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July 3-iw

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the Uni-
L ted States from the ist of September, 1874, to
The 30th of June, 1876, inclusive, on the following
routes in Kentucky, viii be received at the CJntrac,
Office of the Post Office Department, in the city Of
Washington, until the ID day of August, 1874, at 3
p. NJ, to be decided the next doy.
No. 1855. Owingsville, via Trplett, Upper Ty-
CART, Olive Hill, Gfayson O. H., and Logan to Cat
lettshurg, II miles and back, twice week in two
horse coaches from LIST April TO LIST December; resi-
due of the year, once a week on horseb ok.
Leave Owingsville every Tuesday and Saturday al
a. M arrive a, Ca,e,tsburg next days by a. IN.
Leave Catletlsburg every thursday and Monday
at II a. m; arrive at Owngsvle next days by 4
y. IN.
Schedule for the Weekly Service.
Leave Owingsville every Saturday at G. a. m; ar
rive at Catletisburg next days by 3, p. m.
Leave Cstlettshurg every Monday at halfpast 10
a. IN. arrive at Owingsvllle next days by bafpasl
!, P. IN.
No. 1916. From Aurora, by Murray, l. Gus,
Grove, Cherry Conner, Tennessee, Paris, Albany
and Macedonia, to Huntingdon, 90 miles and back
twice a week.
Leave Aurora every Wednesday and Sunday, at
8 A NJ arrive at Huntingdon next days by 2 y. m
Leave Huntingdon every Thursday and Monday
at p. M arrive at Aurora next days by9p m
Proposals TO curry twice a week in iwo-horss
coaches between Paris and Huntingdon will be con-
sidercd.
No proposal vii be considered unlers 1t be accom-
panied by guaranty signed by one or respon-
sible persons, In the following manner viz:
The undersigned - guaranty that - il
his bid for carrying the mail from - to -
be accepted by the Postmaster General shall enier
INTO an Obligation prior to the LIST dsy of July next
with good and sufficient sureties to perform the ser
vice proposed.
THIS should be accompanied by the certifcar,
of Postmaster, other equivalent testimony
that the guarsntors men of property and able tc
make good their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent TO the Department
sealed, endorsed Proposals for route Nos 1855 ant
1916" and addressed to the First Assistant Post
master General
For The prohibition Of bids resulting from oombina
tons, and the terms and conditions on which tn.
contract Is TO be made, the last annual advertise
mont.
G. A. WICKLIFFE,
PostDas er General
Posr OrrrcE DEPARTMENT, June 20, 1874.
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NOTICE TO PREEMPrIoN CLAIMANT,

Every person entitled to the right Of pre-emp,oo
to any lands within the limits of the tow nshiI above
enumerated rs required to establish The same the
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver Of the land
Offices and make payment the efor as soon as proct,
cable glc seeing This notice, and before The day ap-
pointed FOR the commencement If the pub ic sale Of
the township embracing the tract claimed above de
signal ed otherwise such claim viii be- fortified
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner u The General Lind Office
June 20.
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July 10, Io49.
DkoPOSABS will be Received at the War
Department until O'Clock Of Monday the 18th
=, ausus next, Tor furnishing 30 cords of best half
seasoned Hickory wood 40 cords Of best well se,-
soueo reu OAK or young black oak wood and 90
IONS OF pes, schuyik red ash coal
o.,.n Nno'e OF The coal will be delivered by the Ist
Do'ooo. nent and as much Of the wood as the Gel
.so, ,oe war ofice will then contain and the re-
crease the quantity ' "e"' ~ '"-
july l5-2awtAugl9
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NEW AND VERY INTERESTING WORK AT
FRANCK TAYLOR'S.

TNAC SMILE LETTERS from George Wash
Il ngton to Sir John Sinclair, Bart, M. r., on
agriculture and other topics engraved from the orr
enal letters, very neatly bound with portrait and
views Of Mount Vernon and the tomb. july ~
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Patent Orrior, June 81, 1914.
PROPOSALS will be received until the LIST Of
i August next for the construction Of cast iron
railing, including the lamp posts, according to the
pattern which may be seen at Ibis office, to be com
peted on or before the lst Of November next
The corner post must be Doric column with an
Eagle on the top.
The lamp post the same as at the General Post
Office, with lamps
N5The Spectator, Intellgencer 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 Orrrcs, July IL, 1874.
3ifln consequence Of a change of the pattern of
railing, the time for receiving the above proposals
is extended TO the 9Th 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-
quested to copy his, and give it three insertions.
T.. g. SMITH,
july II Acting Commissioner
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GEO. C.. BINGHAM, PoHrpnr PAfsrxs-at
the termination Of the Avenue the west Capitol
gate. His studio is open to the visits Of citizens and
strangers.
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BUREAU or Construction, EQUIPMENT AND RseAiNs,
ll,h July, 1914.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Bures a
Il unnl o'clock, p. M. of the 18th August next,
Tor furnishing ond delivering the following quaniiiss
oil FLAX and Cotton Canvas, Hammock and Bag
STUFF, and Sewing Twine ef .7,nriean psaasaeiurs,
viz.
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"ANTED colored woman servant as cook
w and washer in small family, slave from the
country would be preferred, or any other well
recommended. Apply to Mrs. Fischer near the
corner Of IL h street, Pennsylvania avenue.
July III
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Navy AosNr's OrrfcE,

Navy AoESrs OrrrcE,
Washington, June Dist, 1874
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
Il three O'Clock on "Wednesday, the 2fth of july
next, for the delivery Of eleven hundred cords Of
good merchandise seasoned Pine Wood upon the
wharfat the Navy Yard in this CITY, be landed in
srected and measured by sworn inspector, fee of
expense to the Government-ofler to be endorsed
Proposals for Pine Wood Security will be required
io one-haf the amount OF the contract, and ten per
cent reserved out OF each payment, till the contract
is complied with. The wood must all be delivered
by the first day of December next.
WIN. B. SCOTT,
june "a Globe Int Navy Agent.
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NAVY AGENTS OrrIcE,
Washington lam. 10

w dHHITbtUHi JUnt 10 IoTI
DROPOSALS will be received at this Office tin
the 18th July next, at o'clock, p. NJ. for sup
plying the Naval station, Washington the men in or
binary at the yard, and the Navy Hospitals with all
the fresh provisions and vegetables that may be re-
CURED for the next twelve months, commencing Goth
July, 1874. WIN b. SCOTT,
june l9-2awt2OJ Navy Agent
PROPOSALS FOR PINE WOOD =
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Meier 10 be
Torn from lis proud emb azonry -

shall derive satisfaction | would not barter for
any earthly Distinction IL is great national IN, as
ute and have spoken to it frao, ly. but fe, AR
from the indications around me- with no power 10
convince even to produce pause in the course IN.
majority seem determined to adopt On them res,s
the responsibility of rejecting the treaty should Ina,
be the result.
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NO 6-HARPER's PICTORIAL BIBLE just

FRANCk TAYLOR.
Also, FEArnERsrosaAusa's ExcURsIox THRoucn
THE SLAVE STATES, price rs cents.
THE TRiuMrHs OF TINE, by the author OF "Two
Old Mems Tales, price 25 cents.
MclLynsE's EVIDENCE OF CHRIsrIAsiry
TRANSACTIONS SocMTV or LITERARY AMI
SCIENTIFIC CmrFossIERsi being essays on Primitive
Arts IN Domestic Lite--No Just received.
July N,
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LUMBER.

435 81
300 I'D
10000 2 inch sprgs iron
5000 IL
10000 1, {" 4"
10000
10000 z 6"
5000
IL 900 81 clasp nails iron
5000 4d %
5000 clout nails, assorted sizes
5000 pump iucks
gross Q inch screws iron
I6 ." Il
"a 70
27
("
5000 pump lacks. copper
l34 lbs. 81 cut nails iron
50 lbs. Sd wrought nails iron
26 lr 5 inch brass bu hinges with sin pins
IL "a !"
l2 49, +" without slipper
2 "3 Z" d
6S assorted from Il to 81 in.
81 &c iron from TO 6 inches
80 table butts
4 book case brass locks
l6 3 inch draw
"a iron drovv LACKS asxor,eJ
10 S inch iron store room Iocks
At @ C ehas,
30 mor,;se knob locks half r;yht and
haitian
G copper padlocks
"A iron Dadlucks
II cupboara locks
II stnck iocks ass,,t.d 10 e IN m incbes
IS 8 inch iron rim knob locks
IL double plane irons, assorted
dozen patent gimbles, assorted
handsaw hes
@ SASH
Ia inch sioat augurs
hdzes and chalk lines lOO feet long
hand, pannel, and sash saws
ivV POUNDS eha'k and oo pounds glue
2 foot rules
sets OF quadrants and catches
l'ooO thread escutcheons
1000 p p;ns
~ u brass hooks with eyes
~ small square brass hooks
40 o,ass ha' pms
IL curtain pins
q mr. brass Lifting handles g. inches
- :" iron draw handles
o hung
% "rass po.s 'oi puik heads
se,s auauf anus ants nA'cne'
o. Po'i =, a'e uine.s 'oi secretaries
D. sua'' o,uSs Anops
,c . in.i o'' SLY" mugs
=, VIZ" nuns ioi oeus'eaoS
,5 o'nss Anoos
,a sh sp',ngs
~ ,i .n P'.e'' n'"'nina'ors
%, ~ ouns Eye eye, lor ar Pol.s tg'asSl ! inches
Lii e', s.s ~ .0', l.oi ron s'eaIne, ;
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PROPOSALS will be received al this flee until
Il 3 O'Clock, p. M, on Saturday the Sd day OF
Angus next, for furnishing and delivering at the |
Navy Yard in this city, the following articles, viz:
LUMBER.
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FLAX CANVAS.
COTTON CANVAS

HAMMOCK AND BAG STUFF.
2O bolts Hammock sIuii-each bolt to weigh 80 lbs
100 do Bag do DO GO do
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-11-29
DIED.,

In this town, on the I'd inst, Jane Mckay in
FAINT daughter of John D. and Caroline ]. Love,
aged 5 months; and on the 18th, Caroline Jane
Love, wife of John d. Love, aged 80 years. BY
this double bereavement, father is made child
less and husband widower; truly is his home
made desolate. An aged mother and a brother
and sister are made to mingle their grief over one
endeared to them by ties thus close. which have
been cemented by time and haIlowed by affection.
Mrs. Love was a member of the Presbyterian
Church, and died fully resigned;- cheered with
the Christians hope, and the certainty of soon
joining her beloved child, who had but few days
before taken its upward flight to better world.
Communicated.
In Columbus county, on the 24th ult., Daniel
Shipman Esq, aged So years, one of the most lie
spectacle and esteemed citizens of that county.
At Grand Casa, Liberia Africa, on the 18th
August last, Louis Sheridan, in the seth year of
his age who went TO that country some years
since, from Bladen county, N. &. He was pos
sessed of mind and requirements remarkable for
one ofhis color and opportunities, and his upright
conduct had secured to him the respect of all who
knew him. He was promoted to a responsible
station under the Colonial Government of Liberia.
Chronicle.
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- - M a 45sl!s sgS9a "a
: =AassZZ PORT OF WILMINGTON. 49,
A RIVED.

A RRlNEDs
Nov. %. From Barbados schr. Mary Ann
Beale, to e. D. Ellis.
90 From New York, schr. Jonas Smith, Tay-
lor to G.. D. Ellis.
"a. From Matanzas, brig Anawan, Swasey, to
J. Hathaway & Son.
From Turks Island, schr. Thames, Haven, to
G. w. Davis.
IS. From New York, schr. Samuel Ingham,
Doughty, to Vim. Cooke.
From New York, schr Tioga, Hallock, to G..
D. Ellis.
rs. From New River schr. Ann Maria, -,
to G. w. Davis.
26. From Providence, r. l., brig Foster, Lam
caster, to Russell g. Gammel
a. From Philadelphia, schr. Ellen, Boon, to G.
w. Davis.
From Gaudaloupe. schr. Orleans, Segee, to E..
Dickinson.
From GaudaIoupe, barque Benjamin Adams,
Adams, to E. Dickinson.
CLEARED.
Nov 81. For Havana, brig Vandalia, Wall,
by Russell & Gammell.
%. For Martinique, brig Orchil;a, Harding, by
E. Dickinson.
For Philadelphia, schr. S. Roosevelt, Joline, by
G. D. Ellis.
For District Columbia, schr Little John, Best,
by VIM. Cooke
Is. For New York. brig Georgiana. Currier, ly
G. w. Davis.
For Philadelphia, schr. North Carolina, Miller.
by G. w. Davis
For New York, schr. J. D. Jones, Smith, by c..
D. Ellis.
For Philadelphia, schr. Lemity, Smith, by G. d.
Ellis.
%. For Matanzas, brig Attokapas, Sartell, BY
Russell & Gammell
For St. Domingo, brig Rochambeau, Glvery, by
Barry & Bryant.
For Martinique, brig Charles, Tisdale. by g.
w. Davis.
For Philadelphia, brig Caspian, Anthony, by
G. w. Davis.
For New York. brig Belle, Myers, by G. w.
Davis
For Havana, brig st. Simons, Lawton, by G..
w. Davis.
For Port au Prince, schr. Falcon, Moore, by
Barry & Bryant.
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Prospectus
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APPENDIX

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the long speeches of members of Congress, writ
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Washington City, Nov. Ii, 1914.
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CharIesIOm Market. Nov. %.

Cott0n.-There has been a very general a:ten-
dance of the trade and at the close of the last and
in the early part of the present week, holders met
buyers freely at the quotations given in our review
of Saturday last, with occasional concessions, but
not of very remarkable character within few
days, however, in consequence of the heavy ope-
rations in particular grades, which materially re-
duced the supply on sale, and the difficulty in
sampling lots, owing to the nclement state of the
weather, purchasers have not been able to operate
on advantageous terms as in the early part of
the week. and the market closed yesterday at about
last weeks prices. The receipts since our last
10 245 bales and the aggregate sales in the same
time, $4,000 bales.
R;ce.-Notw,hstanding the inclement state o,
the weather during the week, heavy business
has been done in this article, both for coastwse
shipment and the West India market, and also 10
moderate extent for Europe; and in consequences
of this general demand and the competition among
buyers, holders towards the end of the week, OBJ
tanned an advance of of dollar per hundred on
the middling and lower qualities, which were in
most request. The receipts since our last, reach
3O95 tierces and the sales in the same time foot
up 3497 tierces. The following quotations will
give fair criterion of the Rice market viz-or-
binary to fair q q good and prime, 25 3;
choice.
| Rough Rice.-The receipts of Rough Rice this
week reach fully $4,000 bushels, of which $4,000
bushels brought the following prices-3, 100 at SO;
1880 at IS; 2,OGO at 20; 1000 70; and 10000
at rs cents per bushel.
Grain.-The receipts of Corn during the week
are but 1900 bushels North Carolina, Of superior
quality, which were sold to arrive, at go cents per
bushel.
FlOur-The receipts OF the week particularly
of Baltimore, has been rather heavy, and buyers
have been offered this description on advantageous
terms, say 81 and 81, at which price several par
GELS have changed hands. Virginia has been sell
ling in small lots at the extremes of our quouta-
tons. Holders obta n 81 and 81 per barrel for
Canal, taken in lots to suit purchasers.
Bacon.-There is good deal of old Bacon in
the market, which is occasionally forced off at We
~ low prices. but a fair article would command
our quotations, 3 cents.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.-Nov. 29.
The week ending yesterday has presented quits
business like appearance.
Produce has come in brisk since our last publ.
cation. Prices have consequently gone down.
Turpentine.-Sales to the extent of 20,900 bar
rels have been made in ten days, at prices ranging
from 81 95 to So 90.
7ar.-Some sales at ST. ls to 81 20.
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IiARRIED D.

In this town, on Monday evening last. by the
Rev. Mr.. M'Gowan, of Fayetteville, Mr.. Henry S.
Kelly, to Miss Lucy Ann Turner, both formerly of
New York.
At Washington Hill, Moore county, on Tues
day evening. the 9th inst, by the Rev. Neill Nc
Nar, John 8. Kelly, Esq, to Miss Isabella G. Nc
Lean
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Dra,oing ofthe Alexandria Lottery, Class No. d
drawn Saturday, 23d November, 1874.
81, "a, 30, 81, IS, AZ. 81, 3, AZ, 50, 1917.
The Capital prize of $4,000 Dollars. and also
prize Of 5000 Dollars in the above were sold al
this Office.
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Dust Aecetnen from Mem York,

Pe7 St717' 0t1"0t1 7"S 71t01' Wtt TOT Su1e 0T
Nm. COOKE,
7 CRATE GROCERY, 10 casks and IL
= boxes Cheese, Is kegs Goshen Butter,
20 hbls Apples, 20 do. Potatoes,
hhds retailing Molasses,
10 boxes Fire Crackers and general assort-
ment of FAMILY GROCERIES. NOV. 29.
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Extract from the N. Y. Eve. Posts Money article,
@- NOVEMBER 10. z

Extract from tho N. Y. Eve Posts Money article,
~ NOVEMBER 10.
The quarterly reports for the lst instan. com
pared with the reports of August l, and those Of
Nov. l, IS43, Gone yeaT9 exhibit the following
changes in the Banks of this State.
Since Aug. !, 1874. Since Nov. l. 1919
Loans discounts incr 81 ,467ss7 liner. s. sa7 sss
ssas a ae'e: deer u g g deer
Specie g 1923 S62 :" 1854, 697
Circulation liner. 1850 ss5 liner. 2sss' us
all respects it at the date of tho reports for
the 1st Ct May last.
The wing leaders and editors have led their fol-
lowers pretty dance in politics, at the expense of
large sums of money in bets and other expendi-
lures, and the same game is now being played in
matters of business. The attempt to get up a
panic in moned affairs has been commenced, up
on various suggestions and pretexts, with no bet
ter or worher motive than to depress prices, with
the double object of buying cheap and throwing in
advance an odium upon the new administration OF
the general government. The simple minded who
will permit themselves to he thus entraped, may
suffer as much by wing rulers in trade as by whig
leaders in politics. We have no sympathy with
spectators per Sc "any how" but we should regret
that men OF business, of any party, should be made
the dupes of the cunning and unprincipled, and
therefore we advise all to be cautious how they
act in matters of this kind, upon sudden impulses
We are among the number of those who consider
the election of Mr.. Polk most fortunate event,
as well for the present the permanent interests
OF the country not only in respect to its business
affairs but to the great principles of constitutional
liberty and republican government. We are sure
now of an economical safe and prudent admins
tfrofs
ton on the many, to pay the debts or accumulate
fortunes for the few, certainty that capital will
be left to flow in legitimate channels of trade, and
not buried up in Improvements, as they are cpled,
which will not be required for centuries to come,
or thrown into national debt of TWO HUNDRED
MILLIONS, to pay improvident obligations entered
into, the result of illegitimate expansion OF
the currency. Upon suck system of manage
ment of public affairs we now anticipate, the
value of money will be in proportion to the value
of the products of labor.
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates
Of Packages in the above splendid Lotteries will
receive The most prompt attention. and an official
account of each dra'ving sent Immediately after it
is over to all who order from us-address,
J. G. GREGORY & Co., Managers,
IL Richmond Virginia.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
CLASS As FOR 1914.
To be drawn in Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday,
December, 2lst, 1914.
SPLENDID PRIZES.
$4,000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
5000 Dollars! $40 Dollars!
5000 Dollars! $500 Dollars
1000 Dollars
SO Prizes of 1000 Dollars.
&c. &c.
Tickets SlO-Halves S5-Quarters So so
Certificates Of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 25 Half do 81
Do do 25 Quarter do 32l
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AABNAID9nA hORNRRVo
CtaSs No. - for HS44.
To be drawn in Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday,
December 18th, 1874.
IA DRAWN NOS. OUT OF rs.
CAPITALS.
10000 Dollors 10000 Dollars!
5000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars
&c. &c.
Tickets S10-Halves S5-Quarters So SO.
Certificates Of packages of 25 Whole Tickets $40
Do do 25 Half do 60
Do do 25 Quarter do 80
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p R INC ELS
Linnenn Botanic Garden

And Nurseries,
FLUSHING, l.. l., NEAR NEW YORK.
FEHHE NEW DESCRIPTIVE Catalogues
-A (Which have cost over S7OO) of the TREES,
PLANTS, and SEEDS at this Establishment, will be
sent gratis to every post paid applicant BY address,
ing WILLIAM R. PRINCE & CO.
Flushing, October, ls44.-[ll