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White Carbon OIL,
for sale by WIN. p. MCNAMARA.
TO TIE PUBLIC.


NOTICE is hereby given to all persons, thu,
IN the undersigned has lost or had stolen a
number Of valuable papers, consisting Of ac.
counts on various persons. bills of sale, receipts.
notes, &c. Among other prommissory notes
are the following, to-wit: A prommissory note
executed by Archibald Waite as principal, and
T. c. McClcland as surety, to Samuel Wilson
or order for $4,000. dated ON or about Angus.
81, 1853. One executed by Philip Taylor to said
Wilson, for $4,000, dated on or about october r..
1868. One executed to the same by James vii.
son, for 500 co, dated on or about August rs,
1868 Each bearing interest from date ut ten
per cent. per annum. Also, large number OF
notes and due bills executed by various parties
to Samuel Wilson or order. The public are
hereby notified and cautioned, not to purchase
or trade for the same, as the unders gned is the
legitimate owner of the same and the makers
Of said notes and due bills are hereby notified
aot to pay tae same to any person or persons
except the undersigned.
SAMUEL WILSON.
Mechanicsville, Cedar co.. Iowa. Dec. %, lsca.
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ESTRAY COLT.

Taken up by Michael Hoffman, ct his residence
in Sugar Greek Township Cedar County, Iowa,
on the 10Th day Of Dec, A. D. 1863. one light bay
mare Colt, two years old, with b ack name and
TAIL and some white on the LEFT hind foot, and ap.
praised At $40. ALONZO SHAW, Clerk d. G.
Per J. W. Bagley. Deputy.
Tipten Jan. 18th, 1864.
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VOU can make It by getting your Corn ,,o,.,
L before feeding It, At PEnRY,s H,.nd
DERRY is always ready to grind for cn,,..
i ers, or exchange Meal for Corn.
DERRY keeps ground feed always on hand 4.
i sell. I"
d RRY keeps the hest of Flour to SELL
DERRY has good Corn Shelter and will .h.,
L corn for customers, thus saving them ~.
trouble. '1e
DERRY grinds corn in the ear, or shelled.
PERRY buys Butter, Eggs, Potatoes and R..,.
and pays IKE highest price. "'
PERRY sells Groceries u cheap as the chs.,
est.
COgo to Perry's and buy some of III. h..,
- Apples. 10nsS
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SCHOOL BOOKS, States, Pencils. Pens and
- Pcn-holders, for sale st ut -
e. D. eimmOusS 6ky.Iixht GALLERY.
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WIN. r. MCNAMARA.
Upton, IOWA.
Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, F.zf.
CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS Il VARNISHES.
ss.. GLASS, PUTTY, &C..
DYE WOODS AND DYE STuFFs
GENERALLY.
Fine Toilet Soap
Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Perfumery, Trusses,
10 r@ Shoulder Braces,
and GARDEN sESDS
Pens, hk, Letter Paper, Envelope. a,s
Yankee Notions.
Physicians Prescriptions Aecurat.lv
Compounded.
LAMPS, CANS, WICKS
CHIMNEYS,
and superior article Of Vol
White Carbon OIL,
1on5o for sale by VIM P. MCNAMARA.
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To Soldiers. Widows and Heirs.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
Our Letter A Family Sc wing Machine

Our Letter 4 Family Sewing Machine
is fast gaining a worldwide reputation Iii:
beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful of all Family Sewing Machines yet
offered to the public. No other Family Sewing
Machine has so many use full appliances for Hem.
ming Binding, Telling, Tucking Gathering.
Guaging, Braidng, Embroidering, Cording and
so forth. No other Emily Sewing Machine has
much capacity for great variety Of work.
1t will sew all kinds Of cloth, and with all kinds
Of thread. Great aud recent Improvements
make our Family Sewing Machine most reliable.
and most durabla, and most certain at oil rates
Of speed. 1t makes the intcrlocked stitch,
which is the best stitch known. Any one. eve"
Of the most ordinary capacity, can see, Il
glance how to use the letter A Family Sewing
Machine. Onr Family Sewing Machines are
finished in chsste and exquisite style.
The Folding Case of the Family Machine 10 >
piece Of cunning workmanship of the most use
tul kind. 1t prste cts the machine when not IN
| USE and when about to be operated may be
opened as spacious and substantial table to
! sustain the work. While some Of the Cases.
made out of the choicest woods. are Apished IN
| the simplest and chastest manner possible. 9th.
ers are adorned and eRabelished in the most
costly and snperb manner.
1t is absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation. SO - to Judge Of it, great
capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming as popular for family SAW
ing as our Manufacturing machines are for man.
ufacturing purposes.
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with, silk
twist, thread, needless oil, &C., Of the very bes,
quality. ~t.*zlts %t~
Send for PAMPHLET.
The singer Manufacturing Coz
450 BRoAlwAY, New YORK.
Milwaukee Office. II Newhall Tyouses
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A Nice assortment of Steel Plate EngravinRs,
IA Autographs, plain and colored, for sale at
=. u. Simmons Sky.Light Gallery.
A Well selected stock Of Wall Paper and Win.
IA dow Paper. Of all colors and patterns. for
sale at +. B.Simmons' Sky.Likht Gallery.
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FoRp's NEW THnArRB.-"The Three Guards.
menr will be played but twice more, and We would
advise every one to see H. II IL admirably acted
Throughout, End the scenery and effects arc per
feet. ...a.l
GRovHR's THzATRE.-" lockwood; or, Dick
Turpin, the Highwaymau," will be given at this
cool and popular theatre tonight for the last time
This IL one Of the most exciting plays In Miss
vAnce's repertoire, and has met with decided sue
cess every night OF It's production. Don Juan Il
equally as Conspicuous an attraction a. he 10 IN
"Mazeppa,n aud does his part Of the performances
to the entire satisfaction Of the audience. On
Monday next hMazeppa" will be produced for the
last time with the powerful cast that eliei ed
universal praise on Its previous productions. The
celebration Of he Fourth Of July at Growers Thea
tire will be q grand affair. On Tue.dsy evening
next Mr.. J. X Mortimer will take his farewell
"Freneh Spy Mis- susap Denim will sing
l"whsck-rowde-dow." snnford's opera troupe
will perform the "Exempts,n and Mr., Mortimer
will appear a. Bsgshott In ~ Bull In . Thin
shop,S Miss Kate Vance, Don Juan, and the com
psny all sppsar.
YARIHTTEs.-Last night Of the great drama
OF the "seventh Street Dressmskerj" also, the
drama Of slack sheppard" Monday, tth OF July
grand afternoon performance. Monday night
Female Pickpocket."
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Aatiuual gspnblifan.

SENATE, JULY 1-EvssIso SESSION.

SENATE, JULY 1-kvHSIso bkssIoF.
Ne An,honv called nm several private bills,
thew were taken up, considered, and passed.
H. Conneas called mn The bill 10 amend the
an, ~ Soyther reynlste tbe csrrying passenRers
in s,eam.hipa and other yeasels, -
NJ Ten Evck hoped thia Hi vould not he
,asaed Al tbIs lime. IL Involved Important in
terests. and was scarcely expected TO be passed
tbis session.
Mr.. McDouRal favored It's passage.
Mr.. Connees said he waa aurprised NJ the
remarka of bis eoliea0ne. Tbousands Of liyee
were Suspended by thread through the love
Of gain. All who love hnmanitv more than
money sbould favor this bill. The further con-
slderatIou OF the bin was postponed.
Mr., sherman made a report from the COM
mittee on Conference on tho dIsaereeing amend
menta 10 the civil appropriatl ion bill which was
concnrred In.
Mr.. Garlic. having the floor on the bill To
opnrantee n CERTAIN states whose Governments
have been uanrped or oyerthrown 4 republican
70 form of- poyernment, spoke at considerable
ienoth. -
The hin ameudatory TO the enrolment law
was returned from the House, and committee
of Conference asked, and the committee was
granted. and Messrs. Wilson, Grimes and Nor
oan were appoipted such committee 10 GOOD
erate with Messrs. Garfield, smithers and Ker-
nan. on the part of the House. .
Mr.. Grimes declined. and Mr.. Lane, of Ind.
VIVA appOinted.
Mr.. Harlan made report from tho commit
,oe Of conference on the disaereeipR amend
men,s Ia Tho Pacific railroad Bill.
The COMMITTED recommended that the Ben
ate recede from its Amendment providing for
the company corporate bonds with interest
gnsran,ees. leaving An Authorized issue OF
ala oOo ner mile Of e,oyernment bonds. and an
eansI spnonnt Of corporate bonds AZ fast as the
several sections NAV be completed.
The COMMITTED recommend authorizing the
cons,rrction of a branch from Leayepworth 10
J",Sranca withont the Iasue on honda. The Cal.
icornt. nortion ia allowed to remain "a in Inc
Xii Of Ism The renort was CONQUERED In. :
~ noo,,,,le made 4 renort from the rom.
,,i,,so Of consersnce mon The disagreeinp
am,anS n, e,ts 10 The Northern Pacific ro5te mi
mich was concerned in. -
A co,nmi,tae Of conference VIVA announced
On ~ lin 10 ,,roy,de Tor Inc mora aneed v nm.
III 1,v y, snerr,iias nsme,v Messrs, Tnm.
HI, Lava "a JnSians and smitberr- ~
tn sana,a rasn,na3 ths COMMUNICATION of tbe
r.na,ns Hi nd The vote vas taken on Mr.,
b.nsra, .nh.,t,nta .m.ndmant vhIch was cav
.,o5"roaa ~ naSs ia
Tho sniiowir1 Y NJ Rrovn,a substitute.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
'ANTER BURY HALL.
LoUIsIANA Ay,, NEAR SIXTH ST.

IN N n ID T.
a ~ ~ s,vr, ~ :
~ LOUISIANA Az, MEAN siAr VI
GE0kgE Lea M
night, the great sensation novelty,
BEAU AM
,,,,,, ,,,.,,n,, Oh ,,, noro,,.c
The bushWhhChEhs VI TIE foIvMhsi
The best Local sensation Drama ever produced 10
Warrington. Gotten up an expense Of over
Two Ihounana WIN new nna eiega ny loH az,
scenery, Iamnisr scenes IN Wsaninstoni n1en.e
REPRESENTATIONS AL OF whleh nave oeen minuleiI
copiea BY the Artist from careful o1seiyenon, sno
sre .hereioTe aSeuINe eop,es Q, y, ens
bohoider as being exact counterpart. Of the origi-
nal The Costumes nave been made hmi,A t2
those wor by the psrues 70 De repretenteu, hnu
in some eases have been, through strategy, pro-
cured from the persons themseive,, thereby SHOW
ing determnsnon 70 render the ohstneters easi
tectiye. The machinery and Appointmenn ste
so Sne S.n anne ne %SinS nSsrasv ana
port. to be, faithful representation Of lie In the
Capital. x,,,y ,,, .rro.
DAY AFrERN0oN, the Great sensation Drama,
Written expfenly Tor the Ca terbury, entled
m The II BU rY OF The PoIoMAc'
W. WILLIAMS
MARK BhANToN, Chief OF the bushwhaea nn 40,
u,, p,.x,.r ana ,h,. o.,r non.hsr,s
I'm nfa,Niey, one OF nus sanB'''''''''' D1VusneIy
Lieut.; Compton, " > , shiy "es'
I'm rasHn' 'he S"HmPooo'e "aT ~ n S,,.,.,uh
p...a. W. u.i,...sn
we, sntsr m,oSSamnn'"'" I" W w s,,.sa
mnon,sel ,Dnyle...'''g 9rehhpI-esy -, W. ess
Si nassy s IN gs - Boys y Thng, !.
Mali polsn !. h,snn, Svo,n, ara ,,,e
'AN" ' 'uH"HA ''AAb ''"'y dhn mriIi1.,
Mrs. Mclaughlin, a sportipR widow. Miss Porter
Peggy Mccarthy, q girl from home. Miss Wesner
Florence Ricketts,, sdsshing BELLE Miss Q. Gardner
Miss Georgey Simpson. Miss Msggie Wilson
Mrs. Mark Branton, Union lady, hIiss NJ. Gardner
Lucy Gilmore, her slster........... Miss Vic Ross
Black Sal, genuine mahogany Miss Viola
Blind-eyed Sam. ( p,,..,uL.., - RalmAn
smoky Jake.... Du'h"hSeA'' 81 Lindsey
Spirit of Washington ..................W. Stevens
Goddess Of LIberfy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES waiie
Roberts, the Union lcket.....,....F. swaggart
Auxliiaries.
scenery nv WIN FIELDMAN. Appropriats Cos
TUNES BY REUBEN MARSHALL, MAchinery and
Appointments by II. SULLIVAN, the whole pro-
duced under the immediate pupervis Of the
stage MsnaRef. W. N CAYhNAUGH
INCIDENTS AND SCENERY.
ton City By moonlight-G ,vernment trauspo, !.
s,ehAhm n eown we Ivt AZ rteset euatu Ano'
SCENE 1.-THE H.unted Hut in yireipia-The
Bushwhaokers IN oouncil-P OF and counterplot-
I
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CAUTIoS--The public Is cautioned against
being deceived by rome evil, designing persons,
who Tor the purpose OF selling an inferior, che p
wine. They will tell you speer's sAmbuei wine 10
au elderbor wine, or made tom our eldarberrles.
Mr.. Speer IL on tho track Of such deoeiverS, and
when caught they will have to pay we'll for their
MI. represent ation.
NJ Speer has been 70 great expense and spent
years 10 travelling In Europe, and In procuring the
sambuoO grape hOm Portugal, (sAmbueo being the
name used In Portugal for this variety Of grapes
AM ss,'tsy ~ hnsInH No ,r,snsIoH ~ Ne Lins
bus nesb OF It, or OF ever offering the wine for sale
but simply distributing II among his friends. II
Was done more for pleasure and experiment than
anything else, his yearly income gives him AmpIs
supnoFt without Ii asa business, and only kIteI
being persuaded and urged BY ply sieiAnI q New
York HOSpital, and other eminent medioA mer
who had tested the Wiue that he was induced &c
extend the vineyard and devote his whols time Il
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n + + l @ l A l. .
WAR DEPARTMENT, !

WAR DEPARTMENT
PRoyosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE, 7
WAsHIsoTos, d. c., June 20, 1854.
Circular, No. as.
Persons not 1T for military duty and not liable
to drat, from age or other causes, have expressed
desire to be personally represented In the Army.
In addition to the contributions they have made In
the way Of bounties, they propose to procure at
their own expense, and present for enlistment re-
eruita to represent them In the service Such
practical patriotism 10 worthy Of special eommen'
dalton and encouragement. Provost marshsls,
and all other officers acting under this Bureau,
are ordered TO furnish all the facilities In their
power to enlist and muster promptly the aseepta-
BILE Representatives recruits presented, In accordance
with the design herein set forth.
The name OF the person whom the recruit repre-
asnts will be noted the Enlistment and peserip-
tive Roll Of the recruit and will be carried forward
from those papers 10 the other Official records
which form his military histsry.
Suitably prepared certificates OF this personal
representation In the service VIII be forwarded from
this office, to be filled out and issued by Provost
MArshAls TO the persons who put 10 Representative
reeruiis. JAMES D. FRY,
| Ie21.tf Provost Marshal General.
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GRAY's PATENT
~ NODDED LIARS

Arc not simply dat pisSea of paper cut In the form
OF collar, but Nodded and Shaped 10 n he neck
having perfect curve free from angler or breaks,
which Is obtained by our patented process, which
aso secures another Advantage possessed by no other
collar, viz Space for The CrdVGt in the Turn-down
style, the inside Of tOhoh Is PsJeetly smooth aud free
om PuekTs making this collar, for ease, nsatnesS,
and durability, uneQualled.
They are made In Turn'down style In SiIes from
u to IT, and In GArrOtte from 10 to IT inshss, and
packed In neat blue boxes of 100 eAehi also In
smaller ones OF 10 eGeh-the latter a very handy
package for travellers, army and navy officers,
IL EvERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAY's PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods,
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS l. CO.,
s22 PennsylvAniA avsnuA
Between Ninth and Tenth GtEOsts1
ie2-lsn Washington, d. L.
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| OFFICIAL NOTICES,
n r r l G l A L.

HRApa'ns MILITARY DISTRICT OF wksHIKaToNl
WA,HIsoTos, D C., June IS, 1884. !
General Orders, No. 10.
I. The streets and envifons OF the city Of WASH
ingtcn are in neglected and nlthy condition. To
preserve the health OF military residents, and pro-
mote the recovery those sick in hospitals, II II
ordered that sash and every proPerty-ownsr, or
his tenant in possesrt n, In lieu Of him, shah At
once have much Of any street, within the eorpo-
rate limits Of the city a. bounds his property or
residence, and any alley or passase-way thereon
or limiting IT, and the grounds In his possession
ownership, thoroughly cleaned and disinfeoted.
The work Of cleansing the public grounds, and
and the streets contiguous, will DO commenced at
once, by tho ofistr charged with the execution Of
this order. Upon Its completion, should the oeeu-
pants or owners Of private property have failed In
compliance, the ofioer detailed will perform the
work and aEIess the cost upon the owners or ten
ants.
II. CaptAii Charles NJ. Merritt, A. q. NJ 10 here
BY temporarily relieved from duty ~ Judge Advo-
cate at the Central Gusrd-houso, ant IL charged
with the execution OF the provisions OF these or.
dsrs. He will make the necessary regulations for
lAborers and transportation without delay.
by order Of Col. NJ. N. Wiseweil, Military Gov
ernor. THEODORE MCGOWAN,
Je21 etd. Assistant Adiutant General.
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HEADa'Rs MILITARY DISTRICT OF wAsHINOroR I
WAsHiN0IoS, D. C., June 30, 1854.
General Orders, No. 20.
The operation Of General Orders No. 10, current
series Of these IL extended to include
the city Of Georgetown, D. C.
by order Of Col. NJ. N. wIsEWELL,
Military Governor.
THEODORE MCGOWAN,
IesO6t Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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AUCTION SALES.

DY JAS. G. INQUIRE s. CO., AUG
ID TONERS.
ADMINISTRATIONS sALE OF GREEN HOUSE
Plants -0n SATURDAY MORNING, July 2, at
10 o'clock, by order OF the honorable ofphans'
Court o. the District of Columbia, shall SELL on
Square No. 81, near Boundary street, between
Twentieth and Twenty first Streets in the city Of
WASHINGTON, d. c., q quantity of the hnest pisuts
supposed to be In the Unite statesy consulting Of
JAponicas and Cape Je'samines.
Terms cash. Delivery made Immediately after
the sale. WILLIAM DOUGLAS,
administrator OF John Douglas, deceased.
J. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
je2e-d Auctioneers.
E5-The above sale Is unavoidably postponed
until SATURDAY MORNING. July 0 h same hour
| and place. WILLIAM DOUGLAS,
Administrator OF John Douglas, deceased.
iy2-d j. c, McGUIREk CO.. Auotl.
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NOTICE. THOSE WHO WISH TO
IN become Rich, or successful 10 what hey
wish to accO mplsh, thuBe out OF hcA IN, should
at once be IN possession OF tho GipBics' Seven
Great Secrets. Thousands hNve done 81 and are
now satisfied they cost but iitlr, Anh are all i'm
their great benefits AID usss, addIess
IF, MAYO,
BAllhton Spa, n. Y, with return pos age.
le22-2W'
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wine. ..-...-,
II IL, therefore, no small matter, when the pub
lions Of selfish, unpripcipled or ignorant persons
TO use spurious manufactured article called ne,
being . mixture OF wsier, sugar, nno .Ioeroerfy
81 using pure rich juice wine from the grape.
be these stions either through Ignorance
or from selksh motives II 10 right we should eau
lion peopIe 10 be careful what they drink, when Q
pure wine, so rich from the grape, and without
Addition on sugar. water, or liquor, Gan SO readily
h pure and when put In the market han his sigma
ture over the cork Of each bottle. Beware OF per-
sons who want to sell what they call Elderberry
Wine, or perhaps some cheap manufactured poi
nonous trash,
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OITICE OF PRovosT MARSHAL AND Board orr
ENROLMENT OF DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, J
WARRINGTON, d. O., June u, 1854.
For convenience OF Government employees
ONLY, the Board Of Enrolment Of the District Of
Columbia will hear claims OF Exemption on the
ground OF non-rsaideneP, at their office, corner
eighteenth and streets, from II to 10 o'clock, ?.
N, daily. ], O. PUTNAM,
Captain lat Regiment v. n. c., and Provost Mar
shall District Of Columbia Je92
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DROPO SALs FOR LEAD,
Ordnance OFFICE, Wan pEPAR1MEsr,l

ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAN pEPARIMEST,l
WAsH,S0Tos, July !, 1861.
office until MONDAh, July %, 1854, at p. m, for
TWO THOUSAND TONS LEAD.
suitable Tor ordaarce purTosSs ard Is to be deiv-
erred At the Aforesaid Arsena tree OF any ohargeS1
for handling transportation, as follows, viz! ~
less than FIVE hundred tons on the 10Th OF AuyAst,
1864, and not les than FIVE hundred tons pe1noh'h
Failure to make deliveries at the SPECIFIED time
will subject the contractor to iOrISnnte o. me
number OF tons he may 1'il to Helivs'"' mat time
The bidder will be required y accompany his
proposition with guaranty, sngned by two res.
ponsible persons, that Ia oys me nih 10 sSeeped
with good and sutilC ent sAfeteS, IN sum equalto
the amount OF the co tyIct, deliver the article
ysrtiSemenIi and ip csse tho Eaid bidder should
fail to enter into Me contract, they 10 re good
the difference byfwetn iie onet o. saa oltuSr aHn
the cOntrActmay be awarded.
The responsibility OF the guarantorH must be
shoWa Ly1he oiciAl certificate oil the clerk OF the
nCAreJ District Court, or OF the United States
DlSyiet Attorney.
y yndS in sum equal to the amount Of the CON
tact, signed by the ntIactor and both OF his
gnN AntoIs, whl be re ,utr'd OF the successful
bidder oE bidders gp9G % sIg,iDS the E2a'FAet'
We, the undersigned, reStden 81 --,in
the county OF ---, and State OF --,
hereby, Jointly and Severally, covenant with The
bid OF --- be accepted, that he or they will
at once execute the contract for the same with
good and sufficient Gureties, In a sum equal to
the amount of the contract, TO turn sh The
articles proposed in conformity 10 the terms OF the
adyeI tiLement dated July L. l78I, under which the
| bid was m4doi and In case the sad - shall
fail to enter into contract as Aforesaid, we guNf.
antce TO NJ AXE good the difference betw the offer
| Of the said - and the next lowest respOuslt f
bidder, or the person to whom The contract may be
| awarded
| { Given under cur hands an seals
this - day IL, 1856.
| lSeAl.l
| Witaeast seal
| To this guaranty must be appended the Official
! certificate above meu toned, w
| Upon the Aw ard being made, suceeSGful bidder
will DO nUtthed and furnished wlth lOtms OF con
| tract aud bond,
| The Department reserves tho right to reject any
| or ali bids # not d Gmcd Satisfactory,
| Proposals viii 10 addressed to BRlGADlEF
GENERAL GEORGE y. RAMSAY, hief OF Ord
nance, Warrington, D. Co. and will be endorse
| "PF OpOaAlA for LUAd.h
GEORGE d. RAMSAY,
BTigSdier General, Chief OF Ordnance,
hgdtd
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In an out-ofthe-wa7 corner OF an obscure
graveyard at Little Rock, In Arkansas, is a
mound Of earth, surmounted by 0 pine board
on which is inscribedi sc. +. Jackson, Gov
ernor of Missouri
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NEW YoRK srHIns.--6 s,,tlsna,'s Olotairo -
hsiD and Fashionable "a largo assortment for Dress
and business wear. The English Sack and Walk
ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and hnish any.
WALL, STEPHENS q Co.,
ocs-u s22 Pa. Av., bet. Nnth and Tenth SITS.
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Gen. Todd and = General Rejoicing.
The Dakota Union, published at Yankton

d. T., says;
Upon the reception here Of the news of Gen.
J. }. 8. Todd's success In gaining the delegate
ship from Dakota over William Jayne, the
friends of the General became very enthusl-
astic, and brought out the heavy guns, and
fred a salute that awoke the dormant echoes
hidden In the grand old bluffs around town,
and shook our windows very badly. Nervous
people complained somewhati but the vlctors
were bent on celebration, and they went
through, regardless Of nerves, windows, echoes,
or expense.