THE DAILY EVENING TELEGKAPHrrrillLADELPmA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1869.
XfEWS M UM.u tffK.
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City Affair
' The tftmboat John Htlvser will reurne
rer trips between this ri'.v n t Wilmington,
Delaa-aie, on ihe 10th of March.
-The farmer of i'h'lmleiph'a and srtjo'nlnn;
ConnH's are mret at tbe room ot iho Puild J
pliia Society lor Promo'inj Agriculture, on
Wednesday out, to take ac.no relative to the
dtraifR of cattle.
The fixth annual nommeooenieot of the
Philadelphia Dntnl CollP(te wms field UHevn
luff at Hortir nlttiral Hall. A fin- band of muic
ttm provided for the rtocssion. The pr cee1iriift
were opened with prayer by Iter. Dr. Allen.,
The degrees were coufrrrd by Won. James
Pollock on twenty-five u-rs'lun'"". Tlie valfrtic
tory was delivered by Profeaeor Harrison A'lrn.
A stecial romnilttee of. 0 uijci1i met je'ter
flay at the Cleik's room tor io purpoeof ex
'arolniDE devices for placiup 'ho iiarueiof street
on the public limp". Six ditf rent tie,UB were
exhibited, one having letter formed of Irou,
one with letters painted on wire frnnzp, and
several were of jt'as. The coraaiU'f e will soon
make a report to Councils on tin subject.
Boenezrr Miller, a colored man, a?ed
twenty-two year-", residing In Cross alley, was cut
in a terrible manner jester lay about the fiice
and arms by a colored mtu named Joiepn
Brows, with whom he bnd a dispute. Miller
was taken to the Ho-pUnl. where lio remain-d
last evening In a critical condition, and Brawn
was arrested and held to await the result of his
lijurie.
f he sixteenth annual commencement ot the
Hahiiemsnvian Medical lumitute whs hell last
evenlrg at the Homeopathic Medical CoIIp,
Filbert street, above Eleventh. The proreedlnes
were opened with piayer by Rev. H. W. Thomas.
- The annual address was made by Kphrlara W.
South, M. D. The decrees were conferred by
Profesfor K. Garduer on sixteen candidates. A
fine band of music was in a'tendance.
Since the establishment of the City Gas
Works there have been thirteen loans upr st
ated to carry them od, aestreitatine $4,870,000.
Of these thirteen loans the nrst six nave
bei n redeemed, the sixth of $100,000 bine pa'd
off on the Cist of the present year. The follow
ing bWl remain lor redemption t
Loan 7. Created January 10. 1850.
Redeemable January 1. 1870 (200 009
Loan 8. Created July 18, 1855
Redeemable January 1, 1872 .... 400.000
Loan 0. Created March 20, 1851.
Redeemable Jnly 1. 1885 600.000
Loan 10. Created March 26,1869.
Redeemable Jnly 1. 1883 510,000
Loan 11. created October 22, 1800.
Redeemable July 1. 1884 500,000
Loan 12. Created December 22, 18M.
Redeemable Jnly 1. 1884 l.OOD.000
Loan 13. Created December 20, 1808.
Redeemable in thirty years.......... 1.000.000
Tolal .. $1,100,000
Loans redeemed.. 770,000
Total amount of Joans ereated ....$1,870,000
Domestic AfTalrM
Gold closed yetterday at 132.
Memphis is arresting and tilling Its gamblers.
Lieutenant General (Sherman arrived in
Washington yesterday.
A laige meeting of Fenians was hsld in
Cincinnati on Thursday night.
The flrtt Hudson river steamboat of the
seaton has arrived at New York.
The public debt statement for this month
will show a decrease of $12,000,00.) in the na-
tional debt,
The State Senate of West irelnla has neea-
tlyed the House bi.l locating the Slate capital at
paricersDurg.
The titleenth amendmentto the Constitution
. ol the United States now awaits the action of
the State Legislatures.
Mr. Thomas B. Wilson, of Louisville, com
mlttt d suic.de on Thursday night by shooung
himBelf through the head.
An engine and tender on the MorrU and
Essex Railroad ran into the Hackensack river
yesterday morninar. No persons were injured.
General Grant's fir.t order will send Phil.
Sheridan to New Orleans, General rilokles to
Charleston, and General Kejrolds toTexa.
" United States Senator elect Carl Schurz is
In New York, end will be complimentarily bau
r que ted this evening, as is the wont of the volatile
' New YorKer.
' A rime-fight took place at Herring Run,
near Baltimore, on Thursday, between Newton
' Montgomery and Peter Joyce. Thirty three
rounds were fought In fortv-Qve minutes, and
Mont ironi err was declared the winner.
The following telegram has been sent to
General Grant by General Geary:
"fciEocTivK Chamber. Harbisburo. Feb. 26.
t 1869. To General U. S. Grunt. President elect.
Wai-hington. D. C By the newspapers ofto-cUy
I observe that certain persons have stated to
you that I have written letters to influence
your Cabinet appointments. I have never
written or telegraphed to you or auy other
person a word iu tavor of or against any one for
that position. If you have received any such
letters or telegrams they are forgeries. Truly
VOUrB. JOHN W. WEARY."
Ibis evening the Committee on Naval Affairs
submitted their reports relative to the purchase
of tools lor the rniladeinhiaNavy lard, Measrs,
Pike. Starkweather, Ltaieut, Stewart and
Archer, of the maioritv. reoort that tbe evi
dtnee entirely fails to sustain any charge of
fraud or collusion on tbepartof either Engineer
zener, wno nongut tne loom, or joun uoann a
Son, oi the Morgan Iron Works, of New York,
who fold them: that all the parties conoerned
acted tai iierlect eood faith, and that the inve
, . titration was set on foot only by Bement &
; - Dougherty, Philadelphia manufacturers, who
were disappointed because a New York instead
of a Philadelphia firm furnished the tools: bat
who fail to sustain their charges by any reliable
evidence, me minority, Meaera. w. u. &.euey,
Stevens and Ferry, report that in their opinion
tbe purcnase ot tne tools was unwise ana miu
dlcious, and that it would have been cheaper to
i ' have made the purahaes of tbe Philadelphia
manufacturers. The prices of tne tools in vestl
rated amount to about 32 (lot). Ait tne commit
tee exonerate Meet-r. Roach & Son from any
charge of fraud. Neither report recommends
any action by Congress. Washington despatox
, ofyes'eraiy.
Foreign Affairs.
Madrid, Feb. 26. It is expected that the
modifications which are to be made by Marshtl
Seirano in the Provisional Government will, iu
all probability, provide for the inttoduction in
the new Cabinet ot a representative ot the
rariirnl clement.
London. Feb. 26. The War Oflice has received
A cflicial despatches Iron) New Zealand, annouu-
eii g further successes over the rebel;. Ibe
troops have carried by assault the Maori
strcnchold Nayatapba. The natives made a
desperate defense, and lost 200 killed and
wounded, while tbe British loss was 22.
Paris, Feb. 26. In the Coips Leglslatif.
to-day, Kouher, Minister of State, acknowledged
. '. that loans to defray the expenses of improve
ments in Paris were not raised in strict accord
ance with the law. Satisfaction was generally
exrmed by members with the avowal and ex
planation ct tbe Minister.
London. Feb. 20. Iu the csscofSawrln ts,
Starr, during the trial of whii h exposures were
made ot convent life iu Enzlnd, a verdict was
today rendered for p.alnutf, whoisawaraea
d urn sues of M)0.
; London, Feb. 20. A Golden Clab eold medal
has been awarded to Dr. Joshua Luavilt, of
wew rorx.
Marquis of Ilnrlitigton, Postmaster General,
has beeu elecied to the House of Commons from
Haft nor.
Havana, Feb. 24. via Key West, Feb. 20.
Tbe volunteers for the past lew days have shown
a mntinous and dauuerous soirit. General
Dulcetoday assured their commandots that
iuttice would be done to traitors. i
. Orders have been given to tbe troops la the
v ( field to take no prisoners la arms, bat to snooty
The Government of Spila Is much Incensed
at tbeeonductot the Cnbaos in refusing to ac
cept its conciliatory propoeala, and it haa now
determined to crunh the rebellion if it takes
60.000 -troops to do iu Tbe volunteers have
iwrome aulet.
. The Vtario to day seeks to discourage emi
gration of Cuban. It says this moveiueot Is
r, viewed in a truo l:eltt by Amcr.cu lour-
' Eftla. wblc- eidj Utf Cuba. ia HI the
question. These emlgiaots rreate abrosd ai
dven'urotis and dangeriu splut, wblcb ba-t
no rifptct for laws and rights of nitlon. and
U Icptieated by unlawful ambition au 1 thirst
tor grid nnd b'ocd.
New Yobx, Feb. 26. A snec'al (torn Havani,'
dated to-day, tajs the volunteers wb nave
been mobilized are preparing to take the del i
sgamst the Insnrpefits. tome merchant- Irotn
Clenfuetros are here, and have purchased arms
for iheoefense ot the city. Tne Government
has sl'O snpplled them wltn rlies and arii.lerv.
A despatch Irom Maianzas to-day says tbe
TO'unteers sre bcioe mobilized.
From Trinidad, on Tueodaj, It is reported
that the troops who h-ive bwti oprra'.lng agninst
the Insurgents have retuiaed with a number of
prisoners.
Advices from Cienfuego, of Wednesday, say
the artillery column has returned, having
whipped tbe msuraeiits on the river Damui.
Msn.y were wounded, nnd a Mexican general
who was captured was shot. A tow boat, which
bad been In use by the insurgents on the river,
was rt captured.
A letter from Santiago de Cuba, of tbe 25th,
says the tnsurircot Geueral Gomez has ordered
the deotructicu of the es'ates of Soaularls for
prevent them from supplyiosr their funds to
aim inn the volunteers. The estates of Cubans
and foreigners will be lecpected.
Havana. Feb. 20. OUlcal lnlorma'ion has
been received that au engagement between the
SpiinUh forces aid rebels look place at the
mouth of Damuji liver, in CieniuenoB district.
The trcops were victorious. A steam tug seized
In that river bv the rebel was recaptured.
I ABis. Feb. 26. Ibe bullion in the Hank or
Fiance has increase 1 ll,000,000f. since the last
report.
I he huniime rone has issued a circular to
tbegrent powers ot Europe, thanking them for
the attitude taken In the late difficulties with
Greece.
Liverpool. Feb. 20. Arrived out. steamship!
China at Qurenstowu; Westphal'a at Southamp
ton; and Europa at Glasgow, ail from Ne v
York.
The Contested Election Cne,
The above matter was resumed ves erflv
afternoon before Examiners Meslck and Bat-
tur, the testimony beinir still mainly directed
to the Seventh division of the Third ward.
Solomon L. Blitz. No. 770 South Klchth street.
testified that William Marter did not live there
at this election; William Marlow did; William
marter was usfessea there, and on the voters'
list was William Martin.
Peter McGovern testified that he lived at No.
764 South Eighth street, in October last: no
Thomas P. Mc'Jarvin nor any other Peter
McGovern lived there; he did not vote.
(Thomas P. MeGarvla was a'seFsed there, and
on the voters' list was Peter McGarvin twice.)
juarrin u xsciu lesuueci mat ho lived at No.
No. 810 8. Eighth street at this election, and
voted but once; no other person of tbat name
lived there. (He was assessed, and on the
voters' list twice.)
Mrs. irn Baer. No. 725 Lebanon street, testi
fied that Philip Baer, her son, was tweuty years
old this month; no other one of that name
lived there. (He was assessed, aud on tbe
voters' list.)
John McCullongh was recalled, and testified
that be compared the I in of voters with the
liBt or taiables Kept bytbe election officers of
this division, and toand cn tbe latter 127 names
marked as voted that do not appear on the
lormer list.
Benjamin F. Mifflin. No. 1627IN. KIsrhth street.
testified that no other Benjamin F. Mllrlin lives
In this city; he did not at any time live at No.
812 . Ninth street. (Benjamin F. MIQ1 n was
Hsseseed at the latter place, and on the voters'
list.)
John W. Winter. No. 745 S. Ninth street, tea-
tinedtbat he voted the Republican ticket In
this division, as also did a. K. Piirmenter, No.
805 8. Ninth street; Francis P. Clegg, No. 92H
Catharine street; John P. Griffith. No 721
Fallon street: John Kellv. No. 762 8. Ninth
street; William Hoberts. No. 763 S. Ninth street.
me voteo lor a. u. letcber.)
1. R. Ktull. ISO. 243 Jenerson street, testified
tbat he did not vote In tho Seventh division of
tne fleventeentn ward at this election, as also
Old Anthony Z. Brown, No. 243 Jeflersoa street.
11 nev were Dotn assessed there, and on the
voters' list.)
The box of the Sixth division of the Fourth
ward was opened, and all the oanera found
therein. On the window book 165 names were
marked as voted, and ten are added hv thP
election officers; the list ot votars contains 300
names and numbers: tbe hourly returns show
that 402 votes were polled for District Attnmov
and Mayor resoectlvely ; for City Solicitor. 404:
uuu lux iJibjr Luwuiiraiuiirr,
Adjourned until Monday next.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
JFur additional Marine Newt leg firrf Page,
ALMANAC FOB
PHILADKLPHIA-THia DAY.
Bust Rieas,
8dm Bkts...
.Donmuun nim. - 7.01
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CLEARKD TESTKimiv
Br. ship ArmBtrong. Uwem. Antwerp. C O. VanHnm
Buanjnip iouawnaa, Jt-nnlngs, BvnnU. Pun,
delchla aud bo a lb em Mail Hteamsaip Co rau'
ocjru. weniwonn, Kooblas, Calato, K. A. Sauder
Bopr Mgle P. Smith, Grace, Jacksonville.
Bcbr B. hieelmao, Kublusori, Asaawoman. 8.
uoz & Burews.
do.
.B.I. X.SII.
Si'r F. Fraokiln, Pleraon, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
. ARRIVED YE3TERDAV.
ocnr J. 8. Detwller. Hran. dHii.nm a.-
bcbr V rale. Mason. 7davfrnm rthn.n
cotton etc., toordar. , wun
Bv A-'"e. "on JEastport, with flih to K. A.
beT fftnVSf So! r'm LU'e1' De, Wllh
febr David McQueen, Connelly, 6 days from Lanrni
Del , wlib lumbertoCollluBAUo. urei.
scorM.u. jsurniia. iutDorow, l aay from Camden
Tlul with ir.ln In Tmm L Raw). A IV, '
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IIVMni A A
Btsamshlp Korfoik. piu. ..r phii..inv.i. .....
frem Mlcboiond Mth IniV T ' ueu
bieaiUBblp Pioneer. Catharine, for Philadelphia
sailed irom Wl mlnartnn. N. 11.. vitrri,r.
o.r.unumDMgB, Wiley, HeDCS, l xiOBtOD TeSterV
dy morulas.
bieaaisblD Whirlwind, flnnr. hmu v,nDi.
2UHIut. ' ' 1 "
Barque vesta. Kodero, from Liverpool Dec. 12 for
Philadelphia, was spoken V2A Innu lat. H8 S4, long. ,4 ii.
UaiqiiR Rachel. Mitchell, for Philadelphia. atUV
Barques Mary O. Fox. Ross, and Basadahnn ni.
ton. at MatuuaaslS.h lnsl lor a port north of Hat
Leraa. Brig Bamuel Lindsay, Wilson, hence, at Cardenas
12th luit.
BrigHmlly Fisher. Clark, hence, at Trtnidait i.m.
Ionian l.
Bi lg Ocean Btar. Carroll, sailed from Cardenas lsth
inhL. tur a noil norm ot HaunrAn.
Brigs torin A I Dei i. Hardy, and Robtn. Donglass.
at Caidenas 17ih Inst . tor a port north or Hatteras.
Bt lg Wm. Creevy. Haley, tor New York, remained
ai Beimoda2uib Inst.
Brig Mry K Pennell, Baton, tor Philadelphia, at
Brig O. C. Clary, Qould, cleared at Smyrna 29th ult.
t.ip K' Atrin.
Brig Five Brothers, Thorlow, for Philadelphia, was
at Havana Soib Intl.
Iltlgs Allen. Brown; Clara P. Otbbs. Parker: and
Gaiaia, McKeoale. at Maiauins 1HQ lns( , lor a pott
norm oi naneras.
Hrm R. H. HasKell, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Bsgua I6i h Inst,, in company with barque lrma, at
kLhp j. j.'Rnencer. Brulth. lor Philadelphia. aallAil
frnm rrovidrnce Mlh Inok
Bcbr W. H. Tlvrs. liotlman, lor Philadelphia, sailed
fnn. rttunlUr-KOB HUB InSI.
tScbr William rf vvhuiuh.vu, umiuii, ueace, ai
GfOfgFtnwD, O U,2Hblnat.
Bufiva 1ODoa auun, v.umo, i. . &, uuhuwai,
JSdgeit sailed tiou Cardenas Utb InsL, (or a port
nHnhT. H. MoLellan, Farri Fllsbth Magee. GoL
trevi nd thus. A. Jones. Urirtlu, at Cideuas l7(h
iDRt . for a pori norm ar ra.
Bcbrs Raobel Seaman. High, and O. B. Grnve, Wea
. r,sriuLnn S5th Inst., from Baltimore.
Bchr J. B KbladUr, Lee, cleared at Boston 2tn last,,
l0'"?".""!! ,.... 1.ln At In.1.11 OK,. In..
Bcbr jonn Dkuviuiui - ,uni
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WAREROUMS,
No.
45 South SECOND St.,
(Knot Mas, Brown Btons Building).
2 Mini PHILADELPHIA.
QIC FEIN8TEN MEUDEL
AKANU1EHT IN DER GANZEN ETAQE
f ERTIG ZUU AN8ICHT, TEPPICH UND
GAKT1ENEN ENBEQRIFFEN.
CEORCE J. HENKEL8,
MEUBEL FABIUCKANT,
THIHTEENTH AND OHE3NTJT,
I23mrp PniLADELPHIA.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
PilTEHT
Alum & Dry Plaster
FIRE PROOF
Are most desirable for quality,
finish and price.
MARVIN'S
SPHERICAL BURGLAR
Cannot be Sledged !
Cannot be Wedged !
Cannot be Drilled!
BANK VAULTS,
VAULT DOORS,
EXPRESS BOXES.
FAMILY PLATE SAFES,
COMBINATION LOCKG
rioanu send for a catalogue to
721 CHESNUT Street,
(MASOSIC KALI), l'blladelplila,
205 BBAODWAT, NEW TOBK,
108 BARK IT, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
SEC0ND-U1KD SAFL'S of all makes for
sale low. 2i8tw8m
SAFES AND MACHINERY MOVED.
n . t. . MAinian
ulB wt wrrvlrvrrrv w
FIE- AND UUEGLAK-riiOOP SAFES,
LOCKHMITH, BEXL-HANQEH, AND TIKa r.P-n
IN BU1LULMU HAKDWARK,
Na 484 BACK BUmI
GAS FIXTURES, ETC.
CORNELIUS & BAKER,
MANWFACTUKEBS 07
CAS FIXTURES,
LAMPS,
DRONZE8, LANTERNS, Etc.
STORE,
No. 710 CHESXCT Street.
MANUFACTORY,
No. 821 CIIEltltY Street,
1 0 gmwlin nTTT ATnTT PTTTA,
WALL PAPER.
LOOK1 LOOK II LOOK 11 1-WALL PAPER3
aud Linen Wlnuow Shades m.nuun
luied, tbe ebeapestln theolty.al JOHN4TO Vri
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i,.ia ('..lonin ,.,... i ": l
Btreet, Camden, New Jersey. a aS
AHANDBOMK ASSORTMENT OP WALL
Pai-eis and Window Blind, h K BAI,
DEHSION & BON, No. oa bl'HING 11 a itm.- v
BtreeL u fi ilia
HATS AND CAPS.
aJONKS. TEMTLB ft CO..
'ABH lONABLg Hihlia
J.-.U. ao d, nifl i u mreat.
First door above Uhasuut atroet. tq
OWARBDKTON'8 IMPROVElii VENT1
laied, aud easy-ouing Drew Haw (patented) I a
all the Improved trillions of the suaauii. OHB
NTT 8tfwt. Pfl door Ut the Po.1 UaiuX ll U6D
BOARD1NQ.
AT NO. 1121 GIRARD BTP.EET MAY BE
obtained furnished and anfuralsbe4 rooms for
HABvIBPS
- .
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY.
JA8. H. CRYSON & SON,
No. 8 North SIXTH Street, i
Stationers and Printers.
Blank Boo b. Ledgers, Daj Books, Cash
Books, Etc. Etc.,
Madt to order at tbe short si ooiloe, at the lowest
nikrket rates.
LKTT1TB PAPER. ier r.am
FoOlW AP Pa1KK. per Ituu. tW
ISO IK l'Afir.R per rcno)... r
A tail aiwer nisnt of ltup iria and tuple BTA
TIOKKKY. always on hand; INKS. PltMCILS, PK
BOLDEHa JCto., Id treat variety.
EN Vi LOPKb, bolt, letter Hie.. l'BO per 1000
white. M .. 1 80 H
A great variety of stylta aad (radea always on
hand, at tbe lowest rairs,
PBLhTED BLANKS, CARDS, PAMPnLBTTS,
Kl.,axeooted Id tbe most approved styles 1 U lia
PROPOSALS.
J3R0P08AL8 FOR BDBSISrLNCE STORES.
HKADO.DARTIRS District of Tn )
INDIAN TKKKITOKY, UFFIOK I
CHIEF OOMMIHHAKY OT HUllMISrKNCB, I
Foht Uibmon, C. N., Jan. 21, 1H89. J
Bealed PropoHM'M, in dupiloaie, will ba re
ceived at the olllce of the unileralKuett, at Fort
OlbsoD, O. N , until 12 o'olooK M., MONDAY,
Mfciob 15, 189, for ibe delivery ot Subsistence
HtoreH, rh IoIIowh:
AT FORT GIBSON, CHEROKEE NATION,
I. T.
660,000 pounds of Fionr.
76.0U0 ponuds of Brtoon.
26,000 poondsof HalU
6,000 gallons of Vinegar.
400 barrela of fork.
And Corn Meal In snob, quantities as may be
requited,
Ihe Flour to be equal In quality to tbe best
XXX brands of the Mt, Louis market, and pat
up us folio wy 1145,100 pounds to be put ap In
barrels full bf ad lined, and 4'25 000 pounds to be
put up lu double soaks, ol gunny sacking and
cotton beetlnp.
Ihe bacoDjto be of first quality , and pnt np
as tollows: 2O.C0O pounds in Heroes or casks,
and 66,000 pounds In gunny sacks of about 126
pounds each.
Tbe Salt to be of good quality, and put up as
follows; 10.000 pouDds In barrels and 16,000
pounds In doable Backs of guuny sacking and
cott.n sheeting,
Tbe Vinegar to be of best quality, and made
of whisky of full strength, and lobe put upas
follow: 1000 gallons In barrels of good quality,
securely hooped, and 4000 gallons to oe put np
In (caiiks containing not more tban 23 gallons
each, tbe casks to be of best quality, painted,
and to have four iron and eight hickory boops
on eacb.
Tbe Fork to be prime mess pork, to be put up
securely In good barrels containing 200 pounds
each.
Tbe Corn Meal to be of best quality, and put
np In barrels or tacks, like the Hour, as may be
required, roe perkon or persons to wnoin any
award is made must be prepared to execute
contracts and give the required bonds at once,
and be in readiness to commence the delivery
of stores on tbe 20lb day of April, 1809, and to
continue the seme in such quantities as may
be required until tbe 1st day of December, 1X69,
at wbtcb time tbe whole amount of the article
or articles contracted for must be supplied.
Samples of articles (except meats) must ac
company tbe proposals, In boxes or bottles, and
not in paper parcels.
Each bid must be accompanied by a good and
sufficient guarantee from two or more persons
whose loyalty and solvency are certified by a
clerk of a court of record), setting forth that
they will. In tbe event of its acceptance, elve
ample bonds and seourity for the faithful per
lormance oi tne same.
Tbe name and place of residence of each bid
der and surety must be Klven.
No proposal will be entertained, unless satis
fartorlly represented, that does not fully comply
with tbe terms of this advertisement.
Proposals may be for tbe whole or any part, of
ire stores rtquirea.
An v contract awarded under tbls advertise
ment will be made subject to tbe approval of
tbe Com mist arv-Ueiieral of Subsistence. U. S.
Army, and tbe right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
All stores delivered will be subject to a rigid
Inspection.
Payments upon the contracts awarded will
be made monthly in current funds, or as soon'
as tbe same shall nave been receivea.
Bidders are Invited to be present at tbe onen
lug of proposals, wblch will take place on the
day and bour above specified. Blanks for pro
posals r nd bonds will be furnished on applica
tion to ibis office.
Proposals must be plainly indorsed, "Pro
posals for Subsistence Stores," and addressed
to tbe Chief Commissary ot Subsistence, Dis
trict Indian Territory, f ort uioson.u. n.
By order of 2 6 5w
Brevet Mslor-Gcn B. H. GRIEIWON.
A. F. ROl KWELL. Bvt. Lieut-Colonel and A,
Q. M. U. 8. A.. C. O. 8. DlsU Indian Territory.
T"EPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.
XJ -OFFICE OF CHIEF COMMISSIONER,
FIFTUbTRIi.lUA', WJWSi BllJlii, l!il-UW Ulitta-
Philadelphia. February 23 18C9.
NOTICE lO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Healed Pronosals will be received at tbe
Office of tbe Chief Commissioner of Highways
nriLil 12 o'clock M.. on MONDAY. March 1. 1U09.
for rebuilding tbe Span of tbe Penrose Ferry
TtrMoA wnnnLlv destroyed.
All bids must state the price for doing the
vnrhr. ino.indlnsr all the necessary material, and
also slate the pilce that will be allowed for tbe
old material, now on tbe premises, wbiob may be
nsed In tbe rebuilding of tbe bridge, subject
to tbe approval of we cniei engineer ana but-
fratnr
All bidders are Invited to be present at tbe
time and place or opening iue wm proposals,
HI be accompanied by a certi
ficate that a bond bas been filed in tbe Law
Department as directed by ordinance of May
if "the lowest bidder shall not execute a con
tract within five days sfterthework Is awarded,
be will be deemed as declining, and will be held
liable on bis bona ror me aiuerence Between
his bid ana tne next uikuw. uiu.
"owJii MAHLON H. DICKINSON.
Chief Commissioner of Highways.
LUMBER,
1869 1869
KJLMIAXJK,
n,nr BKABONBB CLEAR PtNBU lQQ
i n,nr FLORIDA FLOORING. 1 Q?Q
1869 iS8S&. 18(,y
VIKOINIA FLOORU.O.
CIXAWAHK FLOORING.
ABH FLOOKLNa.
WALNUT F LOOKING.
FLORIDA BTEP BOAAkDS,
RA1LPLANK.
tCOCi WALNUT BDH AND PLANK. QfJQ
18bU W ALN UT DM. ArtD PLavNJC. lOUt
AUW WAIJUT BOARDtt.
WALNUT PLA&K..
ICOn UNDERTAKERS LUMBER, "I Q(1Q
1869 sStaDAJL""
WALNUT AND PINE.
1869
REASONED POPLAR. 1 QflQ
BEAbON ED OHJfiKRY. J.OOV
WHITE OAKLANK AND BOARDS.
1869 J3815 1152 Ki E3n 1869
1869 WAISflS 1869
lOUt "ifvVAY feCANTLIAG.
1869
CEDAR BHINGLFH, lflftQ
CYPIOWWUINMLVB, lOOt
MADLE, BHOTHFR A OO,,
No. auMl bOUlii Bueet,
in
COTION 8AIL DUCK AND CANVAS, OF
all uunibus and brands, Taut, Awning, an4
Watos-t over Duck.
AIm. J Paper Manntacturers Drier Felts, from
tbUiylr.C! es tOievaulj-.n lncb wM, Pun 111,,
lnC,BaUXW:it- JOHN W. KVEKMAN,
AMUSEMENTS,
r c e n t h
o
A L L.
1 v i
fcBANB OPfLMlxa SIGHT;
INAUGURATION EVENING.
THURSDAY, MAIiCU 4,19,
OF THf
IJRE1T ARABIAN NiHIITS' COMBINA.
'XIVH LfllLUlAlJlliAr
Comprising Fiftr Beautiful Tableaux,
WITH A "v "
UBAKD COMBINATION OF TALENT.
CABLK.TOM,
The Oreat IRIEH COMKUUN and VOCALIST
til antear in nm u fqnnta cnnrnrt-rs:
lllKDUBOIN DANClNUMABrKJl,
DAM'Y PAT .
JOLLY IRISHW4W. .
lRIfH OLIUKK BOY,
WH ISTI.INii PT.
UsFPlKsT PAOny OTJT,
I-IO AND THE BTILK.
Kto. lets. jfceTEta,
PBOFESNOB ft- O'BGsBDSS,
tbe OMlGINATOK and I N VKNTOR of tbS
1 Uflt Mi AHON ICiiH,
111 art ear in bis UH1CA r Hfh.UUAL.ry of rilavln.
TtiKKK II1I(V1' 'iUMSSaloaoe
l liu iuao K"i n'. a m nappv to aunoanos toe ar
rlal Hem Lond'tti and et'KasiiieQi of . i
fclUNOK ihIKJ U1BHIO,
IlieOieat Vuciliand Carioaiurltm fmui ihaAlham
bra. I.oiiaoD. In bis unfqun led etisraoter Bonas:
MAJOR WKIL1NUun Dii BOUTd, J
UlilJNf.A riu but., ,
JTAeiH IU a m-r. r in,i,
fKETTY LI 1TLK FLORA. ,
TK LACAHIKK LA8S.
THEKKLFIKBUOP, . .
T11K TAh- KIX OF THE BOOTS. '
WALKiSU IN TH K ZOJ, V . i
UP I A BAl.L'KN,
IMMEN-E A KOFFfRlsslanX
I 1.1KE Tt BK A 8WKLL.
THE TH IRODOHSHKb,
BARD AS BIKKL.
K'.o Kfco. Kic Vja
DnriPg the Evenlns;. ..,
1H OA RRIB VERNON. '
the Accomplished Vnralisi, tri m London, will' aloe
several af ber liopular sontrs and ballads, tnreUier
lib a great array ol othor talent, -wa a
juk rimiuLAHS uii,in ujt the DAY.
Tbe iLoterialBmeut will coociuaa eacn evanlosr
wlib a
GBANDIPRBBHNTATION
ONR HUNDRED ' '
VALUABLE OXPTS
TO THE AUPImSlSOE. - '
MATIN F.KN
WEDNESDAY AND ATUHDavT AFTJ2BN0ON8.
(Vimniannlna txt IU. sk'nlaolr .
TTCKKT": FIFTY CBNT9
UttKKVal) SKATH...bKVENTY-FIVE CKNTN
MAtKHAI.I, A CO PKUPUIRTOR
UKOKUK GOKDON.M UIKK(,TH
AMEBIC AH ACaOKMY OP
iUB FitKSOU OPERA.
MU8tC.
J A ME? FIPK. J
ADULIU BLB.UIE.LV.
-s;; rroPrletor
Dlrcior aod Ataaager
BRIEF 8KASON ' l
OK
GRAND OPkkA BOUFF1C
cousl Hn of
biA. omai-i au ujn is siatimec,
by the Combined iroupeoof
ArAitioiAn Aniiaio.
MONDAY EVENING. March 1, ' '
LA PKK (!HOLE.
Opera Oomlqne, la tfcreu aots, bv i ff9obac,il
MLLEiKMA, MON8. AUJACL
Messrs. Leduc, Edgard, Hamllioo, ate. eta.
TUESDAY EVENING. Msrch 2,
ORPMEKAUX KNFER3. .-
f!rar d Bps:tacalar Ol era R juUe. lu four acta, hi r
OU'ttitiacb. -
Mf ser. I eduo. Lifrl(Tinl. Dscbeaae, QulduO.
Miles. Doolos, Ruav, Tholer, sic eta t., ,
WEDNESDAY KVESING, March t
BAKVK BLEUE;
Opera Bonffe (n lour acts, by ORVnbach.
MLLE IRMA, MONfcJ. ACJAC
MtsU.mes Hamihoa.Tboler. Rnse.slo. i
MftBts. LsKrlffuuL iholor. Francis. Edgard. d.
dignac, etc. etc. . . n
THURBBAY EVENING. March 4, ''
LA BElLK HELKNE
Opera BonfiV, In tbree acts by OtTnbaoh.
MLLK.TOSTEK, MONS. AUJAO,
MesdamFS Ouclos, H s, Matbild. Tboler.
Mtasis. Leduo. Lagrlllo ', Duchesne, eta i .
FRIDAY EVENING, wtrcb S,
LA UHANcON DE FORTUNIO. .
Opera I'nmlo la one act. by Oflsnbach.
Mile. Irma. Mssr. Leo no and Francis. sfaadamo
Tholer, Rose, Mathilda, etc. eta
AND '
LEti BaVARDB.
Opera Ciomlqao, In two ao s by Offoabaoh,
BaTUHDAY AFTKBNOON, AT a, T
ORaNUGALA MATIMBE.
LA GRANDE DUCHE1, '
Opera Botiire In four acta, by Aifenbach,'
MLLK TOIS'i'EE, M. AUJAO.
Mensrf, Leduo. Lsurlflenl. Dactssna. Mile. Duoln.
etc. etc. :...
BAIUKDAT .VK1"0, MSTOQ B.
GRAND FAHKWELL PEHFO KUANOB,
MLLE. TOSTKK. MlLK. IRMA.
Messrs. Deere, Leduo Dnchesne, etc etc , . ,
Reserved Beats furanv at tha iluiTiiMrftimMM.
can be bad cn and after SATURDAY, February 27
at lONER'b Wob o k-tore Mti. llOA CHabN'UT
btrevt, aud at the Academy ot Music.
scale or pRTmta-' ' '
ADMISSION ONI DOLLAR
Mo Extra Charge tor Reserving Bea's.
Family Clrole.... . ..beveoiy S ve Oenls
Oallfry m M..TUtrty Cents
NOTH E. The Libretto of tbe Opera, as perrorniMl
by the Fiench Opera Company (tbe only correct
edition publl.bed), carelully irannlated, tbe ten 0f
wblcb la tsken from the Prompt Bwk, thus asourloc
a perfect slmllltDde hetwen tbe Opera as sung ou
tbe stsge and tbe Libretto a reaS la tbe aadleaoe.
aud conialnltig ihe muslo ot the choicest morceaux.
f. r sale at the MukIc fetorea. i ig
TXTALNUT BT. THEATRE.
BEGINS AT 71
JIG. Feb. . .
V V .THIS (Saturday) EVENING, Fen. u.
xar. ana M.uHnicK WILLIAM d.
The original Popular Drama eotlt'cd ,
ALL HALLOW EVE.
Body 0-Conner...,...M...Mr. BAKNRT WTLLIAMB
H Illy K llleep Mrs. Ba NEY WLLLlAalR
'le be followed hy Hie Logbable Faroe of
, tlONNECTIOUT COUKSHlP.
Jrmlma (a Yankee g.l)... Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS
1 conclude wllb ibe Comic Drama of
,, BARHEY THE B a RON. ""
Barney the Baron..... Mr. BARNEi WILUAMd
in active preparation, and will ba produced
u,. On MONDAY EVENING, Harob 1,
rri.5 T?.T.,fc"x,,,? Machinery, eic tbe suocessrul
J.vSHrtfl,"Bm' ',,'"Vp1exDM4 (or Kr' Mrs. Bar
ney Williams, by John ilroutbam. Eiq sniltled
THE EM ERALD RING.
MIlHSEA3TRE?ALTOiJ,d CUESNDrsrRBEr
imm '
BUB AN G ALTON Oom m npir.RA rnuvm
will appear 'iHiH AFI'ERNOoN. at o'm.mir i
AFI'ERNOON, at M clock, la
OBrnbach's
cmnn.nnnw.iir.
THIS (Batorday) even tNui. at I o'clock.
CHINN CHOW-HI
. , ON MONDAY, Match 1.
first pcrlormanue In America of O r"F ENB ACBC'S
. ROBINSON URCSOK.
With nw and splendid scenery by rbarlesBerserar
and John Weaver, acu entirely new eostomea,
teals tan be secured alz dys io adv.nse. at
Trnmplai 'a. No. fit Obesout st , and at the Toeatra.
ES. JOHN DKEW'S AIICH feXftBTTHr.
ATRE. Begins at 7 80.
New Oouiedy and Gand3orlMaua
MONDAY AMU EVERY AVENLNQ.
A. W. Young's Tbree Ant Comedy of
A VICTIM OF CIKOUMSfANOWFL .
Vlrgltla de Merloi Mre. JOH DREW
Aided by the Full Company.
Concluding wllb John Rroughaui'a
King PnwbaVau" ZJZT " N "
Taplato Jobo timlih..,,lliu .'.""'7""
H. Orals
Barton Hl.l
riciliOUlM... v... FAnnT llinnnnrt
ebear.al, MICH ADO ABOUT NOTHINGi
FOJC'S AMERICAN VAKIETY mi E ATRE.
... gaoement of tuk japb
for a limned Lumber 01 nlgbtt.
Ihe great JAPB ai'd the rislnal
EVERY EVBNINOnd BATURD AY AFTERNOON
ALER'8 (LATB MILLER'S) WINTER
btreet.0 A ' m TU 7M nl VINK.
,Ha.GRA,N.D ORCHESTRION, formerly ths pro
pa tyot Iba GRAND DUKE OF RADEN, purobaaed
at great expense by JACOB VALErt, of mi. oily, lo
coin filiation with FLAMKB'B OROHKHTJiA. and
a ili'o o?iS ' ANDERf N, will perfurni EVERY
hA.1 NON and EVExVINa M lbs atKV-meAV
Honed plaoe. Admlsmon rrea. 1 li tl
TJ ORTICCLTCRA L II A L L. (1ERMANIA
JL-L ORCH MKA-r U B L I O REH EARBALH
EVKRY WEDNESDAY, at s P. M.-Tlokite sold
at Ibe door, and all principal Muslo Blorei Pack.
KAMA nf Hu. BhlulA ...... . aOA
Lug
TEL
Blur
No.
fnu to DKDMua n addrAMinv n
IT, No. I'AHI MONTEKs-Y Btreet; Wlitia'aMuAin
e.No. littl Cbesuut street: An&-7 utii E?!ic
1104 t'beonut street. , ., 7'."'
pABL BENTZ' AND MARK HASSLER'B ORi