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PROPOSALS.
moro sALs foR ICI.
MEDICAL PuRvEYoE's OPF1oR.
IYn.k .atn. n z Iannaru y

Washins:on, ID. C.; January. iSS4S
a.s o. + ess
lss5, st T. o'sqsh M for furnishes the Hospitals
d.y Of jsnuafy -ish aapp; Of pure ICE.
Department Of the East. Headquarters at New
Department of the susquehanna, Headquarters
ddle Department, Eesdqusrters At Baltimore
pspartnsnt Of Western Virginia. Headquarters
Department of Washington. Headquarters at
Dspsr tment of ct. Msry's Headqu srters at Point
Department of Virginia and North Carolina.
Department OF the South. Headquarters at Hill.
And such other Hospitals as may be established
Proposals will be m ads according to the follow.
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.
;REsIDENos AND DATE)
the best quality of ice to such hospitals in the De-
sdes 81 mss o.
at The follow in pic, per hundred pounds VIZ
ssS VINO wi" receipt
fed the II s
As 3 guaranty of the faithful performances of the
to me- will enter into bond, in the sum Of 600
/ also append to the enclosed form Of gusrsnty
the nesre.t District Court, or the United States
District Attorney.
FORM OF GEARANTY
We. of the county of -, and State Of
-. and - Of the county of -. and State
f, do hereby guarantee that Is able to
fulfil the contract in sccordan with the terms of
his proposition, and We are prepared to become his
securities, FSie.1
Certificate of the Clerk of - District Court
or United States District Attorney.
Bidders must conform strictly t, the above form
OF proposal, or their bids viii be rejected.
An oath of allegiance TO the United States Gov.
eminent In ust necessarily accompany the bid
bid3ers may be present il person when the pro-
posals are opened.
The contract will be awarded to the lowett re-
spoDsible party parties who will be duly noti6sd
by mail or othe se, that their bid is accepted
and hey will Immediately proceed to en- ter into
contract, under bonds to the amount of S. 600.
Bonds to be properly certified 10.
The Post Office address of the parties proposing
must be distinctly written upon the proposal
Proposals must be addressed to Hen;.y Johnson
d, r. X U. s. A.. and Acting Medical Purveyor
Wa Ellington, G., and marked Proposals for
lee"
The Medical Purveyor reserves to himsslf the
right to reject or all bids deemed unsuitable.
and Acting Medical Purveyor.
N. 3. Printed forms of shove proposal can be
had By application to this Office
Inform alton as to the location, capacity. and
about the amount of ice required by the hospitals
OF each Of these Depsrtmen ia 5 d
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TEE CONFIDENTIAL GUIDE

'E'HE CONFIDENTIAL GUIDE
N, vorra Irsa.se CO :. Sem,na. Weakme.."
W, yeohS, married, AID single viii lean ann
thir OF imp rt.nee By perusinE this vors ''ie'
ksdiee will also learn something To tSai. .axn
tsfe by psrasinE The Cor adentiS, S3rjda ;, 1f@n
Sent 10 any address, In q sealed enysion. m ~
teceipt OF ten cents and OEs red stannp oi 'ae
address Oh. A. LAFoNTAyN
eeiocul ee " boston, Mas
TEGIOE BREAKFAST BACON
~ KING Il BCRUHHLL
&C q corner vermont ave- md ,kth a..
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MOOkxb. WEST END DRUG 6TOR1.
IVA lis PINu AvRHu1, SOUTH DIpl,
Onhaud . large stock Of Medicine Of AL / inds.
Psrfumery Toilet Articles, Pocket Books, 80. A
good supply Of Coal OH and lamps fer same -
cheap ae the sheapeet. de N.2W
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~ ISTABLIEH1D 1850, ~
s1ys edsesa ns e oeatipa: &c SAWE SRSk NC
E.as ss9s 5sSssy s:. ss
S.saes sae CID sas az
In 'ns rear OF Ss''0 HsA aeff airRzB.Ra l. SON.
Il H. hoI taGIssnd dollars to loan on Real Estate
WV w,1SR Il &s,.., s,a,., r,,. 1,,.x,
can't aoset TIC a a Of to the ss
POINT and spd sss
Thread and Ppsher Lace Wells,
ess? 81: .S$ ssss! "a ssss So%s:,
s.m Is ssiisf ss:::; Perm .,s -. Avenue,
srx.ms yM =. IN
sxML WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YoHx
WASHING TON end GEORGETO RN, d. &
~ 't si$!FSSSE IS HRS 5as: I'll
u k1i :: PAR ass q z :se .:
Ss9rsstown. and Pier Is. foot of Wall stlsst, New
MORGAN & &HINHHART,
Agents. foot Of High street..
JAMES iRai HND' as on
10 I.sn' lit wal street. New York.
GAS F1xPsskksssI I,xrnny.r
PLuMBsks, GAS AND O STEAM FILTERS,
500 Ninth ST., Near Pa. Arsnxs,
q
60, 60, from the selebra tsd estabiishment Of
Those wishir Gas Fixtures, win dnd it to their
interest to call before purchasing. de g. colin
W GAS FIXTURES.
Hsys in store. and are DAILY receiving GAS
and Finish superior in style to thing
offered in this market.
invite citizens rs generally to ss and examine
confident that We have the best selected stock In
NaehipR ton.
VAG Work IN the above line intrusted IN our
care will be promptly attended to. wa
E,sr5n MYERS MoGHAN, 3S6 D street.
II B L o. 3.
italian Salad OIL
Eus!ine LuccC Oil.
bordeaux Olive Gil.
Ma.s&illes Olive Oil.
For sale BY KING L BURcHKLL.
ds2 Cor. vermont avenue and 18th street.
NoTIUa,
nsT MsassysG from Germany. , large lot Of
will be soid By the glass. bottle, q ssnSS, at
oolumbis Eotel and Restaurant,
es,-su- %s4 PsnnsVxl .sSis.. svsrns,
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o r &c A L.

ITO BE CONTINUED
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4 Night with snakes,

We eV'ra~' The fcllowin; tlri'lins tale 4 lor.or
rom volume Vi adventures recently published ia
Europe The hero Of the scene ~ . ~ loi, who,
NIii LiB COMPANIONS wc-c IN al Ess. India island,
preparing 10 leave. but colld Mt nulsh a sll they
w,r" hitting lie says;
W. worried bard ard hoing bun slcrs, much Of
thc wor hsi - to douc over acs. u, three or four
uu'e, Wcvc-c' however, pretty uca the lid OF
tho .H", ,.f" 100 ..Ncn,ur, bei"i ne. the rc-,lIc,.
Iot % "i. H. n produced in dreams often makes me
ti.li VI 'n bed AZ cod sW,at ui terror 1 have
fc"n ''i', no. quite correctly iu popular PERI
ohi'''' probably ~ some ono whu hau heard Il Ill.
rechs or indirectly from me II lhus Tell out; Inc
sail, lug sail, did nut Sc. We'll Having. or to.
i''lng had. NOR, kuowll &c upon tHc suhiec. than
No lih"r, renamed by The hoai, whilst my uiaies
fHurici t" the sun. turned .u' anu inside .h,tn.
l,iNrs comfortable Iwor@ei III i'll lad thor
o. {il! wear ii mys,I-!or the Southern i lhi,
viii no glorious moon aud folds vi spIetiu,d
stnES was ~ ,llaut ~ the day, thou cold or ths
cln'N eaill wind having bel Ia Immediately u.ar
suf ct.
$ With tie work w.s engaged in-cutt,ns
'he s.it'A.n; the s.!--.i.d noI f,u,s warmth, 80
that plrto'E more iroelS than 70 50, rs won't TO
uv oi tat tA,e client brandy hwl pios.o,i my.ot
VII. " uN events, t., :, .tNr.' solli IA 4
30 SCI O. d M Ia heud il 1ils --.n4pe-aa! pcr.
naIs mo" hsu half seas over n inot al abrarn
iorr iisn IN those days lay uoSr lust under the
l"' "' the '9aI took .e~ PUBS .un brandy ilask
lu- lropu uN t. sl"ep Sl,.'tl ~ he Al an ~
d'N lsl frvhtiul, horrplc DIRE az oppressed u..
VS. @i'ed' crushed with n snare That WAS
the impression ON my hhit ". Sasci,us u.nd Al
last l Mlly swcke. Coco G1i the loy ct!U nj
ran through nv VEINS, when l. by briliiu,i moon.
AGhL dc seemed the cause OF tive nightmare which
| ~jei S.ing the.
The i"tj, horrible smell o. serponts Wa in nv
nosr'ls, and Jaw that two ,obras. one tc larye,,
t.AI e'er seen, We. lying ou my hre,s,-y,here
| they hhd 40 doubt crcpt i'r warmth iWin,d H..
h'ter, anu. being qultc mnlouicis Wc.o tsllye.i
asleep T. SIR, to awake them, was ccrtai ,le,t,
I'm icss ~ an hour, II WAS u.,ton ever n, blgh T.
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OF all IN. does 70 influence electsoos oS ali the
rit,ertuves reported 10 for tie procurement, q,
votes. A.. mos, de,uic adj. and dsmn.ble 1. u,s,
v,,h seets 10 generate RELIGIOUS prs,ud,cs among
n, ~. nj. Aeor;oy 40 the law. n the middle sres
.,c,,isy. v.. An. y,.,.e,, ~ cr,me, and IN rnsnv
o,,,,-se. va, nn,.,.I 10 IN. sno.. bo,ritL. as.,h
II, human ingenuity could devise. The emil sb,en.
men, of The p,,x,n, jsv bss s,,uss,ed punisbmrn,
II, .ucb oo.es bu, ,hs Grim. is none N. ,es, In.
s.,,ous Tho n4o,,e q mi. co,,,,,v have aIr,s.iy
hal . .,isb, for,,..,. - the ,esul, II u1ous
,,os.,,,,,or rb.v r.,ne,r,., os sccr., epac,.
al u',op,bou, Tho c,,,,,,v ma Tho r,un q,
r,,,,o,s ,,,o,.r,rc. ard 5so,,v Il, thu J.v.
n K,ov..,u,r,,.n ina, "a, v.,,, 400
., a.. -. -. t,.,i - =,
A.. ,ho,,,A, ., A., corr,rv,, n.,,ow ,.c.,.
tn, A.. -, =, ~ ,n,,ou.I ..i.,,,,i..
.,iia.. -,,,,,a., -.
-. l.. -, a, -
,,,., ca. I, -.
iu,.., !, ..,,,,r- a.. $50,
r,ov,.,.. -, ora.,,,,,,,., At 80. ). go,
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TnR important news reaches ma rom Furote
q the probable termination Of the grcsi nose rc-
tel!ion by the capturr, Ito iyth OF July of tie
Imperial city Of Nlnkn aud tho death and d.spcr.
aon and capture OF the primo pal rebel endcis who
have 81 long made that city their hcalquariors
This Important event to have becu secured
h. foreign - chiefly Engli sh - Interference, and.
therefore, adds nothing TO the real a,ren-th
ard independence OF tie Emperor o. tue c. noae.
IL 10 more likely 70 prepare the eay ior ls
more compeio downfall and sutiulaHon Tho
''rsOpng rebellion" Il " callei dGs ox s,ol 'or
speriod OF about Iweuty ,esra bat only attracted
Importance some ton yearI a4,1 ly the capture OF
ne imperial city Of Nank.u, the ancient, and "A tho
eyes OF the Chinese, tue real Cuits; tnoisI pekin
has !ong beeu the ol tho prcsen, ynastv. The
re'elhon founded on the principles OF tLccxpul.
siDn Of foreigners; the overthrow OF tie r,rt.r ,y
nnsfys the rc-esa oishueni Il pure tniucso 1ilc
IN tie person II The "Hcavcn King" smys,cri, is
aud wonderful pcrsonage, whose existence and
uIiss.on wcro surrounded by Nil the art. that an.
peal TO Oriental ina, matt Gu and crcduliv Tie
Tep.nss sch'eyei surr.inx successes AID
would probably have accomp' SHED thc.t ul,-
Hon " oyerthrO~ing the Tl,.t rae, bu, .of
Cue tset that their irugtoss 1t last lrousl /
them into coutnct with Europeans ~ the
borders Of the empire and thus compelled tie lat.,
~ oppose their auti-.orci.,n principles ~ self de.
1snce. FROM that tr1e the fortunes of The Ta.r,ni
hs>e gradually declined The rebels were un,.oubt.
Id, superior to tie insutcrably stupid aud 4pa.
thetie Tartar race but they were not equal L. rte
c.nnon and European and American courage and
wi
iul allies dc lmperilsts took heart and yra u.i.
Iy tcst back the Iscpngs until the final res Il u
lie capture ri MAXIM was achieved with the helm
vi al Epg'iah Col. GoRuoN and al America, steam.
ei aud The guns Of CONTIGUOUS l,iter,si down the
Last deicnces OF the Heavenly king" who took poison
N despair Tho rebellion has been marked AL
through by The most shocking barbaf.ues and ~
<'ne' Mercy 10 TIE yAuqAb,ed an huuaa.t, IN
the wounded arr unknown ID hcathcn countries.
and the Chinese civil wsr is Tar iron. urc-,u,u,
any exception u tlAs luie Dls,ut owerlu, and
death by sho Eos' horrible mut.lat..us is the fate
reserved for prisoners, ami ne,t.er axe Io sex l..
Leon spared on o.tacr SIDE "a Tie pas,
fhe Imperial cxecuuouers have Ir,.ait.
~ this time performed tucir blo'ly work upon M,
'Tebel" population; as ii were too much to non,
shat the usual Consequences o. Chinese vicior,c
osve been mingatoi ry he foreign Influences tn.
secured longer lease Of empire ~ the prcaan
dynasty vt Pckin.
One important result of the CAPTURE 81 Ntrln
will 10 the opening Of that pert 90 French com
lnerce, under a treaty to that cf IT srcltrl h.
France some years ago. The r 'ish q culY
ihs advantages OF this treat, unlc- tho "t,gure
nation" ClauAe nnl tho IiLitei SItts y.i.i D.
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Nes York, Ta,sdsv, oct. II. p. k-'rhe fuc.ua-
Sons In gold to-day aavo becn follows AT 10
o'clok. issAa' loiG 1881. leo 1885 ia, 1884,;
H. 2ulA, lilo 2OO; ll.l5 sea ii.9o .pI'.. li99,
IN. il-3C ". 1888 2Olts; li4o, .Oi'. IL 1OO54;
ia, 2Jls l2.iO- 2cois, l. 4op'. la 2Jls l.4o,
s0l'. Las. 2ol}s s.lH 2Ol.s ..i6, 2JiA 2.3 70.
$50, .ol's; 800, 21S; 800, 2J2, 80 rs 4iO,
2OJ.. Tie roncul stock market WA irrealar and
somewhat eyri,c., bu. as . rue higher p-ces ~ere
mede. Governments were stronger and IN demand
The loan market was very easy At per cent The
supply OF espiid IL increasing. and IL not easy "
employ the large ,aanees isft Conue rcis NV
per dull 81 " Tor prime, aud " 10 ios lo~er
grades. sterling exchange was moderately aruye Tor
to-Iaorow's picket ~ 1854 a lO9 tor gold
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DEATHS.

DEvERErX - on Sunday, 9th in.t. Mary t.
danshter OF the la'e Nichols DeveIeuH.
0cioci, from the Church Of the nativity "a ave. III
DICKSON Monday evening Oct. 10, Matilda wife
of james DickA ssed ~ Yeas and InVntbs.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fuly invited u sttud the iuuera this "Wednesday
West sBth 81. 81
HARLEY on Tuesday. oct. II. Amelia daughter
Of John ). aud Margaret Harley AGED years mos.
The Iei.tiye. and friends, also her srandparsn,,,
Edmund IArieS and Peter Muphy, sre respectfully
noon, Mt ~ O'clock from ner late resdeuce, li6 ESs
lyth ST. =.
KENNy-on Tuesday, OCT. 18th, Iebeoea Kenny,
The friend. AMI relative. Of The family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral this twednessyl
Afternoon. At = O'Clock. nom the residenee VI her
paients, lzs Edridge st. ~,
lyle On Tuesday, Oct. Ii,h NarsarettA daueh-
ter Of the late IhO~. Kyle, ased II years.
Her remains will be taken Tor intefment to New
York Day Cemetery on Thursday. Oct. 18th at p
n. The relatives and friende are respectfully M
th"r' Ma,,hss Eyie. Ssa S,, - "' "'''' VA
LAILY-On Tuesday, the ii,h inst, Thomas Lsly,
The friends Of the family and thSse Of hi. son,
Lieut. Michael J, LAlly, OF s5d Rept. n. q. :. n. $
%.dns.Ss,I .ernoSS a. - oSocf. irSm III 81. a .is
residence Lev AotI st. BossoS pspeW plese la2
:, sCASloNLOn OCT, s,t after T. severe nln..,
Of Tho PAriAh u Dru,neii1, Co. SLIGO irciSnd.
Nay he rost in Isscel
Lis frisndA and those Of hs cons, Morgan, Mi
eiael and PaSrck. and alan thoe OF his bTother-n-
law Nohnei Caaey, RESPECTFULLY invited 70 attend
the funeral. on " edne sday morning ilth Inst At ~
o'cosk, from ~. Brideets Church. s,h " where .oi.
ema High Mas viii bs said Tor I'VE rsposs o. his
soul. sligo ps.sp pleaee copy. 2,3
SMITH 90 Al the Hospital a CITY Point, from
wounds received a. the battle OF D,cp Bottom. VAR
sIpi. Auytst 10th, kdwaid II Smth "a y. Hesyy
Artillery, Co l. \. v, in III. .oth year VI hts
500 oI Vim. smith, JT.
III. friends snd relatives fOspcc,fully invited
to sttend the tune rn, tbs ~ einesdsyl afternoon,
Oct. IL At O'Clock, from III, r..idrnc. ui his father
20 Meet 18Th 81. The remains viii be taken to
Gfveu~ cd Cemetery for .uicnnen. II any OF the
pleiulsn Of his regiment are III The city, thcy
particularly invited to Ct,end 106
roOMHY On the i1th in-', amer LINGERING ILL
mesa Mr., IooIney, native Of keus, 20. Meath lTe-
hlnd, in tbs ojth year Of her age.
The friends Of the fnmily respectfully invited 90
attend the funeral Wednesday ate Noon, oct Ii!
o. O'Clock, from her Late residen.s, 2Il Wei "a
street. 81
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A q. H., NO. IA MEETING OF THE
IA above Divison will De bead NJ their Ioons, l.t
ave ana IQth ", on his W,dnesiay e'oaipg, ~ S
oc.ock. Punctual attendance n requested a. hue.
OF Importance is 10 be = susacel. b. order OF
b. rIERNEf, N.P. Nj. tfOFIoS, sec. luy
THE FATEEE MATHEW FEMALE 7. A.
l. Is. soc,ety wnl ho.d puDi.c Re ape .lAce a e.
Ing th,s Meinesday eSenins, :, - oc'Ues, AT lem
pegrnce Hall, cor Gleui uuu itl 81, D.UoklJ y, L. ~
up akeTs-- hcssn, MAsIInu, IHLpbeh ana Asht =
yea snginz py the isiy mrfnire ma other'' Couie'
lAIles OF the 'uuIeh and Join thls excel
lent society. THOMAS u. LLOYD, Prest; r j.
AULLlVAN, See llH
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Cattle Market.
NEW Yoax. O-tober II. 1854
The vceipss Of cattle At the diffeien, markets Of
I his city durins the last week - follows
Beeves, e,4f Gov, and Csives lee NeLs 2yTs .
Sheep and Lambs, Yz,st1 swine. 1910
BserO-NotLins worthy VI especial note has trans
pred 10 the market since our last report The oric.s
OF eo>o cattle are 4uoed DC Pc net cst higher VAN
little improvement in common stock. We quote
TDor and common 70 medium 81 ,ss AMI mediuin u
good, gall prime, ljslS and choice, iSsl9.
MICH Cctcs-The yuppy Of common stock far et e
cseded that Of Gooi quality No chanse ~ p-icos.
We quote Ccslf ncludedl common to fair, S2Jaf 30 ;
and extra CHOICE S6sasy5.
YEA Calr,,.--OSins " the saIeity Of COOL much
calves very good prices quoted Common calves
iemsin vsry plenty. Ne quote prime heavy veal al
Hale and conn on 10 fair at Iayc.
Shs< p an Lambs - There has been slshi advance
In the prs OF mutton dnrinr the ~eet. OWING prob
ably, 10 the diinin.shej supply We quot. Ufnu.Oii
" god sheep tJivcl al issc and prime 70 cho'ce ~
$3.50
Srins.-Ths quotation is ono cent heher than last
reported, With hrfuer market We quote corn-'"i
81 10 ral3 ~ per cot and still.d Al i tual- DC
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THE ROW,
GO
And UNION

Our citizens of the Roman Catholic faith win
readily perceive the shut that is aimed a. them by
this rev ou,-rro pping Of Know Nothiugisn. Il
will rove to them that the old element Of religious
tisoiry has been only dormant, not dead thsf,
Ike the chameleon Il nay change is outward sp.
psT for the sske Of expedieacy but The ls,en,
h. ired remains. Il IL evidence that the days Of
@arseisIn for op,nous' sake have not passed swsy,
IN a that beneath all the oily establishments u the
proes iopsi politicians there turks thst big
otry which hes sought 10 poison the public ind in
til. past, and to strike down that dearly tershed
Irnc.ple Of freedom ig!ous liberty
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messed such acoribN before, a sure Augrry o. sue.
.e deed, and M pe.stumipg sAss md lesVfns ~
=; me, appear pknow TREY Ave rescaed ~ from
dcath, and will have in reward an tvsn uoes pea.
tfl supper shan usual. They are noe uioe6keA-
by The incidenA which had, however, - haDpaly
termnase' and ibr my past, w. MOI nysslf
again for several days Insvsr slept In We open
N again.
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I'M, e. r ny isn't, And c-pt-iss vii eor'inu" &c
.o'3t.r own o. p, 'rl r0 ~ ya--'rrsole snare
'; tie ai,.r,l zee AL pr,lts.
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sOr.y-yz NOTICES..

EATHER MAIhEN ia. L. SUNLL4 =. Is
J. 4 Vt Nes York, Hall i',n nesi Ave .t.'
81 pbeu-Du and Henu y. Mlhal. - ,'h -
nesrs, Mc,iowan ard krnes. GLOk w FLLA,N9
frest; L. MURPHY Bsc So. ~
EATHER MATHEW I. \. Il. splL1Y
Il No q, ofS \ Mold th.Ir uurs On o.. .n ..rg
or tlih II. aud s'h ave. eserv Nttu' DO. Hai l1-
DAY eteuiu 60. Ilt e.e.iucH !. %. Wl.oi.. ~
Plat and Nr Austiu. Of Book so. viii of -cft ~
me ting Sinlris-Mr. HOLLAND. iit pa tud 40. 10
Reilly. FRANK I. III re El.l- PFC >
EDNARD CORRi0NN. Rec 81. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

X. x. R-True Economy y ou are seized
with rore Throat and have ava tha synptUn,s ui u p
theriA. You send tor dortor, who chsn,ss ffon
three to Eve DOLLAR per visit. The uei sibe lac PIE
rcriles ell you to three dollar " Will
col At least tn dollar. before you are onounc,d
COW aeereut Nhes.N ole hfty cent bottle Of kni-
vy's Eeliy Rsii.i ~ only OF sore
Throat 81, hourubot viii be useiu To you Tor many
othst coll pisius II you desie 10 lie economical PUT
ehsa- Kaissy's Ready Relief IL c.u b. us,d 10. all
10 Ms .chea evenings iDrammato4s either exec
nal or internal. one hity cent bottle viii do NOR
good than the expenditure oi ten dollars Tor othei n
d.cinL purposes. Sold by ali druggists. and a. u
Maiden Lane, kADWAY 4 co, new ioik. also a.
IL wise q. w stoie, Sosiolk, Va lJ3
special Notice. English Carpets from
the recent great snction sale. An enormous
reduction In priceA FROM - W sl.bO per yard.
English royal vsive brus-els, thTee-piy, superine,
common ingram. and satin caipcts mats mat
tinsa oil ciothA window shades drugseis table aud
piano covers etc. etc., at the original HlIiAM An
DEhsOS. Look for NO. W bossry. Szi
Fall and WinteP-If yeu wnut Fall and
Winter clothing, ~ To y. Is. BALDWIN'5, 10 and ~
Novsry. The laises stock and store in the city, and
prices les. ChDdrens depa uDeni not equanei. 80
Fer the Hair and Skin.--Barry's Tricop-
herous. The boat and cheapest article sold by oil
drusssts. 3UI
wheeler & Wilson's Highest Premium
loct-suich Sea Ing Machine 6B Broadway $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-12

L day, oct la- NJ % New uos ely, AMI s. AnAk
will sell. at l. ocIuHA. tt i.t- Of sea-. luI oiu.u'
wearing apparrl, shoets quits, bnrke,a, como te-s
and other scIsonAilc 80 .s b. u4.pg VI g. COIN.
late pecars Co, 1Pi Grand q !a-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-12

WIN. WHITES, AyCTE. Will SELL
w this day, 4al anal n, 80 o'clock. hol.chuit
tIrultdi, VI Iar- oN, ltlnut eel ~. Convenience 4
sde con-lst.uH Of UuNu Co.,. tU..- e. .l- Dr.. ~
bitn, chairs, uGnlci ulrlols. Ar,dt las'ry, B1lS
a-l,g tii4 Lee. b. usti ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
OFFICIAL.

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2Jth lay of August, 1856.
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can't must call Tor .sG6ssrsissS leEt~rs,H give a
ate Of this iss. ahG ray cert for @dvertfsiss
EE-ff net ezil-a for sithiR ess ssoi.ls, they
&c ant to the lh-a Letter Office.
FREE DELIVERY OF letters BY ee7yiers, a. 4
uszideaces OF own-rs tia the Iar-r eitie-}. nay
,ECUEED BY sbserviuz the failsWiHg BULLS
l. DIRECT letters plziuls & the street a..
aamb r. y well the PO~f-efsee ard ~fsfs.
= HEAD letters with the writer's pcsf-eaSc.
tni stGts. street and anzsbsT sfga them piaials
with flh HAHl-, and request that answers
directed accordingly.
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= town " city, wh1ss special dress NAV b. ~
IOWA. shcaid ts marked. Ia thu tower left-hzud
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szSd corner. sad lsGFs pace bet Eeea the sfami
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.ng with the writ T.
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Ter . the wrtt-r. II uneisinlet v thin thirty day
~ less SFifien " printed ~ith the writer's aaaa~
pea; eNes- aad ssefs, acroes tbs lef hand end
the eaVel Pc On the hoe sile. Elll - COZ pIirs
9Th At shs usual prepaid rate Of postage, payAll
sksn the letter l. delivered 10 ths wris.-.-sse
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
Ioi.t. N. Alien

Returned FROM his tour through Dabois
county on Saturday. The appearance
Of things there is very cheering. He
spoke st Haysville, Jasper. and Hunting
burgh. There were good audiences at
each place, who were very attentive,
Quite number OF Democrats turned cut
to hear. The Democrats Of Dubois are
War Democrats, and oppose all settle
ment except on the terms Of uneond.
ional submission. Judge Niblsck had
already canvasssd Dubois county ow-
ing to bis absence at Chicago, Colonel
Alien canvassed alone He regrets that
bis competitor was not along with him
The Colonel was to speak At Pierce
vile, Pike county, yesterday, aud to-day
he speaks, in company with Judge Good
ing. at the Pike county Union Conven-
ton at Winslow in the afternoon, and at
Petersburgh at night
Mex, Monday, it will be borne in
mind, the two Congressional competitors
commence their tour through this, Posey
and WarriOk counties. See list of ap-
pointments.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30


sesr The Journal puHs zp Col. james
W. Stewart, Of the "a Indiana cavalry,
and makes point that he was not nom
mated for Clerk By the Vigo County
Democratic Convention. Will it nov in
form iss readers that Col Stewart is per
iecily satisfied With the Democratic tickle.
nominated, and will give it as well as
the National and Stats tickets, his hearty
and efficient support7-C Times
The Terre Hsute Journal says Col
Stewart is satisfied, bat the Journal is
so much ike the Times tha. few believe
what Is says. Not long since the jour.
nat said she proclamation OF JEFF Davis
vas Just as binding on the people as
Abraham Lincoln's, or words to that ef.
feet. .e