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With color of Hair and Eyes, and Age, and re.
eeive BY return mail correct picture Of future
husband or wife.
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4.I5 ?. M. New yorL rinb.E

view ork Night EXP.
rom Dunklrk, Sunday excepted Sons AZ
salamanca 6.40P. NJ. 0lean Tsp. M S1n
turner's s5o A. N. Bkfl. and arrives in New
Trans and Steamers for Boston and New Eng
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-02-19

The best Ventilated and most Luxuriou,
accompany all night trains on this ~raiIwsv
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6rTo pleasure travellers the line ofthe Erie
Railway presents many objects Of interest. pas
sing through the beautiful valleys Of The Che
mung, Susquehanna. Delaware and Ramapo
rivers, an eTer-ehanging panorama Of nafure's
beauties commands attention.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-02-19

BosIoS Y NEW ENGLAND FASHIONS. with
their baggage. are transferred free ofcAGrge b.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-02-19

ESQ P. NJ. Cincinnati Express,
from DunkiTk; Sundays exesptsdl, Stops at
SSHIam9nea ii.o2 r ~, and connects at Hor-
To- arriving IN New York SIS P. NJ.
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Special Notices.
nIIMAN

Pages Climax Salye. for Burns, Sealds. Scrofu-
Ia, Salt Rheum, Sores. Broken. Breasts. Frost
Bites. Chilblains, Stings. Bruises. C uts. SwelIiDgs
de-. whether upon man or beast, is the most won
derful article ever produced. Other good arti-
eles alleviate; this cures. 1t allays infama-
tiOn. subdues pain. and heals without scar. 1t
is worth its weight in gold to any family, and
should always be on hand. II is warranted TO
DO what it says every time.
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All Trains run directly through 10 New York.
800 MlLES WITHOUrcHAEGE OF COACHEs.
From and after November 18th. 1857, Trains will
Ie2EeIn connection with all Western lines, as
follows:
From Dunkj<k and Salamanca
By New York time from Union Depots:
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THE CHRONICLE.
tCommunicRted.)
r Ii L + .


H BIBLE Z.
God makes Of rs but one request.
land the wide world Is all his church,
He asks eternal happiness.
In other words. his scripture search.
In His album Of photographs.
We have there 4 fac simile
or every danger in our path.
So plain, thatthey who run may see.
Who would the risk Of danger run.
When his guide book is free to ali2
That points out true samsritans.
With II. many robbers more can fall.
The loafer therei in life is given;
The drunkard 10 his mighty route;
There We see the DEVILS heaven,
His cl0Ven foot, sticks plainly out
Then clasp Gods guide-book to your heart.
Others In mill-dew, let them lie,
For It's his true, and only chart
We can consult when called TO die.
Bring me the book" said dying Scott,
Whose pen once moved with magic power.
Could turn to heaven. the humblest cot.
To minutes turn the darkest hours.
Bring the book" 10 a friend be cries.
With an enquirinF, anxious look.
What boob" his friend 20 him replied.
Bible. there is no other book" II.
Vernon. Jan. q. 1858.
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STENCIL PLATES

Out, FOR MARKING BAGS
" Boxes. Barrels. DC. Small name plates for
marking Linnen. ALSO Stencil tools and stock,
for sale at TYLER'S Gun Shop, Liberty Stree:
Warren. o.. ldec- Is. '67-tf.
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-@A.6O !" O1AClnQ6Ll EXDr6S9.
CSundays exeeDted.) Stops at Susquehanaa : a.
A. NJ, CBkft): Turner'sI.E P. NJ, Dinel and
arrives IN New York at S.45 P. n. ConneetS Al
rlsourg P1lladelphias Baltimore. Washington
and points south; at GreatBend with Delaware.
and western Railroad for Scran-
ton, Trenton and Philadelphia. and At New
York with. Afternoon Trains and Stsansra fn-
Boston and New England Cities.
Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving Ruf-
talo zSb-l9 2. NJ. and reaching New YORK A.
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From Buffalo-By New YorkTime.
from Depot cor Exchange and Michigan SITS.
5.45 A. M, New York Day EXP.
'Sunqay excepted Stops at HornelIsville gG3
vorneTs 20 P NJ. lSup.) and arrives In New
tGIk bOSO 7. ". Connecting at Great Bead
VIII ~ Dsl3ware. ~Laekawanna K Western Rail-
LOaos anu az Jersey City with Midnight Ex-
press IRAN Of New Jersey Railroad Tor Pbiis-
delphia. Baltimore and Nashi0Sfo1
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2.2o P. M. lightning Express-
Sundays excepted. stops at HornellEvilIss o
Z N: lSuPJ. and arrives in New York zoo a
3. CONNECTS az 6lmira With Northern Central
South: at Jersey City with Mo-nin1 III
press Train of New Jersey Railroad for RsIti-
more and Washington. and at New York with
England Cities, eHu We"
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e.lo q. M. Naw Ynrk MGR. -
ll,2O P NJ. CINCINNATI Fxnras,

secting at HornaIlsviIIe with me Iis d ~
IraIni69n Dun-kirk. and arrives in New YorE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-02-19

500 A: M: Express Mail, via Avon
and Aor1eLsvllie Sundays exeeptedl. Arrives
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A. L. ANDREWS & SONS

Desiring to reduce tAsir Stock 10 its lowest
point TO make room for
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NEW YORK, BOSTON,
ANB NEW ENGLAND CITIES,

THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS PROM
Dunkirk TO New York 4eO Miles,
Buffalo to New York, 423 Miles
Salamanca to New York AS Miles
n IS PROM
- % tO9 MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
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SPRING GOODS

Have dstsruInsdio Ofsr tn cir entire assOri-
ment OF
Evening star., 1868-04-27
~ Portland, Me-, has the KU-Kirx.
~ Small nox has appea red in Cincinu

~ Brigham Young says he is a saint, and
appeals TO his public and private life for proof.
~ The Union Pacific Il. r. is now finished
So miles west Of Omaha.
- Mrs.. Judd. of the New Haven divorce
case, is A. End old enough 10 know better
- A school for factory children has he,
opened in Fall E$-er, MSS Ii has one nun
dred ana forty-seyen pupils.
- "Win ginger tea intoxicate" il a debate
able question suggested by evidence in the
Judd divorce Case.
- A respectable San Franciseo manager
added TO his advertisement the words s'No
ladies admitted" The house was crammed.
- yolnfy Winchell and broker of Spring
hesd, Mass. Is supposed 20 have absconded
with large amount OF uuited States stocks
and other securities.
o0Count Cborinsky put Baroness Ebergenyi
mp to murder his wife that he might escape the
draught OF go month On his exchequer
ga boy by the name Of O'Brien, iiyinx nm
Geneva, III, was shot and Instantly killed. hs
his brother ca Monday. They were ..plsyia.
soldier" - M
s0one year ago Mr.. Bennett. of Fulton ,Y,v.
Illinois. hung himself, and last SATURDAY. night
Mn. Bsnneu conmenoraied the anniversary
BY hanging herself. -
0Some unpr:ncipied thief on sunday nirht
robbed the contribution box of ST FAuif Eo,,-
copal Church. New Albany, Ind, OF ali ths
money placed IN IL during the day.
Evening star., 1868-04-27
THE EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRANs, ko.


The exlraditIon case of ChaIes II. Baker,
United Stairs, at the application OF IN British
Minister here In behalf OF the Canadian author
ities. wss agsm before United States CONNIE
sloner Gorham. IN Bufftlo, saturday. Great
interest Is manifested in the case.
Joseph Bloomgsrt, who embe exzied Slso0s
from the Government al Louisville, Ky. some
nme sgo, returned there saturday IRON Nee
1ork, ppoer arrest, and was brought beiOT-
Cbltfd States Commissioner Ballard. Bloom
ssI1 waived an examiu stion. and IN default Of
sl3u,oOo BAL, was com unitted 20 Jail
teTnele accident occurred In Montreal.
Ssiuiosy, NJ The reservoir, during experi ments
Win new explosive substance. A premature
tApioeloh oeesrred. killing one man instantly,
ana seriously inJurlng six or seven Others.
Late dates from Mexico have been received.
great many foreigners have been arrested
during the past month. but only i've were ex
PEELED, some of them frenchmen
The supreme Court in I.ouixisn. has de-
Hancock's order, imposed entirely of Whit
men, IL illegal, and orders the dischsrge of IA.
jury.
Count De Stockelburg, present Minister of
Rnssis at Nienns, has been appointed TO sue
coed Baron Budburg as Russian Ambassador
at Paris.
In consequence of recent troubles in Japan
and outrages committed. the French feet an
japanese waters is to be augmented.
Many American naval officers are expected
10 be present At the International marine exhi-
bition at Havre, France.
Mrs. Prentice, wife of George ID. Prentice, of
the Louisville Journal, died in Louisville yes
terday.
Evening star., 1868-04-27
EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

- NAVY DEPARTMENT, I
Btuedk o. PYorsSt tOHS and tIothiag pril 20 1853
seaied Prop 1sals. endorsed PRO posals tor Fresh
BeSi ana Nsg tables VIII be receive ed at this Bu-
Tesu unti % clock p. M, on the lst day Of May, q,
lS6o, 'or the supply of
$3.50 pos ilds Of Fresh Beef AMI
Z5.tU0 pounds Of Fresh Vegetables, -
AZ the Washington Navy Yard and station, re-
quired. The Bt ef and Vegetables must be OF good
guallty and the best the market affords aui each
article must be offered for BY the pound. The Beef
10 oe IN eguai proportions, fore snd hind Sarters
Bonds, with approved security, will be required
and twenty cent. in a,Iiition will be withheld
from the sniSanl of each payment be made, "a
c"IsteraI security for the due performance Of the
contract Which will. on account, be paid until
II y fully complied with. -
Every offer made must he accom- panied by a writ
ten guaranty signed by more pOnsible
PERSONS. that the bidder or bidders will IL his OF
their BID be accepted, enter into obi GgatiOn
within hye days, with good aud sufficient sureties,
10 furnish the articles prOposet the possibility
OF the gusrantors 10 be certified by the Assessor
al Internal Revenue for the District in which they
reside.
NOPrOrU, ,ai tc1 b considered unless aeoo,npnnisf
o. SEch gasTsNy and bg satisfactory scldss thar
posed dHG has ne IcsHSs by of C1Hgrsss
be Department reserves the ri ght 10 reject aay
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
STument-
lt IL 10 b. UNDERSTOOD that il case the stipulatad
quantity n tith-r article shall lie delivered eay
Ing boisucr iu7 the other article the contract
LAY he coosItered as completed ia fulI at the op-
tiun of the Department. -
sp2'-lU ID. BRIDGE, Chief of Bareau
Evening star., 1868-04-27
PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAYMAsTERs oFFIcK,


WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 3, 1858.
Sealed Proposals, to be indorsed 'Propossls,-
Of May Iss, fOr the following srtcies ,cI,ei msst
os 9 re rsry 6eSt qEa!ity TO be delivered free of
Navy Yard, and subject 10 ,he rssai inspeeyion
thereat, to Wit: .-
BKredH Yards and Docks
"a 900 twenty four thous andD feet board
% 1000 twenty i've thousandJ feet Y elbow Pine
= ,OOo seven thousand feet 5, inch yellow Pine
Is 900 t.ixtsen thoussndl feet No White Pine.
20 900 twenty five thOussndl Llths.
100000 Zone hundred thousand nsrd burnt BED
1000 twenty-five thousand) dark Red Pressed
40 nne hundred and forty) lneal feet Granite
100 Zone hundred barrels Potomac Lime.
lsO loTe hundred and ifty) barrels fresh ground
Cement.
100 leight hundredD gallons pure Linseed Oil.
$50 zone hqndrsd and fifty) gallons pure Spirits
400 -four hundred rueal feet North CAROLYN.
yellow Pine.
$1,000 CseVenty seven thousand) feet board
measure, North Carolns \ elbow Pine.
100 f'even hundred) Joists, North Carolina Vel
5000 ItI1rTy two hundred) cubic feet Timbsr,
North Carolina Yellow Pine. -
BrrsaH Steam EasissSring rr
soV s9 ',S;n,, S9n; hGnaTsd) nS gallons IuIpsntins.
so Itity gallons Copsl Ysrnish e.
PusaE Of Ordnance. --
Il (one) barrel raw Linseed OfI.
80 BvIsnp EqEipr1snt and Rcrrvitins.
qniiity, TO be delivered In Tel days.
Geseriptive schedule, With particulars to be seen
At this oIhce.
Respo,s sible security required for the prom pt
coHforHa,fg seith iPEEdt bIaRk forms for
1ias, 20 bs Rad az h'S ss osssrrr,ss 6ids oiH no,
be sHtsrta'Hsd. CALVIN @ JACKSON,
apZ-B PdymasIer. e. =. Navy.
Evening star., 1868-04-27

THE TRIAL or JEFF. DAvIs.-The Richmond
Examiner OF saturday saws From crrtain
indicate that Mr. Davis s.triaI' is 70 be hurried
mp for some particular cause growing out Of
the presen II stu alton OF afairs. Ia conseaueu-e
Of orders received here on YESTERDAY from an.
headq uarters OF the nation, considerable ac-
uNIty was observable in the United States At
torneys Office. Clerks were kept busy ran
sacking the papers regarding this case tilI
late hour last evening, when two Government
onlclals lett north ward bound. Ii ls asserted
that there ls reason 10 believe the case will ac-
tDally be brought TO a hearing Of some sort at
the opening OF the court on the Am of NAV:
though al last accounts n seemed 10 be the
prevailing opinion OF some hIgn In authority
and ga fat An regard &c the points ABOVE given
tksu the trial would remain in its present stare
81 postponemeut.
Evening star., 1868-04-27
lBY -. B. WHEELER & CO., Auctioneers,
II No. 61 Louist ana avenue, bet. 9th and III sts
opposite SeStOn House.

NICE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND OUT
RUILLlNGs, ON FOURTH STREET EAST,
DETWEEN G STREET SOUTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA AVENUE. Al ApCTIoS.
Will, OH TUESDAY the 23sh day o. A phil, 1853,
oner Tor sale the following prOperty;-Psit of Lot
numbered elk. in Square numbe red eight hundred
ana twenty two. beginning on the east side of A. h
street east, at the southwest corner of said lot
nsmlsred six. and running fheece ess, and paral-
lei with street south one hundred and Gee i--.,
nee north and parallel with sth street esst
seventeen feet; theEce west and parallel with @
street south one hundred and i've feet to 9Th street
east thence south and binding on fth street seven
teen tetf TO the beginning, containing about 735
square feet OF ground The above Lot is i'm or we'd
by frame House, nearly new, containing FIVE
rooms and Kitchen with large outhouses attached
Location high ard neig Dor hood healthy and not
far from street cars
Conveyapcing aud revenue stamps at the coat of
the purchaser
Terms of sale: One third cash; the balance in q
o. and IL months, to be secured by a deed of trust
A deposit of $40 will be required when the pro-
perty Is bid of.
The above property would be sold at pri vate sale
j. OLIVER. Attorney at Law
Southeast cor 9th street and La avenue
ap lftd J. Il. WHEELER 4 CO.. Aucts
Evening star., 1868-04-27

+, oNE THOUSAND MILES IN ONE THOUSAND
HoURs.--lt noon to-day a vyaIking p.,.h -,
SstVOO was commenced al n o. w Chatham street
between Young Miles, (the champion paa.s-
Iian OF California ana Australia,l and John
rouidlng, (the eeN-champiOn hurdle Jumper aud
long distance pedestrian OF England The
terms OF the match are: To walk one mile an
each consecutive hour until one thousand miles
IN the same number OF hours shall have been
completed: in case both contestauts accom-
pIish the prescribed task. which will take six
weeks, minus eight hours then each shall con-
uh se their mile per hour tIll one succumbs-
the victor 10 pocket the stakes. Quite a large
number OF people, including some well known
sporting men, witnessed the start. Though one
thousand miles IN one thousand hours have
been frequently attempted, there Is but one in
stance OF complete success. that Of Capt. Bare
lay, IN England, several years ago.--N A. E5-
BTesS. Of .Sdfur9da
Evening star., 1868-04-27

ATrFNPT TO MURDER IoUNG WOMAN
A ruihan from this city named James McCsr-
thy, and companion, whose name Is un-
known, visited Fort Lee, n. J.. ON Tuesday.
ana called upon young woman named Ma
nlda :. stanley with whom IN. former WAS
slightly acquainted. The two men invited her
ont 10 walk. Under pretence Of going 20 a
hotel for refreshments, the men cond acted her
through the woods back OF the Obsery aiory
Here desperate struggle took place, aud the
young wonsn was terribly beaten. Not saus-
lied with tins, the scoundrels took MP the un-
fortunate woman and threw her over the side
OF rocky pi ecipice 3t0 feet I'm height. Fcrtu-
nately. however, after she hsd rolled about ten
feet down the side Of the hill her clothing
caught in some branches, and she was he 4 IN
Recovering consciousness soon after. sha
gained the top of the mountain. and returned
to her home. The two men. after throwing th..
girl over the rocks, fled, supposing, Of course.
that she would be dashed 10 pieces an her de-
scent.
The matter has been placed in the hands OF
The New York police. and there is no doubt
that the men committing the outrage will ba
arrested and punished.-N. y Post 2iti.
Evening star., 1868-04-27

On The pstition of OLLlNs B, BR0wE * Up.
per Alton. Ilinas, praying Tor the exteSsion OF q
foa an fhprc.smen in Harvester fakes ,fof seven
pss.ns csies on M6N11Y. the I'd d ds; q ) ysns sns
notiisd 70 appear and shO. cause any hey have,
Why ssid DstitiCI ought not 70 Pc Granted,
ale 10 the Pstent Once their objections, spscialiy
CT fsrtH 10 lifting ssi.sasetssty day. kefors ths
to Sc used a I'd sid Ssadna must s. % Sfsn' ~
treMpittsa IN eseeraanSe With the rules 81 the of.
: De66dtou end other papers relied 8 poo a oevef.
nIop must bs nled IN the oflee tyssty dsCs bsfoTs
ss s Ssss Ssy q sstss sss sSs tessinony. wan,
0rds5.d. s.o thcs this Hotics . Rghlished q u
&C., and In the Tribune. Chicago, IIlinoIs, enol
week for three 0acceegjss weeks: the NrSf or onf6
publicat 20 Be at least sixty days previous 20
the day cf bearing. A. N STOUT
apl3-x0W Acting Oonnissioner q Patents,
Evening star., 1868-04-27

DRowNED.-Capt. Hcrato Webster. of the
fishing schooner Mary Magee. was drowned
in Hampton Roads on Friday afternoon He
was at the helm, and when the vessel was
about 10 TACK The ulleT unshIpped and he was
thrown overheard. There were two men ON
board al the time, WHO Instantly gave the srm.
and the mate, who was below, came up and
put the schooner about, but the captain sank
before they could reach him. Efforts TO re-
cover the body were frultless. Capt. Webster
was from Deals Island, mp the Chesapeake
bay, where his family now reside.-Norfoik Day
BOX,
Evening star., 1868-04-27
ID 4 o P o S A L S 4.


OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY SUBsIsrENcE.l
l-rr~-s =, y ErH MILITARY District,
NEW ORLEANS, LA, April IL, 1873
10Th day Of prii 1858, for fu rnshing the United
states subsistence Department with he followi ng
Stores, viz = : q =
~, ,Ovo pounds of the best Hard Bread. put u in
barrels and head lined; he price per peu nd to
be slated, apd samples furnished with the bid
stand ard.
500 barrels Kiln dried Corn Meal of the best qu Atty
samples to be- be &iuSnisbed A he price per pound o
barrels, head lined ia : 0,1-I7 -"
i0W pounds Of the best Rio Coffee, in sacks; net
weight OF Coffee only 10 be considered. Price
per pound to be stated, ana samples tur
10 900 pounds of Coriova Coffee of the best quality
price Per. POUND TO be stated. and samples fur
nished. This coffee may be in mats, sacks. or
barrels. T. - ttII EE'.
200 barrels Of the best Mess Pork.
fD,tO0 pounds canvassed Hams, put mp in tierces;
samples to be furnished. - E.-s'-
The above articles to be OF the very best quality,
and put up in superior packages and to be deliv
cred at the Anchor Press, in this city, within
twenty days after the opening OF the bids
Ne bids VIII be received from parties who hav e
heretofore failed TO comply with their engagements
with any branch of the .GOyernment.
Sealed proposals, In dH phcate, will also be re-
ceiyed al the same time for purchasing such Shee
hand Tor sale the price pound will be stated in
Ike proposal s..
Proposals to be addressed to the undersi ? ned
BECKwIfH,
apH-H Byt. MAJ Gen and q. s., L. :. A.
Evening star., 1868-04-27

~Wn. Tracy has beer srrested az GALES
burg, Mich, Tor bigamy. Two of his wives
We're present in the Court Room, aud IL came
out during the examination that he has a third
one living. He was held 20 appear for trial al
the next term OF the Circuit Court During
the war, Tracy tried 20 be a soldier, enlistiug =
number of tunes, hut his chief success an thst
line was in getting bounties
Evening star., 1868-04-27

~At Magnolia, near James vile. Wisconsin,
George and Oliver Barrett both married. have
been living In the same house. Their wives
as matter OF course. have had FREQ uent and
violent quarrels, in which the men became IN
yolyed. A few days ago the brothers had some
words about their family jars. when George
stabbed Oliver through the heart with a butcher
LII
Evening star., 1868-04-27
QY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN rHK WEST
Ekp OF TIE CITY AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, the &th day Of May next at six
O'Clock p. shall sell on the premises. All of
Lot No in Square No. %, at the corner of wen.
ty-fourth street and Pennsy ly ania avenue which
subdivfded into six handsome building lots each
being good depth. making them handsome brill-
Ing Sites The plat will be exhibited on the day OF
Sale positive.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six twelve
and eighteen months, tor notes bearing interest
and secured by deed of trust on the premises
All conveysncing and revenue stamps ~ the cost
sold. = " "
ap3-d GREEN WILLIAMS au..s
Evening star., 1868-04-27
DY GREEN A. WILLIAMS

HOISFHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 3rh instant, at 10 O'clock a
m we shall sell, At No. AIS I street between 9th
and 10th streets, lot Of Household Furniture,
consisting Of
One Haircleth Parlor Suite
One Painted Chamber Set, Cane Chairs
Wardrobe, Bedsteads, Mattresses
Feather Bed Looking Glasses, Mahogany Tables
Bureaus, Wsshstapds, Carpets
Cooking Stove, Urockery aud Tipware
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS.
I'd
Evening star., 1868-04-27

IRON cURBINe is now being laid i'm Pitts
burg. The curb consists Of an inch plate, eigh-
teen inches broad. pierced with holes, and hay-
ing corrugated nange AT the top. The plate
lie imbedded perpendiculariy beside the pave
ment, and the flanee extends on the surface
several inches 20 meet the bricks
Evening star., 1868-04-27

BoLTER's CONVENTION IN ALExANDRrA-
The seceders from the County Radical Con-
rention yesterday will hold a meeting to- night
In which the Third and Fourth Wards of the
city, and the Cony alescent Camp of the coun-
ty district will be represented. for the purpose
Of appoin ung delegates 10 the State and Con-
gressional Con ventions. and 20 nomin ate can
didates fof the Legislatu ure.-AleS. Gazette, 25tk
Evening star., 1868-04-27

@Stephen :. Foster spoke in defence Of
woman suffrage on Tuesday evening. al Wor-
cester, Mass, and held a brief conversational
discussion at the close Of has address Henry
Chaplin, IN his remarks on Ia king the chair
said that among his acquaintance ne found
many Intelligent and educated women who
dreaded the responsibility OF the ballot. and
tins caused hIm 10 wayer IN his faith in tbs.
practical application of this new movement
Evening star., 1868-04-27
p Il o P o s A L S
OFFICE A. A. .OuARrFRMasrFR.

OFFICE A. A. QUARTERMAsTER,
MILITARY Posi- OF BALEIGH,N April %. 1858.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be received
at this Office mp to 10 o'clock a. m. May7 1858 at
which time the bids will be forwarded for the de-
cision OF the Commanding General for furRish
this Post with good merchaRtable Hard Wood, four
ieet long, and ONE hundred and twenty eight cubic
fee TO the cord. - =
The contract to commence June /, 1853. and to be
in force until June l. 1859, for such less period
as the Qusrtermaster General may direct.
The wood to be delivered in sHcn Qu Al tities and
at such times, as the A. A q NJ. Of the Post may
direct and 10 be paid for in such funds as ar fur
nished by the Government, monthly, or as soon
thereafter as funds received.
The proposals must be sealed and directed to the
Post Quartermaster, Raleigh, N C., marked Pro
posals for furnishing Wood L..
.ef 80 RuO. TYLER.
Brevet M ajor General u. S. Army,
ap 27-6t. Chief Or. Mr.. I'd Mil. District.