of steam Fngloeer-
ingoi mayiu, i'w. noouia my oner we accepieu,
1 request tone addressed at , and the con
tract sent tothe Navy Agent at , or to ,
for slgnsture and ertlflcate
Signature, A B.
Date.
Witness.
The schedule which the tldder encloses must I
Easted to his offer. And each of them signed by
Im. Opposite each article in the sohedulo the
price must be set, the Amount carried out, the ag-
Kegate looted up for each class, and the amount
Lewlse written In words If the parties who bid
do not reside near the place where l he article" are
to be delivered, they must name In their otter a
person to whom orders on them are to be dellt ered
Form of Guai onhe
The undersigned, , of , in tho State of
, and '!, of , tn the State of -,
hereby guarantee that In case the foregoing bid of
for ary 0f the classes therein named be ac
cepted, he or they will, within ten dn)s after the
receipt of the contract at the post oftke nnuied, or
Navy Agent designated, execute the contract for
the same, with good and sulttcleat securities) and
Incase the said shsll fall to enter Into con
tract, as aforesaid, we guarantee to make good the
dltterenoe between ihe otfer f -the said - sod
that which ma) be accepted
signatures of two guarantors)
Date
Wltncis.
I hereby certify that tne above-named
C. D
i r. v.
are
known tu me as men of nronerti. ami able to make
good their guarantee
signature, a II.
Date
lo bo signed by the United States District JuJgc,
United States District Attorney, Collector, or Nm j
Agent
Certificate as manufacturer or detlir
ttiraclifromldwiofihe Lnlled Staiti
Sec 14 And be U further enacted, That nocontract
or order, or any interest therein, shall be transfer
red by the party or parties to whom such contract
order may be given to auy other part or parties,
and that such transfer shall cause the annulment
of the contract or order transferred so far as the
United Statesareconcerned: t'rooided, That all the
right of action are hereby reserved to the United
States for any breach of such contract by the con
tracting party or parlies
Sec ltf AndbtUJurthtr enaittd. That whciicer
any contractor for subsistence, clouting, srms, am
munition, munitions of war, and for every descrln
tlon of supplies for the Army or Nav) Uhe Uni
ted States shall b found guilt by a lourt-inartlal
of fraud or willful neglect of duty, he shall be puo
tuned by floe, Imprisonment, or such other punlih
ment as the court-martial shall aJJudge; and an)
person who shall contrsct to furnUu supplies of
nny kind or description for the Army or Savy, he
shall be deemed find taken asapart ul the land or
naval forces of the United States for which he
li all contract to furnish said supplies, and te sub
ject to the rules and regulations for the got em
inent of the land and naval forces of the UnlUsl
States Approved. July 17, UH?
Sec S AndbeUfuiiherretotved, That the chief of
any uuretu oi toe navy wrimnmeni, ia coniraci
log for naval supplies, shall bo at llberti tu re cot
ttiH Oder of any person who, as principal or surety,
has been a defaulter In any previous contract with
the navy Department) nor shall parties who have
Ulled as principals or sureties in any former con
tract be received as sureties on other contraalsj
nor hall the copartners ot anj firm be retched as
sureties lor such firm or lor each othert nor, In
contracts wlththe same bureau, shall one contrac
tor le received as surety for another; and every
contract shall require the delivery of a specified
quantlt), and no bids having nominal or fictitious
trices snail be considered, That If more than one
Id be ottered by any one part) , by or In the name
or hlsor their clerk, partner, or other person, nil
such bids may he re.rcted and no person shall be
received as a contractor who Is not a manufacturer
of, or regular dealer In, the articles which he otters
to aupply, who has not n license as such manfAC
turer or dealer. And all persona ottering bids sh til
hav the right to ba present when the bids are
opened And inspect the same.
Approved, March id, IttU
The following arath Classes required at theie
spectlveNavy Vardi
K1TTEHY
Ctais No 1 Boiler Iron. fca i 1 V Ironi S Boiler
Feltlngi 4 Gum Packing, fcc i 6 Sperm Oilj 6 I In-
Seta vi i iuu tuniui)ae i lam uil, a meiaiuv
Oil) 9 Tallow and Hoam lu kngineeiV ttoteS II
w mincers' Pooltl li uirlneera' Inntriimntn II
Wrought Iron lit, ".i IS. Tubest H Iron Nails,
UQ11I,UU nuiil u.wjwivi is, iiu.a,g, U tTIMIC
Lead) Jl zinc rainu v. coioreu faiuis) J3 hia
tlontrvt 24 Firewood
ClIAHLSTOWN
CltHri No 1 Boiler Iron And Hlvetsi 3 Tig Iron)
3 Boiler eltlDg)4 Uuut Tacking, Hubber Hon,
stc.i 6 Sperm ulh 0 Unseed Ullt 1 Lard Oil) b
Metallic Oil) 9- Tallow and Soap) 10 Engineer'
Stores) 11 k-ugloeers' Tools) 12 Engineer srlnstru
ments) It Steam Pumps, H Wrought Iron F1ks,
alves. bo ) IB. Tube.) 10. Steel) 11. Iron Nails,
Bolts, and Nuti) 1ft Copper) It. llQ and Lad( U).
White Uad tl. Zlno faint) 2J. Colored FAlntS) 2.
aUtlOBsry) 34. FUtwood.
"
fiBGOKLTN.
CUssNo.. Boiler Iron, sail, Plgl
r FeHlngt . Oum rscklng, Rubber' 1
sperm oil) . Unseod Oil And Turpent
giront . soib
rr'Hosr. k.a.ta
I SL UnSAAd Oil anil 1MnattiMt IJ lird
OlIlQ. HetaJUe OtlSl . TAUow md.oi Ilk Xa-
giAeers Stofeer II. ligUenr Tool it IS. Krarl.
Iron Pipe. Valves, fce i IS, Tubest is. -fltecli IT.
twin M.lld IhU. mm.A ritlitil IVk.... a fw
nae, SLe.rdO. White Leadj tit Zlno FalnLfcs.t K.
Colored Faints, Dryer) Sf Stations ryi 24. Flro
wood) so. Hickory and Ash Plank and Buttsj SS.
White Plnet 27. Black Walnut. Chrm mMi.
hogaay. Whit eiollyi 29. Lanterns i so. Jjgnam
191 St. Dudgeb's Kimps
PHILADELPHIA.
CI sss No. 1. Bollsr Iron. k.t l. 9allr rltlan
4. Gam Packing, Rubbar Hose, kc.it. Sperm Oili
a. Unseed Oil And Turpentine) 1. lird OU( a. Me-
u viii . jaiivw ana PI " amgineer'
Stores U. Engineers Toole; ii. EngUM. In
stniments; IS. Steam pimps) 14, Wrought iron
Pipe, Valves, Ho.i IS. Tubest IS. Iteslt.n. Iron
Nails, Bolts and Nutst W. Coppetf leVTln) QO
White Leadt SI. 7lne Painti A ctnA P.lht-
Aad Dryers) n. Stationery iii. firewood.
, j .WNA.mii6im
Uasb Ko.1.Boller lmn,h6 r 3. Plglronf t. BoDet
Feltlngi 4. Gam' racking, Hubber Hoee, acm S
sperm Olfi . LlnseM Oil and Tarputtnoi 7. Lird
Olll S. U atAllle OUl BVTsileW aatd loam ift. EnrU
neers' Stores), it. PgUeers' Tools) 12 Engineers
instruments) is. Steam Pumps ( 14. Wrought Iron
rivr, taivra, i ia. iuon i. seci it. iron
Nails, Bolts, and Nufsc is.Coppert IS.lin, Lead,
and Zlnei 20. Whlta Ladt Sl.yina Palnti M- Hnl.
ored Paints, Dryers) 33. Strtlonery) 24 Firewood.
U1J IIWIH
U.B6
A, MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL
DEPARTMENT.
McniCAL PiiBVEvna'a Orrirr. t
Waiiunqtom, D. C . (lay IS. IMS. I
PnOPncAL will hAwtA kt fhl nfflu m4tlt
12 m . on MONDAY. 1st dar of luatf !. atul nn
the first of every month tberoAfter for supplying
this Depot with tho following Articles, U soeh
quantities as mAy b required during the respec
tive months:
CULM NO. 1.
Cotton Bats
Cotton Wadding
Flannel, red, (an wool)
Muslin, (bleached, unslied, 1 yard)
Napkins, (for opthalmU)
Silk, (green)
Tape, cotton, 6r twilled stay bind
Tape, woolen, or woolen binding
Thread, linen, unbleached
Towels
Towels, (or roller
CLASS NO S.
Twine, coarse
Tow
Otled MuillA, eiflrard ptecee
Ulled f Uk, 4Myard pleeei
Oakum, fine picked.
CU No. S.
Btnders's Board, Sxlt
4alT
Knapsacks, hospital
Medicine Pannier
Mess Chests
Class No 4.
Hand Litter
Horse Utters
Blanket Cases, canvas
Buckets, leather
Class No. .
Fjivelopes, printed
Paper, wrapping, W Si B
Paper, Writing, pap, Letter
Pens. Steel
Pen Holder , ,
Pencils. Lead, Faber, No. t
Portfolloec, eapalte
Wax, Sealing .
CLASS VO. .
Water-beds. India Rnbher
Rubber Cushions, for air r water
' " kai email
Gutta Fercha Bed Cover
Cloth:
CLAJ NO. 7.
Blankets, whlta or gray
Counterpanes f
Mosquito Bars
IlAlr PlUows
Clau No A.
Bod Paenefdelf ,
Bowls, del ' v
Dishes, a i sorted slate
FeeaLaflCupSrdelf '" b
Medicine Spoons, delf
Mugs, del f
Pitchers, half gallons
Plates, delf
Retorts, delf
Pots, chamber, delf
Pots, tea, delf
Spit-mugs, without tops
Spittoons
Tumblers, glass
Urinals
Class No t
Basins, tin, small
Basins, wash, hand
Candlesticks
Cauldrons, assortid sites
Cleavers
Dippers, tin, 1 pint
Flesh Forks
Funnels, tin, 1 pint
Graters, nutmeg, large and small
Knives and Forks, Mix's US
Knives and Forks, Carrlng
Knives, Butchers'
Knivei, Bread
Measures, tin, gallon to pint
Bed Itcket Frames
Bath Tubs
stoves, Coeklog, and fixtures
Range, Cooking
Close Stools
Pots, Inodorous, arm) pattern
Scales and Weights, shop
Steels
Class No 10
Bedsteads, Iron
Chairs
Refrigerators
Bedside Tnbles
Butler' Trays
Class No 11
Brooms
14 rushes, scrub
Buckets, wooden
(lothes Lines
Woods ws
Table Spoons
TeaiiKwns
Hatchets
Hones
Lanterns, glass
Tin Warmer, for stomach
Tin Warmer, for leet
Sadirons
Salt-cellars
Class No 12
Funnls, gists, half pint
Pill-boxes, turned wood
Pill Machines
Pill Tiles, 0x10
Rain Gauge
Rasorsand Strops, In case
Sheep bklns, dressed for plaster
Slates
Spatulas, S to 6 inches
pjdrlt Lamps
lals, assorted
Class No 13
Gridirons
Kettles, tea, Iron
Ladles
Pans, fr)lng
Pans, sauce
Pans, tin
Pots, mustard
Pots, pepper
K.tmtilAB of article will bo shown, aad particu
lars as to sites of packsges. quality of articles, and
probable quantity requfred, will
UV glTCU UH f
pnoawon at iiiib uuivv.
Didders must embrace ln their proiwsals all the
articles designated In any one class. Proposals
uot In conformity therewith wilt be rejected
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con
sidered, and an oath of allegiance must aoeompany
each proposal ....
Bonds, in the sum of five thousand dollars, fnr
the faithful performance nf his oontraot, wlil be
reti ui red of the successful bidder
As the articles lu the above classes are only pur
chased when tho wants of the service demand
them, successful bidders trom a dlstanoe will be
required to sstaullsh an agency in this Cliy
IhU Mitlal I'urvtmr rrvi tha rirnt to re
ject any and all bids not deemed suitable, aud all
conirauis ccuei win no auiuecc to ins ajrjirut
oi ine iturgeoo uenerai
HKNRY JOHNSON,
m s k . u. 8 A , and
Acting Medical Purveor.
in) JO
K
AlIsUOAU
IUON FtUl SALE.
U S Mm itahv Haiihoap Orrirr,
2,10 (i sticet. Waiiiinoton, May 11. 1SU (
underslcned will receive sealetl bids lor the
Th undersigned will r
purchase of 98W0-220 hfhs of new JlAILHOAD
luliM Kil tiniin.U tftthe nril.
SfitllJl-JiW tons of ths atols at the Cambria
Mills, Johnstown Pennsylvania, and tha balanoe,
tlJ .OU--I40 Is at Itttsbure, Pennsylvania.
In ease a bid ts accepted, th )arly niaklnr Ihe
same will be notified as soon as practicable If
within ten da)s aller such notice the jiarty Shall
fail to make iia ment In Government funds to the
undersigned, I In' Iron fur which said bid was mde
shall be subject to sale to any other person
All hid must U sealed Anddlreclcd to the under
signed, Washington, D C, And Indorsed "Bids for
The' right to reject any And all bid Is expressly
"Kd will be received as above Invited until Jun
5, at which time a decision fcft WOT0N.
ray lo-Ut Captain and A. Q. M
'"PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FUHNIBHINO THE
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
Orricc Surest iTEXDEKT Pvnui Paihtiiio,
Washington, nay 1, ises.
In pursuance of the provisions of the seventh
section of the "Joint Resolution In relation to the
Public Printing." approved June 21, i960, seat
4 bropoiAls wU) be received at this office, until
ir.un,BUAi.iciiiuy oi juli, ibu, at 13
o'clooki fof furnishing the PAPER that may b rex
quired for the publle printing, for the year ending
on the 1st day of December, 1864
iDiiuqioinva uis specines, as nearly as can be
ascertained, thequantltyor each kind of paper that
will be required.
CLASS 1 CTNCALKK DinED PR1HT1XO PAPER.
14,000 ream fine prln ting paper, uncalendered, to
measure at by id Inches, and to welfh fifty pounds
to the ream of coo sheets
CLASS 2 CALKXDKHID PRINTING PAPSR.
4,000 reams fine printing pApcr, calendered, to
esMuro Mby si Inches, and. to weigh fifty- is
pounds to the ream of OOu sheet.
( Agreeably to the provision of the lolnt resolu
tlonaforessM, samples of thharactcr and qual
ity of the paper required-for the above clasics will
b furnished to applicants therefor. This paper Ii
to be put up In quires of twenty-five sheet each,
and In bundles of two reams eaoh) each reamlo
eonuin 600 perfect sheets Unllormttytn color.
thlcknesB. and welcht will be reoulredi and nn
bundle (exclusive of wrappers) varying over or
under five per eeot, from the standard weight will
w icmrru, itnu itiv ," win in an cases 09 re
quired. Mixing of various thlckneises In the same
bundle to make up the weight will be considered
violation of the contract.)
CLASS C SIIXD AND CALXfDtBtD PRtNTENO
PAPER.
fioo reams super fin printing paper, hard-sited
aad suite r-ca tendered, to measure 14 1 n lnchM.
and to weigh fifty pounds toth ream of fioo sheets
CLASS 4 MAP PAPER,
endered, of such else a may bo required, corres
ponding In welcht with paper measuring 18 by M
Inches, and weighing twenty pounds per ream of
480 sheet.
CLASS 5 PLATE TArSR.
BOO reams superfine plate paper, 19 by 14 Inches,
and of such weight per ream as may be required
-- CLASS G WRITINO PAPER.
t.ooo reams quarto post, 10 by is Inches.
8,000 reams flat cap, 11 by 14& Inches.
1,000 ream double cap, 14; by 36 Inches
600 reams demy, 16 by 50 inches.
1,000 ream double demy, 2o by Inches
1,000 reams folio-post, 17 by i-J inches.
1,000 reams double folio. W by 11 lushes
200 reams medium, 18 by 33 Inches,
too reams royal, is by 34 Inches
100 reams Imperial, 25 , by it Inches
300 rAms cover paper. Assorted colors, 19 by 34
tnehesj
CLASS 7 PAPER rOH POST OEFICK BLANKS.
10,000 reams, 14 by it inches, to weigh twent)-three
lounds per ream.
Stooo reams, 18 by as Inches to weigh twent)-ilx
pounds per ream.
100 reams, 18 by 33 Inches, to weigh twenty-four
pounds per ream
100 reams, 18 by 18 Inches, to weigh twenty-two
pounds per ream
soo reams, U by 18 Inches, to weigh twelve
pounds per ream.
CLASS a PAPER TOR ARHT BLAMES.
3,000 reams, 23 by as Inches, to weigh forty pounds
per ream.
S,ooo reams, 31 by It Inches, to weigh thirl) -two
pounds per ream.
2,000 reams, 17 by M inchest to weigh twenty-three
pounds per ream.
1,000 reams, 20 by 34 Inches, to weigh twenty-three
pounds per run.
1,000 reams, 31 by 33 Inches, to weigh twenty-two
pounds per ream.
All the twoer dsilcaated In classes 4. a. S. t. and
S must contain 490 perfect sheets to the ream, and
ao " vvttiaM ' quires, inc; an to oe oi in Desi
materials, free from, adulteration, finished la the
best manner, eut to a true edce. and seourelr and
substantially enveloped. The paper In class 6 are
aa may be required by tht otflv. Those In classes
1,4. 6, 7, and 8 ar to W white, and of th sizes aad
weights specified n tn scWlule. Th paper lu
class 7, or por(16ns thereof, may be required double
the sti therein specific', with a oorreipondlng de
crease In the number of reams mentioned. The
papsre In class 8, It will be percelvnl, are of large
rttet and light weight t being Intended for army
blanks, they must be made uf the best stock, of
long fiber, so as to stand frequent folding and un
folding without breaking or tearing.
The right Is reserved of ordering a sreateror less
quantity of each and every kind contracted for In
lo such quantities as the public senlce may re-
autre. '
au in ctaaira, lu ur niruniini nt ucii uuiri auu
AAOn caas will ue cuHSiuairvu Kmririr, nuu iw i on inrir uincrrm iirrs, anu an miur rum it rinun
subject to a separate contract; but bidders ma) of txhlbltlont Large nrst-class Hotel Dining
ofrerfm one or more of the classes In the same Rooms, (Proprietors of uhlch will sae a quirter
proposal of their rents by Its Introduction,) Fair U rounds,
No proposals will be onsldered unless accom- I Rare Courses, wheel ehlelAs, an I Mst, tboiiRh
rianleu by the guarantee tht the bidder or bidders, I not least, this principle prt.ei)ts FtaudMlcnt In
fills or f net r proposal shall be accepted, will enter turns of otesat flections
Into an obligation, with Rood and sufficient sure-) p. 8 Communications from those hallux uso
ties, to furnish the articles proposed Blank lorms , for such Machlues, addressed to the Lnderslgned,
for proposals will ne lurmsitca at inisomce, ana
none win ua macu iuiii cuuiinrrniiuu uuirn utr-
stantlally agreeing therewith
All ine paper in ins icvrrai ciasat-a uiusi o ur-
lh ered at such place as may be designated lo Wash
ington city, (except that In class 7, about one-lhird
of which must be dellercd at Buffalo, In the State
of New York, and the residue In the city of Wash
ingtnn,) In good order, free of all andetery extra
charge or expense, and subject tothe Inspection,1
count, weight, and measurement ofthu Superin
tendent, and bo In all respects satisfactory
Bidders are required to furnish, with their pro-
poiaii. miuiir ui nut ic umu uub ijuirc ui vm
of the kinds of paper Lid for, and upou vhlch thetr
Moiwsals may Ubaied, except In classes 1 and
The successful bidders will be required rigidly to
conform to the r samples , ...
Proposals will U addressed to "JOHN D DU
FR1.KS, Superintendent of the Public Printing,
Washington," and indorsed " Proposals for 'Sup-
I'lVlDg 'irr mj i"
American, Daltlm&rei Inquirer and American,
Philadelphia; Tribune, New York Journal, Boston
Gazette, Cincinnati; ana Tribune, Chicago, ulll
pUollsn III aoove nuce a wrra lor nine wvrni j
Ql
UAKTE KMAHTKH GKNKltAIB
OtFICL,
WAfcinua-iON Cit. March 19. l&t3
flurnrs of alam teisuld are im tied to send to
the Quartermaster General's Office tenders lor
their charter or Bale.
Tenders should contain description of the ves
sels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered tou-
corTpered,whether side-wheel or propelleri.vrhetlier
iron or copper issienuu, size anu iwwcr ui t-n
(Ine and liollersj and should state the price at
which they are offered for long or short clutter,
with the estimated talue of the vessel ln caseol
less, or ln case the Government should prefer to
purchase Instead of chartering
Owners of steam vessels already In the sen Ice
of the Ituartermastcr's Department are requested
to maVe known to the Department auy reduction
In their present rates which they may be wllllug
to srant, and also the price at which they will be
willing to sell them.
All such tenders should be addressed tu th
Quartermaster General of the United States, at
Washington, and should be endorsed " Proposals
for charter or sale of steamers "
When received, the) will be considered, ami the
Department will endeavor tu reduce tha heavy ex
pense Attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tide-waters, by substituting, whercier
It ean do so, cheaper vessels of equal cApsclty for
those now employed. M C MKIU3,
mar U lm Quartermaster General.
HOrOSALS FOIt HAY, HTHAW,
AND GRAIN.
Assistant Qurtcumasteh's Orru c,
(nniUC UirAKTMLHT.
( orner O and 't2d wtrtett,
Waihtnyton. D V , Al ril 16, ImU
WaiTTLM pHorosAUaro luilted lur furulsblng
HAV, STRAW, OATS, and COHN.Ior the use of
this Depot, to be delivered at the Kail road Depot,
or at any of the Government wharves In this city
The proposals to be addressed to the undersigned,
and they should state the nusntll) of eath aitlle
offered, also the price and the date of deliver)
pmn.iaala will be receltcd for live thousand
(6,000) bushels of Corn and Oats, and fifty (W) tous
of Hay and btraw, aud upwards, unless It should
be for the Interest of the Got eminent to contract
Tor a less amount.
All grain to I put "P 1 K'M aeka.of alout
two (9) bushels each, wlikh an to be furnished at
the cost of thecontractor.
The Hay aud Miuiv tu bo securel) I aled
All Grain and Hay ottered to be subject to a rigid
Inspection by the Gov i rnment Inspector
Contracts will be awarded from time lo time to
Ihe lowest responsible blddeis, as the Interests of
theservlce ma) require ... ,..., ,
Good security will he required for the lalthful
fulfilment of any contract made under this adver
tisement. , ,, , ,,
Pa) ment to be mad at the completion of the
contract S I UKUVVN,
Cant and Assistant Quartermastei, U A
ap It li
iM)It SALI3 A UAHK C HANI K 'lo
" Invest Any one wishing to engage In the
very Dustness, will do well to call Immediate!)
at Ihe Lit er) and Sale Stable, corner of llrldge end
Market streets, Georgcthwn, D C, and examine
the stock and outfit, as It will be sold a bargain
The stand Is the best ln town, and doing a first rata
business Satisfactory raasons for selling, and
books aahlblted. to By n-ct
PROPOSALS.
pnofoBAivs Foinvoon AND COAL
Office House or RErncftRTATivcs U S ,
2Ut Mar. 1801
SCALED PROPOSALS will he received at this
race until is o'clock on monda), the2thoi
June next, for furnishing far Ihe uaeof the Hoe
of Representative of the Unlieil States fiM tons
(3.O00 pounds) best White and Furnace CO M,
(itesmbott site,) one hundred cords best dry
Hickory WOOD, and one hundred cords best drl
Spruce Pine WOOD. The whole to be pasked away
In the vaults or the Capitol, in the places whbfi
will be shown on application to the engineer in
the service of the House of Hepr'tentatlvcs, and
to be dellrered by the 1st day of Auguit next
Bonds Cor th faithful execution of the contract
will be required.
Bids for coal and wood Will be considered sep
rately. and sail factory arrinttments must If
mad for the correct measurement of both.
KMFRON FTHrhIDOF
Clerk or House of Representatives, V .
mayss lawtw
CtEALEl) PROPOSALS AHE IN
Q VITKOtHI the 30tb of MAV. 1663, at 12
o'clock M , for furnlihlng the tubsiifence Depart
ment with 30,000 BARRELS OF FLOUR
Hid will be received for what is known as No I,
No 3, and No. S, and for auy ivrtlon less than tl.i
30,000 burel.
Iilds for different grades should be upon separate
sheets of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to be commenced on
theiothday of June, or as soon thereafter as the
Government may direct, at the rate of Sou barrel!
dally, delivered either at the Government Ware
houie, In Georgetown, at the wharves, or at (he
Railroad Depot, Washington, D C
Payment will be wade In certificate of Indebted
ness, or such other funds as the Government may
hav for distribution.
The usual Government Inspection u ill l. u..lc
Just bsfore the Flour Is recelied
ad nam oi aurftiancc nun accompany eacn Old
No Ud will be entertained from partlc who hat e
Firevlously failed to com pi with their bids, or
rom bidders not present to reiond
Ihe barre's to be new and headlined
MdetobedlrectfdtoCOLONl LA RICK WITH
ADC andC 8. U S A , aihlngton, and to
dorsetl " Proposals for Flour " nij ia -dtaoth
F" IOP03AL8 WILL UE KECEIVED
at the Treasury Department, oilUu of Con
suuctlon, Washington, D C, until lio'clock, m ,
of May SO. 1801, for the fumUnlng and delivery of
about ON. MILLION OF DRICK, more or less,
for use on the Treasury extesiioa.
All bricks must be ol the best quallt) , sound,
hard, and wtll burned, of full sire, and In accord
ance with samples that ma) le ieen at this oftlce
Bidder will give price per thousand delivered at
the building, at such points maybe directed,
and la such quantities per dar as the ueceiiit lo of
the work may require. The whole to 1 delivered
by the first or September, 1843
All bids must be accompanied I) the written
guarantee of two responsible erson that the bid
der Is able to perform the cor tract, and will exe
cute th contract should It t iwarJod lu him, and
that the bidder Is a manufacturer of brlek
The Department resen es ths right to reject an)
or all the bids, should It I e rnsaldered Its Interest
to do so, and none will be considered that do not
conform to the requirements f thli ad ertisement
Bids to be Inclosed In a sealed enwlope, and in
dorsed " Proposals for Brick "
MAIAH ROGFR,
May to, isei nfrlnerr in ( barne
mi) 31 Thtmw
INDICATORS.
NEW LETTERS I'.VTKNT.
(Crtlllc.t. No. 33,tW, May Sa, 1WU )
NSTANTANFOUS INDICATOR t
Tha Advantaraanf thla Intention ara that a I
The Advantages oflslMentlon are that a
ar t. . J RJ. Si . ,, .I . ... .
Machine is ottered to the Public, that w HI act mint
Ir I
ALL MONFYS RFCFI D
For the great benefit pf Charlered Corapanles-a.
City PasMpger Itajlroad Cars, Jerry Boats of the
Xl.Yi Z. .V.'.VrA , 1 fW: i".V "'." . , Jt"""-1
THIS MACHINE Is not at the control of Coodue-
fnra nr Hit Knrala In rift utv rnmn liutti .
aud of great strenglh and durability; to further
comment by us on tins sat lnp point 1 unnocesstir) .
It la anlntaJuabie
T K I. L-T A I.E M A ( II I N F
Against the too-often practiced
KNOCK-DOWN S.TrM
. . . . ".r . . . ...'. -".---'
Its reneral use Is also wherever Monfj arr aid i
for Admission, luehM
TH'
atr s,
will reoeiie attention
hUWLANI) LRuMrllrN.
WILLIAM It UUSP,
Patenters, W3 Pcnusjliaiita Avenue
WashlnKton, May 20, 1W3 myi3 ltf
l.EGAr, NOTICES.
UUl'HEJIU C'OLUT OK I'HE IMS
O 1H1C1 OF COH.MDIA, M1TIM. lilt
nuiTi-r. a-w t ft. o titui nil T ( .III) 1 Liill
unill-u oiiri vinnii i .. .
i SAID DISTRICT ,
'
United States vs Lots No I, J 1 U, Square
No 6w,iathetlt) of Washington
' Whereas, lots number one two three, lour, six
ftBd vra , . , t 9 mnd7i) ln .t,arenumWr lire
hundred and nine!) (&Bu as theaamearv markeil
nd designated on the grounl plats aidilini of
the ell) and county of Washington, and Diali lot uf I inionn ttl.m lu tnls Couit, pra)iiig the condemns
Columbia, recorded In the Land Records of md ' tlon of sal I property and nal estate, under tho act
District, tngetherwltha)lthelinproeme'itslbulld-I at irosalil, and that prou'ss of monHInn Issue
logs, rights, prl lieges, nppurleimnces.Hnl othtr I agiliut the owmr and owners of sld proper I) and
hereditaments to the same bdonriug, or lu aio I real catate, and all persons interested or (.laliuiug
wise appertaining, and all the right, title, and in-I an interest tht teiu, warning then at some earl)
tertatot Samuel Lev. therein has bten seised t'l ' H 1 aiMiev and answer said Informitlon
the Marshal of the Unlted'itu i. rfhe District of
Columbia, bv virtue nf an act of t oucress.
proved on the sevcnteenlhdai of Jul), lu the )ar t ijhi.k( u that notice b givrn to the owmr mi
1 . !-. .1 l.i.V. . I.ilI n.l -,.!. n . i ,. .t i - , .1 .o a I ...I.I,, . ...I .
oi uur iioiu ii uf iii.iusanu rih"' """ " '' '""
t)-two, entitled "An A..I to suppress iiisiirri'fc
tlon, to punish tieason an.) nltlliou to seize
and londscate the prop rtj of rebels, ind
fir other purposes" ami wh nas He Inltc-d
Mates Attorney ror the Dlitritt nr tolumbla .11.1,
on the thirteenth da) of Mil), D lbn3, lUe a
LIU1 of Information In this lourt privinp the
condemnation of said property and teat estate un
der the act aforesaid, and th it piokissol monition
issue against the owner an otv nrrs of said pni
ert) and real estate, aad all pt rsons Interested or
claiming an Interest then in, arnlug them at sonu
earl) da) to appear and ansuer sai l Information
It Is, therefore, on this Wth ilti of Ma), in the
tear ol our Lord vlghtren huulud sUtj-tlitet,
OmtLHCii that notUe be given to the owner ami
owners of said proper!) mid r-l tsiate, anl all
persons interested or claim tup n interest iluicln,
to ajipear and answer this inlormatl m on the tlrst
nionuay oi juiv near, ami snow itim n uj j
i. . . .;.i if i . . . ..iai. i..i f iid
have, why said property and roil estate, ami the
tight, title aud Interest theuiii ot the said Simurl
Lee should not be condemned and sold anonllna;
tolawi and that not leu be glun I) poallnf atopj
of this outer upon the fioiit i'n i ol th. Court
House nf the District of Columl In, and to publUn
tionlutbeNATiuNAiIterumti as uvue a wi. k pre
vious tosaldftrst Mouda) of J iU i"Xt, A 13,
the first publication to be on or before the Hi al d-t)
of June neat
Uy ortler of the Court, 13th Ma, l-uJ
lest H J MHUH, Ckrk
my !le JAWtJul)6
rpillR Ifl TO QIVK AOlU'i:, 'I hat
X the subscriber hath obtain I ironi me ur
pt.it ns Coui t of Washington Lount), In the DUtrkt
of tolumbla, letters tesfauipuiar) on th.' persuul
estate of William S, Colquhuun, late ol Uasliln
tou county, D. C , deceased. All persons having
Claims against th. said defeated, art herein warned
to exhibit the same, with the miLhers tin reof, to
the subscriber) ou or Ufore the -uiUj oi Ma) next.
the) ma) otherwise by Uw I estlu Ud tioui all
beiiktlt of the said estalw
Given under uiy hand this Jt da) l Ma), 1 J
UAH1 s WILUM
ni) 11 laww 1 xiuilor
rpuiR ib to cm i: M)in l, 'in v i
JL the sul s rlhcr has obtalmd from the Orphan
Luurt of Washington count), lu the Dlstmt of
(.olumbla, letters of adniluistratlou on the pvrson
al estate of Elizabeth tttllllngs lale ol tlo count)
aforesaid, deceased All persons hin tlaluis
against the said deceased, are hen' j vvarnul toix
hlblt the same, with the oiuhcrs theieof tu tin
subseilber.onor before tha Hlh tin) l Mn) mill
the) may otherwise b) law U i ludid lrin all
binetlt of the said eataic . .
t.lven under mv hand this mb I i) ol Ma), in
jOlh H Ji'NK,
ui) U lavOw" Adiuiitistntur
7ASlIINGTONA.NlALKAM)HIA
TT KMtlU . . ii ,.
Ine steaiiiere " loung Amerua, Caj t lainoii,
I.IM... L D...I-- lT ..... vu. lllUlln. Will. Oil
and artcr MONDAY. Ma) 4, commence thilr regu
lar trips between Washington and Alexandria, at
1 o'clock In the tnorninr, making trips every hour
aunng am uay, unui m o'sukk in ."-(-
WasaTiaavroH, May 1, 18M. nay -U
SUPRBMfi COVnT OF THE DIP
TICT or COLUM0I. UTTINQ AH Till
MID DISTRICT. '
Unitsd State.,
The Schooner Martha Ann
and Caris,
nInI
Whereas the aald Sf hoonrr n,1 fimrrn w- ati
turrd as priie by ihe officers ami erew ot the L'
i schooner ramuel Rotan, attached to the North
Atlantic Dlnckadtng Squadron, nrld brought Infi
Ihe port pi Washington and Wllhln thejurl!Jj
tlon or this court, and on thirteenth day of Mi
A D 1863, a libel was filed In this Court by tl t
United States Attorney for said District, pra)Iti
the condemnation of said schooner and cargo, am
that process of monition and attachment Issue
against said schooner and eargo and the owner
thereof and all persons tniereetrd therein, warnlni
f.. m . otnf rIy "r to appear and answer said
1111 It li. Iherefnre, ordered by this court In ad
miralty Bitting this fourteenth day of Mar. A.D
it3, thit notice be given to the owners of ssli
schooner and cargo and All pevsoas Interested ni
clAlmlng an lntereit therein, to appear and answi
this libel on the first Monday In June next, and
show cause. If any the) hire, why Bald schnonor
and CariTO Should not I CAndrmn.1 bii.I anM m
cording to law) and that the said notUe be givm
by post lnr a copy of this onler uion the front dnoi
ofLourt Houieof sild District and b nubllcatlni,
Inll.aM.v.nu.. II .......... .. '' .
.in niiiuniLiiLrriii n i i wit r a wreK lire
liOlli to SAld lint Mnndat In Jim. i.mi th.Lj
publlcallon to I e on or tefnr the li!th dar of Ms
A U ItMtJ
0) order of the court
Test
lop Test
my is fawjol
R J MFtUSllerk
h i Ml K.I, cieik
Supuemi; contT of the nis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, SlTTINO AS THF
UMTF D STATFS DISTRICT COURT FOH
SD DISTRICT.
Untied Sfatea tt SuMiviitn A n.l r .n.i i..i
of KubJliitlon No 6, ftquare No vHi, fl.iildings,
Whereas, SuUlhislon A and Subdivision l, and
thittptrtnf I-ot or Subdivision numberel Hie lj
drsertbfdasfillowst Deglnnlng at the North past
comer of said Lot, and running thence Writ
tnmt-He (24j ffet, theme Soutit fort) tire (15)
feet, tJiencn.Asttwrntytive(U)feet, thence North
fort) -the (13) feet to the beginning; all In Smmre
numli.iki1 i.rt ImiiilvAil a Mil .l.kli -H. inuii - - . l.
....... -T. ... ..... ............ .im .iKui)-iiir 1' nunc
same are known, marked and designated on tho
ground plats and plans of the city and county of
Washington, DUtntt of Columbia, and recorded
In tht
Land Records of said District, together ulth
all the I nm oiements. bulldlnrs. rlrhl. nri
HilfV
appurtenances, and other hereditaments to the
nine iuinpcinK, or tn an) wise appertaining, and
all thr right, title. Interest, and estate of WM
8)1111.04 therein hae Item aelzed l th Mar.
haiof the United States for the District of Co
lumbli, by virtue of ao ct of Connresi, ap
proval nn Iho sMeoteenth da) of July, tu tne
) ear of our Lord one thousanl eight hunoreil and
ixiv-inu, cniiiim "An act 10 suppress insur
rection, ti punish Treason and Hebelllon, to
scire aud conlUeate the IToperlyof Hsliels, aud
for other purposest" and whereas, the tnlird
on the twelfth day of Ma, A. D. 1803, rile a UbA
nf Information In this Court, prating the con
demnation of snld popert) and reif estate, under
the act aforesaid and that process ot monition
states Aiiurncy lor inr Dinricioi toiumma uiu.
isiiuo Against the owner ami owners or said proper
t and real est ite. and all persons interest! or
claiming nn Interest therein, warning them at
some eariyuayio appear anu answer saiammrint
tlon It Is, therefore, on this nth day of May in the
)car of our Lord elghteeu hundred sixt)-thue
OnotinEii that notice be gltcn to the owner and
owners of said property and real estate, and all
persona Interested or claiming an Interest theieln,
to appear and answer this Information on the first
Monda) OMUL), A U lbW, anu snow cause, II any
h) fM prnpertj and teal estate, and
the right, title and Interest therein of the s id
w nilatn shields should not be oon lemned and sold
pnnrillntf tn Uwi and that nntle h irlvnn h .mat.
Ing a cop) of this onti-r upon the front door of the
Lmirt ,nlM of thf utatrlct ot Columbia, and b)
pUbiioation In ihfl Natiohal Rtri sttrss, twli4
li
a week previous to said nrst Monday or July, A
iithe first publication to I on 6r before th
.. .. . .. '..-.-.
t urir uai m junr. io
Ri order of the Court. Utn May. 1SS3
list H J. Mr-ICi, Clerk
Von Test ft J MKH.S-lrk
t i 2H MwtJuIr
(tlTHKMK C'OL'KT OK THE OH-
r) rniCl OI COLUMBIA, SlTTINO AS 1j
UNllFU J.TATFS DIStniCT COURT rUH
SAIU DISTRICT.
Lulled States t Part of Lot No 2. Lot No 1,
Part of Lot No 1, square At, In the clt) of W Ash
logton, D C
W herons, put of lot number two, (2,) In square
number two huudrcd and iWhtyiour, (J3t ) being
the west four fret four Inches trout of said lot b)
theiteplhof the same, lot number three, In square
number two hundred indt-iht) four, and that pirt
of lot number four, In square number two hundred
and eltfhtj-fiur being the east nineteen feet tigh-tt't-n
hiiltts front of said lot b tht dfpih of the
sainn, as the simc are kmm u, marked, an I desig
ualid uti tne giound platsor pla oftlte.ltj tnd
i, tiut) of W'ahlnr.toii, an I Distrlc of Cidumtia,
records! In the Ltnd Hctord of a'd district, to
gether with all the linproi rment buildings, rights,
prUilegea, appurUnanu'S, and other heradkta
incut to the same b 1 tiding, or in an ulse aptr
taiuing and all the rlttht, title, and interest or
Dtnlcl Httrlilt and Mir) F Ititctitt thtrt-ln t as
Uieu siffd t'V tht' Marshal of the I ulled Slate for
the Ms.rict of Columbia, b) irtuuof an act of
longrctB, iiiinutrdonlbesetenlecnthdav uf Jul).
In ihe jetr of om Lord oneihijusaiidtlglithuiidit.il
and slat)-twti, cnlltlrtl ' An Act to suppress lu
surrecllon, tu punish Treason ind KiWIIloii, to
sel70 and coniiscate the Property of llrbrls, an I
for other purpoacs and when. a the United States
At tome i for Hie District of Columbia did, on ths
IhlrteeiKli da .f M. I). Isd.1. fllf a Llbfl of
, it In then fore, on this lith da) of Mij itithe
a i
mm
'tear bl our Lord rlxhleen hundred slat-tbr
nersot salt lironortv and real latatu, and n.l
pt rsons Intt tested or clilmlnic au lut lest then in,
to appear find ansiv. r this Information m the ilrst
"1 tn.la) o Jul) next inl show cause. If an) II .
have, uh) sabl proper!) i ol real catate, and ttm
rli lit title aud Interest lliertluof the said Daniel
lltlclllte nt d Maiy r liattlllle should iot he ion
deiiii i I and bold aci'ordlurf lo 1 tu ujiJ that nolltie
tKlicn I-) postlrgacopv of Hits order upnj the
front doirol tht Lourt House of the Dlsiiki or
lo'uiiibia, aud b) publ.kitlon In th Natiosai
Klei uih an tulULnvveek pr. vlousto siUl first
Mondi) ol Jul) next, D iwU, the Mrs p il lUa
tlon to be on or i elore the first ituj of June next
Uv oi lerofthr Court, 13th Mi), ItttJ
fest H J Ml K, II. rk
Lif) list H J MKIGS, Clerk
may -H JiwtJuljo
Srpm:ME coi'itr tF Tin: w
THK r OF LOLL MUM SHIIM. Till
tllfD srAHN UIiniILT tOUHT luh
HAID DlilltlCl
ti.lt. I SUt.a it lol No tt, S.) Hire N.i t,i hi
the Lit) of Urtilmmloii D t
Uliercns lot mi in tier nine, (,) tti ai jtre iiiu.iU r
thrrt huiitlied ant llfi) Ihiec, (il j ns the sime Is
kiioitn marked, and designate.! on the ground
puts I plans of the Clt) and lounlj ol Wash.
ington and District uf LolimilU, reciUd in the
land Ktcords of said District, together wit , all
the tiupiovemcut, building's, rights, privileges,
Hppuiteuances, anl other lute lllaineiila to the
ferime lloinrinj or lu an) wise appertaining, and
all the right, lilit, ami ininst m 1 luanl M
(Inrke therein his been solid b) (lie .Marshal of
the I niteil Slates of (.oluinbta, ') virtue of an nt
of touitriss, approved on the stveiiteiiilhi laj of
Jul) lu the j ear of our Uml one tho isaml t iht
huiiJilai'dsUtf-tno, inttlJed" u act losuju r ss
Insnrrictlon, lo I uiu.ii treason an i riieiuoii,
anoconiir tie ine prop, riv oi r. ifi, ami
lor othtr puroSts, find Wirrt.f Hie loitt.il
vt-ttia VUiiilti' no ute i'iiici oi luiiiiiiuin iuu,
.. ii tl.e thlrtetntli tij ol Mi) V D IHuJ, lilt n
lilul uf lufi rniaiioii lu Ibia louit, pr i) iitj. the
con leuiimllon ol a t .1 pro ert kui real i suite,
unlt-rlhe ut al rtsAld anil that piocess or i iuiii
tiouls.ut n.inst ttii owner and oumrs i f saUl
nrmirti ami real i stale ui I all 1 ersous lnteri sled
or claln.lng 'in Interest theieln, wurnlng them at
aouieciiri) Ui) louppinr anu iiuiiui tin iuhh
niitioii , , .,
It Is, thereloie on this Uth dav ot Mtv,h the
)ear of out Lord ilghleen Imiidretl sit)-tliree.
Uhiuhih thai n it lie te gh en to the owmr anil
owners ol stbl iopi" "ttl r Kl ' ""I all
p. i sons inttlcaUd or clalmini, au lutinst tlurtiu,
to ainiear and nu I ansuir this liiloritintlon o i the
111 t lllbt) of lulv next, and sI.oh aiue, If an)
I lie j In c h) saol propert) and ienl iiUii.aud
Die rlxht, litle and Interest ihtieln ol tic aud
I IwtnlM Llarki ahoul 1 not le bondimn I au I
a ild aoiuHllu. to bivv an.lt lut not leu 1 1 glviiib)
I listing i cup) 'f this onler ii) on tin lionl iloor
ol UieLomi llousu of tin. D stllct ol Loliimlla,
in I b) lublkfttlou in the Nutlonftl mpubilcau
twice a icK previous to said tlrst .Muii.trt) ot
Jul) next, the ilrst publication to tie on before the
nrst day ol June next
tiv order of the Court, May U. 13
Co.)-Test H i MM" Clem
m) 'j&-r2awtJul)t
(From the thicks County Intelligencer )
AFTER THK BATTLE.
A breeze Is playing across the sky,
It flap the trnt thai cover my head,
It seems to laugh, now It seems to sigh,
A cheer for the living a sob for the dead
It is not sweet, for it scents of death.
et it cools the heat of the burning cheeks,
It chases the hospital's fetered breath,
And the dens of pale disease It seek
h star looks In at the parted door,
Its ) ellow Isshes are quivering, tooj
Tis watching to dud who come co more
'TU weeping ot e r the living few.
Ihe moon looked down In that beautiful night,
'Mid the cannon's roar ami the rifle' trill,
She wept as sha passed from the dreadful sight
Still tearful she bldei beneath the hill.
V hear no more of the plougnusa's voice,
The pleasant murmur of household toll)
Do the strains we hear make us rejoke
Is the life we witness but turmoil t
Here and there Is a pauh of green
Olrdled b) wheel-nits all around)
K lone tree, startled, peers ot er the scene,
For its brothers are gone from Ibe barren grout. 1
bcAl--d.i is tl.eMau.pl.-d, hUbUu.d caith
Ah, uo t beneath this sheltering clod.
A flower has sprung to a beautiful birth '
it opens He errs Lent straight toward God
Come to me, lone one I A thousand dreams
at thy sweet bidding are springing up I
I glide o'er tho waves of Life's fouotaln streams
Al thy Rlance, my Buttercup!
The suu scarce move through the burning auh
Slow falls the trsmplug of mauy fret,
I feel Ihe sweat of the toilsoioe msuh,
Ihe lips are parched with the dust and heat
A troublous thought is coining this way,
A sle,h Is tapping for entraove. too,
The steel of ray rifle seems lead to-day,
These straps are cutting ihe shoullcr through
There's some thing I) lug upon the grounJ
A tiny scrap of a ruined book;
A thousand to day I've passed around
But this t It has a familiar look
I glance It over, and ere aware
My face Is wreathing Itself a smile
How easy my knapsacX now 1 bear,
Huw kindly shortened Is many a mile t
'T Is naught but a part nf a Primer leaf.
With a little eut In the eornrr still
The great, plain tj pe, the sentence brief,
The first light step up Learning's hill
A Trot-Una ItorirA Ui-tte Hoy
The hot $e can run The boy can -(.
1-o-y, toyJ-o-ytjoy
And ma) be a llttlit else t eslde
No matter, I'm llrtng a life again
Among a little and earnest trow d i
Oh, sweet ts Ihe chlldl h treble when
The chorus Is opened quick and 1 .ud
The echo Ib pit) ins; about my ear,
It chimes with the tap of the rattling drum,
1 he foot falls firmer, he heart gains cheer,
Ai grntle thoughts of thore children voine
'T was but a scrap but a world of wealth
To And in this Unh erse of war,
Where happy dreams come but b) stealth,
Where "ouls are tried as ne'er before
It breathe! of halcyon da)s, and Peace,
I re traitors cuised our beautiful landt
It h hlspered of time when Strife should ..ease,
And Right crush down the traitorous band
1 or God will k! p to us ii Toai I
We Join our bands an 1 we Join our t.earls
e 11 tight agtln as valorously
Again the hot blood determined starts '
A Sword shall Dime out against ihe ak) ,
A Lead r to lead us n HI soon he born '
Oi a B.tt4rir For thee Is our Battle-cry-No
star shall anlsh or stripe lie torn '
Nca Totomac Creek, Ma) u, IScS k.
KUOM AUTK.IH'4 WAIID, Jit
WAiBiKflTON, May 8. IfcxJS.
The rebel Confcrierac) air not bltogiiher
nacgdTLi.
Bnt HooLer'wall rlRlit. i
It' the prcv'lent opinion ov men hlh In
military orthorlty hero, tbtl Hooker's alt rlyht
I think -n too So dun Olo Atie
Unmclv. I
A I. set! a ccti'nl rain uj loe's greatest
nenny.
"Air (ten'rnl Kaln u CopperheiU" I arskl
lht re bl Lrreaiel tnerraU.1 I
" I tuean," nr Ihe Pre , " 1 mean the rain
from the elements." i
'MV' I.
'A I. , ' I remarkl agsnu, "the Copper
lii.Unamt Little Mutk liu k ! tin uim) Wol I
you think nhout '
I rarnl alforJ It," ez lie.
" Why not I" sez I
" Wal," cr he, 'wlnuli had toiiiiiianJ t-i t
lu had l:Ti,000 men faclu 40,000 rchel, an dun I
tiothlu but holler for More Now that the rd.s
has 1S0.OO0, YonujjNap. wood leqtllre 4SO,000
an still do unthlii lint holler fer More. Sol
rarut utfonl 1L"
You nlr altogethr rllit," set I. " But
lime's one Oin'ral, Mr. l'na , you warm right
orf "
Wot Ocn'ral'i lliatl" ez he
' A Cleu'ral Draft.
ti tu t otiiiu to pars soou, cf i.ot soniur. Hut
I'm i txwinpter from Ihe Conscription 1'vo
Just diarnvtre.1 that nine fullnrleM mid mother
hio- orphlna lUnend on me fer support I In
tilld Colltllioii lu tho hupportiu Illz till tliv
ilnifi nlr over
'I In rebels alias Copperlieds hi" Mil .In
feted In Conn. They've had tbar piaou tan't
tut true ted a few. It not troo, ui Hie ('. H. Jer
lial4nstrl, lhat 100,000,000 Ota) ,'0j volunliira
leturneJ Irom the army to tluffl BUt 1 1i r the
pjrpoa of otlu for the Uiilou (uvner beurre
I). J otieotlontd un lnlrllltut (nntrabatul, an
he se It wasn't troo. I thort It vra in ore ov j
v Ii ov v i rey, kh 1 ui ski a hhntiulut; hero ef lix)
t opptrhe-U diit'ut liuv lh. rank to i irsi
tin ir MiLiit fi r the ( , II. ln o Couu.
" None," er h
' It v !" von know," ae? 1 I
" h),"i li,"tlun'iiii.t H,i in on i op
per la-da in our uriuv.
1 was sail In il
IliuacC. II.1 air Ry nuJ rilv farptnt. j
Tliej vvurnt tht nleratiitiet unsiltnotlmi pie-.
eirveJ whole. Tin) (ji in lor one Micpr an
oiieConstltontiou, Imt uot oueLuuntr). Hard- '
I) The) ilouU ktira spiekbd ibmkej what,
liuiiiii ov the I'nlou Whites, au Ihe Culoii it
ailf, ao tho Conailiontlon A Slav ervlapnservwl I
vvliolo iia they Wan, la, or thnod lie, jeennlln '
to thur Ule ov tlilngx. Kspestiill) rJUer I
These Copprrhedalell ou, kotln wolthLylhiuk
UieScriptooraortioau), " WliatsliaUli pmplilt
it man eftm Katies tlia whole wond, natlienext '
lm), Inetnodin a portion of Noi .Iitmv, el lie
lOhhl'H (III) CollhlllOUtilHUl I"
'llieausaiim tnermlcs to llie dn. rmuMil hav ,
lately Mopted a tluuulu thlni; hi iho wny of m
liudjic It's n hlfly kke hilliieiire Huv dar
nrl the iU It im lets tciuall viol Iivcb on mppir
piiiules, who tin her ht I th I up In i rjj. with ,
I.Hurtv onto it lent a lhv have bin le uln l!u ,
pin rojtiierioiitiiv- tho Hurd orUUrty, antn
lu loBinaslicTnthliih'ils lhat haa iiuitlUliiir I
todo wilh I.tbtrtv. Ihia bailee thLV pin onto
thar kotis, and think thev'll para lor put-rlola
r (iiv other rlotn Iluv miiihl) teuilud uio
ov the rHula whtii tluv illitpU) thu Slur an
btrips to bilra) oiirsolijers to gor ur''' H
iiicLiia tin saiuo ililtij; vitid more '. bez a Cop.
pcihudiotiit theollur duy, proudly dlsplayiu
lllr. httllKC
" I in a lOiMHirticd."
"All u i luukltticd too, ' SC7 1. " Hut tta a
pntt) gootl idiotir )uut part to vviui ihoso
tiling' lu the onlv thing uhoitt nu thai
l.lbutv l'tiut1 '
" Yrr u il utiullstitlier," he t. Iv Illy ie
pllud " lir vvurnt to sim the South Ihki
lhats wul ulia vtr,"
I'll Ul It Is," scz I IM like to -ci. it
done putty ioonly, too. But a , wood'nt It be
more approprlatcr ef, losiead ov Liberty, your
LUdcna4 oft U tho CooatUoMlAn A It It
ehl
"Tart "
I dld'ht llniref fi ttia Mia Ia ftnlah t.a im.
tent, but I hoodnH wmidr f . mu tn
cn me a aboUllonw ftRsne, prefaced Ith a
ensi word. I'll wager a moniilated greenback
affalDjr Wilmington flhlnplatler he was.
Onat Upon a time I herd a coperhd make a
speech. Tcrtreeaon, Jeff Davis tnhliparml
Mt" flays carat exuol It, Nary time. The Cop.
TIM hlsM 4th In the follerln stile, or words to
that effect, vluanii
Feller ReplHexThe ebollslienen air tUU per
lecnotln the Confederacy, In a dispatch from
ffiltaftnir rTtii la m nalt fll.la A tV
Jrnlltls statoij that tho flen'rnl comma ad In
nas -lssooeu praer to prevent oar ooathern
hrotliren from ronvartlDg TanVee Boant Into
Dollar Jewelry.' This, my bearers, 1 but
another evident or the. despotic power claimed
an exercised by the mltilon ov the pro. en t Ad
ministration. Tn iMod Aprononealfhame&tato
(I think thati wnt he railed It,) against the
south Jest becauz they amooz themtelvee by
maUn slow pane out ov Llakon'a lolgerV
akulls, nn thns live up to ibo Censtltootlon Aa
it in. wiicre ii reiera to me "panooi or Iiappi
ncsa" I aar to Issoo a pmnoneilcbamenuto
fur thli, la so supremely rdlklus, that one can
eon rely better hU carMifbt How long, O bow
torDK air such petty acls or tyranny larit
Ef our Southern freends chooz to cave in wound
eil Union solgera beds an Jab bayonet tbroo
mar onuiee, tney win not no amerra irom lien
humaln act by military orders all or which
me friends, roncIooMvely prove slavery to be
th nigger and poor whites proper spear.
ine repine smiaum mnr inn eumtnent ror
the evil la the da thereof, as the polck tei
ArftertheC H. got throo, a forrln looklnchap
who was In Iho crowd, sceln I nas tho only
loyal personage In Ibe enembled innttltood,
approurht the underslud au whl$ered,
" Mt frond, kin von tell me the nulrkest war
lo tret to the N'ortli f I am a stranger In the Lf
S., an hnv Int rnt' nrknnln J wirnt to get
to the North '
' To the North ?' boe 1 ' hr you sir In
the North." The chap lookt dootjlous, A sei
ho
" Don't 1 rifle with me, stranger I see 1 ve
fot Into the very hot I1 fir treason I wood
llkn tn get North among Union men."
I Jar ft. one or my gay and happy larfs, au e:
I, " You air In a ropperhed mcotln, which
the same thing a a hot-bed ov treeson -or en
other IxhI ov treaou. But you air In th Nouu
2."
I had to talk to the chap near 4 an 30 hom
ear I cood ronvlns him he was ln the North
An then ho sed the home must be ociunlnd bv
nhcls. But It wasn't tho nrt 8nntbern reheia
only Northern traitors
iron i 2 troo !
Tours sum more A. W ann, Jr
WllAT TUC &OfDfEM TniSK 0 ALLAIld
mam. Thu lolloping extract from le let
trom a correspond eut with Ronerraas' Army In
Tennessee, shows how the Wrsurti notdlers re
gard Vallandlgham't arrest i
" I know of nothing which for a longtime
! has cht rvd the hearts of these YVeateru n 1
i dins ao much aa tha arrest and sentenc t
Vallandlgham. There are upwardofnlftyOli'u
i nglmentaln this army, and the severest trtsi
I which they liavo beun obliged to undergo wai
I the trvaaoa of VaLlandlgbnia In their own &U
, Uadbe Imjoo taken hero I douolthlokba would
have escaped with ao light a puolsbmsnt, ani
, when tbo newa came of hi a aentencti, aloug
i and loud shout was clrcu by the brave Ohio
aud Illinois troops. Uurmldo's order has as
good effect with this array as a rem forcemeat
of teu thousand men.'
ArllllerT' Trfft Irelle Alouf the I
Teuton ot Vasbtugtot.
HEADQ'nl VZHMMCXT OT WasillKOrON
Marl.lMJ
General Orders No. U7.
I. The artillery troops la irarrlion lo the Held
work eonultullnjc the Defences of Wash lug
ton, will be exercised In nrllllerr target prat
tire, iliirlQaT tlie month of June, ' pieserbei
lu Atllelft XI, Armv KoHiitations, (cdlti iu oi
1h61 ;
II. The practleiwltltakeplacuou(tnch 7. 4
ilayhtuX Vf.Ljmornlnc, (weathrrpermlttiD j
between th hours of 5 and 1? during Uk
month of Jut. i, nntll the autuorlxM numnei
shots have beAi Ureil Tin r. uillti.no large
drill); oil other dajaor at other Uourithuu those
herein prcscrluid.
III. Ttieionfummlounl atumuultl m 2tesvL
fort will be limited to ' aotld "hot, shell, oi
case shot, for tack of thecompjuksof artlller
tuuipajlitK Its gurrisou If, on ac ount t "jJ
weather, trtign tluly, or oth.i rtaions thi
whole nnniher of sh ls to whieh in) compau
waa enlltIM dtirlm; tho moiiib ol April tt ,-.
not expended at thai lime, lht uuepndiiil b a
inn' ma) l llrtd during the luonili of Jum
IV Tin Jir. tlousin Knii le I of the .m
Rei;iilatlnni will h strlctlv oltrved, aud J
tailed reports of the artillery praruce will
forwarded, through lirlgudu or dUtrlct n
inanders, direct to Brigadier General Bjii
Inspector of Artillery, V. S A , tn whom sp i
cations will lm mad for the printed blank. i
this purpose.
V. The Qimrlirmailci Ikpati urtii v
furnish tiiiUrlal siiltabln fortfirfit on rou
Itlous made and upprovtd In tlinusuil nutiu
hut nil inntuilnl su'ti iaton It luiiod trpa u u
or tplU logs of felbd tin. I., r, w,ll l.. uul
nv.illible, as fur a podtible, by Itu eonnnai.a
IntrolUeira nf the fortn.
I. A fir a prjitlcablo, (he author t
uuiillur ol idiolanlll he divldol auions; di
dill .'re ul guna, hoiviUfr. oi luiriui jl ej t
fort, au 1 will not In ion fined to tin samet(uii
or . nllbr a.
II. Wheiu'vor a lori Is aohlinaiod iht ti
linpracii able lo pruviUe Its gun without
lo ieroii or pr ipei ij , th rutmuati ling oili i
of the brigade o- .liflrti l will authorlxe Us .
rliiiin to p met leu at somu other fori.
V 1 1 1 . torurgit pruiilee, tho umuiuuit u
ued will always bettiit whli hhas ii'i u lou i
In the-magazine, of the fort of whn'h tin fc;ir
son i prjeilriug The uminnnltloii expcudeJ
will h rt plat ad b now aniniuiililju, lor uln U
rtuNltlun will he initio InuuMiuti U afti itis
prarllrc lrrouipl to I I u If run. Ir. umsUUi.os
will the ammunition In inn tiuuzlno of uam
fori he iHTiniitwl to git Mow tin uiuouut pie
mrlbed (or eiib uu bv i i-iiug orders.
I l oiiui tnditig oil, if ol artillery dr
again leniluded lhat tin tiugil piartlce hcrem
ordered I of the tint Imooruoeu to their n
structlou and ulii it ue , and lhat, to be useful
It must beioiiduclid vv lilt thu grottiest care, anl
deliberation, au 1 with the strident observance
and nei unite leeord of result. No officers ot
collated men, not otherwise ntteuartiu einlov
ed, will ho oxiusid from target practice
By louiuiaud of Maj Ois. IIeintzelma'
utnnti II Pottek, AssH AdJ fleneral
UUfliirllou Uetweeu the Objects u.l Hi
1 earns uf Wsir.
Wo arc luvoheil In a war of Belf-deJeuir-
ll ia not the olivet tin J fjiupMt i out h
lli a to lay watu lands, burn i i U-, "ruin wp
railroads, sink ships, hit k id harbors, desti L .
iQiuiume, eupturo, Imprison, wuuud, or kin
cltlrcusi to acUd, ujproprlste, LODflciaiv, ir
destroy piivate property loiuierfere with I iu
Ulea, or doiiiesth lnItuilinai lo mmoTt, uu
ploy llMrniti, "" url 'e'i to ccuniui it
u&tloual d tit, luipo-e new and burden, ui
taxei or localise thousands ol lo)etku i.
to bo sliln In balllM. Uul, aarrMJfi ot cart
un (in vntrf, it has hoeome necessary and aw
till to la) wuilti, burn, sink, destroy, blotka la
I wuuud, iMpluro, and kill, to accumulate dubt
la UJ.es, aud expose soldlsrs tothe peril of
duaJl) combat Such are the ordinary rtiQlta
aud Incldtnts of war. lion William Wh ii ,
Solicitor of th War Qapirtmnt.
m
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