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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-02-23
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GREAT SOUTHERN
SKY-LIGET GALLERY
doors S4rih q Post 0E-s, Ealto., s.,
crH3YRJacn rn

T. SMITH ~oal4 respectfully return biz
a. sincere thahks 10 the Ladies' aud Gentle
nen Of tie city C.: Cumberland ami .ur.oa.d-
ing country ;heiG very liberal pGirons &c, and
hope. By s;rieJ slitaiioa l. bukiEsss aud his
efforts to please, 10 .iil Lasr.; and rseeivs A.
equal share e yoas ezstan.
/ an prepared 20 sxecgss vDr. in ever. rt5is
Of the art or ys-y acr0zHs da,ing terms an
act selling p!etures st eest. consequently esa
2eori to DO lny work urll, in proof Of veies
you caiy have IL call AID hare enc taken IN
good e1ss. for % and 20 eents.
DsE'i force: the place. doors Noris c, vac
=. .ltinere street, C3mbeilard a. IA:
also selling eolored LiiAegrs FhN
Tomb Of Washington and Sosss
Vera .io-, :. aid OF the Ladies vi Yer
ion. can AZ j examine spee;Ssas.
1859
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Is IL So |!

In the "Alieganiaa" of tie 18th instant
there is call Tor meeting, largely signed
by foreigners, aud IN at sdt iu.us col1mn
there is an article or The Free Negro Pop
ulA;iou." in which this very remarkable pas
sage is found, speaking Of the c:iect of the
passage Of the Infamous democrats bills now
before tie Legislature. in reference "a tic i.es
eo.orei population, "ltwou'i doubtless cause
sn exodus Of q. leas: erea: portion u tie
free negro population--an important element
o. tao latcrius Class hica woali certainly
operate seriously sss:us: NE industrial aud
agricultural interests q the S;l;c WHILE
THE SUPPLY OF OTHER LABOR. DE-
MANDED BY THE WITHDRAWAL OF
so LARGE \ NCMnER or FREE NJ
GRoES, MIGHT BEF,LLED WITH \ Pc
PULATION FAR MORE DANGEGOC TO
THE INSTITUTION OF SLAVERY AND
THE SECURITY or SLAVE PROPERTY
THAN THE FREE NEGROES THEM
SELVES" There. ypG have Il: Ia the es-
tins,io.. vi the Al,sganian tie icssg ner is 4
uore dangerous ele;nen. in slsvchO.dinc com
maui,irs than iha free man (; color. We
ask our German and Irish ielivw-c;t.eas if
this is 81 T.. We 10 nc: doUb; IL; they are
The true sentiments Of the Alle-anisn. which
have Inadvertently fallen frum lis pen, and
they should give tie foreigner in or r..Gs,
an insight int the policy OF tie p4Ily which
processes to lie lis friend par excellence. If
the foreiga vote slolis desSr, Tie democracy.
We vea;nrr the assertion ,AAi sacy would lie
denounced in uameasure5 ssrIns.
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Notices.

EoISsC s1E kEvigw.--T January num-
her uf the Edinburgh Review has reached our
ctioe AS usual. it is ireishiel with proiuc-
tons of substantial value. ani s,;ch IS should
Be read by eTe-y man iesiFcus q keeping Up
with tie times. The age in which We live IS
prolific Of book making. sai poaGe.oa. vol
umes. on almost every subject. az thrown
Of by tie press, requiring r.ore time irs heir
perusAl than can be devoted TO them ty any
cac having ether matters % attend - In
the Reviews. repubiisaci by Scot; & C5. there
is suc,. ccaleasa.ioa O: tEase volumes. .ha,
makes it possible. at E s;nsl expense Q: time
and means, for every maa 10 acqCa.s. HIM
elf with the contents Of ali valuable pro;-c-
tons.
PxrEasoSs PHILADELPHIA CoCNTERrxIr
DErncrUk rvE FEsRrAEr.-We are indebted
10 the publishers for copy OF tbs valuable
work. I.s,a.es ths: e5 new ooun,sr!si;s have
essn pu; in circulation since The ars: Of Jan
sary. The ,leseoicr has monthly eircula-
hon Of IS .ese and heace,s sood rneliua,
through which 10 adrsrti<e-
RrRhL Rssisrkh-The SEMI uoathly
nnmher fa- February has reached our table
Every farmer should take an agrieultural
,,urnal and are know Of noas more worthy
other support or from which they can GATH
Ct rssrs vxisabis info'snatiea thsa lie Rlr.l
Pr;ce tiee Per .nsu,n-
PrrxzScx roa MAscH.-Tais interesting
Ladies Magazine Is on our tahls. We iook
.Ssasn-, ea rz<e:pt Of ihs Febussy uanher
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THIS is the most reliable Sewing Machine ev-
i or offered in this market, both IN the quail
ty Of its work, its durability and ,inpliciiy.-
; The operation Of il 10 easier learned than that
vi any other machine, while It works with ease
on the anest silk cS hesvie.t cloth, which 10
works N 4 very superior manner; making
strait, evenly laid seam, much liner thbp ordi-
nary hand work, while both sides Of the cloth
are stitch ed alike. Itrarely gets cut Of working
I order or require repairing, and is SO simple
that an operator can perform all ordinary re-
pairs it, until it is worn out. With ell .hess
I advantages over other inacLineE. We feel cent
! dent Letters Patert Sewing Nachires will isst
meet tie wants Of families, ali kinds ci IssLs-
! featuring clothiers. taiio-s, or any ether. re-
curing sen:1 il t!e!- york, will find tbis q
I Machine that vii! IL their work in rapid and
suJstap.ia. nVauc!. md much nicer than .le
. ordinary w.. Families sho require upeA
sewing will.nG tI.s Machine p,cuiiarly sda1,-
+ c. ~ iArir rsuts, Besides saving labor snersA
4 IL few months 10 pay l1r il. Tailor. wilitrd
" -rsa' sayia; {. N'us this Sewing Machine,
besides v".u.; 'Na!s sure - u hyperion quality
Of rori: tlg doc. sos zip, ID i that looks much
nicer l.. So .yIG sc 'E.
REFERENCE ~ ! -" paESUNs CsISG THEM,
4 J. VI. Richardson, Mrlshaa. silor, Ga, ST.,
uear the Church.
Levi Perry 3 t.. s. ~ store, l.? Bait. 81.
/ :. S;r.isF. N...s.'e fae...y. BGlti.norr II /.
: over PSr.'s L..:. =. ..s.
! :. Lyaas, - ], Baltimore ss.eet.
. james Taylor. NJ aa5 Baltimore g,tes,
Hi.l Rate Ei,y,-l. - Constitution strSst
H-.. =. !. Beard. 80. - trsor street.
; Ms. Tuekr i.iy-. = Nc -.3derry street
+ HIs. Watson, i55 Haubr-. street.
Mrt ?. J.r,ss. ~ iIer.nrrg street.
l.. Il. GGtSE, As-g-. lfa Pnl;..
pny,s:te the adam. Express
I BpIumors. june -. ls5g.-.y.
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MAcKAREL.-iee tiss rriEs Ne. faEi,y
MNaess.sl, fer s-i- ~
JAZZ :, isss- J. y. HAkFES CO
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For Rent.
Copper Kettles.

A Large lot Of Copper Kettles. from one
n hare, eovs, o. hasi snt % sale cheap .,
HSJoHSSoS s
j.s1.rr Il. 1852
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Georges Creek Coal & Iron Co.

NoTlCE.-A general meet ting OF the Stock.
" holders OF the GEORGES Creek Coal and
Iron Company will be held at the Ofice of the
Company, No. ~ SIuth Street. Baltimore. on
SATURDAY, 81 OF March. Is 10. from o'clock
until l. m, for the election Of nine Direc tors.
W. ALEXANDER.
Fob. Is, i~f0.--3t. Treasurer.
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Medicine for the Afflicted!

Medicine for the a micted!
mrs. GOLDSMITH / Co. No. i32 Sn!i,A-
- field street, Pittsburgh, Pa sill! eonuu'
ues 10 be consulted on all sea=es Of private
or delicate nature. From long course OF
study and practical experience OF unlimited
extent. Dr.. e.. i Co. nave the qualification 0!
presenting the unfortunate with remedies i,ai
have never tailed 10 cure tue mos; aiaraiD :
cases of GUaorrhra aud SygA.is. Beneath
his treatment all The horrors Vi Eeae!ea. and
lmpare Blsoi. ScrofIia, Ulcers, Pain aud Dis
tress or Inflammation y: the Bladder ana
Kitneys, Assesses, Huliors, FTi-hud. swell
iu.s, aud the long train OF horrible symptoms
attending this class OF diseases, are made to
become SIS EA.mlass as tie simpeS; aI.lngS Of
: child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS-Drs. g. i CO. de-
votes much o: IHeir attention 10 tie treatment
o: those cases caused By secret and solitary
habit, which ruins the nOig std mind uut!;-
ting the unfortunate individual for either hug
iuess or society Some OF the sal and nrian-
cholv effects produced by these ea.ly habits Q.
gou;a are, Weakness Of the Blc-. and LIMBS,
Paipi,a,iou o: the Heart. Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness. ierangpment OF the Digestive functions,
symptoms OF Consumption. etc, etc. The
fearful effects OF the mind are E4uch 10 De
dreaded. viz: Loss OF memory. confusion OF
ideas, depression OF spirits. evil fureboiinss,
aversion 10 society, self isras;, .iasiiity, etc,
are among the evils produced. Such persons
before contemplating marriage, should consult
= physician Of skill and experience. and be at
one restored TO health and happiness.
AGUE AND FEVER CURED AND WAR
RASTED.-Ail letters containing a lee, ai-
dressed 10 Drs Goldsmith < Co. Pitlsbu rgh.
Pa. will meet with prompt attention, ana
medicines forwa rdei. secure from observation,
and = cure guaranteed. The strictesi secrecy
observed in all cases. Don't forget the place,
No. 1872 Smith6eji Street, P,itsburgh. Pa.
November -, sly.
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M SEsyN' SPEECH

The business fer which TIE meeting had
convenel having b>sa transacted. she Chair
man returned his thanks fcr the honor con-
ferred upon min. and proceeded 10 say. tea,
be fully endorsed the course Of NJ. Davis.
That after the swo stronger r.N-ties in Coz
srcss bad spcn; weeks in trying 10 e'ec; a
Speaker, Apd bad failed, he felt in his soul
that the Hoa~ ought TO organize sud pro-
oeri to buSnes< and pay the government
creditors. In voting for such man IS Wm.
Pennington there Mss upon the part oil
Mr. DAVIS 40 unselfshness and disregard Of
personal Considerations, that commend him
to the admiration Of every lover Of his ooun-
Try. He said at this day there Was TOO much
political poltroonry-nen for fear OF being
called Black Republicans or Aho,itionisss
f-arrd to speak %; their sentiments As to
himself he had been born in the midst Of
siavery-:be companions Of his youth were
The slaves Of his fathers hocsehoid-he had
gro~- Up 10 manhood in tisr midst, snd no~
e~,v hs-d ur~o IN fare, ard ever <rran.
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toves! Stoves,
Almanacsi Almanacs /!

ENGLISH AID German Hagersto-a
u Allazuzes Ger lao, fust received s,6 70:
ssie kr 81. ccze3 or rres< AZ
41fDsETS e SEiETZBELpEFs
Uais. :; hiSseiss Hoiss. s.lss q
Crsn.l Eo- =
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J. W. LYNN,
J. J. II cBLITZELL.

The undersigned will continue the SAD
DIE & HARNESS business. at tire old stand
Of the late hrm. where be will be pleased to &C.
commodate all who may favor him with their
patronage.
Feb. 10. lS60-3t J. ". LYNN.
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PROPOSALS FOR SEALING WAX.
Posr OFFIcR DRPARrMBNT, July a.


partment until the Sd day Of September next at II
O'olOos noon, for furnishing Sealing Wax, for the
use Of the Post Ofices in the United States. from
the date that the contraot therefor shall be executed
70 the slst day Of December. 1884. The Wax to be
the Post Qfics DepaIt tment, at Washington, D. e.,
New York oity and Cincinnati, Ohio.
The estimated quantity of Wax required at each
agency yearly is specified below.
DIerRIcT No. l-Washinston, d. c..
. ln pounds OF Scarlet Sealing Wax, of good quail
ity, for Ordlnary use.
DIsrRIcT No. AIT Nep York city.
600 pounds Of Scarlet Sealing Wax, same a. for
DISTRICT No. s.-At CINCINNATI, Ohio.
100 pounds of Scarlet Sealing Wax, same a. for
district No 1.
The contract will be awarded to the and be
examination for the purpose OF asoertsinins WaIob
bid Will, In Its practical results be most adyapta-
geoue to the Department.
II the Districts should be reconstructed, or In
creased In number, the sealing Wax snail be deiy-
ersl shall desisnate, at pro rata prices
samples OF the SealIng Wax required to he frr-
nsned can be seen at. or procured from, either OF
the s.sS soSys r'dSII nsmsd 1 AGENCIES
idebce Of his ability TO comply with his bid,
Two sufficient securities Will be required tn a
contract Failures TO furnish the SEALING Wax con-
eraoted Tor promptly, or furnishing an article iafe
oent cause 70! the forfeiture of the contract.
Bids NOT made in accordance with the se Or oposals
will not be onsdered. ''fo'"-'
Proposals must be n srked, on the outside of the
lstter containing them addressed to the Firt sa
sistant Postmaster Geaersl, Washington, d. c.
~ S-AW$W,Ih Postmaster General.
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WHEN PARsoN BRowSLow WILL JoIN THE
DEMOCRATS. Arkansas correspondent,
who probably wanted to wake up Rev. Mr..
Brownlow, Of the Knoxville (Tenn.) Whig,
wrote to the latter stating that he had learned
with pleasure, upon what she considered reli-
able authority" that Mr. Brownlow was about
to join the democrats, and asked for the prob
able date of that interesting occurrence. Mr..
Brownlow gave the date, or at least data for
the date, as follows:
KNOXVILLE, Aug 6, 1860,
Mr. JORDAN CLARK have your letter of
the Both ult., and hasten to let you know the
precise time when expect to come out and
formally announce that have joined the
democratic party. When the sun shines at
midnight, and the moon at mid-day-when
man forgets to be selfish, or democrats lose
their inclinstions to steal-when nature stops
her onward march to rest, or all the water
courses in America flow up stream-when flow
ers lose their odor, and trees shed no leaves
when birds talk, and beasts of burden laugh
when damned spirits swap hell for Heaven,
with the angels of light, and pay them the
boot in mean whisky-when impossibilities are
in fashion, and no proposition is too absurd to
be believed, you may credit the report that
have joined the democrats
Jotn the Democrats Never, SO long as
there are sects in churches-weeds in gardens
-feas in hog pens-dirt in victuals-disputes
in families-wars with nations-water in the
ocean-bad men in America, or base women
in France. No, Jordan Clark, you may hope
you may congratulate-you may reason
you may sneervbut that cannot be- The
thrones of the Old World, the Court of the
Universe-the governments Of the world, may
all fail and crunble into ruin-the New World
may commit the national suicide of dissolying
this Union, but all this must occur before
join the democracy,
1 jOfn the democracy Jordan Clark, you
know not what you say-when I join democ-
racy, the Pope of Rome will join the Methodist
Church-when Jordan Clark, of Arkansas, is
President of the Republic of Great Britain, by
universal suffrage Of q contented people-when
Queen Victoria consents to be divorced from
Prince Albert, by county court in Kansas
when Congress obliges by law James Buchanan
70 marrya European Princess-when the Pope
leases the Capitol at Washington for his city
residence-when Alexander Of Russia and Ma
poleon Of France are elected Senators in Con.
gress from Mexico-when good men cease to 20
to Heaven, bad men to hell-when this world
is turned upside down-when proof is afford ed
both clear and unquestionable, that there is no
God-when men change to ants, and ants TO
elephants, will change my political faith.
and come out on the side of democracy
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New ISvENrIoS.-A Pittsburg paper speaks
of new. invention in regard to the applica-
tion Of compressed air to the propulsion Of city
railroad cars. The cars can Be run with more
than ordinary speed, from six to eight miles,
with SIX hundred pounds Of air. It can be
charged at one terminus, and run both ways of
one Of our city railroads without recharging.
A miniature model is now being used, and is q
decided success. It is run by the force of
compressed air, to be contained in some hfty
tubes, which are charged from an air-pump Of
very great power. The pipe runs lengthy wise
upon the top, under the bottom and seats, and
between each Of the windows Of the cars, and
car is feasible and facile. The miniature though
placed upon track around circle of only
thirteen feet in diameter, and, of course, en-.
countsring very great friction, runs around the
circle number Of times with great rspidity,
under charge Of only sixty pounds Of air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-24

NEw ADVERTISING DopsE-A novel mode Of
advertising has been introduced In New York, by
the proprietors of the new weekly paper, Every
Saturday, the drst number Of which appeared
last week A dog of magnificent proportions is
led about the streets, carrying pendant from bis
mouth board on which ID the inscri ption, 81 am
The advertising agent Of the new weekly paper,
accordinly, nads himself kept busy In supplying
the demands Of the public This dog, by the
way-a Siberian blood hound-has a pedigree
HIS paternal progenitor was sold some time ago
some sum Of 81 900.
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DROPOsALS FOR IRON RAILING, COP
L ING, &c FOR ENCLOsING CIRCLE.

OFFICE CT COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC PuILprses,l
August ls, 1860. (
SEALRD Proposals Will be reoei yed at this Office
up to IL o'clock, 23th instant, for the foloyIng
work for the Improvement of the circle at the in
terseotlon OF Pennsyivsnla and New Hampsh shire
avenues:
One thousand feet, Il 600 feetl more or less. Of
three single and one double sate; the rates and
posts to be included in the price per lineal foot.
One tn ussnd lnea feet, 200 feet more or >ss,
not lsss than sII fset long, Also. one thousand
liGea feet, 900 fsst of Brick Founds tione foot
inches by s feet deep, including eXcavstion and
removal of earth.
Plans for railing to be seen at this ofioe.
The bids for Railing, Coping aud Foun etion To
be separate. and marked s'PTopo-als for Ral'Ing
for the Circle " or Coping" or ''FoundstioR" |" as
the case may BE- mo n r.. AXE
an Is dt28thau Commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-24

UNo art excepting that Of photography has
Progressed and improved 20 rapidly a. that of
dentistry. Forty years ago IL was not distinct
pullers with turnkey levers Of the most rude de-
scription; and a. for supplying the place Of old
teeth with new ones, It was never done at all
In 1870 there were only thirty practising dentiss
In the United Ssaes "a ioso mere Were 2,9S; at
hon Of Artificial teeth has given q wonderful
impetus 10 this most useful and beneficial art.
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WOOD AND COAL.

@ o Z
Delivered to all parts o, ths cis, a. the lovsst
possible rates.
T ]. 4 w. M. GAIT
Once 2s2 Pa. av., between nth and 18th Sta.
ma II-u north aide.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
an extensive stock of FU Ell, 10 prepared 20
sell az yery low figure for cash.
WOOD Sawed and Split any sixe.
Gail and see for yourself
n. w. BATES.
Wood and Coal Dealer.
ma Is Q. +. corner Of Fourteenth and s{s.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING WOOD
l. AND COAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
August Is, 1860,

SEALED Proposals. will be received at this De-
partmant untI, II, room, of Noud.y, the 9th Ap-
gust, 1862 for furnishing for the Of the Depart
ment. during the ensuing W inter and Spring, one
hundred and ffty tons of Tia best white or grey
ash and seventy five tons OF best red ash anthrsots
and delivered at the convenience efths contractor
before the lst day of November next
Proposals vii. also be received until the sam
time for furnishing hundred cords of best DRY
solid hickory wood, ard twenty cords best bakers
pine wood, foar feet in length, TO be promptly de
fivered in such quantities and At such tim ae /,
may be ordered tor use. the Department to have the
privIegs of ordering greater or lees quantity OF
wood Of either or both kinds according 70 the 40
tual reqrtrepents of the public service. The wood
the east ornorth fronts Of the Patsnt Ofce build
ing, as may be most convenient TO the department
aGd its Bureaus. au ~ div
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M,s MIS-; sSSdJ MGGIK SsGS ICK's SCHOOL.

snRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform he
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the duties OF nor School on the LIST Monday in Sep
tember next.
The course of study pursued will comprise all the
branches requisite to thorough English educa-
hon.
In addition to her day scholars she is desrous Of
reoeiylng into her-famiiy few pupils az boarders
aged from 10 TO IL years, who will be under her I'M
mediate care and oversight
Her arrangements for tho accommodation ard
due care Of pupils have besn inc oresscd
and otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference &c
tho Star.
FUr terms and further larticulars apply - her
VH-N
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iy &-Iaw4w,Th

DQRE OLD RYE WHIsKY.-On hand ,eye,a
i, brand Of Pare Old Rye Viii ~. Copper Dis
:,ivaaia, Msry and vrsinis, Wslrsn,od .urs.
Also, A iTpcrted RIandies, Hsans;sy, Otard, Dapuy
Brandy, pure Holland Gin, ola Jamaica aaaR 81.
Croix Rum, and Wine. Of every variety All OF
SssSo Y6gHS HS AqRfsf: saa To
apIS-ly gao PA av.. hstv 9th And isrh st,.
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lNl TUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
464 T. ST., BETWEEN 6rn AND 7TH STs.

The fourth annual session of the Institute will
commence on the first MONDAY in Septemb r.
Application. should be made carly, as TIE number
of pupils is LIMITED. For particulars circulars
or apply to the principals, Mr.. and Mrs. T. III. n A
VENNER, at the Institute. au Scott
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Il PROPOSALS.
OR MATERIA, FOR THE EAPPROACHES
DE TH = SOUTH WING Of THE TREASURY


Bureau Of CUnsti uction, August 10, 1850.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Department
until q o'cloo. m, on the lst cay of Septem her,
1850, Tor the delivery of the following artcles viz
Prepared stones for Be gian pavement suficle Mt
to lay down 5 500 superficial feet of pavement, $50
length not les than feet and inches thick
BY i7inchas deep; the top edge hammered straigh
and iruss inches wide be retarRed down Inchss on
one s'de inohss on the other, and have their ends
properly j"lntsd
Also s quarter oirole corner pieces in q single
thickness aCd depth, and same returns down the
sldes as the straight ones; and also other uarter
ci. ole IN plecas Of not ss than feet in leng h. OF
q radius of % feet outside. Of the depth and
return down the sides as above, and inche. thiok
on top.
ls5 piece. blue North River Tagging feet by 6
10 pieces of us North River Flsggins feet by
feet inches
piece. Of blue North River Tagging feet by
IS pieces of b'ue North River Flaggins 4 feet BY
Bidders "ust state the ices for rough fsg, of
smooth flag, Oh dressed flag, of each of the above
sizes OF the best qusiitv, per supe fetal 70 t.
Whatever kind Is selected must be prepared in
perfectly proper manner to be laid down and to b
4 inches ick. with their edges ioihtad square,
the articles be delivered at the Treasury Exten-
soD, whore they Will be used may be directed by
the proper authority.
The proposals - ust he sent under cover to the
Secretary OF the Cre, ury, endorsed Proposals for
Material for the Treasury Eztensioa :" and VIII Ue
rscevlng the same IN the presence Of the bidders,
Acting Engineer IN charge
au IS AwtSeptl Treasury Depart ent.
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TRTINR TaNUFACTORY.
y l99 1TH S1RgKf,

~ 4SS 1TH S1RBkf,
Opposite Odd fsiioIos' Han. WaSkirgton, n. G.
TravecIs will study their interests }, ex8mlnln
my TRUNKS, VALiCES &c before pur-&W~
chasing elsewere As i use none but the &Ef1A
best material the market affords and EMPLOY kA11
the best worknen, can confidently recommend INV
work to be superior in StrengIh and Dsyabilify 20
Trunks that are made In other cities and sold here
one weeks noticel every dsscrlptien of SOLE
LEATHER, IRON FRAME FRENCH DRESS
and WOOD BOX TRUNKS; ashland and
NESS; SADDL ES; WHIPS,. &C., &c,
Trunks, &c., Repaired and Covered, in q WORK.
manlike manner, at short notice
Trunks delivered In any part of the city, George
AIso.Agent for Hoye's celebrated FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
de l5-ly JAMES 8. TOPBAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-24
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
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