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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-07-13
- ESTATE SALEs-

NERCERsBURG COLLEGE.-We have
received copy Of the first annual cat
aloguc Of MercersbUrg College, and are
pleased to learn that this recently g.
tl5li,hed institution has enjoyed high
degree Of prosperity during the first
term Of it7 existence. At d special
Ue8ting 0f the NerceT>burg Chassis Of
T. German Reformed Church, held in
'''' rd, Aug. i, ls65, il was resolved
'' l9'"' 'j-h a good classical institution
upon ~oad and liberal Christian
l'''iN'''' lo''' Arrangements were made
20 pc'''l,'Sg l. valuable property Of
'"s 0LatSils'I t"',riate Institute, Mer-
cersburg, Pa, and ,e{oar,I Of nine Re
gents was elected to or-,fzaand set in
motion Mercersburg CIa~a The
buildings were repaired and <5rnf-bed
the services of able and exp,,ianaad
teachers We're secured, and all the
praiseWorthy objects of Chassis carried
ont with commendable zeal and ear
ustue>s by this Board In less than a
year We find q corp, Of five efficient
teachers employed and the names Of
one hundred students enrolled. The
curse of study Is thorough and COM
pete, and the progress Of the students
has been very good according to reIia-
be reports. \ gentleman who attend
ell the recent examinations OF the va
rious classes Of the college, and the first
exhibition Of the Washington Irving
Literary Society, given in the College
Hail, Thursday, June I5. informs us
that in al! respects the students acquit-
ted themselve>in ina manner that reflect
ed great credit upon themselves and the
institution itself. Especially are we
gratifed to learn thatoar Bedford boys
came of with 80 much eclat on these
Interesting occasions. NJ. p. Hccker-
man and VI. J. Hardman on Debate,
ID. y. Dittmar on Essay; J. T. Reod
on Defamation; J. ~ Reed on the Val
edictOry, are reported to have reflected
great honor upon their native county
audreceived their fall share of fragrant
bl4uets from the hands of the fair
maliens whose presence graced the oc-
ca-ion. so mote itever be' with ali
the youthful sons of Old Bedford.
Weare pleased to learn that the pros
poets of the college are very good for
an increased numberOf students at the
next term, to commence about the
middle Of August, 1866. The charges
are unusually moderate. Two hund-
red dollars covers ali the expenses of
the college year, including tuition,
BOARDING. light, fuel and washing.
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MARRIED.

UCK-REPL0GLE-O the sth ult.. by Rev
A. R. kremer Mr,. Samuel B. FIuck, of Wood
berry. ta Mss BosGnua Keplogle Of WaJerside,
Bedford County
DAETS-MILLER-0u the 5th inst at the Par
snuage, bv Rev jas H McJarrah. Mr. K B. Da-
yis and Miss Jane Miller, all Of this Coanty-
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IRvINE's REGULAToE.-Cheap Shoes,
Boots. Caters, and any thing in tine
shoe line; Glassware, QueensWare,
perfumcry. &c, &c, at Irvine's Regu-
laHr. Call and see.
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NEW CHURCHEs.-The Episcopali-
ans are about to build a new church,
which. when finished, will be a splen-
did editice. The Catholics, we under
stand, intend soon to build g new
churchon the lot Of Rev. Heyden, i'm
mediately opposite the residence OF o.
r. shannon, Esq.
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES NEXT SAB
BATH IN THE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
The Court House being now undergo
ing repair, the Episcopal services will
be held next sabbath in the Luther
an church, kindly lent for the occasion,
at lOt a. m. and 4p. NJ. In the morn
ing the Rev. Barrow will preach on the
subject of confirmation" p" and in the
afternoon 'Israel's bondage in Egypt" :"
The Rev. Essick will preach in the
evening
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DIED.

GARDENER-Juue 23d. Mrs. Chris'iana Gar
ieuer Of Bedford Township, aged - years, 3
months and 10 days
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

The following Business Directory for the bor-
ugh Of Bedford and other places in the county,
chose qdrertissmsafy appear r. the eolpHlz,s Of
fuE GAzErrEl may be Of service to cur friends
and patrons in the county, and is commended to
heir attention
. ATTORNEYS At LAW-G. H snsu-, !. P
Reed; j w Tate john Palmer; f. F Kerr
u1rhurrow & Lutz EsEy N. Al-ip7 John T
Fe4gy & J II Filler; Kimmell s Lingenfelter
Meyers & Dieksrson, Bedford, Pa.
BANKERS Reed / Schell; Bupp, shannon &
c. Bedford Pa.
BOOTS AND SHOES. VARIETIES. 6c,-J H
Harfon H. F. Irvine. Bedford, Pa.
BEDFORD NURSERTES-T. NJ. Lynch
cABNET-WARE, CHAIRS, &e.-Richard Leo,
Bedford Pa.
CLOTHTNG-T. LjppeI, Berkstresser & Smith.
George kemu1d, Bedford, Pr.
DRY-GO0DS. GROCERIES, 6c.-J B. Far
7rhar- 4 Cramer. J VI Shoemaker. P. 4.
Reed. Drfbaugb 4 Fisher, Bedford Pa.
Hs-shm m & Ereeubaum. St. Cjejrsville- &c
DENTTsTRY-C y Hi;kok G Munich
Jr Bedford. Pa.
DRUGGTST-J. L. Lewis. Bedford, Pa.
FANCY STORES-Mrs. Y. B. Tate Miss NJ
Rsa Mrs Z '. Mowry; Mrs. N. r. Schafer &
Miss Kate Deal, Bedfnrd. Pa.
6tOCERTES-H c. Reamer, George MardortF,
Bedfsri, Pa
HARDWARE. 6c-Wm Hartley, Geo. Bly,
mrer & son. Bedford, Pa.
H0TELS-Bedford Hotel J ] Shoemaker;
Nengsl House / NengeI; Union Hotel, Y Steck
nan Bedford. Pa.
JEWELER-Dauiel Border Bedford, Pa
John Reimunl. Jeweler.
JOB PRINTER S-Neyers & MeugeI. Bedford.
Pa-AU kinds Of PIain and Fancy Job Printing
realty and promptly executed
PUMPS-Wm- c. SuiveIy, scheIIsburg Pa
PHYSICTANS-Dr. !. l. Mrrbour-. Bedford
2a- Drs.W " Jamison snd e. PeunsyI. Bloody
Egu. Pa-
PATENT NEDICLN NES-S5riuer's Cough NgrUp
and Indian Yermifuge; Foutz Mixture and Horse
and Csfr]e Powder, hestou's Ointment, helm
holds Extract Of Buchu; DR.. Tobias cnitJan Lin
imsut. AIlcnck's Porous Piasters ChristadorO 3
Hair Dye: Mishleys Herb Bitters,
REAL ESTATE SALES
c. Reamer-privlte sale
7. II & \ J Lyons, Private Sale.
jacob Walter. Private.
C. y Hcsok private sale.
STONES. TINWARE. Ec-B- Nee BIymyer
E Co. Bedford. Pa.
z- READ the New Advertisements in this
week issue Of The GAZETTE.
g. For Administrators !. Executors, Auditors
l5lces. &c. see Legal Notices.
. 8 Read the advertisements under the head Of
Notices, Gc-'
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y FrEsH supply Of Drugs, Perfu-
mery, Whitman's Superb Confections,
&c., &c, h@ just been received at }. l.
Lewis Drug store, Julianna Street.
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MAMMOTH SALE BILLS, print
WI ed at short notice Large Bills make large
sales. We know it 10 be so TRY 1T 1t will
ins. Call at The GAZETTE JOB OFFICE
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QUARTERLY MEETING NEAR New
PAEIs.-The second Quarterly Meet
inc for SchellSburg Circuit, NJ. +.
Church, will be held in the beautiful
grove near New Paris, on the 18th and
18th inst. Rev. Thos. Barnhart, Pre-
siding Elder. will DO the preaching.
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fanfu Ston.

- ,'-,-~>---,---, -
+ VI y \ l-.-I.iAr1t -, AL .Sf-I-
4 NbN MILLINERY oioa Hrs T.
AlWkY would respectfully ntn her old friends
and customers as well rs thadies generally,
that she has removed her store, the ine rooms,
Immediately opposite the BedfdE Hotel. formerly
occupied by j. Cessna, where sha just received
a barge and carefully selected a7Flment CT
NEW MILLINERY and DRFS G0ODS and
NOTIONS consisting mart. Of
r7l,a-,rE,erS - Iy.rrS
pFpPoI-S ErH.rEPS
mar n 6rTgfVE
p6prl(S pEPlf1El
4Lp4GiS I4WFS
TtI = TIi-,i-S L.
= ~ n rr!c, n = T5JT-
~ - - MY
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11eal estate Sales.
Y~AIL-ABLE LAND FOR SALE.

AIII AbLI LA-NI IVIl J-A4lI-'
The undersigned offers fer sale the follow
ing valuable bodies Of land
THREE CHOICE TRACTS OF LAND,
containing 160 ncres each, situated on the Illinois
CnntraI Railroad. in Champaign county, State OF
Illinois miles FROM the city Of u'bana. aud one
mile from Rentual Station said Railroad Two
Of the tracts sijoin. and ore OF them ms never
ftiliD, pond of water upon it The city of Urbana
contains about + coo in abitants- Champaign Is
the greatest wheat growing county in lllitoi'
ALso-Oos-foHrth Of Q fract Of tq"a, situated
in Broad Top township Bedf'gi county con ain
ing about IS aeres with all the coal veins OF Broad
Top running through iL.
ALso-Tfree Lots iH tie torn Of CoatmoHt.
Huntingdon county --
Jan %, '66-tf r. T. khAhEt'.
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RE<0LUTE BASE BALL CLCB.-A
e'4o Of young pIayersa at Base Ball, has
just been organizedin this place, under
yae title Of The Resolute, with j. A..
iced, Pres't., \. J. Alsip, Sec'y, James
has-ell, Treas'r, and f. r. Schell, Field
1'ptain. The first nine are, T. Scheli,
p''J Jordan, G., II. d. Tate, :. :, W.
N.helI, b., W. Cromwell, 2b., +. Ly-
Cn' n' b., J. y. Reed, If, f. Reed c. f.,
NJ. Alsip, r. +.
Odd FELLOWS CELEBRATIoN.-The
J. y. Of o. ( celebrated the Fourth in
sand style at Woodberry. DR.. C. n.
11ckok was the orator of the day.
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A GENTS WAIVED FOR OUR
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL WORK,
ANECDOTES AND TCIDENTS OF THE
GREAT REBELLION:


GREAT REBELLION:
Heroic. Patriotic. Poliicl, Romantic, Humorous
and Tragical spIendily illustrated W th over
800 fine Portraits and h4,jful Eugrarinsi
This work for genial hCmor. tender paihos
startling interest and atrsctive beauty stands
peer. ess and alone an0nglH its comp4tTIots The
Vuiiant and Brave Hearted. the Picturesque aud
Dramatic the Witty ami Marvellous, the tender
and Pathetic. The RolloiFame and Story. Camp,
Picket Spy. S-ouf Biraac and Siege: Starting
Surprises Wonderful Eaacs, Famous Words and
D-els OF Woman. and te,yhoie Panorama OF the
Warare here ihrilliuEIyad star;liugjy portrayed
in masrery manner, 40 once historical ana fo-
mantle. rendering it theupst ample. brilliant and
readable book that the wa has called ioTtn.
Disabled officers and OILERS teachers, energe'-
ic young men, and all iJwlnt profitable employ
IncDs vii find has the )est chanee 20 make money
ever vet nffe.ed Send tr circulars ani ser oar
terms. AItrass. NATDNAL PUBLISH lNG Co.
iuu.2 .2g.-ImI No. 5o5Mluor 81, fh'iadeiphla.
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To TRESSPASSERS.

NOTICE To TRESSPASSERS,-
= The undersigned citizens Of CoIerain town
ship take this method Of intoruiug the public
that they will prosecu TO the fullest extent Of
the law. all persons who shall wlfully enter or
.reak down. through or over any orchard, garden
or yard fence; or wE0 shall wrongfuliy club stone
cut, break bal OF otherwise muiiiHJe or damage
any nut, fruit or ornamental tree, shrub, bush,
plant or vine treI is, arboF hotbed, hot OF green
house; or who shall wilfuly trespass upon walk
over, beat down trample, or ia answise injure
any grain. grass, vines eseta bles other grow
ing crop on their respective premises.
Bljunin kesg Geo. ohater, Isaac Sha!er,
u mes RawliH.. Samuel james. Wm p 5B E
Morgart. Samuel Williams A C. james, Wm.
Rose, Rev, Tbos. Lee, Jon Luman, ( os Schaf-
fer Tpbias SehafTsr Mrs Rebeeea Schafer, VIM.
Ressler. -r Abraham Mcclellan, Georse Shrfer
Wm James Geo W Deal Henry " Smith,
David ScLafer. VIM. / Geo, ". Cessna, Wrn
Nelson, John Schafer, Wm Z. May. }. T Sch,f-
fer Jacob Wolfurd. jal.I3--3t.
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CAUTION AND ONE CENT RE
I WARD IRAN away from the subscriber. liv
ius 10 MIdIe WosiberrY, Bedford Co. Pa, a
worthless Boy named AutreH M5.l bound unto
him till Of aye All persons are cautioned not to
aarbor or trust him on my account, asI viii not
be responsib for anything be may do. The a.
hove reward viii b. paid ia real uJckIe, but no
fur her th 'uks VIII be given.
ial I3-3r- e. R. METZ
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE <ALE.-0ne lot Of ground in the
centre Of Bloody Run. fronting Main street
about sixfy-fve feet. Of the very best business
locations IN Bloody Run. Also, ten acres Of wood
land. adj4ceut TO Bloody Run, lying on The Bed
ford Rail Road. eon;auiug first rate iren ore and
having thereon a neveF-iaiiug spring of water
For particulars inquire at ne store Of Mrs :. E.
Mann. Bloody Run. Or Of Dr. HickVk, Bedford, Pa.
Dee Ia 'f5
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FELLOW OCHRE.-My farm lo.a-

NELLOW OCIIRE.-My farm lo>a-
ted in Bedford township six mil North Of
Bedford, has upon il a bank Of ELL0h OCuIE,
OF the best quality, which has beeu used by num-
Der Of persons fer making paints, with eudEs sat
isfactioA am how selling this oehre az low
prices and invite those iuieres; ed to give H.
They sill fad il all | represent. Almost any col
or can be made Of it. Call my place in Bedford
township. or address Lac rs follows:
iul22 -}uis HENRY SILL. Bedford, Pa
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Adels.
THF MFNGEh HOUSE,

nv HE MEN G + l. II O I , Ey
.TteIieua Street Bedford Pa.
The subscriber respectfully begs leave TO INFORM
The travelling public hst he has recently enlarged
improved aud reftted his fouse, bith for the ae-
commoia iou Of travellers and boarders, a wen as
country customers. Persons coming To tbs place
E.r the purpose Of wishing the Bedtord efFHsa'
viii iud this house pleasantly oea ed
Ample and convenient StabiiBg is atiecfed 70
his Hotel. Which aiil always be attended by
c,reiul bostler Also safe and convenient car
riage house
All are invited to give him cali
ISAAC MENGEL, Proprietor
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DFDFORD COUNTY NORMAL
/ )SCHOOL-The County Normal School viii
open In Bedford. Aug l3.h, 1865. We shall be
able to oHer Students superior sGvantag ges this
fall. Tuition > for those who teach in the eoun-
IT, and S. for all others Boarding s. pr week.
jall3-tt Il. W. FISHER.
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NOTICE.-AIl persons are hereby
: cautioned a-ainst harborius or trusting nv
wife Auua Eve MsCrearrr, who left my bed and
board without just cause or pravoettioH. as I viii
uo; be held responsible fIr auy debts ct her con-
rracriug l also warn aI persons from trusting
NV SON Thomas J McCrrarly as I viii Lot be re-
suonsbfe for any debts be- may contract
ia, f3-S. AMOS " N.CREAREY.
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THE FOURTH AT CHALYBEATE
TRoTTING CoURsE.-Theever glorious
Fourth was celebrated at the Chalybe-
ate Trotting Course, by a large con-
course Of people. There were several
trottinS-matches, and dinner at the
house of W. Chenoweth, Esq. The
Democratic Brass Band enlivened the
occasion with their best pieces, and not
withstandiug the rain every body
seemed TO enjoy the day. The dinner
gotten up by Mr.. Chenoweth and his
estimable lady, was excellent, a. ali
who partook Of it can abundantiy tes-
tify. The Band request Us to state that
they are under great obligations to Mr..
Jonathan Bowsers Of the CoIerain
Mills, whorigged up a wagon and con-
veyed them TO the Course without
charge. Jonathan Is one Of the most
liberal and whole-souIed gentlemen in
the county. Long maybe wave!
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nISABLED MEN, ATTENTION! !!
F-WANTED-One or two men in Trenton and
vicinity. who have lost either an arm or leg, to
sell Wadsworih's Waterproof Arnea Healing
Plas err the besi and cheapes Court Plaster Ia the
market From s. 10 $40 per day can be made
Address with % cents for sample and fail iltnr-
nation. A. F BELCHER. Box IS Philadelphia.
Pa BAH agents and peddlers would find It
to their interest to answer the above
iun29-Im.
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HARTLEY x METZGER Keep
/ ] constantly on hand large Stock of general
HARDWARE They h9yejIst received 30 DOZEN
BEST CHEAPEST FRUIT JARS ever Of red
10 the public They keep all kinds Of Farm Ma
ehinery incIading Mowers and Reapers, Cider
Mills Fodder Cuit.rs and WiIlouzbby's Gum
Spring Roller Grain Drills, the best in the world
iuI I3 Sc
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C.0U0 AGENTS wanted, to sell SIX
I new inventions, Of great value 20 families: all
pay great profits Send Is cents and get 80 pages,
or Is cents and get SO pages and a sample grttis.
jan2J-lm EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
4 UMBER AND SHINGLES.-We
I 4 offer full stock Of Pine Boards. Hemloek
Scantug and Jois', with Il variety of Shingles
Pine. Cedar and Cypre s--and general assort-
ment of building material in our iine, which we
will sell low WILKINSON & BLA0kFAh.
iun29-In
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2leW Advertisements.

Z Asst NOTICE.-Ny old books
1 imRst be squared by cash or note immediate
". Those persons who may fail to SETTLE their
accounts, on or before August 18Th, 1865, must
blame tlsmsetrss. if they have costs to pfy, as l
have been very indulgeut, and row need money.
iuI l3-tf VI HARTLEY
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TgyRT-S~ FS.-'-EELET'S HARD
RUBBER TRUSS urcs Rupture, frees the
cord from al pressure; wIAnever rust break Inn
ber chrfs or become Glte. ybe fuc steel spring
being coated with hard ruherl; spring made any
power required used IN brhng. ht'ed to form;
REQUIRES no STRIPPING; cIeuess li-htesf, easiest,
and best Truss known. Ssul for pampAl t.
l. B. SEELE', sole Proprietor,
iuu2g-lmi IS47 CAestEut st. Philadelphia.
NTANTED-AGENTS TS-Maie and
~ Female. nj So ta $3.50 per month to sell
the celebrated COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEW
MACHINE-Price $50. fhjs machine viii do
all kinds Of work equd to the eh priced =
chimes, and is the oul, practical and reIiahie
Cheap Sewing Machine in the world. send tor
d .scrptivc circulars. Address
>ECOMB & co,
jur2g-Iml Chicago H., or CIsv.lIrd. Ohio
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MEMS WEAR.
Jeans Fl cents and upwards,
Cottonaie from % cents up,
All wool Clssimeres from 80 cts. up,
Great bargains in Cloths.
Hosiery, Gloves. Dress Buttons, Hankerchiets,
A large lot Of Paper Collars, glazed and plain.
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4 prime article Of Red Sole Leather at 40 cents
a pound. Calf Skins, Lining Skins, Upper Leath-
er. BE.
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Y one Of the score
THIN NINE.
EAT NINE.


Fly catches: Alsip 3, Minnich /,
GroveI, Alex. Lyon2, Lewis 1, Fish
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CLOTHING:

A general assortment Of Mems and Boys cloth
ing. at prices to suit the times
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Captain Of Fat Nine, !. T. Grove;
Captain of Thin Nine, Alex. Lyon;
Umpire, ". Jordan, Mineral Spring
3. B. c.; Scorers, j. Lutz, W. T. Daugh
erty, Jr.
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BOOTS AND SHOES:
general assortment Of Ladies Caters, Boots
and Shoes
Misses and Children's Shoes, all kinds.
Mems and Boys
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Summer Hats from I21 cents up, all prices and
sizes
4 large assortment Of Wool and Fur Hats for
Men and Boys all sizes aud prices.
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Storg5, NJ.

B Nc BLYMYER. GEO BLYNTER.
] IMPORTANT TO HOUoEhEEP-
4 ERS
STOVE EMPORIUM,
AND
TINWARE ESTABLISHMENT.
B NC. BLYMYER & Co
Have jnst refted AID rcfufuisipd their splendid
sock Ol Stoves and Tuware. gt the oil stand uf
BIymye~ & Son, and persons in need Of any thing
il their line will find iJ % heir advana se % give
tbem call. They always keep on hand fail
assortment of
PARLOR AND COOK STOVES,
with fixtures, together with the many different
articles Of
TIN AND TOILET WARE,
necessary for complies house furnishing purposes.
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Bleaehed Muslin from Is cen-s up.
American and French Giughams,
Chalies, Deaines, al colrs, half wool,
All wool DelaiBes f.li eOlors,
Barred and Pain Cambrje Brilliants,
Nausook Swiss. &c, Alpacas &c, &c.
Bed Ticking at IS, 30 and best ut so cents
Sheeting Check at . ceuts-best at 81 cents
All kinds Of Flannels
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1ra Goods. sc.

JUST AT THE RIGHT TIME AND
TO BE SLAUGHTERED AT ONCE AT
VERY Low PRICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-02
PROPOSALS FOR PAPERiAND TwINE.
House Of RepreSen tdfireS United States,
ELarLls LlHfcs nncnmhar L. la.k

Clerks Office, December Is, 1875 {
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
at II clock M, for furnishing each of the follow
ing descriptions of Paper aRd Irvine, for the use
OF the House Of Representatives of the UAited
States, viz
600 rsams Manila Paper, I2xl9 inches. very tough
and smooth, to weigh eleven pounds per ream
COO reams Manila Paper. l9x24 inches, very tough
and smooth, to weigh twenty-five pounds per
30 resms Manila Paper, 27xs7 inches, very tough
and smooth, to weigh forty two pounds per
ream.
500 pounds medium size soft Irvine.
Proposals must be accompanied by the names Of
the sureties intended to be offered.
The articles to be delivered free of charge for
carriage, at the Office of the Clerk of the House OF
Representatives, two hundred reams each of the
two first items Of Paper above mentioned On or be-
fore the 18th day Of January 1866, and the remain
der of each and all the above mentioned articles to
be delivered on or before the LIST day Of February
1856.
Proposals will be received for Paper and Irvine
separately, and each proposal must be endoT sed :,
Proposals for Paper and Irvine for the House of
Representatives of the United States, - and ad-
Sufficient specimens of each class of articles pro-
pot ed Tor must accompany the proposal marked
with the name of the bidder.
Parties su bmitting proposals will be required to
file bond Herewith in the sum of one thousand dol
lars, with two sufficient suretes, as guarantee
they will ful9l the contract, IL awarded to them
The person Offering to furnish! any class of arti-
cles at the lowest price, quality considered shall
receive contraCtfo for the same on executing bond
with two more sureties satisfactory to the Clerk
of the House Of Representatives, for the perform
anoe OF the same, under forfeiture of twice the
be filed in the office Of said Clerk within six DAYS
after the proposals have been opened and the re-
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk of the House of Representatives
&c Is nat of United States.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

= 0fes Depot ComntssaYy Of Subsidiaries, I
WaShingfon, ID. C.. December Is, 1855
Sealed Proposals are invited until wEDNES-
DAY, January ), 1856, IL m, for furnishing the
Subsistence Department with
TWO THOUSAND q oO0) BARRELS OF FLOUR.
Proposals will only be received for what is known
at this Depot as Nos. ! and 2, Georgetown Flour
and bids will be entertained for any quantity less
than the whole.
Bids must be in duplicate
The delivery of the Flour to commence within
ve days from the opening of the bids, and must be
delivered in such quantities, daily, the Govern
ment may direct, either ut the Government ware
house. In Georgetown at the wharves, or railroad
depot in Washington, ID. q.
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be COM
pleted within ten days from the acceptance Of the
Bids win be received for Flour to be delivered in
new oak barrels, head lined.
Payments Will be mac 9 in such funds az the Gov
eminent may have for disbursement.
The usual Government inspection will be made
just before the Flour is received, and none will be
accepted which is not fresh ground, and of supe-
rior quality.
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid Of
each bidder who has not the oath Ale in this
Office, and no bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids, or from bidders not present to respond
Government reserves the right TO reject any bid
for any cause. Bids to be addressed to the under
for Flour" f. T. BRIDGES,
de 2e-4t Breyet Major, O. 8. v