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Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED By
Special Act of the Legislature Of Tennessee,
June 9Th, 1856.


INCORPORATED BY
Special Act of the Legislature Of Tennessee,
June 9Th, 1866.
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock. 100000.
Divided INTO 1000 Shares Of SO each. 1900 shares,
or $4,000 have been appropriated as work
ing capital, for the developement Of the
property Of the Company.
--
A united amount only Of the stock thus appro-
pri led has been placed In the hands Of the ofhcers
ofthe company to be sold at S. per share and as
the sto.k has all been issued, full paid, IN pay
ment Of property, it is not therefore. liable TO any
future assessment.
OFFIcE: No. co. North Cherry street, Postohee
box S74, Nashville Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
F. H. COTTON, ofTenn. C. L. HEoUEzBoURs, orN.Y.
WM. c. suSTs, pELAS0 T. SMITH, ofNlau.
A. G. SANFORD A. @. WELLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
Prssidsa,-A. G.. SANFORD,
Pres'tIst National Bank, Nashville.
Fce PreideHt,-A. G. WELLS.
S~scretarH-F. Il. COTTON.
TreaSTe5-WM. C. BUNTS.
Mining SupGIHtendeHt.-C. L.. HEQUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Company consists of Lessee
hold interestsin the counties Of Overton, Fentrese.
White, jackson, and Warren, in the State of Ten
nessee, amounting in the aggregate 10 over eight
thousand acres.
The membership ofthe Company and the Board
OF Directors comprise men OF business experience
and reputation, and Of a thorough aud practical sc-
qlalntanee with the oil mines Of Pennsvlvanis,
The Mining superintendent was one Of the hrst ex-
plorers OF the oil Held OF that stare, and struck the
hist flowing oil well in the country, well known as
the Hequembourg well, and 70 which the Gil inter-
ests OF pennsylvania, then Ia their nascent state,
were very largely indebted.
ms Company Will lease portions Of their vslua-
Die lands, ID small tracts, 70 private parties or COM
panless ior IMMEDIATE DEyELOPMENT. This is q rare
chance for bona Jds operators 70 obtaia leases on
terms that Will be SIMPLY rsmuBerative.
Terms made known on application.
NO MKRE SPECTATORS WILL BE TREATED WITH.
Description oflsnds snd samples Of Ou obtained
from the property may be seen by calling at the
office OF the Company, No. 661s North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, F. H. Cotton, Nashville. will re-
ceIve orders for stock, and Will frWard certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
order.
Oct. ST.
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In retiring from the above firm, I take plsazrva
IN recommending the new FIRM as gentlemen Of IN.
tegrity and good business qualities, apd tr1st -
the patronage heretofore exteaded the hopsa III
ne conunusd' n. U. SMITH,
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RUNDRIEl

% Kegs soda, BbI BIuest9,s.
1 Cask hscabOy Snuff " Crdbssr
4 Bbls Epson Salts, 100 Lbs Cochfusaf
a 4" Dutch Nader. z Bbls Crasu7 Tsvt.g
200 Lbs best Indigo, z " Brrztone
4 Bbis C0ppsuss, 2 3" Flour sgIUbur.
For sale low, by EWIN & PFEDLET0N
IuIy z2-H.
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SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock, 100000.

Divided INTO 1900 Shares Of SO each. 1900 shares,
or $1,000 have been appropriated as work.
ing capital, for the developement Of the
property Of the Company.
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EsITTER9s

LhEEsG
brakes Plantation BHtsu,
Bulls Cedrun 90
Hostettera Stomach "
boorhaVe8 Holland &"
HCOdand's German "
For sale lod, by EWlN b PFEDLHTON
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REFHRs 81 PERMISSION 10

REFERs By PERMISSION TO
Hon. Richaid Ogelsby, Governor State OF Illinois.
Hon. David L. DAVIS, Juage Supreme Cour, u.
Hon. VIM. G. Brownies, Governor Of Tennessee.
Bug. Gen. Jas. P. BroWnlow, Adj. Gen. stat8o OF Ten
uessee.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Busn, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nathsuiel Baxter, NsshYnls.
Hon. Jo. C. Guld, Nashville.
Bon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. W. Ms1ey, Esq, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris q strstton, Nashville
Messrs. Evans B Co., Nashville.
Eimrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
Iunei6 Il
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LIQUORS.

8 Bills Alcohol, IS per cent.
&c per cent.
. " Proof Spirits,
3 " Pitts Whisky, pure, Tor Ned. purDosss-
l " Pure French Brandy,
4" Holland Sin,
Pure Port, Msdeira, and Sherry Wina7,
-cr sale low, By EWiN & PENDLETON,
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The Presidents Speech The Bal
timOre Platform.

The Cincinnati Commercial saws what.
ever criticism is made upon the Pres
idents extraordinary speech, it will not
be disputed that he expressed his senti-
ments in it with great freedom; and it
viii not be charged that there is any
treason init Nor can it be asserted with
truth that there is anything in it incon-
sistent with the platform upon which
he was elected Vice President The
Radicals have departed from the re-
ceived doctrine Of the party, intro
duced new tests Of loyalty, and de-
manded strange guarantees for good
faith. Those who, in the end, will be
most disappointed with the President
are people of reasonable sympatbies,
who now do him the harm of display
ing their appreciation. The Chicago
Evening Journal, Of Friday last, pub
fishes the following, with studied con
spicuity, and, as it declares, "by au-
thority
"a friend Of the President called on him
the other day, and, in the course Of an ear
nest conversation, Mr.. Johufon declared
that be is Republican, believes in the spirit
and principles Of that party, and intends to
adhere 70 the Union party organization, that
nominated him at Baltimore, on q platform
that be heartily endorsed then, and discs
now, in its entire length and breadth. He
declared that he does not expect nor care
for the supportOf the Copperhead Democra-
cy-that he despises them for their sympa-
thies with the disunionists and rebels during
the war, and cannot affiliate with them.
"'My policy, he said, is, and will con-
tiuus TO be, the old and declared policy Of
the Union party. Men like Sumner and
Stevens, who accuse me Of deserving the
party, sre themselves guilty cf its desertiou.
Ihsy are departing from the principles Of
che party, rot i. Let those who choose fol-
low them in their mad career-I cannot. I
stand upon the platform Of the Union, the
Constitution, the laws, and the speedy res
l]oratiOn Of the whole nation upon an hon
ora5le, Just and lasting basis Of peace and
the rights Of all men. II friends desert me
or euemie5 applaud me for this, cannot
help IT, / know my duty, and viii per-
form it,"
In this connection, it might be profit
able to recur TO the Baltimore Platform,
and refresh u memories respecting
the principles and policy it enunciates.
Here il is:
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Prices of AdmIl

AIrEsAroS OF TnGE.-DOon open At 4 to Z Cur
tain nses 81 to s.
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Sya father who had eommed ac. d bsany b. marry.
). DUHNINo j. wILAoT
Smother certificate was a. Follows
ss: 4. S S,; .;
rSs.I = PSssey BY Of SsanS Ao e0msd
s4WE iEsof, g G 'bHSsfso
There were others TO the zane effect some OF the
seranca,es related the alleged marriage Of George III
with Hannah Lishtfoot Some Of these were Is fol-
hws;-- .'r ~
sss That Prince 4 (, marie. 5s
s sssaas a BE- ss e : EN- .:
witness, sTorn.i 49, p'p'' V" ''AA'. j. wILMor
Another paper in which some peculiartos OF spelling
hws:-
Not % be acted upon until With other sacred %
nc Kings demise. Lord warwick's care, for
when I am nc more J. W.,
.styaa By Blood s' sh onH ne family
hS she q ss
he A " that x a aaa 30
ysss Il f s%s Of birth ' 's.n
The Following was the last Of the papers alleged to DO
= Dr.. wimot's writing
II this pseoue, meet. your eye lie. no, ambition destroy
your nature aew 'sa saS,
drsn perhaps 81 good excellent ccnsor. Of your
kng-l mean the fruit q his Maesties fret marriage
kops that Is exactly the but nnocenty
Monumental 70 their being by s0emnzng the illdesnned
enon OF and innocence II but OF
Scss duty 70 leave % your care the certificates that win
ny Last legacy proof OF my affection and when corrup
Non has desolaed the land and famine and It's attendant
Atsores create civil commoon, solemnly you
Rake known 70 the Parliament the rl lawful marriage Of
hing az when you OF the paper Lord
warwick has been sacredy and aecionae by myself In
trusted wfh-her constitutional import viii save the
Gy Should the necessity exist for their operation consult
eblo and patriotic men, and they will instruct YOU May
Heaven bess their and
subject and so shall reoiced SPIRIT with approving love
~ so permitted feel exaltation inseparabe from the
prosperity Of England. J. WlLMoT.
The Court after the reading Of these documents
md the trial was adjourned until next Wednesday.
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ent angle o. The outer ,e Of the Napoleon basin would
'' GEO s'i HENRY RICHARDS Hydrosraphsr
xAsrSas AacapzIAoo-RAsr END or 'AvA-nnD LIGHT Al
n1Sssss.ss$, s, S,ne n, Ag !: IA
The Dutch government at NOTICE that
and after a,h day o. Deosmbe, 1852 Lsh, wonld Be
anjowange The east end Of The Island Of Java Baiy
Se s = an s. elevation q s
The lian,asas sppsI.ias ssp,ne By lenses. -,
the Hight bearing west and win or all dangers
JArAs-sEroucni, or INLAND sEA-sEAcoE LIGHT ON isAKi
Inns Psrssus IN December 1865, observed that light
nosSsasi % and from
vessel at distance of Y miles
~ '0AAA' GEO sS1 HENRY RICHARDS photographer
a8 Whalcmen.
Aas Fss SoS s si ana
ls Foreign Ports.
May pc ssp Rnd
AIooA BAY Aprii-Arr bark Armenia Harper, Boston.
BnsEs June 3-Arr steamship New York mot Bremen)'
n por ss in
GaAsSa.osru June sArr Ids q.srsad NYSrf
haysk June lin the roads. mPera.rics Charlotte Hen
An . sne ar Ass brig ss sas b fs
KunRAcmrr May io-In port ship Warrior Lun. for Liv
KY FslscI; June lo-In por. bsrks Jennie Gable, Of
Taes
s Do Gus o. ssE sae brig John
Lrsnsoo june Ar, Queen vc;ora Carey cry Point
fs nov hAnsa'n weeks savannah Rosetta Jones'
ss ss s Prcss.i Nf from Boz.
n a baa 40 aS n % S. NJ Hn
VITO is.ss PARKS YT s ssas &C.
eo K s'Rs hs B a% 40 asas Sid
2ah LANCASTER Forbes, Hone Kong v..,. o,nu.. ,.o,
s. HELM Hprl2s-sd Transit, whitman tfrom Mou
TAsII BAY; Apri is-An Royal Saxon. Randall from
N'''' American Ports.
sxxLExANDRjA June isArr steamship New York. Pratt
s, sjs sssS y,s.s,y 4 ss
1s ss
:h s%s Ds aGrb ns' ss
Ganss qs nns
s ss c %
Sfss 9 AA
ss hssaa caa%e sSs sam na
'iss paJ. WI
s&R ss 5ss. sissw H ssas y.bs. H
hambra sBr) Moulton, from Liyerpoo 6tetson Wood
ward from Boston; sebastopol from Cienfuegos Lewis
Henry, Tegeer from Marseles; barks Bay0nnaise (Fr
BIielary from Vera Cruz; Geo Hunt H from Havana;
o WI Gfssf sa s Langley
ia
Elixsbethpor.
SAVANNAH. Juno l3-Arr steamships Pent Delaney
NYork City OF Bath Howlth Boston. CID ship Fortuna
(TIan), Wolf, Liverpool
SALEM, June l5--Arr schrs Rhodela Blew, Erickson.
Philadelphia; Mary Ann, BRYAN. EIsabethport Sid schrs
Edna HARDWOOD, ilarwc0d Baltimore; Elizabeth Magee Ma
gee; j w vannaman, yannaman; Mccarthy Young; J
Clark, Pates, Henrietta Simmons. Godfrey; Cadwalae
s,eeluian and w Simmons, Williams Philadelphia;
Hero. Small, NYork
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Port Of New York, Juno n, 1865.
ARRIVED.


ss: and ra@yss s v's
riSfissf
s ys Paris. G'S sa% S
sssamshp oi iIsnss iBrem o,enaorp Bremen June via
ship Argonas sth LAT o. os Ion y Is ship Burmah
"a r s;%ssp ely o q PTS s,. bound
ana sp y snar % sSnT a. rs m:
for 1sySSa ga9l a IS q on Z y brig Or
Steamship Herman Livingston, Baker Savannah 90 hours
' ms sons s2sS with
nsa E os &c % on
steamshp Vixen. Lewis Richmond, 30 hours, with cotton
Steamship Gancas, Gale, Boston, with mdse to Isaac
Steamship wsmsga. Springer New Bedford. with mdse
ssp and fSp ssss @ 70 wn sss S days with
Ship Martha Prass) Levin Liverpool ~ days. with sail,
sa.p Mobile larcnl w;ehns Bremen, n DAYS VITA pdse
Isrk Agsus.e Iouss tHol:l, Hansen, cariif. q days
Bark salamania keiser Antwerp u lays with mdse 70
Es.s susan Jayne sor s.,s.u msnfOrd, Point ri'rs
ss crshop II and frna saneraud Is day,
wah coal 10 Boyd i Iilhcten'
.ass % Been 10 days OF HSi,srsa with
brig sawsnneo, Nccobb, Barbados. days with
.s assr aud molssses 70 Bass cs0'e0 %
Brig Arichat West tof Arichat, paon Key Francis IL
Gays, with sugar 10 Small A Co.
Brig Emily Conner lof 81 Andrews NB) Wsyco, Ponce,
Pr, Is days. with moias 10 matter.
Brig Pedro Pickett, Neuvas " days with sugar 40, TO
Reck Church.
Bris Emily Ihsr, Ashford, Cow Bay 10 days. with coal,
@ q Il Brett d Co.
Scar Margaret Ann lf HalIrs. Es) seman. Giace Bay.
- days with coal 70 Y Small A Co
seir saia ROCKWELL 81 Johns Pr May 90 via Norfolk.
9 lays. with sugar to master
schr BurlIng shaw, Newbern NJ, days with ord
aarca, 90 u ; Quar.ermastcr.
schI Eyans, iiaIamond, Georgetown, DO.
echr trirdne Robinson Eiixatchport for Providence.
gcLr Fashion. Terrell. Elzsbethport Ior Providence
echr Mouton, Crowley Addison, 7days.
ochr War steed- Huse, Providence for Philadelphia
BELOW
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wrxspsp rArHos RANE ~ rus
TRsIry IorsE. fsSros Nay ~, 1868
kotA<. u hereby HAT r4h view " feclttHt t"
savisatop 81 tia Bnao channel y ro nieui,n ~ h,s
yospcfats9r 70 ,3t Vessel 70 ~ placed On % APP
Lcobet mt rear che gsaterh end 81 tsa One fahni
kans. irosl shgh VII ~ srhtg< rpck revolving si.
- az sfsaNoD = y feat above tn ana Tor ne tbf.
rose 81 dt.Jn hyrd red hyhi VII aise ts Shown ffon
Rvle.s.l A5att ~ au elevation ~ IA teet
fnFher htalmatlor relative tho F,at psiaot L. 1f
~ lgbt vessel w.h be pabilshcn doe eotree.
~ osdrs, ru BERTIioN. secrc'sfJ.
HnsvxnaSfrAw--s0rfH snssS TLAsH.
- Ish7 AZ ssSoi1os asrs, rAHssudys.
UYnkosksrnuc OFrIeg. AnHistLTr,
-, =. Losoox Nay ~. Isf6.
IT'S NpLser q fhunG works " France Ess 10 20
Nst n and sftr e ist da- ~ Nay 1854 Lgvl sont se
sthN frs igh.no9se rc entity es-Cicl ATTIC rpirarr,
OFT bass " fsrs hapois0n ~ ksrrass %
faoisht la hred white irtt syeiy rrinu,e ~
20 n 81 10 q ~.taftd "a fert eteve IL nesu s,ei n
andir eiess shouid s,s J.,anes u
iiq oaers ~ fs.t blgh, and st., IL the sorth ~.
Gre niy Of The ~aD ~s.oh sbelsgs tho basin.
A ,Ec 900 ~ 10 lxsd rod yrovs.sasi Ibh ~ he ~
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FROM EUROPE.

HAVANA, NASSAU, n. p, KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
FoR VERA CRuz-Steamship Manhattan, from New York
1ure Is
FoR Enthusiastically MORO Castle. from New York
Sniy4
Steamship Eagle from New York juno ~
Steamship Columbia. from New York June n.
toR NEW 0RLEArs-Steamship George CROMWELL from
1ew York June g.
Steamship EVENING Star, from New York June Is.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Al letters and packages intonded for the NEW YoRR
nnnALp should be sealed.
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MINNESOTA STATE RAILROAD BONDS.
M The Commits oners on the part Of the State ~ Mime.
sota appointed by virtue of IAN the equitable
ment of Minnesota State Railroad Bonds will mold
ourned meeting at the Capitol In the city IL st. Paul july
la 1866 Holders Of such bonds requested
the Commissioners. JOHN NfCOLs, Chairman.
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S HIPPIN G NE w S.

Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
Mails forwarded by steamer in the regular lines
mo steamers for from Liverpool call at
eeps tho Canadian line, which call at Londonderry Tho
aeaners for from the Continent call at Southa pon
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ecyR CHrvroT, Harrington 100 tone 81 years old has
Been sold 10 Otis 1bbetia, of Addison for 1900
Ihs folQ wing table OF the vessels In the
AerSoTs 81 New YORK, Bos,op, Phlladelpha Bsitmors
CHARLESTON, SAY anBah Mobile and Nov Orleans 81 the
hssst aceounts from each o. Lhoss porta.--
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Rev Dr Geo W Bacon. RlrM.~n R,sos " Y 4 I 70
Emily OLIVIA, daughter Of the late Joseph Weaver, Of
this city.
Rev J. Baker the house OF the brides father New
Brooklyn N. j. Mr. CHARtEs BoorH, OF Brooklyn N. Y,
to SARAH f. RUSYos OF New Brooklyn, N J.
CAuLKIss-OGDEy. Thursday, June IA, at West
MorrsanIa, Westchester county, " at the residence
T., only daughter of John Ogden, Esq No cards
EvAss-VRTrER. Sunday April 8, by the Rev. Dr.
Faust the pastors residence SAMUEL EVANS 10 NAL
eldest daughter Of Stephen vetter all Of this
city.
Ulster county papers please copy
SNrrH--GowDEy. --In this city, Wednesday, June
13 by Rev. L. W. olney Mr. JossPn H. SAITH TO Mss X.
EMMA GJwDEY, all Of this city.
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1TIDDLEsEx AND HUDSON COUNTY ~. - BONDS
WI wanted Highest price paid by THOMAS NEWTON
Ranker. a. broadway
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pnsRsoS-0n Sunday, juno IL, the wife Of J. o.
Pearson, Of 3on.
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FINANCIAL.

(SITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK
~ 50 BowERY CORNER or CANAL SIRE fr.
SIX PER CENT. FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAX.
Interest on all sums from IS 20 s. ~.
Evening star., 1866-04-21
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FoR NAIL BAGS.
Posr OrrrcKprp.RrxESr,

- PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
pEofosSEsS 4. Ri ss rs5s1.d r. !. t.
paa OF JUNE S the iss
SeI,od q one from and .fter me ls dcy of
Mail Bses As may from tis to ,ine he Teouirss
and ordered, TO wit:
JUTE CANVAS MAIL SACKS.
or size No ], 4s inches in length and 81 inches In
and Is inches in cireumferenee; of Of sise No. 5. ss
INCHES in length and IS inches in circumferenoe.
woven jute canvas, ching not less tnan sixteen
~ 70 ~, see q IS inches In width the
and TO weigh one ounce to about nfty yards aud Of
the fllips or wsft Il not IKE those Of IN. warp, to
The sacks Of size N No are % be made Of ju,.
Ss as tasn ss eleven to The
nearly rs above described
The sacks Of size No. are to be made of thinner
Juts canvas, weighing not less than four and half
ounces TS to;the yard, Of 1873 inches width.
tabling or hem at the top TWO inches wide, upon
which sufficient number Of eyelet hoIes-st esst
ten to the former and eight to the atter-are 70 be
with good and sufficient hemp cora 20 lace and
ne ,s. mem ,bnr thGronghy and strsaEy Unless seam
each with two rows Of sewing All are 20 be marked
inside and outside United States Mail, in large
Any proposed Improvement that may he desirable
In the quality Of materials, whether Of jute, sx,
or cotton or in the matter OF construction. will be
consloeted relatively TO price in deciding the low
Noproposal will be considered If not accompanied
WI Win specimens showing the construction and quail
lty OF materials and workmanship Of each size of
the sacks bid for, and also written aranty frem
the persons proposed as sureties whose responsi-
billty must be certified by the postmaster OF the
place where they reside that they will become re.
sponsfhle on sufficient bend for the due perform
cepted.
The sacks contracted for are 10 be delivered, at
Inc expense OF the contractor, at Boston, New
YORK, Philadelphia. Baltimore, and Washington,
u e.; In such Quantities and at such times as may
be ordered.
The estimated quantity required will probably
not exceed thirty Thousand sacks, including P1
slZesi but the Postmaster General will reserve
the right 70 order and receive more or less than
such quantity, during the term of the contract as
the wants and Interests of the service may to
him TO demand
The specimens must be delivered at this Depart.
ment on or before the fourth day of June next and
every ono submitted should be well and distinctly
have attached TO it sample of the cloth or canvas
tslX Inches squsre) of which ii is made. Such
can with safety and convenience be Used in the
service Will he paid for at the prices specified in
the proposals relating thereto.
y decision on the bids will be made on or before
the 9th day OF June next, and the accepted bidder
VIII be required TO enter into contract, with sufi
of July, 1866.
81 The proposals should be transmitted in a
sealed envelope, and Endorsed Proposals for Mail
Bags and be addressed to "The Second Assis-
tant Postma.ter General, Contract Ofice. Wash
ipetoDs U. C." W. DESSlS0N.
ap l4-wiw Postmaster General.
Evening star., 1866-04-21

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY SITUATED 0NsTHE EAST SIDE OF
FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND
f STS. NORTH, OPPOSITE WILLARD'S
BY virtue Of a decree passed by the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, in ehancery
cause No. 56l, equity docket No. wherein Fran
els ii. Espy is complainant and James w. St Clair
tien, on THURSDAY, the 81 day of May, 1856 in
front of the premises at 5s O'Clock p all those
two parts OF Lots numbered ten Q0) and eleven,
lll. } in Square numbered two hundred and fifty
four, 25+D in the city of Washington, District of
Columbia, contained within the following metes
and bounds Beginning for the same at point in
the west line OF said Square. distant l09 feet from
the southwest corner thereof and running thence
north with the west line of said Square A. feet 8
iAches thence east los feet l0 inches the public
alley; thence seuth IS feet inches thence IS
feet; thesce south ii feet; thence west feet IA
DcResi thence south feet and thence west 63 feet
6inches to the place Of beginning, together tn
the improvements thereon.
The above property is inn proved with two Brick
Buildings. each having trent OF 70 feet Ia inches
on l4th street, the Rorthernmost lot extending 2
back that width l05 feet l0s inches 10 the public
alley; and the other lot extending back the same
depth of uneven width, having front on the alley
Of feet Ia inches.
The trustees reser>e the right TO sell both parts
together or separ ately, as they may deem best at
the time Of sale.
The terms Of sale. as prescribed by the decree,
are One third of the pur chase money in cash, and
the residue in two equal instalnents, at six and
twelve months. for which notes of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day of sale. and secured
and q lien retained on the premises sold. All con
yeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. - -
Uy WM F. :, ,MAAdTTTINSGeLY, AdTSe, Trustees.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
ap10 tn ,th ,sa -3w&ds Auctioneers.
Evening star., 1866-04-21
DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

0gfce Dsrof CommtSSary Of SR5Stvenr.
WdShiHgtoH, ID. C.. April 20, 1856
sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
az this Office until SATU RDAY. April IS 1856 AT IL
O'Clock, =. M for furnishing this depot with the
fret day of May, 1856
Cap Paper, ruled and unruled, 20 weigh ret less
than II pounds TO the ream.
Letter Paper, ruled and unruled, to weigh not
less than 10 pounds TO the resm.
Letter Paper, ruled and unruled to weigh not less
than psunds to the r.am.
Note Paper, ruled aud uuruled, TO weigh net less
than pounds TO the Team.
Folio Post, ruled, TO weigh not less than "a pounds
Envelope Paper, to weigh not less than "a pounds
to the resm
Blottins Paper, to weigh notless than 100 pounds
Oficial Envelopes, per M, white and buff. of the
following sizes NlO, N9, XII, Sig 5, H. 3S-le, xxlO.
following sizes 20, Ks. S-l, XXI, XXX,
Sealing Wax, per pound.
Mucilage, large and small bottles, per dozen.
Iyory Paper Folders, per dozen.
BED Tape, Nos. IL and %, per spool.
Pen holders, assorted. per dozen.
Rogers Erasers, per dozen
Steel Pens, Gilletts, Nos. SO3, i04, 332, 3sl.
Lead Pencils. Fabers.
Arnold's genuine Writing Fluid, quarts and
Arnold's copying Fluid, quarts and pints, per
dozen.
Black Ink, quarts and pints. per dozen.
Dove!l s or David CarInine Ink.
Memorandum Books, assorted, per dozen.
dium.
India Rubber, per pound.
Inkstands. asserted, per dezen.
Samples will be required, and bidders are invited
to be present Al the opening OF the bids.
furnish
Proposals te be directed to
Z. T. BRIDGES,
ap.J-bt BreVet MAICr. O. s V.