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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
The Pure Bred Turf zOrse
Highland Monarch,

TFTAs bred by Hon. A. L. PERRIL Of Pic0aWay
10y wv county, in 1858 He is a dark riin, satin
coated Chestnut, with black and tails sixteen
hands high, and is horse of great bone and
and extraordinary muscular development; dsges.and
who was bred by the late King Of England, william
", aud was by Pram, the best horse of MS day 70 be
found In all England MONARCH was imported by Col.
Hampton, Of South Carolina, for whom be won many
four mile stakes OF $1,000 snd $500. i is said of him
in the American Turf Register, that He met with all
the best horses OF his day IA Georgia and South Caro
ma but in all his at whatever distance he proved
strong that 'she encountered anything in pub
lie or private that could afford him trial.
imported sire in all points. than any Of his colts
have yet We have the same superiority OF chest
wide nostrs intelligent full eve, all deDOtn ing pur
ty Of olood-the same Muscular arm, broad fiat knces
aud short stout cannon bnua, with cords standing OUT
IN clear reiefthe broad shoulder nclinng wcll back
and forming with bis oins and quarters arch f re-
markable strength--ieep flank with barrel ribbed
none % III S"9peie perfection II tiig stt' ana eaeh
Hi2hnnd Monarch is all that co1d bo desired for
strength, speed and protection against curbs &c The
rus are elastic end of good length, the teet Wei
shaped ant exceedingly sonnd.
The dam Of Highland Monarch was by the celebrated
Aentncky bred horse 6nsB Hl7hdn{cr who was a Il 50
prize horse at the Stato Fair in 1ss5was owned by
l"o u'i7 NoAhty Stock V'ifft1y ana ms e,
gettef OF good ssH; was eit - any morse m eouIa- 20 ~
ern Ohio The grand iIn vel bred mare OF tho
BIesscusor and fri,ofJ--s EorSc stock.
/ nghlaHt MoniTrh lls noe Ia n brought iato this
~ WIN " 20 Aar7a1En s9rse racing, but 10
mpr0v the Stvt- ar % SAL Of horses OF all
work, tue u'frs Ar IS 'iy t@ ny oar ~ tlfIn
FOR The reason tAat IN t. RFt useful and EeneF
ally The most vaueb!" For these horses the most de-
sirahle eEaraeteristlrs are COOL aefunr en1urance
spir ai Superior sve. In thes particulars no Dreee
can compare with IN thoreuEii bred race hoi Sc
whether horscs are bred ior The saidie- Tor common
raadstcrs. general farm work. an Infusion q
this breed is always desirahle While for cavalry nor
ses, II WAS dem strat"d ~ The war or t iseNoieton
IL is now THIS wicked bolton. that tho speed ant
wind Of the bioHied horse give decided SUPERIOR tg
1 to the army who's cavalry horses partake or wa
blood The strength oy the horse anil his ahilis
o. carry bigh weights, arise from the soldty OF ma
bones, " close nxtnre q his bcrs, tn lfk and sub
his tculons and frou bis Whole peculiar Gun
formation
HIHIHA MoNAHscH viii b. found at the farm Of 7, q
JoSE@, u mies North "a Belawlrv
TErass SO the seasm-so low considering the high
breeding AMI excellence Of Che horse, that 10 will mol
be thought unreasonable to require this suns TO DO inYa
rahly paid iIHe ~ marking engagement.
March 2T, 1S63.-tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
SheriF,s Sale.

Calvin L. Case ! DY virtue of order or sale 20
ID me directed from the Court or
Phehc Case Ct. al. Common Pleas OF Delaware county,
Ohio, shall oner ior sale, a. the door Of tho Court
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
SHERIFF SALE

Wm II. Clark, Ext Of Lewis T0Y virtue OF an Order
Clark, deceased. ID of sale TO di
rueted from the Court Of
James NJ. bennett. Common Pleas or Della
ouuny Ohio shall offer for sale II Tue door ef
the Court House. Va Delaware. on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

Major General SUMNER, one of our most
distinguished officers, and who possessed the en-
tire confidence OF the President, died at SYRIA
cuse, New Yo.k, on the 23d. after brief IL
ness, of congestion of the lungs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
zE. 1x. Husted, Cor. Treas.

A. R. GOULD, Recorder
Delaware, March 10, 1868,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

1anOx 1cu1t Farm and
IHUz'5 cries.
For MANY YEARS WE HAVE MADE THE
/ cultivation of
S NJ ALL Z r UITS
a speciality, and taking into account VARIETY,
QEANTITY aud QUALITY, our Stock of Vines ~ nj
plants of
GRAPES, BLACKBERRTEs,
STRAWBERRIES, G7osEBERRIES,
RASPDERRIEs, cuRRAXTs, &c, e..
is uncqualled anywhere. which we offer on the
rI' 81 1aAoIal!e toms Parties wishing to rur-
ohnse would do we'll tu correspond with MS, or
send fDI orr PRICE LIST. which will be sent
to all applicants fIec of charge.
Orr SEED So. 9 and Eodieq1u -1 Hou,s I
IsAT
NO. % FIFTH STREET..
whore MI articles belonging to sEeh an csta b
HshInclst can Je lHsd Of the best quality.
j. KNOX.
Box 1a5, Pitisbnrgh, Pa.
March %, IsG3.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

5Oz3IS & RRATT
A LVAES keep hand tie hes! quality of
Flour, by the barrel Or sack;
Buckwhcai Flour and Corn Meal
Bran and Shorts, Corn by the bushelS
Sweet Corn and Hominy;
Green and Dried Apples;
Drild PcaclIes, Apple Butter;
Onions by the buslcl and Onion snfts;
Potatoes, Cheese aud Crackers;
y. o. MoIases and s. rup, Maple Syrup;
Hams and Shuu'd ders. Dried Beef;
Lemons and Oranges &c. &c.
Delaware, March Z, 1s63-sm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30
GlsI. HOLIDAYS.

\ NO>i tSEl I'll HOLIDAY pRfSkNI-
~. fa'eh, l.amp Heating Apparatus,
80 W -. ~ s>tLL, Agent, 200 Pearl # ~
4 MAGICAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
"a BRIESr's COLI MILAN BALM
rrsysrts the h,it from FAILING or, ami RE-
ukns II on bAll, hE MS It's one Of The most
,nCnrt. seuia slow over the whole system. and i.
hh'shy pcrr. ID With sonc OF the ch1lcest cstfscts
they -ill hnd Il FAR better than preparation. V OIL
"n'h only coe up The JofC. and ruin the hair DEPOT
in New Nctt Of Riip co. iS0 Allen. cor \. Haa
II and cor tverue u and Houston at. Lsrse bottss,
RAkGAIhS FOR TliE HOLIDAYS,
In teas. cofIecs, -four, groceries, and provisions,
isNn', sugars. cuffsnts. ci ron, wines. aud every
'' sifiI.sg' T Th Va i ,v y nmuy
the pyhc IN N,w York
CAL save your monty Al. Sc FOR yoqr;glyc'.
va sou Groensich It. and ~ Muray At
CATHOLIC GIFTS CATHOLIC GItTSI
SOMETHING FOR YOUR CATHOLIC
IEltNDs
EDWARD N NiGkN 4 PRO
5e2 ROADWAY,
CNf6Tlc BookS Of iii tns s.'S inead n.pV OF
rFAytg nooKs'" glr !" = ! : jiryrsrrr HOOKS.
,oNIHoytGSloNALS DvCTEiNiI wOLks.
Frazer ROOMS S III ssG ES,. srHysn
kLNCu. ITALIAN 4 ENGi.islI
hNflotk CATHOLIC fAGIlN RInir,
Ia all sivles n binding. nothing can be more bean.
tiiul Tor eitl then this magnificent work
PRAYER NOpkS
FROM the cheapest tho rrost elegant and stiardiJ
wet ard Medallion Iindiug
VIZ saw AtE'S NV WOLF NY Ot pOFNS
fAlIN AND FANCY.
y ius' istrcd IN the most besutifuI ,tvls; and 10
"'''' o''fh'ih hiU IonA. tlu
EOR TIE HOLIDAY y o.. pECANTER>.
wines, tnrhler. and rls.-vsre 4, ,sr,c,v. ,.r',,
cookery, tea .., fsncy goods ,s.es. ore YES
sni FORKS stt BALDWIN, % Rossry corner Of
'hnhsi' III
NOEl MD rFARL INiTIH. SIKEVE
uu.ions.a hue holiday present for ladies and gen
ltIncn,.,S And pei pair. Manufactured and for
50 nv WM WILLING, 20I Centre II, sisn Of
the holdcn Elephant. hi,
)khMil VI WINE AND BRANDY FOR
IN holidays sh first premiums awarded By the
An.ricnn institute, To JAS g.. PROVOST, from
$50 TO iso' Orders rec we'd and promptly allied 1t
-" vineyard depot NJ. o. 81 liurpn Il, BrookIyu
= " SIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30
LOST AND FOUND.

A GOAT CAMR OK MY PREMISES WE'D
INrs,dsy last The NJ u-r can havo her b. paying
Az. ~ wv WIZ :" ''''' w. ''' "''''' )" Az
RA\k BOOK tO,T-OS TIIE BOMEEN
Ds,'inss RAM, No. i39.oai. The hnicr vii rs,c
| reiIru u 10 thu BANK y
CANf TO 1Ht rrtMI>PS $50 WIS.,
Nth .isr,sy 500. sh. trs 0-r-' ~ have "a
..iinc A. me .ho,e 80 ~ p'cytus rrors-t, .uiJ,r.
ine'rp-r'e. 81
TOT MA RAG OF III BBlR. MulCH
, a. ovr., ssn h.,ch, rrovtnr property. ,rF'r
LoUNp ~ NE lAED OF No. MI.
4 h'rTv At. on the 18th inst rotnc molcv. TIE osn
ln,urs OF JEisEAlAn Hi'GlSS. same building 81
T.OST. DECEMBER Ii. IN COMING
AND Locke, open face rcid dlsl wstch made Nv
,h roS .a lcGion Letter. ~ n The inside Of
| turn of thu above TO ., broad u ia
T .Os1-iN I'm ST. BET 30 AND III
II ave. or GA the 81 ave cafs. u note, directed
Waite. duncan, u, Marlborough, y. T., contain
returning it TO EoBf wILsoN, si5 Fourth ave. ~
T .oST-sl0 REWNRD-LEtT ON A ID
-, car Al .sth. on SATURDAY Lass. about O'Clock
y . hook LABELLED NO. y, brsmhail" Il YEA,
icnuon % ascertain The oen and return the same
TO him. Tbs above rcsatd win be paid 20 reito1
returning 'ho sane 20 ny reiierc,, 20, iss sd at
O. :. thr Poit Wsrden's Office, i0i WAl st. G. II.
BIAhiIALL. 10
/ OSi--h iHEMAN y BADGE. 40. ,2,Of
~ q Kneinr The in1cr vii n'eAsr leave 4 "a,
hook .nd Ladder Go II, and ohlig, the owner T.
| SCpil "a
7 .OS1-A BAY hOkNH, Oh 9IN. Huh,
- white ,p't on he head; ran a-Av from ID Il
good reward will be gwen by JOHN IHIIAEuT,
| ~ second al i
: D EkWhPp--lON1 OS DLC. l6iE. isbi
= goat from the middle O. her back 20 her l. oru,
s sn1a spd Che ,gInannrr white months I'D The
TOD NELLY, os2 GrCcnwich II 43g
ed kENAED-SIRAlLD OK STOlkN
r-cn Sund1y afternoon, 2.lh tn,tlut, black scat
rivihs mix, iIu'n - Noe .uth si -
Is = REV AED-Bl.A,k CURLED NLW-
'~cflundlaud oog los, non tho restaurant, liG
!.eonari Al, near C"uttl .uss,r. 70 tn name Of
NEi' Any one returning tbs dog to tAr reslAuitut
| will receive the alb We ferard. 20
| 3SN RkWARD-IOSI ON SATURDAY
VIZ afternoon, lNe. 96,h, IN going from Sou h terry
IN bsay and sth Of stage o. lat Az, from the
cor Of sth o. and 1st ave to 2i2 kn. 9TH n, lsdy
on A VA the sif 81 drceatsi Iiand, the finder
vll confer great favor by returning tho slre 20 the
above number, and rcceiv" TIN Al owe tsf1rd. l26
S1O KEWARD-lONl. ON CHRISTMAS
~ d.y, hsilv,r ss;ch s'.d r0lt vo,' chain At.
thchsd tn under ~ receive the above rtsatd by
| returning " 20 l'l t'r His' ~. 80
ia kEWARD--lOSr OK SATURDAY.
= ~ s6eh inst, On pier N0ftb River. hl,ot ar
PIT h'f, marked Miss >Oi ~. Tho th,ve reward
wiz 'w r.ll Ahd ~" u, - on. ,trd, nv lcavin- two
sHfne " - tourInui p, y Work 10
SIDD KRW ARD STEANFD. OR
'NiOotAk.7 hcm .,-u1 Atlantic and coumhi.
Lot "Arror'f, brook'ru, wi -cce,vr tho above :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30
SEWING MACHINES.

SRwING MAClilNES-AIL FIRST CLASS
~ asv and second hand sewing machines bought,
ssld exchanged aud to rent Also, persons taught TO
operate oil kinds Of maehinesA at as Brosdw $50
SEWISG MACHINE FOR SALE Low OK
~ 10 let-Wheelsr 4 Wilson's nearly new and in
uas order. o. 6IS sixth Avsaas .37
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

KEWERNAW COPPER COMPANY.
AAThe fret meeting Of che kevoesAv Copper Com.
pany, corporations lorn,d under the general mining
laws Of the state Of Michigan will be held At the OF
nee Of JOHN SIAPklNs. ~ NAN o., In the City VI
Nev York, on Tburdsy, the Tth Of Jssusry, 1894.
JOHN SIhPKINs
slAOS AAkDLkIAlh
w fkkN. AExs,ln !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

kA lHbk MAI IHtN / A Is. SOJIE ~.
~ go sN} - r''l.lu
VII celtseI tt h. I.t.t Ia - w.. as So.lst
III their
HALL, COR GRAND AND SEVENTH SIS
Brooklyn r. u.
Wednesday Even NJ, Dec 2Oth, 1868,
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK
subject protress " Trmncr tner in ireland"
TICKETS TWENTY. EACN 80
SiEtlAL MOTTO E-rilE MEMBERS OF
1.-The New Nork guor Ne iltrs' Soc etv are ftql,st
60 70 atterd meeting ~ the Netroro tan Rooms.
100 Hester st on Wedne id.v eNsuins. SVth inst, At
~ o'eoch, TO ale sction on the of the com.
IN ttec trp united At The Su vosant Institute the
IN ins toi the purpose Of recotur ending scale Vt
price for the trade ruuctusl attendance h par ecu
lsrly r,Su .tc'. By o.dc Of N. REED, Cha trran q
Committee. u. 5. PAIGE, Sec. ll0
'HHE FATHER MATTHEW 7. 4. Is. SOCl-
city. No ~ New York CIV, viii celebrate heir
First Aunusl Anniversary b, public meeting and
pa on tins We tuesday eveniug, Dec 3Ofh. The
public meeting will nc held In the hall OF the Society
CORNER - ave A. 4 23fd a. At IS O'Clock y " Mr..
FRANCIS JOSEPH iiAGDfKiN ISL. viii deliver
.u tddress Oh THE life and Character II Father
Matthe- Nj ROBtRr WILSON, viii sine the
euology Of fathcr Matthew. The Hall will take place
al the ttty Assembly kooms a. Nrnsd~av Ticket,
Admittnt G.ntlrman and L1oies. one dollar each.
Can be had ~ any OF the nIsinber. A. the door.
JAS. ~ ONElIl, Floor Manager: WILLIAM N
Nib rr,sidcnt JAS. ". LITTLE. 1trs, PAT
KICK REILLY, See MICHAEL Mo,EATi chair
man teinn.iftcc w. O~ az, Rec. SEE. lu5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

WANIED 4 GOOD SHIRT IRONERS.
w None bat competent hands need sppl, steady
work aud good pay at the Laundry, 2GI Brosdvsy.
Alb door
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

WANTED A CLEVER SHOW CARD
w letterer. Inquire at IN BlSery, after AIN "
NTANTED \ SMARI BOY TO DRIVE 4
w milk wagon. Apply 2is West AN Of, aftcr5
r n. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

GIRLS WANTED, IN A SI.k FACTORY
~ tnoss used to weaving or winding ak preferred
Ayp,s ~ j. y. b EARNS, 80. first ave. East side
bet 43d and 18th ste Is,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

\AIANTED A YOt NJ MAS TO ATTEND
w Bar: no objection to one lately arr, we'd, who
knows sonnet nuR VI the bus ISss. Also, boy of ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

WANTED. A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w plain cook, aud ~ do general homework
good reference will be required Apply 81 Maedougii
o., from . to II O'Clock. An 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

HANDS WANTED To WORK OS
As.eei umbrella ira mes sood wages and ,teuty
Employment given. 6i3 wsteris. lis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

OPERATORS WANTED FOR Skirt
OBsuds on Hoves and Singers mschiues; frat
claaa hands with without their own IN achiuss may
apply to N. COIN, 122 Rsade at g2s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

NXIANTED A BLACKSMITH TO 90 IN
w the country; must understand horse-hoin x
Jnquire lT6 Nineteenth street; or Fort Lee, TO ".
POSTER "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

ORNAMENTAL PAINTER AND JAPAN
Ut santed; Apply Immediately. BAKER 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

\ MOS tSlt u. HOLIDAY PKfSkNI-
~ paien' l.awp tlesuus Al p.tatu.
0 NO. .AoI mtfiets 10 NET ed era'i.
80 -. - s~ElI. AGENT 700 pe,r., ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

AbOkERS WANTkD-SiN GOOD La
- Dortfs can obtsin empl oy ment for . year ~
sppyins 70 JOIN u. klTCuiNG. No % Pine az IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

NXTANTED-A TIDY BOY FROM II 10
w 10 ysrs old, 10 wait in saloon. Inquire at
Franklin House, 70 College Place. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

DEkFUMER-A FIRST CLASS PEAC1I-
L cal perfumer can find employ neut. With liberal
salary and steady work. Adirsss PuAIOS 4 son,
New ferA- with name and sddrest, stating where
formerly employed and hov long la tue business No
tecipes nsecSsry, only . practical aud thorough
kLoWledge Of the businpss ISL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

GOOD STRAW AND PAMELA SEWERS
~ Apply at No. 9th o., enc door from 9Th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

BLACKSMITH WANTID-APrI.Y AT
ADthe uheelvrish, shop, 50 First ave. ~
ERRAkD BOY wANTyD-ABOUT II
HIye.s CID. Apply 1t the Dry Good, store, la At.
1hnuc ~, Brooklyn. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE ON
AW. VS. sewing machine. on all kinds Of work
slso tuetins and hemmins for 81. Apply at IL. W
5<th Of. LIST hoor e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

GIRLS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT AND
: having no home, may Apply at the Grls' Iodnus
hCust. 40 Canal -. NY. ar1lp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

DRINTEkS WANrED--A GOOD JOB
L compositor; also good hand aessman who us-
de1s'ands color work; constant employment. Apply
immediately 81 NJ kPlil s,t3s Canai s.up stairs 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30
.ys9I.Aa Asss.

"A atrly ds.r,d hv ,tnltcd ST., e. oN.,t, fi
INST ci.-s Artillery E,eim Mt stationed a. a.hins
ton, and siuiiisI susl tot tlyary Etginent dolus
patrol duy At baltimore. Thee mcn vii receive ~,
Target huunti authorized hy l,w, md sin rot n.
- nj u k,Is Island. loi psrtirutrs inqnrr At ,ho
Law onhc" OF H. u Ms IHkDOk, Iey 81, one door
rom ~ oadwst. ?G2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

ROLLER MAkERS-WASTRD A FLANGE
AIturner to STEADY man eocd WAGES will he paid
end steady smpcymsnt given. Apply At the or1oa n
sESOR, cor Green and NorsAn sts Jersey CITY ~
ANef = " a. 30 Clinton d. S6l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

DLuMBER AND GAS Filter WANTED.
young man that hss worked or 3 years ct the
busins0 steady work. Apply a. col New Chamber
snd New Bovsry. in lamp store, to X. kITZpA-
TRICK. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

A SHOEMAKER, A Place
y w In boot and shoe store, on repairing or tending
Store, and cutting Il required Fssse call or address
"a note No. lss East i2i street. ID floor. Wh.
MOORE ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-30

= C0OtkEWA tOR ANY ISfORNt-
as to thu whr.Ahont. u JOIN
KlNCH, Who has been missing since Nov slth
he Ia . ~ IN hiSh, and - WHr, " age The above
reward VII nc paid for Any information concerning
him, At ~ Fast lhoadwly "91
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Federal Fleet off Galveston-The L. 6
Transport HntteraS sunk in the Gulf
BY the Privateer Alabama,


BY the Priyateer Alabama.
NEW YORK, Jan 26.-The steamer Mary
Boardman has arrived from New Or !eans on
the 18Th. via Key West on the 2Oth. She brings
Galveston advicPs TO the lStn, brought 10 Key
West by the steamer Northern Light from
New Orleans.
On the l7th the United States sloop-of-wsr
brooklyn, In company with six other Federal
steamers, were off Galveston They saw a
steamer in the ofIing, when the steamer Hat
teras immediately got under way TO speak her
and when within hailing distance as ked who
she was, receiving answer: Her Malp.ty's
sioop-of-war Spitfire." The commander of
the Hatteras told them TO wait ani he would
send boat TO her, and had lust lowered a
boat, with IN officer and crew in her when
the steamer opened her broadsides and fired
into the Hatteras.
The Brooklyn Immediately got under way
and started IN pursuit OF the stranger. but
night corning on she lost sight Of her, and was
compelled 10 give up the chase. TN returning
the Brooklyn found the HatteraS had SINK in
nine fathoms of water.
The officers of the Mary Boardman are un.
able to give further particulars. The steamer
was, no doubt, the pTiyatser Alabama
The u6tteras was merely a transport. but
carried four guns OF light caIiber similar 10
the transport Mcclellan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27
DROPOsALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING AM
RATING STAMPS,
POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Wn Ian 10 f0Sa

PosT erFIoE DEPARTMENT.,
Washtnston, Jan. IL. 1853
SBALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
psrtment until and including the 10Th day of March
1853, for furnishing. for the of the Post Oices
day Of April MarRnS a ana T Rstns Stamp a'o Of
the following description, viz:
Circular marking stamps Of steel, OR any other
durable material, of circumference not to exceed
g. inches or less, as the postmsster General may
type for the years, months and days in blocks Of
like material with sufficient thumb screw for the
In proposals. for this class of stamps IL bidder
for inserting within the circle, when required,
such words and figures rs paid, free, paid 10, ship,
dc.
or be use OF any sheI
route agents on railroad and steamboat lines; with
Toad OF VIII or m"nhs Gf .ns
dntes, in blocks of durable material with suitable
or other suitable wood of n odel best aaapted for
use; the mere''ce OF the stamp to be the
GLASS g.
Circular marking stamps, of fit and durable ma
terial, Of the same size Of Class No |; with the
and dates Of printers type metal il blocks Of sin
ss s smd ii ,hcT6 and han
Marking stamps for foreign mails, similar TO-.
Philadelphs, Boston. &c, or Of any other style
adapted to the abeve purpose
Also, the following rating samps, to CORES pond
with the circular .tamps in Glasses |, 2 aud g. in
materials, handles and work and such other
CURED, Of IKE description at pro rata prices and
II the style material tEeEaUf shall be altered by
direction OF tn DepartnI -lt, the price shall be in
creased or reduced in tie proportion, viz
Paid, free, mssent forwarded, post Office bu usness
free, dvertsea, steam boat ship, held for postage
mssent and forwarded, cancel due, due 5, paid 10,
psid 10, paid "A, paid 81, refused, misdirected not
found, unclaimed.
PROPOSALS for improved or patented stamps will
also be considered
The right change alter the style of the staraps
described in either class, upon equitable terms is
reserved to the Postmaster General.
Proposals. will be received for furnishing the
whole OF the above named circular stamps, or of
each class separate
Stamps will be ordered for the different classes of
cording TO such rules and regulations of the De-
partment ss may hereafter be adopted in relation
the reto.
The number of circular stamps required per an.
ia estimated at three hundred for the first
class. three hundred for the second class, twelve
hundred for the third class, and one hundred for
the fourth class.
The number Of rating STAN ps for the same period
is estimated At twenty Eve hundred
Models of the stamps must accompany tn pro
pOsels.
Each bidder must furnish, with his proposal evi
dence of his ability to comply with his bid.
eufficent securities will be re Quired TO q contract
and the stamps must be delivered at the Post Of
Department, At the expense Of the contractor.
Proposals must be endorsed on the outside Of the
Stamps" and addressed to the First Assistant Post.
master General, Washington, D. O.:
ia H-w6w Postmaster General.