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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
-ArLY AND wEEKL =
BY A. S. RANDALL 81 co.
,nAxnALL, s.B. CHRISTIAN, ]. F. WHITAKER
r. / cRACKBoN, W. BoULWARE. J. o. HEArLEY,
J. r. RIDGE.
Publishers and Proprietors.
TERMS OF THE DAILY;
PER WEEK. K................ FIFTY GEN

once corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06
MERCHANTS EEOTEFI,
First street, TTarysvilIe, Cal.

<ss71T9> THIS long established and popular Hotel
s.Ea5 hss recently received large additions of New
EsIi1 Furniture, Spring Mattresses &c, and has
Ss83th now SPLENDID SUITS OF FAMILY A
PARTAlENTS, also FINE SINGLE ROOMS.
The present proprietor respectfully informs his
to sustain the "NiERCHANTS' well established repu-
aon, and keep it worthy the patronage of discrm-
mating public
BY reason OF long experience and strict attention o
the wants Of his guests, he hopes to please all who
may favor him with their patronage
Board and Lodging reduced to $3.50 per day.
e5as BAR AND BILLIARD RoOAs first door. OFFIcI
upstairs.
The House is Open all Might.
ap1s-my S. W. CHURCHILL, Proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

THIRD DAY-WEDNEsDAY, MAY OH.
propfitors Purse, 5000 mile heats free Tor all ages
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MisfellansDns.
Hurgarian Grass Seed,

1OnO BUSHELS OF No / Oats, just received
lOOO and for sale by
nar2e-f CHURCH ANDERSON l. co.
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II KIRKPATRICK 4 SONS, No al soUrH Tnrrp
IL. sskEkE, bst<ssn Market and cAestasi stre~ss.
Philadelphia have for sale
DRY a SALTEB SPANISH HIDES,
Dry sass ercea Sailed f.tna kips, rsnneFss on IzH.
asrs aud Carriers Fools At the lowest prices ,snd
ar<.n fhe Best terms.
50 Alikiass 81 Leather In the rongh wanted ter
xfseh the Highest fnafkst price vii - xisss IN
e.sh or taken IN sxehans for Afes Le4tner stored
Tree OF charge aaa sold % cor utssion-
sapti-audH
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IN ORDERING TICK ELS oRCERrIFIcArEs

enclose the amouat oi money 10 our address for
what yon wish to purchase; name thc Lottery in
shlcl you ASA 4 invested aud " neither You wish
1shclcs, Halves, or Quarters oil recent Of
which We send what Is ordered, by nrsi nail to-
gethcr with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, Printed Draw ing
certified 10 BY the Commissioners, viii be sent With
Explanation.
IS Purchasers will please write their signature
plain and give the name their Post Once county
and State
Accommodation strictly hdentisl
as- AliPrzes Of 81 900 nd andef ,paidinmediat
yafteT the iraSing-othei lriEefaIthe uspA tineo
forty days.
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Transportation.
Nashville and Chattanooga Il. X.
60 - g.
Change of Schedule.
eaFs - ON AND AFTER -
Sunday next, April 90, 1860,

49, GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A. =. and B, p y.
Arrive At Cifaitsnooca lao p. u and IS A. n
CUAING WHIST.
p Leave Chattanooga at re N. and 100 p N
Arriveat Nashville At r. n. and A. NJ
Ii rail connection, ane shortest route TO Boston,
~ New YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton City, Richmond, Petersburg, Lysch5nrg, kuox-
Vile Sas anhah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis,
New Orleans, &c.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. a ChaszDoo-
ga with fraias On East Tennessee and Georgia and
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had 1t any hour on april
cation 10 Ticket Agent, Office at Depoi the fol-
lowing places, and II the following prices, xiz-
Nashville 10 New York, via Shar.estan. = G S27 as
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IL sew Or sps. Ia. aas neE y fns nntea tns<re
meet. Tor sxtFrns case< q ns<fsess AIs3 - a.
sssksnes pefsa ts es@sied - Bar sith - -sc>t
A .nbEt zzze saEz 4 rests else els - az k--s
sr 1fs4 ezn - sozE s119t tHe sstz1test - &c 70
nieFss 8es eas<c< = 5h's ta<sf11se1x = - ke<psAe
sszzz 3 cszzszzs sz=ts = zzf-Eil<z szz ~ p 80
Tag - tas 81 easess Rer<ea % ds<p<see ~n1 ti<
50, Cad <aa ex<azes 1ef - ID 80 <sf<s@sr.
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ACE, xCEy lCEm

w tbe Ssass Bank, and att sell a. cheap 80 sBy
q the market that IL a. god. Ger ice Is fresn Para
Use Ill., n rteen miles North % Nashville. and sae
Kelaksvely % tue est spring Water 10 TIE ron
.s,r % eisias tns.ses Hack We wi aren depot
..ath cherFy street = c. Mec<ary.s grocery ssors
naris-s Rs AL assRErr
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Fresh Corn Meal.

rJSBg subscriber has made srraogsu~rts VIII cue
IL OF The a6st extensive mils In Kentucky fcr
?. GUAR weekly supplies Of Family Neal, and q
rscesxiae 5000 hoEasls xbich ne offers 10 tbs CITY
Fraas u slight aivaaes over eoss and carriAee
A. JENKINS.
rxfa Il NaFkess.. ees.
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o SsoPrlzes .snonnta 10 sSss..ke
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters SO SO

Certificates Of packages IL the shove sshenle ta he
drawn efch "Wednesday Viii be cold IoIiuw ia
.ates, which y the 'isk
Certificate Of Package OF % wA DC Tickets si.s so
20 HsH - Is
a % Quarter - 3;
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Underwear.

A MOTHER invoice OF seasonabie Underwear O
N cause silk, Gaase MeFino, Cashmere, Linen
Lss Thread enet and Cotton, reserved szs foI
sale by j. II. McSfI-L.
sprS-f ~. =
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Wrapping Department.

In this department will be found very
large and we'll selected stock of
Black Silk Mantillas.
Black Lace Mantillas.
Black Lace Points.
Handsome Grenadine Shawls.
Handsome Grenadine Scarfs.
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Splendid Schenlct
To BE DRAWN

Each Wednesday in June!
Class go Draws "Wednesday June s. 1860.
Class 2e2 Draws "Wednesday. Jun. Is lS6Q.
Class 294 Draws Wednesday. J lne 20 lsSO.
Glass 500 Draws Wednesday. Jane "a 1850.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EvsRY rwo TICKETS.
IS !fVqbers-lS Drrscn Balloss.
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Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
&c ss sssE8 Ax
Oh NGE OF TIME.

TWO through Express Passenger Trains besSeen
Il Nashville and Louisville, making close ccnnec.
tions at Louisville New York, Boston, Phizdel-
ph:a, BALTIMORE, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
Falls, Cleveland, Cincinnati 81. Lomis, and the Far
West.
. On and after SUNDAY, MAY THE 9Th 1860, train
viii run as follows:
FirsItraiU leaves Nashville at 90 NJ daily stop
ping AT GslL:iu Bowling Green, Glasgow Junction
Ehzabethtown and all regular stations when signal
led by a nag and arriving IN Louisville n: 2:Io p
81. Returning, leaves Louisville at $50 p. NJ. stop
ping as above, and arriving IN Nashville at $40
A. NJ.
Second train leaves Nash vile at I.2a 2. NJ. daily
Sundays excepted stopping first train and ar
irving ia Louisville 300 A NJ. Returning leaves
Louisville at 5l0 A. NJ. stopping above and ar.
irving N Nashville at 2:20 z. NJ.
Gallaiin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily Sundays exeeIied) AT 500 p. NJ, and arriv-
ing IN Gallatin at6:52P N. Returning leaves Gala
tin at 90 A. NJ, and arrives liz Nashville at s:lo
A. ".
Through tickets sale at the Depot for all points
North East aud West with choice OF the many dii-
fereBt routes.
JNo. B. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
A. J. FIELD, General Ticket Agent.
mayI-d1
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nash-ille aud Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
ny, "a cScaecthin with the Roads below,
running an Ex!uv-s Freight Train from Charleston
and s. yGnnal ~ Nashville slower speed but with
be same certainty Their passenger trains No de
lay TO freights by this route. Z. W. COLE,
lan27-u- Supt.
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Burning FIuid.

TANNERS OIL, Sperm on, Lard Oh. Coal OF
j. Lnsead Osl. fer ssls AZ
fsS9S-tf RAINS BROWN co.'s
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j. 80 ffi<es Amoentnsto lIoo,TsS
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TIckETsl
Whole Tickets $50; Valves $40; Quarter, IS

Certificates OF Packages boye scheme viii be
sold at the following Rates h ca is the rtsA
Ger iinCase VI Paekas 20 shole icI cts q % GO
- hall Isa so
Ee quarter % - IS
N Eighth - 81 II
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02

Our Catalogue refers but partially to the GOODS
(kept by us) in their respective departments
-oour friends and patrons we beg TO say that our
stock Will be equal, not superior to any We have
heretofore offered: and most respectfully invite
an examination Of il assuring ali who may favor Us
with call, that they will find our prices uniformly
low, and our terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for all cash bills. We are now re-
o=iring STICK daily.
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Sundries! Sundries!

NyOu can Ind, at ell times at store, all kinds
i OF Groceries, such As sugars, Coaee, Molasses,
Syrups, Sc, &c, &C.
mar2p-tf CHURCH ANDERSON CO.
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n uoxrR An sffz ExrEsss< PAR
3x1U AZ sxs1s = uaaE<f Il every fsss sa1sese
4n1 szsF Re <zs<<z ts shf<A sas eksxe rreez< Hzzz
he serzs1n5< te4z5<eS 20 fershs1 eartseaizFs a.
s=fez< ~ r. Hxxsr H<ksEz. eern<r fss1 street. ass
Ere<sxzSs esx ysxk cas- se<14 : s..e Rszzez<
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BARGAIN COUNTER.

This 10 sai,s sfssture IN our stote- upen aha
count-r are sold great tnAny goods AZ iess THAI
half their esst. All 9Ast sss les % sny goods are
x.erisced hess, ~ well As nAny other vsry eesiFs
bic Eosas.
u. c. MeNairy d Go.
If
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Our Havana Plan Lotteries
Houst-keeping Made Eas,.

TEsHE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CASES vail slxays
Il insure good y helesssnie bread. Dor Is seatEy
set dezen I.ast Cakes, Shlch VIII naa1e 80
large loves q abe best bfezd-
500 CAkfS siLSfk SOAP, hcuriy sxpeeis4 D
xprezs Alassst cry fsmliy IN a an has us~d 70.
PR spring cle-niTg u - fBTa uabic-ftr w@E1ing
Paint, Lskns Glasses, q flea hork Marble silver
Or Plated Ware.
RkFEiGf Rs TORS. We have sold = large let OF
those fArnous Pni.dris hts artrsEersiurs- We have
= lzrxs let tsansBg Ikey szrrsntrd 20 give sat-
zeiioe tkes nsi eniy IRE eest buf arc ihe
ansis-1 MAckENzIE a MISclnS-
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Umbrellas.

\, EcEivED = supply Of Umbrellas Of silk, Alpae-
AZ n, Gin CHAM and plain Cotton-seme extra lar &c
aud -Rd others small for Summer use
sprs-tf J. II. hcGIiI-
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The Barthoif Sewing Machines

A RE warranted for fuar years; by responsive
~ Con,any, No Is, College street, opposite
Severance House.
aprillT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02

whisky. whisky! whisky.

WE have in store large quantity of the best Of
w all kinds Of the purest WHISKY. All we low
eTs OF the essence Of corn give n Passing call.
mar2s-f CHURCH ANDERSON a co.
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i 49,. isss;sss IS =. '-'' ! sAsSz. sHoss 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL r Hogg, Pratt
NY ID Turner, Va; N Dickson, Pa; p L Ca
BILE, III; II w Pratt, w Norris Nh; E Slade and
lady, Wis II Barre and lady, NY; b b Jones
Timberlase, Va; r Nj wallaen, Md; r John
son, w Wells, Fisher, r IL Gardnsr NY:
M. T. Walle, sc; Mrs X f Kiterease. Fla; G
Waller, Il Waller, C G Waller, C d Waller.
Sc C1irch, ia; E F Thaysf and lady, N az:
DR. Henry and lady, Miss Mckenzie Ky; iirs d
Davis, Mis- Lawrence, d b Ribby. l. Wander.
wor. n. Moore, N.Y. La Whiteley, Md; A 3
Lynch, b ID Crawford, w ID Miller, 6 Il Davis,
w Dounan, Va; w Seymore, w Mitchell M
Allen, w Caldwell, Pa; Bucking ham. DC:
soaborn, Lyons, sc; Dyer and fam, q: If
Thomas, Wis; NJ Hall Md; Capt Davidson and
fam, USA.
BROWNS HOTEL.-A Thomase. La: II A
Jepkins, Cap; Camp, Cal; Schroeder, Md;
NY ID Easily, Va; Nelson, La; T Thornton
Ia II Heedley and ly, Col saith, Va; nj
Pond, w NJ Young, La; 3 MAXWELL NY; o n
Legget, Miss Wished, Va; Blumenthal. NY;
Miss Henderson, miss l. Henderson, Miss 8 ii
Chase, Mis-; w H Drane and fam, II A Hrnder.
son, A Kenworth and ly, NY; Jones: La: T !
Bottains, Ga: Altpeter, Md; J + Drake SC; T
Bruce, p Ballard. Va; Strange Tenn: w n
Miller, Va; Davidson. La; A Davis, Pc; @ w
johnson, Md; ID , Ramsiur, NC; w Coomelier
Pa; Cooley, ~ ID, McCullock, Mo, j Nor.
Ton and fam, Ala; J boswell. NJ Burton. n |,
Thomas, l. Stern, C Schlsy, Va; 9 Davis, Ga.
KIRKWOOD HOUsE,-H A Boardman and
ladies' Pa A Harris, Little, NJ; w ID Fields,
No; ID Lovewall, Mas; A Cowles " Hunt.NC;;
w Forden, AVN; N Dickson, Pa; 8 Moran
NY Smith, Va; A 9 Johnston, w Todd us
a; w Lake aad ladies, La; Elder, Md; ! G
Ma Oaks, g Finnega an Miss f Greenwood
NJ LYMAN, Va; w Decker; NY; b Amos,
Ala; Dobbins, Pa; DR. p E Douthit, A Douthit'
w Dixon, NC; DIR w Leary, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15

AN AFRICAN RACE FREE OF DIsEAsE.-An
African traveller says: The Dokos multiply
very rapidly, but have 10 regular marriages,
the intercourse OF the sexes lssding 10 no set
tied home, each in perfect Independence, going
whittier fancy leads. The mother nurses her
child only for q short time, accustoming il as
soon as possible to the eating Of ants and SER
penis; and, soon as the child can help itself,
the mother lets it depart whittier it plesses.
Although these people live in thick woods, and
conceal themselves among the trees, yet they
become the prey of the slave-hunter Of Susa,
Kafa, Dumbaro, and kulls; for whole regions
of their woods are encircled by the hunters, so
that the Dokos cannot easily escape. When the
slave-hunters come in sight of the poor creatures
they hold up clothes Of bright col0rs, singing
and dancing, upon which the Dokos allow
themselves to be captured without resistance,
knowing frem experience that such resistance
is iruitless, and can only lead to their destruc-
tim. In this way thousands can be captured
by a small band of hunters; and once ca ptured
they become docile- In slavery the Dokos To-
tim their predilection for feeding on mice
serpents and ants although often on that &C.
count pun. he'd by their masters, who, in other
respects, are attached to them, as they are
docile AMI o5edient, having few wants, and en-.
joy good health, for which reasons they are
never sold As slaves beyond Enarea. As dis
eases are unknown among them, they die only
of old age, or through the assaults of their
enemies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15

GoErHE's Lows OF ART AND HATRED OF
MARRIAGE.-It was Goethe's theory that for
the glory OF Germsn literature and his own
he ought to hold himself free from the re.
straints and encumbrances of marriage; bu,
that for the same all-suficient reason he WAS
privileged to win hearts ard east them away
for the sake Of the knowledge he might acquire
in the process. We confess that, with ali our
admiration for his genius, we are not much
moved to pity by the just retribution that be-
fell this cold FLOODED cOxcomb, when in middle
life he became linked for years to NO more
congenisl a companion than a female sot II
Goethe had married Fredsrika Brion, the pas
sors daughter of Sesheim, the story of whose
abused Affections is one of the most painful cpl
sodes In his career, be would probably have
been no worse poet, and would certainly
have seen more worthy Of honor as man.
This, however, is by no means the opinion of
his German idolators, one Of whom declares it
TO be anything but evident to him "that inf
deity to his genius would not have been a
greater crime in Goethe than iufdelity to his
mistress"
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
EROM rHR uHISRA SrLrua
EAGLE IRON WORKS.
- CoRs8R OHIO Av. AND THIRrRsSrH Sr.
ERlCSSON'S CALORIC ENGINES

The andernknsd have been appointed sole agents
% tAs sty TOT ths fnsnufaoture and sale of the above
Bnzli es aud aLs prepared 70 supply all orders with
pfoinp ness And dispatch. These engines have
been sstlslsctoIly INTRODUCED and are now practi-
eslly employed 10 bakeries; by ookbinders; for
poxEood cutting; ~ cabinet makers; for dravine
ian blowers TO venfilate buildings; for pumpins fns
aon,s.tc pun poses; slssatng EIsln; glass outing
grinding sugar cane on plantations in C1fa: FOR
nei5tnk; Tor knitting machines; BIZ manufacturers
o. PIE ed ware; OF printers material Of silver ware
q eyncuIturAi IMPLEMENTS Of matches; Of hoped
LITE tor pumping att iiroad staff and on board
eeips; toy sewing mashines; for job printing and
yas asiiJ newspapers; for various plantation
49, kvf sSIsins and planning lumber; for picking
mi ~ polsnng oombe; for shoemakers' uses: for
?sad sin!nx; turning; tobacco cutting and pulyer.
jsing. n anneries and making s6ments:
tos sedA water manufacture; for bone crushing:
IA n.ssli Il; 10 wlng; grinding cutlery 60 They
, i,s1RsosnS, economical; easily mana ged; they
Ieauiiss , 70 ensiheers use no water; ard consume
yefyitus Insi Any Pc son DESTROYS OF nsi NJ thase
Engines, csa by application to the undsr.ig1sJ IL
shown large number Of tsstimoniais from eersoos
Who haze them On daily use, expressing their entiIs
Satisfaction in their operation and use ''i '"'he
prees OF the Engines % established by the Pat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15

RoPosALs FOR LOAN OF TEN MIL
LION DOLLARS NVV ~

IL
.e1ueirss sExsksvhY iDRpAf4 NETT Sent. ssla6D
SsAbaD Proposals wait b received az this De-
fsft,neht untIti12 o'eloek. noon, of Moncay, the
"a day OF October next, for ten millions OF dollars
ofstock Of the United States, to be issued under
the act of Congress of tina z2d day of June last,
authorizing . loan and providing for the redemp-
unn OF Treasury notes, at which time the roposas
" IL 20 opened and desadsd on, The stock Will be-
reDbursabis IN teu years from the FIRST da yof Jan
nary next, and Will bear lntsrest at five per oen-
tum per annum, payable semi annually on the frst
days Of January and July of each year.
No offer will be accepted below par, and none
for any faction OF one thousand liars; nor will
any offer be considered unless ons por centum of
the amount thereof Is deposited with ieposltary
of the United States, subject to tie order of the
Secretary of the Treasury. The -ertIfcats of such
deposit must accompany the proposals. In all
Gases the ofss must be uacoroitional, without
reference to other Offers and must state the rate of
premium offered.
The proposals should be endorsed on the outside,
Proposals for Loan of 1862" and to be addressed
ITO the Secretary Of the Treasury, Washington,
&C." .r...
The bsst6idGers under the foregoing conditions
Tor the asTe~ste sun Of ten millions of dollars
will be rmspediately informed by mail of the 40
oeptance OF their offers, and they must deposit the
amount SO accepted, with the premium thereon,
with the Treasurer OF the United States, or the
assistant Treasurer at Boston, New York, Phila-
-epeia, Charleston New Or4eans, or st. Louis.
or before ths I'D day of November next. Shou
successful bidders desire to deposit ct other points
| their wishes vii be duly considered on being
stated to this Department
Certificates Of inscribed stock will be issued in
sums not lAss than one thousand dollars each to
tho successful bidders, their assigns, for the
principal deposited carrying interest at the
of 80 per centum from the date of suoh deposit
Sach stock vii. be transferable on the books OF
| the Treasury, ssrsoaaly to the regulations Of the
Department
Should any of the successful biddsrs require GER
tiicatss of stock, with coupons of semi annual
tersst payable thereon from the rst day of January
nsxt, suoh certificates will be issued it'll suoh
coupons attached. in sums of one thou sand dollars
| eaon; and s2ch coupon stock. Instead of being
transferable on the books Of Tt easury m.y be
| ,fsIgRes And transferred by the delivery of the
certificates The interest Of the last named stock
from tas date of tae deposit 70 the first cay Of
usry next will be paid to tho successful bidder OF
HIS attorney. by the depositsry with whom the
| prlno pal was deposited.
The preliminary deuosit OF ono par centum, re-
CURED upon ali proposals uuder this notlcs, will
90 included In the depo of principal and
am made by successful bidders, and will be imme-
tatey directed to be returned to the uusucces sfu
4 bidders. HOWELL COBB
| so p-sawti Secretary of this Treasury.
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.NFf5fefNRs.

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=. = sHOGKH06YfY
hss Esassysysf ~ sen csytsse, ~ 80 esss
ASefrui Hssssdy ss ~ Wntd, - 20 I
FOX ALL DISEASES OF IAPRuDEHt.E.
LET NO FALSE DELTexcY PREVENT. /
APPLY MINED ArHLY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, on NO cHaRex.
}ff9 IN FROM ONE 40 zW0 DAYS. 81
,ss ,, n.ds:,. a,s....y D.sh.,ss .S..asgr s..s
;s..s = is:a. S::Is .e, ssss
lsss stn Als.s.as q ne LSs sssr..ss = 3..sss
A.s fsrr,sl. Dssstsn .rsinG fsn selitary lssi,s Z
dsr Marriage sssssiss. and sssrs, Bssy laaS
Y0uN6 NEE
al ..a s vsss
an untnsy gr.,s nsss.nds Of Yssng Mo fths meet
G,t.nias s:n..ss .isi 8: 2.. S..ss..ss.
asass. :
AAHAIRr PEasoHs, a. Yssag Nee sssssny lAs,s IA,
s..sI ss % sys: s'.hA''' s'sAAi' s'sis
z. vhs place: hin.slfsnass u. 81 d. ... ,sHs
upso his skill a. a Physisisa- h
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15
DIONEER STEAM AND BROWN
Il STDNE W6RKa AZ

The subscriber begs leave to inform the citizen.
Of Washington, Geor getovn and Alexandra that
auxiliary Of steam power for saving and manufao .
turing Marble and Brown Stone Work in their Va
nous brnnchel, Marble Manrsls, Table and Wash
gland Tops, Tile, Monulnents, Tomb and Head
stones, Sla?s, Windov Lintsls, Stills, steps and
Maple In block from st at the 10 west "a
9S Isels o9nhdent OF being able to furnish Marble
PhIladslphia, or Baltimore. The trade sup plied
Win Italian Marble in block o< slabs at tho same
Dating terms Also, on hand, large supply of
bumios Stone, Water Of Ayr Hone and Poiahins 9
futty - Rev York prices. Encourage the enter
prlSei 1t will be an aoq uis ton TO the oity.
ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
ffoaew SGsdm Marble and BrotcH StoAs Works.
Pa. av., cor. Thirteenth ct,
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