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No afs anihlf ifl w announce ihe hane
u Jfmn n, sHuggf,nf NlHf t., oupniy.
tti oaal lita M Difira ATTORNEY IN ~
.tni1 Jaltfial bIhiu0i, ramfosfi " uia
f%olutie. NJ %llppah, Aarshaii, Desoio,
fsiali aui lal9ailg,
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PROBATE JUDGE.

We arc authorized 70 Tho name
OF Oryille Harrison rs q candidate for 70.
election to tic Office VI Probate Judge.
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NOTICE.

lv0l sell 10 IT, highest bidder for sash,
On tic 18th day of October, on tho place
sbore I live, two md a.lalf miles North
veal d Eureka, Lnown y, tho Wren farm.
tho ~fDllouibg rlopcrtyi Cows, o%al,ss,
sheep, hogs, fowls, corn, fodder, wheat,
oat', peas md potatoes, q line jack, i've
yeafs old, md number Of other things.
Sale ommcnec NJ ~ o'clDck.
sepa9.3t. JOSEPH JOHNSON.
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CTKuutT CLERK,

We ss aathorised TO announect the name
d John U. Harrison, ~ candidate for
recollection " the ofise of Circuit CLERK.
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TAX ASSESSOR.
COUNTY s~uevEYoR.

We are asshorissd 10 snnoanee the usms
81 A. A. Crawford - Z eaniijsSe r.
county Sssvsyor.
We arr authorized 10 sMnouses he
name Of J. d. Porter o. . candidate Tor
ss-slsssion 10 The otkss Of Csusav sssvsy.
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Juper or rnn nun COURT.

We are authorized 10 announce the name
Of ". l.. Harris Of Lewndes csupt,. - !
candidate for ~re;elecsieua 10 The onsv sf
Judge Of the high court.
We are authorised 10 announce The name
OF !. W. Harris Of Marshall county, q :
candidate sss Ssdse u shehigA sssfs.
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AUDITOR OF PUBLIC Acrorx,.

AUDITOR or PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
We ase sssAorses 70 annosnee the mana
u Public Aseeuass.
We are authesisea 10 ssssunee skers~r
Of JctaR Mil % . sss1t1HsS r. Isi;ss.
II psbls Acesuuss.
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SECRETARY or A T

We ase Authorized 10 aanouuesshs nm.
o. ~. uarercve. y Rankin county, ss q
cssdRdsss for Seesesesy 81 state.
wsasssahoised to auneunee ~ ssu.
q M. Hams - sssdidass for Ssssssssy
81 State.
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Hat Manufacturers.
The Memphis Hat Company,
HN M 4f' WHfHi4
400 MAIN srR'r. OPPOSITE couR1
eUIfflnua uQUAnH lHl NON YNiaa

Our friend and halter, N. n. Miller, Al
usual, In bis glory selling hats 10 'isr.
chants from tho Mississippi vsllsy. AZ
g We appeal 10 you 70 hive your eyes opes
In purchasing yclS goods, W prosperity DO.
ponds upon your purchases 10 buying your
goods NJ regular houses, who understand
their business. liwy your dry goods mt a
dry goods house, your boots and shoes n .
shoe house--your hats of q regular hattcr,
such as the Memphis Hat Company. Our
Wholesale rooms In the second and third
stories sell from three 10 Viz dollars less,
per dozen. than any varis,y house Of u
mixed stock. .t'I, LElDy 4 Co.
scplj.3m.
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pnonATI CLERK.

W. are nnthorixcdto tho name
Of W. I. Woottcn, as n candidate for 70.
10 the Office VI PROBATE Clerk.
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James N. Bradford, Of The FRS, Missis.
sirpi Cavalry, having lost his left arm nj
Selma, and being thereby made dependent
upon his pen Tor support, - q caudidat,
for the ollcc Of Probate Clerk.
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WAsHIseroS y. C.. July &C. 1865.
PROPOSALS. for HEATING APPARATUS

i SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received at tho Office
OF the Supervising Architect Treasury Department. Wash
ingon d. C.. until II OF August 49, 1865 for all the im
proved Heating Apparatus ot ~aer Gouds patert that
may be required Tor the various public buildings IN charge Of
thi. Department prior to the 18th Of August 1906
The required will be the hot water system
hot water and low pressure combined tGoulds paou
and bidders required TO furnish descriptions plans OF
their mode OF construction.
Tho Appsrzus must In all be furnished and put
within reasonable time from date Of order and
mast be in perfect working condition When turned the
proper officers.
The bids be cubic foot OF space actually heated
and the ptcs 20 oil expenses whatever. Screens,
pointing cutting OF constructing masonry &c. f. the
freight and actual transportation OF mechanics the
services Of suitable cannot be procured In the places the
apparatus 10 10 be put up, Willie paid for extra
Payments not exceeding 80 per cenum Of the value Of WORK
done will be made during the progress Of the work upon
tihcA.es authorized oce 40 per cenum will BE- paid for
after the work has been completed and thoroughly teed dur
ing period Of cold The balance Of 10 per cent viii be
retained for twelve months after completion Of All
repss alterations becoming necessary durng this period OF
twelve months and which occasoned by imperfect
working Of the apparatus must be msde At the cost OF the
responsible persons IN tho &5 900 that tho bidder viii
accept and perform tho CONTRACT awarded TO him the s
cheney security be certified by the Collector Of In
tenA kevenus u tho District The Department tho
right reject any all the bids II II be deemed to be the
interest OF the Government to do so-xnd bid will be
sdercd that does not conform to tho OF this sd
vrrtisement-
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals for Healing Ap
paratus and be addressed 10 Supervising Architect
Treasury d. apartment. -
Supervising Architect
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Wnars0Tos, d. C., JAY ~, 1865.
PROPOSALS for BURGLAR-PROOF

l. sAFEs.-sEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at
the Office Of Supervising Architect Treasury Department..
Wi.hn-'ou d. c. until u IN. Of August 49, 1898 for all the
Fire and Proof safes aud Vault, required By the Treas
ury Department pror to August la 1900
Plans and specifications can be obtained by application to
this office personally or BY letter.
The locks for safes viii be furnished by the Department
bat be the contraor without extra charge
The Safes be delivered and set within reasonable
time date OF order at their place OF destination in perfect
condition. ard the Loeb mus, DO Ia perfect working order
when the Safe Is turned to the proper officer The bids
10 be- for superficial foot measured the outside ard the
price TO cover ali charges whateyedoor fixtures painting
tc except locks Freigh, and actual transportation
(e,cusiye board) Of mechanics the services of ua
bic be procured at the place where tho safe 10 to
be- put Up. win DO paid for extra
An bids must accompanied by the bond Of two RESPONSE
beporsos In tie Of $1,000 thu; the bidder viii accept
and perform the contract awarded to HIM ne .ucsncy of
the security certified by the Collector OF Internal Rrye
the District. Tho Department the RICH. to
iect all bids II be deemed the interest Of tho Govern
ent to do bid will be- considered that does
form 10 the requirements Of this Advertisement
Proposals should bs addressed Proposals for Safes end
Vaults" and DO addressed TO -, Supervising Architect
ISAIAH ROGERS, Supervising Architect.
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IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.


We will offer for sale, on the SECOND DAY OF OCrO-
RI ,a5 on the PREMISES the valuable Iron Properly known
a. THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, whG.44l acres
Land about 600 acres good Fsnng Land cleared and under
fence situated on the Cumberland River hy miles abov. the
month In LYON County Kentucky, embracing large and
comnlste Rolling Mill Forge with twenty MODELLING Fires,
Machine Shop continuing Lathes Boring aud Planning Ma
chimes with Boiler and Engine to separate from Bill
with trist Mill attached large Warehouse, Dry Goods
Store Brick Office aud large number OF Dwellings for work
Also about foity thousand bushels oil Stone Coal and
.ixty thousand bushels OF Charcoal.
Tie Iron Works have been in successful operation for
number Of years andthe reputation OF the Iron fully estab
shed with capacity for man- five or six thousand tun OF
superior Charcoal Iron yearyunsu passed by ranufae-
tory in the United States The facilities for obtaining Pig
Iron superior any establishment in the West there b.
ny three charcoal furnaces within to three miles o. the
MIL capable OF producing eight thousand tun Of
Fig Iron yearly.
Ti.e aces for ob;siuny cheap supplies of Corn, PORK ard
other articles unsurpassed.
Shipments Of Iron he made to the mouth OF the Gum
beflaid River all Seasons Il the year.
TERMS OF SALE. .
The Rolling NH Forge and Lands theIeuuto seched al
Tools embracing Mi or,e aud blacksmith Tools and Weigh
ing Scales be sold credit OF two. three and
years from date with approved secuIty, and lien re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid
Ii IL un1ersi God that the p.rclase Of the mill lands hnd ~
tu-es to take and iron scraps stone
coal charcoal farming tools carpenter tools com hey mules
cattle hogs iron safe and hx,uies in Office wagons csr
medicines etc. and pay cash at lair valuation two dhteI
esed fix sid valuations in case they do not agree 70
call in third man.
The object Of tie sale Is close up said partnership agree
ably 10 the articles Of copartnership .
Capitalists wishing invest in profitable iron property
will do wen examine the same where competent men w
until day OF sale lilLLMAN BROTHERS.
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QuAarKnxAsrrR GryEn,L'. OyyIc., !
WA'nisuIuN u . July q 10.
iE GOVERNMENT SALE of STEAM-

r ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE of STEAM
IL BOATS BiRGEs and SHlPYARD.-SEALEo
Of the General (Buresn Of Raj and RIVER
Trsnsporaiioa) a. Washington H. c. until the FIRST DAY
u the following named STEAMBOATS, BARGEs, aud other
pIsfiyb steamer chclam.u.. registered .unnas. 2c7
Side who'd steamer Grant registered ,unnsge, 100 tuns
Sidewheel steamer Burn'id- registered unnase 2ot tuna
Side wheel steamer Sherman registered mage 100 ufs
side-She. steamer Wsuhaichie' registered 'unna:e ~
Side wheel steamer KnoIie registered unnage % uns.
Side-whee steamer Dunbar lwreek registered tunnase -
srernwhee steamer kingston registered tunnase ~ uns
wheel Keneaw. registered tunsge lC5 uns
stewheel steamer Bridgeport, registered tunnage loi
tuns. oe 80.
siornwheel steamer Mis'onsry registered tunnsso l'
tuns m
Stern wheel Steamer Atlanta registered tunnsse 22l
wheel steamer Re.aoa. registered tunnase, w tuns
Sde.yyheel steamer Lookout registered tunnnge l7J tuns
edewheel Stone River, registered tuniase. 2|
Side wheel steamer Clinch registered ,unnsse - tln'.
Also, seven a. Gunwale Barge'
One Row Boat, and one Model Bsfge .
An Of which be at Chattanooga Tenn any time
prior 10 the day Of sale.
Also for the Buiin., Ways Stationary Machinery and
apparatus the United States shpbudins Yard at Chaa
DoOgn n---f 4, -
ouarerma.tos o. Transportation at Cincinnati Louisville
Nashville, ST. Louis and at Chattanooga ,
PIOpOths
name Of the description Of tho bage to be degnaed
in the proposal.
cation 70 Bre1e, Colonel Arthur Edw@di, A. Y NJ, st.
Louis, Mo. 49, =,
doed Proposal for Steamers Barges and other property at
Chattanooga Bure,u OF Rail and River Irensporiaon
and addressed to the Quaermas,er General u s. A. Wash
ington. d. c. -,
Payment be made in United States currency upon the
acceptance OF proposal and phor to tho delivery OF tho
property. 1890 , a,
The Government tho right TO withdraw OF the
above property aud reject proposals deemed too low
BY order Of the QuaIteTm1ster General -
LEWIS Is. PARSONS,
Biz General and Chief Of Rail and River TrlnSporson
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CHEZ QuARrERNAsTKR's OryIcE,
DsPoT OF WAsHIsGroy.
WAsHrs8Tos, ID. g.. August 4, 1875.
rs FOR CONVERTING FORD'S

II
THEATER INTO A FIRE.PROOF BUILDING
SFALED PROPOSALS. will be received At this Office until
THURSDAY August IT, 1865 at u o'clock NJ for converting
Ford, Thsater Ia ths city. into IRE proof building.
The building will be divided into three stories, with cast
iron posts wrought iron beams PhoniIvs make and brick
srcls, .nd floors The flooring to be laid In cement
Plans and specifications be seen On and after August
O. 1865 a. the office Of Captain H. Crowe A. Z d. cor
uer of Eighteenth and G-s,s., In this city
The should state the so asked Tor making The re-
accordance with tho plans and specica-
ons and the time which the work wiz be completed
Zine OF comp elton Will be taken into consideration In award
Ing the contract
aud two uree WILDE required Tor me faithful
performances the contract both to the q1ay oil tue ~o
and mater all. and the time Of its completion 49,
The responsibility Of the snreties must be csfhed 20 pys
United sstos DsrIct Attorney TO the effect that they ne
worth and above Their depu ana nAo"o'
the amount Of the required bond -, 4,
Proposals. should be addressed 10 tbs undsTssned sna 10,
dn,.s1 PROPOSALS. FOR CONVERTING SOhDS
THEITER INTO A RlREPROOF BUILDlN0n
D. II. RUCKER
p,.x.t Msior.Jen and Chief Qusrte rmsster.
Depot Of Washington
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proposals.

Wan DEPARTMENT, Opyics OF DIRECTOR AND J
OsSgRAL MAsAGKR MILITARY RAILROADS. Y. &. I
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 81, 1855
NOR SALE-CHATTANOOG ROLLING.
MILL-PROPOSALS will be received Of this Office un'
a, II o'clock noon on WEDNESDAY Sepenbe b. 1855 to
r,chs. The IT, & Military Railroad Rolling Mill at Chstta
pooss Tenn with the machinery tools buildings, fixture:
md track connecting the RoingN with the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad.
Ths Mn and machinery constructed to rero railroad ron
ara entirely new and ofthe most improved character.
Por full description aud details Of operation. capacity 4c'
andy in person by letter to 7 w YARDLEY, Cha'ta
All bids should be Endorsed Proposal to purchase Chas's
uooes Rolling MIL"
ID. c. McCALLUM Brevst. Brig Gen.:
Director aud General Manages Military Railroads. u B.
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Mem Publications
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Chances for Business Glen.

TWO ACTIVE BUSINESS PARTNERS
I WANTED In q Commission and Brokerage House o.
many years standing and Of high rcspecabty ApPy 10
Mr. ANERELL at a. j. Bleeckor, Son Co.'S, No a oedar'
ST.. Nj. TODD lat 10 O'Clock, m) No. 4s Finest hoom'
Nos. audB
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WANTED-A Secondhand Super. Roy al
w HandPrsu In good order
A Second hand Eighth OF Quarto Job Prsss.
Second hand Planning Machine 10 work BIZ for small
work. FOR SALE.
A second hand Imperial No Hand Press
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4 Let Of 5tsHtuS sa1 Pqlsys Ill In good ordss.
Aii,sS B3S Ne, tt,s. (. 0.
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Assn @ NJ oyrIcn, FonAes DsrAnrsssr'
CORNER WHITEHALL AND bnipanM h, (
Nnv.YoaK CIrT, 1863 }
vT,HIS DEPARTMENT. Is prepared TO receive
i written PROPOSALS for tbs delivery q C1hN; oAi''
Bids should state the quantity. description. o. tind p
place and time Of dsivsfy. he. ...s.
Payments 10 be made upon delivery Or " so'a "s'>~
y the ofhcs msy b u funds
SD. VGScHAGD C,pi al An, QavtssuAlts'
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no Vuutoc stuu " S'u"Nj
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THO LElen-By the Author o. Dennis DOnn.," ac.-
CHAPTER XXXIV.
Mr.. HuSrs Designs roa rHs GATES OF THE CENTRAL
PARK.
TYR CANADA Coin FsLDs-Thelr Richness, Accessibility,
Heath and Choapness Of Development.
MARIE DiUBIGEF OK TIE DEATH OF Mr.. LINCOLN.
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respondent.
TIE PASSPORT NIsB
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Geacbers h1autsa.

WANTE D. Immediately, LADY
w TEACHER Of Drawing and Painting Oil and Wstss
Colo must accomplished in the art earnest cnthusastio.
and will receive 500 TO 60 according to success Apply
within FIVE days from Aug. y, to J. A. NASH, No. III
Nasseust, New York.
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Goal, &r.

OCHUYLKIIL COAL. coal con-
~ PANY,
fOSice No. Is Souti's'il ,,, r ~. 49,
having undertaken the mining and ssls Of seho'''"'
, psn " ssn' BLACK HEATH and BROAD @oUN'
NJ" ' COLIdYKIES, . fr..Iehsa
formsrl, leased and ope.ated By Msssrs S's"
c. Offer FOR sale BY the cargo ~ dfes % .rurfyaKtA
SUPERIOR WHITE and RED Ash
,., III ~ ths N.urs Esciscisr WV
Tb1 eor nc ml - sor. to any offered 70 ta' "sa'
Know" ~ INV ORDERS SOLICITED.
E,uY"., AusSA |, ~" az. oAysL psssAssA
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furniture.



Ower-au.ed manufacture. Aio solid Chestnut aud anl
Chamber Suites plain ard ornamental Of H. f. FAkalNO-
Tons S6s Canast. opposite oossr Established lJi3.
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Eau Schools.

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL.-Circulars for
IA obainable from AMOS DEAN, Albany M.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
" The Eighth Animal Term Of this institution commencss
at No 81 Lafay.,te-pece NewYork, October Graduates
are admitted the Bar presentation Of their diploma
For catalogues further informs,ion address IhEoDoKH
w. DWIGHT, No. 81 lafayette place. New-fork.
7 AW DEPARTMENT., UNIVERSITY OF
IL NEW.YORK CITY.-The next session commences on
MONDAY Oct q Tho consists OF two ycafs. bue
gentlemen with sufficient PREPARATION may enter the senof
year Graduates admitted members OF the Bar by
special statute For further information apply personally %
by letter. to JOHN MOTION POMEROY, Unworthy Build
ins Washngtonsqusre, New-York
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