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ARMY SUPPLIES.
0FfICE CHIEF COMMIsSART,
NnraEY DIV 5 Os OF rsE TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE. INN dee = 1867. /
CEALED proposals. which must he in dupllcst.
y sIth copy o. this advertisement attached /.
esch vi De received 81 this eff e un il II clock
M, Friday, DteemBer lS'h, 1865, for supply rs
FRESH BEEF Of good and marketable qu { ~, Ia
e4ual proportions OF fore sud h OIL quarter meat
iur IS ne 10 The troops and others supplied hy the
Government with rati Us as the following named
posts m the Mllt+ry Division Ct Tennessee; Hunts
vile, Ala Nashville, Chattanooga aud Knoxyie
Tenn, aud all pO. Is drawing supplies from the
above named posts CONNECT 10 be 10 iorct SIX
a Oniils eommeneng on the lst day Of Janurry
lsG5 and eading the soth day Of June, 1916 such
i~s me NJ the Cpmmis AIRY General Of Subsistence
nay direct.
rayuaut will Re made monthly, or ~ early there
after IS ia u may he raceIY q therefor. aud "a
such flnts a'may b. Iuiq shed by the q. STATES
Sefnafe hds viii be received Tor els h u the
above posts, OF one It'd aY iuc'u1e them al.
NJ Is vii 30 enteu lined -fs0m persons Who
come under the exceptions OF the PIE "a nts Am
ne-ty PrCela nation. Nor Will bid 10 which su IA
periOd- are Interested either directly Indirectly
b. rfeeYed, unless they can produce The pardon Of
he Fresideu. Bids from al other persons under
said PToclsmst on must be accompanied BY the
Amse-ty Oath.
fTupOsals mnst be accompf MED by proper g1S-
rsuies, signed W two rCspons be psisea,s hi-lI
ihstf eonlrget g'5sagded, thhY = ~ enter bob
Tor ihe fsi.h,i, rhl linent % liie esnIlact, -
Tie unSefsisnsd Ttse.ves the rghi 10 reject any
aud al I'D offered.
Esaorse envelopes "Proposals fnr Fresh Beef"
and address The iame 70 The :...dsFs gned
!. e. READ, Cot. apd @, s
deco % deel4 Nashville, Tepp.
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Bonse aRd Rich GndeR.
Auction sale
Notice to Shipr ,ers.

6FSFn.L Fs5IGHr oFFha. n. &C. sIlI N.W.Bl
Nashville, tenn. d &C. 6, 1855
nyTunsipg the trains 6fthe n ~ R.R thraueb
Is 10 Atlanta ami Macon, oa., We have 20 a GER
An, extent relieved the tl0c6sie 0f frtights r.Isd
bV detention Of our cars At Chs Ianooqa adj are
again rsa.ig % rscriYe 3 DDS iOi all pouts South
and Fyt 50 far s. this road ~ concerned n VgiO
- sile Al al times 10 do sny amount OF busioess
promptly, hist my ofier, Il conneeing loads nj,
relieve our cars upOu ARRIVAL.
K. n. EWING,
est General Freight Az I.
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II
/ Tennessee. SflA 20 commence on TUESDAY, Dc
/ rem9er I2ib, 1865 as 10 am, IN the order ghie
/ they appear IA this advert stment, a1d continu
iron day to fay untl all are sold. Sale 70 b msa
on the prerni-' s,
| Gear pistilleFy, lower Ievee
| oae Bunting s2S2s icet.
Barracks aud Mess House. jefferson st
between Cherry and Summer
OEs Rgildiag. 451.0 ~ leet ah
O4e WliluR, lexis, 81
On Lower Levee, Halfway House:
oas ba u gg, ssx24 teet,
Cattle Depot, near Pork Warehouse,
Lower Leyee:
Ore M ., e5x15 feet, two stores
oae Uhen, lsAs6 feet.
Twins Landing, Lower LeVee
oee Ruilsipg 40t2o fssL ...,..
Bays Corral, neal. Hyde's Ferry Pike
Oas Bhildine 2l4H feet.
One Building, SfIs9 laef.
the Building. afxgl fees.
One AuudpF, zSxiil FEET
highi Bindings, each 2lxs5 FEET
SIX b0ildin- ;. each 7XlO eeL
Capt. Mills Corral, near Charlotte Pike.
Two Buildings, eaeh 7OT2l feef, story 20 Il Ligh
Flge shed ties, ls0r2i fect -
Vae .o-aas Houss, l7iE T. fesi
Buildings in Rear Of Refugee House,
Broad Street. near High
ons Ness House e2ysgfset
one Wash House, flxzT feel.
Que at House, lzx20leet.
uns kiicaeh, l7T2y fse.
Que Quartefs, 2C15o feet,
U. i IiR-sh0p, Vine Street, near Broad
Street.
One Building, soxI7 #, story. l6ft high.
Cue Buldng EXl2 feet.
One Shed Stable, z5xl4 test.
one OCT house, llxs feet.
Uns Cod House,
Watson House, Market Street
Qae kRchSn, 4lE4aieet
Baptist Church, Summer Street, near
Cedar Street:
One Building, TAXA feet
une AddIhCn, i0X60 feet
une Addition, lGxlO Get.
Rear No. "a South Cherry st, between
Church and Broad Street:
One sab q, iszcl feet. O.
Eauacks on Cherry street. beiweea Church an
broad stTest,
one FnidHg, pa fe-i, : siorT,
bsEii { Chlrch, Cherry s.rse', South Nashville
the BuHd ny, 7CLls feel.
One building, lsEi2 feet.
Stables on Lebsnea Pike, near the Re-
serV0lr.
One Bui d NJ f00xfs feet.
Two Bulljings, each l03Kf0 feet.
Two BuiuinEs, each 20x2j ret.
Two BuldiEss, each z0x " ieet
Post Quartermasters Horse Coral
One sh6d Stable, SCALE feet
O1e = b3trl6 ieet
one bui. ding, f5E32 ieef, tEa sterT.
une Forage uause, 65EEi feet, two story
Ons Wash House, l0xio lee, {"
Oue Out building, lsKi8 feet
One Kitchen, s4xz2 feet,
It Fort Dan. McCoOk, opposite Cumber-
land A0sP broad Street
One Bedding, pa geet NO 40
slne buildilg, iC.is iest.
Une Buiclhg, l2s-sf fset. two sf5ry.
lae bulling, LA ieRt
Broad and Spruce Streets.
F0uE Stables, each eoaxas. 10 lesr.
At No ] South Spruce Street
eae sishe 4lHfs. ieet
{ Ca9p Smith, a. LepSaen BIKE, .
miles South OF Nashville. : !
ose Balsing gsgis. f0feet
ARMS CAsH
By orieI o. CsP'aia A. r. EpeT, =. S. 4, Chefq
! %. q A. ". k.lLlls
ds-i i9 deei- hF- hsl and A. Y. NJ
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ON, Derfeet restoration Of frsternsl affection,
maj - of this day may be able TO transmit
our ersst inheritance Of state Coz 'ernments
i'm III tbeir rights, Of the Genera Govern
ment in its whole constitutional Eigor, 70
our pos,erity, sna ihey 10 'heifS 'DioUsn
'OuN'iss' ANDREW jon NS0N.
Washington, Dec. !, 1861 ga
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Dividend Notice.

A IL PERSONS otuina Stock 10 ne kolsusyills
"A Turnpike Gompany, and claiming unpald div
eends "a - stock 10 % January, ltdf, are heeeeJ
D0uned 10 pseseat the same Dr uaYlnent y ~
Weaver. q fre Planters Hanf 81 TEr1aElea, Nah
vile. on o. bsiors ths - Il a1reh, ltas of ne
sane VII aot = pad. B. b Etla., rfss
a - AoislETilia Ia11Ei - ees.i i
nashville. 5sT.zl issa- ast--tHa
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pnrannal Nniica

AR JOIN HOWARD will please ell On /
I'M Howard, NJ the United Nstes CIsim AgeDev
OF HoFard Nelson, No. "a North Cherrv ar;
uesriy opposite the State Bank, and learn seme,
thi Z Of material interest 10 him, Idqe6IW
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For Sale

A DElIGsTFUL Cottage in West Nash Vile in
a sight o. the n & Z, RalrOaL Prae i, r0J.
Brick House on pemUmbIare street, with i've
IOl ms.
one story Buick on Summer street, with c OF
rooms.
A de Iabla Residsn q in West Nashville, ON
Knowles street. Price - 700.
A small Frame Cottage with four rooms, un the
Fr-nsliR pike, near the FlaaEhn Shups. Price
81 90 apply to
CALENDER 4 GARRETT
dacf-lW IDl
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For further informatioa ia rac.r,R 10
De sidlliQl success il tha sraa IN mi 81
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s5lisat Sucoess OF kashuIle's Old Favortes
Mr.. and NIrs- =. 4, OATES

th.- evening wll ho presented the Baauts Sri R5-
l - il'',lls tom Sir Weller scoifs Bowel arr-
uei hon hoAi produc 4 Eilh a. he 0lisiusI ma
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AUCTION SALE or
Government Buildings.

1 WILL cfI-T fOrfae. a. Public Auction. the fol
l losing GOss TaR,ent Buildings, at Nashville
Tennessee. Sic 20 commence on TUESDAY, d
uem9er l2.b, 1865 At 20 am 10 the order which
they appear "a this advert stment, aud continue
from day TO iay until all sold. Sale 10 b mad
on the preIns' s. .
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scale Of Prices.

NoTicF-JAAsdE OF hHE.--On aad al or MONDAY.
uoioosi On. ne doors vii b opa1s.i al al I,,,sl
NE Caria.n VII ri-e =. - prsci.eiy.
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DOCTOR McCllL,
s0TlNIC RRYSmIAR.

% ruE iHkAtMENT o. pIsFtslss m
ttuh Airta HIN WITH sUOCkE.I II.
eiAEA STATES, Az or Ia ia
aAaAflLl4h, 1ENNlgasN
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R. G. THOMPSON

ID E-PECrFULIT inf5rns his hisnis asi en-.
IL ioinsrs, tlIsi 10 addn tnn 10 hs sell suovl, -
icon opposite ths 81 Oloai HnfsI h. has ss.-i,,as
ne shove aouse. Shere eas b tocld the chores
y infs and laearrl o. al klEdsi Isarl ~ -
a-eeo q even hrH1q, q b ioaas . iAsCsy -
as6sassr College sFss., scar ualsn.
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New Theat~a

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ERIsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of PTopasions and C0shtng, June II, 1907
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Irssn
Beef and Vegetables will be received % tn1s Sq
reau until O'Clock p. on the Ist DAY 81 ySX
next for the supply Of 2sG oo g9Trds q Eknsa
BLKs, at the Warrington Navy Ysra and station 2.
good qusiity, aud the best the market afordss
and each article must be offered for by the leund
The Beef to be in equal proportisns fore and Aind
quarters.
Bonds, with approved security. will be required
In one half the estimated amount Of the contract,
and twenty per cent in sdditien viii 20 witaneio
collateral security for the due performance OF the
contract. which will, on no account, be paid until
it is fully complied with .
Every offer ID ade must be accompanied bya writ
ten guaranty. ri sned by one or more responeible
persons. that the bidder bidders will his or
their bid be accepted, enter into An obligation
within aye aya. With goo and sufficient sureties.
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied BY. such guaranty. and By sanstsctory
evidence that the bidder il regular dealer in
the Articles proposed, and has the license required
by Law.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposals not considered advantageous to the GOV
arnma0t 10 H.t0
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FROM PANAMA.
Wreck OF the Steamer Golden Rule-Crew
and PpsSenoerS Saved

NEW YORK, June 2-The steamship Ocean
Queen has arrived, with Panama dates of
June 10. The Star and Herald announce the
wreck OF the steamship Golden Rule, OF the
Roncados Reef, thirty -hve miles from Old
Providence Island She was bound to Grey
town, and had six hundred and twenty pas.
sengers for San Francisco, besides full
crew, all Of whom were saved and landed on
the island, with sufficient provisions to sup.
port them until taken or
IL appears that the Golden Rule had just
exploded one Of her fiues, after which she col
sided with q ferry boat, damaging one of her
paddle wheels, and OBTAINING her from going
10 sea till the I'D ult
At $40 A. NJ. on the 30th, In heavy rain
storm, she struck rock and stuck fast. On
the 9Th the United States steamers Huntsville
and State Of Georgia sailed from Aspin wall
FOR the wreck, and TO bring away the passen-
gers, who were taken to Aspin wall and for
warded TO San Francisco by the steamer Amer.
lea
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RoPOs AIS FOR FUEL.
: onartsrmast.,,s ono, o: S. Marire cerps.

Qnartsrmastsr's Oaee. o. S. Marine Corps,l
Wdsaia gton, June Sd, 1865. {
Sealed Proposals will be received at t,is once
until FRIDAY, the seventh day Of JAY, 1872, st
The y. s; Marines, at Washin gton; D. {. during
to be good merchandise oak, and to be delivered.
piled, measured ard inspected at such points
within the walls of the Marine Barracks as may be
designated By the Commanding Marine omssr,
free OF expense to the United States The cosh
to be best white ash anthracite egg coal. free
from dust and to weigh 2240 lbs to the ton; to be
weighed. inspected and delivered at such points
within the walls Of IL. Marine Barracks ss may
free of expense to the United States, and both
wood and coal to be furnished upon the quarterly
requisitiens of the Commandine Offcer, showing
the Quantities required asreably to REGULATIONS.
Payments will be made upon the receipt OF ac-
counts duly authenticated By said Commanding
Officer.
guaranty to be signed by two responsible per-
sore " hose responsibility must be certified to by
the g. District Judge, Z. s, District Attorney
or u. 8. Collector, must accompany each propo-
sal, otherwise it will not be considered,
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel" ana 90"
~ W " W. B. SLACK,
je5-Iav4w Major and QuarterE1aster
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE
jeff Davis not IN lrons-His Health MucI
improved Since y is Impfis0nm emit,

FORTRESS MONROE, June D AS incorrect
statements mot emanating from this point
have appeared in the several journals regard
ing the health and condition of Jefferson Day.
lie. we would inform the public that his health
at the present time, Is much better than when
Ian ded here from of the steamer 'Clyde.''
This morning he was seen by our Informant
engaged in smoking, and apparently in q calm
state OF mind. He is not in irons, and his "a r
tiers are very comfortable.
Steamer Zanubia sailed last evening for
Texas. Steamer Eagle No. 3arrived from Bal
tmore with load of rebel prisoners. Steamer
Eliza Hancox arrived from New York. Steam.
er Falcon arrived from Morehead City Steam
ers Consultation and Northern Light sailed
for washington.
The propeller Sea Gull sailed for New York,
with barge St Nicholas in tow.
General Nelson A. Miles, COMMANDING this
pos {, has established quarantine regulations at
the entrance TO Hampton Roads.
Steamer Thomas A. Morgan, Captain Edgar
from City Point, arrived this afternoon, with
the 112th Illinois regiment, bound for Balti-
more
Propeller Andrew Hardy, from Richmond
with horses, arrived.
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lie 5.1aK4I
DKOPOsALs FOB FORAGE.

e G s's 5; 4! 'ss
.
"a or ossnd straw
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
max. n:
sss quantity OF sach article to be deliver.
vssa u shall be
The price must be written out In words on the
to Ss s II fOGa, :tSus sack, Q,
Hssy md Straw e g securely ssied. .o -
Hay. ot Straw proposed to Ss delivered. musf b
All the articles offered under the bids herein In
w e :nSst to Fsf e the
Senssss Iii 9 sSas.ssa Rom ams q tim. To-
he lowest Responsible q the interest Of
Z. -. aha
haze been 1 !dsliyeEsd and aeeeptsd. -
Il Ssfsa :.
as ssnsi.ss fer the s.%.s yisS GOOD 's ssd
g 4: . q e e.
n conformity with the tsfMs Of this .ayer-
enter into the CON tract they to make good the dif
ference between the eaer ef said bidder and tho
fegpOueloi0 D1dQ0r, or the NreOn To
whom the oontract may be awarded. =
The responsibility Of the RuarsnroYe must be
shown by the official certificate Of United Staten
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs, any
or reeponsiblc person known to this ONCE.
All bidders will be duly notified Of the acceptance
or rejection Of their proposals. 49, Ia.
The full name and post onice address OF each
bidder must be lesibly written In the BRO
Proposals must be addressed to Brig; Gen d. h.
1ucker, Chief Depot on ar term aster, Washinefon
.. @. and should Be plainly marked AsProposais
for Forage" -
tract. signed by the contractor and both Of his
euarsnters viii be req uired Of the meeessfui bid.
III ferns OF bids, guarantees, and bonds MAY
be Obtained upon application to this enhcs
Win Be epsned and examined ct this ON &c on We'd
nesdsy and SATURDAY of each week ct Il m. Bid
opening Of bidsn they desire; n ,ro--.
ssas.tf Bris. Gent end 0uartsrmastsr,
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PROM SOUTH AMERICA.

1ut htVoIutIon IN Teru-DLIIIcuIty DC.
tween Spain and Chlli-Gen. Sickles
Coming Home.
NEW YORK, June a.-The steamship Ocean
Queen, from Panama, brings SlS0,O0O in trea-
sure.
Panama advices state that the steamship
Colorado arrived in seventy-two days from
New York, and sailed on the 18th instant for
San Francisco
makes little progress
Chill is threatened by Spain if she does not
come to terms
From Australia we learn that the pirate
Shenandoah had gone west from Adelaide,
PROBABLY to the mauritius.
Late advices from Central America bring
the news Of the complete defeat of the Barrios
revolutionary party In San Salvador.
Major General Sickles left the 1sthmus on
the 10th for New York.
Col. q. NJ. Totten is passenger on the
Ocean q ueen, ha wing been unsuccessful in the
negotiation Of the new Panama railroad con.
tract.
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY

WAR DEPARTMENT, June 6. ,ssk
un.a b s suDsp
ssh fes the
sIst day Of July next. 'A' ''A' commencing the
Ens 4nss %o Be Of the quality
The 5iaases Vii e. 1iS
bond, with approved sureties, for the fafthfnl fn
the right to order the articles a will
deem Proper. and to increase diminish thss
Articles not named in the schedule below ara -
be furnished At the option Of the Department st
Paper made of linen stock.
e reams pispatSh Cap. weighing16 pounds,
500 reams Foolscap. ruled or plain. weighing "A
scoseams Quartz psst. ruled or plain. weisbin. u
200 resms Qusrto Post, ruled or plain ,vaivb;n N
iOrsams Note Paper. ruled or 1 plain, headed q,
TEAMS ! s:as' B Slssii1ssP ssss.'
pse.sr s .s,. Feya
snvscps: s@s1,1 s sasi rl plain
SOoI ENVELOPES, letter sizes. extra heavy. headed
5000 1nvelopes. letter sizes. extra heavy, he.dsa
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go DOZEN Penholders ''
20 dozen Ivory Bolders.-
10 dozen 1fAsers, ivOrv handles
10 dozen Rodgers or Wosten holms four blade
Penknives. "NS
dozen Scissors.
5 dOsen Shears. s... .-<a-.. 20
Ssyyssssa s s:sk 1ss
40 dozen French Carmine.
Is dozen IInkstanas. Diapers. Whitney's, or equal
100 gosa 1 SEALING wax, scarlet.
q s Taste. ssscIssa saSr,
dozen Red Tape. in pieces, assortad
40doZen rolls Red Tape
200 pounds Linen Twine
S0dozen large Jars Mucilaee, with brushea
10 dozen quart bottles Mucilage
10 dozen Blank Books
20 dozen pack Visiting Cards.
5dozen Pen Racks.
10 dozen Rulers. y,
900 gross rubber Bands, assorted,
dozen Memorandum Books,
dozen boxes Notarisl Seals,
2do1en Portfolios. 49, -g- "..
dozen boxes Dyelets.
ldoZen Eyelet Punches,
5dozen Letter jiies
Is dc zen, Writir Fluid.
dozen Letter Clips
10 pounds 6po nge.i Ir4Es#F ~'
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125 yds. Ifacin Linen. tt
3 dozen Sponge Cups, 1870 -.r--
5 dozen PAPER Weights. f- re.s
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The Remains of Mrs. William H. Sc.
ward at Auburns

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AURURN, N. Y, June 23.--The remains OF
the late MRS. William II. Seward left Wash
ingson On Thursday morine at ~ O'Clock in a
special train, provided by the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. under charge of Assistant Su-
perfntendent Ducart, and arrived in thus city
At O'Clock this morning.
Theremains were accompanied to this city
by Secretary Seward General w II. Seward,
and Fannie Seward.
MAJOR General Hancock, General Mitchell,
OF General Hancock's stan, and Major Morris
surgeon United States Army, one OF the Sur.
icons VINO attended Secretary Stewards
seward. Hl 10
Tne iunstA Of the deceased will take place
NJ 81; re,eI > S9nSreh, in this city, tomorrow
Secretary Stewards health 6oas nor sean, 10
have been Injured by the Journey. He bore
tia fatigue remarkably Wen Az oSie
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPesALs FoR eTATIeN1RY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

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will be furnished to bidders. with the samples ef
All aei!sTis: YIN BE- suetss. 70 Inspection by an
and ths dsSsy IF ssy Ssa
article shall be deemed sufficient cause to annul
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Depar tine ut, Washington.
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ssnsrsss With s0od and sufficient bonds, if his bid
The f:ilur. to comply With any one order under
tire psnstY Of the ssorsssrs ses
MAY dIsst tie prrch.se opsn marLst
necessary to supply the deficiency caused bx sueS
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Scissors. for office use.
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Glass Ipkstands.
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Best quality Sealing Wax. made entirely from
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Recapture Of Carrinstsn, the Murderer.
BUFFALO, June 24.--Carrington, the murder.
or, and Given, bis accomplice, who broke jaii
;ured at Town Line Station, about fifteen miles
rom here The other two prisoners, who es.
taped AZ the same time, are vet at large