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GOLDEN EAGLE. ..... Ben. 4ierrielees, master
This splendid passenger packet IL
VII Md 5sa5s 52F i taS e 5sS.s at 4 pm. ~
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
LARRY HARMsTAD, agent,
II Jefferson street.
ENoCH TAYLOR, agent,
~JsnI4-lt A4 Front street.
ARMPHIS AND ST LOUIS PACKET co
For Cairo and 81. Louis.
MARBLE ..... ..Tschudi, master
This splendid passenger packet H
Will leave as above -
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
VIC. POSTAL superintendent.
W. E. DILL, Agent.
ID. stone, Secretary. jai+lt
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
CELESTE-..... -. Pritehsrd, master
This fine and fast steamer viii de- IL
TUESDAY, the 18th Jan, at PM
For freig t3,, Or : pa SS}{ sPqPly 9p board or 70
janA2t No. L Jefferson street.
REGTLAR MEMPHIS AND v. ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY PACKET.
For vleIksburE, Matches and n. Orleans.
HENRY o Allen, master
This splendid packet Will leave d.
WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, at pa
F0F neizI JAZZ 7. B56SUqRsSE co. agents,
jal4st 50. ~ J@eferso6 street.
SPEED. SAFETY AND COMFORT.
DEAN LINE.
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
HARRY DEAN master
This hrit class side wheel steamer IL
--1rH =. - e ahnVP IN
MONDAY, 18th jan, ct 5 pm.
FOR freight @ FIRf asssss SPRly on 4F Poa dgs OF 70
janlllt 10. rs Madison stresk.
1TTT MIyyIssIPP sTE4MSRTP
CoAPANR-U. S. MAIL LINZ.
ror Helena, Napoleon, Vielsburg,
Matches and n. Orleans.
IDA HANDY ........ ..--... Tom Moore, master
This superb passenger stsamer
siTSDSY- i4th instant, at II m.
Freight received At all hours on board the
C9mpenyis Nharf Boat, foot Of Monroe st.
Fol freight or passage apply On BOARD or 70
l.nNa WhsTLooat
REEJULAR WEEKLY WHITE RIVER
PACKET.
Ear DuyaIE's Bluff, little Rock, Des Are
Augusta, IaeksOapOFf,
And all Way Landings.
The new and magnificent SIDE S
Theelsieamer 5EE&
TACONX,
PRES, Master
GEo.
WIN leave for the above and all intermediate
FRIDAY, lst December, at 5 pm
For freight or passage apply on board or to
LARRY HARMSTAD, -
JAS T. BOURNE & co. AsoNS
n r Shippers may rely on the Tycona re-
mainiag in the above trade permanently.
novS ON
ST, LOnis d Vicksburg Packet Line.
Tho Elegant and Fast stermers
Platte Valley,
WIZ. u. BLAKE -...-,. ..-.s-.. -,us,.. ---s.. Master,
n IsAACs .... 49,.
Saint Johns,
A. X. WILLIAMS --.-.....--.-..-.....-..- Master,
SAM. 8. ESTREklN -.--..-.. ..s----- .--.-.--..-~-.CleTks
ONE OF the above boats wiz leave
Meiaphis every saturday 81 p.m.,&
for Vfcksburg, and every Friday at ]. pm, Tor
al Iouis, making all way landinss and close
Connections with all Railroads North and
For freight or passage apply to
JOHNSON & WRIGHT. agents.
Roy2l 3m ~ troat sire
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Dressed Lumber-A superior quality %
White and Yellow Pine Flooring, Weather
boarding. sheeting, Doors, Blinds, Sash, Joists
stills and Studding, can he found al T }. idces.
5000 Pairs Wooden Sleeves, at . cents per
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-14

Genuin sole Leather TRUNKS al Drake
4 Co.'S, E7 Main street.
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Everything 81 CsEt IN our own wlnte
stock. HERzoG & BRO,
sI6t, Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

This beailhy, beautiful aud attnactiye EDCcA-
TIOEAL HotrE Tor Young Eadiss-frse from
-dastracunR city fadueuefs-suds noted for the
many thoroughly eQee1ted women - has Hsnt
forth-fs located at Forest Hi station, Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, IS ale saS Os
this clEy.
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Time Bills.

The only transactions in New Yc-E Time re
ported 10 Us, were fer 81 DAYS dare, atty dis
count z a single operation foTs choice sixty
day bill, aG % per cent. discount. The other
descriptions OF New YORK fine are quoted
no1uinsiIy. FIve-dsy bills p OF. Ten-days /
per cent, and F~ftcen-days IA on.
4 very f-airHdemand expresses itself for New
Orleans Tine, but rs IN the case OF New York,
ii has shown no sign OF life, save in a moderate
discussion OF Thirty-day bills, al II discount
Its Five, Ten, and Fifteen-day bills, are reststed
nominally, at =, q, L I per cent on
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The market for Discounts Is but q stereotypea
reproduction OF Yesterday, both asst movement
and rates. only the current demand, from the
usual source, presented Itself, and this was
promptly accommodated. We continue TO
quote prime Five-days paper at = OF, en-iays
at 4 d, Fifteen-days at OF, aBd ThLry-dsys
. At J .ar can't OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-14

Geld Eagle RsstaHraut--Blrds, beasts
ish. vegetables, sauces, spices, relishes and
stiunulants. Everything Inst the appetite
whether vicious from absteusuce. feeble nom
indulgence, or weak from sickness, CAB crave,
can be found 81 the Gold Eagle Restaurant. II
lsuearIy opposite the AFPEALo fdo" on Madison
af-nr#
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-14

Fine HACK Cloth Dress suits at Drake 4
Co.'S, ~ Main street J~enl4-2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-14

Obsec urns and Jars received at DoiAn,
gers China Store, North side Of Court Square.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-14

Government Securities have accomplished
nothing to-day, which could redeem them from
nominal quotations. Rather an active demand
uttered itself FOR Seven-thirties, but IL met with
no PRACTICAL response. They are therefore quoted
nolninslly at 9S buying, and % selling. with
accrued interest. Fiye-twentles are i~udoleutly
nominal, at 1913. Compound Int. notes begin
10 show symptoms Of being despairlngly nont
nal, at the annexed quotations.
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Richards
TARYER. BOYD. q CO.,

fOfrON FACTORS AND GENERAL COsf-
mission Merchants, No. 10 West Court
street, between Main and Front streets, Mem
phts, Tennessee
Liberal Advances made On Cotton cud other
Produce. strict attention gwen 70 filing Or
dsrs. ngvIGsu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-14

City Scrip has again come satisfactorily TO
lie, In "a neat buying operation, al rs cents
It's selling rate Is declared uominalIy, al S.
cents
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Imports.

SUNDAY, Jan. lith.-The imports Of yes
terday, as copied from the books Of the aer-
Chants, Exchange. were rs follotrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-14

New York sight has much improved IN re-
quest since yesterday, and furnishes IN It's pres
ent alscrity OF movement, q suggestion OF is
former activity. A cheerful num1ero Of trans
actions are reported, all Of them GruIy sus-
taInlng the prevalent rates, buying 1T Z on
and selling az par.
View Orleans Sight has relaxed from The *.
IRENE s5riugency it has lately exhibited, and its
movement to-day is decidedly easier. lis hold
ers show less reluctance TO deal. ana the result
has been a very fair amount Of business, at
former quotations buying al par, aad selling
at i per cent. pfemium.
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MEs C. f w MILLER, Principal.
Eur u RHTEw p-rre.,o
Marshall Female Institute.

Post De1ce address, Forest HW station
memphis aud Charleston Railroad.
aezl-fm
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, q. e. corner
N6soEd and Poplar sts- Rev, A. 4 CHoEAs,
Pastor. il e. m- and = D. M
SECOND METHODIST CHURCH, 8 ". corner
linden and Fernando SIS Rev. GILEORD
JONES. Psstor, Ia m and . pn-
CAFE7S CHAPEL, T9 Union St. Rev. = 7
4 loLLTgz. Pastor. II A. Il.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, a. s. Second 81,
DIV. Adams ana Washington sis, Rev. Mr.
MILLER. Pastor. n a. m. Enc p. N.
8 EC1ND APIISr CHURCH, 5. W. cor. Sev-
enth and Chelsea Rev. ~ LANCASTER. Pas
TOR. ia q. m.-Rev. DIT. s II. Ford, preztdes
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ladies Hair Dressing ~saAoOn.-Fhe "a
vorite establishment Of Madame Lsvigne, on
Main street, between Union and Gsyoso, Oppo-
site the Provine Block, is In fall blaze Of pros
perity. Her ornaments OF hair, in variety,
grace and elegance, are unsurpassed. The most
elaborate toilet lacks nnisl unless Madame
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-14

breakfast Capea, Hoods, Nubias and SON
tags. less than o. Manufacturers pTicss, a RI
nalton & Cas-. as North Court street
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VIReTNTA BANKS.

Rate.
CB OF Virginia
Corpra'nA Alexandria 81
DanYille Bank9
Exchange Bk OF Va
4 Firm Blk Fincastie
EichH
Merchants Bank
Monticello 20
Northwestern Bank. 20
Southwestern Bank
Traders Bank.
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WAsHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Au unknown
man called upon Senator Wade on
Wednesday, asking him to sign recon-
mendatiOns 10 place him IN the navy.
The Senator refused, when the applicant
drew a bOwie-knise. Wade drew his
pistol and threatened 20 shoot the fellow,
when tie latter decamped.
Bumors prevail that Gov. Pierpont is
about 10 resign.
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New YORK, Jan. l3.-Col. OSIabony
yesterday received a letter from Head
/ Centre Stephens, cordially endorsing his
aston during The late troubles, and ap-
pointing him representative and dnau-
cial agent Of The so-calIed Irish Republic
Il this country.
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W~AsEIEGTON, Jan. IA bonded
warehouse, on the cOrnerOf Washington
and Carlisle streets, was robbed on Thurs
day night Of about six thousand dollars
worth Of silks, V~eiVets, etc. -Four men
have been arrested, and the greater poF-
ton of the goods recovered.
A bill for the enlargement Of the
powers Of the Freedmeu's Bureau was
taken w.
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NEW BOOKS OF THE SEASON,
PUBLISHED
~ HARPER 4 BROTHERS, NEW YORK.

JAMES LOUIS PKTIaRU, A Biographical Sketch.
" william J. drsJsoa. With Steel Portrait lime,
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HixWiiL DREwITT. Novel. BYE. q. rrsaord.
syo, Paper, 70 cents.
Of their Religious, Governmental, Edueational and
Business Customs and opinions By Rev. Justus Doo-
nttls fourteen Year, Member Of the American Board.
with over 100 Illustrations In two volumes limo.
Cloth, B.yslsd xdys., 100; ~
PRISON LlfR IN THk SOUTH At Richmond, Macon,
Savannah, charleston, Columbia, Charlotte Raleigh,
0oldsborough, and Andersonvills, during the year.
1854 and 1875. By A. o, Abbott, late Lisutenant LIST
New York Dragons Illustrated. iam0'' oi''A' Ssv-
thor Of John Halifax, deneman. "ChriatAn' Ma.
take, "a Life for Life. >, olive The osilsiss"
aovIRHoR TooTE On THE WAR AsDTai UNION.
War Of ths Rebellion or seyla and ChArybdis. Goa.
Of The lsts owl War in the United Stasss
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I, 81 r4f The Coarts.
SurRnH CouHr or m. UElTED SrArEs.-

BurRxn CouHr Or rns UnrKD STATES
's-. rnIDAI, December H.
0a motion Of Mr.. stoushton, Hon. Thomas B.
Bu1sr. Of Connsstieut, was admitted an attorney
and counsellor Of this court.
On motion of Mr.. Carpenter, John +. Duncombs
and Frank A, Rettis, Esqa, Of lows, were I'D.
mittsd attornsys and eounssIlors Of this court
On motion of Mr.. Sherwood, George Tucker,
Ed, q Virginia, vas admitted an attorney and
No. 8, original Es pa,ts-In the matter Of A.
n. Garland, ,'of Arksnsas, petitioner, 10.
Ne. Q, original. .-Es parfs--In the matter Of
Robert H. Mari, Of Louisiana, petitioner, 10. The
motion Of lr Sherwood to rsarsus these ossss
was ovsrrulsd.
No. 10, orisinai.-Ths Milwaukee and Minnesota
Railroad Company. petitioner. The motion for .
msndsmus, &o., In this case was argued BY Mr..
Carpenter In support thsrsof, and By Mr.. Ryan
and Ar, Cary in opposition thersto.
No. SoS. The Milwaukie and Minnesota Railroad
Company. sppsllsnt, 70. J. T. Souttsr, b., and
No. s54. Alexander Fleming, sppsllant, Vs. J.
T. souttsr, 10. The motion 70 yaoats the super
ssdsas and to dismiss the appeals 10 these cases,
was assusd BY Mr.. Ryan in snpport thereof, and By
NJ. Csrpsatsr In opPosition thereto. tx, al.,
Adjourned until Monday st II O'Clock. ID
R'''s'"''' f q; !1Sss I e.. e. s4r'"' Court q
nr ohisf Jssties Chase, B street north. corner
Of Sixth street wsss.. ~. - :
y, Jsssi0s Wayne No. Pranilin Place,
u. Justice Nelson. National Hotel. =.
Mr. Justice drisr, No. north street, Capitol
Mr. Justice Clifford, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Swayns, Willsfd's Hotel.
Mr. Justice Miller, National Hotel
Mr. Justice Davis, National Hotel. .F. o.
M. Justiss Field, Willard's Hotel.
DIV. Middleton, clerk, No. Sos New Jersey
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NHE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH-
IC DIsPENsARY.

This charitable Institution, so much needed In til
city, will open on MONDAY, October -, on street,
sl4, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS;
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAPP, ESQ,
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY ESQ.,,
wM. g. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE T. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
7. 8. VERDI n. D., Secretary.
Al this worthy Institution the peer people Of city
willreesivs medical attendance and medicines 'rss "
charge.
The DispsnsaIy being supported by free e.ntriss.
send their contributions TO- the Treasurer, John @.
Clarke Rsq Of the Bank Of Riggs Co. or 10 the Bee
rstsry DR.. T. g. Verdi 2ss street. between PsurissAth
and Fifteenth.
The rooms will be opened fro. astp. -. asiiy,
Sundays eIesptea.
Dn 7. s. Vera. .f w..hi.st.,. .at G;;I ysrti, Il
In The good work, will be in sttsndsAes.
~3d r.a VERDI, y. D., sserstsTy
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\ + F I G / A L.
Posr oHries DlPARrnsIT,
80 n.... nsG-k.. lana

Posr OHTie1 DlPARYhHHY, I
FISASos oSSIss, ostobsr, 1885,
Ls.tsr-si envelopes stamped . cents, made u .
cheaper quality Of paper haa hoss hsrstofsrs Issued.
furnished BY the Department a es1 % Per thousand
sing saso exclusive Of postags aad In properties for
less quantities.
The better quality a 81 % per tAslssad is ao how
ever supsrssdsd, but will Be supplied hsrstsors
and II dssired will be rslsd for lie addFsss withosi
additional charge: This IL The eAly HAD Of envelopes
furnished with ruled liAss.
In usng ruled envelopes the supsrssrptoA shosid Be
written before placing the letter the envelope other
wise the liAss will be concealed.
Upon all letter aAd oAoAl sls envelopes thsrs will
bs printed aeross tie end, without additosal charge
the Names Business AID Post oaes sddrsss ef parties
and request 70 return, unelainsd, within give.
imsths whole not 10 exceed four isss-vhsa ordered
9uantiss Of ave hundred sad upwards Of any sPssi
ns dsnomination.
Among ths sdvaatasss secured to the public Sy the
use Of stamped envelopes are;
First. ChsApnsss go .
Second ssearty 70 sorrsspondsnss, In this that the
stamp cannot be removed nor Lost.
Third where request 10 endorsed for the return Of
the letter will not be sent TO the Dead Letter onss In
the event Of its delivery, bat will bs returned d.
rect to the writer, free OF postage
Ing viii refunded IA stamps - provided In section
By order ofhs Postmaster General;
] sols TAird Assistant PostAastsr esassai.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

WAslIHaroH, December 7, 1885.
On the petition Of William Coleman and Stephen O.
Coleman, Of Pro'd.nes praying for the extension
Of patent granted 10 them the 10Th day Of March,
1885, for a Improvement In supporting the topping
m and peak halyard block Of sail vessels, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place on The lbth day Of March, 1887,
II 10 ordsrsd that the said pstition Be heard at the
Patent oaesoa MONDAY hs soth day Of February .sIt
d II 'sosk and all psrsohs notified 10 appear
and :hSs :.S:: ~ hey have Why said petition
Persons opposing the sxtsnsion required to Als In
the Patent 6hes their objsstons specially forth in
writing, N least tsosnty days before the day Of hsarng
all testimony hlsd By either party to be used st the
said hearing, must be taken and transmitted In accord
anes with the rules ofhs ones, which will be furnished
on application.
Dspositions and other papers, relied upon As tss-
mony must be nled In the once n,nty days before the
day of hearing the arguments, II any within ten days
after fling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be Published In the
REPUBLICAN, and the Intsllosncer Washingon, D. c.,
and in the Journal Providence, b. L. once week for
three successive weeks the hrs Of said 10
be 81 least sixty days previous to the Of hearing
T.C. fHkAKkR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P6-Hditdrs Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent once with paper
containing this notice. dslS'wSw
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HoH.ln
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
PlHsIoH OyYIcl, Dec, I, 1855,

r. all ssAoa Mav concern: -
Application having been made .ndsr the ast Of Juns
nd 1e6o for reissue Of the land warrants described
hsrsin, which are alleged 70 have been iost .! de-
sroysd notice q hsssby given that at the date follow
ing The description Of sseh warrant new osrineats
warrant Of lfs tenor will 10 issued, valid objse-
uon shAll then appsaF:
Ho, s. sl0, for leo acres, issusd under the act Of
MArsh ID, 1855, In the Of TAmor widow Of felix
Benton. and vas granted August 1885, Dseembsr Is,
1864. .-.. e36-wl2w
10 sssZ for.so ssrss issusd under the act Of Sep
tsnbsr, 1880 In the name Of spencer Wiley and was
granted April 50. 1854 Dsesm6sr a. 1885
No. f0i< for 80 aerss ssusd under the act Of March
g. 1855, In the name Of spencer Wiley, and Wa
granted February Is 1855. December n, 1855.
leo acres, issued under the act Of March
g. 1885, In the Of Horace Gregory and granted
December, -, 1855. December 70, 1885,
No. <A,f33, for 80 acres, issued under the set oi
March 1855, In the name Of Elisha Bacon, and wa
granted January ~, 1885. January H. 1857.
No. sls l60 sores, issued under the set Of harsh
D. 1889 In the name Of Ivory Butler, and granted
April 10 1855. February 2, 1857.
No l2065, for ls0 ssrss, issued under the ast oi
March 1856 In the name Of Lazsrus Harlon, and was
granted September II, 1885 -FsbruAry l6 1857. del
JOE h. BARRETT, Commssionsr.
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Natia!auuai. .Aepnblliilttan,
IlOc5sA1l inuMVUD.

-
CHrLDRRx's AID SocisRYe--A meeting Of
this society va held Saturday nessi1e q ths News
beys Asis % ss,lsth ssrssA n. & o wstmors
IN - ekXlf IA q. b. Dsuhisasy, sssrstasy. The
fOIlcwi.s r.ssaaa.ss wss. s1sg:sa' z. y ii.
Rss!sst, IAss =. ss.ss ssfssss. q the many ssd
both Sszss IN III ny q Warrington and visinity,
II ksssass sss, ch1aeisa duty 70 TAKE suitable
stsps = yIsss Asass ibf III elass ef osr psopis.
Rss,ssS fhss vish ne sdviss and soussn. Of
the nasagsfs, ~ institaaon known % The News.
beys Home be made : hons for nswsboys and
RSssGsjI nat ~ ~ saasesis.ioa IAN h
kneNAes W. Nswgesys nsus asA childsss's Aii
sesiSe ~ ~ ohjsste ef mld sssssiseisa All b
tei4Sse - soadftioa y ~ seof ~ lsseltsts
sAndfca o. The city q WsShiaStse ssA yislalty y
he sgsHssy, tirssgN tas sesssy 4 he oAiidssais
Ala sosisty u Bsislasss s6i iisy s,s q =, !.
msnbsn Of The faaily, " sses d IL ehildrSa u
b fssa sts u for girls ~ V Is for bey,. 5s5
Rsse!ssS, Thae tSs iDllewisg ssatlsos. bs sp.
pointed sonni..s: z Ssssrs an ior sAs .s.sn
ling tls Xs.sbsys 1sss = = V. sas.y 81 u
essssai eAisst =. he slsvs, resslstlsss Mayes
Wal1ssh, tvvf. Hsnry, 3. B. Oslhy, Hsnry D.
coek4 Z. 2, GsbbIss. Dsvil Bar, Jinss o. Wet.
y. .: ..u....s ,.s,.: q, ): :. ..,.s...:s
.ios : HiS isssSoisssi: u. D. W. sii:., =,
ssas1 Hsspr, Bsstea Nm n. D. oeoks. Wssk
ingt>ei Ntl Jsseph HssFz Ma ,. 0. wstners
Mus MssA, kn. q q. d.iAslSlss. Nm. O. b
colby, ~, ~ q: HAst Ma ". ". Wsst, Ars
A y: os5g:wse6 Mn NIsho,ssa. Mr.. Resinsos
MID yondssiy, Mn. C.Dslsso, Mo. Rev. Dr. on
lstt, Rev. Mrs.. Howlstt, Mn. =. T. 6shsolsrofs
Nm: =. = Dosblsday M wsodbsry, Miss Ett'
ks5slS. TIA. he eonnitsss Of gsn.isnsa b,
satAssssA 70 sali nsstips 70 report thsif action
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DROPOsALs FOR WASTE PAPER.

DnOTOoALo Fun WASTE fAfEh
Posr o,,ros DspAnruasr,l
. ... WAsHHafoH, December IS, 1895. I
Proposals are invitsd for purshasng the WASTE
rApss .:sumnl..s in h Dspsrn'as Of the follow.
l. TRANSCRIPTS of postnastsrs accounts Of malls 70
ssivsd and sent. post bills, white paper estimated
quantity, 10, 900 pounds year. 7as'.. ...
Mixed Paper, consisting Of wrappers Of accounts
and other packages together with letter envelopes Of
various eolors; estimated quantity, 10000 pounds
s. Dead Letters, which the accepted bidder will b
required TO defaoe thoroughly, under the supervision
Of an agent OF this Department. TO render mpos.
sbs to read thsm; estimated quantity, 80 900 pound'
I Nswspspsr.; sssim,.ed quantity, 4, oco pounds ,
Bidders will 'pseify pno. per POUND for each el..'
4 70 the dead letters the Department must be salts.
nsd with the mode Of dsacns them before accepting
bid. "
The pspsr must be removed from the cellar Of The
asnsr Post oes Building at the cost Of the accepted
aud In his own bags - often as may be required
BY the Postmaster General.
No mail bags will be furuishsd for this purpose.
The paper win Be weighed st this Department, and
mutt be paid for on delivery.
Bds are invited for one year eommeneiug the 1s,
Of January next, and will be received until MONDAY,
the Slst instant, at o'clock, p. m
They should be addressed to the Postmaster General
snd endorsed 'Proposals for waste Paper,
ALEX. ". RANDALL,
del6.td Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1866-12-17
TO RCHIT ECTS.
PfANs AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR NEW BUILD.
IN0B POR THE WAR DEPARTMENT AT WASH.

fu0TON, u. ".
Arehises invited 10 prepare plans and spseinea
ions and sstmstss Of cost, for new hrsproof build
ngs for the War Department the site now occupied
b the War Department and sdjsssnt vacant ground In
Wsshington, D. O.
The buidngs required should have sspsrAsial srss
% large % the site selected will admit o. Photographic
Of sts and all other informaton relating 70 the sub
jset, will be- furnished to Architects desiring 10
for the work upon application, personally or BY
pisnian Of IS, DO for the arss Of a. 900 for tho
sssond snd Of o. for The third most plan,
sad spseih rsesiysd will bs swardsd upon thu
approval Of the Honorable Secretary Of War, by th
Board Of oAssrs charged with the dg1y Of selecting
sits and plaa. snd feI ne bull.
approved July %, 1865.
fhs plans sad spseAsstious mus be sent 10 the ones
Of Brsvst Lisutsnsat Colonel Trsadwsli Recorder
Of tbs Board, Ordnance 0nes, Winder's Building,
wassi.gtoa, D. O., on or before The ls' day Of Tsbru
The Board will reserve the right to reject aay s
plans suhmittsd should nons BE- deemed suitable fol
hs purposs wsl - 70 retain sny or all Of such plans
~ order efAs Board. n, r,..nvr,.
Ho11.lm Brsvst Lieut. Col, q. o A., Recorder
The national Republican., 1866-12-17

TTs Csnsunpeivss.-Ths Advsrtissr
having bssa restored to health In few wssks, by
vsry dnpis remedy. amer hsviss suffered several
ysars with severe lung Affection and that drsad dis
sass. nptiop 10 saxious 10 make known 10 hi
fslisw-saasrsrs The means Of sars
70 all vhs desire II he will send soyy Of the pre-.
ssrpoA used, rss Of shasss with the directions fol
prspsrins sad usisg the ssns, which hey will Asd
sgns CvRs ZOE coHsvnPIos, AsrInA, DaoHcHrrrs, &s.
TIE eaiy obisst II he advertiser In sending the Pre-
ssspoa u 70 bsnsAt the aistsd and sprsad informs.
oa which he sssesivss 10 BE- invsssbls sad he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy will cost then
nothiAs sad nay prove blsssisg. -.... .
Parties Wishing he prescription will psass aadrsss
rev. HDWARD L. WILSON,
oe26-dHly Williamsbarl, Kings county, III.