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sales al PnhIIe I.nnds. enc.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Returns received
at the General Land Office from Iowa and
Michigan show that the sales in November
amounted to 6, 429 acres of public lands for
cash, amounting to $14,929.
Special orders have been issued to the
collectors of internal revenue, in whose dis
tricts the distillation of spirits is carried on,
to personally and thoroughly inspect every
distillery, and summarily close up those
which are not conducted in exact conform
ity to law. They are also required to re-
port, for immediate removal, inspectors of
distilleries who are incompetent and whom
they have reason to suspect of collision
with those who are seeking TO eyade the
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Shelby Female Institute
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
GEO. u. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal
GEO S. BLACKIE, AN. MD, Vice Principal.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN
l after the Christmas recess, on the first dag
Of JANUARY 1867, and close its session on the
third Thursday in JUNE. 1t is located in the
large and handsome Buildings, formerly occupied
by the Shelby Medical College. and its advan-
tages and accommodations are unsurpassed by
any Institution in the South. The course of in
struction in English, Modern and Ancient Laa-
guages, in Instrumental and Vocal Music, Is
thorough and unexcelled, and In the Department
Of Natural Sciences, with its usual appliances
seldom equRled by any Institution in the coun
try. Our extensive Library, full Philosophical
and Chemical Apparatus, a complete Chemical
and Geological Cabinet, a Telescope, OTrey Tel
lurium, five superior Microscopes, etc, with
numerous Diagrams and Charts, ara in daily use.
French taught by native Frenchman and
German and Spanish, if desired.
The most careful attention paid to moral and
religious instruction.
TERMS-In Primary and Preparatory Depart
ments, per session Of five months, and il proper
ton for greater or less time. SO and $50
In Collegiate DepaTtment.......-.-..... $40 90
Board, including washing, fuel and
lights, per mOnth...-..........,-.......... s2s 90
For particulars, apply to
GEO. g. BUTLER, A. W.,
dee27-lw Principal.
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wood and drawers Of water, TO support 50
bloated and corrupt a concern as the
General Government would under such
circumstances inevitably become, is
beyond calculation. If seriously entered
upon and sought to be carried out 1t
would destroy US as free people as cer-
tain as night follows day.
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GEN. LoSGsTREET lately related the fol
lowing incident in Texas: On one occa
sion Gen. Lee called Col. L., one of his stat
officers, into his tent, and commenced die
tating while Col /. wrote Col. L. had il
his mouth pipe, and was smoking. The
General inhaled the noxious vapOr unit
his patience became exhausted, and ther
said, Col. L. you can retire, and send me
Col. NJ, he does not smoke Col. L. re
tired, and in n fewminutes Col. NJ. entered
to whom the General commenced debating
but after mailing the atmosphere of the tent
for awhile, he discovered it to be consider
ably impregnated, not with the perfume o.
roses, but the odious smell of villainou.
whisky, which he could not stand. Re
tire Col NJ. and send me an officer who
neither drinks nor smokes; l would rather
endure the smoke Of tobacco than The
smell of whisky"
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Congregational Investigation Conn
mgffRa

New ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-TO-mOrrow
the witnesses whose names have been fur.
nished by the Lieut. Governor, mayor and
private citizens will be examined by the
National Investigating Committee.
There is great dearth in money here foi
supplying the needs Of the cotton mer-
chants. 1t is believed that the short means
will make next years crop as small as this
years.
The Congressional visitors arrived here
tonight and were escorted by large party
of ex-Confederates to their apartments al
the St. Louis. Among the party are Gen
erals Howard, Sewell and Wood. Sen
ators-Foster, Lowe, Wade, Newton and
Ramsey. Representatives-Hays, Mar.
shall, Whalley, Clafin, Charles, Hnbbell
and Kerr.
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SWindIer Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, December IA man styl-
ing himself Colonel Brantly, by real estate
operations, negotiating notes, procuring
endorsements on others, Brahtly victimized
some citizens in St. Joseph out Of about
$4,000, and decamped, he was traced tc
Chicago, arrested and returned st. Joseph
to-day
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THE inventor Of the PARROT gun has for
some time been in litigation, suits having
been brought against him in New York by
4 Mr. Treadwell, who claims to have been
the first inventor Of the Parrott guu. The
case has been finally decided by Judge Nell
son, Of New York, who dismissed the
suit, thus deciding that Mr. PARROT was
entitled 10 all the claims he makes with
regard TO being the real inventor Of the
Gun bearing his name.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
coughs, COids, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group. Bronehltis, Knoipteni Con-
sumption, and for tine relief Of Con-
sumpfive Patients fn advanced sta
Ees Of the disease.
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HABEAs CORPUS IN THE CASE OF DR.
MUDD.-Application was made on Wednes.
day, before Chief Justice Chase, for a writ
Of hdJeas corpus in the case of DR.. Mudd
imprisoned at the Dry Tortugas, for alleged
Oomplicity in the assassination of Lincoln.
The application was made by A. Sterett
Ridgely, ofthe Baltimore bar. Hon. Rev
srdv johnson is retained in the case.
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Ernn the mHnh.-

Boston, Dec. 27.-The proprietors of the
Parker House, fremont, Revere, and
Young's hotels, were before the municipal
court this morning for selling liquor in
violation of law. They were fined fifty
dollars each, and sentenced to the House of
Correction for three months. An appeal
was taken. The prosecution was instigated
by liquor dealers, who claim that the con-
stabulary interfere with them and allow
frst-class hotels to escape the penalties in
Cured.
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A BRUssELs letter writer says: "Teach-
ers Of English are at a premium here.
Every one is anxious to acquire the Ian
guage, and dare say from two thousand to
three thousand fine young Belgian fellows
will essay to speak it at the next Wimble-
G,,, ,,,aot;us
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Mr.. J. II. D. Bowman, Of Mississippi,
publishes in the Vieksburg Herald a long
letter upon the failure Of cotton crop of
1866, and the reasons. One Of these is the
overaows of the richest alluviums hitherto
devoted to cotton. Seven of the richest
parishes in Louisiana and counties in Mis-
sissippi, which in 1860 produced 100000
bales, have not made 10000 this year, and
land in actual cultivation which, in 1860,
produced one and q quarter bales per acre,
this year did not produce the tenth Of 4
bale He has reduced his crop estimate
made on the 9th October last 200, 900 bales.
He contends that for successful cultivation,
it is absolutely indispensable to interest
freedmen in the results of the crop in pre-
ference to hiring on wages. Otherwise the
hand win tire Of the tedium Of the labor.
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Teachers Salaries 10 be Increased
Meeting OF Manufacturers

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 27.-The City Coun-
ell propose increasing the salaries Of
teachers of the public schools twenty-five
per cent.
The cotton and wooden manufacturers
here and vicinity, held meeting on Saiur-
day, 10 consider the action for abolition OF
FIVE per cent. revenue tax GA manufsc-
lures.
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STEPHENS a WATKINS,
Corner College and Union ST..
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HARD ON NEW YORK LAWYERS

A Paris correspondent writes as fol-
lows:
Lamirande, who robbed the bank Of Polo.
tiers, in France, and escaped to Men York,
has been tried at PoictieF, and condemned
TO ten years of dungeon more infamous
condemnation than that to hard labor. On
the trial many interesting incidents oc-
Cured. Here is one Of them: He said
that he had large sum of money when he
was arrested at New York, and that the
lawyers who were engaged to defend him
took it, and were TO have $4,000 francs for
their services, and then were to hand the
balance back Did they do it?" said the
Judge. No, they only gave me back, Of
the whole sum, 10000 francs" "What
did they do with the balance?" They
kept it, probably" " And they were law
yersg' Yes" ooh" added the Judge,
"they were New York lawyers %
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moRRIBIE MuRDER N LINCOLN


From the Fayctteville News. Dee. D.
We learn the particulars of horrible
murder perpetrated on the person Of
Young man by the maine Of lobe Robertson,
four miles southwest Of Lynchburg in this
county, on Tuesday last.
Ii seems that some time last week, an
old man by the name Of Hayne, snapped
horses with Pres Casteel, Of Bedford
7 county, giving him some 'boot." On Satur-
day night daughter Of Haynes went with
a party of men to CasteePs house and de-
manded the horse and @beof' and a recan-
tation Of The trade This was done. On
/ Monday, Casteel took out a warrant for the
| supposed parties, and included in il yOnng
/ Robertson; who hearing Of it, started from
home early Tuesday morning. After con-
| sulting his father on the propriety Of the
| step, for the purpose, as he declared, Of
| convincing Casteel that he was not one of
/ the party vino was with Haynes daughter
on Saturday night.
Casteels party started the same morning
to look for Robertson, declaring their inten-
ton Of killing him on sight.
| They met in the road near Mr.. Pink
Bobo's. Casteel told Robertson that he
had a warrant for him, al the same time
remarking, "By Cd, if you crook your
finger at me, will certainly shoot
! YOU" Robertson then informed Casleel
that if be would 60 with him, (Roberson.)
that be could satisfy him that he was not
one Of the party who was at Casteel's house
on Saturday night, who aided in taking
the horse; stating in fact, he was in an en-
tircIy different place at that precise time,
and then added that "he was not afraid to
crook his finger at him or any one else"
Casteel thereupon fred, killing Robertson
instantly There was an Irishman with
Robertson, whose name we have not learned,
who ian at the fI-t fire. Casteel and his
party, consisting of man by the name Of
Rufe Eadie and -- Bruton, then fired
three or four shots at the Irishman, but
without effect.
Pink Bobo was in the immediate pre-
sence of all the parties, and witnessed the
whole affair.
| It created great excitement in the neigh
borhood of Lynehburg, where young Rober-
son has many friends and relatives All
the parties implicated have been arrested,
and their trial is progressing at Lynchburg
before a magistrates court.
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The Weather.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-Weather clear
windy, cold, thermometer at freezing point
PITTsBURG Dec. H.-Weather clear,
very cold.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Weather clear and
very cold.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 27.-Weather clear
and very cold.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-Weather clear
and cold; thermometer 20 above zero.
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To all whom il may Concern,

Upon fHE TWENTY SEVENTH OF
- November, 1855 II my residence in Car
roll county, state Of Tennessee, died JOsr?H
GRAF, a foreigner. born in France His rela-
tion5 in the United States or elsewhere are here
by notified Of his death. After Administration
IS ended, there will probably be some property
for distribution a. W MEAD0RS
decZ7- I'm Administrator
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r. NO d.

TIME UNDERSIGNED AGENT OF THE
l. BROADWAY Mills. viii hereafter
manufacture his Flour and Meal, at the ROCK
CITY MILLS, so we'll known in this com
munity for its good machinery and perfect work.
He retains the services of Mr.. p. B. KELLY,
who will continue to exert himself to aecOmmO-
date our friends and customers. lie has also OBJ
tanned the services of Mr.. W. b. K0CKEI, as
(Miller) who has heretofore contributed his full
share to the reputation of the Rock City Mills"
Flour. With increased facilities he hopes to
meet the full expectations of his customers
d. ID. DICKEY, Agent,
Corner Cherry and Line streets.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING TAKEN OUT LETTERS OF
II Administration of the estate Of Orrison
Ellis. deceased. notice is hereby given 10 an per
sons indebted to the estate Of said decedent 10
claimes against said estate are notified 10 presept
them within the time prescribed BY law.
VIM. A. ELLIS,
dec27 -law-3W. Adnipigtrator.
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A Wo,nan sho, hvh a,. Rro,no,.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. PA young man
named Patterson shot his sister in a house
Of ill-fame lie tried to induce her to
leave the place, but she refused She will
probably recover.
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Affairs is DceOtah and Montana

FoRT LARAMIE, Dec. "a messenger
just reports information of grand coalition
Of twelve tribes of Indians for a common
cause against the whites in the territories
Of Decotah and Montana.
The number of warriors is estimated at
IL 900. The names of those killed in the
massacre will be forwarded as soon As can
be obtained.
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II it was generally understood how an
moving it is TO Mr.. Davis and his family,
when visitors leave them TO publish all
they saw Of their domestic life, and all that
they heard, or thought they heard him say,
such publications would bring the writers
far more Of shame than credit. 1t is some
thing more than indicate and unkind, il
is treacherous in its nature and cruel in lis
consequences, to RETAIL of one in his situa-
ton, the language spoken in the unreserve
Of private converse. The great interest
felt in Mr.. Davis by his friends makes them
COvet such communications; but they should
remember that men who thirst for his
blood are listening too, and eager to turn
everything that will admit of il to his dis
advantage Richmond Enquirer.
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FOR RENT.

THE LARGE CARRIAGE FACTORY. NO.
Il Y North Market street. below the Square,
occupied by Myers 4 Hunt, for the last eight
years, 1t Is also a good location for a Ware
house, or for any kind Of manufacturing bua
ness. Apply to W. H. GRAVES, at Esq. T. M.
Patterson office, on Cherry street, corner Of
Deaderiek up stairs
dec27-tf W. IT, GRAVES.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
SPLENnn RARm

ENoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A DESIRA-
II bic Farm Of -Four Hundred and Seven acres.
four miles from the city, on the north side of the
river. well watered. and about one hundred acres
timbered, good dwelling five rooms, barn. sta
bles, Orchafd. etc. For sale on liberal terms, or
exchange for CITY PRePERrY. Also. BANDIT
STA, the residence Of the late Prof CROss, dwell
ling, with six acres, one ard half miles out on
the Gallatin Pike. Apply Immediately 10
J. L. 4 R. W. BROWN. Agents.
dee27-ls AL Ii1ion At
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MASONIC NOTICE

AT A STATED MEETING OF a
"A Edge6eld Lodge No. 254 F. x A.A
NJ, held ThursdRy ev sning, December Xxx
10th, SAMUEL FOSTER, a member Of this/~N
Lodge, was expelled from the Fraternity fol
gross immoral and unmasOnic conduct
Published by order of the Lodge
GEO. W. JENKINS, W. VI.
ABRAM JOSEPH, Sec'y. Idec9-
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THE recent census taken Of the city Of
Mobile shows il to contain: Whites
males, 2,9ll; females, 2,6l5; total whites,
5,526. Colored-males, 3,lsl females,
1885; total colored, 1886. Total poYnla-
ton, 1902.
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THE following announcement appeared
in the Boston Transcript of June 4, 1889
National theatre. Mr.. n. P. Banks will
make his first appearance on the Boston
stage. Mr.. Porter and Miss K. Cavett will
also appear. This evening, June 4, will be
performed Bulwer's celebrated play Of the
Lady Of Lyons Claude Melnotte, Mr. N.
p Ranks0
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,berunforinI AnnoIntment

HARaIsBURG, Pa, Dec. 27.-Geary, the
Governor elect has appointed Col. Frank
Jordan Secretary of the Commonwealth
and Hon. s. Brewster Attorney General.
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STEPHENS & WATKINS.
WHOLEsAIAE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
Corner COLLEGE, AND UNION STREETS,
The Old Stand Of STRETCH & FoEsEs)

| A FTER HAVING REFITTED AND
- Refurnished the entire establishment,
and having made large additions thereto
we are again ready to offer to the Public
every article usually found in a Druggists
Stock.
We have in store an extensive stock q
Pure and Fresh Drugs, Medicines Dye
Stuffs, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed BY any other similar estab-
hshment in the country.
The great variety of European aud Anne
rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps. Toilet
Powders, Pomadss. Brushes. Extracts. etc.
comprising invoices Of goods from Low a
Son, London; CoudTay, Societe Hygieniqus,
and LGbin Of Paris; Bazin and other repu-
table American manufacturers will be
found most complete, and for beauty. sls-
gance, and utility, cannot fail to suit the
tastes Of the most discriminating.
Our assortment Of Cosmetics, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, PUTS and Boxes,
Mirrors, and other articles Of that class.
being Of the latest styles and Of the most
recent importation, will compare with that
Of any house in the South.
Great attention is paid to the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drugs.
and none other are allowed to 60 out Of the
establishment
A splendid selection Of Imported and
Domestic Cigavs, all fns brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos CARROTS Scotch
and MaecOboy SHUTS, end every article in
that line, constantly in store
A most extensive and varied assortment
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26.-The FIRST race
to-day, mile heats, best two in three, was
won by Nellie Gwynn. Time l:50s; 1:52.
The second race, three mile dash, was
won by Harry of the West Time, 1891.
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WANTED.

< 900 POUNDS OF TOBOCCO.-WE
C,OOO will pay the best market price for
Tobacco. in good pricing erder, at No. 1919 South
Market street Nashville,
dec27-G LESTER A co.
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For RENT

VNHE STORE HOUSE ON THE CORNER OF
L the Public Square and Cedar street.
Also, DWELLING, in a central location, al
$500. Apply to A. NELSON d CO,
decZl-3t Agents
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Death of Col. SAWYER. Etc

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 27.-Col. Sawyer, Adju-
tant General of Sherman's staff, died last
night of typhoid fever.
Loss by fire in Shelbina, Mo-, previously
reported, is estimated at $4,000, insured
AZ about $1,000
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FOR RENT

I'HE BUILDING KNOWN A. THF
4 Brewery in North Nashville. on Patterson
street, with 4 large lot and stables
JAMES WENTWORTH. Or.
+. r. CHEATHAM,
decZl-f No. g. North Cherry street
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STORE TO RENT-

nm, CHURCH STREET, OPPOSITE ST..
~ Cloud, now occupied By Mr.. GoLLADAT. As a
Boot and Shoe Store. Possession given first of
January. 1856. Apply to
WIN. SIMMONS,
dee25-lW Church st.. opposite McLemore.
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Prem LsgssynIe.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 27.-The river is sta
tionsry, seven feet eight inches in the ca
nal Weather very cold and clear.
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BRowNLOw, JR., is trying to initiate his
father. Hear him: Judge CoOper's puny
decision will be Needed about as much as
the cooling Of a lonely turtle-dove on a soli-
tary oak in the forest, when a thousand
hungry eagles, with whetted beaks and
distended claws are on the wing for the
assault" The young mans ideas run into
the geological Cincinnati Enquirer.
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For Rent.

An ELEGANT NEW DWELLING. TEN
n rooms. etc. with good garden, etc. on Rus
sell street, Edgefeld. Also, a nice double and
single ONCE, adjoining ours, 3S3[ Union street
The elegant residence Of the late DR.. j. m.
w atsOn, with eleven acres Of land. on Mole
more street, will be for rent if not sold in few
days. J. L. i r. W. BROWN. Agents.
deeZ3-lw 3S]E Unisn street.
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90 WIDE rs THE FIELD OF
> itg usefulness and 30 numer-
Gus are the cnses q its cures.
that almost every section Of
county ab0uud5 in Derzdua
publicly known. who haze been
rsstoEed from alarming and
even desperate diseases % the
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Fishing Tackle.

| - AOAAA445 u CSCEALSs
onsisting Of Hooks from the most cels-
brated manufactures Of Limerick, ireland
and Silk, Grass, japanese, and Cabie-laid
Lines Also, Reels, Bamboo and Japanese
Rods together with every thing usually
found in a frst-class establishment.
A large lot ofthe celebrated Ne plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and other
fine TEAS just received
JEs- Prescriptions compounded with ac-
euracy by competent and experienced Phar-
macists and Physicians and Others can
depend on the most entire reliability in the
execution Of Orders all goods being war
ranted as represented
STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,
Corner College and Union ST..
nov n -tfan
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsTER. I
NLanrlLru Icy nac y $50

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARrERMks TER.
NASHVILLE, TENS.. Dec. p. lS6o.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIB RECEIVED
- az this Office until 10 o'clock ". Of January
"a, 1856. for supplying this Post with
Seven thousand eight hundred $500 bushels
OF Corn. G5 pounds shslled or % pounds car per
bushelO
Three hundred 500 tons Of Hay, t2.2lo pounds
per TOM
Bids may be made for the Hay. loOse OF baled.
Bids for Corn will state whether shelled OF in
the ear. Also. If sacks shall be furnished by the
Government or contractor.
Each bid must be accompanied hy the names
Of two responsible parties. that the bidder will
execute the contract, If awarded to him.
Bids will be received for the whole, OF a part
Of the above amount.
The delivery Of the Forage 70 commence i'm
mediately upon the letting Of the contract. and
the contract 20 be filed within thirty 800 days
from the letting If same
Security % the amont Of one-third Of the
above contract will be required for its fulfill
nent.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any OF ali bids.
By order Of Brig Gsn. THos. SWORDS. Asst
Quartermsster General.
E.B. KIRK.
deeai-5aaR Captain and A Q. NJ.
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FOR RENT.

A HOUSE on NORTH CHERRY STREET.
IA opposite the Old Theatre. containing four
teen rooms, well adapted and intended for n
boarding house. Apply to
F. r. CHEATHAM.
decSI-u No 6t North Cherry street