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NEWS FRoM MEMPHIS,
Arrival or Cotton 81 81. Loufs-Thc Hum
bag story About Selling Cotton Co In e
Uaioa Government, &c., &c.

U0tO" UOternment, &c, DC.
ST. I.oUu, jan 20, 1884
fhs steamer Norman, from Memphis on the 10th inst
with SO bass OF cotton for Cincinnati arrived here last
night.
The Memphis B'slsin says:-fhs accoun, lately given
currency 10 by the ST. Louis Republican, from Memphis
correspondent to the effect that rebel quartsrmster at
Hernaado under authority from Richmond had otter ed
TO ssi General Hnribut cotton outside Of the federal
lnes and that ce6sra Kirby Smith had sen, special
ascua 20 washington with a similar proposition. is a
bumoag story Cotton mp by Interested parties for eject
ia toe Mes York market. Nothing % known Of such q
report 81 Memphis.
The Tenth Illinois regiment, vao have re enlisted are
In th,s city, ~ rosis for home
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Safe OF Efve-Iyveatdes

i
Less than eight millions five
night These. ~ the present roIe o supscripto0s win
not last two three days. and IL liz probable thai
many rem'ttances Of parties delaying tit the lmeea
hour may not reach the agent ia time to partc patio
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enc HDpaC oH sWe h0wn ~ snc view
perfume the st,ac Of The Eight Blooming Cerc"s Bs
cbry already national The most fragrant dover n tbs
g bBsg iT ~ 40 ndesrncble that " would
scarcely be too much TO III ~ not FOR day bst Tor All
tune" II mpartt permanent Fragrance. but ~sbb
PuAION son. on Broadway Sold by ali drugglHs
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Precautions 90 saasich Q Rebel hove.
ment.
foroos. g. ", Jan. 20, 1885,
Two companies az Canadian rides have been removed
10 windsor opposite Detroit, within the last two days,
reported in consequence Of another projected raid Of
Southern sympathizers to Johusops Island.
The storm has abated. -
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KaNruoxv ExraA CLASS I29-Jan. 20. 1861
ca. So, %. rs, 60, .. 46. ~. AZ, 60. 6J, rs,
KssruSsy. ChAsa t30-Jan. TO- 1861
81. 81. g. 56 X. 6S. l6, &. ~. IS, 0, T.
Ctrousrs seat fee OF cbnC.e. bY addressing
MURnAy. ED0y & co.
coviugton, Ky
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COu OF Appeals.

Anlaas, ian %, t8al
tho following tho alendar OF hpcak
Thursday, January 2i-Nos 25 10. 80, ~. 49, 81, 81
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OHcini Drawings OF che Library hSso'
ci,ton COMPANY i,otteey Of Kentucky.
EtreA C.Ass b2g--jan. ~. 1864
a, II, IL. 81. 10, Is, ", 76. 25, ". III, ~.
cG,yi 5s0--Jan 70. 1861
49, Is. Is. 66, SIS. "a. ~. 2, II, 20, ~. 81
Cuc,iir. sent ny addressing
FRANCE EuIIS 4 co. Managers Coyington Ks
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R'rizes Cnshed ia All Ecgniaxct t.Ottr--
fies ana Information gwen. GALLAGHER BEgJAMIN.
Isl okers. so Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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ExtaA Ch.st 3j--pan 20. 1861
Ii, IL. %. 81 20. 50. a. ~. 8, GO, CJ, 49,
CL,s, st-Taa. 20. 1861
Is. T6. IL. g. "a a. 45, %, 49, 80, IT,. 40
y r.. STMMOEB CO.,
Succs,sots 10 john A. Moena a Oss
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Prizes Cnshed In All Legal Lottertos--
Prompt and reliable information given o. scat
j. L. CLAYTON q co, 10 Wan street
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Royal Havana Lottery.-See Official
TAILOR 4 co, 10 Wau street
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Prizes Cashed gn All H.egn'ixed R.otte-"
reg Inrorma oa given JOSEPH BATES. B,okov.
III Wall strect, room No. I. New Yprh.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-sO Pee Gent
Premium paid foe Priyea Information Furnished Ngh-
rate, pad for Douboous aud al, KIN Is of Gold ant ~
yer TAYLOR "a co, BinketJ 10 Wai street,
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GRAND scheme IN tnc Royal Esavano
The shelby College Lo,ery OF Kentucky tnfo,Da
ton torusbeJ. Ai.tCk X co, Brokers IL Pine mrcct
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A. Mhtse's Celebrated HAT Store a
e stock OF Ladies aud Gents Furs at greatly rcdvce0
prices Broadway
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ROPos ALsF FOR WOOD.

HEADQUARTERS Department af Washinston. }
Office of Ch1f Ct,artsrD1aStt7, )
Washing ION, O.. March Is, 1884
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing Wood 20
specified from parties owning wood or wood lsads
in the vicinity OF the same, VIE:
North Of the Potomss-Forts Sumner, Mansfield,
BsysEd, simmons, Gaines, Reno, Kearney, De-
Hill. s.fa!oea, Ihs er. aud LiEeolu, aud Batteries
sne ads, Kinball, Parrot, and Cameron.
East OF Eastern Branch POtomac-Forts Gssble,
Csrrou Snyder, Stanton, Baker, Davis, Dupont,
eoul h Of Potom.c-Forts Marcy. EtR.n Ailsu, O.
=: Smith, Bennett. De Kab, OoIcorAu, Hssgarty,
Woodbury., Whippis. Css. Tillinghast. Craig. and
Proposals viii be received unds 81 this advertise.
DepaEtm emit of Washington for supply Of troops in
proposals. viii BE- made in the following manner
TO wit:
q For wood ielled By the United States Engi.
neere or otherwise tprice per cord),
8. For wood cut and corded on the ground
Proposals roust specify the locality, kind. guam
tity. and quality of tie wood and its distance from
Each bidder must attach his full name and post
Office address to his bid, and the names Of ali par
es Interested in the proposals must appear in the
Bids will he opened from time to time, and con.
tracts or purchases made a. the wood may BE- re-
The right is reserve to accept all or any part Of
No verbal propositions viii be entertained, but
every bid, or modification of the same, must be In
Proposals should be endorsed PROPOSALS 70:
ELIAS NJ CRIME,
Lieut. Col. and Chief Quartermaster,
mb38-Ht Department OF WashnRtop
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PROPOSALS..
pRoPosALs FOB STEAM PUMPS. BOILERS.
i AND PIPE.
CHIEF QuARTERAASfrRe0 fFick,
DEPor OF WASHING TON,

WASHINGTON, D. c., April i, lSi4l
sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
until Monday April nth 1854 at u o'clock for
the delivery at Ct street Wharf. or Baltimore and
Ohio Railrosd depot, in the city of Washington,
d. c., of the following named articles. viz:
list. One No. Worthington Steam Pump, COM
plete. .- - -.
I'd. One Steam Boiler, feet long, feet in diam
eter with 20 tubes; feet long, ~ INCHES in diane
ter fire box feet deep, fleet high 20 inches vide.
similar to the new boiler now in use at Mount
Pleasant Hospital near the city of Washington.
Sd. Four hond red 400 feet of Water Pipe, (cast
iron,) "a inches in diameter.
The above named articles, offered BY the sue
cessful bidder will be subjected to rigid inspec
ton before accepted, payment for the same to be
made upon the delivery and acceptance OF the
whole amount.
Delivery ofthe articles named will be required
to be completed within thirty tO)day from date
OF Contract.
Bonds In a sum equal to the whole amount Of the
contract, signed by the contractor, and two q re-
sponsible persons, the responsibility OF whom
shonld be certified to by some officer of the Gov
eminent known to this office. will be required.
Proposals from disloyal persons will not be con-
sidered and an oath of allegiance must accompany
each proposition.
Proposals must be plainly marked Proposals
for Steam Pump, Boiler, and Pipe, and addressed
to the undersi gned. ID. II. FUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster,
apl-St Depot of Washington.
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w ASHINGTON ARSENAL,
" WASHINGTON. D O..

PROPOSALS will be received until April 10 at this
Arsenal FOR furnishing the following bulldog ma
terias deliverable at the Wharf at southeast angle
Of Arsenal grounds:
800 elbow Pine Piles. middle diameter one foot,
ranging in length from % to 50 feet, as follows:
80 Piles, q to % feet,
l6O piles, "a to n feet,
40 Piles, o to 30 feet. -
2s5 Oak Piles, middle diameter one foot, ranging
In length from Is to 50 feet, as follows:
90 Piles, Is to g feet,
IS Piles, 80 to 81 feet,
IS Piles, 50 10 IS feet.
15Piles, 3S to 40 feet,
q Piles, 30 feet.
1900 running feet Oak Strin gers middle diamater
one foot, to cut % feet, faced on one side. .
aero running feet Oak Stringers, same as above,
round
1000 running feet Oak Stringers, middle diameter
one foot, TO cut rs feet, round.
so running feet square Oak Timber, foot K !
foot, to cut q feet
$500 superficial feet of two-inch Oak Plank, to
cut Is feet being 30 eco lumber feet.
Small legs for cribbinS and flooring, diameter S
to inches, and to cut feet long enough to cover
1900 uperfcial feet, being, say 80 800 running
feet, II $50 sticks feet long III cords ID
Proposals will specify at what time deliveries
will be completed. J. g. BEN TON,
NH 26 l3t Captain Commanding.
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u MEDICAL.
Il EReOES EuferinS with Syphilis, Gonorrhoes
elect, SeEninal Weakness. Private Diseases of
any description, should call nmediately upon
DR DAVIS.
Yemas Diseases treated in the most scientific
and successful manner.
The Doctor q piploras hangs in his oftoe.
cure guaranteed. Fees moderate.
DR. DAVIS,
ass It'll street, opposite Post Ofds
de - SIN Room % up stairs.
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PERSONAL.

nyBs. L. sMITR-AN EXCELLENT CLAIR
lfh yoy ant and Test Medium $50 st near 4th de
soTibes sEe COMMUNICATES with spirit frends, GEES
living friends at distance tolls their character,
Sets n.mes, examines ciseas9S perfectly, magma
tres, reads the future. Hours from 10 . m, till
Pm. sittinss 81. NH Tim"
4 kDTgs, ONLY LOOK AT TEIsi- are now
~ prepared to 40 any kind OF EaSroiiery by skill
r. asnds on such terms that cannot fail to satsfy.
We DO your etamping in elegant style, and no
tofch and wish IL to be unteratood that Ne are
not conI eceo with any other plEce Of the kind Ia
the city. where STAN ping is advertised. So Our
place 10 Sci street. opposite ths Patent Once ea
Look out that you do not mistake the street We
daily receive new Patterns for Braid and Embroi.
derry ju.t out, and stamp you- goods while you
wait Machine Stitching nestlySOos. fs IS
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DROPOSAJS FOR HATS, GAPS, SHOES. DRY
L GOODS, SEWING MATERIALS, SO,
HEADQUARTERS UzFRscgs or WASHINGTON. J
OWte Of Chef QEartermaster.

HzADouART.ns DEFRscEs or wAsHtvsros,J
o~ef g. Chef Qsarssrnsasts.,
WASHINGTON, March %. lS64.\
WRirfRH PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until further notice, for furnishing the fol-
lowing articles Tor use of coutraband men. women
and children in this Department. Brosans. rus
set, &c., and other serviceable Boots and Shoes
for men women and chiidrenB wear
Chip, felt and woollen Has, and cloth Caps
KeTseys, Linssys ,Ginshams, Blankets, ana other
woollen and cotton goods.
Hickory Stripes flor shirts Bed Ticking un-
bleached Muslin. and woollsn Socks.
Spool Cotton, black and white Linen Thread.
Bone Suspender Buttons, large Buttons for coats
White porcelain Buttons, Yarns, Needles, and
other sewing materials and TRIMMINGS.
Samples shoula be sent with each bid at the ex-
pense of the party forwarding the same.
An oath of alleg lance should accom- oany each bid.
No verbal propositions will be entertained, but
every bid or modification Of the same must be in
sting.
Purchases will be made from time to time a. the
gocds are needed, under contract or otherwise, as
the interest OF the service may re quire.
Good security will be required for the faithful
fulflment of any contract made under this adver
tiss ment.
Proposals should be sealed and addressed to the
undersigned, and end or sad "Proposal, for furnish
ing Dry Goods, &c.'' ELIAS " GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quarterm aster,
NH SLOT Department of Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
rUrURE DAYS.
By W. l.. WALL Il co..

By W. l.. WALL co.. Aactioncsrs.
IMPORTERS sALE-We Win sell st public azc.
1tion early next month ty order OF Crsmslien Il
Co., on fhsir premises. No 1913 Pennsyivsnia ave-
pue. stairs, very choice stock OF Hiaes, Braa-
dies, o., consisting OF about o. dozen. The said
stock ia, bean on hand in this city about years,
and Lot before offered to the public Private fami
les the trade and s1tisrs avail themselves for
me savapcinS ssSson wIta sucn afaclss rarey met
ness. and one Of the partners going to Hurops. oAt
aloFpes viii bs ready two days before sale day,
which will be hereafter announced
misc lw IOhron.I W l.. WALL & CO., Auets.
STHE ABOVE SALE WILL Positively
take place on WEDNESDAY, the 2osh instant at
J1n'cIock ans
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Rasses to Visit the Army Of the Potomac.
1. Applications must be made at the office Of
Majer Louis H. Pelouze, No. 2G3 street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, between IL q. m.
and p m, except Sundays. Major Pelouze
is authorised to sign the passes.
2. II not granted at the office OF Major Pc
louze, the decision is final, and no reference
need be made at the War Department.
3. Passes cannot be given to females TO visit
the army.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
f. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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PROPOSALS.
nROPosALs R0R POTATOES
rroE OF DEPOT CoxMrsslsY OF SUBSISTENCE,

OFFICE OF DEPOT CoMAIssAkY OF SUBsfsrsNcE,l
WAsHISGroE. d O., April S, 1864.
Sealed Proposals are invited in duplicate, by the
undersigned a. No 223 y street, Wasbiagton, d.
c., until WEp EsDAY, April - 1854. at u &c ock
with TEN THOUSAND BUsHELsO OF POTATOES,
to tie delivered in Mashiu gton or 9sorgetowu d.
c or Alexis ndria, Va. the Pot atces to be of good
msrchantable quality, and subject to inspection
just before they are received. The bidder must
specify in his bid whether proposes to deliver in
barrels, in sacks, or In bulk Bids will be received
for quantities less than the whole
The oath OF alleg.arce must acco m psny each bid
unless the bidder has already filed the in this
ofice Each bidder must be present to respond 70
reject any bid for any cause.
Payment will be m ade in certificates of indebted
ness or such ether funds as the Governnent may
have for disburse nent 8. @. GREENE
ap.7-td Captain and Com. Sub Vol,
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~ Major John p. Heiss, formerly one of the
editors of the Washington UniOn, and now
yesident.of Nicaragua, was in Panama recent
~ on a visit.
- Many persons in Providence, Il. l., have
pledged them selves TO abstain entirely from the
use of butter 50 long as it is held ABOVE thirty
cents pound.
FA National Bank with one hundred thou.
fand dollars capital, is about to be started at
Wilmington. Delaware.
~ The yield of gold IN Australia for the past
year shows decrease OF seven hundred thou
sand pounds.
R-A widow lady of Union. Maine, has II
Sons in the u. ), Army.
HTwenty. five million feet OF lumber was
cut on the Machias river. Maine, last winter.
ga London merchant has left Kossuth s.
legacy OF $1,000.
SLarge numbers of slaves are leaving Ken
Ncky by the underground railroad.
~ Major Reany Of the 7th Ohio Cavalry Is
Oh trial in Cincinnati for adultery.
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~ A Cape Ann paper is respons ble for the
following: "a lady in this town sent her hus.
hand to the store, lately, to buy dollars worth
OF sugar, as the good wife was nearly out. The
sugar not appearing, few days afterward she
asked her hu sband what he had done with it.
He replied, after a few moments hesitation and
head-scratching, "that he must have put it in
his other vest pOcketi' -a-
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IMPROVE YOUR
xYHSI6HT
BY the use of the celebrated
PEBBLE and PERISCOPIC 6PlCTAOLI9,
acknowledged Is the best for Ssrexs tAexsxs ard
Psssnciss the impaired 1yssight, scientifically
sRd correctly suited, BY
FRANKLIN & CO., Opticians,
s44 Pennsylvania avenue bet 18th and 18th SITS,
SIS Psnnsyivanis avenue. under National Hotel.
FIELD GLASSES, OPERA GLASSES
MICROSCOPES, THERxOAE rERS,
STERE csc OPES, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
CARfES DE VlSiTE. DC.
In great variety, and ct the lowest prices.
n lR-tr
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9 OOO HORSES WANTED.
WAH DHPARfNlN1, CAVALRY BuRlAu,
OFFICE OF CHIP QuARflRMASfER, !
WASHINGTON, d. O., March 8, lisa.
One hundred and forty -sevsn (olf) dollars Der
head will be paid for all
CAVALRY HORSES
adc.ersd wish1 The neHt thirty 6s days At the
Had horses to be sound in IN particuIars not lsss
thar hye 90 nor more than nine go years old from
bride wise, and Of siss sufaoien2 Tor cavalry pur
poses.
1Ass speeifeatioss wiu be ssridly adhered to and
sigfdly enforced in eceTv particular
PAYMENT made on delivery Of ten ilol and over.
Hours OF inspection from g: M, to 6H. %:
Lieut. Colonel and Chief Quartsrmaster,
mig 0t Cavalry Bureau.
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ID ROP o 3 A L Q FOR 70 q A g y.
OnIlY QuAl1sRnAsrna's OFFICE. I

WAsHnafoH DIPof. Dec. 9, 1855.
< s:;s Is :i r.
sssss pisss; xish Hss, Corn, S.: ana strs. %.
,ss Of s. n .ns ss
rates at which they win make deliveries th.reat.
o. vssa d
msnced, and when to be somplefeG
Corn 70 Be put up IN good stout sacks, OF about
bushels sscS AS The ssaSs to Be- furnissed sithoes
extra charge 70 the Government. Tho hay and
Tss particular find or description Of oats. corn,
hay or straw to be delivered most b stated
All tse articles offered unde. the bid. b.sein In
ess @ ss Dns
w g from 70 %
made when the whole amount contracted for shall
The bidder win be required 70 sesompany his
nth S " sso e Or
contract. for the same. With good and .sufieiens
ss y ssss at.
the oher Of said bidder and the next respon-
may be- .v.ided 70 "A'm Inc 0'o'fs''
Idss Ss 9. e: f. Br &
1ss, or on
Ali bio ders Win be duly notified Of tbs acceptance
FL a Ss ssd of each bidder
nn5st be lesibly = sittsn in the proposal
Pc: .na should be plainly marked "FrODassls
trsss :snsa II ne sSess.s;OT ma Soth q IL
D. s::s:s ssSss 4 q
rORh or PROPOSAL.
and e ss.sss
8:
- bHshs !. q Corn. in sacks, 1t per bushsloi
bushels y Oats, in sacks, At per bushsl of
- tons Of b.led Hay. At - Per ton of 1910
- ton. q b.lsd Straw. 1t - Per ton of 5000
Delivery to commence on or before the - day
Of, is6 and to be completed on or before the
into 'xaten hs ss sass.
with Eaod and approved securities within the space
81 ten BID has
Warrington. D. o.
6UARATY.
We, We pndefnsned. residsnts Of -. in the
Jointly and severslly, covenant With the United
States, and guarantee In the foregoing bid Of
- be accepted. that he or they will, within
tan days after the acceptance Of said bid. execute
the contract TO. the Same with good and sufficient
snrsties, IN sIm eagal to the amount Of the CON
70 the terms Of advsrtisement dated December 8,
1853, under which the bid was made, and. In case
the said - shall fail to enter Into Q contract e.
Aforesaid, We sqArsntse to make good the Liffer-
ence between the offer By said - and the next
lowest responsible bidder, or the psrpon to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Witness,
Given undsr our hands and seals this day of
-.I8. I9sall
hereby certify that, 10 the best Of my know
ledge and belief, the above-named Guarantofs are
good and sufficient - sureties for the amount for
which tk 81 Offer to b security.
To be :. Lied By the United States District At.
torney, Collector Of Customs. any other on car
under the United States Goyernment, or rearon.
sible person known 70 this ONCE.
de s-n Brig. Gen. and Q. II,
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Readquarters Military District Of Washingtos,
Washington, u. o., February 10, 1854. !
General Orders No. 3.-Col. T. Ingraham, 3sth
Massachusetts volunteers, is hereby detailed
as Provost Marshal Of the Military District OF
Washington. He will be respected and obeyed
accordingly.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. Martindale.
JOHN p. SHBRBURNE.
fe lott Assistant Adjutant General.
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COOP JOKE ON LoTTiB.-Since the advent OF
general Logaps splendid corps at Hunts vile,
the rooms in the principal hotels have been in
demand. A beautiful and accomplished actress
has been Staying at the Huntsville Hotel, and
In about Slninute, minute. and. half, or two
minntesn after she had vacated her room, the
gallant General y. was assigned to it by the
landlord. The General, on examining his bed
pre- yious to retiring, found a most snowy robe
de mutt neatly folded under his pillow, marked
in delicate characters with the name Of the fair
owner. The chambermaid was called and
asked by the General, holding the garment in
his hand
ado you know Miss Lottie Hough !"
YES" ans wersd the cham bermaid.
"Then carry this to her with my compliments,
and say General o. is not in the habit of Sleep
ing with empty night gowns Chattanooga
Gazette.
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n WM.L. WALL { co, Auctioneers.

VIM L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers.
p m.RsHAt,s SALE OF A SCHOONER AND
sioOP. THEIR TACKLE, APPAREL,. AND
FURNITURE, AND CARGO AND ID SMALL
11irtne of DEGREES issued from the clerks Of
bis holding District Court. and to me directed
WIN Wm sf e. WaiI Goa Aaeti saesrs south sida
A"isisns avenue, between 9Th and 10Th street, on
4 o Sf Res,
obattels taken on board of the above named
scheoner and sioop, VIZ: s..ts s.,t
5 kss sat. 2Sae &. %%hss .t::,
J Rii oysssr renss Is R RSxib Points,
4s Piov sbesrs, u Moul ling Boards,
So schooner ara S,.Gp ,hss tacsie .p
%AkD D.r VIZ tAf t. xILE nG' o Asa'.
:1ih'S?ssii
dsnSs :, A; saskis is1i, Es,;: ! street Between
the Furniture ard Effects, com prising- i
Two ley large sna elegant French plate Msnts
Veiys' and BrooAtelie covered so'a. Arm. snd Side
OIL Psintin g.. .Enarav:ne., Mantle Ornaments,
sseeh su 's.tsIH oscs 30 sss.iae oaf'''
Extension Dining Z able, Dining Chairs,
sofas, Lounges Rockers, atools,
Superior Sewing Machine, Rst Trse,
silver plated covered Dishes and CAstors.
China 9isss. and Cfcckery Ware,
LARGE Psyche Glars. Miro: 'front.' Wardrobe.
Redstsa1s. Bureaus, Wristbands,
Toilet setts, Lacking glasses,
D air and Husi Mattresses. Bolstsrs and Pillows.
Blankets. Comforts s5eeting,
stoves, Ks'rig stor. Kitchen Utensils.
Tarrns cash.
NH aid &c. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts
nS-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
consequence of Indictment weather, until MON
DAY, A pril llLh same hour and place
ap6 j. @. MEG TIRE Il co, Aucts =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-08

United states 1910 Loan.
JAY COOKE 81 CO.,
4s2 Fifteenth Street,
RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR rHE
NEW RATIONAL LOAN
authorized by act OF March 8, 1854, and known as
TEN.FORIY BONDS,
being redeemable at the pleasure of the Govern
nent, after ten years and payable forty years from
date in coin, bearing interest Ut FIVE PER CENT
A YEAR. payable on bonds not over 500 annually,
and on large bonds semi annually, IN COIN
The COUPON BONDS will be issued in $50. $780,
$500, and 81 600.
The REGISTERED BONDS viii be Issued in $50,
800, 500, 81 eco, S. 00o, and $4,000
These the only gold bearing securities of the
Government now precurabe 81 par, and, yielding
at present value Of coin OVER EIGHT PER CENT
PER ANNUM, offer y very desirable Investment
for large small sums.
We Buy and Sell, at market rates
GOVERNMENT BONDS, OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF IYDEBTEpNESs,
and COIN,
and pay the highest prices for
oUARTKRMAsT1R's CERTIFICATE CHICKS.
NH as-u JAY COOKE l. CO.
N R. woop pYr1KG II L , y SALE AND