Tilti DAILY EVENING TELtfGlUl'U PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1870.
tjii: i:i.i:cn.
Con'li'iirt from tit First rrtij'.
a Kq uMit Kii tnojority of 4'2S0. la the Lcsrlsla
ture elec ted in i80! there wa a Republican
majority on jo;nt ba'ot ot 23. The next Legis
lature will e'ec ft successor t S.-iiator Wiilard
Warner. wLoo term expires March 4, 1871. The
Republicans cxpi ct to carry the State, but will
probably loce a Congressman in the Third
ia:i let.
A UK API A.
There is no State ticket to be voted for. The
Contrrces-lonal nominations and majorities lu
1S03 were as follows:
Hint, ..i,r,M,v.i. PtnmrrnH. W'i.
1. 'Lojau H. Roots, X M. Hinks. Irt4 K.
8. O. P. Snnler, A. K. C. Holers. 1' D.
a. Thomas Boles, J. tM wards ilwl.) 33iif K.
The Republicans may expect t lose a Con
gressman in the First district. The Legislature
elected two years ao had a Republican majo
rity on joint ballot of OS, the Democrats ha vim;
but one member In each house. They can
scarcely liopo to be to successful this week, but
will probably secure a clear majority and elect
a Republican successor to Senator Alexander
McDonald, whose term expires March 4, 1ST1.
I)EI.WA!tK.
The fo!lowita; are the candidates in this State:
A,', yuhlirm: llnnvm':
. Governor.. T. I!. Conwy, .Tames Feller.
C'oinireBs . . Joshua T. Heald, 'Benjamin T. Disss.
The past vote in this Stale has been a3 fol
lows: 1mv a-vcrnor. s.if.ft llliJ
ltrtl President..... 8.l.'i5 S.70T 61v!i
im;6 Governor !,VH 1,2121)
18HS Presiilnnt,.... 7,c.2:i Io.sho s.a.iri)
mj Countess 7,C;)G li,tCl 3,32oD
The colored vote of Delaware will reach
nearly ftiMJO, and there Is a reasonable hope of
the Republicans carrying the State. The last
Legislature was unanimously Democratic, how
ever, and, In consequence of the unequal re
presentation, the next will probably be con
trolled by the Democrats, and a Democrat
elected to succeed Senator V"illard SauUbury.
Mr. ISlirse, in accepting the Democratic nomi
nation for Congress, gave utterance to the fol
lowing exalted sentiments:
"In the presence of this people and Almighty God,
I declare the flfteeutli amendment a monstrous
fraud. Hear, () earth 1 and give ear, O Uoavens ! in
the Senate of tlie United States sits a dirty, thlevlng
nfgger preacher.''
1 LURID.
The candidates are as iollo.vs:
I.ieut.-Oov. . Samuel T. Par. S. U Niblack.
Congress... JosiahT. Walls (col.), W. D. Bloxam.
In lStS the vote on Governor showed a lie
publican majority of 40:20 over all opposition,
and the tftatc Is sure for the R .'publicans this
year. There are two independent candidates
for Congrcea.
ILLINOIS.
The following are the candidates, and the ma
joritlesj for Congress In 1SGS:
Itr palilicati. It. itinrraf.
Treasurer Era-aus N. B ite?. ("Il ls'. mauley.
Sup. I'nU in. . .Newton Batemau, cuas. FeruaL
FOH COKCIKES..
.'. rtff.thllraii. weiva',,
A t la,:i,'. l. A. Ixjgau, Wm. 13. Anderson.
1. C. U. Fanvell, .
John Went worth (Tnd.).
2. .T. V. Farnsworth, Rich. Bishop.
Mil.
8,ljlil
14.011R
S,S72ll
M.
4.
5.
t.
7.
S.
9.
10.
11.
12.
la.
MI. O. Buivhard, Olms. Betts.
John Ji. IJawley, 1 L. Cab!
"Ebon C. TiiRorsoll, 15. N. Stevens (luJ.)
1,722 U
T,:ur!t
",6(ilH
5.15UK
2 234li
2 r3 in
,023l)
3,SSiI)
1,0 12K
DU3L)
M.uiton u. . ook, juuus a very.
Mess:; II. Moore,
A. J. Hunter.
J. O. K ibliwon.
T. W. MeNeely.
.lop. Miriuiii,
B. F. Wi-sUaur,
John tt Mteliell,
K T. Rice.
Wui. il. Robinson,
Sam. s. MarslMll.
John r. 1 1 ay.
AVm. Hum.. 11.
John M. Crrbs.
Daniel W. Muun,
The Democratic candidate for Congress In
the first district has withdrawn, and it is un
derstood that Hon. John Wcutworth, Rep., will
receive the support of the opponents of Farwell,
the regular Republican candidate. In about
half of the districts there arc 'temperance can
didates also.
The vote iu 18H8 was 250,200 for Grant and
lW, 143 for Seymour, a Republican majority of
rl,150. The last Legislature had a Republican
majority on joint ballot of 42, and the new one
will be iargely Republican, Insuring a Republi
can Senator to succeed Hon. Richard Yates.
The State will certainly be carried by the Re
publicans and there will probably be no c'uange
in the Congressional delegation.
lit lubUcaii. ' ilOT'.
Hovn nor 'James M. Harvey, Isaac Sharp,
l.icut. (.ov I'. 1. Elder, A.J. Mien.
Sec'y or iState W. H. Sma'lwood, 15. Dunean.
Auditor A. Thomau, 11. McMahon.
Treaburer J. E. Hayes, S. U. Gephart.
Sup. l'ub. lust. . .11. 1). Mccarty, T. S.Murray.
Attorney-!. en A. L. Williams, A.W. Kucker.
Congress 1. P. Lowe, K. C. Foster.
There is also a Labor Reform ticket In the
Held, headed by Amos Sanford for Governor.
The Republican majority in 1S0S was 15,590,
and will bo larger this year. The Legislature
to Ue elec ted will select a successor to Senator
Edmund G. Ros?. The la3t stood 103 Republi
cans to 7 Democrats.
KliNTU. KV.
Only Congressmen are to be elected, the fol
lowing being the candidates and majorities in
1603:
lht. hpl'H'nit. Drmormtt. Vij
1. Nttthau K. XJlaek, E. UrosslancJ. ll.si; D.
2. M. J. l.'oark, H. 1). Mellerny. 1,214 D,
a. li. I). C arr, Joseph 11. Lewis. 7,166 I).
4. J. M. i-idler, w. ji. ueea. 11.3M 1).
6. James Speed, B. Winchester. 13,fy3 1),
6. Thomas Wnclitson. Wra. E. Archer. 7.945 U.
7. Wm. Urown, James 1J. Iieck. 10,640 D.
it. r . rin:ey, '.t. ivuams, m n,
. K M. Thomas, 'John M. Rice. 8,S5i D.
With the assistance of the colored vote, the
Republicans expect to gain a Congressman in
the Eijihih district at least.
I.OrHI.4N4.
The following are the candidates and majori
ties for Congress in 1803:
Knmhlitan. fifitrtnl.
Treasurer... A. liubuclet, James l). Ulalr.
Auditor James Graham, Allen Juinel.
FOIl C0NHKHSS.
Ititl. JliiiuWrant, Jiehii'Ta". y;
1. J. II. Syplier, A. W. Walker. U.mD
T. K. Dumas (Ind), L. St. Martin (vac).
V. L. A. Sheldon, O. A. Fosdyck. 8,B0SR
' 3. C. 11. Darrell, Adolph llailey. s,msd
4. James MeC'lerry, Michael ltyan. 5.92DD
D. Frank Morey, J. 1). Watklus. 7,17D
The vote lu 18")8 was 33,203 for Grant and
Sft,225 for Seymour, a Democratic majority of
4(fi,902, but this was cut down by the canraisers
to 15,278. The vote for Governor in 1333 was
04,901 for Warmouth, Republican; 88,040 for
Taliaferro, Democrat, and 35U0 scattering. It
Is safebt to give the Democrats all the Congres
sional districts exeept the Second, a loss of tiro
jglmbers to the Republicans and a train of four
to the Democrats by the filling of the vacancies,
lthe last Legislature there was a Republican
majority of CI on joint ballot, but this will
doubtless be swallowed up, and a DemoerU
elected to succeed Senator John 3. Harris, whoe
term expires March 4, 1871.
Louisiana is also to vot upon four proposed
wendments to Its State Constitution. The first
makes defau'ters of public moneys ineligible to
cilice; the second takes from convicted crimi
nals the right of suffrage and the right to hold
ii;c; the third strikes from the Constitution
the section declaring that a governor shall be
Ineligible for the succeeding four years after the
expiration of his term of fllco; and the fourth
declares that tho State debt shall no. t xcocd
$25,000,000 pr or to the year 1S00.
AI 4 II VI.. 4 Ml).
Only Congressmen are to bo elected, the can
4idattsand majorities in 180i being as follows:
Khl. twW.-nnn. -wtu'. Vai.
1. II. H. Tertu rt, S. lUir bleton. So97I)
8. Win. M. MnilllP, S. Archer.
P. Wash. Hooth, 'T. Hwnn. 7;!i'l)
. John li Smilh, J !in IMrelie. B-ifiD
6. Jas. A. Gary, Win. M. Merrick. 774Sl
The registration for this year contains the
names of about 3(5,000 colored voters who will
vote for tho first time. The Republicans will
certainly gain a Congresfman in the Fourth
district, and possibly In two or three other dis
tricts. Tha legislature to be elected will .select
a successor to Senator George Viekers.
MA-oAl lllXKr N.
There is a quadrangular contest in this State
over the State offices, except for Governor, the
following being the full tickets:
''1 'K,
lrtn'nrn 's,
.Toha Adams.
Jas. C'lialtaivay.
L. Stevenson.
I. ;vl llcywi) )d.
l'liini'H.s Ailca.
V. Warren.
Governor v m. ;iai!in,
l.leut..f)v Mos. Tucker,
Sec. of Slate 'Oliver Warner,
Treasurer 'hs. Adaim, Jr..
Auditor (.:has. Kndiootr,
Attoruej-tieu . . t'liaries A lieu,
7' luvrn nrr.
Governor Wendeli Ilii!l!ps, Wendell I'niillps.
Meut.-(iov Kitphalet Trask, It. . r.i.shop.
See. of State... (Jeorge S. Hail, S. H. Prate
Treasurer J 1m J. Daker, N. W. Stoddard.
Auditor L. W. PiirtMt,
AittnieT-(.;en..W. (iriswold. t'liaj. (lorndy.
The candidates for Congrcs-, v,Uh the majo
rities in 18(5-3, are as folio -vs:
JjtKt. It' pilblirtt'K. It' Wr-rttt. ft'. f ' i
1. Jits, iinltlnton, . V. Coins) wK. 940
It. C. Pitman ..Labor Re. orm and Tump )
2. Oakes Ames (lti Temp ) K Avoiy;!) .VI..I!.)
3. 'diticry Twitchell, W. Iastou(D.M..K.)21S2
II. 1). Oisliintr (Temp.)
4. "Sam. Hooper, Ijnpyld Mir.'e. 2":!t5
John T. argent (Ti'inp. and L. t )
5. Henj. F. Uutler, AtvuhCaok. nv
6. 'N. P. Hanks (U.&L.R.), J. K. Tarlmx. 0146
7. ( ieo. M. JJrooks, SctU Ada:ilJ. Cil-i
C. M. IJowe (Temp.) J. C. Kimball (I,, li.)
S. 'Geo. F. Hoar, . n.V.3
M. S. Johnson (Labor UeTorm).
9. rW. B. Washburn, J. 15. JaquRli. 11.4S0
Alvali Crocker (Laior Iteforiui.
10. "Henry L. Dawes, Reuben Noble. 4770
In 1808, in this St Ue, Grant had a majority
of 77,801. Last year, for Governor there were
three candidates in the field. Clallin, Rep.,
had 74,100; Adams, Dem., 50.735, aud Chamber
lain, Labor Reformer, 13,:i(57; Cladin's majority
over Adams, 23,371; over both, !);03. The Re
publican candidates will undoubtedly have a
plurality, if not a m-ijority, this year, and there
will be no change in the Congressional delega
tion. The last Legislature stood, on joint bal
lot, 202 Republicans to 143 Democrats a Re
publican majority of .YJ. The Legislatur t to be
elected will select a successor to Senator Henry
Wilson, whoso term expires March 4, 1371.
IMU'MMiiN.
The candidates, and the majorities for Con
gress in 1308, are as follows:
lt-pvblirniiK. fi-mttiri'
Governor
Lieut. -(jov
Sec. of State. .
Treasurer....
.H. P. a!dw in, C. t;. .'o nstoek.
.Morgan Hates, J. A. T. Wendell.
. Daniel Striker, J. W. Flanders.
. V. P. Collier, A. J. I'.owne.
."W. Humphreys, Chas. W. J Sutler.
.'Dwight May, John Atkinson.
. c. A. IMmonds, J. (J. Hulling -rr.
. C.Hosford, Duane Doty.
l-'01l (.ONGRKSS.
Auditor. ,
Att.-Cieneral. .
Lund Com'er. .
Stip. l'ub. Ins. ,
)VI. I'f'pvhlim.'ts,
1. H?nry Waldrou.
N. 1!. Eidrede. 1'2K
11. i:hamierUiu. 7soitl
D. D. Hughes. :!innl
MvroiiUider. 9:i2.It
2. 'Wm. L. Stuuffliton,
a. Austiu Hair,
4. 'Thomas W. Ferry,
r. "JinirD. Conger,
6. John F. DriL'gs,
J'.vi'on ( r. Stout. 172111
J. li. Sutherland. S335K
The Temperance parti- have also a full ticket
in the field. The vote in 1803 was 128,550 for
Grant, and 97.O0J for Seymour a Republican
majority of 31,4S1. In the last Legislature there
was a Republican majority of 00 on joiut ballot.
The Republicans will mike a clean sweep of the
State this year, and a Republteau will be elected
t succeed Senator Jacob M. Howard.
Four different amendments to the State Con
stitution are also to be voted for. They relate
to impartial suffrage, the construction of public
buildings and highways, increasing the salaries
of State oflicera aud judges, and granting aid to
railroads.
AlINNttMOr.4.
Only Congressmen are to be elected, the can
didates and majorities in 1808 beiug:
Dikt. lUpulilli an. M'tl
1. Mark H. Duunell, C. F.Uuck. COTS II,
a JohnT. Averill, 1. Donnelly. Oils R.
There is a prospective Republican gain of a
Congressman in the Second district, which was
carried by the Democrats in 1863 through a Re
publican split. In the last Legislature there was
a Republican majority on joiut ballot of Ot, and
a Republican will be elected as the successor to
the late Senator Daniel S. Norton, Democrat,
whoEe unexpired term, ending March 4, 1871, is
being served out by Hon. William Wlndom.
ItllSNOUUl.
In this Stale both tickets ciaim to be R ipub
lican, the Urown ticket, which is supported by
the Democrats, claiming to be in favor of gene
ral amnesty and other reforms. The candidates
are the following:
J'Vitl'li',ti s. );o,'ol,.
Governor ). W. Mct'Iuig, B. (J rata Brown.
Lieut. -Oov A. liurland, J. .1. (iraveily,
Sec'j State J. S. stover, E. F. Weigle.
Treasurer. ('. I. Fiby, Samuel lUyes.
Ainlltor l. A. Mo.ter, D. M. Draper.
Att'y-Uen l W. A. John, A. J. Baker.
The following are the Congressional candi
dates, with the majorities In 180S:
1. Irwin W. Smith, ('. P. Johnson (Lib.) 11 D
"trastus eils (Utm.)
8. A, Van Wormer, i r. A. Finkeiuburg (L.1 3226 R
8. G. 1. Van Aleu, Wm. N. Nalle (Uo.) 927 D
"J. U Mccormick (U.)
4. II. E. Havens. Wm. E Mil more iUt.) fr.'.ss R
6. S. S. Burden, (ieo. A. Smith (Lib ) 3476 K
6. Ueorge hmith, A. ('oinitigo (Dem.) 76 I
1. lHaac C. Parker, J. 11. Ellis i,Liu.) 7211 K
J. F. Asper dud.)
8. J. T. K. llawai(l, James G. Blair (Lib.) 1006 It
t. Edwin Draper, D. 1. Dyer (Lib.) 432 It
Andrew Kimi iDemA
There are a number of independent candidates
for Congress, whom it is impossible to classify
In 1808 the Republican majority for President
was 25,883, and for Governor 10,327. The regu
lar Republican ticket will probably be elected
this year, but in the general breaking up of
old party lines the Republicans will probably
lose two Congressmen.
Mlllll
The following are the names of the candi-
uaies:
A uA'.'ca.ii.
Governor Y. A. Tntle,
IJeuu-Gov J. Simrerlaad,
See. of Suie.. James D. Minor,
Treasurer I:w. Wines,
Comptroller ...W. W. Hvjbirt,
Att j-Gen .... W. Campbell,
JudgaB. C I. . J S. Siausou,
CoutTeM "TIios. Ifiu-h.
HtltflfltltK.
L. li. Bradley.
Frank Denver
.1. D. Dreisn
iiavb.
.1. School in if
o. K. Stampley.
L A. is lokUt)!
.toliu (iiiruer.
c. W. Cia-UU
Is 16i8, the Republican majority for Trei-
de-nt was l'2i2, and for Cougrerkiuaa, s 1 . TUwy
will earry the fctate this year.
There are no State officers to be eleid. The
endidatss for Congress, with the majorities in
18CS, art as follows.
ihsf. Nftnlll an. Ifrwi raU. i,,'
1. J. VT. EaKletoi), Tf Dj. F. bee. jj
t. Wm. A. Newell, Sum. C Porker. r& l)
I. KoLert Busilng, 'JohnT. Bird. 4uit
4 'John liil), I'liliip K-iiieity. ;iit
6. (iaiy. A. llaley, (reHies Cleveland. 22is I)
ii. B. ilalaiead dud.), li. fiw.p.urlck viu l.;
The Republicans, with the aid of the colored
vote, expect to gain a Congressman In the
Second district. In the last Legislature there
was a Democratic majority of 13 on Joint ballot,
and a Democrat will doubtless bo elected to suc
ceed Hon. Alexander G. Cattell in the Senate,
his term ( spiring March 4. 1871.
NKW VOItK.
There are four State tickets in the field, as
follows:
Hrj nun. )Mlrr'..
Governor S. L. Woodford. M. T. lioirman.
I.t -Uovernor Slg. KauiVman. 'Allen C. Hea .'li.
(dniptroller A.W. Palmer, A. P. Nlcols.
State Prison Ins. . ..T. Parkhurst, Solomon Shell.
Canal Commis-t Abs'm N'elson, John D. Fa v.
sioncrs ) Alex. Barkley, (f. W. Chnman.
'I'rinrtrmn''. Z.-i'.-ir W-f,riu.
Oovernor M. 11. Clark, J. s. (Iraham.
I.t.-overnor V. C. Leigh, Conrad Kuhn.
Comptroller ,T. H. lironson, P. J. Meany.
State Prison Ins...H. Wilcox. 11. A. Howes
Canal Cotumts ) J. B. Kdwards, John J. liautu.
sinners t W. W. Diwd, C. C. Barrett.
The candidates for Conrcs, with the majo
rities in 1803, are as follows:
V, .'. pithlicnii. Jt mntrn1. Vi.
1. Caleti C. Norvell, D'lght To.vnseud. l,3..i D
2. HiasB Dntcher, Thomas K insclli. ll.ti.MD
3. K. P. Welmter, 'Henry W. Slicuru. 2,S(!1 D
it. M. Whiting, Jr.
4. A. J. I.cggutt, 15. B. Roosevelt. V, n:,o D
M. T. McMahon.
r. William Gibbon?, Wm. H. Roberts. 1 1, in.l D
"John MorrlHs-y.
C. Horace Greolev, 'S imnet S. Cox. 2,fi-i0 1)
7. Belli. A. Willis, Saiilli Klv, Jr. 12,4,1 D
I). 11. Alpine.
8. George Wilkes, "Jame.1 Brooks. 11,621 D
J. Wads worth.
t. Mori Is HUinger, I 'eiiian io Wood. 7,320 D
Wm. S. Hillver.
la. .Tamo Westervelt, 'Clarkson N." Potter. 3,S D
u. t naries r,. ,ponn, w. v. li. Sliernna. 8 J 2 !
12. Mohu II. Ketchrttn, W. 11 Phillip-. 425 R
13. .lames (r. Llndsley, Josepn II. Tuthiil. D
II. MiLurd Harder, Kli Perry. f'..4'l")
J. Hastings (U K.
1.1 J. Th inns Davis, Joseph M. Warreu. 2,413 U
1. Andrew Williams, .Tolm Rogers. '2,210 K
li. ni. A. W heeler, (feori'e Molt . 8 !7S R
is. s M. Miu viu, Johu M. Carroll. 2 103 K
Sani.McKenu (Ind.)
If. Kli.ur II. iviniile, Joseph Jnliand. a.ncrs it
.o. CiM.to'H.. Merr:am. Anurew Corn-vall. 3,3is r
21. lilii.s II. Roberts, Abram B. Weaver. l,3u.l R
ii. C. nut (U. li.)
22. Wm. li. Lansing, M. J. SliOccrait. 9,502 It
C. Ch1 ins (Temp.)
23. 1!. H. Dueil, . r,015 K
!D. Mc.'Mrthv (lud.)
24. John K. Seelv. i. B. Daniels. 4,491 R
w. Hosmer (Temp.)
'2 W. H. lmiport, II. L. Comstock. 3, ROS R
2(5. TI.oh. C. Plutt, K. K. Apgar. 6.112 It
S7. 11 IS. Smith, I.uelus KolllIlSOll. R,tU7 R
29. Freeman Ciarke. J. 11. White. a.ouo R
C. II. Koirnes (vac.) J. P. Butts ivae,.)
29. M.-tli AVfikenum, Jus. (t. Shepurd. 3.137 R
r.o. Lyman F. Bush, Wm. Williams. 1.711 It
31. W. 1.. Sessions, Chai. D. Murray. 6,91 U
Iu 1M13 the vote of New York for President
was 41'.),8'.'3 for Grant, and 4211,857 for Seym ur
a Democratic majority of 9'.)04. In ISO'.l the
Democratic majority wa3 20,241, aud at the
judicial election, held last May, it was swelled
to 87,275 ou a very light vote. The Republicans
may carry the State, but the chauces arc de
cidedly against them. The Congressional dele
gation in the Forty-second Congress will pro-
bablj' stand as at present, although some
changes are likely to occur.
iruoni: im.and.
Members of Congress only are to be chosen.
In the First district there is no regular nomina
tion, all tho candidates being independent. The
tickets, with the majorities In 1803, are as
follows:
VUf litpi'lili'riiifi. Vtmorrats. Mjj.
1. 'Thos. A. Jenckes, )
Thomas Davis, V Nicli. Van Wyck. 3915 R
Beni. Karnes, j
2. J. 1. Pendleton, t'am. Rodman. 1492 R
Senator Henry B. Autliouy has already been
elected his own successor for the term com
mencing March 4. 1871.
TKNNESKK.
The following are the candidates, with the
majorities for Congress in 1S08:
firpithli'-an . Jl:nyrrat.
Governor Wm. H. WHener, J. c. Brown.
FOll CONURESS.
I)it. t.'rpittliliittn. Of murrain. Ma.
1. 'R. It. Butler, James White. No onposiUou.
W. 1'. (Hllemva- N. U. Taylor Uud.) '
ters (Inii.l
2. "II. iMavnard. A. Blizard 772U
3. Wm. B Stokes, A. II. Garrett. 43SK
4. . I nines Mil! lins, .1. M. Bright. Mill)
n. "Wm. F. iToaser, K. I. Golllday. 133211
6. J. B. Friersou, Bailte Peyton. 8002U
T W. C. Whitthorne. 1'JsiU
Robt. P. Caldwell.
8. W. J. Smith, Wm. W. Vuughan. 81141)
Tennessee politics have been so completely
revolutionized during the past two years, that
the former votes-are of no value, aud It is im
possible to divine the result. The present Con
gressional delegation is unanimously Republi
can, but the Republicans will do well If they do
not lose more than four members at the ap
proaching election. A Democrat, Judge Cooper,
has already been elected to the Senate as the
succesor of Hon. Josephs. Fowler, Rep., whoso
term expires March 4, 1871.
V1KGINI4.
Congressmen only are to be elected, the fol
lowing being the candidates, with the majorities
in 1S0H:
llht. Hrptthtirtti,'. V rm 9" rats. M'ti.
1. W. W. Douglns. Johu Critcher. CiiiR
2. "James II. 1'ialt, Jr., K. B. Boiling. 5.B20R
W. U. Joues and.), J. T. Pretlovr (lad.).
3. "Charles H. Porter, Albeit Ordway. 4.170R
4. W. H. II. Stowell, Wm. I. Owen. 3 633B
6. Alexander litres, R. T. W. Dune. s,H4D
. JohnT. Ha rm. 11.S44D
T. L. MeKeazie (Ind.) F 51. Braxton. 4,SoM
I. H. W. Hughes and.) William Terry. $,47;tl
The Republicans may expect to lose a Con
gressman in the Firt district, and the Demo
crats will succeed iu electing a Democratic suc
cessor to Senator John W. Johnston, whose
term expires March 4, 1S7 l.i
WiMCONSlV
Conirressmen oulv are to be elected, the fol
lowing being the candidates, with the majorities
in 1S0S:
liil. RrpiihUnm. ltnrral. Jft'.H
1. Wm. P. I.you, Alex. JlitcUeU. tiiU
2. (J. W. Hazeltoil, A.G.Cook. 6074K
3. J. Alien Barber, John Stracliau . 74lR
4. J. A.Watrous, Chas. A. Eldriuge, 44s;tl
6. 'Ptiiletus Sawyer, Jos. smiighaiu. 40S6R
. Jere. M. Rusk, Alex. Neggett. 9687R
The Democrats expect to gain a Congressman
in the First district, but the Republican chances
for success are good.
SPECIAL JMOTICES.
gy- ME&TING OF STOCKHOLDERS-OFFICE
K THE SCHOOLCRAFT IKuN COMPA.NV.
No. 407 LIBRARY Street, Philadelphia.
A special meeting of the Stockholders of the
Schoolcraft Iron Company will be held on WEDN Ei
DAY, the 23d day of November, A. D. Is70, at 12
o'clock, noon, at tho Ottlce of the Company, No. 407
LIBRARY Street, Philadelphia, to take into ocnside
ration the execution of a mornajre upon the pro
perty of the company, and the issue of the bonds of
the company to an amount not exceediug one hun
dred and twenty thousand dollars (tl'W.OoO) bearing
interest at a rate not exceeding ten per centum per
annum, to be secured by said mortgage.
The meeting will also be asked to take into con
sideration the assignment of the real and personal
property of the company In trust for the beneQt of
Its creditors, or such other measures as may be laid
before it to provide for the payment of th debts of
the company.
By order of the Board of Directors
THOMAS SBAHktJ, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Oct. 13, 1S70. 10 22 4
NOTICE IS I1ERBBY GIVEN TU4T AN
application will be made at the next meeting of
the General Assembly of tho Commonwealtu of
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation of a Bank, In ae
coidaiice with the laws of the Commonwealth, to be
entitled TDK BKIDhtJUUU i BANK, to be located
at Philadelphia with a capital of one hundred thou
sand dollars, with the right to Increase the same to
live liuuditd thousand dollaia.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
vv- HAVK OTT HKAUn ABOUT THIS?
OwlnRtothe hich price of meats of all kinds,
a company has been organized to manufacture
pork out of pin Iron. Whatever doubts ma? arlso (n
regard to the success of this novel enterprise, there
can tie Done concerning the superior!!? of tha
Hctietnok I.ehlgti Coal sold by .1. C. HANCOCK,
at- the porthwtst corner of Ninth and Master
streets. This superb veiu of amhraelte malntiins
the high repnla'l.ui it named when first Introduced
to our market. It 1s just the fuel Hiat every house
kjfper should use, and when prepired nnde'r HAN
COCK'S supervision is entirely free Irom dust or
slate. Tent If for ourselves. 0 9 3m
yN- DKLMBOLDS KXTRACT Bl'CHU GIVES
heal'h and vigor to the frame and blood to the
pallid cheek. Debility Is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms, and if no treatment is sub
mitted to, consumption, insanity, or epileptic tits
ensue. iu i iff
y BATCH KI.OR'S HA IU DYliZTfllS SPLUV
w dirt Hair Dve is the best in the world, the only
true and perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable Instiu-tHi-eous
no disappointment no ridiculous tl its
"Imr iwt roiitain iAtidnarann Vitiiie I'oixnr to J'l
':( thr a ir or Xnxtem.'' Invigorates the Hair and
leaves it ROlt and beautiful ; Black or Brown.
Sold by nil Drmrgtsts and deniors. Applied at the
Factory, 10 BuND S'reet, New Vork. 14 27 mwfi
jTj- NOTK'K IS HERF5BY UIVEN THAT AN
application will lie made at the next meetinr
of the General Assembly of the commonwealth of
Pi nnsylvanla fortlie Incorporation of a Batik, la ae
eotdiiiiee wUh the laws of the Commonwealth, to be
ctitllkdTHK BULL'S 1IKM BANK, to lie located
at Philadelphia, with a capital of one hundred thou
fsi d dollars, with the tight, to Increase the sains to
live hundred thousand dollaia.
FOR NON-RETENTION Olt INCOXTI-
nence of I rine, lrritatl-m, lnilHmmaMot , or
nkerntlon of the Madder or kiducrs, diseases nt the
prrstsie glands, stone iu the bladder, calculus,
travel or trick dust deposits, and all diseases ef the
bladder, kidneys, and drop steal swellings, IVs
Ilhl MllOLD'S Fl.VID EXTltAf'T BlCUC. 10 1 'V
jq Q U N I O N L E A U F. II O V S K,
BROAU hlliIMM,
Piiii.ADKi.rniA, November 1. Wo.
A meeting of the I'NiON LEvfU'E of Plilladel-
pt.ia will lie held at the League House on MON
DAY, November 7, at 8 o'clock P.M., for the pur
pose of nominating candidates to bevot.:d for as
members of the Board of Directors.
By older of the Board of Directors.
112M GEOROK H. POKER, Secretary.
i.gV lAkK JNO JUOKhi l IX l'..iCi.. L AMI
unsafe remedies for unpleasant, aud dangerous
diseases. Vso Hki.mboi.u's Extkact Bi'cni' and
lui'KOVKi) liosK Wash. 10 1 7w
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Til AT Til E
Animal Meeting oi the CI I'Y SEWAGE ITi
I.l.ATION COMPANY will bo held. In eouiornii'v
with the By-laws, at 12 o'clock M., ou WEDNESDAY,
November 9, ls'.o, at the oibee of the C.);nn.mv,
Boom No. S, No. MS WaLN I T Stre-t. Ph'la lelpiitii,
when an election will be held lor Nine Directors,
oi. e of whom shall be president, to serve for the eu
suinir ear, and such oth-.T business. w,U b trans
acted as may present itsi !L lo 2'.s.v4t
IIEI.MEOLD'S EXTRACT HfCHC AN'o
I.MeHOVEl) Rose Wash cures delicate di3rr.1e;s
in all their stapes, at little expense, hi'le or no
change in diet, no inconvenience, and no exposure.
It Is pleasant In taste aud odor, intnii-niuti: l.i Us
action, and free from all injurious proper
ties, to 1 7w
tc-rf NOTICE IS IIEW.EBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be undv! at the next nme.tl:ig
of the General Asemiiy of t;ie Commonwi all li of
Pennsylvania for the incorporation of a Bank, in ac
cordance with the laws of the Common wi ail h, tij
beeutitkd THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE I'.VN'K,
to be located tit Philadelphia, with a capital if two
hundred aud Ufty thousand dollars, with the rint
to increase the satre to one million dollars.
ttf- THS GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH
M ULtClHIU Ul S TlfHiS UU- UVI'lIUII VII
should
Immediately use IIelmiioi.o's hxtkact
10 1 7w
Bicnc.
TREGO'S TEABERUY TOOTHWASH,
It is the most pleasant, cheapest and best dentifrice
extant. Warranted free from injurious ingredleula.
It Preserves and Whitens the Teeth I
Invigorates and Soothes the Gums!
Purities and Perfumes tho Breath !
Prevents Accumulation of Tartar I
Cleanses and Purities Artificial To'-tti!
Is u Superior Article for Children!
Sold by all druggists and dentists.
A. W. WILSON, Druggist, Proprietor,
8 2 10m Cor. NINTH AND FILBERT Sta., Phllada.
Mf HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT Bl'CHU
J 13 jUVUIllllll. II LIIUIV. U1HI " ' 1 i 1 V. I1U1U ! 1 1 in
jurious properties, and Immediate in its
action. 10 l Tw
r3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the ne.t meeting
of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania for the incorporation of a Bank, in
accordance with the laws or the Commonwealth, to
be entitled THE NATIONAL BANK, to be located
at Philadelphia, with a capital of one luiudred thou
sand dollars, with the right to iuureass the same to
one million dollars.
gy- ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON'STI-
tutions, of both sexes, use Helm hold's Ex
tkact Bitiiu. It will give brisk and energetic feel
ings, and eDaMe you to sleep well. 10 1 7w
gS'TUlTLioN FIRE EXTINGUISHER
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
Manufacture and sell the Improved, Portable Fire
Extinguisher. Always Reliable.
D. T. GAGS,
6 30 tf NO. 118 MARKET St., General Agent.
tjV- MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR
are regained by Helmuoi.d's Extiuct
BlTHT. 10 1 7.V
en JAMES M. S O O V E L,
CAMDEN, N. J.
10 27 1m
SHA1TERED CONSTITUTKlNd RE
w stored bv Uklmboi.d'8 Extract Blcuu. llrtl 1 w
MILLINERY, ETO.
K S. R. DILLON,
X NOS. 323 AND 3S1 SOUTH STREET.
FANCY AND MOURNING MILLINERY, CRAPE
VEILS.
Ladles' and Misses' Crape, Felt, Gimp, ITalr, Satin,
Silk, Straw and Velvets, Hats and Bonnets, French
Flowers, llat and Bonnet Frames, Capes, Laces,
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Ribbons, Sashes, Ornaments
snd all kinds of Millinery Goods. 1 4
CENT.'S FURNISHING COOD1.
p A X E M T a 11 O U L D K U 3 K A M
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
made from measurement at very Hhort notice.
All other articles of GENTLEMEN'S IvRESS
GOODb In full variety.
WINCHESTER k CO.,
119 WCUESNUT Street
GROCERIES. ETC.
H O T W E L LS HWEET CIDEH,
Made t-xprcssly for our sales.
The l.rst Invoice of this CELEBRATED CIDER
just received.
ALBERT C. KO BERTS,
Dealer in Fine Groceries,
Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Sts.
11 7
OOLONG TEA IN BASKETS, VIA "OVER.
LAND RuUTE," Just received at Agency, No.
lOSC'IIESNUTSireet. 112(51
WHISKY, WINE, ETQ.
QAR8TAIR8 ft McCALL,
No. 126 Walnut and 21 Granite fig
IMPORTKK8 Ot
Biandiet, Winei, Gin, Myc Oil, Etc.
WHOLESALE DKALSKS IN
PURE RYE WHISKIES.
IJfBORD AUD TAJ PAID. K 1st
TOIIN FARNUM A CO., COMMISSION MER
tl ohiDt aadlManalutarari of OooMtavA Tiekinc, t
a. 14 UUEeAUl' BUM. P ttiUdaluUU. mlm
PROPOSAL..
J) R O P O S A L S F O R " L I V E O A K.
Navy Dktartmrnt, )
Bl PFAf OK ('(NS! Rt I riON AND KKI'AIK. '-
Vadium iot, D. C, Novemlvr?, ISTO.l
SFAt.El) pKol. SALS fortlie dellverv or a.i.ono
cut'te f-et of Live f)iiK Tliulie-, .( the nest, q t it tv, lu
i-ach of the Navy. Yards at Charl-stown, M is.,'au l
BiooHvn, N. v., ii:l t. rueived at l.At Bureau
uMil t!e f lta o'l d y of Decem'.ier nxt,
Tlicsi propcsaB niiist l e endorsed "l'ropoa's for
Live Oak," tiiut iii,-y muy lie ditiiuguLsiieil from
other business letters.
The oilers may be for one or both yards, but mint,
be lor the whole qmin'ity in earli y trd, nrt, ai re
quired ty :a.v, must be accompaiiifl I by a guar
anti f.
tun lies In the fell estimated amount will hi? re
quired to hiKn the contract, and. as a-Miii-vril an I
collatetal security, tweniy-nve (-jm per eeut.'iui will
be Miliheid on the amnuu; of e i -li delivery until
the rtiiriet is s ttlsfc onlv completed.
In all the deliveries ol the timber there mm t be
a due proportion of the niot dirncult avd cro-iked
pii (; otherwise there will be withheld e.l.-ii
ferilier niiionnt In addition to the 25 p-.-r centum m
may be juilged exped'ei t to secure tho public 1 i
teiest until sin li diillcult portions tie delivered.
The nmaimng .6 pit centuiu, or otli-r proportt'ui
-f encli Mil, when approei iu tii,iit -ute by i tie
Con liiainlant of the yard, will be pai l by sum
pun haMiitr paymaster n's the contra' tor may desig
nate wlihm ilirtv dnvs alter its pre.-icutation
to him.
It ill be stipu'ated in the contract- that if default
be made by the parties of the first- part i:i delivering
all or any tf the limber named, of the qutlity aud
at the time and place provided, then, and lu tint
ease, the contractor, aud Ills sureties, will forfeit and
pay to the United States a sum of money not exceed
ing twice the total amount therein agreed upon as
the price to be paid iu case of tho a -tual delivery
ttieieof, w!il h mav be recovered according to tho
Act of Coi'xress In that case provided, approved
lMan-h 3, isix
The ViC.iH.d cubic feet lo be delivered In each yard
will be lu the followii'S proportions: iay s!,ein)
cubic fiet of pieces suitable for stems, sternposts,
dendwoods, aprons, sternpost knees, keelsons, and
hooks, nil siding from 11 to o Inches, and the Inoks
siding 14 nud lti inches. These pieces to be lulhe
proportions In which they enter iulo the construc
tion of a ship of war: confermiug substaut.Hilly in
shape, length, and character wl'li those hretolore
received, with frames ol corresponding sldl:ig, the
n-oulds of which can be seen at anv navy yard ;
i::e,0 o cubic lect. ot the sidiu of 13 anu'15 niches, m
atiout equal quantities of each, and lit.diH) c ibic feet
of asidii.gtif 12 Inches; all these piejes bclug in
hrgth from la lo li feet, with a natural and fair
curve of fiom 12 to ;m lu' h'.-s or moie Hi 'hit length,
and one-half the number of piec-a to have from th,
mean to the greatest rrook. Also 3n,iU)0 cul.de feet
ol fibber siding 4it and IS Inches, In length from IT
to 20 fiet.
All to be fided straight and fair, and rough-hewed
the iiionidlrg way to show a face of not lesr thai
iwo-thltds the sldnig, the vuue being ibiducted in
the measurement.
The timber to be cut from te !S crowing within
an ini.es of the sea, ol which satisfactory evidence
will be required, and to be delivered in t tie respec
tive yints lit the risk and expense of the contractor,
subject to the usual inspection, mid to the cuiiro ap
proval of the Commandant of the yard.
The whole quantity to ba delivered wlthlu two
j tars irom the date of the contract.
tsatlsim-tory evidence mii-t be yr sented with each
propc.sHl Miat Ihi! parties either nave the timber or
i.ve acquainted with the subject, nnd have the
facility to procure It.
In addition to the above, separate "Sealed Pro
pcsula" vri)l be received at the same time, on the
mine terms and conditions and similarly endorsed,
irem persons having the timber on hand already
cut, for the delivery In each of the navy yards at
Charlestown and Brooklyn, of from n to 60.0m)
cubic feet of Live-oak, the priuclpal pieces siding
14 to 17 inch; p, the remaining portion 11 and la
Inches; the principal ptec-simd crooked timber
being iu the same proportion 10 the quantity oiiered
as that specified lu the first case, wit:i the same
h rgths aud crooks.
The whole amount eontroced for In thin ease
must be delivered on or before the 1st February,
171.
The Department reserves the right to rejpet any
and all bids for any timber under this a Ivertnemeot
if considered not to the Hit' rest of tho Government,
to a cept them, and to require aatlsfaetory evidence
that Mds are buna title lu all respects, and arc made,
by responsible persons.
FORmTiF" OFFER,
( H'Ai'Wi, if from a jrm, v imt be tsi;iiui by all the nici
&.) I (or we), of , in th State of ,
pprebv agree to furnitdi and deliver lu the United
States" Navy Yard at ,
thousand cubic, feet of Live-oak timber, lu cjq
fotmlty with the advcitlpement or the Bureau of
Cfinati'uetlon and Repair ot the date of November
15, 170, viz.:
cubic feet, suitable for principal
pieces, at f per foot
cubic feet, curved timber, at
$ per foot
cubic feet timber, at f per ft
Total quantity. Total value..
The total ralue t be lilfirise written infit'U)
Should hiy or our) oiler be accepted, I (or wAt&-
qiitBttobe addressed at , and tho cintract
sent to the Purchasing Paymaster of tn-i Naval bia-
tien at for signature and certificate.
1'Hte .
Signature, A. B.
C. D.
Witness :
FORM OF GUARANTEE
The undersigned , of
the State of , and
, lu
, of
hereby
, In the State of
cuarsntee that, in case the
foregoing Did of
is accepted, lie oir tray) will, wiuiin
ten days after the receipt of the contract at the po.it
otllce namtrd, or by the Paymaster of the Naval
Station designated, execute the contra-;t for the
same with good and sufPcieit sureties; and in case
said sluiil rail to enter iuto contract as
aforesaid, we cuarantee to make good the diu'or-
euce Letwten the oiler of the Bsid aud
Hint which may be accepted.
Date
Signature si
C. I).
K F.
Witness:
F.ach of the guarantors rau-;t be certified by the
Asscssr r of Internal Revenue for tne distrct lu
which tle paitks are assessed. 11 7 lawl v
"PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTl'JN OF PUB
1 llt'lHlLlJI.M.S.
Ol 1 K'fc ol' TUB CO.MMISS10NKHS FOR TIIK
kiiKTinv nf tub I'rni in Urn iiini.s-
PUILAII.)'UU, NOV. 3, 18.0.
Proposals will be received at the Otllce of the
President of the Commission, No. Ii9 S. SEVENTH
Street, until November 80, 170, for Items one, tw,
and three, and until December HI, 1S70, for the
balance of the schvdule. for tae following materials
and labor:
1. For carefully removing the iron railings and
stone base from the four lnclosures at Broad au l
Maiket streets, and depositing tlie same in order
upon such portions of tne adjacent grouuds as the
CofCinlssioners may select.
2. for removing the trets and clearing the ground.
8. For the lumber and laoor for the erection of a
board fence twelve (1'J) fett in height, with gates to
inclose the space occupied by Pvua Squares, p;r
lineal loot, torn plete. . .
4. For excavations for cellars, drums, uucts, iounJ
dations, etc., per cubic yard.
8, For concrete fonndtions, per cubh; foot.
6. For foundation stone, several kinds, laid per
perch i if twenty-live feet, measured in the v;alls.
7. For hard bricks per thousand, delivered at
Broad and Market street durlug the year 1811
8. For undressed gtauite per cubic foot, specify
ing the kind.
9. For undressed marble per cubic foot, specify
ing the kind.
10. For rolled Iron beams several sizes), per
lineal yard of given weight.
'lne Commissioners reserve to themselves the
right to reject any or all of the proposals.
Further information can be obtained by applying
to the President of Hie Board, or to the Arctiite :t.
John McArtnur, Jr., at ais oilice, No. ana fc. SIXTH
Street.
Bv order of the Commission.
JOHN RU E, President.
CllAS. R. Roubkts, Secretary. .i 116
0
UARTEUMASTERS OFFICE, U. 8. ARMY.
V I'hii niki i'iiii I'r li.-t 'M ie"n
Sealed Propofials, in triplicate, will be received at
thlsonlee up to Hi o'clock M. on M 'N'DAY, the itti
lay of Novtmber, liTO, for the erection of a bulla
ii.irnr wrwul mt'ieeni' fiiisrterh At Fort Mr-Hnnw
31iL, accordmg -to plans ami upecitlcatious which
I cnu he seen at this Ortlce, Depot t.ntarienuaster'a
i OOlce, Wasti'iijJtou, I). C, ana otllea of Captain O.
I A. Alllpood, Aellug Assistant Cuaitermaster, B4U1
i nmr. Mil.
J He riK ill m reeiTve j in i vjrc. uiij nun mi uma uoi
considered to the inter-Bt of the pu illc service.
The envelope to beendomeil "Proposal for Build.
Iuk at Foit McHeury, Md.,"anl a'Mressea to the
uutleiignea. IIEnKV O. HolHIES,
Majr'ranil iu-tttermaster U. S. A.,
I'lif. (t'r. Mr. sa (,ir. Mrs. District,
10 5iS Ct Dt'iit. of the Ea:.
PROPOSALS.
riX) CONTRACTOHS AND HUILDBRt.
A SF ALKD PROPOSALS, Indorsel "Propo
sa s for Building a l'uldlc School,
house in the Twcntr-f-mrtti Ward," wilt
be recrlvt-d by te undersigned at tneottlce, soath
esst rorner of SIXTH and ADKLPiil Streets, until
MoNDaV, November 7, at 14 o'clock M.,
lor building a 1'ubMo 8chol-1ionse on a let of
ground situate northeast corner Thlrty-eighth and
Ston y stieets. In tho Tueutv fourtli ward.
tatd sehi ol-house to tie built In accordance with
the plans of L 11. Ks!r, Superintendent of Scnool
Iiuild'in.". to be seen at the otllce of the Board of
Public KducHtlon.
No bids will be consldeied unless accompanied by
a ceitiflcate from the City Solicitor that tho provl
sl us of an ordinance, approved May 25, isoo, nave
been comnl'eri with.
1 he contract will be awarded only to known mas
ter builders.
By order of the Committer on Property.
U. W. HALLl'WKt.L
10 24 mlhM Secretary.
rrocoNTRCTOR- ANDRniLDKItS SEALED
1 PR- FCJSALS, endorsed "Proposals for Kauu
ii.tr a Public Sell id-house lu tlie Fourteenth Ward,"
will be received by tho undersigned, at the otllce, S.
F. corter of SIXTH and ADhLPIII Streets, until
rlON AY, November 7, ls7, at- VI o'clock jM..
for l-vrldlng a Public School-linuse nn a lot of ground
situate on Wood street, above F.ievcntli, lu the
Fourteenth waid, said schooi-houae to bo imiir. la
accordiince with the plans of L. II. Ksler, Superin
tendent of School Buildings, to be seen at the odico
of the Board of Public Kducatlon.
No bids will tie considered nuless accompanied by
a certiilcate from the Cl'y Solicitor that, the provi
sions of an ordinance approved May , IStiO, have
been compiled with.
The contract will be awarded only to known mas
t r buiidi rs.
By order of tlio Commtttee on Property.
11. NV. 11ALLIVVELL,
10 24 mtlirt Secret ary.
TO rONTR NCTtiRS AND BUILDERS
SFALFD Pi oK:.-ALS. indorsed "Proposals
for building nn addition to a Piibll'i Sctiool-iiouso in
the Ninth ward," will be received by the nn.
del signed, lit the oillc, S. K. e.or.ier of StiTU
and A 1 'VII. PHI rtrcets, until MONDAY, Novem
ber 7, at 12 o'clock L, lor building an addition to a
Ftu.lic School-house, ciiun'u oi filbert street,
above Twentieth, in the Moth ward.
Said addition to be balir, m neorditive w?t.h the
plans of L. 11. Uler, Supei'isite.ndeiil of S.'h o' Build
tups, to be sciu at the oilice of tlie Board of Public
Education,
No bids will Ve considered unless accompanied by
a certificate from the City Solicitor that the provi
sions of an ordinance approved May '25, isoo, have
I cen compiled with. The contract will be awarded
onlv to known master builders.
By older ol the Committee on Property.
11. W. JIALLIWELL,
1C 24 mth fit Secretary.
nilOPOSAI.S FOR srPPLlES-U. 8. NAVY
I PAYMASTER' OFFICE, No. 4J8 CUESNUT
Street.
PltlLAPKLfUIA. Nov. 4, H70.
Scaled Proposals, endorsed "Proposa's forSup
rllts,'' will be received at this Omen, until 12 o'clock
M., n SATURDAY", Nov. li for furnishing the
I nrttd States Navy Department, with tho folio ing
ai tides, to be of tne best, quahtv, and subject to
inspection Jiy the Inspecting oillcer in Cie Phila
delphia Navy Yard, whero they must; be delivered,
when required, free of expenso to the Government,
lor which security must be given :
FOR BUREAU OF CONSI'ltUoTION AND RE
PAIR. Shaftlug, Pulleys, Cnupltng.4, Hanson, and Col
lars, apeciilcallons of which will ba f inilshed on
application to the Naval Cons' rue, tor. Navy Y'ard.
10U BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.
100 Braes Padlocks.
4 Jack Screws for heavy pivot puns.
For full particulars, time nf delivery, etc., app'y at
ORDNANCE OFFICE, Navy Yarn.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished at this
oilice.
A. W. RUSSELL,
11 4fmwP.t Paymaster U. S. Navy.
LUMUbR.
1870
SPRUCE JOIST.
SPRUCE JOIST.
II EM LOCK.
HEMLOCK.
1870
1 42 "A SEASONED CLUAR PINE. - Q-f
10 i J SEASONED OLHA R PINE. 10 I U
CHOICE PATTERN PINE.
SPANISH CEDAR, FOR PATTERNS.
KED CEDAR.
ICTfl FLORIDA FLOORING. ioA
10 iJ FI.OMDA FLOOR, NG. lO i U
CAROLINA FLOORING.
VIRGINIA F LOOKING.
DELAWARE FLOORING.
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORIDA STEP "BOARD.
RAIL PLAN IX.
1 OTA WALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK, i QTA
10 4 I' WALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK. 10 i )
WALNUT BOARDS.
WALNUT PLAN K.
IOTA UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER. 1-rf
10 dV UNDERTAKER'S' LUMBER. 10 i U
RED CEDAR.
WALNUT AND PLNE. ,
1870
SEASONED POPLAR.
SEASONED C'UERKY.
1870
ASH.
WHITE OAK PLANK AND BOARDS,
HICKORY.
1 n ( CIGAR BOX MAKERS' IOTA
lU J V) CIGAR BOX MAKERS' 10 U
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS,
FOR SALE LOW.
tQ"'( CAROLINA SCANTLING. 1 QTA.
10 i V CAROLINA H. T. SILLS. 10 t U
NORWAY SCANTLING.
1870
CEDAR SHINGLES. -i QTA
CYPRESS SHINGLES. 10 f U
MAUUS. BRO l'UKlt & CO.,
No. 2600 SOUTH Street
1ANEL PLANK, ALL THICKNESSES
COMMON PLANK, ALL THICKNESSE3.
1 COMMON BOARDS.
nun m ail 'i k ut .ivin uJa p.iJi
WHITE PINE FLOORING UOARBS.
YELLOW AND SAP PINK FLOORINGS, IV and
V SPRUCE JOIST, ALL SIZES.
HEMLOCK JOIST, ALL SIZES.
PLASTERING LATH A SPECIALTY,
Tc (ret her with a general assortment of Bulldinc
1 av.J D UTI1L f P M H-i ViJ . L T0
Lumber for sale low for cosh. T. W. SMALTZ,
6 316m No.ias RIDGE Avenue, north of Poplar St,
United States Builders' Mill,
PTUTTTTTT Strptt TlAlnw WarVAt.
C8LER & BROTHER,
PROPRIETORS.
Wood Mouldings, Brackets and General Turning
Trr.. fa TT n.i fall Itanutva ari VoifoI Pnala TO 1 4m
A LAI'tvK ASSORTMiNT ALWAYS ON HAND.
BUILDINQ MATERIALS.
nT S. THOMAS ft CO.,
2iaik3 lit
!! PIlMrtn PakL C1ittmm?
vumb, Dimud, oan, onuiicis
WINDOW FRAMES, ETC.,
M. W. CORKIB OV
EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Streets
ROOFINO-
lv This Rooting Is adapted to all buildings. )t
can be applied to -
VV STEEP OR FLAT ROOFS
at one-half the expense of tin. It Is readily pot on
old bhtngle Roofs without removing theshlngiea,
thus avoiding the damaging of ceilings and furniture
while undergoing repairs. (No gravel used.)
PHESERVB Yol'U TIN ROOFS W1TU WEL
TON S ELASTIC PAINT.
I am always prepared to Repair and Paint Roofs
et abort notice. Also, PAINT FOR SALE by the
barrel or gallon; the best and cheapest la tho
market.
W. A. W ELTON,
I m No. Til N. NINTH St.. above Coatea.
Corn Exchange Bag Manufactory.
JOHN T. BAILEY,
N. . Cor. WATER and MARKET fit
ROPB AND 1 WINK, BAGS and BAGGING, fol
Gralu, Flour, Salt, Super-Phosphate of Lima, Done
Hunt, ttc.
Large and small GUNNY BAGS constantly o
hami. AIbO, OOL SACKS. I