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FROM Rev. Ed. FENDALL

Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle, PhiIa
1 have derived decided benefit from the use of
ieee to recommend them as Q most valu = bic tonic
20 al Sho are suffering from general debility or
liver. Yours truly 'Ae
Z. b. FENDALL.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs TOR OATS AID HAY.

ONcs Of 4ssistnnf Qa1yternu1,te- General I
No IL STATE st., fee fovt CITY, March N, ISSs /
- slsd Proposals iuvitsa aud will BE- receiy I'D
st this efice until II O'Clock N. on HOHDAT
arch is, iss for the delivery ct ouch Vhsrvea IN
New York haIbor as maj be directed: " - :
go coo flour hundred and sixty thous nd pounds
OF good me rchantable Oats.
$4,000 nve hundred and seventy W thousandl
pounds 81 good meychautable Timothy Hav
For shipment TO South Carolina subjecs to In.
spsehop ~ an Oficer of this Department.
The united states reserves the privilege Of reect.
ing any or al OF the bids, If deemed ad vfsAble
Proposals should be Endorsed PROP ossls for Oata
ana Hay :" and addressed to the updersiQnei =
RUFUS INGALLS,,
NH 13-2 Brevet Major Gen and A. o. NC.
OFFICE DEPOT COMMIsSARY OF sUssIST
" ENCE ~
uu WASHING TON, ID. c., March 9, 1853
wANIED-ffve Hundred Barrels No Flour
20 De delivered before APrii I, 1858. Other condi.
uons same as usual. Proposals received ut IL m.
on the 18th instant. - -
NH lost G. BELL, C.s.,U.s.A.
DUMPS, WELLS, &C. - =
MAYORS OFFIcE
CRY HALL March 9, 1859. Z .
Proposals will be received ct this ofhce until II
O'Clock on THURSDAY, the 10Th inst for the
repairs OF Pumps, Hydrsnts, &c for the year com.
mencing on the LIST OF April. 1883 .-F
.epeci ncatlons. &c. can be obtained on applica-
tion at the Mayors Once. -
,oo RICHARD WALLACE.
mn lU-ettf9 Mayor,
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RY W L WALL a co, Auctiopeers,
- Stores No. 315 and SIT,
South corner Of Pennsylvania avenue

LARGE AND PERFMPToRY sALE or GRO
SERlEss LIQUORS sEGARs, TOBACCO,
EIkE PROOF SAFE, MOLAssES AND
s1BIHS. &c, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING. March II, COM
mencinG at 10 O'Clock, will sal, within our
Sales Room a large and well assorted stock OF
Groceries, Liquors. &C, comprising
ssacks Coffee
Chests and half chests Green and Black Tea
IS boxes Adamantine Candles
20 dozen BroCms
10 boxes Cheese
- gross Matches
a boxes Pepper
DO boxes Mustard
~ barrels Coal Oil
20 boxes Soap
10 boxes starch
~ toNee Kaisins, Layers
. CO.. Cigars
81 boxes Tobacco
20 dozen Scrub Brushes
30 reams PAPER
20 ceIls Inch Rope
barrels Ninegar
"a barrels whisky, different brands
~ cases Whisky, very hne
10 cases Port Wine
barrels sherry Wine
5bsrrels Maaeira Wine
5bsrrels Syrup
barrels " GLASSES
Fire Proof safe, Miller's Patent
Together with many other articles in the G. sosry
line. moved 20 our Sales Rooms for convenience
Of sale all of which will be peremptorily sold.
nab Ia W. WALL CO. Aucts.
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>. ENGINEER OFFICE

u. OswEGO,N N. Y, February "a, 1883.
Sealed Proposals viii be received by the under
signed until the 30th of March, 1873 at noon, for
making the repairs that may become necessary on
the United States pier at OswegO, N Y. up TO No.
ysmber 80, 1873 ali the materials for said repairs
being furnlshed by the United States.
The pTlcenust be stated At so much per coo feet
o. m OF the lumber, per pound of the iron and
spite, and per cubic yard of stone which shall be
used IN making said repairs and must cover all the
expenses Tor tools. machinery. scOws, &c, the
tearing rp and removing old work. and the compile
Ilon Of the repairs In manner satisfactory TO tLe
engineer In charge
Bids must be in duplicate, and guaranteed upon
forms which, with all the Information in the pos
session Of the undersigned can he obtains by an
piestion, In person or By letter, TO this ONCE.
e.. K. BLUNT,
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IR0x's CITY ExPRIss

KNOxs CITY ExPRIsS :
Calls for, and delivers TO any address,
BAGGAGE, PACKAGEs, AND MERcn AppIsI:
MOVES FURNITURE. &c., &c. isss
PRINCIPAL Once, 354 Peuna. ayssue, corner sti
syenue, corner leth street, WAshing %; ana atS
oAoe Of ADAM Express Co., Georsstown. = =. b
Thf HONE DIsfILLGRY, eonsssning twe
cry, s. Il Ssrisss Esnsins orssr' ssP 81 tsssis.
e. ss,s%i''s' on Good ssIss Sar r,,Auuus,
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NAyY pEPARTMENT-

"A-hANsION. I-tn february, 1s8.
Sealed Proposals Will be received until the 9th
Of March at ~ O'Clock, noon, for the purchase Of
the following vessels:
Ar rae Washin<fOs Yard.-The Mahopae, Sausus,
CaecO ard Chino :
Carswba, Msnayunk, Oneota, Tippecannoe, Chick
sssw and Kickapoo.
The proposals viii state the price that will be
given for the vessels in their present c.ndition,
and with such fittings a. are row attached to them
The vessels c n be seen and all necessary inform
alton concerning them win be given BY the com
mandsnts Of the stations.
he night IL reserved TO reject any or all OF the
proposals II their acceptance 10 not for the interest
OF the Government
Twenty Der cent Il the purchase money will be
[sluired within three days after . Botincat Of
tne sceeptance Of proposal 70 be forfeited case
OF compilation Of the purchase, md the bsisnce
upon the NAL delivery Of the vessel -
ne props.Sls should Be endorsed ;" Propossls for
GIDEON WHILST
Ielo StsS4w Secretary Of the Mao.
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fe sim 1t. Col. Of Eng's., Bvt. CO

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
1 WASHINGTON, 9th March. 1888
Sealed Proposals will be received until the 10th
April at L. clock noon, for the purchase of the
fOllowing-Jsssels
AT THE BOSTON (MAsS - YARD.
The =. SHAWNEE and WASSUC."
AT LEAGUE ISLAND, PA.
The /" CANONICUS.' "COHOES" ROKAr
NACsEIT w ANSAw y .-YAZOO.r TU-
MT SAU BCC - MODOC," "NAPA,"
SQUANDO' and " sUNC0Oh."
AT MOUND CITY. ILL.
The ETLAH -. KLAMATH, - = SHILOH
IMPQUA- - YUMA hEOsHO,"" MARI
ETA and sANDUskY.'
HE proposals will state the prices that will be
given tor the vessels in their present condition.
them. -
1he vessels can be seen, and Gil necessary infor-
mandsnt- OF the stations. -
Ihe right i Reserved 10 REJECT any or ali Of the
poSo.sls u their acceptance s not for the interest
Twenty per cent Of the purchase money will he
required within three dsys after a notifcAitos ~
the sceeptsnoe OF proposal to be forfeited In case
OF non pleiOn 81 the purchase, and the balance
upon the hnal delivery OF the vessel.
The proposals. should be endorsed Proposals
Tor purck aee of Iron -clals.
GIDEON wELLEs,
Secr of h. MAJ
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Penn sylpania.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is, 1856
consider 'Hoofand's Germs Bitters' ralUa-
ss medteise in cases Of attacks Of Indigestion or
dyspepsia can certify this from my ex erience
Of 1t. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPsON.n
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Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
Dr.. JACK son-Desr sir have been frequently
requested to connect my name with recommends
tons OF different kinds Of medicines but
have In all cases declined but with clear pr oof
~ various instances, and particularly In my own
family OF the usefulness Of DIR. Hoohs nd 8 Ger
Bitters, l depart for once from my usual course,
70 express my full conviction that, for general de
btItty Of the system, and especially 10, Ltrsr Com
plant, IL IS safe aud vaiuabie preparation. In
some Cases it may fail but usually doubt not, it
viii be very beneficial to those who sufe from
the above causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
j. II. kENNARD,
Eighth, below Coates street
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AUCTION SALES.
RY j. T. GOODWILL a CO., Auctiopeer,.
~ southNest cor. Pa. ave. and a. street

On TUESDAY March 18th, ct 10 O'Clock q. m,
We viii cell, in front Of Auction Rooms, an
excellent assortment OF Furniture, &C, cOmpris-
Ing
Fine Rosewood Case Piano forte. celebrated msks
Marble top Bureaus and Washstands
Handsome Marble top Cottage Set, nearly new
cottage Set complete. imitation walnut
walnut Efaeere, Secretary and Bookcase
walnut Once Deck and Revolving Chair
YAK ritine Fab e. new. and Revolving Chair
Magnificent Oak Extension Table, l6 feet
Bedsteade and actresses, Once and Dining Chairs
Teapoy, Tables, Looking Glasses, Crockery, &C.
ALSO,
Within the store, q lot q Boot. and Shoes ana
be sold Co cover advances
NH IA Il J. I. COLDwELL q co, Aucts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

with, bat Push the cutting iRio tho
sand nearly up 10 the bud from
which tho first leaf springs, planl-
ing close enough 10 touch without
shading or erOWding loo much
When a box is thus filled with the
cuttings, water through tho ear 0f
a watering pot With cl-ar son water
until the surface Is covered - as
Just a. shaw sainraii0n, 81 tho
bnS ia shalo,i hnl light gallery ar
place, Take raro that the sand Is
kept always saturated, II Il ever
beoomes dry, all the labor will be
lhr0wn away, Treated in this way,
scarcely a cutting will fail, When
you lind that they have r'ulod,
which will b. Ia two Ia -four weeks,
no longer keep lhe sand in a state
Of salurali0n SO ~ a. show moisture
on the suriacc, lat hc carciiil at the
same limo that il is kept sufficient
~ moist"
There, now, | expect everybody
will supply their yards with cape
jcssamincs, II they do not, IL is
not my fault,
business is decidedly livelicr this
week than last, aud | notice large
number al buyers actively ut work
among the large wholesale stocks OF
goods To he found in Houston. Pur,
chases are made on n liberal scale,
aud every Indication is given or nm
easy feeling IN The interior
loIrs, truly,
CAPTAIN InnN.
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The RADICALS DEMAND THAT THE,

The RADICALS DEMAND THAT THE,
U. S. FLAG BE HAULED Down.
Last Tuesday, as the uniformed ne
gro Radical club marched by the
headquarters Of the Democratic
State Central Committee, the mem
bers chcorcd Justify for Grant and
Coltax, winding up each cheer with
yolls unearthly in their character.
This was, perhaps, all right, and
only elected a smile of compassion
for the poor de!udcd blacks and n
glance of scorn for tho wrctclied
white beings who are leading tho
negro to his ruin. Not content,
however, with cheering and yelling,
they, in marching under the flag
displayed in front Of the committee
rooms, cried out, "pull down that
ID Seymour and Blair rag" 'Hi
Now it happens that the "Sey-
mour and Blair rag" referred 10
was Il United States flag, one of
those very "rags to sustain which
a bloody war was waged by tho
Government that these Radicals now
claim to support with such ardor;
one of the very rags about which
General Dix, when Secretary of
War, wrote u letter to Lieut.. Cald-
well of the revenue cutter on duty
here at the time, ordering him to
shoot down the first man who pulled
it down. TO this complexion has
it come at last, Radical procession
demands that the Gag of the Gov
ernment be pulled down. Who arc
the rebels and traitors? .'.j
IN o. picayuue
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l,ge Tor a. choice of President ,r
Vice President Ofthe United States,
nor shall any electoral votes be re-
eeiVed or counted from any 0f such
States, unless at the time prescribed
hy law for the choice VI electors the
people Of such State, pursuant Ia
the Acts at Congress in that behalf,
shall have, since the 9TH day OF
March, 1861, adopted a Constitution
of State Government, under which
a State Government shall have been
organized aud shall he in operation;
nor unless such election Of electors
shall have been held under the au.
thorlly oi such constitution aud gov
crnment, aud such State shall have
also become entitled 10 representa-,
tiOn in Congress, pursuant To the
Acts of Congress IN that behalf;
Provided, that nothing herein con
Iainod shall bo construed To apply
10 any State which was represented
IN Congress on the ith day of March,
1867"
No election for electors of Prcsi-
dent aud Vice President of the
United States will be held in the
State of Texas on the 3d of Novem-
ber next, Any asscmblagcs, pro.
cccdings or acts for such purpose
are hereby prohibited, aud all citi-
zcns are admonishcd to remain ut
home, or attend 10 their ordinary
business on that day.
4 * 4 y 4
by command Of BrcveI Major General
J. REYNOLDS: |
CllAS. T.. MORSE,
First Lieut., Twenly-siXth U. S, Infantry, 1
Aide-ie-Camp, Acting Assistant ALju- |
tant General.
OFFICIAL.
e. T.. MORSE,
Fiat Lieut.. Twenty sixth q. $. Infantry, |
Aide-de-Camp, Acting Assistant Adju-
tani General
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snyihs Bacon.


In higher ATTITUDES, | suppose
there is little dlthculry in saving
bacon, but in this, and South of this,
know that thousands of pounds
are, if not totally, much injured
yearly. Hogs Of any size should
not be killed in unsettled weather.
The wind should blow from the
northwest, and ice be, in favorable
places, at least half an inch thick,
to constitute what we consider u
good spell. The operation of kill
ing, scalding, scraping, &c, should
be hurried through as rapidly as
possible, in order that those who
have charge Of the lard department
may get the fat in time to finish
drying" the day of killing, as this
will cause the lard to be swceter.
The hogs should be cut up as
soon as possible, after the days
killing has been accomplished, and
every piece covered with all the
salt that will lay on it without fall
ing off, and spread over the smoke
house, SO that the animal heat may
have an opportunity of escaping by
morning. Should the weather nm
cxpectedly turn warm, | prefer let
ting it lay spread until the second
morning after being killed. ia order
to be certain that the animal heat
is all out OF il. then have each
piece we'll rubbed with wet salt, on
both sides wet the salt with boil
Ing red pepper tea. Whether the
red pepper tea cx, rts any influence
in saving meat, | cant say, but
even supposing il does not. II gives
the meat u good flavor, aud, by the
salt being wet, causes lis elects on
the meat To be developed more rap
idly, which should bc the object in
every Instance, Is ours is a change
able and uncertain Climaic-cOld
today and warm 10 morrow. use
about a tcaspOuhfgl ea, b, Of soda
and saliPslrc. to each joint. sprink-
led on the flesh sisle directly over
the bone. Pack the pork ~ boxes
or hogshcad~. as c'oSe r., possible
/ use about a sack of Liseris'Ol salt
70 the Thousand ponsfts of pork,
determining that ii niy tpork does
spoil, II shall not be fyr The wani Vi
salt; but IL DOES i.Vi sp'il, and !
never saw iaihisvi I,icce managed
in This way Anrr remaining IN
salt frUIu t,rcc t. irc weeks, ] rub
a thick paste, CONFESSED Il finely
ground black pepper ard cane syrup,
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About Gardens,

We don't mean vegetable garlens
In this writing, but ornamental gar,
dcns that We consider indispensable
loa woll'orlercd homestead. Neither
dc We mean arislocratiu gardens,
widing out into parks, rcguiring tho
labor at several men tO kccp them
In good condition. Every owner OF
Rand, Ia the extent al few acres,
can have u little paradise about his
house oi from a quarter Of an acro
to one, two ar thr'c according Ia
the extent OF his farm, aud il will
be of very little expense or trouble.
The Pail Mall Gazette has been dis.
coursing on this subject, aud wo
quote the following:
IL rightly placed, Il garden TO bo
full of delight need hc no more than
II broad and ample piece orwell, kept
lawn, with flower borders aud fra,
grant hedges. All that you want
is soit aud pleasant carpet for the
feet, little pieces OF bright colors for
the eye, gracions prospects, and tho
perfume Of honcysucllc, thyme aud
the like. There must also be a
sheltered walk with gravel for thu
winter days and nights. But il is
II vile blundcr to cut garden up
with gravel walks, which are pleas.
ant To no sense, And the worst of
II is that in not one garden of
hundred are these walks broad
enough for three persons to be
abreast with full comfort People
nnacconntably prefer II couple OF
narrow strips TO one broad alley.
And it is haldly less n blundcr TO
take up space with crallily devised
flower beds ofmany cunning comb.
nations. As Bacon says uflhc sim
liar knots Of figures in his time:
You may see rs good sights many
times in tarts.r For the main point
in garden, if il is to be for tho
great rcfreshment of tho spirit Of
man, is simplicity. f
The simpler IT is the fewer chances
there are OF its getting ont ofUrder,
and so disturbing the eye and mind
Of its posscssor. 70 idle men who
have nothing better to do than to
make the garden business, this
will not count. But to busy and
absorbed men, tho avoidance of
every slight root Of irritation and
the corresponding gain of serenity
are worth anything Nor are com
plcX and artificial pleasures really
soothing. They may distract or
divert, but the use Of IL garden is
that it divcrts without stimulating.
1t composcs the mind, even in tho
midst Of gravcst cares, TO whole
some passivity. '...
The anxiety oftho world, cares Of
business, cNcitcments Of politics, ara
reduced and Palcd in IL man who
can enjoy the sweetness ola homoIy
garden. But II garden that is Il
show place or the imitation Of II
show place is no more refreshing tu
the spirit Of II sensible man than the
sight of Il ball room crowded with
beauties and dandics. 1t only re,
luires little in withstanding tho
gardner, who is invariably tho worst
Of professional pedants. They arc
all more or less like that gardiner
of whom Mrs, Poyser said that ho
was rs cock who should think that
The sun had risen on purpose to hear
him crow, But the delight ofhaving
garden, grassy, simple, and plain
N its ncatncss," is worth any mum.
Der of decisive rupturVs with these
90 superior beings,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17
Chairman Central Executive Com
mittee, Democracy of Texas.
q. J. DURHAM, Secretary.

CoHufrTEr noons. D
Central Executive CON Democracy # Texas,
ArsrIs. sept. -. 1sJs.
To the Qualified Electors q the state of Te1as
WHEREAS, Section Of Article il
of the Constitution of the States,
provides that "cach State shall ap-
point in such manner as the Bcgis
lature therefore may direct, a num-
Der Of electors, equal TO the whole
number Of Senators and Represen-
tatives 10 which the Ssate may be
entitled in Congress and
Whereas, TIE Legislature If the
State Of Texas provided by an Act
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

| CoNMIrTEE Rooms, !
c, ntral Executive Com. Democracy Of Texas,
AUSTIN, Sept. ~, 1868. }
To Maj. Gen. J. J. Reynolds, Commanding, District
| of Texas, Austin Texas:
GENERAL Tho Constitution of
the United States provides that
"cach State shall shall appoint in
such manner as the Legislature
thereof may direct, number of
electors equal to the whole number
of Senators and Representatives to
which the State may be entitled in
Congress. Constitution, Art. H.,
Section p
The Legislature Of the State Of
Texas, by IN act which took effect
on the 18th day Of March, 1868,
designated the mode and manner of
choosing Presidential Electors. (Scc
Paschal's Digest, page 59l, Art.
3644 down to and including Art.
3G52)
by the terms Of the law Of recon
struction, passed on the I'd t"y OF
March, 1867, aid the amendments
thereto, with all The provisions Of
which you are familiar, not only the
supreme military power in this
District rests in you, but also Il con-
trolling superintendent of civil
affairs. Under said laws the power
to order IN election for the Prcsi-
Dental electors is with you, or else
in the Governor appointed by mill
tary authority.
The people of Texas will, with
alacrity, peaccably and quietly, cast
their votes for Presidential electors,
in the event the election is ordered.
1t is respectfully asked that the
General Commanding will order the
election, or cause the acting Cover
nor to order the same, us contem-
plated by and provided for in the
laws of the State Of Texas, and as
authorized by the Constitution of
the United States, all of which are
in full force in the State Of Texas.
But in the event the General
Commanding should doubt his pow
er and decline TO order the election,
or cause the same to be ordered as
requested, then it is suggested that
the laws OF the State OF Texas, as
now in force, are broad enough to
authorize the people of the State to
assemble at their usual voting places
and appoint the necessary officers to
conduct the election. (Scc Articles
2591, 359S and 3645, Paschal's Di
gest) And it is proposed to issue
and circulate throughout the State
the enclosed circular for the pur-
pose and with the intention Of hold
ing an election on the Sd day of
November next, for the Presidential
electors, unless the people are pro-
hiblted from doing SO by military
authority.
! am, very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
W NJ. WALTON,
Chairman Central Executive Com
mittee, Democracy of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

SCENE IN CoURT.-Thosc who con
stantIy attend the courts are obscr-
vcrs of many such scenes which
less favored individuals cannot ap-
prcciatc One Of these occurred
yesterday, There was oppressive c
dignity in the way the judge in
quircd the culprits name.
me name is it yer after know
ing--sure an it's ycrsclf had ought
to know that ?"
whats yer name ?" again inter
rogatod the judge.
Nov be aisy, sure yer jokingY'
quantity responded the female.
whats your name, woman q
roared the incensed dignitary, now
inhamod with anger.
WHAT'S your name 7"
''Sure and it's the samo as yer
honors."
"What?'
"Ain't it the same as your honors
sure yer ought to know that; for
the last time | was up here, you
said ye'd give me " name, and yer
own being the only one yc had u
right to give, tuck it. lisa purity
name name to be sure, but I've
made out to wear the filthy article,
yer honor-an-'
Sixty days Parish Prison-takc
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over the flesh side II each Joint.
over this sprinkl' fine meal or hour
and Pat II with the hand gently as
long as il will stick hang itup. |
10 not lelieVe a skipper would
touch il in five years,
Respectfully,
a. ~. e., MINRO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

BuENOs AYREs.-On August 18th,
the day of the terrible earthquake
in Peru, a tremendous storm burst
over the city Of BucBos Ayrcs, aud
was attended with the greatest loss
of life that has occurred iuere for
some time. Numerous vessels were
sunk IN the harbyr, and several
houses were blown down.