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NEW ,YORK, MAIL STEAMSHIP
1VCOMP ANYsS "Star line of Steanah ina

- OOuhE N ~ H - Nuo VI OkeahS0fps.
New York direct, the new and spfehdftf eide
whesl steamships -----
MORNING STAR. .24oo tons. Nelson, FCop'ier.
EVENING STAR. ..20l5 tons. Wimpenny, Com r.
GUIDING STARE. 1896 TONS Bells Commander
Kissing STAR..,-.2S00 tons.( Will be eompietea
rg e. If in August.) d7ocf n, s44f
The new aod first-clsss screw, Steamships
MlSSISSIPPI......260 tons, -, Comm nder
MARlPOSAN 1900 tons, Howes, Commander
MONTEREY e 1900 tons, Furbsr,s Commando
r The new and splendid steamship
.~-Is MISSISSIPPI,
prll leave the company's wharf, front of Jack
Square. on TUESDAY, July IL, at p! a.
eclseIy. .l'.et 6a.. 5aFsas ami. ~
The line is composed of the largest ana mosi
egant steamships which have ever been bull
this country for any home line. they ase il
every respect fitted tor ocean service and the
route upon which they run. Their passenger
acc )mmOd atoms are not excelled by those upot
any other steamers 10 the world.
Passage in sideswheel ships, 1st cabin
$50; ID do, $40 i; Passage in screw ships, Is
cabin $50. y -.rsF79s7 st.p.al syn |
Freia hit will be received at the Company
warehouse on the landing, at all times during
business hours, and the Oompany's rates fol
freight will always be made as low IS by AMI
otLer line. pa '9' " A"
For freight or passage apply to
j. M. COURTENAY, Agent,
jy24 80 Car0ndelet street
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PRICES OF PASSAGE
From New YORK to B1s en-, S9 london Hs,ss and

From New York to Bre en-, London, Havre and
Lu.f t.-.L g-lt Southampton: O. q Fe F4u.Cga
First Cabin $105; Sd Cabiu $62 50 Steerage $37 So
sT4HJ From Bremen to New York fl 40. VIE
First Cabin $ll2 30; I'd Cabin $50 Storage $45.5
Price OF passage are payable in Cold its equivalent
In currency, -r. -. M 80 r,I4
The above vessels have been constructed in the most
approved manner they of $500 and 700 horse
power each, and are commanded by men of character
and experience who will make every exeroh to promote
the comfort and convenience Of passengers They touch
at southampton on the outward trip for the purpose
landing passengers for England and France .fl.f
These vessels take freight to London and Hull TOR
which through bills OF ladng are signed ta : -
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each vessel
All letters must pass through the post once.
AJ- Nc Bill of Lading but those of the Company will
be signed Bills of Lading will positively be dev
cred before goods cleared at the Custom House,
No. Specie tax On to Ravre, Southampton and Bremen
at Ire lowest rates For freight passage apply
Ia -,-o. r- r 5sa OELR4CHB T. Co.,
No 68 Broad st. N York.
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nFFICA DEPOT COMMIssARY u
~ SU8sISTENGE.l adS ID EEisb srI7stgs.
washington, D. c., July Is.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 10, 1865
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited nntfi The 25tb
1ssI ~ o'clock M, for furnishing the Subsistence
ONE THoUsAND Il 0OO) BARRRts OF FLOUR
The proposals will be for what is krown at this Depot
as Nos and and bids will be entertaiLe ed for sny
quantity LESS than the whos ,a3sg7s EGsHf-SGf way
hss must pc in duplicate and for each gr AIDE on sepa.
late sheets of paper. sFe-NRFF . ~ ~ ~
The delivery OF the Fiour to Commence Within five
days from the opening Of the BIDS must be delivered
in such quantities daily the Government NAV direct
either al the doVer1ment warehouse in Georgetown or
az IN" wharves or Railroad Depot in Washington D. a.
80 Ihe deiivery I all Flour awarded TO be con,pleted
within twenty da. irons The acceptance of the bid
36ids Will be received for Flour to be delivered in nst
oak barrels, head lined. ''@' ." NO"
ray nient viii be made in such funds as the Govern.
ment may have for Disbursements
ne usual Government inspection will be made inst
oeIo1 the tur is received, and will be accepted
whieh IS not fresh ground, and of superior quality
AZ oatf OF allegiance must accompany the bid of each
ndder who has not the oath file in this Office and nd
bd VIII be entertained from parties who have
failed to comply with their bids or from bidders not
present to respond. ~
Government reserves the right to reject anv hid for
any cause Bids 10 be addressed to The UNDERSIGNED Of
No 22s ''1' Street, endorsed 'Proposas Tor Flonr
. 9.sssofi a5a- GS9I ed 7us E. +. BADGES,
- IN f1.sa =, .es-re4t Capt Q. s. v.
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eUARTERaAsTER GrsER4I's oFp1eE, a1@
-t'4yll R4s WAsHINeToN!D C,.Juiy no. 1855.

euARTERMAsTER GENER4I's oFP1eE, 36H
'.e sf4-1i2l' RA sWAsHISeToNyD O., July no, 1865.
Seaad Proposals will be received at this office until 2
NJ Tuesday Augusta 1865, for the purchase of twenty.
three hundred Mules, in lots Of ftyand one hundred
each, at the places named below, viz:
4 HARRISBURG. Pa lots so each: y 1fii <Re s.
- lots, loo EACH
WILMINGTON, Del "A tots SO ZACH
WASHINGTON, D. o. lots go 90 e each 3gasf
PfT1sBURd Pa, 49, s. eaeh s'' fad cir
N aGdfsd Ia0I" 1lot, 100 each. ,.,,4r,.fssg
These Mules will be put aside each lo bv tss,f and
Will bsee drathe Inspection fbidders al the places
named rsspeetiyely Tor ten days prior to August l.
Many OF them were Bought in the beginning of the
war - Eeung my the armies in all their
marches and camps aud are thoroughly broken, har.
dened byexei ciss gentle and familiar from being 40
long long surr ,, by the SO diers. -,
Though sound and ssfEiceabie they are no longer res
qnrea ~ the army and DO obtained at far 50
than their true value. @ " s041 = -Hs
he successful bidders will be notified in person or bv
telegraph ard required to receive the animal on or be-
fore August 8. 1865. ess~-sqs
that may be offered. u 'A''N' n ~ R'Fg7 Il ~
u Proposes sshou d be addressed the undersigned and
marked Proposals for the putchase II Mu.es."
- Fayment must be made in GoverAIneat fluids at the
BY order 81 Tie odarternnas General Hs ,saA
f2i etc fuOz q - JAM ES A. EKiN,
~ ~ Bievet Brigadier General, in charge,
e. tF%f- az az AFfsA First Disison @. nj, d.
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A Line OF SUPERIOR SCREW STEAM.
IA ERS daily between Providence and New
York, in connection with the Boston and Providence
Railroad making decidedly the cheapest Railroad and
Steamboat route for Freight between Boston and New
York The steamers are of ereat power, and built e.
pressy for this route. Freight taken to Philadelphia
aad Baltimore at low rates 81 |
For information apply to DANIEL MASON, Sup,t
B. p r. R. or to f. II. Rockwell Agent, 10 State st.
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"A SsasTANT QOARpERMASrEkt,s
~ once. Forage Department. corner
IN ~ n.tenaAA aAd hrsdgs streess. New York
are Invited for the delivery Of Corn Oats
sRa nsy 10 this Department. in the city of Philads
nius should be addressed to this Office and must
~ tne quantity description orknd, price and time
payments to be made upon the completion of ths d.
or as soon thereafter the Office may be in unds
ana In such funds may be received for
~ s.Iar 4. is.;at ,s 8. D. bUhIHARD
Captain and Assistant Quartermasteer
Forage Department..
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PROPOSALS EoR MEDICAH rs.

q Sealed Proposals will be received at the Registers
office until IL O'Clock NJ, the 10th inst Tor furnsh
ing the City Aims House with such Medicines as may
be needed for six months from the time the proposals
may be accented. Every article must be of the best
quality and put up in suitable boxes and packages and
designated by appropriate labels.
Payment will be made quarterly. Bond and Sc
curty will be required for the faithful performance of
the contract. The Committee the right of
Jecting any bid.
!. !. s,.l SAM. "A. HODGES, @. G. G. @.
aug lost i'y-
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STEAMERS,
A NCEOR LINE OF TRANS-ATL ANTIC
IA STEAM PACKET SHIPS,

Carrying passengers to and from the principal places
in Great Britain, ireland, United States and Canada
The welknown tavorite Cydeb iron teamers Of the
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
forwarding passengers at through rates their sna
ton either side of the Atlantic.
RATES OF PAssAaE-To or from New York, Glasgow,
and 500: intermediate, $s5 stesrage s25 Payable in
gold its equivalent In currency. Children between
and II years. half fare infants, under one Year. free.
For passage or further information, apply to
~ PATRICK McCLATCHE
-. t arU. IS 141 W. read St. Newark, ;,
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PRoPosALs.l
p IL o p o ssArLsyf
PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALLoW, HOOPS
HORNS, CHUGKs. Sims. AND TONGuEs.

PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALLow, HOOPS
HORNS, CHUGKS, Sims, AND TONGUES.
OFFICE DEPoT ConSnssGRT or SUBSISTENCE,
20 -id WARRINGTON, D c., July 10, 1855.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate are invited until the
list day Of July, at ~ O'Clock NJ for Hides Tacw
Heos Horns, ohucks, Shins aud Tonsu of an GovI
eminent Cattle slaughtered within the ancient limits Of
tine Dlsrlct OF Oounbia for four months from tn COM
mencement of the contract such time as the 20 mms
saIy General may detefniao 81 s1eIi -.
me above articles to be collected by the contractor
and removed from the various places at which the cattle
are killed at such times nay be designated by the
The number of cattle mouthIy vary and are now
killed at Chain Bridge, 6iesboTo, Con Camp
washington, and Alexandria; but other. places may
cnr within theprescribed limits where these articles
wi be REQUIRED to be collected --,.,. iiI, - -
The contractor shall be liable for all the Hides Tall
low Hoofs Horns Chucks shins, and Tongues coming
from all the Government beef cattle slaughtered unless
can be made satisfactorily appear to the Subsistence
& mat AL due exertion, diligence, ard care,
was made 10 obtain SAID articles. ... -.-
Payment will be required every days, In Govern
ment funds.
The bids will state the amount per animal for the
articles referred to, and be accompanied by
csttineae, af3davs OF each guarantor, and oath Of
Biank forms can be obtained by application
The responsibility ofthe guarantors nu st be shown by
the ocia certificate Of U0ited States istriot attorney
or United states Judge The certificate must be the
following form: f6lfl p iiIW sl9s7I
hereby certify that from evidence ertirev sa,isfae
eoIy 70 me- the aDoye named guarantors ara coed ard
they offer 10 be security. q Iz2osaS
uo unless made iHoHfaF-
nity with thea usual foi M and ian q aecempanied
guarantee, certificate, and afidavits w
All bidders must forward with their proposals an cath
aegiance unless one may be ON file with he cer
VINO shall open BIDS, and fully COM
plying with these requirements will be consider ed or re-
gagded as proposal within the meaning this adyer-
usohent AA5t}5AS Iona @EG.H mot a. AsraT
The contractors will be- held accountable fer the
hdes, Ialow hoofs, HORNS, CAucks acs1 from the
Bidders must be present at the openih of bidsto
respond to their names and all bids be endorsed
4 purchasing Hnofsk
chucks, &c., and be directed to the undersigned. u
4 ~ Iayi3.s 4,.s'g g. BELL, Lieut. Col andes.
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d. LEONARD SCOTT & co, Publishers,
lyN No. 50 Walker street, New York
DAILY AND WEEK

4V1 LIZ CLARION The Daily aud We xiv
Clarion is still published Meridian, ISIS and ronr
tains the latest tel grams from all parts OF The
country. lis present subscription list now ex-
ceeds the combined cirtulat ON of the Press OF
Mississippi, having circulation in seve ry COUP ty
IN that State. lthss been publishes for twru, "
Zine years, and bsen suspended during that time
but eight weeks, caused by the desiruetio1 OF
their flee BY the Federal troops snder Gen.
sherman, in February 1864. II il also the Offs
cial Joarnallof the State 1t has large and In
creasing circulation in Western Alabsms, in
Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas, constituting it
eof the best and most profitable ADVERTISE
msdioms to be found in the Southwest f-u =
Address J. J. SHANNON & CO., Editors and
Proprieters, Merida Mis-. eha4G issf
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GENERAL ORDERS.


new ORLEANS, June 80, 1865. :"
General Orders No. 8. e &
All refugees from the State Of Texas are notified that
the troops of the United Government are now Ia
military of that Stat that they can re-
turn to their homes with security.
The Majo aaeneral Commanding takes this occasion
10 have it distinctly unde po no home guards or
armed bands for seprotection will be permitted in the
State as the military force now In Texas and hereafter
to be sent there will be competent to protect ndivdas
and their properly. ..s----.- =
The inhabitants of Texas are notified that It ia and
has been the policy of the Con handing Gspel 70 make
neghborhoods invested by gus rlas ponsble for their
acts Experience having taught him that the Influence
the inhabitants energetcaiy exercised can nut down
this species Of robbery and murder. - - - =
By command of 4dajor Gen. p. II. Sheridan. I,i Z
s...:.s e. B, PARSONS.
Assistant Adjutantasnerai.
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II one 100 tons, carries 1870 tsns coal, s0M I',,m.
Der, one 6b TONS carries 60M Lnmber, one "a tons.
and one a tons, also several fishing schooners.
from eoto 30 tons. Apply to A. k. CRASE..
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Laws Of the United States.
PASSED an THE 81 COND SESSION
OF THE THIRTY 70 URTH CON,
CHESS.

An Act to authorize the Issuing of Patents for
certain Lands in the Town of Stock bridge
State of Wisconsin, and Tor other purposes.
Be ii enacted By The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentat tues Of The United States Of America IN Con-
q reSs Assembled, That upon satisfactory proof be-
ing made mat an occupant(s) OF unpatented Ian
IN the town o. Stockbri6ge, Calumet County, in
the State of Wise 9usin. which l. ss, by treaty Or
otherwise, been allotted to any individual mem
bers OF the StOckbridge or Munsse tribe of In
snds, are The purchasers, grantees, o. sssigness
Of such members of said tribes, the President of
the United States be authorised TO issue patents
Tor the landso occupied - such purchasers ,gi an
teis or assignees, respectively ProVlded That
in case of OLfltcung claims to aHy of the ots of
land the commissioner Of the genera lard office
is authorized to hear the proc of the respec-
tive claimants, and to decide which of such
claimants are justly entitled to said land, and pa
tents shall be issue in accordance with such de-
cison. ..
Sec Q. And be it further enacted, That patents
issued according 10 this acc shall vest in the pa
teutee title to the land described in such pa en- IT,
10 fee slmple, sHbj sct to any valid lien or incum,
brance thereon created BY srid patentes or those
under whom be claims.
Sec 8. And be II further enacted That the lots
of land IN said town OF Stock bridge belonging to
the United States, not hereubefore dir ected to
be patented, shall be attached to and form a part
OF the Menasha land district, and it, in the spin
on OF the commissioner of the general land Office
snail os Tor tpe PUBIC interest the same may
be sold at the minimum price of three dollars per
acre for lots frOntiog on Lake Wlnnebago five
dollars per acre for the two tiers of lots fronting
on the military road one tier of let's on each side
| thereof, and TWO GLARS and Fifty cents per acre
for the residue OF said land to actua settlers
| thereon possessing the qualifications REQUISITE to
acquire prescription rights, who shall prove to
the satisfaction Of The register Of the land office
at Menasha, Wisconsin, that he or she has made
Improvements to che value of not less than fifty
dollars, a'd is actually residing upon tneland !;
| the time of paying the purchase price NAV be ex,
tended Tor period not exceeding one year from
the pas age o this set: Provided, That no such
actual settler shall be permitted to p1e-empt
more than two Contiguous lots on which he Or
sire bas made improvements of the value of not
less than huodred dollars TIE lands not
sold within one year as beEeihbetore provided.
shall be brought INTO market and sold at not less
than the minimum prices fixed by this act.
Approved March 3, 1865.
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The wor ks will be printed on q greatly imgxdv-
ed qaatty Of paper, and whle nearly all Amefio
can Periodicals IRE either sdvanced il price Iog
reduced 10 size-and very generally both-+Ve
shall continue to give faithful copies OF all the
matter contained in the orig nal editionsl -
Hence, our present prices will be found as cheap,
for the amount of matter furnished as those OF
any OIL the competing periodicals in this country.
Compared with the cost of the original editions
which at the present premiums gold would be
about 500 a year. our prices (Sl5) are eGcesd-
'ngy Icy. Add to this the fact that we mske
cur annual payments to the British Publishers
Tor early sheets and copyright in Gold SO cost.
ing, US at this time nearly 81 SO 10 currency =
and we trust that in the scale We have adopted
we shall be entirely justified BY our subscfibsds
and the reading public. ag a sa s4s5
The interest of these Periodicals to American
readers is rather increased than diminished by
the articles they contain on our great Civil War.
and though sometimes tipged with prejudice,
they may still, c"rsiderirg their great ability
and the different stand points from whi,h they
are writes, be read and stsdied with adysnt.ge
by the people of this county Of every creed and
party. api gu srs s$sF s3Hg'l
-. LEONARD SCOTT & co, Publishers,
jyA No. SO Walker street, New York z
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THE NAVY. 3 1F'T7 fs.7i-7i

.t3triE j. hnaleJ sdJ NAyy DEPARTMENF,
,as,s BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND REcKrIrINa,
'S1 80 Jtns Vi, asos -
Sealed fropcsa to fuFAismat for she n ss for
me nsea pear ending both June, 1866 will received
at the buteau o. Equi ment and Recruiting until 10
occkA fthe z5ts day of uS &c which time
the opening wi ii be COMMENCED " ''sS3 - TT
The matefia and aitdless enSjraeed i'm the GLASSES
named are particularly described in the printed sched
gies any Of which WITH urshed Is scH persons as
Navy Yards and hose all the yards UPON
appreciation to the Bnreausi6 gsHj weu i'd uo6 a.
BIDDERS are eferred to the andants of the re-
spective yards tor samples INSTRUCTIONS or particular
and guarantees. '"l'! ~I0R1 Il n i-EZE
1.-The classes of this Bureau are ,iuberad ami, aes;
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VESSEL WANTED.
% v One capable of carrying from 1000 to 5000 bus
els of Grain. NORRIS, GWATHMFY CO.,
o aull - 81 .a "a Wide Water Street
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DIRECTIONS FOR ADMINISTERING AND RECORDING THi
A-At 2i-4t.a5H AMNESTY OATH.
t tN DEPARTMENT OF STATE, \

y-t= WASHINGTON, May 20, 1866
SlR--A copy of the Presidents Amnesty Pro-
clamation of this date is herewith appended. BY
a clause in the Instrument the Secretary of State
is directed to establish rues and regulations for
administering and recording the amnesty OATH SO
: as to insure its benefits to the people and guard
), the government az ainst fraud. Pursuast 10 this
injunction, you are informed that the oath pre-
scribed in the proclamation NAV be taken and
subscribed before any commissioned officer. civil,
military or naval, id the ervce of the Unitec
States, or any civil or military officer of loyal
State or Territory, who by toe laws thereof may
be qualified for administering oaths. An officers
who receive such oaths are hereby authorized 10
give certified copies thereof to the persons respec
lively by whom they were made; and such Off
cers are hereby required to transmit the originals
OF such oaths, at as early day as may be con-
venent, to this De- artment, where they Il be
deposited and remain in the archives of the Cow
eminent. A register thereof will be kept in he
Department, and on application, in prop4r cases,
certificates of such records will be issued in the
customary form of official certificates.
l am sir, your obedient servant,
WM. Il. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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No. 1. Flax, Canvas andii No 49, eSfseAe Iron fta
Il - II irvine, E1n d q IL, Soap and Tallow.
T. Cottoh,t anvas and 20 Brushes so graz
I"ihe. 70 Stationery 81 rs
2 Iron &c % Hardware
Tin ZINC. &C. IsIf pa Ship Chandlery.
b. 5v,Sperm iii. rs Coppes Wire
Z. cooking Utensiis IS& 90 Tirewdtd, TJI
"a ~ Leather, &c.sl q H. 81. Whale, NestsGoet
II Hose. and Tar OH.
~ lfgAunivftse. q o. s 81 Chain Iron a,l sfJ
ID. Lanterns aud r., IS Coal
% Lamps sij 40 Sheet Conner ;l-i
IA, OK Hides for Rope 90
The following the ciasses by their numbers re-
quired at the Respective Navy Yards: = fisg EG5e
aft4i .,s. -. ~, KIfTERY.
tesesf& CHARLESTOWN.
Nos l, u.s., z, 10, IL IA, Is I8 20 az ri rs 90 al
BROOKLYN.
O, Nos. s, H. II, H. 13 Is, 90 q. 2s a. 49,
;l....L. PHILADELPHIA, ~ ' ~
Nos 1898, s. 2. TO- IL, IL 20, o. a. 90, 81 DO u
IkI sn1J.i4 WASHINGTON
Nos. ], 2, S,4, g. II, IL 1s. % "a 90 a. i@ lasa
rs k2l gI Gf NORFOLK. H. s, ss
Nos 12,6,7, 10. Il, 49, Is, 49, 20 % "a, U.s. 30 81
HNVlTsHG PROPOSALS For THE PUSt
l. CHASE 0F-TWENTY- THREE HUNDRE ED GOV
ERNMENT M ULES. s.8
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Periodicals.

british PERIODICALS.-VI IN
1ILondon Qaarterly Review Conservative.
The Edinburgh Review Wing
The Westm mister Review Radical ""' 7'H
The North British Review Free Church. tttF
s59 .l B. lss1 ooirsa, AND .s!@9.l ya5hti
BLACKWO0D'S sEDINBUKGH MAGAZINE
Terry.
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The American Publishers continue to reprint
the above named periodicals., but as the colt Of
printing has doubled, and the price of paper nearr
ly trebled they are compelled to advance their
terms as follows: ~'- % ~ f-.-i X " Q
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NJ oarn GEl,MAs Lloyd.

Steam betweenEew York and Bremen via Soutbanu.
ton. Tho Screw Steamers of The North German Lloyd,
Bremen, Capt C. Meyer,
New York, Capt. K Won Oterndort ...
HaDsa, Capt H. Won santer,
America, capt. b Vessels, ODDS
Herman, Capt G, Wenke
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TERMS FOR 1865: - '' rs q
For any one of the Reviews.........$ 81 per anum.
Fer any two of the Reviews. per snun
For all four of the reviews. ~ per anum.
For Backwood's Mays zine............4 per saauaa.
For Blackwood and any one Review. - per anuin
Fer Bsckwood and any two of the Res p
..";:......,...,."......l0 per ,anufn.
For lakewood and sny three Of the Re-
For Backwood and the four Reviews15 par anqm
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NnVITNG PROPOSALS For THE PFt,.
ERNMENT M ULES. 8 -, ~ -