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NEW BOOKS, STATIONARY. &c,

THE Bookstore of Hampton & Son has been re-
l. moved to Pennsy lvania Avenue, south side near
10th street, and next door to Knchys Confec tonary
where they have received some desirable Books Sta
uonary, &c. in addition 10 their former stock among
which will be found D'Aubig res Reformation But.
lers Analogy, /, , and 3, Books of History, Pen
nocks Goldsmith's England Webster's Dictionary,
Sparks Washington, Latin Greek, and other CLASH
cal books, Byron's works, Shakespeare, plain and
gilt Josephus Barnes notes the Gospels, Paine S
works, the Handbook Of Cookery, Hand book of
Dreams, Ladies Letter Writer, Gentleman's ditto,
Universalism examined, the Christian Layman,
Clarks Scripture Promises, Wrongs Of Woman,
Mater Man Ready, Science of Common Things,
Huttons Book Of Nature, Robin Hood, Lafontaine S
Tables, French and English) Robbins Outline Of
History, Parleys Common School History, Frost's
United states Gieca Majora, Anthon's Horace, An
thon's Caesar, Anthons Cicero, Anthons Sallust
Latin Reader, Manassas French Course, Gould's
Ovd, LeIicons &c. &c Primmers, Spelling Books,
and nearly ell School Books. Also the cheap
literature Of the day, among which may be found the
Omnibus, the Mysteries Of Paris, Mysteries Of the
Heath, Jamess and Dlsraeli's new novels, and the
Electic Magazine, Gamblers Mirror and all the most
interesting monthlys and weeklys.
Also, Aliens & Bonons best chewing Tocacco,
Snuff and Sugars.
III One Of the concern is Justice Of the Peace,
and will transact business in that capacity al the
store before 9 and after O'Clock.
July 25-eo6t
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july 9-4w
Posr OyFIcE DEPARTMENT,
LII Z lA1l


PROPOSALS for carrying the Mails OF the Uni
ted States from The Ist September 1874 to 10Th
June 1913 inclusive, 1851, in Pennsy lvania,
will be received at the Contract Office of the Post
Office Department, in the city Of Washington, until
the 10th day of August 1884, at 9, p. m, to be de-
cided the next day
1861. From Pttsburg, by Allegheny Bak'rsown,
Glade Mills, Butler, McCandliss, Brow nng,on,
Slippery Rock, North Liberty, Mercer, Culbertson's $,
Custard's, Meadve, Woodcock, RockIale, and Wa
terord to Erie, 1876 miles and bach, daily, in four
horse coaches
Leave Plttsburg daily at g. a M; arrive at Mercer
same day by 10, p IN.
Leave Mercer next day at 3, a. m; arrive at Erie
same day by Up, m.
Leave Erie daily at s, a. m; arrive at Mercer same
day by IL, m.
Leave Mercer next day at 3, a m arrive at Pitts
burg same day by 9, p.
NJ proposal will be considered unless it be accom-
panied by guaranty, signed by one more respon-
sble PERSONS in the following manner, viz
"Ehe undersigned - guaranty that -, II
his bid for carrying the mail from Pttsburg to Erie
be accepted by The Postmaster General shall enter
into obligation prior to the first day of September
next with good and sufficient surees 10 perform the
service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the Ger ifcate of a
Postmaster, othev equivalent testimony, that the
guarantors are men of property, and able to make
good their guRanty.
The proposal should be sent 10 the Depa,tm Mt
sealed, endorsed Proposals for Route No. 1851,
aud addressed TO the First Assistant Post master
General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combina-
tons and the terms and conditions on which the
is TO be made, the last annual advertise
ment.
C. A wICKLIFFE,
July 3-4w Postmaster General.
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VP.alovs VorAoE--We learn from the Philsdel-
phia Sun, that open boat, % feet long and tons
burhen, containing three Englishmen aud an Irish
man, arrived at Lewistown, Pa on Saturday, after
a perilous voyage of IA days from Bermuda. They
experienced two tremendous storms in the Gull
Stream, and came near being foundered. They lost
all their provisions and water and must have perish
cd had they not been supplied barque which they
fell in with None of the four were sailors, or ac-
auanted with navigation, and the only instrument on
board the boat vas small compass. They made the
coast several days before they could effect landing,
and according to their calculations, sailed at least
seventy miles along the shore before they made Hen
lopen lighthouse. When they landed, they were in
a most destitute condition, not one OF them having =
hat to his head and their clothes had been literally
torn from their backs in batt ng with the ocean.
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july 3-iw

PROPOSALS for carrying the malls OF the u nj
l. ted States from the list of September, ISsi 20
the Both of June 1876 inclusive, on the following
routes in Kentucky, viii be received at the Contract
Office of the Post Office Department, in the city of
Washington, until the % day Of August, lS44 at
p. NJ, TO be decided the mex, day.
No. 1855. Owlngsville, via Triplett Upper Ty-
CART, Olive Hill, Grayson e. H.. and Logan to Ca-
leusburg, II mites and back, twice week, in two
horse coaches, from lst April to lst December;
due OF the year, once a week on horseb ick
Leave Owingsve every Tuesday and Saturday al
a. m; arrive al Catle,tsburg next days by a.
Leave Catletsburg every Thursday and Monday
at II a. m; arrive at Owingsville next days by 4
p. m.
Schedule for the Weekiy Service.
Leave Owingsville every Saturday al 4, o. M; ar
live at Catiettsburg next days by 5, p.
Leave Cstleussurg every Monday at halfpast 10,
a. IN. arrive at Owingsye next days by hulfpast
!, p. m.
No 1916. From Aurora by Murray, Locust
Grove, Cherry Conner, Tennessee, PARIS Albany,
am Macedonia, to Huntington, 81 miles and back,
twice a week.
Leave Aurora every "Wednesday and Sunday, at
s A. Nj arrive at Huntingdon next days by 2 p. m.
Leave Huntington every Thursday and Monday,
at p. M arrive at Aurora next days by9 m.
Proposals 10 carry twice week in two-horse
coaches between Pans aud Huntington will be con-
sIdrfcd.
No pruf B.l vii be considered unless It be accom-
panied D. guaranty, signed by one or more respon-
sibe Trf =, VA the following manner, viz:
~ .sjefsigped - guaranty that -, If
his b. Coz carrying the mail from - to -
be- S-csp'ed by the Postmaster General, shall enier
no obi cation prior TO the lst day Of July next,
With good and sufficient sureues TO perform the
nee proposed.
Til. should be accompanied by the certificate
Of a Postmaster, or other equivalent testimony,
that the guaranlors Of property aud able TO
make good their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent to the Department
sealed endorsed Proposals for route nos. 1855 and
1916" and addressed to the First Assistant Poet
master General.
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from combina.
tons, and the terms and conditions on which the
contract Is TO be made the las, annual advertise
mcnt.
G. A. WICKLIFFE,
Postmaster General
PosT Orrcr DEPARTMENT, June 90 1874.
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AUCTION SALE OF LADIES.

An auction Of unmarried ladies takes place annu
ally in Babylo In every district they assemble, on
certain day of every year. all the virgins of mar.
riageable age. The most beautiful is first put up
and the man who bids the largest sum OF money gains
possession of her. The second in personal appear
ance follows. the bidders crafty themselves with
handsome wives, according to the depth Of Their
purses But there are inabylon ladies for which
no money is offered, yet these also disposed Of SC
providen are the Babylonians. When all the beau
tu girls are sold, the crier orders the most deform
cd to stand up, and after he has openly demanded
who will marry with small sum. she is at length
adhIdeed to the man who is satisfied with the least
and in this manner the money arising from the sales
of the handsome, serve portions to those who are
of either disagreeabe looks or have any other i'm.
PROJECTIONS This Gus ION prevailed about 500 years
before Christ.
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L,rE's RrcHEsr MomENrs-Life has its moments
of strength and bloom its bright moments of inspira-
tion in which the human artist the painter of earthly
life sezes on and utters what is pures most beaut-
full and divine. IT, IN our human life we acted only
then if then all sacrifices were made, all victories
won, there would be but little difficulty in life. But
the difficult part is to preserve through long
ofyears, the flame which has been kinded by inspi-
ration only to preserve it while the storms come
and go, while the everlasting dust-rain of the mo-
ment falls and falls 10 preserve it still and uniform,
amid the unvaryDg changing Of UNMARRIED days and
nights. To do this strength from above is required
repeated draughts from the fountain of inspiration,
both for the great and the smallor all laborers on
earth.-Mis, Bremen.
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PISTOLS, SWORDS, AND COPPER PowDEF
FLASkS.

BunEAU OF ORpsAsor AND HrpRoeRArBr,
July lS l5l4.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Bureau I'M
L I'll o'clock p. NJ Of Mondsy the lst day Of
September next for furnishing and delivering the fol-
lowing Pistols, Swords, aud Copper Powder Flasks
for the naval service Of the United States viz;
1000 Pistols
1000 Swords, and
2 900 copper Powder Flasks
All the above arms must be made of materials of
the best quality and all (arms and materially TO be
subject to such proof, test and inspection as is now
applied to similar and materials in the army Of
the United States.
the parts must conform to those Of the established
patterns; the rkmanship and finish must be equal
TO those Of the model arms, and the several parts
must be Drowned, blucd, csse-hardened OF polished,
as IN the standard models.
The forms and dimensions Of the parts TO be yeri.
fed by verifying guages already established.
Patterns Of the aoregong pistols, swords and cop
per powder TASKS may be seen on application TO the
Commandments Of the several Navy Yards to this
Bureau. All to be delivered on or before the ls day
Of October, 1S45, one third at the Navy Yard near
Boston, and two thirds at the Navy Yard near New
York to be delivered free Of charges except as to
packing boxes for these fair allowance will be
made.
Proposals for all or either Of the above named ar.
tices will be received, TO be sealed and endorsed
PRO, osals Tor furnishing fbtols, Swords &C
n the case may be.
Bonds, with two approved sureties in one half the
amount Of contract will be required TO be entered
into within fifteen days after the time limited for
celvDg bids and ten per cent. Of the amount Of all
bills viii be retained collateral security for the
faithful performance of the contract, which will be
paid only on the satisfactory completion Of IT. and
ninety per cent Of all deliveries made will be paid on
all bills properly authenticated, according TO The pro-
visions OF the contract, within thirty days after their
presentation TO the Navy Agent.
ns-To be published twice week in the Msdiso.
Man, National lntelgencer, and Globe, Washing
ton Union and Morning Post New York Morning
Post and Daily Times, Boston American Sentinel
sod Mercury, Philadelphia sun and Republican
Baltimore July l9--2swtd
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To PRESERVE ToMAroEs.-Dip the ripe tomatoes
in scalding water, peel them, and divide them into
two, or, il very thick, into three slices; lay them on
plates, and put them into the after the bread
drawn; in as hours they will be perfectly dried -
Put them into paper bags, and keep in dry place
When wanted for use, dip them In cold water and
lay them dish to swell, and in a mince or stew,
they are almost equal to the fresh fruit. II you
wish TO make tomato sauce, add little water 10 cook
them in They are very good to eat out of the hand
In the dry state
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THx erpirios Law The Vermont Gazette Of
the 9th Instant says Fory-our years ago this day
our honored grandfather, Anthony Haswell, editor
of The Vermont Gazette, was liberated from jail,
after having been confined FOE two months, and pay
ing 1862 80 fine and costs, uader the sedition Law.
This fine has been refunded with interest, at the
late session of Congress, TO the heirs Of the said Has
we'll. -
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MO. 6-HARPER's PICTORIAL BIBLE just
IN receiyedby
FRANCK TAYLoF

Also, FEATHERsroNHAUGH's ExoURsIoA THROUGH
rnE SLAVE STATES, price rs cents.
I'm TRUnrHs oF TImE, by the author OF "Two
Old Mems Tales, price IS cents.
MciLyAEE's EuDESoE on CHRISTIANITY.
TRANSACTIONS or THE SOCIETY," LITERARY AND
SCIENTIFIC CHIFFossIEKsi being essays on Primitive
Arts in Domestic Life--No Just received
july IL.
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NEW AND VERY INTERESTING WORK AT
FRANCk IAYLOR'S.

EAC SMILE LETTERS from George Wash
i ington TO Sir John Sinclair, Bart, NJ. p, on
agriculture and other topics engraved from the orr
gnsl letters, very neatly bound, with portrait and
views Of Mount Vernon and the tomb. July II
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PArgsr OrrIcr, June 81, lS44.
PROPOSALS will be received until the ist of
i August next for the construction Of a cast iron
railing including the lamp posts, according to the
pattern which may be at This office to be com
peted on or before the lst Of November next
The corner post must be a Dorc column with an
Eagle on the top.
The lamp post the same as at the General Post
Office, with lamps.
Us-The Spectator, Intelligencer, and Baltimore
Sum- will copy this for three weeks and, send their
bills to this office.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
July l-3w
Patent Orrlcr, July ~, 1874.
N-Tln consequence of a change Of the pattern OF
railing the time Tor receiving the above proposals
is extended to the 5th day Of August next
The drawings OF the substituted railing may be
seen at the Office.
The papers which have copied the former are re-
quesed TO copy this, and give 1t three insertions.
Z. G. SMITH,
july II Acung Commissioner.
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The receipts at the New York Custom House, on
Monday, were upwards of 1921 900, or $4,000 more
than were received any day since the for
nation of the Government
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TO WOODCUTTERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed " Proposals for
wood will be received until the Is, day of Au-
gust, for the furnishing and delivery, on the wharf
al the Penentiary, in the District Of Columbia be-
tween the LIST of August and the ls of October next
free of all expense 10 the United States of hun
dred and fifty cords Of sound, well seasoned, mer-
charitable red oak wood and twelve cords Of sound,
we-seasoned, merchsntable, spruce-pnc wood, the
payment for which will be made on the delivery of
the whole. JOHN b. DADE Warden
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NEW BOOKS AT FRANCK TAYLOR'S.-
" Vol. 7th, Lives Of the Queens Of England, by
Agnes Strickland.
Traditions and Fairy Legends Of the South Of Ire
land, by T. Crofton Croker, published in cheap
form.
Merton, novel, by Theodore Hook, price %
cents.
Thomas Hoods Tilney Hall, complete for %
cents. july 10
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THE POEMS AND BALLADS OF sCHIL~
Il LER, Translated by Sir Edwsrd Lytton BuIvsr,
Complete in one volume just published and this day
received for ssle by =. TAYLOR.
iune -
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MI ISIS sEDGwICK's NEW NOVEL ALI
lNl DA," or Town and Country, by the a-ihor of
"Allen Pfescou"-just published, price 30 cents.
Also, this day received 10y
F. TAYLOR,
Or for circulation, to subscribers only from his Cir
eulsting Library. July 49,
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GEO. G. BINGHAM, PoRTRnr P,isTrs-s
The termination Of the Avenue, near the Cspiio
gate His studio is open to the vista of citizens snc
strangers II
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WAX DEPARTMENT,

July 10, lS44.
PROPOSALS will be received at the War
Department until O'Clock Of Monday the 18th
OF August next for furnishing 30 cords Of best half
seasoned Hickory wood 20 cords If best well sea-
soned red oak, or young black oak wood and 90
tons OF best Schuylkl red ash coal
me whole OF the coal will be delivered by the LIST
ootooer nelt, and as much Of the wood as the cell
lars on 'he war oihce will then contain and the re-
malnoen " II may be repaired, with the right to in.
crease the quantity.
Payments will be made on delivery.
july l5-2avtAugl9
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE~EMPTTUN CLNINAN y
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-empon
to any lands within the limits of the township above
enumerated required to establish the same 10 the
satisfaction of The Register and Receiver OF the land
Offices and make payment the eior as soon as prooti
cable after SEEING th, notice, and before the dTy a
pointed Tor the commencement OF the pubic sale o.
the township embracing the tract claimed above de
sionaied. otherwise such claim will be- forfeited.
THO. III. BLAKE,
Commissioner If the General land Office.
Inne 2h
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behnAV Oh CoSsrHuo non, kaulrAsNr AND RErAiNs
llth July, loi4.

DROPOSALS will be received at this Boresu
Il unpi O'Clock P. M of The 5th August next,
for furnishing and delivering the following quantities
Of Flax and Couoa Canvas, Hammock and Bag
STUFF, and Sewing Irvine, II .7mtriea's mantgaei,rt
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SHAMROCK HILL FOR SALE
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
PosT OrricE DEPARTMENT }

PosT OrricE DEPARTMENT
June H. 1874
A MOS w. ALLEN, late Postmaster at Clinton,
a Alabama, under indictment for having stolen
money from the United States mail on which he has
been an extensive depredator having escaped from
the jail at Tuskaloosa, Alabama the night Of the
3lst ut, the above reward will be paid by this De-
partment for arresting said Allen and delivering
him into the custody Of the u. s. Marshal for the
District of Northern Alabama, or securing him in
any Jail until the said Marshal can reclaim him.
C. A. WICKLIFFE,
Postmaster General.
june II IN. o. Rep. Il Mobile Trib
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HARDWARE

gross inch screws iron
10 II
q g /;
5000 pump lacks, copper
l34 lbs 81 cut nails iron
50 lbs. Sd wrought nails iron
20 20 pr inch brass bul hinges with slip pins
y ~" I" without slipper
Ss - assorted 4" from u to3s in.
80 table butts
book case bras, locks
l6 3 inch draw
81 iron draw locks, assorted
ID inch iron store room lock.
81 I" chest
80 3 " g mortise knob locks half rich, and
copper padlocks
"a iron padlocks
II " cupboard locks
u a." stock locks, assorted to G to 10 inches
% inch iron rim knob locks
IL double plane irons, assorted
dozen patent gimblets, assorted
hanlsaw files
sash
l2l inch sloat augurs
AIDES and chalk lines 100 feet long
hand, pannol, and sash saws
tO0 pounds chalk and so pounds glue
foot rules
q sets of quadrants and catches
1000 thread escutcheons
30 plates
1000 pins
~ brass hooks with eyes
"a small square brass hooks
"a brass hat pins
40 " hooks for doors
IL I" curtain pins
6pr. brass lifting handles 81 inches
IL iron draw handles
a" lifting "
10 brass bolts for bulk heads
sets quadIants catches
pair brass hinges for secretaries
"a small brass knobs
50 Z inch brass screw rings
10 iron screws with nuts for bedstoads
IA brass knobs
II sash springs
l2 inch patent uminators
81 bulls eyes for air ports (gass) inches
20 ions best grey pig iron, (for iron steamer
quality by samples to be found at the Navy
Yard, Washington
10 tons best grey pig iron (for csbles)
SHIP CHANDLERY.
1000 pounds new oakum
IS barrels pitch or tar
l5l turpenture
8 &" hard taIlow
dozen tar brushes
2pounds terra de sienna
" sugar of lead
3 barrels lime
3gallons cops varnsh
japan
DRY GOODS
q yarls of fearnought
green cloth
STATIONERY.
6quires ruled foolscap paper
" cartridge paper
90 quilts.
All the above articles TO be Of first rae quality, to
he approved by the proper inspecting officer Of the
Yard, and TO be delivered at the Navy store in hty
days after The contract is entered into free Of all ex
pense, to the Government. A bond with two sure
ties, in half of the of The contract will be
required and reservation OF ten per cent will be
made from each delivery ill the contract is com
pIete. Separate bids will be received for each des-
cription OF the articles.
VIM. B. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
july 5-t3aug (Globe and In,
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NAVY Aossr. oprlel

"~"ihseohi July u 'oft
PROPOSALS will be received at this once Until
Il o'clock, p. M, on Saturday the 81 day OF
Augus next, for furnishing aud delivering at the
Navy Yard IN this city, the following articles, viz
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FLAX CANVAS.
COTTON CANVAS.
HAMMOCK AND RAG STUFF.
SEWING TWINF.

2c0 bolts Hammock siuf--each bolt TO weigh 100 lbs.
100 do Bag do do IS do
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-26
THE REGULAR PACKET STEAMER
For New Orleans.
~ THE new passenger steamer
Lsz M. b. IIAMER,

WiLL roo regularly during The season TO NEW
ORLEANS. She has been built expressly for q
Paeket 20 ibis place, and as soon as tbe uafer
uill admit oft, win leave TINS place on The 5ih,
18th, and 25th; and R@v Orleans on the lst,
l9h, and ooh Of each month, with regularity
fc5-fcr freight or passage, apply on board.
senfcr-tcr 20. 1871
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-26
PROSPECTUS.


VENHE subscriber commenced on the LIST of May,
i'll 1874, a monthly periodical, entitled ''Ned
Buntine Magazine.' Edited by Edward Bunt-
line, Esq, late of the U S. Navy, devoted en-
tireIy to Western Literature. OF octave size,
containing 80 pages, and printed in superior
style, il is at once cheap, and desirable pub
LEGATION. Western writers Of distinguished note,
contribute monthly to its pages, and it is hoped
that We,tern people, will give it a preference
over Eastern works, and thus, noe only encourage
the talent in their midst, but cause Cher money
to circulate amongst themselves, in pFelerence to
its filing the Golfers Of Eastern capitalists.
The contents Of this work will be biographies
Of distinguished men, historical tales and sketch
es, yarns of the sea, moral and scientific essays,
army and navy news, poetry, critics, &c. 60,
mostly original: 1T will be suited for the par
lor and reading room, and will merit support.
Price 50 90 per year, payable invariably in
advance. Persons forwarding $40 bank note,
cnrrent in this city will receive six copies.
All communications must be post paid or
ranked.
or Editors inserting this Prospectus four
times, viii receive the work regularly for one
year.
E.Z. c. JUDSON, Publisher and
Sept 2, 1874 Proprietor, Pittsburgh, Pa.