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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
RTIrLE xYI

Books for the registry and transfer of shares Of The eapa
stock shall be opened and kept subject the restrictions direct
ed by the by laws All transfers of shares shall made on s
books and signed by the shareholder attorney and wic
said books the Directors may close often
expedency require but for longer pc od than lei
days time Should any subscriber the stock desire Il
transfer The to full payment having been made
he shall be permitted to do so by substitute The
of the purchasing provided that the substituted
tion is satisfactory 10 the Board of Directors.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

majority Of the Board Of Directors shall necessary
form quorum and decision Of such majority shall be va
or in building roads for the purchase estate
Of Directors.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
Dates of Departure X
THE EUROPEAN, CALIFORNIA AND HAVANA MAIL
EoH Jusg, 1860

closed mail consisting Of lete and for States
and cities OF the Postal Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece loan Islands,
IL sent from the Post 0aiee la New York Iai-weekly.
"a mail for the West India Islands Will be by this
steamer,
&gsTxemty Dollars Saved ON Passage and
Expenses 70 NEW YORK AND OTHER NORTHERN CI-
TIES Via Savannah, Georgia.
Tickets the Office Charles Hotel corner OF
Z a23 Il j. W. GREGORY. Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

partitular Hotites.

rs STAR INSURANCE COMPANY % St. Charles street
.g4.= .7N New Orleans, June 2I. 1860.
Us"A general assembly of the .SfOekho old
eIs sof this Company will be held this Office MONDAY
the "a day July next, AZ IL O'Clock NJ. gs 5sts9F
legl I'd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
AUCTION SALES.
CREDIT sALf.- 100 CASES MEMS AEDs noys, srp /. ys

BY e. ROGER u CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos. 40 and ~ Old Lesee street.
4sa5s between cnktombouse and Bienysiss strees
THURSDAY, the 2Ist Inst, ut 10 o,cIopk A
NJ, ct heir auction salesroon Nos 40 and A Old
street. between Custohouse and Bicnys Streets viii ba
sold
100 cases Mems snd Boys Straw Hats 81 styles
qualitles e2fnpfising fresh nnd select
HT-TER RMs-0ver $500 80 days credit, len
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

yENTE DUNE EscLAyE. -nxxs
MfnerIs cnas w. e. Florence o. Rnrkest
PAR }. 3. WALTON, y.
Encanseur- Bureau 40 Camp street
SAMEDI, de Juliet 1850. n u,I,af ( !.
- Boufse 81 Charles en yssu dun esde de- Tiions
ngs Dc K Deuzlee Cour Do Dsc en- dase da isr
nere, banchisaeuse ct repasseuse. y s.
n cONDITI0NS-Un tiers compliant Ct Ia talsue. : mn
credit de neuf oIs bonne secnre poant uaur snt
dntsret Pan du Jour de In usqua maturts e sr
cent apres dans e Oh e Placement ssss pas
fat ponctuelement - - f
Dc pardsvan A. Maznrsan Yotaire PubIe sur
fras de facqusrenr. je6 I6 q 30 IN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

No two partners whose subscription Is in the name Of The
commercial firm Of which they members shall be eligible ut
the same time as Directors of this Association nor shall III
OF this Company. - Il " s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
WA.NTED---WANTED

WANTED-ANo @ fRL, TO DO THE HoUsEWORK
yf or small family, assist In sewing make hersef
generally useful Such permanent place
" fair wages BY applying address office
coored or German giri preferred. ie2i If z
WANTED-A GOOD SECONDHAND GLOBE va
je6 Inns - -. n I,TTTIE III. u i =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

Each shareholder at all meetings the Of Directors
other shall be entitled directly proxy 10 one
each share of stock held by him. provided that no Stock
holder shall in his five hundred votes and
provided also that he shall owned his stock At least fre
months prior 10 the day of voting.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

NOTICE TO THE PuBLIGaI W. MATTHEWS,
having 23d day of july 1852 purchased the right
nted to Green Cox Patent dated ID October
s5e 10 make Tend and goxs Soft Metallic Packing for
Ies Engines for United States andmy title having
sustained recently decided Circuit Court Of the
ad nsent therefore, all persons hereby notified in
ay infringe sad patent they do they will be prosecuted
TO the extent Of the law.
am now prepared make contracts for the of said
dire IL nsa III = W j. MATHEWS, <
CAPTAIN JOHN G. sINNoTT of I0s Grsver New Or.
leans Is general mako contracts for the anuac
turs and uss Of the article thus patented. -
myl6 I'm WIZ MAThEMs.
R s. WOLFF,
ielS eerner ttravfer and New Levae STA
Il ssl. ~ s. WOLFF,
ielS corner Grsyiar and Nav seyee tts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

plurality Of votes Counting
voted shall be sufficient elect Directors shall
their first Meeting after their election choose of their
ber for President Of the Association who shall be elected
majority Of the whole Board upon whom all
other Legal processes shall be served. =g
II shall be duty The President preside all meetings
o. The Board and in Of sabseuce inability
Board shall elect OF their members President pro tenn
sal for the time being exercise The full President
All tions shall bc ballot superutendenre Of
inspectors appointed by the Board among the Sockhold
quot Dectos) at least week prior any election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16

SkLF-MApK NOBILITY There are thirteen emil.
nent Englishmen who have risen to high stations
in life from obscurity. We have the following
enumeration: -r.E
Lords Eldon and Stowell-sons of barge maker
and small coal dealer at Newcastle. Lord Ten
derden-son of barber at Canterbury, he received
q very poor education. but obtained the means to
60 to college; while there enjoyed from a CON-
pany In the city Of London ibition Of e per
year until he took his degree. Lord clifford
prior to bis being called to the bar, was many
years poor Gle L to a solicitor near Exeter Lord
1angdale, the master Of the rolls, was many wears
. poor practicing surgeon Sir John williams
one Of the judges Of the Q ueen's bench-son of a
very poor horse dealer In Yorkshire Lord Trure
son OF a very poor man In Cornwall, married N
first cousin of Queen Victoria. Mr.. Baron Quincy
his mother kepta small bookstore for pamphlets
In q court In the city Of London. Lord Campbell
the present Lord Chancellor. was for MANY yea rs
reporter TO the Morning Chronicle. Lord 81
Leonards-son Of barber, and was formerly a
clerk. Chief Justice Saunders, whose precepts to
this day form the best text book to pleaders was
beggar boy, first IA ken notice Of by an attorney,
who employed him In his Office. Lord Haneyon
boot black and GRAND boy. Lord Hardwick-
an GRAND boy. George Canning-son Of a poor
strolling player
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16

No one of the "mAny ills flesh 10 heir tor is 80
prevalent, SO little understood, and 30 much neg
looted a. Cosuysnsss. OF on originating IN care
lessness. or sedsntsry habits; it Is regarded Is
slig ht disorder Of too title to excite
anxiety, whlle IN reality IL IL the precursor and
companion of many Of the most fetal and danger
Gus diseases, and unless early eradicated it will
bring the sufferer to an unt.mely grave. Among the
lighter evils II which Cnstiyeness is the usual at
tsndant are Headache, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul
Breath Piles, and othsrs If Ike natnre while long
tram offrisht diseases suoh Is Fevers,
pl Ky, Epilepsy, ,parslysls, Hysieria, Hyperion
arasis, Melancholy and insanity, hrst indioste their
Not unfresuentlJ the dis asses named originate in
Const p.ton. but take ON an independents exist
From all these considerations Il foil ,ws that the
dlsorder should receive imineda al. ntpn when
ever 1t occgis snd no Person sh uld neg to get
q box OF CephalIc pills on the first appearance of
the complaint, rs their timely use will expNl the
lnsiduous approaches Of disease and destroy this
dangerous foe 70 human life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
ds EG Rk EEyTRsNIs sH HE The Pa
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT ey PYrLlc Pris rIssl

o''01 81 FUELS ssSsi,
proved Aussst s. isss and Of the 10Th see Nc 81
sSs and %
SovsTpmms1s 10, ths year ending June 90 1872
a ss: oboe &. T ne %
Monday sd day. Of 'Decsmbsr next, ct - o'cloof,
w.. for iuISnishins the paper that may be REQUIRED
ist day Of Deosmber, ISL. -' 'A '.o
The subjoinsd last specifics, a. nearly Is osn, BE-
q ssoS lind q pspsr That Vii y
- ~ .CLAssI. -
q 81 n9s e.
pounds 20 the ream Of $50 sheets. II
-. Glass 2.
- b. ipohs. .b pSsp SssHds5sd, 70
pounds to the resm Of %ao sheets. =
CLASS s.
and super oaisRdered 70 measure b. pohss
and to weigh pounds to the resm Of 40
2 900 reams ,uperfns printing paper, sized and
to weigh Fifty pounds to the resm Of 80 sheets.
900 r..m. .up.rsn s1 mse paper sized and al.
endered, of such sizes As may be required, CORES
PondIng In weight with paper measuring 10 By "a
Inches, and weighing twenty pounds per rsam Of
On ,..m, CLASS
I: LAY Be- IS By nShs o.
and of suoh weight per cam as may be- reSuiI ed,
and free from s1 al
with mineral and other substances, ard OF . far
ut bundle: Of Of
"a ssGn IN rsSm % SoRsan $50 PeIsst shsss Uniform
and Of vs,yS9 over
o. under i've per cent from the standard weish 1t
s e mi the g .s % e
son.dessd Violation q The Contract asish' vi" %
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ARRIVALS ATTHE HOTRLS

NATIONAL HOTEL-R Boiling. w 4
Broaddus, Va; II Trader, NC; Col johnson.
Sloan, w Matthews, NY; Dorsey. Md: T. n
Webb, Va; Colman, La; Jones. Miss: A
GimoD, Pa; Mr. Izan and iy, Mrs Nelson Misses
Nelson, Wells, sc; III Ward, Ga; Rnih- j
Morton: Va; TreanOr, 9 May and lip, Ga; 5
Berry, Me; Sherman; Little and ly. Md;
Niies, NY; Lady franklin and maid, Miss
Crac Oft, Eng; fl Latrobe, Md; Dodge, O; @
Newton, Rogers and ly, Pa; K Hill va; A w
Thompson, NY; Wetson, DC; w Jarvis, r
Hubbard, CT Brown, o; Mechanism, ]
Humphrey, w Thrasher, w Speeler, Ga; MI o
Post, NY l. Williams, Md; Mr. Blake. Miss
Blake, Ireland; g Fogg, c Burnham, Nh; Her.
rick, =.
BROWNS HOTEL.-A Campbell, Thomp-
son, c ] Wilson, DoolitlIe, II Wheatlev. i
NJ Beach and daug liter, E Wilson, NY; P Fur.
ner, USMCj M Jordon, MI. nj f Bowen, E
Trfehete, c Barbjurs, DR. Bland and ly, r Harri-
son and ly, 6 M Carte and ly, J Rfves and ly.
Mis- Newson, Miss Scott, Va; Y Bynson. Tenn;
Q Leley, Mrs Conner, III Armstrong, Ga: w r.
McCord, w l. Kenleys Miss E nj Hook. Com
Vofnees, Md; Burch and ly, Cal; r NJ Baugh-
man, Pa; A Clark, lady, and SON, Mira Cham.
bers, SCI n Ettng, USN; w Boyd and ly, A
NRKWoOD H0UsE;zM Dsnman and fam,
La q ChorPering, Pa; Hastings, w Addison
Cal; Graham, Hon ] Green, Mo; w Briers.
Murddugh v B Watson, Watson, r Swinton.
va; X Bowen, r Clarke, Md; ] Smith. 4
Smith, bardsleP, NY w F Morgan, =; Col
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l. 5000 s::1s Rsss' u 3! .sss to
weigh ssss Is Sy n sa. to
; $500 resms sTltIaE paper: Is BY Is inches. to
weigh twenty. four SI pounds 81 , re ssSn's'
SO sssh R.si e ra.% h' to
40 reams writing paper, IL by IS inches, to
All the papers des gnated in Glasses and must
contain 4ao perfect sheets to the ream aud no ouf
SIDE, CURES. fhey are to be made Of the best ma
manner cut to true edss. laid fiat sna secupeiy
are 70 hs white Sr blue and 9f such weights Is may
be white, and of the sizes and weights specified in
The right is reserved of ordering greater or less
quantity of eaoh and every kind Contracted for in
the classes, to be furnished at snch times and in
aud 5.
snhjeot to separate contract; but bidders may
oner ior ono or moro OF the classes in the same
No proposals. Will be considered unless sccompa
If his Or their poposs shall be .oUepts o VIII snts;
Into an G1gn on, With good and s1fe'snt sure
none will DO taken into confederation unless SUBJ
stsnmfi Az agreeing herewith.
In Washnston city, in good order free Of eli and
inspection count. Weight and mssrnqsmsnt Of t ths
snperinfsndsnf' and be In all respects satlsfso-
Samples Of sll the paper required may be seen at
this o.,e. but bidders are Ieiuired TO furnish. with
e ssP y ss saTRs s Of not les. than
viii Be required rigidly to conform to their sam
Proposals. will be addressed to ".JoHs HART,
sapsTintssndent OF the Public Printing, Washing
per" ''' 01 oc 3 asxtd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16

VHnADAGHz Is the f.xorlts .isn b. which
nsture maKes known Any deviation whatever from
the natural STATE Of the brain, and viewed thi:
ilsns It may De io3ked on q saisgentd intended
escape attention, ,in too late to be remedied and
Its indIcauons should never be NEGLECTED.. Head
sohss may be eiss.ifed under two names, Wig :
Symptomstic and ldiopalhio. Symptomatio Head
sehe is exoeedlnsly Common And L the precursor
Ap Plexy, Cont, Rhsumstism and eli I brile
diseases; IN Its rsrvous form il 10 mpsthete di .
ease of the stomach continuing sick ksadachs. of
hepanc disease contributing billions ktadacAs, Of
patton nd other di sorders Of the 20
els As we'll - Iena and uterine affections Diseases
ofthe heart very freq uentIy attended with HEAD
aches; An9mls AID piethora ara also afestlons
which FREQ aensiy ooo6sion headache. Idiopathio
Headache IL ALSO verJ common, being usually d1s-
ting uished ny the name of neresxs Headaches some
times coming on suddenly in . .tate of apparently
sound hsalIh and prostraiing at onoe the mental
and ply sioal energies, and In other instances 1t
Ooms. on slowly. herald By depression Of spirits
nr acerbiIy Of temper. In most instances the pain
is IN front Of the head over ONE or both eyes and
sOmsti les provoking vomiting, endsr this GLASS
may o. 80 be- nam I'D NsSyaISia
For the treetment Of either ass OF Headache the
Cephallo Fills have been found q sure and safe
remedy, reil swing the most aou.s pains 10 . few
mi aut5s, and by It's s.btls power Graduating the
disease Of which headache Is the unsTring index.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16

How REUBEN ToDD HAD BAD SPELL THE
importance Of spelling correctly is seen by the fol-
lowing-esPecially the necessity of spelling lager
beer a. 10 should be. rum seller, wishing s1p-
Ply OF that beverage. wrote follows:
BuNevILLR, July 1, 1860.
Messrs. Blotch & Drinker sen me up as soon an
Possibal cask OF Brandy and one Large Bear for
forth Of juli sen the Bear by express In Hast
REUBEN TODD.
The answer comes a. followy.
Mr.. ToDD Dear Sir: We send you to-day one
cask OF brandy and the bear, by express, a. re-
quested. You must feed him on raw meat. and
be very careful that he does not escape, as he IL
very savage. He cost $500, and we let YOU have
him for the same. Please forward payment Yours,
respectfully, BLorcH 4 DRINKKl.
The CONSERVATION Of Reuben Todd was com.
piete when the furious animal was landed At hi :
shop door with half scared curious crowd around
II, ana IL was only by a sacrifice Of the cask OF
brandy for a keeper, and a couple Of trips to New
York that be got rid Of his ugly properly and
learned how to spell lager beer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16

BRIDsET.-MIssus wants you TO send hsr . box
OF Cephalo Giue, no, Q bottle of Prepared Pills.
but FIN .hi king that's no. just IL naither; but PSF
haps yell be afther knowing what tits Ye see
she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headache,
and wants some more Of that same Is reaived her
before.
. Drrsss-You must mesn spsldins's Cephalic
Pills.
Bvidsa-Ooh! sure nov and you've sed it. here's
the qusrther and CIV me the Pills and don't b oil
day shout IL aither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16

Physieias.-Wsll, Mrs. Jones, how is that head
Mrs. Jos<s.-!9one! Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent cused me in just twenty minutes, and wish
haniy
Physieian.-You can get them at any Qrygsists,
Cal for ,fePhalo Pills, find they nsyer fail, and
Mrs. Jones Il shall send for box directly, and
shall tell al my suffering friends, for they are real
bIsSSiRg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16
THE EVENING STAR.
BY JouS Q. sAxe

Ut JoaS o. sAxG
Dear Charles, be psfsusded 20 wed.
For O. sensible fellow ike you, r--
It's hi Oh time TO think OF pea, ssA
And mullins and cofse for two .
30 base ne With zoo. soo6 ,, AND es's'ihs'
Nv VIII wanss so ~. s osissbors are saying,
sinErlsr you should be single!
Don't say you haven't got time
THAT business demands your attention
There 10 nos the least reason or rhyme,
nan,t eli me about "other FISH,"
Your duty is done when ,ou catch 'sm, 81,
And you never will relish the dish.
Unless you've . woman TO fry EN-.
Youmsy dream Of postieal fame,
But your Wishes may chance to miscarry,
The best way Of sending your name -.
TO posterlIy, Charles, Is to marry u
: And here ! am wi ling to own
Aftsr soberly thinking upon il,
Z I'd very much rather he known | ~
! By q bsautIful son than q sonnet!
Them Charles. bid your doubling good bye,
And dismiss al fantastic alarms
'Tis your dn.y to have in your arms!
Come trim llttie maiden of twenty,
A beautiful azare-eyed elf,
WIN virtues and graces IN plenty,
And no failing but loving yourself
Don't search for an "sngel" . minute.
For, granting you win IN the sequel,
Thsdeucs, after all, would b. in u,
With the union so very unequal! .a-E
The angels, il viii be oonfessed, .....~ .
And allow me, dear Charles, to suggest.
You II be better contsut with w man.
Then there's the economy-clsar,
BY poetical algebra shown
IL your wife has grief or tear,
One-half, by tbs law, is jour ovni
And as to the joys-by division,
They are nearly qusdrupled, tits said,
Though never could see the addition
Quite plain In the item of bread.)
Then, Charles, be persuaded to wed,
For . sensible fellow like you,
It's high time to think Of . bed,
A. q me f. - ADD coffee for two;
so have done with your doubt and delaying,
With soul so adapted 10 mingle,
No wonder the neighbors are kayiug,
It's singular you should be singls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE AMALeAMATioy or LANGuAoEs.-Thero 10 o
growing tendency II this C. TO spproprisfs the
most expressive words Of other 90 and ater
VOID CeRha 10, WHOM 10 from the Creek, iisnifyins
Tor the head, ~ 10 now becoming popnarxed in
CONGESTION with Mr.. Spalring's Greaa Headache
remedy; but II will soon be used In more general
way, and tbs word Cephslic will become a.
common as Elsc;rotype and many others vhose
distinction foreign words has been worn away
By common usage until they seem "nshvs and 10
the manor born"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16

The above PURE WHISKY, CoppxR Drsr1LIxp
FROM MALTEp GRAIN, being superior and uniform
IN quality. and highly improved by age, preferred
larry recommended by the best ply sicians and
chemists % possessing Gil the requirements Of Q
Irse To1se Inrige,ator and Remedial Aseas.
The Schuy kill Water Of Philadelphia, used In
the dis llleticn Of this Whisky is proved BY snay
sls to be the sotest and puFest water in the United
states and 10 this mag, in o great defree be 1t
trlbated the eIcellerce Of this Whisky.
For by FREEMAN SIMPSON.
PbeniI Distlllsry,
On the Sohuylklli river, Phi sdelphis
OMces-96 wal street, New York; 109 South
And can be lad in Washington of Samuel Bacon
S.s keon 20 M %s: .s h T
~ 81 s'% R.rScn aoI p: sy; j. Wilson, 3aI
Moore; Cime!f & Co, ss1 West 1th st; 8. +. Gu
nsl sss sS;. a. f as ID Co
=. White Co, So La. av.; John H. Semmss &
Co. 522 West Ninth ST. oc &-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16
q UAKTERMASTER,s OFFICE,
=" U. 8 M. CORPS,

WARRINGTON, October 4, 1850
Sss%ss, .:1 f0I fa51:hns Contract @ the
the A.sistsnt Qasrtsfmastsr. u. 5 NJ. C., Phils q.
go sSS a III sss. Wi VIII plate. complete
nipc W0sfe1 pompons' ball shape, inches in
100 pairs yellow metal presents and scale straps
AZ opaoio'ss bullion Tor serseants and oorpo
800 sets spauet.s bullion for privatss
~ red worsted sashes
ys sas y Il Linen for pants, 30 inches WIDE
"sss e. % ' re 1sIa ns
ss:h sH o.. Sst f 5Ss ss
ooo dis9 wool d{edl
500 pairs army boots. infantry pattern
ssss ~ US Sfif bs sy.
.ad s.s oasa in a a: ts% e
g S:,sh pounds psr dos. mp PAIRS i free
oasS H:R: T rao to be blue
slgo o. WOO rs, aysd,) q inches wide. to weigh
& d 3; Vel s:is Ssss: sd:
Sass sfos Si fcl uniform coats.
gndlso wool ddyed') 81 inches wide. to weigh
1900 yards Canton flannel for drawers, n inohss
aoo c.1 9s, 20 TS,sn TOE. per yard
goo Psfous.lon Gap pouches -
seS esyoDst .s.bbsrds. with brass mountiass
s musicisns' swords
SSSS ss 3 ffe.. bello~,
,S g d dss: af h,.d :ns ss:...,,
IS do A DO ts USsj
SO mu:Eet sliass OF black leather
8 ssss &c &c | Ss.s e e a. q
For making and trimming watch eoata. ss,-
oosss % music s and Rrv.ts ani
G1 nsSS ns.,, Ana priv..s
bSy. ' i'noh shif's' ana red and blue jackets for
All the above mentioned articles must con form
tho 0os Of the Qssrtsrm.stsr Ms,fss n,n IN
W,vsssdhington; As.iitsnt Qu.rtsrmasters Ofaee,
Marine Stations Brooklyn, a. a1d R e. tine
MAJ, where they can be examined. They vii BE-
&c s,sa 81 ,h::s nESs,
persons a. m:I be properly appointed suoh Is
the viii b. bound 70 Il which
ofths rssured kind quality within ftssnU dsy':
S b 5.
By the following guarantees:
Form Of Gxarastss
safe ofM,s asa n. s,,,. ., in the
hereby gnarantee that in case the foresoipe lid
OF for suppliee, as above describsd. he
aoeNpted, he or they will, within ten DAYS sftsS
the receipt OF the ooi tract at the post once named
execute the contract for the same with rood and
suhoient securitlee; and In case the said - 80
shall TAI to enter into contract, as Aforesaid. "a
guarantee 20 make good the difference betveen
the offer OF the said that vhich NAV
oo socoPteo. Z, Gusrsntor,
EF. Witness. ''''a''i
hereby certify that the above named
are Known 70 me ~ men OF property, and able 70
"1He soou shSn kuaanbee q. n.
TO be sisned by the United States District Jud,a
Unlted states District Attorney, or Collector
NO proposal will be ,nsidsred unless sooomus
MEG by the above guarantee
Newspapers authorised to pm blish tbs abov. viii
send the Paper containing the frst 10 lis
The bidders aos of business, or mann faatuyin,
establlshinent. must DO specifically stated In The
Proposals to be endorsed: "Proposals IN, On,
plies &C., for 1881 and addressed to the under-
Cont acts will be awarded to the lowest rs.,o,.
sibie bidder furnishing The REG uiIsd ssouritiss.
w. b. SLACK,
q U
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Twenty MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvKD.-Mr.
e6rated Prepared Glue and IL 10 estimated that each
bottls saves At least ten dollars worth Of broken
fufnltufe thus making "a Aggregate of twenty mil
Saiq.bie invention. Having made his Glue house
mold word, he now proposes to do the world still
HIS Cephalic Pills. AMI IL they are good a. his
glue, Headaches will soon vanish awAy like snow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16

10 DID you ever have the Sick Headache! Do
'Uo rShemoe. the th,obblns temples. the isversd
rov. the ioethlng and disgpst 1t the sght OF food
nov nov totally Hnht you we're for pIsa,ure oonverss
then experienced For this and other purposes
you should always have box Of them on hand to
use a. occasion requires. ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16

GREAT Discovery "A mong the most important
OF the great medical discoveries Of this age may
ton from Small Pox, the Cephalio Pill for relief of
nesdsene. and the use Of Qeirins for the proven
whose benefits viii be experienced BY SUFFERING
humanity long after their disco are fofsotten
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