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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-28
FIREMEN's SONG.

AIR: 4 scet sheet and q fo,cing seq,
Hurrah for tho Martinsburg Firemen brave
That danger nor fear appals,
But nobly dares both hardship and toll,
Where efhis duty calls;
When the bell rings out alarm,
The we'll known sound he hears,
And he hastens forth to rescue and save,
For the cry of distress is near
Hurrah for the Martinsburg firemen brave
That danger nor fear appals,
But nobly dares both hardship and toll,
Wherer his duty calls.
Though the Winters chill and piercing blast,
In the scorching Summers sun,
Though the tempest RACES fierce around,
ct still he urges on;
For the blazing fire is close in view
On him for aid they call,
And the burning flakes descend like hail,
let still he dares it all.
Then hurrah, SC.
But bark cry now rends the air.
A shrek of distress so Wild
And mcther's voice is heard with woe
Oh, God Eve lost my child
Through the flame and smoke fireman is seen,
lie descends the burning stair,
And the mothers heart is glad with joy,
For again her child is there.
Then hurrah, DC.
The lonely widow thanks are heard,
For he has saved her all,
And the orphans grateful tear is shed,
Although his portion S small
Then may the Firemen all unite,
And gain the worlds applause,
And as a band of brothers join
10 prosper the glorious cause.
Then hurrah, &c
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-28

The Baltimore Conference of the
NJ. E. Church South, will assemble in
Trinity Church, Baltimore, on the 9th
|of March. We learn from the "Epis-
|copal Methodist that all persons 60
|ing to Conference, will have to pay full
fare going, but may return free, by get
ting certificate from the Secretary of
|the Conference.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-28

A new and fatal disease, it is said,
has appeared among the cattle and sheep
in some portions Of Ohio, called the
"mad Itch"
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-28

Mr.. Little, the American Consul at
Panama, died recently of yellow fever
which is raging at st. Thomas.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-28

The present population of Texas is es-
timated at 1, zoe, 900. 1t was less than
100000 at the beginning of the war.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-28

lowed by grand Ball at the Everett
House in the evening. It was largely
attended, and the festivities were kept
up till late hour by those who indulg &c
in the healthful and exhiliarating ex-
ercise of the dance. The scene was one
of unalloyed pleasure; and long was it
ere tired nature sighed
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-28

Ills over
The waltz, the quadrille and the song,
The whispered farewell of the lover,
And the careless adieus of the throng
The heart that was throbbing with pleasure
The eyelid that longed for repose,
The beaux that were dreaming oftreasure,
The girls that were dreaming of beaux."
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-28

The daughter of chimney sweep in
st. Louis is to have grand wedding
Eight hundred invitations have been
Issued,
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

From Augusta, Ga.-The Macon and Au-
gusts Railroad-The Conservative Com
vention.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 26.-Tho trains on the Macon
and Augusta roads commenced running 10 Mil.
edgeville to-day. This route shows . gain Of
fourty.four miles between Augusta and Macon,
as compared with the Central via Millen.
The conservative convention, at Macon, prom.
ises to be fairly attended. Tho press are urg-
ing on the people the necessity Of thorough or.
gsniEation, for the purpose Of defeating the
constitution to be submitted BY the rscOnstruc-
tion convention. Meetings have been held In
various parts Of the State, and delegates sp.
pointed.
1t is believed that the convention will issue
an address urging the people not to take part in
the election for tho ratification Of the recon.
structiOn constitution, hoping BY this means to
defeat II.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
Disa.trou. Fire .t kansas CITY.

KANSAS CIrr, No, Nov. 26.-Ths Pacific
Hotel, at the corner Of Fourth and Delaware
streets, and a row of two.story frame houses
were burned last night Very little furniture
in the house was saved. All the guests es-
capped, but many lost their baggage. An old man
named wsatborby, from Crown Point, Ind,
while attempting to descend from the third
story by the water.pips, fell and broke his leg.
The hotel was owned by Robert L. Hall, and
valued at $40. 900. The furniture belonged to
to Mr.. Nolan, landlord, aud was not insured.
The total loss Is about $50, OOO one third insured.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
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PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.

oFTICu Posr CoNsIssLRY,l
BHE, ALA November q, 1857.
Sealed proposals In duplicate, with copy Of this
advert ssment attached 10 each will be received at
the once Of the Post Commissary OF Mobile, Ala.
bama, until ~ 0 clock, m on THURSDAY, the 26th
day Of December, 1867, for supplying the Unitsd
States Subsistence Department with Fresh Beef for
the troops At post Of Mobile, Alabama, for sig (6
months, beginning January l. 1885, and ending June
So 1888 sueh less time the Com mssary General
Of subsi,tanee may direct.
SAID Beef shall be Of good ard aIketable quality,
In equal quantities Of fore aud hind. quarter meat
(nseks shAnks, and kidney lAllOw to be exsluded)
In such quantities as may from time to time be re-
quiTed, and on such days AS shall be designated by
the commanding officer, The nseks OF the cattle to
be cut of at the fourth yertebrR joint and the breast
trimmed down the shRnbs oI The T. fnTe-quArtsrs to
be cut of from three to four inches above the knee
joint and Of hind quarters from six 10 eight inches
above the gAmbrsl or hoax. Joint.
Payments to be made monthly for the quAnLity
accepted and In the fluids fuThlsh I'd by the United
States for public disburssmen bat in the event Of
the eommisaary who 70 elves the beef being without
fu ada TO pay for then payment t) be made as soon
after as fundS may be received for that purpose.
Bidders are Invited 10 be present at the opsnng Of
propo1as, prepared TO give bonds and complete the
eontTAes before leaving the Oiise.
Proposals should be addressed to the undsTs' ned,
and plainly endorsed Proposals for Beef Goa
tracts. " M, L, BUFfUM
Pirst Lieut. 10th IAf.ntry, A. O. g., Post Of Mobile,
Alabama, noH-W
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
PERSONAL.

Mr. STEVENS was not so well yesterday, and
hid to leave the House at an early hour.
W. D Colt, E.q., President of the Potomac
Ferry Company Of this city. was In Philadel.
phiA yesterday at the Continental hotel.
Mr.. BLAINE of Maine, made a very powerful
and able speech at the House yesterday, fully
sustaining the doctrine that the Government
must keep inviOate its faith in all respects with
the public creditor. We shall take occasion to
refer to Mr. BIaine's speech more at length We
have read it. Mr.. Butler replied to Mr. Blaine
IL very fOrcibe, lucid, and able manner. The
debate was one Of profound interest at this time.
A Coop MAN ELECTED IN NoRTH CAROLINA
We are pleased to announce that Hon. John r.
French has been elected a delegate to the Con.
stitutiOnal Convention Of North Carolina by the
handsome majority Of one hundred and sixty
Firm and true to the great principle Of justice
and good government, the election Of such q
II an is an honor to any community.
TnE following Washingtonians were in New
York yesterday Messrs. T. r. Newton, G. D.
Poston, S. R. shoksspers, c. c. Kellogg, and p.
Johnson. Among the arrivals in Philadelphia
We notice the names Of the following Washing
tonians Messrs r. A. Griffin, ]. J. Smith, r,
T. Weldon, A, stenie, D. X. Hunter, ]. d.
Trump, and W, S. Reddon.
Mr. ALEXANDER GARDNER, the genial gentle
MIN and well known photographer, returned to
washington on Monday last from trip to the
Tar west Mr.. Gardner visited the Rocky
Mountains and after taking some four hundred
views Of prominent points along the line Of the
Eastern Division Of the Union Pacific Railroad
and "bagging" number Of buaaIoes, returns
TO US In good health and spirits Mr Gardner
yesterday received the congratulations of a To-.
gion Of his warm friends.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
Lutheran General Council.

FoRr WAYNE, Ind. Nov 26.-The Lutheran
General Council held a session last night to
finish important business, and adjourned to-day
sine die.
On invitation from the First English Lutheran
congregation Of Pittsburs, It will meet there
next year.
An executive committee on home missions
was appointed. Rev. Mr.. Passant, D. D., ol
Pennsylvania, was elected agent Of the Council
to prosecute this important work.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
TINTED STATES MAILS.
ALABAMA.

PosT OFFIok DEPARTMENT
WAsHISdToS, October 20, 1867.
PROPOSALS will be received At the Contract oines OF
this Department until 8 o'clock. IN, Of December
10, 1857, TO be decided tn. next day for Carrying
the Mails Of the Uaited States from FebruAry 1885,
TO Juus 80, lS7l
ROUTE No. B8O3-Prom Montgomery, by MAnAek
and Benton, to Selma, 6i miles and back, daily.
Leave Montgomery daily At p. nj
Arrive at Selma next day At AIN;
Leave Selma daily at pm
Arrive at Montgomery next day by 5. SOA.m.
This accepted bidder will be required TO take the
oath commonly known as the test oath, and 10 eKe-
cuts coutTAoti In the form aud manar prescribed by
law snd the regulations Of the Department
For further aud fuller particulars as to the condi.
tOns to bo Incorporated into contraets and Of the
liabilities Of bidders reference 10 male to the pAmph-
let advertise Ient dstsd October 81, 1885, Inyitin &
proposals for carrying the malls Of the United States
In the State of AlabAma which eau be found at the
principal pjst.oaieeL
PROPOSAL must bo sealed, Subtcrlbod Mall Pro-
PosaS, Route No. ,6os, state Of Alabama, and Ad
dressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster General
Contract Omesh ALEX. W. RANDALL,
noTts Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

II DID SEEN yesterday, and day or two
before, that articles Of impeachment would, were
they presented at once, pass the House. Now
the testimony is out, we may soon expect q
response from the country as to how the PsO'
pie regard the evidence presented. As ts
whether twill be considered as furnishing sun
client grounds upon which to bass action for so
grave procedure on the part of Congress may
well be doubted. In few days we shall bs
able to notice the judgment Of the country.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

WALLS OPERA HOUsE.-Mrs LANDER per.
sona,ed Queen Elizabeth for the second time
last evening in the presence Of very large and
Intelligent audience. Her rendition Of the his
torical character Of Elizabeth Is complete in all
its parts, and she is we'll supported by the COM
Pany as whole. The play will be repeated to-
night, and We can only Hnd space to say to our
readers that If they desire to see acting Of tho
highest order and most finished and artistic
style, 60 to Walls this evening.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
Nxxxa hx Gulf Cable.

HAVANA, Nov 26,-sugar, No. 10 to l2,
higher and scarcei quoted at 81 to sli No. 10
70 20 duiIi nominal Lard, $lS.76 to l7.76 in
tiercesi SIS in tins. Tallow, sl2al25O. Bacon,
sl4 5OAl5i salt hams, $l9i sugar.cured, s22.
Coopsrags nominal. Freights dull; nothing
doing. Exchange on London, l4al4i. New
York currency frmi 20 discount. Arrived
Steamer Rapidan, from New Orleans. Sailed
Brig PbUuir, for New orlssn,i schr. Brooks, fol-
New York.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

So The Second OF the Course OF SIX Leo
TUREs FOR TBg BENkPIT OF The NEW MIS-
SION CHAPEL OF TIE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
will be delivered In the Church, Tbitsenth street,
between and II, on FRIDAY, tho 10Th in,tant, at
~ p. IN. by Rev. o. W. SAMSON, D. d. Subject:
''swinsiland Its mountain dsfsnees Alpine Scenery,
Mountaisssr Life the swiss Confederation, the Gene
van Church." Course Tickets admitting a gentle
man and lai,) o.; single tickets admitting gem
tlemap and lady) 90 cents. nov2j-4It
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
COMMERCIAL.


BALTIMORE Nov 28 -Breadstufs-The market for
Flour IL very much depressed and prices generally
favor buyers Holders for the most part are anxious
to SELL but can only do so 10 small lots at consider
able concessions from quoted rates Northwestern
supers We hear are ofetiug at IS, without hading
buyers Good City Mills supers are dull at %. 90.
other grades Of City Mills aud Howard Street are
equally dull and prices weak
Corn Neal We quote city Mills By the barrel at
% 6oass 75 Meal In bags " eoas2 70 per 100 lbs.
Chop o. 5oae2 90 per 100 lbs
Bucktohedt Neal doll New York ~. 25asl rs per
loo lbs Maryland aud PennAylyauia SiaSI 90
GRLrs s-Wh,at -Reosipts q OIL bushels white and
e,sls bushels red. Market qniet bat arm. Good
grades were In active request. Prime to choice
Maryland red o. 50af2 90.
Corn. = Receipts I, 9le bushels white and 54I5
bushels yellow. Market continues active and Arm
at about former rates salesG whlte-20o busb9
(hominy) At 1856 cents; 800 old at ls2 c,nts; l41
cut at I9D csntsj 2j new at llb centsj l, 400 do at
l25 cents 100 damp At l0l cents 100 do at lO2 cts
ITO DO. slos cents; 800 old western mi1sd at 1884
cents; $50 new do at lie cents. Yrlow-270 bushels
at ll6 cents 10 do. l2s cents. and 900 do. At l2s
cents.
oats-Rsesipts $3.50 bushels Market dull aed
less arm Sales 100 bushels at 6s cents; 900 at "a
cents 100 at II cents, 100 at 90 cents 100 at rs CTS
45o at ~ cents; $50 at "a cents; 800 at "a cents.
Rve-keceipts $50 bushels. Sales 800 bushels Nd
at 1866 cents
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
New Advertisements.
OFFICE OF PAYMASTER UNITED
" STATES NAVY,

OFFICE OF PAYMASTER UNITED
" STATES NAVY,
42j CHRsTEUr STRkEI,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25, 1857.
Proposals will be received at his oaico until
o'clock, p. m OF the 9Oth Gay Of November for fur
nishing the United States Navy Department the fol-
lowing articles, to be of the best quality and subject
10 Inspection BY the Inspecting oesr At the Phila
delphia Navy Yard, where they are to be delivered
free Of expense 10 the Goysrnmenti
FOB BUREAU OF STEAM RNGlnBRRIN0.
800 lbs Copper Taeks, assorted. Psrtcuars at this
once.
FOR BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUIT.
I'G
500 lbs Light Psreeling. sample, at this ofhee.
FOR BURRAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND Rs.
PAIR.
IS 900 lbs Round IrOn assorted. Particulars at this
ofhce
5, 90 board feet 2.ineh white Ash Pauk.
Q, 900 board feet L-inch white Ask Plank.
All the shove plank TO be 10 feet long not less than
l2inehes wide, well seasoned.
FOR BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
Yoke Oxen, to weigh not less than 900 pounds,
and to be not less than 8 nor more than years
old.
Blank Forms for bids al this Office.
no27.a A, T. WATSON, PAym sster.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
Fatal Roller EIpIosIon.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 26.-The boiler at Lamar's
Cotton Press exploded this morning. killing two
negroes, and seriously ipjuring white eDgi.
neer. The building is a complete wreck. The
shipping In tho vicinity was in great danger from
the hrs but prompt action saved 1t.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

On TueslSy evening, Nov. 10, 1857 at the residence
Of the brdes brother in law, j. v. Grapt, esq by
the Rev. D. B. R-ese, d D., BssJAAIN y. BEAN, ESQ
Of Washington, D. c., to Mas MARTHA HARRISON, oi
CaIleLtsbuTg Ky, youngest daughter Of the late X.
J. A Harrison, VI the latter place.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
As- NOW Is THE ACCEPTED TIME.
DEH ID

W NOW TS THE NCCEPTED TIM E.
BEHOLD
row Is THs DAY OF SALVATION.
CITY CAMP MEETING.
Services al 10 o clock a. IN.
Services at TX o'clock p N.
YOUNG GMRN'sPRAYER MEETING at 9 o clock p m.
AT WESLEY CHAPEL, corner Of Fihh and =
itreets, during the entire week.
Or. and Mrs PALABR, from New York, will assist
10 tho services
PEOPLE OF ALL DENOMINATIONS RElNvl1ED.
Sock the Lord while he may be found. call upop
him while he is near" nov25-3t
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

NATIONAL TaEArRE.-"Little Barefoot was
produced last night at the National The house
was not large, but it was enthusiastic, and "our
MAGGIE was hailed with immense eclat.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

From New Orleans--The Convention
Printer-.E1plosion aud SIX Mon
Wounded.
New 0RLEAss. November 28.--The Conven-
tion succeeded in organizing to-day. Tho Off.
Gers stand: President, white; secretary, ser.
goant-at.arms, and door.keepsr, colored q
committee Of thirteen, Of which W. L. McChril.
Ion is chairman, was appointed to draft rulos
and regulations, pending which the rules and
regulations Of the U. s. House Of Representa-.
tives were adopted. Tho New Orleans Tribune
was elected Printer, the Republican failing by
one vote. No other business was transacted.
The onachiita river packet Idaho blew up at
the wharf to-day. Six men wero wounded, two
mortslly. Tho upper works Of tho boat were
wrecked.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
westou. the Pedestrian,

LAPORrE, IND, Nov. 2o.-Wsston arrived here
at 6:I5 this evening. lie remains here tonight,
and will leave tomorrow morning. expecting to
arrive in Chicago at Q O'Clock Thursday morn
ing
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
MARRIED.,

THE RECEIPTS from internal revenue yoSter.
day amounted to $443, 1920.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
SS TURNER'S TIC DOULoUREUx OR
TURNER'S TIC DoULoURBUX or
UNIVERSAL EEUakL6IA PILL,

UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
Safe, Certain, Ano Speedy Cure for Neuralgia and
all Nervous Diseases
II Ia an unfailing remedy in all cases of Facial
Neuralgis often efeetipg perfect cure in a single
day. No form Of Nervous Disease falls to yield to
its magic influence. Even the severest cases Of
Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Derange-
ments Of many years standing, affecting tho entire
system, are completely and permanently cured by 1t
in few days, or few weeks at the utmost 1t con-
tains nothing Injurious to the most delicate system,
and can always be used with perfect safety. 1t is
In constant by the best physeians, who give II
their unanimous and unqualified approval. Sent by
mail on receipt Of o. and two postage stamps Sold
everywhere. TURNER CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
oe22 eo3n 1870 fremont street, Boston, Mass
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
From Montgomery, Ala.-The Recon-
atruetton Convention.

From MontRomery, A1a.-The Hecon-
struction Convention.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 26.. The recon.
struotion copvsation has adopted the following
article Of q constitution:
ARTICLE
Taxation. All taxes on property In this State
shall be assessed in exact proportion to the
value Of such property; provided, however, that
the General Assembly may levy a poll tax, not
to exceed one dollar and fifty csAts on each poll,
which shall be applied exclusively in aid Of the
public school fund.
The convention finally provided for the elsc.
zion Of Supreme Court judges and chanceilors
by the legislature, and all other judges and
officers by the people.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
From acknowledgement on tn,
New Trial OF Jen. Dsvis-Movementi
Of Cen. Lee

RICHMOND, Nov 26.-ssddou, Letchsr and
several other witnesses for the Government were
before the grand jury to-day, which shows that
Davis will bo tried on a new Indictment at the
March term Of the court. Davis will remain
ter in Canada.
Gen. Lee goes, on Thursday, to Petersburg to
attend the marriage Of his son, W. II. F. Lee.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
PrecAution In Regard to Impure Ice.

PrecAution In Regard to Impure Ice.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-Tho Board Of Health
have prohibited cutting Ice from any pond or
sink hole in this city or vi6inity or from the
Mississippi river below the northern boundary
Of the city, and have instructed their messenger
to examine and report all Ice houses having i'm.
pure ice held over from last winter.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
ss- Young Mems Christian Association
LECTURES

The SECOND LECTURE Of the course will be de-
liversd In the First Presbyterian church on Four
aud a half street, (Rsv DR. Sunderland on WE'D
ERsDAY EVENING NEXT, the 9Th instant, at Tk
o'clock, by Rev. Prof X. d. HITCHCOCK, u Union
Thsolog' cal Seminary, Now York Topic: "dkERCB,
PAST And PRESENT. "
Ticket, FIFTY CvNTS each, to be obtain.d at
william BsllAntyne's Book Store, Seventh street,
aud at the uIual places.
noy25.3t [star and Express.l
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

IRISH PLAID P0PLINS,
L Very rich eolOrs, at sl, 70 per yard.
fhENCh FIGURED CAsHMBREs. "a wide, very
rich Ard cheap.
a. FRENCH PLAID PoPLISs, very bright eolOr.,
will be sold very cheap.
PLAIN C0L0RRD REPS, P0PLINs,
BIARIrZs AND FRENCH MERIEogs
SILK vELvETS FOR MANTILLAs,
CL0AKING CL0THs, all eolors
We offer large stock Of all kinds Of Dry Goods at
the lowest cash prices.
WIN r. RILEY BRO,
No. SO, Central Store,
between seyenth and Eighth streets,
noyT.6uf opposite Centre Market
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

So The Republican on the Navy Yard.
Persons residing on the Navy Yard desiring the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN delivered promptly and reg
ularly at their rssidsuees, will please leave their
name, and residence with Mr.. JosBPH REFErTI,
grocer next to the northeast Of stres south
and Seventh street east. no2l u
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

~ The Healing Pooi-An essay Tor
Youug Men on the Crime Of Solitude. and the Dis.
eayes And Abuses which create imp diments to
MARRIAGE, with surs means Of rSeL Sent In
sealed letter envelopes free OF charge Address DIR.
J. sKILLlH HoUGHToN. Howard Association
PhIladai phia, Pa se27- SIN
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
no27.sls

T IST OF PROPOSALS OF A MIS-
II cellsneous character received At the Quarter-
mater Generals once for the week ending Monday,
November 20, 1867:
John wlno, Charlottesville, Va, offers to pur.
chase 80 Wagons. Al ell each, and 2 Ambulanees At
tl8 each.
wyeth 4 Bro, Bsltimors, Nd, offer to purchase
Bar Iron at average pres received at last sale. 1t
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

DR0POSALS FOR FORAGE.
orYIor or ASSISTANT ouARrEpHAsrER,
MOBILE, ALA November Is, 1857. I
Sealed proposals lin triplieatsl will be received at
this oflee until IL m , THURSDAY, November 2s,
1857. for supplying forase for the posts Of Mobile
lss g SSS SS r.: r.: a.I, a.y at post of Mobile Ala!
g SSS SSS K: X: ~ az ".p''' of Selma :. :.
,sSSSS Sc i: L: 6y 66.y "p'.' Of M0a'son'ry. A!.
The 0At. to be sound, free from ehaa or dirt, and
put up In good, strong sacks Of not less than two
be sound FREQ from dus. and weeds, and we'll basd.
The whole to be subject to such Inspection as may
st the OF not less than onethird Of the whole
amount per month, aud delivered at such times rs
may be designated.
Proposals will be sntOrta.Bod as follows;
For each article separately or for the whole
amount
For the delivery Of the amount for Mobile at
Mobile
For the delivery Of the amount for Selma At
Selma
For the delivery Of the amount for Montgomery at
Montgomery.
Conirastor to give bond and satisfactory evidence
Of oyAlty to the Govern ment.
Bids for Corn In lien Of Oats for Selma and Mont.
gomery will be sntertR ned.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Forage
and addressed TO the uudersignod.
OHARLEs A. REYNOLDS
no27a evet Col and Q. N ,UsA
NHINA AND GLASS
~ AT "a PER CENT. LESS.
have Just opened my Fall Stock Of French and
chss dslisr. and Lamps. which viii sell At 20 pei
cent less than former prices Housekeepers and all
others, are invited to call; No Coal OF and An
ana ~ aat
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
FINANcIALAND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

Coupons, lIs; 5.7o's, 1867, l071E; b.2o's, 1884
1857 6ao,,, 1885, lOe; bao's, jan and July, 1885
1879; IL O-to's, 1927; 7.so',, ID SERIES loO 1906
Sd series, 1907; Gold, 1Seh
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

MO. 3 BOWLING GREEN,
IN NEW YoRK, November %, 1867.
will sell at public auction. at Port Tompkins,
Staten Island. on THURSDAY, 2sth instant, at II
o'clock, m:
Three ED DTausbt Horses.
Two ~ Oxen.
Twenty (2ol Carts.
Seventeen an sets Harness.
About fifteen Thousand (l5, ,000) pounds Wrought
add Cast Iron, Iropmongery, Rope, ae.
FOR further particulars apply at this once, or the
oflce on the works.
Terms eAsh. O. A. GILMORE,
noH.n Breyet MAJ. Gen U. 4. Army.