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THF OONFESsIONS AND EXPE

TIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIKECE OF AN INFALID--Pubiished for tho
bsasfIf gud e CAUTION 10 YOUNG MEE and
others who suifsr from Nervous Debility Frelna-
turs Decay Of Manhood, &C, supplying at the same
time TN mEAE6 Or SELF-0EEE. By one who has
ourod hiraaaif AFTER undergoing considerable quaoE-
crv. RT enclosing 9 post-pEid addreased enselppei
einafe coples may be had Of tae authOT-
EATHAhIEb HAEFAIB, Esq.,
EaaIE. BranklEn. Ktnza cauntE. n. d.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILs AT DEPOT,
s-siern IhE95gh arrives st 7:So 4. n, 2:l5 P M,
sa-aern Wsy arrives 81 1919 A. III
'4sresrn Through srri7es at $3.50 A. D., $40 P N
DO Way arrives at 2.5S P. II.
s.riussy Way arrives at 9il5 A. h.
o EcinuEti Through sTTiTes ct $50 A. a. SU0 ?. n.
20 Way arrives ct $50 P. n.
Pisiiburgh Through arrives at s:55 8. =.
Way arrives At 1910 P. NJ.
mshoui1g Way arrives at 10.z5 A. NJ.
a -ia-Gviile arrives st I0:25 A. M.
& 5t.ns Way strives ct go P. n.
se'sport, Sc, arrives Tuesdays, Thnrsds5s sna
Saturdays At 70 Ia
WSTTansviils arrives daily at l0:l5 A. NJ.
Ssst Cleveland and ElcIid arrives daily A. 81.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EAsTEHH THRoOsH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. 6eW
horSs Hartford and Painesyilie, Geneva Asiitsba
h I'D OOnnaaIt CLOSES st $50 A. n.
& s4sTERE f5soUeii, foT New York only, CLOSES ct
9;25 P Ii.
EAs4EzH THHoUeE, tor Er4a, Buhalo, Albany,
so5toa1 hs~ York and Hartford, closes ct 300
KlsrERs WAY, for all points between Cleveland
sSi Eric, closes st $50 I'm.
IE=TEsE THRO6da, for Toledo, Detrsit, Chicago;
ana Milwaukee eiosss at T:io A. NJ, Qeaves s:l0
aeEt morning.
WESTERN THRoUsH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Sa5JqUe, 81. Joseph and Cairo Closs1 at 800 r. II.
WEsIERs Way, for all points between Cleveland
slo Toledo, CLOSES st las r. n ....
SAEDUsKT WAY, for Ssndusky Rrd 81 inferme-
date points, closes ct $3.50 P. NJ.
CIsCEEATI WAY, for all points between UsVslsno
Ead Cincinnati, clo5es at T:O5 A. Ne
UIsCISHkTI THROUGH, for Oolumbus Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, CLOSES At T:O5 A. NJ.
OisOfEEATTI THEOUsH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
h0uisVie, 81. bOuis, Indianapolis Za1esvlIle, and
Rhoeling, closes 81 800 p. N.
PITTsEURGH rHROVGH for Pittabnrkh srd Waah-
ln nSiCn, closes at l2:50 P. n.
P'-TsRUReH War, for all points between OIeve.
A.;d, gsllsviIle, snd Pittsburgh Harrisburg, Phil
LierhiA, BAltimors sHd Washington, closes At TOO
A "a.
MAH5ERs WAT, foF eli points betvesa Cleveland
sRl Youngstown, closes At e:45 2. NJ,
MEADvILLE, closes az $50 A NJ.
MsDu5A WAY, oiOsss 6t $50 a. b.
sRo0EPOET, &c, closes on TussdAys, Thnrsdsys
Af1 Saturdays, at Il n
WzRBESsVmLE, CLOSES daily, l0:S0 4. Il.
E4sE JEHVEI4sB and EuoliG, Closss daily, 81 /
2. ID.
Nal snd DIop LstssyS SSs required b. law to b.
p,5-paid.
al City oiTouIaFs required 70 bo prepaid Witl
8 tEo-cent stamp.
U6los opon from T:s0 A. II. to T:sO P. HI. On
q C0WLEs. P. N.
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@aaEiaissiga AgeEsaanlg.
2, THATOHEE, b., 2. EURF
O. v. aARDEER, A. @ E'EAuzs
V4HAToHER GARDFER, BURT 6
Il CO.,
8TOHASsEi sD PRODUCE
con EHISSI0 AEROHAET 5,

Oi8os and Wzrehon I'D 70 mc,win stTsss,
CIEVHt OHIO.
FFoSTiotors OF th3 S.l UNION RAILW -
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN EhEVArOR5, tzt-
joining The Nov Freight Depot OF the O. o. / 4.
Railroad Co. on me-E11 street, having a stOrag
capacity two hundred -1d hfig Thousand busne Z.
Of Grain.
DEALER5 IH-Grain, El5uT, EssA, Hishzinsz,
Pork Lard, Butter, Seeds end 0uuutry Pfodlos
gsbssaiig-
Agents fos ''s=it Company Of 0nondsSaa sa;.
sold always At the Oomphny's prices.
salt, Water Lime and Grain g. ~ shipped oash
Q. O. o., o. L 7. OF @. s n. Railroads and thk..
connections, delivered IN Oar Lots Fcss Of DrnYass
-Prcpsrty received b. Railway, Osasi 0g Ves=si
for Sale or Shipment. Niu give PsTBonaI attention
to tho purchase sai ski5 q ProiIcs ard GeFohss-
disc on Commission
Liberal CASH ADVANCES szsda On ~
CORsiEnmenis. We are prepared - receive sal
Ship By Cznai, LsSs or REil, (vitacgt osstsg5. }
Grlnd-stonss, Marble, 8tavos, LuEnber and Cosfs.
Freights OF sn kinds, hsying tbs only eorgi0ss o.
the City for the TsHsf0r Of heavy Freighta.
~ ESfsr to Banks sBd Ba-inssz non generally
iunslS;R2g
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1LEVRLAND AND r0LRD0 R. R
-. wINTER ARRlHaEHHNR. lsa,-s.

ls54E. WIRTER ARRAEGEEENt. 1916,
On ana sftsr Honday, Oct, Slst, 1854, Fasseagcr
Trains viii leave Cleveland follows (Suudsys sx-
cepted:
S:i0 A. M.-OBI6AGO ExPREsS.-stOps st Bsfes,
0raTton, Obsriin, Hakoman, horWnlk, MonrCe-
Vile BslleEue. Clyde, Fremont and EimbTe,
8ud arrives st Toledo at 1876 ?. r., Glicaeo at
Il Ter. = and Detroit 5 20 P. n
2ff3 p NV ESTERh nAlL--StoVs at al Stations
On Southern Division, and arrives Gt 1bisdo Et
ls25 P. Nj Chicago OF 5 ;f5 A. y. and Detroit At
ll.20P. n.
8;20 P. m.-EORTHERE MAIL.-Etoas At Aii 81.
ions on Northern DiViHioa, and arrives al Bar.
duHkF ct 7.IO P, h.
1000 p. M.-NIGHT EXPRES5.-StoBs at Grafton,
HorWaiE, MonrosYille Clyde and frsmont, ana
aTTivss 81 Toledo ct IS A r.; Chicago st Y 30
P.E sad Bstfes5 Ets;a0A AZ,
.. CONNECTIONS.
0olEactionH made st d MoIroeTiils with the Sals
dUsEy, hansfeld q Newark B. r. at Clyde with ths
SsDdnzEy, Dayton Z Cincinnati 3. B.; at Fremont
with tie Fremont 4 Indiana II. b. +; and at Toledo
with tie HichgGn Southern a hOrtnorn Indiana and
koledo Wsbssh katiToaiH lcr Chicago, Detroit
jackson, Font Wayne LoFahsPcrt Lafayette. Oair-
Alton, st. Louis ERd Al points West, Northwest are
Southwest.
Trains arrive tn OlsFelsnd nom ToIsdo and Toe
y est 1t 9sD A. r., 2ia5 r. H., aud $50 P. H. FFcH
EaudusEF at 9:I5 A. 4. l., D. hUOkER, EaF't
Ui5yeisDo, Oct. %, 1854.
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GILT 0lLI oIL:I
AAEEAEDBR. SG0FIELD s Co.
BEFIEERs OF
Extra Petroleum OIL, BaRzOls aRa
sHsehiaePy ellis,

re pay particular attention 70 packages, thereby
saving cur customers much loss by leakage. Wo
guarantee our ell 10 give perfect satisfaetioa, ana
Eood a. sny made IN the city. Also. We PsT paF-
Hcusr attention 70 putting up
..# EAPTEA OR BEEE0LE.s
zu.tsbIs for Varnish aAnufactuscrE o. Fsiutsrs
7ss. On hand and for Ease
800 bbis extFA refined Petroleum On.
10o bhis Esod0Fizsd Bs1zois lsquai 30 TuFpensszs;
LOO bbls To. 1iBhrinsting OIL,
Ehieh Es vii coil a loVeet Ea-.rkos pFioss.
OErIcs-l08 st. Olsirst, formerly oooGplsd 5F
TD. o. Sooaeld Z o.
JoHa AEsLAapEa /
w. C. s.CFTHLD, ! OEETELANu, o,
EATHaa sJfzosg, hnriia
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-, soIS by ali the principal Druggists.
frlIsel .ilSsrl ~ fs-TV
DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS

sszinal, Urinary and Sexual Orstns-psw and 70.
Hsbls treatnent-in reports u tAs HeRAid AasO-
siasion-asnf By mall IN ra.lsd lsttsEE, sHreiepes
q charge. address Dr.. }. sKIBLEH HoUan-
TOE, Howard Association, No, South Eintb st,,
RhiIAdsBAia, Pa. HsEso'as
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5TIes AND HAIR WOEA.
4. D VS. EEE EgEABhIsEHES1s
TIE LARaRST N THE STATE

NTOTTCE TO COAL DEALERS
~ pron,ra1s viii be roosiyeSI nf ths City Clerks
0ssse UntiI tuesday, the 10Th day Of January, IN
stsnt AZ is O'Clock NJ, for furnishing and deliver
;ng 10 Soldisrsi Familics IN this cityi Three hun-
dred 3oO) Tons Of good veil sorsened oitnmin
finance COMMITTEES o. the City Council.
Hy order OF the City Council.
O, 3, HILL, Ci.7 Clerk
Janusry 5th, 1865, Jsn2'i''
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GInthtna.

WE WILL SELL, FOR THE NEXT
w Thirty Days, our heavy stock OF sURT0UT
OvEROOATs and SACK OVKRC0ATs, at COST.
A large stock of Business Suits, English Walking
Goats, Sack Coats, black Frock Coats, and Fancy
Cashmere Pants and Vests, at greatly reduced
prices. We wifi give great bargains in Under Gar
mentS and Gents Furnishing Goods.
Our Custom Department is now complete in every
particular. s. MANN,
deolb l62 Superior ST., opposite Bank st.
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PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Years at Union Ball.
Those who want Presents should give US call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
al should come to rs and Bargains secure;
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing fer Men,
Goats, OTercoats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the best.
We have sosrfs snd Scarf Pins Neck Ties and
Urayats,
Shirts, Gloves and CollaTs, suspenders and HatA,
Half Hose and Handkerchisfs. Wrappers and Draw
eTg,
Made ont Of SIX, Wool, Merino OF Gauze;
And many more things that ussfnl and nice,
Which for these times we'll soil at very low price.
Aud then for the God bless the dear creatures,
And grant that no SORROW msy ere mar their iea-
lures;
The present for them, which viii give thom most
pleasure,
And be in each household q blessing and treasure,
Is 6 EWING MACHINE, one Of sIEGEB's, you
know, E
Ia ahead Of an other Machines made to to sew. E
1t Is simple, { is handsome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine Huder the sun.
Tnsn AL who want Presents 10 UNION HALL bic,
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail 70
buy,
For the gifts that are valued and priced most of sll
HALL. .-
ISAAC A. ISAACS UNION HALL,
Eols Agent for the sale Of Singers oeebratsd sew
ing Machines, storr's AutomAton Prsssrs1,
and stTorg's Patent Army Bed-TTunk,
Corner Superior and Union-stE;
- Look ont for the Gisuta.Ua dec2l
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E'AMILY DYE CQLORS-A FULL
j. assortment Of these colors. livery family can
Dye thsiT own goods at a very small cost. The col
ora are bright snd durable, and effect great snv-
ing by masing old garments look 81 good as new
Prices 26 snd Is cents per package. Fer sale by
CHURCHILL & BR0THER,
del0 I25 Ontario street.
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DE-. OHFEsENIAFls PIELs.

have been StsndaId remedy for over thirty years,
nnd are the most efcctual one ever known for al
complaints REGULAR to Females To all elnsses they
are iaFaluabie iniuciug with ccrfaintT. PERIODICAL
regularity They are known 70 housapds who have
used them at different periods trouFhopt the coun-
try having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
Physicians in America.
Expllcit directions, stating when they shonld NOT
be used, with each box. Price OLE DOLIA per box,
or baXes for IS, containi G 20 to61.
Pills sent by mail, promptly secure from observe
ton, By rem ting to the Proprietcrs! SOLD BY
DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HUTCUINGs a HIULYER, !Prop'rs,
sI Cedar street, New York.
BENTON & DUNN NJ, II6 and MS SUPERIOR street,
Cieveianc, Ohio Wholesale AGENTS.
deSs. it3 drudswsW
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asImsifal alagtrntnfnts.:
HORACE WATERS,
GPRhT HUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT,

40. 4SI Broadway. n. \. SIS
EIGHTY New Pianos, MelOdeOna, Aarmoniums.
Alexandra and Cabinet Organs, st Wholesale and
RstaH. Prices low. SECONDHAND PIANOS q
1resf bargains, prices from SEQ to 500 New
octave Pianos, $3.50 snd $50 with gaEyeo leg e
10 $3.50.
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Ratent @tEsee agEafn.

T AIDES WRAPPERs AND DRAwERs,
IL 81 sizes, in Merino and Six.
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD 4 CO.,
dec8 21T Superior street.
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East atfEEf s5lnle. aahlE-
'.iA-5. Winter Arrangements fS64-S
rOR THz
ARRIVAL Af8 CLOSING 9E Halls,
At THB

Z l. Is V BLAND PO5T-OF FLOR
o0sHRsOiHa HOHoAI. oOTOBER SlsF,- 1864.
~ Mails giil be Opsnsd and ready for deIiTsry
'lss hour after arrival Of trainE.
u n Hsils close cDe hour hsfors departure
trans
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DR.. Cheeseman's PIIls

vas the commencamaat or anew era n the treatment
Of Irregularities ana obstructions which have oou-
signed so mans to premAtu ture grave No Olemale Gao
enjoy good health unless che s regular and Whenever
obstruction takes plare the general health begins
to decline These Pills form tho finest prrp r tiOn
ever put forward with I1fEEpIATE and PEiEsIETEET
SUCCESS DOH'T BE DE0ELNED. Take this adYer
tisemeut to your Druggist, and ten hin that you
Igaat ihe B BEsT and MOST RELIABLE mEDTCINE
IN THE WORLD. which is comprised Ia these Pills-
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e PLUS T

The o0ntust.n OF 10 gradients in these Pills is the
result OF l0n I'D extsnsiee practice they
Mill their CperRtion rannot do harm to the
deiCafs; Irregularities
P iniui Me1Etruati ms removing all obgtructons,
whether cold other Es6, headasi ie. pain in
palptafiOn Of the heart, whites, al
affections, mysteries, fatigue, pain the back and
limbs, &C., die urbed SLEEP, which arise from inter
ruatiGu Of nature.
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PROPOSALS.
Large Government Sale Of Coal.
100000 BUSHELS.
oUARTERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE

QUARTERMASTER GENERALS OFFICE, I
WAEHISsTON, DC, August5 :, 1865 4
OElLED PROPOSALS are invited and viii be re.
- ceived at the places and until the dates hereafter
named, for the purchase Of all the surplus Coal 81
those places, beloaglng 10 the Government.
At LOUI5fILLE, KY, Until IL o'clock m, o
Wednesday, August 80, fer Coal lying At Louisville,
Ky, and Nashville, Tenn.
At ST. LOUIS, Mo, until u o'clock m, Of Tues
day, September 5. for Coal lying st Cairo, H., Mem
phis. Tenn, Helena, Ark, and Mouth OF White
River.
At VICESBURG, Miss until u O'Clock m. Of
Friday, September Is, for Coal lying at NeksbuTg,
At NAfcHEZ, Mis-, until II o'clock, m oil
Monday, Septeinber IL, for Coal lying 81 Natchez,
Mississippi.
sepa. ate proposals will also be received at the
same time Tor The Bsrges or B.sis containing the
Co1L
Each envelope confusing q bid shonid be sealed,
snf the nEne or number OF the Barge containing il
endorsed thereon, End addressed 10 s. Brig. Gen.
Lewis B. Parsons. Chief Rail ana BiVer TrsnspoTta-
ton in care OF the Quarter Master in charge OF
river transportation ct the point designated for
opsn'nE the oids.
Payment to te made il Uniisi States currency
upon the a-ceptance Of any prOpOEaL, and PRIOR 10
the delivery Of TIE property.
The Government reserves the tight % withdraw
sny Of the Coal and The Barges containing u, and TO
reject proposals if deemed 100 low. u
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
LRWI5 B. PARSONS,
Bngadier General and CHEF Rad and River Trans.
portshon. angi2-td
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ANE0UNonEKE7s o. oANDIDAr2
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$750, 000 Worth
OF
Gold and Silver Watches.
GOLD PENS, CHAINS
Bracelets, Rings, Sets Of JewIery &c.

TI0 b disposed Of 81 ONE DOLLAR each
= without regard 70 value, and not to be psid fol
Until yoa know Whist you are 70 receive,
Our inducements are the greatest ever oHeredtoi
obtaning good Jsgelry st low prices.
Cefaneses pi al tEe articles named in our circu,
ar sre put into envelopes, sealed CD. and mixed
and Fnen ordered, are dHan. without regard &
choice, aod sent b nal. frss q exDense. giving Al
a lar chanca. IL vii then Be- At your option <
send One Dollar ior the article or not, SATISFAC
T1ON l. GUARANTEED n all cases, and as there
are no BLANKS Il Is impossible tor any one 20 re
eeiFe less thsn tie value al their money.
Our list comprises $4,000 articles, valued Al
nun . &l3 eaeh. CONSISTING o. 6e1ts' and Ia
cies Goid mo liver Hunting Cased Natehss, hi.
mature Msglc Spring snd enap Locke ;, Oval and
mo1Riea EbonY holders, Gold Pens with silver ex-
tension csses ana pensfis, Cod Tooth and EaI
Picks, Chased and Stone set Ring, Bosom Stucs,
Sleeve Buttons. tTarefy OF styles9 California. Liza.
mend, Solitaire and Cluster Pine, Gautsi Masonic
Pins and Ring. Ladies Belt Buckles, Sod Thir-
hes, Coral, Opal, Jet aBd Pearl sets n Ladies
Jeselry. variety 81 styles q Esr Drops md Brooch.
"a Chat aine snd LGog Guard Chsins. Cent? We;
snd Neck Chains, 6clS and Jet ReFOlaaz krooch-
e. e. etc
A circDlsr containing list o. articles. also ths
LHHEEAE INDUsH.ENIs ANB PHEaIUns We oFer N
forming Clchs. viii be seat free. Single Certificates
3 cents- dve for 81, thirteen 6r s. thirty three fal
g. one hundred or Sic. Our cenfrsl ioczton
brrgs o. near the most reno e points, and al or
deH promptly flied snd forwarded b return mai
or eIpress. M
Assss ssssd in every t0Ta S1a soqnty
IS West Fourth ST.. cncinnsh. ONO.
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Wood Miller Geo a :.
c.
PACK
IL h5i,s Ia
South Side Institute.
CAPITOL HILL,
Nashville, Tennessee.

TIE SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION q This IA.
s1tudon vii on the first HoDday
n september. The re opening d communication
nAs enstleo Teachers hitherto cut OF q resch the
institute, ard the Principal j. bow able 70 make tha
co4rse o. insiruct on more literal, naking q psri
o. sModern Languages, shich VIII be tsuEht BY
Eoom pushed and expareucsd European tsachss
nsti emnrHce kngifsh, Ererch ard Latin. taught
91t separate OF extra chsTEs, he first two BE-
tlE 90 Aofys TIE lasl optional. Fe1mEnship VIII
% AnHntty g competeuf aud eucceRhl Professor
- nkeN1Re Froposed 70 introduce a. a part Il
DeeAAt fchco ezercises, lie ucdsrs sFStam Il
fAEoT 0tnnAracs and fRrlcr Culture. nos being
y eHteosifey edopied and highly rasounende3
~ TIE most eminfut educaio~ pnl we55.sI rnen
m 1.-THE country, ~ convincing % arnusemeut mere
aaon. Rrsce snd eierance % frure ~ r,eiion-
health ami Wgor 81 body and miods % 80 Tsrsrfs
o. children VIII have hitherto been senf trom
school on account Of their health. A. poW s,,bieI
% seDd them % school for her heslth-
10 e~nlafElns TIE course, itfs pr0l,oSes q, i,,;t
the numterE % shout cne-haf Of those rsrs1v Il,
Gieudsnce. To secure 4 place Il Is desir.fIe tbsf
eariy application teoliid Be made. Terms strcf1~
10 advance. No pupil considered ~ eptere5 q.
piace secured, Until TIE sessions triton 4 pnsd
Tor terms and particulars Apply BY letter 70 p. a.
Box so o. gpon the p emisss 10 ths fri1ninl.
alRldn hn. ENAA HoicoABE.
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LIST OF LETTERS

RemGsnsag et the NssAvi1s Post Qfee,
wednesday; August %, 1865.
The List Of uneaIled fOr Letters has been
assigned 10 the Nashville USIos, By POST
master Lindsey, for the year 1865, Is the
paper having the largest circulation, in
GLIDING the army.
All letters advertised are subject % an exira
ebgrss n two ce1ts. Per. ons c1ing for them VII
piece - p~repared with the necessary charge.
Persons calling for these letters VII please saJ
fhev are advertised, and eve the date Of hsL
All letters not taken out IN one month WI Be
seut 10 he General Post ONCE ns dead letters
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At NATCHEZ MISSISSIPPI. Until Monday, Sep
tember Is, ~ m, Tor
One Wha1f-boat, 100 tons.
Model Barge Mollie-
Five () GunEaie Bargss-
Three Isl Cosl Boats
Al OF which can be seen at Ngtchez Mississippi
until the dsy Of sale. M
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A GINS, eFsryEhera, msia aad female, go C
"a 500 per month, 10 sel the "improEet Com
mon Sense Family eesing Machine." Pnce sis
This Mackise VII stitch. hem. ieii. tuck. cord,
sdrraasM Jr ~ Ara ysars. Circulars nee Ad.
dress Bliss a hckztarun, p. o. Box 1896 Louis
yllefkyr o. cal esl& JedsEa1i g., up STAIN. 4
anFis-loa
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

EOR Identifying the complexion. eEeesusly re
Il moving
Tan, Freckles, Blotches, and giving the Skin an
elegsnt smoothness not easily ataDedb y snyother.
It's use among ladies Of Fashion in the East gives
it a character for efficacy which at once stamps e As
Infinitely superior for The toilet Of any lady.
Can be Obtained from any respectable drug store,
and also wholesale or Otherwise from the proprie-
t3rs.
HURLEY, PUDDLE AGO.
Corner Seventh and Green streets, Louisville.
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H AReEeovERNMENT SALE
AsTrAmBoATs. Bkksss ANDsEIp-yARD.


QcaATEaMAsTER G1NE1AAe OffcE,
NAsHisc7os, DC, Jus 81, 1876.
sealed P~ropossls arc invted and viii b racsived
II the ofise d the Q1trssrmaster 6onesal thurean
OF RSil sDd River HansPOrtatenA ~ washington,
u. c., until the hrst day q September next AZ Y
O'Clock, 81. fr TIE Purchase ofthe oioWang named
steamboats,, Barges, aado other prope tys
SIDE wheel Steamer thiekamAaga, registered
sidswhseI Steamer Burnsids Esstered tonnage
Side wheel steamer Thomas. registered tonnage
s'ds-shssl steamer sherman, rs~gitsrsdtcnnsge,
sids-Thoels steamer wsuhatchis. registered ton
sds-whseI steamer Knoxville reEitsred tonnage
s~sde-wbeel steamer Dunbar tvrsct). registered
sssm,rhss steamer Kingston. registered ton
stsrn.wheel steamer KsnesHw, j gisered ioansge
les tons.
stern wheel steamer Bridgeport, registered ton
stern-wheel steamer HOlston. registered tonnage.
stern Wheel steamer Missionary. registered ton
stem-Thsei steamer Chattanooga. registered
tonnage, 50 tons.
sSeTn-shee steauer Atlanta. registered tonnage,
sias.whes steamer Resacs, registered tonnage,
1sz tons.
side-WheeI steamer Lookout. registered tonnage,
T73 tons.
sids-sheel steAme:stons River. registered ton
mage, 2I4 tons.
side-Eheel steamer 0nch. registered tOnnsge,
- ions.
Also, ssven "a 6unHaie Barges.
One Row Boat, and one Model Barge.
All OF Hhieh can be seen 81 C~heftnooga, Tenn,
at any tine prior 70 the day Of sale.
Also, Scr the buildings, Ways, stalorary machine.
y snd appertenances IN the United States Ship
building Yard ~ Chattanooga.
A fu1 de crptoo Of which can b seen NJ the
Offices Of the Qusrternasters Of transportation a
Cincinnafi. Louisville, Nashville, st. Louis, and a
Chattanooga
Proposals are invited for eaea boat or barge seps
rately the name Of the bost OF description Of the
barge . be esigaaied il the proposal
Afull description Of the properly nsY be obtain
cd on application to BreTetCol0Re Arthur Edwards
A. Q. NJ. ST. Louis, No.
Zach envelope cnntsfniug q bid should be sealed
and endorsed sPropOsai for Steamers, Bsrges, ans
other properly a Chattano9g." "BureGu o
Rail and River Transportation, and addressed K
The Q1srtsrmss5sr General U. s A. Washington
DC.
Payment tobs made IN Uoited RRses c~urrenc,
upon the Reeeptssee OF any pTop0sal, and prior z
the delivery Of the property.
Iha 60Fernmeht reserves me night u V1thdrae
soy Of the shove pEoPsriy. and 70 reject proposals
By order of1hs Qusrtsrmastsr GensrzI.
Brig. General and Chief Of Raj and River Trans
portation. augs-f
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For sale.
Chattanooga Rolling Mill.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
Once Of Director and Gen1. Manager RI UB. :
Washington, y. & ia ~, 1855. J
DROPOSALs viii be received al this Office unl.
il Il o'clock room, on Wednesday. September
18th, 1868 10 purchase the z. 5. Military Railroad
Rolling MIL at Chattanooga, Tenn, Win the ma,
ehinery, tools, buildirgs. fixtures. and track con.
nectiug the Rolling Mil vita The Nashville ana
ChsttanOoga Railroad
1hs mill snd machinery constructed 10 ra-r0I
proved rhaTacter.
For fall descr ption and details Of operation, ca
pacuy, &C apply n person or By Ieuer, % T. ".
lardiey, superintendent CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
All bds should b. endorsed .'Proposals b. pur
Chase ChsttanOogs Roling Mill"
DC MCcALLUM,
BreVt Brig. Sen, Director md General Manaeei
Military Railroads u. 3. augIO-td
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Dissolution Of COpartnershIp.

aaa eEAsHvrLE, TEEs., Augusta. 1885.
THE firm Of Tlford & Hays il this dsv dissolved
\ BY mutual consent W. II. I1ord IL alone
authorized to use the name Of he firm IN hquids-
tOs. he assumes al the liabilities, shd Will collect
ell amounts doe said firm. laugb-u