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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, December 1s.-Cotton
market Arm and tendency upward; Or.
leans l5c; sales 5000 bales receipts,
22z6 bales exports, 6473 bales. Sugar
unchanged. Molasses in fair demand
far to choice, 75c. Flour dull and de.
pressed; no quotations. Corn dull and
unchanged. Oats, no sales, but held al
SIC. Pork very dull jobbing, s23 so.
Bacon shoulders retailing, Il6I1}c
clear sides. 153c. Lard, no sales prime
keg, l+9l43e; ne sales of tieFees for sew
eral DAYS. Sterling, 48@484, nominal.
New York sight, &c discount. Gold,
1922.
LOUISVILLE, December 1s.-Tobacco,
sales Of 70 bids at s591e for Tugs 20 me-
dun, and S28 so for fair leaf. Flour,
superhne dun at s. fancy, SIS. Wheat,
81 35@2 is. Corn, sheIled, in bulk. S5c
in ear, 769S0c. Oats, 65067c In bulk.
Cotton, l34c fer middling. New Louisi.
ana sugar, 14aG I53c. Plantation mo.
lasses, S5G90c for new crop. Lard. in
~tierces, l3c. Hogs, SIC cash. Mess pork
new, So. Bacon, shoulders, lie; clear
sides, $50; fancy hams, Doe packed.
Whisky, raw, 10 bond, 3l932c.
CINCINNATI, December lS.-Fiour de-
clining family, SIl9u Is. Wheat
0fmi y ZOt1z 81 COrn active, S6(GS7e.
Oats firm, 66@67c. Rye quiet, 81 559
81 5S. Cotton firm. lac for middlipS
Whisky steady, 2Sc in bond. HoEsdu(l
Irregular and nominal. Provisions dujl
and nominal. Pork, $40 5000 50. Bulk
Meats, S9lOe for loose. Lard. lIhGI2e.
Green Meats, 6g@llc. Groceries steady.
ST. LOUIS, December ls.-Tobacco.
steady and unchanged. Cotton quiet.
BE. Flour. unchanged. Corn very duh,
9089lc. OatsduH and dropping, 7667gc.
Rye, 81 so Provisions nominal. Hegs
lower, 5}G6{c.
NEW York, December 1S-CottoB.
quiet and unchanged uplands, l5Fc.
Flour, duh saperfos, state and West
ern, S 6099 20. Whisky, quiet and
unchanged. Wheat, quiet. Corn lower,
81 3a91 AZ. Oats quiet, $40 Western
CofIes quiet. Sugar, very quiet; Cuba.
l13c; Havapa, il5c. Moissses, dull
Pork dull sRd lower, $40 SIS. Lard, 1880.
lSe. Money easy and steady cali loans.
COZ. Sterling, l0@l05. Gold, 33E. Ex,
ports Of specie, SS92,SS3 Government
stocks stronger. Stocks higher; new
Tennessees, 82k. Receipts 81 suh-treas-
ury, S5,270, lac; payments, S44, 295, us /;
balance, Sl04, $50, 100.
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The London Sbdr states that Mr.. Ev-
erett, q london bsrrister, is now on a
visit to the United States 70 ascertain
how tue owners Of plantations and other
estates in the. S0gthrean be assisted with
capital 10 develop the resources Of those
sections which at the present are so de-
pressed through the poverty Of their
owners. His chief object is to see il alb
solDte and available security can be Civ
en, and the guns nov locked up in Eng
land might be invested, realizing two
ohjects-s good and safe return for Brit
ISL capital, and giving eaeetual aid to
the industrial people Of the South. Il
believes tkat at the present the poorer
owners Of lands in the South can onIy
get assistance by paying about q Der
cent monthly, or ct the rats Of 80 per
cent. per annun.
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"a notice can be taken OF anonymous CON
muufcau0us. Whatever Il Intended Ter IL
zs-ti8n is the AFPEA must be autnentl-
zrzz by the name snd address or me
writer. a. a guarantee OF bis good niin ana
rasuarsI-Eisy.
RBsiu=s Letters should be sddressa % -hA
GpPEAL Eeuphis-
Communication 0r publication nnst oe VIII
Zen on one side o. the page only, ana Win
other matters connected with the sdilo-
- ss,avtmeut. should be addressed; EDr-
-.zz oFIHE APFEAL Memphis
We ra-nor- al rule. undertake 20 return aru-
- not e,u16 suitable for pubucauOR.
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CONGREsSIONAI.

WASHINGTON, December IS.-H0uSs.
Mr.. Garfield, from the Committee on
Military Afairs, reported q bill prOvid-
ing that all persons relieved from the
charge of dsserti0n or absence without
leave from the army or Ravy by the act
Of June 10, 1887, shall be furnished GER
tifcates of honorable discharge under
limitation and restriction Of act, %
section Of repeats, the Dist section of act
Of March 3, 1865, which disfranchises
deserters, except that it does not effect
decisions Of Courts Martial and does not
entitle any person to bounty, pensions or
emolument OF any Kind. Bill discussed
without result.
Stevens bill, which he sought to intro
duce yesterday, was taken up, the third
section withdrawn and bill passed by
I04 to "a.
A message from the President in com.
mendation Of Maj.-Gen. Hancock was
laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
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ro~vrTox At LOUISVILLE

A meeting Of Conservative Union oiti-
v.nz Of Fulton county, Gs, held At At
lsuts on the 18th instant, recommends
that 4 Convention Of all the States ofthe
Union he requested to meet in Louisville,
XIV on the 225 OF February next, for
the purpose Of taking into consideration
the restoration and preservation OF the
Union Of the States according to the
U-iDciples Of the Constitution, and thst
each state be represented by two dele
ra+ss from each Congressional District
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HOLIDAYS! HoLIDAYsI HOLIDAYS!

GOOD NEWS FOR ALI
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATET

Lessee and Msnager-...---W ". c. THOMPSON
Stage Manager~-"--.5alhLkH II. FhAnCb
/ ID. SEEINKUHL
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deel5 tbs Auc1oneers.
sv jackson, Tenn, Wing copy and send bin
10 Appeal Office.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
n GYMNASTICS.

MDME. LEISE would most respectfully an-
vi nounce 10 the citizens OF Memphis that
Ter Glasses are now open ather new aad splen-
did Eal, At NO. III second street, IN the Adj
ans block, one OF the most private and pleas
ant locations in the city. MCme. l.. nas TWO
large Halls suited 20 all the wants OF her pa
pills. All her Classes will be strictly private.
Pupils admitted on the days VI tuition All
the new and most fashionable dances taught
III a few lessons. Ladies' classes tuesdays AID
Saturdays At 10 O'Clock Am Masters ana
Misses Tuesdays and Saturdays at half-past q
O'Clock pm; Gentlemen rom 8 to 10 o'clock
pm on Edesdays and saturdays. Mdme. L.
will give instructions In the Lee Ao8demy,Jhe
Memphis Female institute, and at Mrs. Ma
ghee's SCHOOL in South Memphis, as soon AS the
classes can be arr anged. The Madame viii also
give Instructions IN the new Gymnastics, OF
Physical Culture, which imparts 80 much grace
and beauty TO the ngure. Tnis training gives
her School tbs advantage over all others, as
there is no ext a charge made for this branch.
Terms-JO auit the umes-pert term Of twenty
four lessons, SIS.
Parents ana guardians Rrs invited to visit
School during the hours Of tuition, before
placing their children elsewhere. Good music
provided, ana sUlrees gwen twice per month.
sell
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NASHVILLE, Dscember Is The Rail-
road Convention, for the purpose Of IA
~cilitating immigrant travel from New
York to points West aud Southwest, via
Norfolk and Charleston, to-day fixed the
fare for immigrants at SIS from New
York to st. Lonis, aud two cents per
mile 10 all nther nninta-
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limits OF the Union, through the assist
.snee Of the G~enersl-in-C hiefo OF The Army.
IL matters not what may be the par
ticnlar merits Of the case, the respect
shown by Gen. HANCOCK for the civil
authorities entities him 10 the rsverenea
OF every citizen Of the United States.
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FROM New ORLEANS.
Election Grderesi by gen. Hancock I'm
Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, December IS-m
Special ORDERS No. 2i3, dated to-day,
Gen. Hancock gives notice that the cleo
ton in Texas for or against an election,
" for election {" was carried the same to
be holden from the 10th to the 18th the
total number Of registered voters 70 be
I4,259, and the revision of the regulations
to commence fourteen days previous to
the election. Tie order apportions the
delegates among the counties, and says
"no elections shall be held in the coun-
ties not organized, or in which there has
been no registration; and the
election is to be held duly at
the county seats; and each bal
lot presented by cOlored voters TO be
| marked " eolored" by the Judges OF
election. The Boards of Registration
are charged TO conduct the elections, and
il from any cause the Registrars fail to
perform their duty their places are to be
filled by the County Judges, Clerks, or
Clerks Of the District Courts, provided
they can qualify, otherwise the vacan-
cies are to be flied by the appointment
by the balance of the Board Of Registra-
ton. The sale of liquors during the
election il prohibited, aud military inter-
ference is prohibited unless necessary.
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T. y Rasberry. general agsnt lor
Eohu p. EsardOn- Little ROCK AK
Richard ThrustOu, Van Buren,, Ark.
Rad Fletcher, Pine Blufs Ark.
Ina. z. EaktR, Washington, AK.
Hey. A. r. WtndeId. Camden, Ark
&. &. 10y. Bolivar, 2enn.
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ARMHTRONG-Of pneumonia, at his resi-
deuoe, on Central avenue. Deoamber "a, 1851,
JOHN ". A~RMBTRoEG.
Friends and acquAintancea Ere invited 70
attend his funeral, ffom Calvary Church, THIS
Thursday morninss a. ADaeioak.
MILTON In this city, on Wednesday, De-
csmber IS a. the TeSidsncar Or Mrs Rawlings,
In Chelsea, WILLIAM B. Milton, aged any
seven years.
Frankfort, Kentucky. papsrs please copy.
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Adjourned to 9 am. Tuesday.
The New Bankrupt Eav-PrOpoxed I'm
narfauE Anemdraeug

The New Bankrupt A-aW-PrOposed I'm
PsFtaut Amendment
IRON the New York Herald
A circular letter has lust been addressed
through the Supreme Court at Wash
ingtou 10 the District Judges and Regis.
tiers OF the Court Of Bankruptcy, inviting
suggestions OF amendments TO the recent
81 ACT TO establish q uniform system of
bankruptcy throughout the United
States" Mr.. Edwin James, an author
iy in bankrupt matters, has submitted
and recommended to the Court practical
amsndments 20 the law. 1t has been
found that "A cases Of voluntary bank
ruptcy a great defect exists ia the want
Of power 10 the Court 10 protect the
property Of apetiuOning debtor from the
time OF the petition being filed to the
appointment Of the assignee. At pres
ent, in many cases the property Of the
bankrupt being LEFT IN his own custody
has been seized by the creditors under
attachments, and thus taken from this
Jurisdiction TO the Court, and 10 one
noted instance a debtor, after fling his
petition, abscOnded to Canada, after real
Izing q large sum BY the fraudulent sale
OF bis goods. Mr.. James suggests that.
Immediately after the filing Of 3 petition,
the Court shall have power to appoint a
provisional assignee TO take possession Of
the assets Of the debtor until the as
signee is chosen by the creditors. And
also, that an appeal shall be allowed
from the decision Of the District Judge
in all cases Of compulsory adjudication
Of bankruptcy. Again, il Is submitted
that the amount Of fees required from q
petitiOning debtor should be reduced. In
ordinary cases the fees vary from 9I20 10
$50, and this tax falls with great sever
ity upon those who have honestly given
up 81 their property 70 their creditors.
These and minor amendments are needed
to the efficient working Of the Law, and
will be submitted 10 Congress for early
legislation upon them.
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Notice.

WE have this day appointed Messrs. ALIT-
SON BROFHERs our sole agents 10 wind
mp our old business in this city All persons
indebfed % us, and Al parties having Gains
in their d S. ssiOn for Collection rom Our Tor
mer agent, Mr.. W-R. Paul, viii make al lemlt-
ta-ces ard address AL communication TO
them-thsy alone netnE aufhCEzed u IeceipB
for payments made in liquidation 81 said bust
ness. BATTER SINS.
M.mphis, Tenn. December l., 1857. dec6 I'm
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BY
Might Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK.
FOREIGN.

NEW York, December 1S.ASeverai
shocks Of an earthquake we're felt in
various portions OF this State last night,
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The plate glass for the Treasury ex-
tension was imported from France, at a
totsl cost when delivered at New York
OF S426s. Khe lowest bids the supervis-
ing artchitect could get IN this country te
furnish this glass were S9732 and $3.50.
"A Norwich, Conn, junk dealer
brought frnm Liverpool a horse shoe
measuring ten inches each way aud
weighing four pounds.
Planters are losing money on &C.
count Of the large amount of toblceo
thrown upon the LynehbuEg, Va, mar
BET,
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PARIS, Deeember i8.-The Aonfteug
publishes a circular, signed by the Pre-.
ieet Of Police, placing the press OF the
city under more rigorous censorship.
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REsf REWARD STOLEN From the sub
GU scfibsr, on the night Of the 18th usoem-
Der, from hfs residence al Fort Pickering. q
light bay HORSE, 8 years old, about Is hands
high. Jeff hiEd foot while, plain shoc al
around, name q tale and cOiOred aud long,
a ANAL star on his forehead and nose, banded
iudisUncEy I. e. sadie marked A reward OF
SIS viii be paid for the recoVeTy OF The horse
and SIS Tor The Thief.
dacf5 1--we WM- 7. SNOWDEN.
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NOTICES
Notice to Stockholders.

THE Stockholders OF the German National
4 Bank ars hereby notified that an election
VIII be held az this Bank, on January 18th
next, rom 10 o'clock Am. unit 4 pm, for the
pul pose Of siecting seven Directors 70 serve
during the year Is08.
deeil I'm ARTr GRIFFIN Cashier.
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WILL sell my lower Plantation IN Tnnfcs
a county. or exchanRe Il fur otker good pFop-
erty, or lease f. tor the nexi year or Tor = seriss
OF years. A. "a ons Of tbs highest and besI il
the bottom. ahngt mmfles below Mg-apb1s.
iv1o ~ A. WRfEHT
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MEMPHIS STEAM LkDADRY.

Vu5E Landry win be re-opened for business
sgain MKT MONDAY DID december, I'M
der the management Of Mr. WM. Q. DiBOLLs
assisted by his wife, who have both had an
experience OF several years in a Laundry.
Mrs. DIB0LL will give her personal ~attept1On
70 ali work inst comes in, more especially
Laundry work FOR ladies Circulars and price
lists viii be distributed IN a lew day s, giving
more detailed particulars.
street, or through city Pest 20 WIN. .. DIBObh
hsfer, By permission. to Il. A LittietOn,
Fec LnsurE nee Agent, Madison street y. II
&. Jones, with Black, CamTen q Co. and .. r.
Prescott & Co., 40 Jefferson Street. Price LlEts
can be obtained at the latter place. decl7f
To Contractors aud Builders.
1 WILL exchange a few Suburban Lots IN
from two 10 i've acres, for Fencing or Build
ing Material or will sell To parties wishtngto
improve on long 1ime-Ouly requiring interest
annually on the purchase. Apply 10 ]. Il
SPEED, q Madison street, or TO myself, onths
decis 1--WE ". d. DEADRICK.
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Notice.

A PPLICATi0N will be male by I. Q. Trader,
n Esq, at The December Term. 1867, or tbs
County Court Of shelby county, Tor letters or
administration on the estate OF A. W.. Arnold.
deceased, By ordsr or Court.
JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
November lG. 1881. novIT u
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Nottce 81 DfssoLttton.


TyHE undersigned will apply at TIVE January
4 Term, 1865, OF ths County Court Of shelby
unit tennessee, to probate the via AZ A. &.
J. Wsatherail. anu for letters testzn sntaTy
thereon. Al. WEAFdkRALL
dsol2 law4pe A &. WEATHEkALL
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New Years day.. sell to the highest bidder,
my Plantation, lying three and a bali miles
from CSvingtOn. containing 1852 acres. said
land has been divided in lots TO suit purchns-
ers, from 80 to 30 acres, eaCh lou cr tract 81
land having Gem Portable Houses and cleared
land on the Fame This is one OF the Gnest
tracts Of IN West Tennessee, and is an ex-
ceilent opportunity for the people Of the coun-
try Of SINAI means 70 buy them a good home.
as my terms are very easy. h above laud
will he sold Tor one-third cash, the balance on a
credit Of one and two years, with a lien re-
tained on the land for the balance OF the pHr-
c1ase money.
Any one purchasing any Of said lands can be
supplied with cornaud fodder,ou the premises,
at the market price OF the country. John T.
Dougias, kSq-, II luy agent, who wiiitake pleas
ure IN showing the land to any one wishing u
purchase.
A plat OF the land can be seenat the 0 lJcso OF
Peyton j Smith, ESQ. Mr.. john Walker or l.. P.
YarbrO, living near the lands, VIII also snow
the land 70 any one desiring 70 purchase
RICHARD B. S~OMERVELL.
REEERENCEs-D q. Slaughter, sheriff OF
Upton couuty g. W. Fallen, COvington; + S.
Barrst, CoantE Clerk Upton county; r h.
Munfocd, Clerk and Master Upton county ;
PevtOn Collier, County Surveyor, Upton
county
December I3, 1881, decl7 ids
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WE SHALL, through MRasrs. BOYSTER,
w IRRELEVANT &CO., Auctiouesrs, offer az
pubic sale, upon the premises,
On fhursday, 18th day Of January,

The beautiful and valuable Homestead Tract Of
the late Gen. SAMUEL J. HAYS, containing
1850 acres Of land in ana Immediately adjacent
to the city of jackson, Tenn, subdivided into
Let's and small Tracts, suitable for Residences
and small Farms. The Mansion Is one OF the
most elegant and spacious in Tennessee, situa-
ted on beautifuian INT highly ornEmented ground
The advantages Of Railroad facilities from the
two roads now in operation, 70 be increased by
the NIncenHeS and New Orleans Air Line road,
passing through Paduosh an { connecting with
the A8sSisaippi Central at Lnts point maze IL a
center Of commercial and manufacturing i'm
portance which has given vitality and growth
TO Jackson, ever under all the depressing in
huences which have retarded almost every
other place in the south In society and health,
Jackson Is VIGOROUSLY one OF the most attract
i've cities IN the south.
TERMS OF sALE-Third cash balance IN one
ana two yesns, with interest. secured by trust
deeds. A. J. BAYS,
X. J. HAYS,
MIDDLETON HAYS,
F. b. PRESTON,
Executors.
BOLSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
decI5 tds AucGoneers.
R- Jackson, Tenn, Wing cop and send bin
To ApDaRl nfige-
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FROM NASHVILLE.

Redneuon orFare by the RAILROAD Con-
VenffaR.
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Dsvied on ~ the property OF Joseph Oshei. TO
Ealsfy a U. 8. warrant issuad against him by
me, IN favor OF ths Us. GovsrnnIent, for taxes
on his eating hOuss since hst Maytlbe7.
r. SAUNDERS,
Collector Internal Revenue sth District Tenn
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LOST,
LOST.
LOST,

|OOA1 "V-0 ~
A FIX Of Chancery papers IN the suit OF
L "A WIN. Armour Va Wm. Park and XII L
Vim eUal charged 20 r K Iur1age, deceased
attorney and the papers in the suit Of Geo.
W. Winchester VS.. Henry q. smith, admins
traitor OF n. b. winchester, deceased changed
mislaid. the City Recorders Navy Yard Book,
Containing the proceedings In COuncil IN rsla-
ton 10 the said Navy Yard" The parties
having the above paper and book viii please
return the same to Office Of the Clerk and Mas-
ter Immediately. A. ALsTOH, c, and N.
X. J. BLACK, =. c. and NJ. dec4 Nv
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Message from the President 10
OHgre "a Relation to Gen. MancOck's
Order On Assuming Command Of the
Eiffb Military district,
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N. M. ~TREZEVANT's
Suburban Residence and Lands.

A BOUT Twenty Lots not Disposed OF at pub
a lie sale remain on the Market privately,
upOn the same terms heretofore offered,
namely Tenth Cash, balance in Ten Annual
instruments. bearing interest The Residences
Lot, containing % acres, Is also offered FOR Cash.
or on the usual terms. apply 70 my agents,
Messrs. Roystsr, HreEevRnt q Co, orto myEeif
on he premises. n. ID. TREZEYANT
Aanr
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NEW .ApvERTTsEME,Ts
NOTICE.
3 METAL PITCHERS,
1 GNFSTI. TRftN EAHs

ON THE s0rH DECEMRER, 1867, 1 viii sell, a
~ the bonded Warehouse Of kdmonds, Pet
tgrew & Co., Jefferson strict,
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FIChIand
FOR SALE,
First Day Of january, Isss.

HAVTNG resolved to abandon farming, /
III will. at the Courthouse door, in the town
or C~ovingt0n, Upton county, Tenn, on the
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
pr0posals.
eYscs oy A0iylNr oxussRy-GRvgast oF SrEsisTtvcrt
No stlte-st., Ees.iark Fst. - 1905. :

GTFcs A~ivsNr CovsisaRy-GRygnft oF SrEsisrtycrt
No sfltest.. Ses.iork, Fsb. Is 1906. :
A RMY SUPPLlES.-Sealed proposals Gn du-
II pheatel al b. reertel ty he IDdrfyad lt0 oc9ca
Monday. March ar sr1pns s thc y te uied State
army SUBSiol CE SIothS 20 e delivered New oft or Brook
foiogs. VIZ:
G6,OO8 pounds Crs Ro COFFEE packed double zuruy
s.Sde IN bond OF dirty paid
100000 poruls D,s Res pound, csn good stout oat
bares, lie samp 20 ~ ;ls ofee UU pounds ioub
scls-goniJ Ad ounaps or co'u-coHislg one budfe pounds
pm chop sample. = Cose ,rr'r, Il e
5yed via tbe proposals. sua rrfi srris Ms.rnss 'oraeis
bs exhibited by btt>.s
printed COPS i- alr-r'sit bs sfschtd urp,-
and the proposals mast Hr -Iec u r1 nrery Yh M She
Zach b fafs fnr'd is guar
Asly Of two respOushla s.fH-s - ia.0Us
I'VE. the under ao Aer Urr Diet slouh an ~ any of
bid iv accepted Ill be- I.lg sd serorHg
and conditions also, tEt cHfr.et sh bonds 20 'e
aaouul Of oneurh TIE ae u 'be proposed BE- I.1
IlsH be executed. ff,orrsL'
TIE seller nsne place q bus~ss purchase,
the q coH,s slth and at wei i shipping
ssks 70 he hercsfer shu be- pl uafsci
All other o1 nsfls nts fr ophtsfsf'i
ne Coffee and ice bs cafe Hfcid he - dryery I'D
pared v!.h lie fesiii saui Es.s Of Vei'- fel y
Payment heoiE 80 BE- Dtda IN see inds bs uted
~ The IIlted states
Cysreor. s'je-td :, bod isF sols bs
Ds I'd States, miJ r-IUirei iJr hIpreiL
Sapis or Prorasq u.O yaiasi ME OTc, rhl V De-
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