THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1866.
BEAUTY Id TAIN.
BT MI'S ROBRRTTI.
WliMo roc arc to rod,
While lilir re no whit',
Kliull t w P'n exalt brr tare
Bccaim It give delight f
She's, not so sweet a a roa,
A llly'a straiRhUr than she.
And il she were as red or white
Hhc'd h but one of three.
Whetl or he flush In love's siimmc
or In tta winter erow pale,
Whether the 11 mnt her beauty
Or hid.- H away In a veil,
Be she red or be she white,
And stand sho erect or bowed,
Time will win the rare he runs witd
Aud hide her away In a ehroud.
her,
A COO'S V lir TO THE DOG SH-W.
It has been f.aid that Sir Ocorge Grey wa.t him.
tclf to visit, the Agricultural Hall at Inliiiirton,
'o form his own opinion on the complaints
which bav? been made In the neighborhood
to the noife cnuped by the canine multitude, and
its inlurlouB effect on the nerves of the human
inhabitants of that district. If this should be
so, we may look, no doubt, that full justice will
be done to the human nerous systems of Isling
ton, but poyHbl.v a great iniufctirc may remain
behind. From bur own obervation we should
pay tliat the exciting ellect of the exhibition is
far greater on the nervous st(!tns of tho dogi
them, elves whether confined in the building or
only w.thin hearing ol it, than on t'loscot the
hrnhrr race. Dogs, we imift retnniiibcr, have
been little used to public life, and the lirst ellect
upon them ot this compulsory liinr.soiinient in
a great canine rociety is very nine li like tha'.
which Is produced upon a scu-it've child whon
it hi fJint left alone in the muUitiidiiious solitude
of a public fcchool. There has been, lor obvious
reason!-, no petition to Sir Gcortre fiiev on the
partol the dogs e ther ot England or Islington
to place this annual institution under proper in
spection and resolution, but we b pe that if he
really kited tho hall he may have taken au in
telligent spaniel or Scotch coolio with him, in
order to aid him in bus inspection by presenting
the matter in another poiul of view to that on
'which tho human selti'hnes of Islington has
Concentrated its too exclusive a'tention.
We i.t least were prcutiy struck bv tho effect
produced on the mind ol a clever little half-bred
Scotch terrier which plunged iiito the midst of
this pi-cut cauine public iu company with our
selves, and bv the iecipioctl ellect evidently
produced on the intelligence ot some of tho pri
soners by this visit Irom a reporter of their own
species. The little creature, far irom being diili
dent or reserved, wus naturally h very sociable
animal, and ou meeting even complete stranacrs
ol her own spee cs, especiully if thev have anv
kind ol human introduction or recommendation,
w ill usually establish at once friendly relations
withthtm, crouching down and wagziug her
tail violently, bhe lia,a iwnuily prc erred the
society ol much lareer doas to timt of her own
proper tribe, and espeoiplly ol retrievers, to one
of whom of her own sex she lias been as enthu
siastically attached Irom a mere puppy as school
girls sometimes appear to be to their affection
ate and didactic mistre.-ses. On the strength of
this association she has always seemed to" enter
very easily and warmly into the Inclines of this
tribe, and had only just returned from a Whit
suntide holiday anion? hospitable Essex retrie
vers ol fine breed and great saaaeity.
A6 it happened, we entered the exhibition at
class 16. the. retrievers' benches, and anxiously
watched the ellect ot the grectir.g between the
fifty-odd manacled memhers of this class and the
acute utile inspector, sue wus received Willi a
noisy outburst of feeling that was quite over
powering, and evidently paiuiul to her. The
clamor indeed was so grat as ehe passed, and
the eOorts ol the chained retrievers so violent to
reach her, that the IvV.o creature, usually so
frank and communicative, retired absolutely
into hei-fcelf. Whether ihe dogs were with one
voice lodping complaints against their treat
ment, protesting against tbeir embarrassed form
of exibtenee, remanding better ventilation, and
expluinmg the complete failure of "Condy's
Patent Huid" (by which, as many placards
asserted, the air of the hall was pariticd at a
vast expense) to get its "nascent oxygen" fairly
born out of the nascent stage into the atmo
sphere ol the crowded assembly, we cannot say.
But it Is certain that very poiu'ei communica
tions were addressed to the little visitor from
all sides, which at once surprised and depressed
her.
What was particularly noticeable, to, In this
part ol the show, was the much more voluble
communications addressed to our lit. le terrier
by retrievers of birth and name, retrieveis with
a past and a tradition, tflnu by the less distin
guished members ot the order. There was one
tumor'1 eloquent and impassioned to the
highest degree, probatly on the subject of his
wrongs; and wheu we caroo to know that his
eraudmother Gi belonged to the keeper of
Lord Cmdeti, and was "a bitch of great local
feme.'' that his preat-grundlather Sailor fought
the -w hole Cilmcun campaign In company with
Captain Dull', of the 23d Welsu Fusiliers, and
was buned among the white cupolas ol Benares,
and a monment elected to his own memory iu
that historic city, we were able to under
stand his bitter indignation at the oppressive
Dhvsical conditions of his Islington existence.
It was a relief to our cars to get past the too
eager and eloquent bench ol retrievers, who,
perhaps, because they stiil hoped to retrieve
ihe past, had more to pay than any other dogs
ju the exhibition, the setters alone excepted.
We next had to pa s the forlorn Irish water-
spaniels, who, politically uneducated, like the
race among whom they live, took little notice of
the inspecting dog, but much ot the inspecting
men. Each of these seemed to implore every
klud lcoktng visitor to purchase him, as the
Ciicassiau slaves uro said to do in the Turkish
slave market. Among them the tine water
spaniel "Jock, late Nep," as the catalogue
quaintly terms mm, the winner oi ninny prizes
in feiicn exhibitions, who has, however, never
yet lounct a permanent home in consequence ot
ma gooa qnaiities. sat w;tn rea ciisiievellea
locks, and vainlj entreating eyes, Boliciving to
be purchased bv some one who inlcht cease to
devote him to the ignominious fate ol habitually
attending dog shows in chains, and occasionally
changing his name. All this class of doirs spoke
liuie, but looked volumes at every liuely law
and were intelligent, untidy, disorganized, and
loilorn.
Our little terrier, being herselt in possession
ot a happy home, leu great delicacy in gazinsr
at these poor creatines, who could 'sc. how it
whs with her, and crept past their mute laces
with more sadness than she had before shown.
even when overwhelmed by the frank and no sy
oratoiy ot the retrievers. 'Thus we came to the
lareer uoks wuose creea was either more
hopeless, or more ascetic, for they "spoke not
a word of sorrow," aud implored no compas
sion bv their looks, though some of them the
mastilM at least evidently "bitterly thought of
the morrow." 'these magnificent dotrs, with the
large dark circles round thtir melancholy eyes,
looked out sternly from ui der tnelr evebrbws
on the scene aroujid them, like necessitarians.
It not lataiists, who knew that no representa
tion of their case to the outer world would
either hasten or delay the hour of their release.
lr. anbury's splendid pair, "I'rine.e" and
' Duchess," lay close tosethnr, a if seeking in
each others presence same protection trora
the vulgar public opinion around them, and
encouraging each otaer to find In sell-contemplation
relief from the lus?y aud noisy hord.
"Odt yrofanum vulaua; et arcei)," was written in
each lace, aud they looked, without betravuiir
even a passing interest, on the little terrier as
she trotted past filled with that kind of emotion
of awe mid that overwhelming sense of power
with which a countryman is possessed when he
first enters the House of Parliament and sees
the greatest men ami statesmen ot the day.
Only now and then did the grander dogs open
their mouths at all. They bad generally been to
those i-hows before, and evidently boved to thir
fa'e with Aiohummeitan calm, when thev sDoke
at all. they seemed to drop a meditative bark on
tr a'r wttn nine reianon to tlie Vanity i-'uir in
yhteh itiey were prisoners, .ww ami tlieu a
solemn mastiff's deep Isolated bay seemed to give
just a glimpse of
Tho vatnoi, the pramUor, tho gloom,
Ot the unlit gull of hinisell."
There were sadness and pathos In their pa
ticiiie, and their malaite was not tho less deep
for the fortitude with which it was repre-sed.
The St. Bernards, again, wcro of a different
and home ol them ot a higher mould. The great
St. Bernard "Tell," which receivd the first
prize, Is tht most malostio dog ot ita kind we
ever saw. It d d not show the deep melan
choly ol the mastiff, but rather the same pro
toon I sense of duty which sustains the race In
their benevolent mission In aid ot mankind
Bmid the snows of the Alps. "Tell" is a
Berne dog, a "liueal descendant," says the
catalogue, of the dog "Barry," of the St. Ber
nard Jlospice. lie endurej the crowds and
bent ot Islington ball with the same calm
front as the storms and avalanches ot tho Ber
ne?e Alps, and is quite too stiong to spck of
his tumbles. He hecmcd to think ttiat he had
been placed there lor a purpose, whl-h purpose
he would fulfil. There as no protest in "that
fevcre, that earnest nir." We dare maintain
that even on the Home Secretary himself if
the rip lit honorable baronet visited him and
gazed into his deep, mild eyes he cast no look
of reproach or pleadlug. There was in his
expression something ot that moral sublimity
which, according to Kant, reminds one in
dillerently of stars in the midnight hky, or of
the solemn rial ot human iron will renouncing
Its own cheris-htd desires lor the claim of duty.
"Not sud and not elate," his was a counte
nance n which neither terrier nor man could
paze rnd again torget. Our little companion,
hit I. cilo amazed, alarmed, surprised by the
u. any new phenomena In lbs chaos ot canine
icclii.g una opinion, gathered tranquillity and
trust In Unit majestic giiz?, and ceased to cower
beneath the restless ces and Iretiul barm of
the other ill ussorted prisoner'?, il was a great
chnuae from this strone, seU-coutiiined, heroic
dog to t..e deei-houndrt immediately adiacent.
They were almost the orly doga iu the a-sembly
who seemed to enjoy the lonial poortunities
ot the place In spite even of their chains. Some
of thnn, indicd, were evidently ill, and !ay sin
tering from the oporessive atmosphere, and
dreaming leerishly of park or heather, but
seeral greeted their visi'ors wkh the suavity
aud case ol a polished Loudon hostess, while
one or two laid themr.elves out lor potting like
beautiful children. There was oie (''Brandy,'
477), who, being chained up too tifht to e.et at
his admirers with his head, turned his graceful
bites ou bis victors that tliey might put it, and
then w ith ees reverted waiched tue caressers
with eager, gralelul eves. This Mas tho least
painlul part ol theexhi'b.tiou.
But when we passed to the tov dogs in the
gallery, both the physical tind moral conditions
of the ease became more distressing. All of
them were shut up in sepamto cages, and had a
tarwoise air to breathe than the I jwer hull
we hope, bv-the-way, tliut ''Condy's patent
fluid" had not been lavished here, "at vast ex
pense." with such fruitless results and were
uuaMe to see each oiher. tbouuh the din of
their bhrill and lrctlul curiosity was far more
painlul than the deeper voices of the dons
below; and hence the ellect upon the mind ot
their fret? comrade was unspeakably naiafil.
There were, indeed, little (io.'.s tn.it could sleep
nmid tho dm, but it was not due to any intel
lectual calm, but to the coma induced by the
bad oir, or in the case of t lie Japanese prize
terrier, to sheer oriental lunguor. Stretched
on her luxurious divao, tho Japmese "Kose''
iroin Yokohama retired as tar as possible iuco
the dark shadow of her cage, aud did not open
her eyes on the hot and curious spectators.
But the grcnter number of these little captives
yelped bilterlv, some even passiuiintcly, as their
tree companion passed, and made little useless
rushes against the bar. We were glad enoueh
to cct away from the spectacle of their tedium
and sutlering. But it was nd a-j we were about
to leave tho lower hall, near the benches of the
setters and pointers, to see the universal envy
which animated the poor sp jrting dogs as they
saw a little sister apparently about, to escape
into the ireedoni ol the outer air. A whole
row ot them made a rush at. her feo united that
It shook the woo.len pattilion to which their
staples were fastened, and when at length (after
getting the necessary pa sport for a dog out
ward bound) we emerged and lattled away
from the door of the grout enn'tne prison-house,
the little creature who had accompanied us
breathed a heavy bich ol relief, and Ciouched
down, keeping n'shadow of depression on her
face which would have been very eloquent to
Sir George Grev, till she had regained her
home, and thrown off tue oppressive iullucnce
of her lirst experience ot canine society on a
laree scale. It was evidently with a curious
conllictot feeling awe of the meHncholy mas
tills, reveience lor tho great St. Bernard, pity
lor nioat, and disgust for some that she turned
away, as Lord Macaulay says somewhere, "from
the chequerc d spectacle of so much glory and
so much shame." London bpec'ator.
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UFNKY C. BKOAVN, S.cro ary.
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CAPITAL 1A1U IN, IN CASU, 200,1 00.
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701
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THOMAS CRAVEN. President
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ftSOG, 851'OG.
i spltal
Aciiutc riuiplus
frcu.iuiUB.....
LN SETTLE J) CLAIMS,
all 4(i7 63.
4WI OOHtH
W4 Ml 1.1
Mid 1U3 8,
INCOMF KOR 18C6
IOSSES PAID SINCE lfel OVEK
OOO.OOO.
I'lrrciunl rnd Ttmperar l'olicies on LILeial 'I'crnis.
D1ULCTOBS.
Charles H Bi neker, .1 dward C. Dale,
1 i.Lius W ai nei, .Geurae Fales,
Hi.ii.uel l.n.iil. . Allred Filler,
i.eurtie W. liicbnrds, Francis W. Lewis, il. b.
lkHm l.ea. Peter .McCull.
CHARLES N. BANCKtK, Prebldcnt
ED W A ID C DALE. Vice President.
JAB. W MCALLISTER. Secretary protcm. . 88 tl23
-TJ1KKN1X INSURANCE COMPANY" OF PHI
I LAPr.LI'HlA.
INtJlilOIi.'iED Dfll-CnARTER P HPETC AL, ,
v '-ii AIM T Unit. ouDoslte tbe Exclianue.
In a.ldlilin to MAhINK and INLAND 1N81 KANCE
this t tun any Insuies tttru loss or danoae by HUE, on
lilieial etuis on buildiiiK. meic-hsndlse. mniltura. etc.,
lur intuitu perious, auu peru.uiuuy m uuuuiukb, oy
..n.itit .ti ni..ifiiiiii
ii,,. rniiM.nv in. hern In ao'lva coeratlon for mora
thhii eiA'l l E A hS, during wbicb a.l loaaea have beei
piuiupuy aujuated auu raiu.
John L Dodge,
Lawrence Lewis, Jr.,
M. U. Maboui-y,
Jvbn T. Lewis,
Wllllain B llrniit
Hubert W LtainlDK,
1) Clark Wbartou,
liawu iewis,
Itenjam'n Et ing,
1 buuiat H Ponera,
A. a Jlcllenrir
Kdinoud rat(llon,
(ainavl Wilcox
Louis v Norr a
.lfillN Tt. Wlii HKkKU. President
NaMt-lL WiiCOX. Pecictan- 4 14
T
II K PROVIDENT
UtE A AD TRUST COMPANY
fH' I'll 1 1 .A II h. i.t ill A.
td i.v tba Mate of Pennsylvania. Third
aciiitli iin Itttft. IN8CB KB LIVEtt. ALLOWS IN-
UKkHl' ON Dl.VObiTS, and OliANTS ANNIJI-
CAPITAL, g 10O.00O.
TiiuRn'rrtita.
Famnel H Phlpley,
Jeremiah Hncr.
Jualiua II. Muirla,
nicoain t auuury,
Henry Haines
T. Wintar brovin.
Klcnaiu noou,
Wlillaui O. Louaatrelb.
ha m it v I. H M1IPLET. President.
Bowl KO Paurt Actuary I'M
INSURANCE COMPANIES
llUK INKI RANCE KXCLUS IV ELY. THE
X' PKKBYLVAHIA FIHK INsrRANCK COM
I A It V- litrorrioralad IS7B-4'tiar'ar Perpetual No 10
BAIM1 Mrtat, rpi onlie Independenre equnre.
1 Ma Ccimpany, larorahly known to tlie coiumnnltt
foreitr tort? jur. r ntnuc to Irmam . ulna t loai or
dan i a by Die on Public or Prlrnte IJal.dinpa. el'hpr
peimamnt T or lor a limited tlma. Alao on Furnlmra
-lorka or Utoda and kleiciiandiM geneiatly, on liberal
trtnm
1 hr Capital, tnitrthar With larjra Bnmtna Fond, la
Invented In Ilia moat larefnl manner, which en-'h'aa
il em to oner to tlie Inaured an andoubtad aecurlij In
t' a caae el loat.
ICTO
Daniel Bmilh Jr., i John Derereni,
A lexai i r I'enaon, I 1 homan Smith,
la e llarlituiel, llentr l.ewla.
Ibouiaa Kob.n. I 1 Ulllragbam Fa'l,
Dantal fadi'ock, Jr.
DA Me I. xMITfl, J,, PresldonU
lli,J??J2fjll..',ecrtarT 411
COOKS AND STATIONERY.
i: Sl O V A Ti .
I L L I A M
r.ooKsi:i.Li:u
(j. r i: ii ii v
AM) STATION XX
Ul RKMOVtD ritOM
. CuCM'.K 1 0V It Til ANl IIAUE,
to (6 2! Iniwlin
ran Alien srin:i7r.
IjMM: STATION KUY. OK
TIIK
III'.HT
L' va Ity.
W. . rFKUT.
st Hon r,
No. lit Alii II ht-r.1.
Pbllado phi
AIIXH I '
t.niotri
IM. KA ri ll S TKNTILS, AXI
hteet I'ens. all gi nnloe. sold Mr
vi. ii re hut.
8ta loner.
No. T29 AR' II tot.
ruiladelphla
TLANK
WOKS IX LAKCB VAKIKTV,
ol n y oio inanii'arlnro
Ml. Ilil. AT LvWi.ST CASH R TFH
W. . PFHItT
No. Tit AH"'t( hind
l'blladrdphla.
1NVKLOl'lCH. I.KTl'KIt. CAP. AND HILI,
Sl4 rntr.
AT L.UW iami inn r.-.
W U. 1'FIIKT.
stationer,
No. Tl AH II timet
1'hlladolpliia.
01,1) I UN'S, NATIONAL BANK I'KNS,
VJl l eiry a tine Mem i ens, kt.
W. O. PKItTtY.
Htut loner.
No. 728 AR II Mrtet
Philadelpliln.
S 25 Iniwlni
BOOTS AND SHOES.
11 E M 0 V A L .
C. a i: N li ii it l v s t ) N
MAKUFACTDUERB OV
FINE LOOTS AND SHOES
Have removed Iroin their OU Stand, Ko. 48 South
FOUItril Street, lo
No. 7IG CHESNUT STREET.
UaviuR purobascd tho entire buMnosg ot dir.
tocard Benkctt, thus brlngine toiietlier an iin
menso stock ol poode, t'.oy will bo in position to-
supply tae wants of the community at pricoa Eomo-
wl at bolow those hcretofoia cliar?pd.
Tl eir increased (aoilitioa also enable them to make
a stylo of EOOT8 AND SHOES lor Youths for tu
perior to what is made elsewhere.
The tost LOOTS AN D SHOES lor Ladies, ntso
made to ordor. 4 0 fmwSna
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
SADDLE AND HARNESS
MAXUVACTUKINO ESTABLISIlMliXT IN THE
COUNTRY.
LACEI, MEEIaER & CO.,
Ko, 1216 CIIESNTJT STREET,
OFFEK OF TUEItt OWN MANVFACTCKE:
Bt'CGY IlAliNEi-S, from .....i tKI to 1.M)
L'.CHT BAROCC11E do 60 00 to 350
UEAVY do do IS 10 to BOO
EXPBI SS.liKASS MOUNTED HAUNKK8 27 Sl to 30
W AUON AND lEI F-AT JUSTING 15'CO to 30
STAGE AND TEAM do 30 00 to 80
LA 11 Kb' SADDLE, do 12 00 to 1M
GENTS do do 8-00 to 78
Bridles. Vountlrgs, Kits, Bosetta, Horse Covers,
Biushes. Combs, Foans, Blacking, Ladles' and Oonts
Travelling and Tourist Baits and eacka. Lunch Basketo
Dress lp and SbUt Caies. 'frunks nnd Valises.
9 6nirp
Mo. lvli Clll.SNUT ST.
JJLNE
UAENESS
AND SADDLERY.
720
MARKET
STREET. 720
Large aaleioom contatus
a full stock ol eood ser-
vlceable bINGLK AN1
DOTJBLE UAUNEd.S, best
Leather and workmanship, for city trade, at moderate,
prices, and made to order at short notice.
K. P. MOVER St BROS.
No. 720 MARKET StrceU
N. B, Superior SOLE LEATIIEK TRUSKf, for Eu
ropean travel.
Also, Ladies' French Iren Trunks. S 19 iin
A 11 N E S S
A LAKGE I OI OK NEW U. B. WAGON 11AR-
NfRt. 2 4. and 6 horse. Aho, nana o! UAH-
NE!?8. SADDLES, COLLARS, HALIEItS, eto
tiouRht at the recent (Jovcrnmcnt saio to bo sold
at a creat sacrifice Wholesale cr Kttail, lotrcthor
with cur usual assortment of
SADU LMB YAND SAEDL Eli Y UARL WARE.
WILLIAM S. HANSELL & SONS,
2 1 B MARKET Street.
PROPOSALS.
-rj;oi o.sals roB jqeaiinu roitu-s
J. ILEA IKE. n
CUltF yUABTKllMAl lEll s lirril-E, I
DtroT o Wabhisowb. J
Washington, D. C, aly 23 18C0 1
K. H 'oil l'rinn.a' will be receivd at this olliiie
until ll'LcDAY, June 12 1868, at 12 o'clock M , lor
UEATlNii.'by steanj (diroot rauiatio i;. i; e um.uina
in tbu city known as "ora-s iueaiio, - auu iuo two
fina 1 Lui illuga ounnected therewiin.
Didsthouid be accompanied by plans showintt the
manner In v lili-h it Is lirotioBod to do the work, aud
ata'c ibe amount ot railiatiusr suriaoo proposed lor,
wth a Uiscnption ol tbe boiler auu nscapaoity.
Tl.e woik must be completed uy me ursi uay oi
s-euen lor, ibM. .
Nn i. in nin ha enrertalnod exoent thoso Irom nor-
eons who are known to be in this business, andean
rctei to aiui'lar work wbiun nas ooen txecuieu py
tt .1 m
Hull ot the eniouut itipuiaioa to no pm tor i ne
voik will te paid on its completion, ami ino reinaiu
in, oni. tnili' will be letulucd until the heatluz ca a
cities of Ihe apparatus shall havd been tUbioughly
ri aiifi ifiniifi aa.iisiauiurr.
liiddoia can see the buildings and receive In tor
mnt'on In leiorence to the work by applying to Mr
inWAlili (M.AliK. Government Architect. No.
81)8 Fourth street, opposite City Hail, Wailmigton,
1'ioposals should be addressed to the unlorslsned,
n aiuiy eudorted, "lropoaus lor Heat in jj i ord's
Tli aire."
11 D H. KUCKKR.
' nreet Mator-Gcn. and I'lnei Ouarteiiuaater.
6 ',9 lit Depot 01 WailliUBtOU,
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIA T.s, lTNI)i. THE
OOtiNlZANCEOF IJtfcBl'HKAU OFKOl p.
WFNT ANU KECKUITINO, TO BK bt'I'iL.llrD
lOTIlK DIKtfcKKNI NAYY YARDS.
Navt 1ipartmkiit, )
Bureau or Lquipukkt ad kicorci i ino J
VVAfininoTON, .Inne 4 lati6
Btalotl Prorofala, to IniiiiankM A iEKIAbS Inr too
Nary lor the fiscal year endintr June 80, IH7, will be
received at this Bureau nntil 10 o'clock A. M , ol the
3d i v ol Joy next At wbicb true tbe proposals
ill te opeied.
l hn i roposa's must bo Addrrssftd to the Cbinf of
I lie Bureau of Fqaipincnt and Kecruuinn. Marr
lrpartnDOiit, Wanbinvton, and oimt be endorsed.
"Proposal lor tutorials, eto., lor rba Navy," that
tliey may be distinguished Irom itaer business let
Icm. 1 rititod schedules for any class, togpthor with
itistiuctions to tiddrrs, plying tho I or ma of proposal,
ol nuarantre, and ot orrlilloate ot cusrantois, will
l e lii'iiMiod to snch persons a djore to bid, on
application to the ( oiumauuan s ot ,'ho' respective
tavy yards, and those ot all tho jards onapp tcit
lion to the Bureau,
llio Commandant ol each navy yard, and the
1'oirhat.ing l aynwister ol each srclion will have a
copv ol the (cliMlmes ol the oiher yards tiwext'iii
iiaiion only, in order that per.-oni whe lutond to
bid ma;- j u l ye whether It Is dositnbleto mako appli
tui.on lorai.yol tlieclas. ts ot tiioso yards.
The propcM-al must be for ilio wlioie of a ela's;
rnd all app icatiiina tor intoi ointioii, or lor tho
txomina ion ot rnmp'oa, must bo mado t ) the Com
mandants ul the respective yards.
lie proposal nut lb acconnmnled by a oertitl
caie from I ho Collector o' Internal lieynuo lor the
liirliiclin which thi' b'dt'or r'ides, thnt he hns a
Itctiue to deal in tho aitiolns t r wii'uii tie proposes;
anu l.e inuot lurtl er now that ho 1 a ininuincturcr
n, nr a reviilur dealer in, tho articles whtcli ho
(dl r-to nil p y. J ho ximruntors mu-t bi onrtilluit
hy I ho Asi.i'i b r ot Intornul Ki-yenaj fjr tho Uiatriot
In which 'lii y reside.
1 lieemiti net ill be awarded to tho porton who
n olios the lowest bid nud vivos the (ruarantoo ro
qulnd by law, tho Kavy IX'Pniln enl, lioworer, ro
M'lTiiintie rieht to reject I bo .owo.,t bid, or any
wh eh it ti uv m em xoibitunt
buicnes in tho nil amount vrl'l bn rpqu'red to
Sinn ilio fi i liacl, ai d their iesionsibility must bo
ci infill to tho si.tl.-laction of the Navy Depait
mei.t. As ailtiitn l.nl sicur.ty, iwt-iity per coutuin
will I o withhold from the amount oi ho bitia nntil
the co-linct sral. bare been euinpl-tod. and eiahty
per ciitiimoi tl o ninotict ot ecn bill, approved In
triplicalo iiy tho commandant of the respootive
yard, mil Lo paid bv tho I'n unslor ol the station
ill sp linted in tho contract in mud or cortiflcutos,
atthp opt-on ot the Oovernmnt, within ten day a
after t' o worinut lur thn tame shall bavo boon
pasted by tho rieorelnry ol tho Tivaamy.
T ho clnssca ot ilns liutcnu aie nuinhired and do-
aioimletl aaloliows:
No 1 r li.x i nvn 1 w re No
, 10
Ash and Boccli
lank.
I allo y.
ltruhes.
stationery.
No. 3 Co. ton Canvas and
Tuino
i No
IS
No S. Iron nnd fitoel.
No. 4 Tin and Z-no.
No. 6. perm Oil.
No. . I units and Oi's
No 10. Leather.
No. 11 On in iio-o.
No. 12 Lipnun vilai.
No. iii. Un. trills.
An 11 Ox Hides.
No.
No
ii)
22
No. 2-i llnrdwaia
No. 'H. 8hip C'linntlloiy.
No. Hi VV halo Oil. etc.
No J)2
No. 3
No Ul
l.al ey Iron.
li ff lion,
Cnaiu Iron.
1'lie loliowins are the clawcs
by their numbei'4.
reiUTi'd ut tho refpective i avy yard:
11 1 r.K I . N OS. 1, 4 li, 115 PI, Yi.
C1IAKLESIOVVN -1,2 8, 4, 6,0, 12, 14,16, 13,23,
24. 81.
BUOOKLYN.-l 2. 8, 8. 10, 16, 23, 2.
1 Hll.ADtJLrUlA.-1.2, 8, 4, 6, 6, 10,12, 13 20,
22,23 24.81 6 lilt
W AUlKGTOK. 1, 2, 4, 0, 11, 10, 23, 2. 83, 31.
gALK OF GOVE ItNMfcNT ritOPEBII,
On 8 A 1 HUD A Y,
June 23, at 10 o'clock A. 41., will be so'd bv Auc
tion, ut tho rhilailelpnia Navy luril, the IoIIo.viiir
nitidis:
EURKAU OF CONSTDUCflON.
Lot No. 1. bli messchOiiU, ucsjtttd Iroin 450 to.
to 18C01bs.
lA)t No.
Lot No.
Lot !VO.
2. 127 iron wator tanks.
8. 15 scuttle butts.
4 10 harness casks.
6. 40 Loat b realtors.
6. 86 mess breakers.
7. 84 2-Kallon.ca8k.
Lot No.
Lot No.
Lot No
Lot No. 8. 88 40 vulion casks
Lot No. 9 20 100-Kallou casks.
Lot .No 10 1 200 Ration cask.
Lot Nio ii. J minor euttiiiKS, etc.
Lot No 12. Whie oak knoos
Lot No. 13. Lead dross, 4714 lbs. more or less.
lot No. 14. 6 boats.
BUUEAU OD EQUIPMENT AND RECKUIl'ING
Lot No. ro I piooe lanterns.
Lot No. 16. 1 ton. more or less, old manil'a robe.
Lot No. 17. 8 tons, nioro or leas, hoinu and uiauilla
eliuKiDiis, mixea.
Lot Nio i. i ions, more or joss, nemp suamnirs.
Lot No. 19 10C0 lbs , more or lo-s, worn-out bags.
Lot No 20. 500 lbs., more or los, o'd parcelling.
Lot No. 21 8 wood and 8 Iron buoys.
Lot No. a BOO lbs , more or lets, old canvas.
Lot No 28. 6 tons hemp rope.
Lot No 24. Dlocks, etc.
Lot No, 25 Dead eyes and bull's eyes.
Lot No. 26. foliel 8 and snoavt'9
Lot No 27. V rouuht iron (part ol gaiioy ), 2 tons,
more or k sa.
uUlt KAU Or Bl JAAl r.P.ClN5!.i.Kl.U
Lo. No. 28. 1 cylinder, 10 tie; by 41 inches, 7433 7
pernios.
Lot No 1:9. 1 ox catt.
Lot No. 80 1 one-horse ca t.
i it No. Hi. 1 weteriiiat-troufh.
Lot No. 32. 4 mrgu tin dutu-puus, and 1 tin butter-
krii e . ...
Lot No ca l tin snot-DOX.
1 ot No. ti 8 iron neiebta (clock).
Lot No 86. 1 mi ii ary coat.
hllhEAU OK N AVDlArtON,
Lot No. 86 42 deck tiniepioots.
Let No 87. 8 Azimuth comuuws.
Lot. No 88. 12 s'eeriue; coni assoa (not admlialty).
Let No. 8'J. 50 cemi asses toommou).
Lot Nn. 40 14 compares, boat, liquid.
Lot No 41. 7 compasses, bout, dry.
Lot No 42 10 tell- aes.
Lot No. 43. 1 quadrant.
Lot No 44 22spy-aluses(s!eiial) ,
Lot No. 45 44 niy-jflasais (Cuinuioii).
Lot No. 46. Id Uiuoomar nianuo elasfo", emicrior.
Lot No. 47 6 oarome'erv, Auoicid.
Lot No 4H (14 thermometers.
Lot No. 49. 4 bjdromolera.
Lot No. 60. 8t0 Ibe h'de wheel rope.
Lot No. 61. ID signal luntoin.v
Lot No 62 70ido lautorns.
Lot No 63.2 (tassey'i logs.
Lot No. 64 1 1'ioworldire li ft
1 ot No 66. 126 American enniarns (all sizo. )
Lot No. 56. 80 American jacks (ail aizos).
Lot No. 67 . 66 narrow peimiiins.
Lot. No. 68. 180 Bhual tlug.i, repeaters, and pon-
niints.
Lot No 69. 41 loreign ensisns
L it No. IK) 13 foreign pennuu. a.
Lot No. 61. II quaiautluo flajja.
Ln No 62 21 ivr alatea.
Lot No. t. 2 twnknives.
Lot No. 64 2H lis. smnal hel iKd.
Lot No C6. 6281 lbs. had and lotr mi B.
Lot No. b6. 74 lbs. wh towtiio ioM'
Ten per cent ol the purcha money must oo ue-
posited at Ihe clot-e oi ino km on an aruoiu- aum ,ur
account of Duream ol Com-truDtion, Liiuiptmnt,
fj ecm Eualneer ug, anil iNavicauon, miu iwrui; icr
cunt, inr a.l aitlclcs sold on account oi uureau u
Yards and Docks l ho retniuiiiii'r iu uc uum uu
tbo coods removod within live uuvs alter tho sale.
II not so removed tho ton or twciitj per cent, will
be loileited to the Government.
Government may suipena mo haie oi auj iui hut
b ildiiig Ibereop has coinin uoed.
ly order oi tne ravy A-parnu i"
I). LYNCH, C'oiniiim.d-r, V. S
aial Htorekw-iier.
Navy Yard, I'hilnf'olphia, Mav ol, 18-jd. 6 2 i4t
-RATIONAL M I LI r 111 ASii-uii-JS
'1 no Alaui r1!" of the Nat oual Asyium lor dis
il srud vo)uu;eT soldiers, uu'lioriiivd by Aot ol
Cobgresa, appioved March 21, lHtW. aak proposals
Inr ulcs lor Atylums by douat on or sale. The pre-
. . . at a.tWVTaaT
mi o mu t b situate in one oi me myai ouswi
lain at least 200 acre ol land and bo in a healthy
locatiop, aud oaaj ot accesa by railroad or otherwise.
D is the purpoae ol tho iiianarir. to erect, wltnout
de'av, exten.ive aud peruiauent bui i Uug lor aaiu
Aryjuma,auil ila estaouaumeiii w.u i ...
vontageoua lo auy soalou or rui r .ad in tbe vicinity
of its location. . J M f A.v,llm
l'lntia, speoilicauons, aua iiim"- ",". !. .
builuius, luolud.og dolachod collates, are a so a-kud
il..- appioval oi tbo Doard. Literal oouipena.
tir u will bo mven lor be uc'aalul plan.
rrution I i lana, speciuca""""
fliai i i.amcd to b In writing, contaiiilna plot and de-
tcption oi ? rounds ..... rir KIItI
liaiater muat oe " -- ; ; - ,r -r -r
Ltti, at Lowell. Mass., ou or i belon thn 9U h dy of
li,,.,. lWiui Ur.AJ r . nC I Lr.rl,
JUIIO, 10OO, Tw.Mon, II,.., I nl U.n.rH.
. , , ...... .. . W . V .
ii i.nniL Hi creiarv.
liDeiseulilledtoiubli-htha laws ot the United
Flaiea aie reapee lully reuu -iea to publish this
.i mi a.,n mior to tnck'i h of June. li and
.,-r iilir lull. iih cou ul noti.e. as bIhw dt.
PROPOSALS.
XN blkOCMi.N AND KU'AIU.
, . Wabotob, D. V , Mat 28 1866.
Oflera Will te leooivcd by ihit Bureau mil th
Uih ot June 18C6, or t ic i nicliase ot the lot owinav
lan.cd vefseie. whieb ma) Le at en at the Naty
aids ii dicatoM
1'illLADEI.i niA NAY TARD.
fciew an amir SAt, AHOltE," of G07 tone r!4
Dieaajirmeiit
iuieTcTitha,Der ' AL1,,E4'" of 72 0,(1
h et.p of.war'ST. LOU18,"or 700 toas, old moa
sum mint '
NHW YORK WAVY YAKD
I at' !e-wheel .temer JAiif.H AUuEl," ot 1151
tcna, old measurement.
1 aildie-wh. el stesmer "OCTOBAR A." of 128 tons,
old measarement.
l aduip-wbeol steamer 'TRITONIA," ol 292 ton,
o d n eaori niotit.
bcrow attamer "JASMINE," o 122 tone, old net
surmient
clew steamer "K AN A WH 4,
nt asnieini nt
Of C07 ton, old
bcicw suanicr "MARIGOLD," of 115 tons, old
mcasuictnent.
BOSTON NAVY Y Attl)
eirop-of-war ' JOaN AMAHi," it700tora
Tii re vessels w ill be sold v ith the i span, etard
ng touting, two bouts, and such other arucka aa
wl l be shown to aiplicarl by the CMnmauda .t of
the 1 ard where the vrsso.s no, wi n the exception of
tl.i it arniameots, navy a. chore and chains, nautical
iiistriuiiotils, and stoies. 1 I pse vessels can bo so. n
and the idviuiotios examined at any timo, on app l
cutiou to the t iinniiaiiiiBiits of the Yards.
l.oi eminent recoiTis tlie r chl to wnhdraw any ot
(1 o visfiIs I loin rale.
1 nn ills must be mr.do within throe dars fiom
tlie daie ol the r c plion cf tho notice ol tho aeoopt
ai ct ul an ollir, imd the vesaola must lis remnvnil
rem tl.e Ni.vv laid within ten duvs from thn tia
ol ti e dc re.t
l'ri'po-B a ivi1! bolndor?od "Proposal" for tho Pur-'
eliflse ot ees Is " 6'2ltrilint
GOVtJiMMEMT SALfeS.
b
A Lb. Ob GOV E KMlEKt LlJMBLC.
Chief CcAnTritMAfrKii'd Ofvk-b.
Dt'PGT Of WASHINGTON, I
WAfiiiMjTOK. D V., May 81, 1800 1
Tbe uflilS rici'ivifl limli r .iendvi.riKo,nni.l n, u
3 beiup coiJsiocred less ilisn the real ynlue ot thn
male-rial, were not acoepted. and fea ed PrnnnaaU
are appin n.vilid until 1 liCIDA Y, June 21. 18 (it
atl2i'cock SI , lor tho puichaso ol 6 til COO loot of
euTm.nifut iuiuoer, oi Hie ioi wing .ae aud
escriniioiis, iz. :
18 W0 hot ll-ircb. Oak.
100 010 t efi-incL link.
liOOOO hot 2 meh Ouk.
l'U COO leetS nich Oak.
10,(00 fevt SU.ucli Onk.
73 000ieot 4-inoh iiak.
10 100 feet 6-iiiCh Oak.
10 OtO leot 2-inch liickorv.
6 500 feet 8-inch n ckoi v.
14,t.C0 feet 4-inch Tl.ckory.
&0,0lK)ieit U-mcli Asb.
74 000 ki t 2-n ch Asli.
86 0O0 leet 8 inch Ash.
M),000 leet 4 inch Ash.
20.C00tcei 6-incn Ash.
8 500 leet 3-inoli lino.
81.H.0 leet J-inch I'ne
87 010 leet 1- i.ch Pino.
25 ICO leet 8-lrcli l'onlar.
13 CCO ti ct l uich l'ou af "
Ibe attention ol vagon and car-iago-tnakera U
ca Ld to this sa e, as tlie ab vo is a very superior lot
ot wt-ll-BCasoiii'd Lumber, suitable lur niauuiuolurin
tiurposcs. It can be aocu i t nrpiyiusr to lirevot
Dniiatiier-Gcneral O. H. TOMPlitisb, Quartormastor
m churce at Lincoln Depot, about one milo east ot
the Capitol,
Dins will be received Tor the purchase of ton thou,
sand leet and upward, tlie unilern ened reaorvoa
ihriehtt reject all the bids should they be eon
a.dtrid too low.
Payment (in Government lunds) will be required
upon rotification ot acce.tauco oi bid and prior
to tbe delivery of tho Lunbcr, which must be ro
moved within ill teen duj s alter the proposal ts ao
ocptcd. l'n posals slion'd be signed bv the bidder's full
name, and Five his post-oliice address, plainly In.
doistd, "Proposals lor the l'urchaso ot Lumber,'
and directed to
D. H RUCK EE,
Drevct Major-Gen., and Chict Qnarteruiaa'or,
C 1 17i Depot of W aahington, D. C. "
LAhGi BALK OF AHMY WlGONSTAViUIJ
LANCLS, UAKNEmj, SCKA1' LUON, ElG.
C'UlFP QrARTKItll ABTKR'8 OFPIOB, )
Dkpot OF WASR1AOTON. (
AVaphinoton, D. C , Mut21, i860 1
Will be sold at Public Auction, undor the ilireo
tinu oi Brevet Lnuad'ei-Oeneral C. H. lompkius
QuarU'imasier, at LIACOLN DEI OT, Waahmfiou.
D. v., tn MONDAY,, oune 11 1806, at 10 o'clock A.
M., a larelot oi tuarurmastcr's Sicree, consuu
J11K VI
4!o Aimv Wagons,
'.50 Aiuiy Wagons with
Hay Lacks,
14 tAo-boibe Wagons,
17 Spring W apoi.s,
4 Watering Carta,
43LL;htCait8.
50 two horee AuiLu'anco-i,
1 Duggy,
1184 ainule tots Dai noes,
4'.2 t-'aadlia.
8O.0C0 pounds old Dors
fc'hoe.-',
40(0 pounds old Wagon
Tiro,
700 fcash with G'ass,
105 pound Tallow,
Wagon and Arnbutnnes
V heels,
Wheelbarrows,
Blankets,
iiucnets,
21,670 i oiiudfScrnp Chain Chains,
5010 pounds old Wauou lla ttis,
Axles.
V ronches.
85 i ounds Coll Chain,
llt-2 pounds Lead P-pe,
166 pounds bciap Iron,
'2i 77 i ouiulf ot Lead.
Anvils.
Smitl s' Bollowa,
l'ortable forces,
t'lanes,
itarrols,
Kettles,
S oves, eto.
1.600 poui da t-ciap Steel,
17,010 (oucda fcciup,
Tiiiipue Imna.
11 CC0 pounds Scisp Brake
lions, i
'1 l,is t icj city I as breu worn, tut a large poitloa
ot it 1- still aciviceiible.
1 be stoie.' niu;t be removed within fire days front
date 1 sale,
icims Cash, In Goven.meiit funds.
D H.KUCKER.
PrevK Maor-Geu. and Thief Quartermaster,
5 12 lit Depot of Washington.
Alt G Ii SALE OF GOVEBNMENI
IOFK.
Cuii-F Quaetecmaptfh'b Office, )
1lrOT OK WASHINGTON,
WAf-HttOTON D. C , May 80 1868 )
T here will be sold at l'ublio Auction, in aud near
this city, under the amotion ot Drevet Lieutenant
Colonel .1 u C le. A g.y , on ItiUUbDAT,
June 14. 1866, about 20 000 buhols of Com in sacks,
tat the tollowinu-uamed points:
At Mxth Street rt burl, 10 000 bu-bels.
At Glttboro Depot, 10,000 bushels
llioGiaiuwil Ce soid iu lots ot t03 bushels, with
Hie i ml i go ol tho purchaser taking any amount up
to (icuu lusneis
The ia'e will commence at Sixth street wharf at 10
o'clock A.M. aud iuid cdniteii alter the coniplettoai
oi I he salo of the amount at that point it will be con
tinued at Gieaboro Det.ot
A U veriuueut boat will bo in readiness at Sixth
stiett wharf to tony poisons who wish to at end thai
tale to Uintboro and Luck.
1 he Grau inuU bo removed within ten days from
date ot IB p.
loima Cai-h, In Government ninds.
D. 11. KUCKEK,
Drevet Mejor-Gen. aud 'hil Ouartormaater,
6 81 12t Depot ot Washington.
G
O V E It N M E N 1'
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Philadflphia, Pa.. June, 4, 1360.
AUtllONI AUuTJON I I
Will be sod, at tbe Unit-d Siates Commissary
V archouso, near corner of SiXIEENTH and CAL
LOWHILL htrceta, commonoing at 10 o'olocic
A. 1., June 11, I860, the lollowiug Comuiiary
Hiores, ahghtJy damaged, via i-
34 pouuds Smoked Bcel.
Ifi8 pounds Hani.
784 pounds Corn Meal.
S 649 pi uuds l'oas.
18,3tiO pounds Rice.
16 1"7 pounds lloininy.
2,610 gallons Uolosses.
The above Mores can Le examined at any tmia
pieviuus to, or on tlio day ol salo. Alter purohaao,
thoy must I e hrt paid lor, ana then removed at tl.e
expense ot the purchaser, aud Within tivo days irona.
tbo day ol sale.
No checks taken. ... . ,
The right is rcatrveil to reject auy bid decmod too
,0W' V. L KILBOItN,
6 5 6t Brevet Cilt adler-Ooneral, A. O. U. S.
VH1LADKLPI1IA 8UBO K ON R
MANI.AUa. IKtiMTUTB. No. 14 N.
MNTH htrett. above Market. 1. O.
altar thirty vesr practtoat exnerienca,
Suarautaea the sktliui aaiuau"""'
tent Uraduatln pressure Truss, .ud a variety of
others buiiporteia. Klaat.o Mlocklnga, hboujoer Brace.
Crutches 6uapnaorlM, " Ladica' apartuianta con
ducted by a Lady.
iltUSSb-S yi'PPOUTEKS, BR AC ES .
tuijaTand all oilier Surgical appliances of tha moat
7in7vd kinds, Infinitely superior to all oilier, at N.
wK 'iv'liill hire,t. Laulea a. ten ted by Mia.
lir Vfl'l KACllAN. Mii't dupartuteut by coin
irrtrerceon.
EV r. Kt.TT,