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Nnshvllle 1.-Two stocI. Mnrket.

NASHVILLE, May II, 1868.
The pens have been well supplied during
the week, and the demand, which is only
local has been met.
Beef 4@7c
Sheep per 1O00 W
Hogs, 6G534c
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A CURIOUS Casa rather odd case of
litigation is now pending in the Court of
Justices Mathews and Smith. A wagon
maker had agreed to make wagon for
certain party, who had paid him in ad-
vance for the work When it was com
pleted, the wagon was sold to another per
son, leaving the advance paymaster in the
lurch, and before he had time to look
about him, the wagon again changed own
ers several times, and the man who made
it went into bankruptcy. lie has now re
plevied the wagon, and the question as TO
who is the rightful owner of the wagon
will he decided to-day.
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COUNTY JUDGE.-Thomas X. Cooke has
been commissioned Judge Of the County
Court of FaYetie county.
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UNITED STATES COMNIssIoNER.-E. II.
Stone was yesterday appointed United
States Commissioner for Putnam county.
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SEEDs-Clover S. , timothy So; Hun
garian So; millet IS.
HORSE SHoE-SS per key.
CoLLARs-HOg $40 so per dozen.
AxEs-S14@16 per dozen.
RoPE-COtton S5e.
BUTTER.-30@5Oc.
RAIsINs-S5 per box.
The drug market is without any material
change since our last report.
DRUes-Copperas SIC cream of tartar
10000; EPSON salts those; glue 22@S7gc;
ipeeae powdered SIS 5O@6 morphine per
ounce s. so; nitrate of silver 81 Is !;
quinine 81 30 sal soda Go; vitrioI Sc
opium Sl1 so; alum &c; aqua ammonia 2Oc;
carbonate ammonia S5c; assafptida soc /;
calisaya bark 81 25@2 so calomel, Eng
lish 81 70; American 81 40, castor oil
81 % per gallon; camphor 81 %.
DIXIE Corn AND COTToN PLOws.-Nos.
s and Is, one horse each, So; No. 10 heavy,
one horse each, IS so; No. u, two horse
each, 81 SO; Double shovels, wrought, s.;
cotton scrapers, 81 bull tongues, So so;
pillow points, No IS, 25c; No. s, 35e; No.
l9, 35c; No. u, 45c. Land sides No. Is,
iOc; No. s, 45c; No. 10, Coo; No. II, 75c
Clevises, large, each, 75c; small, soc.
HOLLOwwARE-4lc per III.
DOG IRoNs-44c per III.
WAGON BOxEs-4fc per lb.
STRAW AND FEED CUTTERS" Sanford |
straw cutter No. u, 81 do. No. ., 50
Jtley's Diamond, IS. Tennessee corn
heller, 50; Southern, $11.
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AN INTERESTING BANK CAsE.-The
case Of Dickerson as the Planters Bank,
in the Federal Court, yesterday resulted in
a Judgment for defendant The bank had
refused TO cash check for $4,000 payable
TO the father of plaintiff, the son present
ing the check at Richmond without the
Endorsement of the father, and not having
used due diligence in presenting it, The
senior Dickerson having died, the son had
been unable TO secure the proper indorse-
ment, and brought suit against the bank TO
compel payment of the check The check
was dated November 18th, 1861, and was
not presented until May Both, 1865.
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FOR EVANSVILLE. LOUIsyILIE AND
CINCINNATI.
For Cairo, 81. Louis, Memphis snd
New Rrlenns.
Emrine and Il0ller.

NOR SALE. A WRIST RATE ENGINE AND
n Boiler in good order. Can be seen. land
price learned. BY calling az this oboe
~nayji In
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70 RusIhess Men and Advertisers
Generally.
The UNION AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have just been supplied with large addi-
tions Of the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution Of
plain and fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates, by far the most complete in the city
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r O II 8 a L Il ! !
Franklin Turnpike Road.

TIRE NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAIL
road Company oiier for sale, privately, the
Franklin Turnpike. from Nashville II Frank
lin which IL ia good repair. The net earnings
f,r the last ak months we're over 500.
Will take in payment Of the purchase money
the Turnpike Bonds Of the Tennessee and Ala
hama Railroad Company.
For further Information apply to-
aprls I'm j. W SLOSS. President
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II Fl + CITY.

,rt >tNG AND e.. ,SJNG 90 TuE
As 1tGIST Ist.-oaieiai.
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t.at. oPrNS.
first Northern.
'er' midnicht....-........... A. ~.
second Northern
tr-t Washington and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
l.h faltntrht $500 80" -
,.rroua Washington and SOutber" VIM
Chattanooga.
ia0 p '''----'-s-V" r. n
Decatur. Memphis and New Orleans
-o-OG midnight. A. n.
memphis and New Orleans.
rg0 p .---'-''--.uV r n
EaceaeId and Kentucky II. n.
{qls P.W.............-....-..-. A. N.
Northwestern H. u.
1910 midnight ...........-... ~ P. n.
ThOmasVIIIe via Stage.
Thursday
200 midnight. 500 P n.
Jordau's store via Stage.
Monday 1900 midnight p. X.
Wednesday do .-...-.-.-...... do
Friday do .......-........... do
IIberty-Via Stewards Ferry, GAINESVILLE and
Statewide.
Thursday 1890 midnight Thursday 500 p. n.
Lebanon via Stage.
A 4 m > n
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LEBANON STAGE.
-. hr..h,;iIo -fn.Og

EBaEFrE1.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive ut Nashville 1000 A. N.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at..-.....S.O0 A. ~. and 600 p. n
Arrive az Chattanooga. 400 a. n. and 400 P. n.
Shelbyville and Tullhhoma Accommodation.
Leaves % P. n.
Arrives At 1890 A. n.
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Tarious ports !:

.20S0l2l losses 1880
The stocks of cotton in the interior
towns, not included in the receipts at the
ports, are as follows:
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SPARTA STAGE

Arrives Monday Wednesdays and Fridays.
at P. n. Leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays and at
urdays. 81 8 A. ".
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NO. Cherry street.

Aurora OII.-Fifty barrels just received
and for sale. at wholesale and retail, by
BENSON * TONEY.
r,vTo &c No y charrv etreef
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream of the best quality
either Wholesale OF retail. to Pic mics. Parties,
private families, or to all persons wishing the
same, at most reasonable rates. We have COM
pleted all our arrangements. and will be pre-
pared to ill all orders at short notice.
BS- We also keep on hand a fine assortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
a large stock of the best and freshest Confec-
tiOneries to be had in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprlS Pm No. 80 North Cherry street. =
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Leave ..............-..-........... 3, ~ p. NJ
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at. DIV A.
Arrive Mt Nashville........... ........ 5.4l P. ~
Memphis. Mobile and N. o. Express;
Leave Nashville at--....................9 $40 P. n.
Arrive AZ 30 A. n.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAILROAD

Leaves Nashville At. AS A. n. and 5:l5 P. NJ.
Arrives al Nashville at-.G.45 A. N. and 2:30 A. N.
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From 7A.Mto6P.M Sundays. 7tO9A.N
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CoETINUED.-The case Of Wellington
Barker, charged with being accessory TO
the robbery of Berry's bookstore and Bark
horns saloon, was yesterday continued I'M
til Monday by Justices Cassetty & Brien.
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,rrsua Washington and SOutber" VI"
Chattanooga.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays and
SATURDAYS ut o'clock A. ~. arrives ~ Nash
willie Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at !
o'clock p.
LEwIsBURG AND EOLKNsyILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat
urday az 1880 A. NJ, arriving Mt Lewisburg same
day.
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s.T-t Washington and southern VIA
ShRttauOOga.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
appointment OF a Committee ON As
aQSGmauf

The matter of opening the Ewing's
Chapel road was referred back to the jury
appointed by the County Conrt.
President Grant and Commissioner
Austin were appointed a Committee on
Assessments, TO examine into and report Oh
all charges Of erroneous assessments in the
county.
Commissioners Brown and Austin were
appointed committee to be known as the
Poor House Committee.
Adjourned to Monday, May 18th.
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f.fb p. - --' 90 -'' - -
EaeeaeId and Kentucky II. n.
go .....................l 90 A. N
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second Northern.
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first Norfhcra.
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Decatur. Memphis and New Orleans
90 .:s..;,,ht A. N.
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Northwestern II. n.
T1aa ,:l,ighf 40 p.
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Ihur7dav
'.00 midnight ...-...-..--.-.Saturday 300 P. n.
Iordau's Store via Stage.
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Monday 1900 midnight -..... p. X.
Wednesday do a---......--..-..-...... do
Friday do ..-... .......s.......... do
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New Work Market.

NEW YORK, May I2.-Cottan heavy
sales $50 bales; uplands 80. Rice-Car-
Olina 11@ll4c. Sugar-Cuba 1lGI3c.
Coffee dull; holasses quiet. Flour dull.
5@l0c lower. Corn 81 17@I Is. Wheat
firm, % 9-GSO iQ
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EDGEFIELD.

A scheme for "a Park and WaferwOrks
tn the Sister city 900 of stock
Already Subscribed for the New
BrIdge-What EdgeSield Might BE.
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memphis and New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
EVENING STAR.
LArR rEIEeaANs, aey

Yesterday afternoon man named Joan q
Mulhsrn, he wac work on Sevsn'y-nints
stlseI New York about ~ Thousand n We hus
Sreo teet fTom the shooting ground a. Tn.
SSnue eniest, ana dJreJtly An iinr OF me ar
te.s' v Ss.ihstAntIy killed by ; stray ball. vhlcs
passed over beth Projections and struck h m N
Re s,onssn. IL - nc' knosn Nv whom shs
shot was nred. This uutnrtunabe Cccurnencs
put asiop % the shooting and nav BRING tae
ehure SchGeiNen;est ~ an uatlmely end
IN coinplisnce with tsI-graphic order CrSu
,senefaA q an, General N~Ad@ assned otders
appointing Bullock Governor OF Georgta vac.
Grneral kGEsr. removed. 70 tsk. sHsri to.das
90 the sssembiiug Of thr Ieglslature .l.S
W m h smith, Governor Of Alabama We
fauion removed, AID A. J ApplsgsI@. I.t~.
tenant Governor. "a lake efiscs , uiy igia
The Republicans OF Michigan has. nom,-
nsfed the Hon. n y. BALDWIN, OF I,etrolL tss
GOvernor; MorEsn Bate Cor I.ieutSnsnt dow
ernor, and BwiEht May for Attorney General
All the other SsSt- Ofhcers were renominxi-d
The majority FOR Governor CAprO IN ir6 wss
nearly 5o.Uun
The commander CT an Eaglish VA vessel
necently threatened a. lombard Mazafian y,
account Of difiiculty between one OF n. ON
cers sud The suthorlti~s, but was not sustsias.s
IN his course by the foreign residents and rep
reSentatives.
the decision OF the lower courl in M case q
Claf'lsn, Of New York, agains; :; mbrock &
Co, ana decided la the afraC hInenf aCaInst
the latter for $500 was issued On goSi
grounds, and m usi b. closed.
In The french Corps LcgIslatla Yesterday NJ
Theirs made y brilliant speech, the burden .
W. ID Was that peacs, liberty, and cOOd msa -
astment were the only cure Tor finSnc.Al de
nCIt.
The statement Of fraud sud disorder IN the
Bro SnsNllle custom house. telegrapaed from
Galveston June 40. was cntlrely falss
The Governor Of New Hampshire has yeto>a
bill repealing the usury law Of that >tste
Gen. Roerrt ToOmbs Is an Georgia orgsnlz-
ing the Democratic party.
The Chinese rebels have met with recent sue
cesses, and Pckin a. seriously Threatened
Gen. Napier was at Windsor Yesterday, th-
guest OF Queen Victoria.
Mr. Tuckerman. T. - Minister 10 tirsssc-
has rived IN Atheus
Crop reports from Europe are favorable.
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(rLERKs OFFICE. HOUSE OF REPRksEN I
~ ArlyEs, UNITED STAT IS,
SUMMER RESORTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GkFENRRIER CO. ". VA

These Springs, % hong and fnvorably known to
the seekefs OF health nd pleasure, will 4
bcoyen fQf the reception Of visitors on veSkV
the lat of june With extensive improve III. II
msnts and general redurnis ng OF the saf A6 sa-
nsnt will be prepared foe the coHafo able ac-
commodation OF from fifteen hundred 20 ttso tkou-
saad PERSONS. To-.
Hot and Warm Suiphar Baths. so emiuentIy ser
yiceaele in connection with the internal use of
these Alternative waters. are always at the command
of the visitor. '."--
One Of ths stCity BANDS OF MUSIC will be
in attendance 10 enltveh the LAWNS and the BALL
krOM and suitable LIVERY will be open TO
the use of those who may desire TO indulge in
horseback or carriage exercise.
Charges will be 50 day, or SO per mon tn !;
children under 10 years, and cocred servants half
prize white servants according TO accommoda.
tiOps. q
No enor, or ex pense will De spared the part of
the Proprietors, TO manage this estsbl ishusnt in
manor beat calculated o. promote the comfsrt Of
Visitors In every respect. ~
" bite sulphur Springs. W Va. April ath, 1853.
~ For a full account Of the MEDICISAL EFT
CACY APPLICAs Billy ofthese waters 10 particu-
lar diseases the reader is referred TO the late work
VI pr. NORMAN, on the Mineral Waters of the
United States and Cansds - to be found at Messrs
kELLH 4 PlETs, Baltimore and other Cook
stores. A PAMPHLET on the Waite SUI
PHCR SPRINGS, containing mach valuable ia
formation, can be obtained without charge, Of
Msssr. COLEMAN RnGEn rs. Baltimore.
~ ROUTE TO THE SPRINGS from any Point
NORTH or WEST, via WASHINGTON, COR
DoNSyILLE. STANTON. % CONVICTION, by
Rail. thence by Zine Line Of Stage coaches on Q
We'll graded Turnpike, 20 Miles to the Springs.
je SEQ en-
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CONGR ESSIONAL.

tencihslsn OIL hesterdav's freceedtaas.
SENATE - After our report closed yestsr-
There wss considerable discussion on The
bill IN relation TO the rights and properly OF
married wome n In the District Of Columbia
sitter vhlch. on motion OF Mr.. Hendrfcxs m
bill Wa referred 20 the Judiciary COMMITTEE
70 consider the law points in volved.
Mr.. Harlan called up the bill 20 tncorporst-
The National Hotel Compsny OF Washington
CITY.
The bill was passed
Mr.. Henderson neAt called an IN. hin "a
provide Tor the formation OF corpora,ions an
the city Of Washington, and 70 requisite he
Mr.. Conklins thought It wss hardly nsces
saiyto pass general bill as thev were stre,ytur
their fayors - thick that every thing providers
for IN this hill weuld soon be incorpors,ed
snecIally. II man wanted TO sell ice, or pee
shoes, OF keep peanut stand in the Distract oi
Columbia, J; SEEMED 20 BE- necessary that b.
should be Incorporated. N a man went 60
church, or a woman made \ batch o. butter
they must be incorporated.
Mr.. Harlan believed that in nearly sll thr
States OF the Union they had general corp0-
ration law, 80 a. TO provide against monopo-
lies.
NJ, Morton advocated provision ham. ,,.o.
BY which ali this hdkinstt eosh B. ioe ) Nv ths
tiiy Council. Every week tts.s were ealIed
on 70 pass upon measures which fell upon ths
county commissioners in the different Stats
The government Of teis District yss coSung
the nation too MUCH and % had 20, 20 h q
great nuisance. He asked the Senators ON N.
committee % hrIng IN n bsH relieving Consres.
OF ms trouble, and putting u On the hand
OF tue City Council, who understood the I,caI
matters.
After iur iheT discussion the ball was psssad
Mr. Harlan called mp the bill IN addition 20
the act 10 incorporate the Wa hington G,org. =
Town. and Alexandria Steam Packet Company
winch v a. passed.
Also, Dill 10 incorporate the Potomac Nsv,-
gation and transportation COMPANY of tb-
District 81 Columbia; which was discussed
and thrn LAID over.
MI. fessend' N called mp the bilI 20 nav SIS 10
-. Is. french, the late Commissioners OF Public
Buildings. Passed
The Senate Nen ad ,aurned
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB TREASURY yAULT

sealed PROPOSAL. viii be received At the once Of
the Supervising Architect Treasury Departms nj
ustii July IS for furnishing and puttag 40 a
burglar proof Vault for the Csshiersin the nsrth
wing OF the Treasury b uiidinS. Wsshi gton, D. O
Copies Of plan, showing the dimensions aud ar
Taneement OF the Vault, can be prscured BY april
csti-n % this Office. IL will Ne con stituted Of al
ternste plates, Of the best quality OF English
spring steel, and case hardened snd the best dual
its Of boiler plates. framed and secured wrou
plsr.
The loo as will be furnished by this Department
bur must be put in place by the contractor, and
ms oe PCT IN perfect working order before the
Want wall be accepted. The Vault to be com
peted IN place within two months after the exc
cent.
The bids must be in gross ana must include the
whole Of the iron and steel work necessary to
make the most thorough work, fitted and put q .
III the most secure manner.
All eads mast be accompanied by the gu ar autee
tive res Psnsibie persons, in the sum OF s. 0DO,
thai the bidder VIII accept and perform the con
tract II awarded to him, the sufhciency OF the
security to be certified nv the District Attorney
OF tho District where the bidder resides.
Proposals 10 be endorsed, - Proposals for Vault
aud be addressed to 'Superviang Architect,
Treasury Department" The am0un at OF each bid to
be oppressed in writing, snd not % figures.
Jys1et A. y. NULL ErT.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR FUEL.
DEPARTMENT OF rue INTERIOR.

DEPARTMENT OF rue INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON. ID. June IL, 1853
Sealed PROPOSALS will be we'd at this De part.
me r.. until u clock m. TUESDAY, the 18th day
sia bnnared ton. (a,a.o lbs. to the toni best
best quality BED ASH COAL, stove and CRATE
The bids should state distinctly the name Of the
mine, ans the usity proposed 20 be furnished All
ths Easi must ee deliversd within sixty days from
One hundred and hfty cords, or more, Of the best
season - may be required.
J.snty Aye caris o or more, of the best quality
Sample Of the Coal to he exhibited to the Bngi-
neer Of the Patent oliee building, and any
tory arrangements must De made for the delivery
AND correct measurement of each.
pessi. viii be received for the Coal and WOOD SS
They will be opened in the presence of such bidder
bonds Tor the faithful performance of the con-
tracts will be required OF the successful bidders.
Interior. and indors.d Proposals for fnei.''
By order Of the Secretary 81 the IntsrioE,,
Jeisrar,sd supr Patent oiiss BuIiiddins.
Ci riyss, UN hGIfr SAFE NJ hAShS
Sal, WssHIsSIoH, D. O., June ls 1883.
until MoNDxY the sth .y OF july, ISIS for U sap
plying for TN. use Of IN. House Of Representatives.
sst sa tom 20 P0und best White Ash
lss cords best bskers' .sesoned Pine Wood.
az Hae ssys :.a II sns a pieces
TO De ystshed Or mfssnIsd snd delivered i9 the
Engineer OF the House Of representatives. within
sails s e:
No proposal from any bidder personally unknown
". e. Tor
the faithful RnWx Il 5hs
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Inc long sir@smer worn by ladies kpova
70 rench modistes nv the expressly We name of
asUsseT-Bao Jeuus seams, having become com :
mon and lnsignlhcant, new fashion mas be-,
devised Of. a cushion or hump worn promi-
nentIr about eight inches below the wais,. itx
position bring indicated on the outside OF IN.
oIess behind by large bow Of riband TIN.
mas bren given the remarkable deeir naiion NJ
ise, c-mol celo, or no, to b. two literal On IN
Translation Pinch this for me- The psII
Mail tTaDeite things that many people who
VIII not II shocked at the new fashion will he
terribly shock ed AZ the name cun ferred upon /,
" y. Eyyress.
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pRoPOsALs ZOE STATIONERY.

DFPssTsENT % STATE, June ., 1858.
ceaied PfepOsals for furnishing Stationery for
ne ear encing june g. 1853. will be received at
tbs ts a. until the 10th dsy Of July 1888, at
40 estimate Of the quantities whi:h will be need.
90 eaa binnk forms Tor bidding, containi ng fun
tnior7istion have zen prepared, which will be
iuE finished Dou app ieaiioD.
=, Adtree "Pror'rats," Department OF State,
Washinyto- ID G. js4-Iaw4t
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RIsroL LINZ
NEW YORK AND BOSTON. VIA BRISTOL

- u q u l. II u
NEW IoRK AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL
FOR PROVIDENCE, TAUNTON,
kEW BkbfOED, CAPE COD, and EeA
al points OF railway comnu nication
The new AID splendid steamers BRISTOL And
PRONIpkN K leave Pier No. 70, North River, foot
OF Canal street, adjoining Decreases st FerrT Me-
YORK, at p. m daily, Sundays excepted con n set.
ing with steamboat train at Bristol at 30 a m .
arriving In Boston at g. m. in time to sonnecs
lac most dsssa6ls aad Pleasant rode 70 .hs WSis,
Mcsstdtns.
Trapsllt's for tia, point "a. raks dir.a eos..,.
fos py way OF Prorid,nce and Worcester or Bosfcr
STATE rooms and Tickets secured at ONCE on Piss
ap 70 SIN d. o. BRIGGS. Gsn1 Manager.
MY nkkYhAkTs' LINZ OF ST IA msHTFs
L. y. @. KNIGHT, AND JOHN GIBSON,
tween New York ,AiexshdIis, Washing --10cS
Leave New Yorf, fron Pisr -, s,sstS
At the foot Of Roosevelt street, every SAT.
URDAf, etl p. n. GeorSet2yn, from wharf FOO.
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TNHE STEAMER COLUMBIA has resumed her
regular trigs between WASH
it ing WMsi hna nH every WnDs sfss
SATURDAY AFTERNOON as I ",olo"t. et AZ
will stop at all the principal landings on the river
for passengers and freight.
For further particulars inquire Of
TH0S. v. RILEY q SON, Agents,
Rileys Wharf, at the foot OF
mhA-T&Fsm Eleventh street