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Special Orders-.-NO. IL.

Headquarters list Brigade, Indiana Legion,
Evansville, Ind, JEtS IL, 1868.
For the better accommodation OF all
concerned, hereafter all business OF this
city will be suspended at o clock T. NJ
and all persons subject to military duty
will parade at precisely A clock P. NJ.
for drill.
By order of Brig, Gen. FARQUHAR.
Official:
GEO. r. Robinson, A. D. c.
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Nuns THE WoRD.-The Vincennes
SIN has not word to say about the saw
ages who are burning negro houses, kill
ing negroes, and beating men to death
in New York. S.
The Sun knows who are responsible
for those scenes, which in barbarity
transcends all the horrors of San Domin
90 or the Indian n.assacres of Minnesota,
and is wisely silent on the subject
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Stephens Rebel Mission.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The followir
is the correspondence relating to Il
mission of Alexander H. Stephens al
Robert Ould at Fortress Monroe:
FORTRESS MONROE, July 4, 1868. I
U. S. Steamer Minnesota 2. NJ
Hon. Gideon WeIles, Secretary Of t.
Navy:
The following communication is ju
received from Mr. Stephens, who is !
the flag of truce boat anchored aboy
anSAunr
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WANTED

Gold, Silver am Cemand
Notes Else, Inoian-. Ken
lucky. Tennessee e, South Car
o1ina, Georgia, Alabama and
Louisiana Bank Notes. at
Copeland's Savings Bank, No.
& First street. If
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1853.
PENSION AGENCY.

BOunties, Pensions and Back Pay.
JOHN TENNIS is authorized by
Government to procure invalid pensions
pensions and bounty certificates for de-
ceased soldiers widows or legal heirs
Collests resigned officers pay accounts,
discharged soldiers pay accounts and
other Government vouchers.
Soldiers discharged by reason of
wounds, can get 500 bounty by apply
ing through this Agency. Letters of in
quiry, with stamp, always answered.
Address JOHN TENNIS,
Pension Agent
Office, Postofica building First street
Evansville. ian. 26-ly.
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to submit TO ss,ch terms of peace as the .
South might see willing to exact Ont
of miserable compromise or base re
coenition Of the rebel authority ae an
ncipa,rs the ADVANCEMENT of airs politi-
cal fortunes. besides, he has ecen one
of the prominent teachers ~ho have ed,
ucated the mob of Nev York to it's ores
ent conservative ana law abidir. q condi-
ton" On the eth of July, ne day after
the issue Of the hand bii' which we have
copied above, Gov. seymour made a
speech in the cit, in which he attempted
tie throw the whole burden of the war
upon tie present Administration: who
might, he said, have compromissas the
difficulties, but refused - s pal
pable lie, by the way. Erss of
that speech the Governor saas}e USE
the following signifaea sns~3ge:
Remember this-that ft's' Bloody and
reasonable and revolutionary doctrines
of public necessity can JeproclGimed by
q mob, as well as by a Government
Now, if the Governor meant anything
in using this remarkable language, he
meant that mob such as that now des-
olating the city of New York, has the
same right to plead public necessity for
its crimes and outrages, as has the Gov
eminent for any steps it may take in its
own preservation Taught such infa
nous doctrines by their State Executive
is it remarkable that the rowdies made
haste to put them in practice?
Richard O'Gorman delivered the clos
ing address at the same meeting:
He considered the movement at the
South neither an instruction nor a re-
bellon now, although it might have beer
until we carried the national flag IN dis
graceful and uncivilized warfare intC
their territory. He had been in tavo
of peace, considering the war Il waste 0
heroic blood; but now, while the wa
was upon our soil, be said nothing abuu
it. When this struggle should be over
4he should again raise his voice for peace
The first thing to be done is to arm tn
State of New York to the teeth, unde
the command of the Governor OF tn
State We could then dispense nit
PrOuoSt MarShaLS He argued at som
length the power of New York, were tn
Union dissolved, to exist and prosper a
separate sovereignty
. These are the men whose skirts ar
dripping with the blood of the murdere
Kennedy and the gallant Col. O'Briel
These men are the instigators of all til
!. sedilion and turmoil that is now sha kin
the great city to its foundations.
OF course they have other agencies ;
work In another column we give som
Of the utterances of the press of that eli
which arrogate to themselves the title
of conservative and democratic. l.
the people read these facts, and dra
i their own conclusions. They can con
to only one-and that is, that the leade
of the Democratic party are bent on
revolutionizing the Northern States
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S. Fl. LEE, Admiral, &c.
CoNFEEERATE STATES
STEAMER TORPEDO.
answer.
IN JAMES RIVER, July 4, 1868.

In JAMES RIVER, July 4, 1868.
SIR: As military commander, | d,
the bearer of a communication in writin
from Jefferson Davis, Commander:
Chief of the land and naval forces
the Confederate States, to Abraham Lii
coin, Commander-in-C Chief of the Ian
and naval forces of the United State.
Hon. Robert Ould, Confederate State
agent of exchange, accompanies me
Secretary for the purpose of deliverin.
the communication in person, and con.
terring upon the subject to which it re-
lates. | desire to proceed directly to
Washington in the steamer Torpedo,
commanded by Lieutenant Hunter Da-
wilson of the Confederate States Navy,
no person being on board but the Hon.
Mr.: Ould, myself and the boats officers
and crew
Yours, most respectfully,
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS.
To S. H. LEE, Admiral, &c.
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BS The Sullivan Democrat declares
that Democrats never engage in mobs
or riots. We expect to see it attempt to
prove.that the hends in New York city
who are amusing themselves by shooting
dead men, numbering negro men, wo-
men and children and burning their
houses, are 06Oltti0aists.
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CHANGE IN THE Hour OF CLOSING =
The time for closing the stores &C., for
drill, has been changed from clock to
4 o'clock P. NJ. This change was deem
ed necessary TO enable large class
of our Mechanics to gain more working
time, enabling them. as it does to make
three fourthS of l day instead of halt
day, which was all they could do under
the old order.
We think the change will be very sat.
isfactory to all
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REGARD.

will give reward of FIVE DOLLARS
to any one who will furnish sufficient
proof to convict those who may hereafter
break the windows or otherwise injure
the Lecture Room on the corner of
CneStnut Straaf a,.I OIL
iyS-dlm A |, RoRINsox
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BYThe weather for the past two or
three days has been cool as autumn.
What has produced this great change
in the atmosphere We are unable to say,
but certainly the weather for the past
week has been the most peculiar the old
est inhabitant ever saw.
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WANTED Board and Rooms for
Gentleman and Lady with two children,
in some private family. where there are
no other boarders Would prefer fur
nishing the rooms Gentleman will be
absent except Sundays. Reference Civ
o.. Address P. O., Box 545, Evansville.
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[From the Richmond nis,.th Iulr 6 l

Vice President Stephens, it is said,
gone to Fortress Monroe on flag of
truce boat One story is, that his bust
ness is TO see about the exchange OF pris-
oners, another, that it is to inform the
Federal Government that fprivate prop
erty is not respected in the Confederate
States and the rules OF civilized warfare
strictly complied with, our forces in the
North will receive instructions to retail
ate in kind
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HONE INTEREST rs.

Ey GoDEY's LADY's Book for August
has been received by Dobell. 1t is fine
number, and of course will be promptly
inquired after.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT. July 4. 1863

NAVY DEPARTMENT, July 4, 1863
Acfing Rear Admirat s. H. Ice Honp-
ton Roads:
The request of Alexander Stephens is
inadmissabe. The customary agents
and channels ere adequate!for all lie edful
military communication and conferences
between the United States forces and
the insurgents. GIDEON WELLEs.
Secretary of the Navy.
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CONFESSION WANTEI:

A 6rst-rate 1TeWspapo
Co1nposlsor can geSstead :
work, at 3Oc Per 1000, b,
immediate application a,
this Office.
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LosT.-At Camp Meade, on Friday or
Saturday, Safe Key No. liberal
reward will be paid for its Seiivery at
this Office jy 16-d3t-L
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in 'hi Ply, was formerly Adju t, :.
the S3i1naiana, and took part in the di
astrous attempt of Gen. Sherman to ca
ture Vicksburg last winter, where lie
ceived one of the loudest calls We
member of having seen, and yet NJ.
obeyed.
While under the heavy and CALLING ii
of the enemy, his attention was attract'
BY some of his men and he turned hin
self partly round, at the same time stool
ing forward.
Just then Minnie ball, sent by son
careless rebel, entered his left shoulde
passing through and coming out near Il
middle of his back, making large no
in the back of his vest, and we presun
corresponding one in the cuticle of h
back. 1t is an honorable scar, and ]
has reason to be proud of it, and l.
children may point to it with pride
after years.
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$40 Z. S. Bonds.

The Canal Bank is authorized
act as agent for the sale of T. S s.
six per cent Bond until further notice
VIM. T. PAGE. Cashier
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DEMOCRATIC TREACHERY In CoSSECr1.
cUr--ln the Connecticut Legislature,
last week, when the militia bill came to
the final vote, the Democratic members
by preconcerted action left the House.
thus leaving it without a quorum. At
the very time this conspiracy to keep the
State defenseleSs was carried out, the
coast was alarmed by the threatened de-
scent of rebel pirates on the unarmed
ports. Thus the Democratic organiza-
ton is everywhere showing its utilization
with the rebellion, and is fastening eter-
nal infamy to its name.
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Soldiers Claim Agency

MCBRIDE & WHITTLEsEY are still pro-
curing back pay for discharged soldiers.
Pensions and Bounties for soldiers and
widows under the acts of Congress of
1861 and 1862. Their terms are low.
Give them a call. Their Office is on
Third street, below the Crescent City
Hal. febl4-Iy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

DY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A
ID Store as Clerk Good references can be given
Address p. o. Box 55, Evansville. jy17-3t
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NEW ORLEANS sUGAR-50 hhds large graf,
~ new crop; for sale by
S. E. GILBERT 4 Co,
apps No. 4SycamoreS Street
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In calling the attention of the trade to n
above announcement the undersigned begs to STA,
that in tile sales for this season the same princ
pies that have characterized those Of the past wi
be strictly observed. They will not only embrac
his entire production, but those of other manuf,g
turers OF well known reputation; thus securing
each sale varied and complete assortment {
styles adapted to the season
Orders will Le received from +h,s. - II. 4.
attend, and will be filled safisfactoriIx
ne Hats will be prepared for inspection h
catalogue on the morning of the sale
The entire offerings will be sold without reserve
JAMES H. PRENTICE, Auctioaeer.
AS Consisnmenfs Of Hats. Hatters' Trimming
and Straw Goods are solicited and will ba 80, :
favorable terms "
BROOKLYN, July LIST, 1868. -jyl5-I2t
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Worlmen sent to all parts to Mt
work and repair Boilers & Machine
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siesloi- Oc;Orsrs Mclaughlin Porh Auboy william
nsgsn.
sI,ps-RusLire (rlr) Cord Liverpool Kdni.ion Bros.
Hrl,rgo B.) S'ewert, Londonderry. O. y KNOX Cot
James Eos er ~ Abel LtseIPo0, &. H. MHsbaIi CuuvA
fOI. Y .Ysen. Liverpool. NillliGs Onion.
hsrt-Emllen Hende'foB, Liverpool. j. W flwell a. W
B-'ss-o'euoe, foWer. 81 John, \ D., NJ =; Gisep \
Curr; y Pbylers BT readogo1, Satruzas; ohn Butt
Kpotlns Mstsu0rRs Brst Son Go Scotchman tbT D
Patterson ia. ii j. A. newoif. Scotland, Francis,
Bssi Woes p 4 Smith; Rolus Wave Collins Cieuiuesos.
! p Ward Co.i Udols whitsrcre Dcn.ersrs Ih2IP'
son Huu,tr; A O. Archibald br.D Vance, kinsson, JAM
D. t. " hi,uey Co. ADELAIDE. Douglas Nsl4sDc, L H.. j.
F. Wh1nes Co.; Fanny Nlcks, NouteVdso and Bueno'
Ayres, ! Norton. w. ,
schcousIsJ r. AInes Chspr1au. Providence. r.. Buck
Co; = T. LsRis shue, Roc land Me, T. J. Buck Co.
J. r. nsFcc Town end Ctuco'.sgue, Moiesu Parker
J. Csdasladtr Ciiyton PEisdeph.i }. b. y w. ParAer'
81 ihcgou, II. j. Chase, Trim, Warrington. j. B Chafs
Co; n Bsacr Kelly, Ployiaeueei J; Doughty, Leecs'
Absscom; Arctic. Nlilen, Plymouth, O. l. Hacn Ana D.
brown brown fhiSde phis Surprise Beers, Wsshiusion
j. W Elsel Co. James Batter. Jotlin Fortress donfoe
T. J. Csmpbel &. W. feati7y, Chs.s' Besnfon, n o j.
Murray; p, BrIteL stg mis- Chneo,easge r, , Csr
bell: NJ 81 noT6 Chsss ROstoH. h w Lewis Co hch'
al NsaI poweA, fhllsdsphs 4 O be-tDu's son.l Yea
Gull RoKofs, ST. Domingo, American W. Co, Corn. "a
ar j. Ssttcr Ponce p. r. D. n. pevori Nawsdsha, We
teI 0uce,isr Mass Shenandoah, Nash Dsih, Ne, ".
Brown q 60.
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1863. .,,, TIE rliIs., , -, !. 1863.

PENnsYLNANiA az TIA hAlLhoAD,
f''''- with ta courettions, urns
rltn SUOR TEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fs.s NtW.lorG Io ThH tklStlpAl nkahhs tlrih
seven rams dairy om Now YosS 70 Philadelphia vie
AR az lFGiNs FoR Tn ,V VEST ST BY rHls
~" HoIIs LEAVE NEM-I0nk FROM The
FODT OF COURrLANDr-Sr.
By wsy oPhaeephis, tie morning pa'sensesea New
Yok q. d. m .lDe other Eogtes, EyoluE passenser
:. . D. ni ore ioar later than other lines
~ way Allentown. evening pa,senseis leave at m
~ hour tie Northern ines. snd by both roues
arrive the time Northern lines Ia Chicago aud al
poiGs il he NoEAH est CIe.tine Indianapolis Lop,iis
points " "a, with ever changes 81 cars. 80, .
sesPas Care. yia9o. Sh.nse run from phia1 %. n,
PltSburgh $50 miles. ard NewNork 10 fsbarsh, w nv o.
SMOKING Bnd saloon Cars On all tlsiDs.
Haze tLD sane a other rou.es.
Baggage checked though. Trsn.is'shs
Secure ieAo'; i Ss@ ETH q:sfi II hTi soSTs'
lie Peun,yll4Ais Cenuai Company runs an fnslsst
Accommodation Line wBch srods comiotteole msieo 81
travel 60 pshcs movng Westward, At onehbi 'hs usual A
81 ia.s. ,,pxrcJra
By ihi. route f.ghs Of all dsscilrions csn DO orws
TO sd lrou any pon on The Railroads Of Ohi9 hs1rsif
Indiass Illinois, Wisconsin. lows or Missouri oy ~ A
ROAD DIRECT, or TO any port on ths ps's''~ "''
le Wost BY steamers rom l'is0af.h g., al. We.t b,
~ psrr.a.ui. rtf5 RarOad re az al tm.s "a
Glazed 10y other Railroad Compniss sr,I,hs g hi,
shipper, hil,nS the TsasPoraon ~ .naeiy Isn.lt
Company c@h i'! WIZ I'VE sr0CK'
Farmers and Dealers in live stock WIS .,sr.J ,ns no
ySh $50 ,,y,pi, cs have been ope9sd on ms me-
81 H. connection. I'D esssY g convenience 70,
s ssdis1 N sa@ erYloiK aSd BALTm0RE MARkETs
}. H. ELLIOTT Pe,en,sr agent NO. A'''' H'u''
LfEoll ~ y oI.,dri House and No. sossh william"
McDONALDS BIscnotF. Em'giant. Ass ,,s,,., a..
rNocuLEWIs Geosa superintendent, AI,o0n' r.
e..~ ,rr-,
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TRE Nav Army CoogmG-Sfoyg.- laierees
o. Adolf Lppmsn's CoohiuS-Stoyc for Miipry
Companies IN active service, especially when on tho
march, have shown. ia strong recommendation Of
h' economy and efficiency b. Gems. Winfield scott.
W.. 3. ROsscrsns, Robert Anderson, II. b. Alsrcv.
AID eths competent judges, aud state TINT tley
have obtained patents for it IN Great Britain France
snd Rtseis, and have opened negotiations with
france for ttuee n the armies Of that eeal Nit.ry
power whoee arrangements fgr held service are a.
~ays superior TO any other. There can be 40 doubt
nat food can be cooked very uueh fastor aud better
~ thr iLan by any other equally portable Stove
so~ 10 use. while ia advantage over the ordinary
r'vse tss r. point 81 c.e0n''ccss he Wei a. chi.
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,;su.v 10 marketable. Bot one 10 each compsny is
REQ lired end even one IN regiment 10 be ''s''
alt Pps,ey BY 40 company cooks, would be better
shan more Thoso who ere preparing or ropI'n'eh-
ing,,he op.hto regiment ljr Nc & 'i'i VII 10 ""'
10 examue c,r fully tho s.'o.imens o' eAhici'o ~
lIeGeuia,lgs, 10. 3 Dold sIcol.
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Eeai G5taie ioy Sale.

COUNTRY PLACE for sALE--Near sta
- ton Is minutes from Gsoadwsy,e1 tr us 10 aud 70
daily Nice Cottage BAN - OF good Land drained,
subsoiled aud leIH.e imp oycl beaatul s.ls stream
Slowing through View ue location high dry, and he.hy
roar ,coei7, churches, Sc, FIue exposures tDT culture,
Small Fmis Pttce moderate; terms easy. Aprly 20 or
address, a. X. MILLER, horticultural agency No. 694
B.oadwAy,N y.
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Another Ship Harmed by the B,id,b

Mr. Edward Knights Of re city shows u, letter.
Of date Dec. rs, Ieeeyed/sn Saturday from MA
brother, George Knights, yeonan on boaid TO
United States steiner San Jlcint0. She Was tLen
~ point-a-Petre, GaadsouPc. They left Il. Tborua.
co the 2OIh INST, III puIslt OF two Rebel seLOonos
which the American Consul informed them. mad eG
the day previous, loaded with ammunition and
gen, foI steamer outside, Ard after pleasant ex.
euision OF three dsye ealoe into port, Tue Ameri-
or Consul NJ Pqint.a P,tfe Informed them H.,
senmss had burned an American ship belonging 70
Maine, lying at SOmbrero lsland--a sLip which
Mr.. K, says they saw ut thst slaDd the San Jscuto
Touching there on the l1th and remaining two dlys
From the movements Of this steamer we have lille
hrh in her capturing anything.
Blew. Bedford ai.rcggy
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4THF Forty SEVENTH MIssAcHUsErTs.--lhe"A 'J
complete regimen. belonging to the Bsnh f'fe'u'"
ia Kew.Yofk, IL the t7th Of Massachusetts VINO,
dou. proSos-grsra dniy IN ETe.:irs de'e'''~ -"
sgn snts lsf las. week fof Ne"'oh'14' - 80
steamers. On Thursday Friday us'' VIC
49,. Ia tfs Ir,.esut Civ.
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Goparinersbip tsolites.

NOTICE j. hereby gwen that the partnership
bs,,iof,re ubsisiina between tic uudsrsiglel Her
ss sad Couni,siou Are't - Lyepool IN The couA'y OF
l.ncssieI uI lef the hiu OF 5IlII toubhoU1h p
.,a Id EeY ri in The United States Of Ameca under TIC
a. n JOSEPH sTITVG Co 10 this day Dissolved by mu.
n,l conseut. ;,n,,@i ~ 81 y - diddiippor,t,
Ll,.pool. Dtc. 81 iet'
TENIF COBALT NEEslIlP heretofore existing
( .gder the firm 4 STONE, B0WMAN BLISS 10
terainsted by the death a GEORGE X BOWMAN IN"
',,ine I'd liners VII coltinue tO DOuesti COMMUNION
i-rirs. - No 38 sk-risee rpd No a. Barclay IT,. under
~ "'" =" WIN w STONE
ROBfr BLISS.
. o. fo. t.f. SigOtRNEY W. FAY.
yv1UT Ijpdcr.pmed ,.aye This Day formed a
OLpGRTNERslIP undci.Le iirm nsne 81 ul'AliAh
NICHOLS d No 81 Exchange pee oi 1Do ~, !" ~,
aud - = Of stocks Bonds and al noneyss " Wv
J,o,,.i of Rrois-. j. V GRhiIh~r
LEROY NICHOLS,
ian l5 1863 Mci1PeF NJ y n'oc' ~ nDliu
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orr1cs or Anrr Clornrso .sp EarIrlon

OYYICs or AHrr CLoTsISG AID EQuiPiaH,
no. ~! Broadway. SEw YORK, Jsn. -, lSSh
RNiY SUPPLIES. Sealed Proposals viii
~ be received al this Office und ~ ocloek IN WED.
NESDAY tn. 2si inst foT f8rnhus b. contract 81 the
u, pot o, Army Clothing and EquiPsgs
Wall Tenis sBi fliea
ilosnitA Teuts aud Flss
COmu0u Tents
Wall Tent Poles and Pine
H1-pitsl Tent Poles and Poe
Common Trut Poles ard fins
To conform g. all respect. TO The specification Ia this
Office and to be subject 20 inspection By ssoIa inspectors
g1ier viii s'ae many thcy wish 10 furnish. aud tho
,ho possible 10 which oeftn portions OF the NUN
her lid To- can bs deiyo.od. proper GnsaDy must &C
sofHps the propoaaL =, a.,
Tie p,ese o. ejoo'in, any portion OF he whole OF the
Bis. ay deemed fof the ia-rea's OF tire public ssf-
,lrc, 10 &c .oIv,d BY tie United Satss
Pfaylsas should 10 aJonod fIoposss for iurnifhing
Totis.n and 81 !Geised 10 . . 49, =, .
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AhuY CtprHiSG 40 EgtiPAGE OFFICE
Twelfth aud OIHaHD-sTs,
PHiIAOELrHiA, JlD. ~, lD1l
l,EAI.ED PROPOSALS are invited At this o.
- r. outil u O'Clock ~ on WEDNESDAY 2st lust. Tor
,eA.rfy 81 thr SrLuyisIu Aneusl 81
BDDIrf.-. slxet y. -, aud II.
EOpIS. riIcs 10 aud -.
Pend sna a.Wed u tho mb srJ -hy. nrdr ~ rla
., lL. double u rfbs seams on the toss screwed by
H.. .,.: o. inlia Rubber b1il- PeiohA f1loa. bid
.r, Win .lso ,uts the price Of double.oed Boo.' cd
iip. to"s. ,.-- H. -...
Al Ito ordinary swsd OF Is,ssd Boots OF 'osio mus
, H. -. r,.reet. 1, the army STANDARD sealed p4iiens
o. ~ i eau 10 zen thl. oice and AL Of any oLe DO
,rtio should bo ted u IA TIC proposal ~ sooofdnt 70
.es rs "a, entO his onoo for inhf Atom o. uot
,rn, Ole Of tho proposed scie should accompany
the bid sut,.-
o.. IA no.. Leather Tie HHflb,y bJ0f nc pJics aud tbs iiMs
a. ~ Am must be- Stated Each proposal must eve We
snes sufcient suTetios Iat BIO cobIact WI DO
lathully executed II atg led ,,,,
B,lari. arc invited be pessd Al NE opening oi ne Dds
q II. CROSMAN, Deputy q ~ GENERAL u . -
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Doaro ono Rocms.
Geuets ano .farms ipantto.

TgOUSE and FURNITURE WANTED
Wni purchas- or long lease F,fu!y consist. Of
persons. including Jrcltion between 1l and
4hts and 0tA snd LexDgonsy- Value OF property shoat
ilOO. Reyrs Elst stale -, alton and plle Which wifi
be entirely conhdeats Address T. o. BOX No @2ii New.
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HARMS for SALE.

YARNS for SALE.
Il At Aero, pdcs.t At Acres Price.
froothaven SUI Con- e. COO Nlnuet Ro Ld Co 81 5000
Dsien, Conn. 4o0O Msrccr Co. ". J...2J 2e00
New Rochelle Nf..25 4a00 Railway, N. J..,...p 5000
'Eason Coon...3J 1850 Harmon, Yves ..35 1900
Jamaica T.. i......H 5000 TauytowD Wor Co 50 1850
Paimheld NJ J......33 O0O Sphng Valley A. Ia 5000
NewNsAe ~ Sac lOnc0 Poushkeegsis, y. X.4+ II 900
OJster Bay H. I..4s 2So0 bergen N J.,,,.,.f8 1900
Mhodtshef IL $50 $500 hippsqUs, Wes Oo.J9 ESQ
T.acy Station. J.50 1900 BERGEN Co.. ~ J....J0 a59
Bedford Yves. Co.. 30 5000 planfeld " J..5J l0c00
Sing Sas n 1,....A $500 HARRISON, IVES Co..,s5 so
sing Slug ~ Y..1 800 Fulton CO., " f..,,.3 2,a00
sirg Sing NJ Y.....20 loo Code nban o. go yfC
swBruhsgck NJ.SO 65C0l Ws.il Orange To-. IS 5000
lSvbfon N J.....t5 lC0l BTookhsvop SAT- CO.'S 1890
YORKTOWN. ~ J..67 5o0i tnniDedse L. L..7o s,gt0
Ihchsh Ntlsd HJ8J I80ou Pr.uceoi " J.....& II 80
ui9n Co. Il, J.g9 50G9I PoaghkesJ to- NJ 4. 100 1900
H.ckeu,sck River 100 Il 500 ari,ou IVES IL coo
Aubnrn y. I.l2O LaDl sing Sine, y. Y...i20 1000
Al .eid, essex Ii0 IAtgIE bnswicx,S J.lS5 1900
Pompton Pass4c Col i@0YSo Ham ptob Mass.59O $500
Apply 4. v. PRATT, No. 81 finost, Room No. 2.