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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-19
FORMS OF PROPOsALS GUARANTY, AID GEE.

FORMS OF PROPOSALS. GUARkSTY, tED GER.
TbiOAfE.
FRoFosAL. So
The undsragnsd-z---,W whose bcll dfis e az -arEs
is----,eoaaty Of -, ssals 81 -----proPosa5
--and-------, aVrssaHly 70 tie ad7sr.
tissnsut Of the Postmaster Gshsa dssd December 81
1857 tor toe annual sam Of --- dollars
TINS proposal Is made with fa knoEl-dgs Of the dss.
lance o. The Uuie the weight Of the mail % BE- carried
sud al other particulars il resEs9cs tbe r0us and
vcs, aud also sfsr careful examination Of zee laws and
Instructions attached % the advsrLssmsut.
DATED lsignsd.
GUARANTY.
-, 1iadsftats t5ss, Il he iorerlin2 I'D for
carrying ne mail on route 10. --, Be accepted 8Y
the Postmaster General the bidder shall prior t0ths ls
day Of August 1883, enter into ts required obgsaoa
or eonlEac 70 perform the service proposed via god
and guihCisnJ surstles
This We Do, undsrsanding distinctly tss Obligations
and liabilities assumed By guarantofs undsr he q % see
aon Of the act Of Congress Of JAY g 1885.
(Sgaed b. IEo giarlniorAl
CERTIFICATE
The undersigned, pOs'mastsr st----s STATE oE
that be is asaualntsd win the above Eraafors, aad
knows them 10 be men Of property, and aba 70 make
good their guaranty.
Dated t5ig1sd9
INSTRUCTIONS
oatsiunv conditions 10 b Incorporated in ne contracts
otbs extent the department may deem proper.
L seven minutes allowed % each intermediate Of
acs Vnsa not Otherwise spec "a for asserting the nails
but on railroad and steamboat routes there Is be- no
more delay thanIs scsent of "a exchange o. Tie nail
bags
On railroad and Steamboat lines, and other routes
bsrsths mJ1s Of 8onFsyancs admits Of O. che special
azsnts Of lhs department also post once banks uau
bags Ooksand Esys, are 70 BE- o0aVeyoa without ezra
charge.
s. % railroad and steamboat li0ss the route agents
the department. 70 be c0nvsysd without cha g. and
Tor their exclusive U.S., while travelling Win ths MALE,
commodi0us car, or apartment 10 the centre % CT Po
perry lighted, warned nd furnished and adapted 20 ne
Oonyenlsnt SEPARATION and Que security Of ne mans Is 20
be provided ~ The contraoor Eadsf he asoi0a q ne
department
Railroad and stesmboat compares are required 70 aka
the mail from and dsYsr mo- me pos osa as ne
commencement and cad OF thsr roaiea p Aaa ron AZ
Offices not more tasu eighty rods ton aaioa OF and
ing Proposals. nav be submitted Tor me performances Of
All ofbsr ~, syic -haIiI Cor oceg over sgaiy rods
1900 WI b rsqairsd Or mail bags euaTsTed IN
charge u Psrsoas employed hy rallF0ed companies
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NAIIchcIIs series Of Geographical Works..
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THE TN PELLIGENCER.
[Pub!ished by request.
STILL I BE KISSED ?
BY NOLLIE HULL.

When have passed from earth away
Into that world unknown to me,
Will one heart sigh? will one lip say, 80 80
81 miss her when from care Pm free?"
: Will those who've Joined me here in mirth
Forget me when my heart is still?
When gay around the Iircside hearth,
Will thoughts of INC cause there one chill ?
Will one friend say, 81 wish that she
Could join us when chant this song y?
Will one note trcinble in the glee,
When am missed amid that throng?
And those love-oh, will they keep
In memory place for me?
And love me yet though in that sleep
That wakes not till eternity?
Just one heart stilrd-and be missed,
Ay, as one pebble from yon shore
That oft by passing waves is kissed
And then, dashed off, to be no more!
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Creat IEeanellon in Rrlee. for Cn.L..

Great Reduction in Prices for Cash.
II AN Offering splendid assortment OF all kinds and
Il coOrs of French Marnos, s0me of them worth $l25
Toe all wO Plais worth 15c for SOC; Broche Shawls
worth $0or SO aud SIS Chenee and Long shawls In gteRt
abundance and reduced prices; Fancy and Black
sks cheap one yard worth 15.; all wool
8I{c ESQ., all colors; Embroidered and White
Goods nearly one.hal you have to pay Eenerally La
Hoop Skirts astonishing low rates.
Hannes of every description among which will be found
uest WEIGH and Country FLiunels, warranted
not to shrink some heavy Llltes' Wearin
the compIetsst assortments Nf FANCY & DO
MESTIC GOODS in the ctv. Receiving goods daily
of the latest Styles e here and imported thereby keep
full at all and at prices that
will satisfy the particular-for CASH OSLY Cash
buyers invited to give early CALL
purchasing elsewhere, at No. 80 Main Street Centre
Wheeling. [Octl6l JOHN ROEMER.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA,

EsssSs{
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
rTw1ce DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
y mond and Washington City via Gordonsvle and Alex
anlra.
Hours of departure at Rich
mond. .645 A. NJ. and 1870 p n.
Returning leave Washington. A. Mand 4 pm.
Arrive at Richmond. :. 1880 P. NJ. and4 A. NJ
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mond and Washington
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order. and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL give the best guar
anee OF always securing connections shown by arr
ya daily at Richmond and Washington city in advance
the Steamboat line.
FARE BETwEEN RcHxoSD WASHINGTON $3.50
An Omnibus VIII be found always ready take through
passengers and their baggage of wearing apparel between
the two Depots charge, with ample them to
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between Danville and
washington at the Terminus of the Road, nearly
peted to Danve An Agent Of the Company viii receive
the Checks of passengers from the Danve Road and at
timore Depot.
route. = ~
Theregno change of Oars on the nighttime between Rich
mond and Alexandria. : fef
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FARE AS Low AS by ANY oTHER ROUTE

Be particular and ask for Tickets VIA the ow 81.
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route by which FREIGHT be forwarded and from
the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats andl
6rgg a SoxeS Rd ba per Bs
Feathers, Furs, &c.
SECOND CLASS-Domestc Sheeting,
Shirting and Ticking (in original bales, = 60 80 .
Drugs lin casks Hardware Leather, QUO per 1Vo IDS.
I'm rolls or boXes)Wool and sheep Pelts
Eastward.
THIRD CLAss.-Anvts, Steel, Chains (in1
CasEs,) Hemp, Bacon, and Pork sailed ! .o ~
Goose orin casks TobaCco manufactu Vc per lOO lbs
cd, (eXccpt cigars rcut,) &c. &c.
FOURTH CLASS-CoGee Fish, Bacon, Beef
and Pork lin casks rboXes, eastward (
Lard Lard Oil, Nails Soda Ash Ger 4Vc per lWO Ids
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin &c.
FLOUR-I5c per Dbl. until further notice
GRAISIn carloads 35 per lUO until further
notice. - ~
furthernotice. - 80
~ In shipping goods frem any point east of Phiadel-
phta be particularto ndFb packages UG Transatlantic
Ruttroaa AnGoodsconsgned to the agents of this road
at Phadelpha or Pittsburgh will be forwarded without
detention.
FRRIoHr AGENTs-G Evans So Kfby street Boston: j r.
Clarke No Aston House, and No William street, and John
McDonad.NO Battery Place, NewYork Pierce &o Znnes-
VILE o. Irwin Co. and Springman Brown, Cincinnati o.
K y MeldFum Madison, Ind: Dumsspil, Bell C Co. and
vle Ind; r Sass, ST. Louis, Mo; Harris Wormey Co.
Menphis Tenn Lcech Co, Chicago, Ill; j P Glass Fort
Wayne, Ind; q Sneeder, Phila Magraw Rooms Balti
more; D A Stewart Pittsburgh - ~
Il. H. HUSTON, Gent Freight A gent phlad
ap3lyl HI. LOMBAERT, Supt., Altoona Pa,
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In connection with the above keep every kind of n
establishments and musical merchandise generally.
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enqnir,
at Central Ohio Ticket Office in hesprigg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va
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7Pfanos, Melodeons, and every kind of musical instrr
mentS tuned and repaired.
~ All goods warranted at this establishment. nov5
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j. r. SCOTT.

+ 4 Ei S 81 a r RIV A l.
JUST FROM TIL NIANURACEUE S EgS.
II Must opening ont large and beautiful fine
Jewelry and Watches which purchased at Heua
can satisfy numerous (and constantly increasingly
wholesale and retail customers, and having spent
weeks in the eastern markets. LAYING stock
l feel satisfied regards STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE.
My stock cannot be surpassed in the West
have largely increased my stock in the Wholesale De-
parment which enables to offer Watchmakcrs Ner-
chants and Pedders, and the public generally, very
complete assortment.
most complete and beautiful stock ever brought to
Wheeling. sep9
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uhlS-1y

SHEET MUSIC.
Theasest stock of sheet music, musical works &C., &C.,
In the Western country.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIbRoAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
rTNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
= tic cities with Western, Western, and South
Western States by continuous Roway direct This
also connects at Pittsburgh with dayline of Steamers to
all ports on the Western Rivers and at Cleveland
Lakes; making the most direct cheapest reEtdGEo
route by which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from
the Great Vest.
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N INV GOODS.
FlRsT sTo OK OF
FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.
subscriber having just the begs
Goods, pedgng himself that will sell 25 per cheaper
Particular attention is called to the following items.
French G%oOds.Il6o pieces Of SIX, all colors and
S5s worth one dollar yard the very best quality black
new styles Of Striped SILKS BaySders rarE SATIN etc. any
quality and cheap superior quality Of black moire
100 pieces French lEcriMo of all colors;
eeen quality at only 55c yard, 81 wide the
best Of LnpOn MerinO always sold atfrom
$50 pieces of Cobu rzs nnI Fnrmsnelto S fine
quality, such as always sells for S1c per yard for only
All wool plain DC E.saincs, all colOrs, Lnpon's
Al! Wool EsI,ids, double width, best quality, at
les robes dc ChHmpe large at greatly reduced
p'''S'' DOMEsTzCs.
10 OF Prints best STYLES, and small figured
fast cOOrs wnrranted from to 9cts worth 12< cts
sIcnchcd Sheetins aud sFnirting Muslin of
i0s AMI very good low as 6S Brown the '
ShnWis, ClOnlk md NJ anttAinS the most com
Petc assortment brought to the city, OF all possible
dies desiring to provide themselves with beautiful and
genuine of Furs this will And 1t to their ndvan-
nent greater hau BEEN prices
bly, lower having direct from the Importers
cheap Russia sable Mink stone Martin French sable
Fitch Lynx Gennets, usual varieties have
Isinnkcts-15O pair 1914, 114 and 1874, very cheap
n blankets offer great Inducements.
O0rpetS-101 plecas of CarPsts of all kinds Brussels
goO 9Ge lily An 0arPs at and suPs5HF 9aSsy all
6ne BrGssel Hearth Rug worth ST. for only ST. the finest
quality Velvet Rags the largest size always sold at for
only So and do common ''1s' WORTH 1Gsx fs &f,0
sep1T 1871 Main Street.
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS. FOLLOWS:
At 12:l5M. ll4O Ms for Cincinnati and points rs above
arrival OF Central Ohio Trains Wheeling and thu
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NTARSEtLLEs Collars Sleeves and Collars in sett
WI White and Figured, very cheap and very pretty.
sept PAYNE & CO., "a Monroe st.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, SIS Broadway New York
And retailed by all Druggists. Sod also 81
Enyl4-1y T. H. LOGAN & CO., Wheeling, va.
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And there CARS and take those Of the G. W. &
Short Line.
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EW MUSIC, received every week, at the variety store
of Iap1Tl PAYNE & co.
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TIE LIVER INVIGoRATOR
is a SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is DAN,
working cures, almost great believe cures
magic, eUes ttsrst dose giUin0 hee and seldom NOR
than one bottle is required to any kind of LIYI
Complaint. from the worst ,1taGiee Dgspeostu to
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A(A BOXES Gross Detrick's Cincinnati Star Can1lap
rec i've this day by Railroad, sale at Manu-
taetuEsrs prices by J. A. METOALP,
Ool-o No. 56-SIain st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-06

Mo~Asas u quiet, bet chsnss caa be quoted I,
prices. We have n9x heard q a. sssS ,...,.
estimated not 70 exceed about - ooe bbs the uaist
was wolf sus.2ed. the demand, however, vas mode
rate scd sales >coudned 70 about $50 ocls frem tho
wharf al 49c cash. Crude was rather more plenty.
The stock estimated n about COO bbs The mar
ke was nominal at s. rs per $40 Iba Common roen waa
In light stcck and rn at 81 500 81 10 per $40 tos de-
Nyered Medium grades were In linted Request. while
prices renamed steady Pale of the crop scAroe
and would II here command full prices.
Ons~Imseed was in moderate demand, with limited
sales at 67c CSC. New Bedford paper gives the fol
o~ing In reference 10 that market for the week
81 20 Der gallon the only transactions have to
port since the market continuing very quiet The
report that the Ceors cargo has been sold Is Incorrect
whale is in moderate demand, without any change IN
prices Hnce last Tho transactions FOR she week in
ude sales OF about 500 bbk In parcels, which may Do
quoted eSc for essd end 6ic $40 per gallon for dart
Pnovaors -Rofk--The masses eshibne4 rather moro
strength while transactions were moderate; saies Of
g Us; prime mess Il sls g end c,s.r a SO
Co. Beef was steady, and n fair oenand for
the ocAl and Esssetn Esds. mo sa.ss snSssSed sso
mess u 80 80 81 30; repasked Western st SIT 80
Si4, and extra ditto a sl4 20 u.s. Primo mess was
ousA and nominal About leo bbs beef hams sold
5. SIS Cut meats dull and lover. Sales OF about
$50 hhds. made, including shoulders, NJ exc TO-,
and hams At Ske. loc. Lard was heavy, viii more
willing sellers The transactions included about 800 bbs
and uerces Ut lie 1lxc Butter Wa steady ss lSc
23c for Ohio and 2oc 2sc. FOR new StstA Cheese
w:s IN good supply. and ae:yy = &c: sHs ..c
70 quality.
suoAas-There is q little more doing and the feenxisa
shade better with soma speculative inquiry. The sales
reach $50 hhds., nearly Ill CuSa n &C. exc, and 30
bids. rnclado at &c.
TxAs-In view of another auction sale announced for
10 Thursday, comprising the usual sssortment
there is very little doing and prices are fiat.
TosACCo.-Kentucky meets with . fair demand ~ full
prices spanish Is again scarce and 9rply held Manu-
iacturcd s quiet. The sales for APrifc % es4 pkgs
do. time last year, 81 ,!22. Stock, $685. same
time 1857, 81 ,S66 pkgs.
Wmxxr. -Seies Of 200 800 bba were made at 2ohc.
WHAEBosE The market has assumed greater drm-
ness with speculative feeling 10Th IN this market aud
to the eastward with decided advance In prices. Anew
Bedford paper gives the following account OF the move
mens that market for the week ending the Sd lost
WhaIebone is in good demand and prices have again
advanced The Gales since last include $500 lbs
old 10 foot Polar ct 81 u.s. 0CO lbs 0chotsk at 81
do do at 81 o. IL 600 lbs. Eorthw ct e0c and
l6 900 lbs. South Sea at SOC.
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FRErcHrs better 500 bbls -four at g. 4d o. 3d.
%, 900 bushels OF gram at 6sd 6afd for wheat the
spot and I'd for bin the close Of week 600
bales cotton at a9d To london 20 puncheOns brandy
at 25s
FRrrrs There has not been any change Of moment
Rasns are dull at ~ 20 o. 46 for bunch for fresh
foreign there fair demand Taracoa bananas are sell
ing At tf a VI 80 per bunch. Cocoanuts AZ s22 and
pibeapples at fs 50. Dried fruits are dul Apples are
plenty and command &C. a &C. Peaches are scarce and
nominal
HiDEs.--The market is steady and moderately active
Sale Of $50 Bnenos Ayres nj 2bc 900 Orinoco al &c
1000 Montevideo at 25c 1900 African and 5000 Texas
private terms.
BoNEY.-We bear Of sales Of Cuba, for export Al SIC
INDIGO-Smal sales Of Manila have been made at 45c
Toc.,, and Guatemala at 81 esl three per cen, cash
STcIs dull A few nutInegs realized &c. and
plmeuto 8 c cash
IKA1InR Tho stock bas further decreased and
tive demand prevails for hemock and oak at very ull
q,stsisns
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Ohio state Ba-k
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
"WEDNESDAY, May 8

y
n corsequeuccf the incleneucy o. the weetb, here
but slim attendance at the Wash ngton drOv, yard
20 day, and of course dsli market foIlos
In beef cattle there but little doing dur
ing the day, aud TIE receipts for the week large,
prices declined TO about 1oc FOR fret quality and from &C.
10 s1sc for other Descriptions The quality Of the offerings
continues 10 be fret rstehere being very few really
poor ie sale at any Of the yards, and indeed they
could not be sold readily 10 the Jew butchers up
town. az ordinary cattle bringing from &c. 70 &C. per
hound. There have been fewer state cattle on sale dur
ing the past few weeks, the supply was hurried
In during the winter months while the travelling
was bad and the receipts from the WesterB states
small The supplies now coming In, however, are of
better average quality than during the winter months,
when the cattle hailing from oil directions p)Dr-
The poorest Of all coming from this state There
or three lOts on sale this week from owathe fr from
that place In some time They were very good indeed
and cold about readily shy in market, al from &c
70 lOc. There also lot from Michigan which were
very good Nearly half Of the supply hailed from III
nOs. many ~ which, was thought, would be left
unsod, together with several lots from Ohio The total
number ou sale al Allerton's for the week was 1858
head and Tor yesterday and 10 day 1855 head Of which
shou. 20 hundred disposed Of yesterday 81 from
SIC 70 Iec There sale several premium cattle,
which we're held at lie. and upwards. some Of which
brought only about 10iSc
~ Cnanberins prices are quoted ~ &C. allie bat