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PROBABLE MURDER IN Pamela CoUNrY.-About the
23d OF January last, a gentleman, riding yellow
horse and leading black-brown pony, crossed the
Sabine river at Grand Bluff and was seen in company
with several residing in that neighborhood
the house of man named Bill Coyle about four
miles from the crossing, in Panoa county, with whom
he Is supposed to have put up that night and since
which time the stranger, whose name is unknown, has
never been heard of. He travelling in an easterly
direction, towards Shreveport and was supposed to be
from San Antonio Mexico. Coye has since left the
neighborhood and the house he lived in at that time
is now occupied by man named VIM. Taylor, who
found in neighboring field newly made grave in a
brush thcket, which, on examination, proved to
tain the body of the traveller The horse which was
fine one has been carried out of the country but the
pony is in possession Of Mrs johnson, who lives
three miles from Taylor A foul murder has evidently
been committed, and we give the above Incidents in
hope that the guilty parties may be brought to justice
San Antonio and other Western Texas papers may by
publishing this, confer favor the friends of the
deceased, his name might thus be elected and ad
ditonal cxerons made to ferret out this bloody trans
action. Texas Observer.
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uYAas. ". E. KENNEDY.
HYAMS & KENNEDY,
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
BOOKS.
ST A TON cry,
Cutlery, Fancy Articles, &c,
5......TExAs STREET,
Shreveport, La,
HAVE just received and opened an entirely new
supply, to which weekly additions will be made, in
order to keep constantly on hand full and complete
stock of articles in their line embracing 81 f.
Drugs,
Chemicals,
Patent Medicines,
Paints,
Oils, Glass and Glassware Cutlery, Perfumery, Soaps,
Hair Preparations, Combs and Brushes, with and end
less variety Of z.~=~ 49,. 49, ~.s-z -
FANCY ARTICLES.
Our stocks have been purchased on the most advan-
tageous terms, and assure customers that they
will End prices such will give entire satisfaction
We have large and magnificent assortment of
Books and Stationery,
surprising anything of the kind outside of New Orle
ans and embracing the works of authors
together with the latest publications of the day
Stationery in all its varieties, and the most reason
able terms.
We shall not enumerate the various articles
braced in stock, but solicit call from wholesale
and retail buyers, feeling assured that they will be
pleased, on an examination. [o3 1y
Fl
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Dry GOODS GOODS. ..,..
1900 pieces Prints, assorted, English, French and
American.
40 bales Brown Domestic. ....
full variety of bleached Domestic.
Lowels and Spun Yarns. .~-. 5.---
Kerseys and Linseys .- +. ... -~.
Ticking, Checks, Hickory Stripes. ..: -
Dsui,,s Brown and Bleached Drilling
Broadeloth, Gsssimeres. ..s--..'
Jeans, Tweeds &C., DC, &c
2a3 cases Boots and Shoes, aD descriptions =,
200 dozen Mems, Boys and Chi.dren's Hats, OF all
qualities.
Shelf Goods of all descriptions.
For sale by (ap24 If h, b. JAtobs.
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INTERVIEW WITH THE PREsIDENr-The Impeachment
Increment Dtscnssed.-We copy as follows from dis
patch, dated New York, the 18th:
The Worlds correspondent gives the details of his
late interview with the President on the subject of i'm
parchment during which the President stated be should
respond to the summons TO appear by counsel, and,
after long talk upon the merits and dement's of the
charges brought against him. concluding the interview
by saying the gentlemen in the House who originated
the impeachment, and others who applaud them are,
in certain sense, consistent Recalling the time on
the eve Of the rebellion when stood in the Senate
almost alone insisting upon the duty of the Govern
ment to uphold the Constitution and the Union against
the traitors who threatened both, recall class of
men, in and out of Congress- who lacked courage to
defend either. Standing the same platform that
occupied then look around and see those men now
gro"u bold enough in the place of their former weak
ness, 10 disregard the ccarest provisions of constu
hUaai law. liter the is over, in which they took
none except wordy part, they have relapsed their
original status politicians who held the Constitution
IL toe slight value to be either valantly defended or
treated with reverence. Finally, it is understood that
/, wEo 2a honestly striven as know how to ad-
minister thj8 Government in accordance with the Con-
tt1yion. shall he sacrificed along with the constitu-
1ona prer02ayes of the Presidential Office to party
necessity, jeff Davis, the head and front of the re-
br.or, has not been brought to trial. yet Congress
proposes try The President at once for what kind
al otence compared with Mr. Davis the country and
Senate may perhaps justly decide"
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Dr.. LTvISGsToSE.-The Natal Mercury, of the lth
ofJanuary, copies the following from the Transvaal
Argus receiredin December: "Mr. Marthinus Swarts,
the elephant hunter, who has just returned from one
of his annual shooting excursions in the interior near
the Hambesi informs that in June Of last year he
spoke to natives who had accompanied the great
traveller, whom they call Minarric sgnifyng Good
the name by which Dr. Livingstone is known to the
natives These Mr.. Swarts met three days Jour
ney north of the Victoria Falls who informed him that
in the beginning of April last Minarrie' (the doctor
stated to them that he was going away, and dis
missed them, giving them various presents, and also
sending presents by them Retanga This took place
at certain spot twenty days journey on foot from
where Mr.. Swarts met them and close to some very
large river which runs in an easterly direction Re-
tanga is chief Of the Baroots and Cepopo is his chief
captain This very large river has its sources at some
distance from the Dobebe and is described by the ma
tves as considerably larger than the Zambesi Mr.
Swars further says that the cannot be very far
distant the natives had sea shells in their posses
sion, which they stated they had got from the big
water, meaning the Mr. Swarts also says it would
be impossible for the doctor to transmit any letters as
no native could be Induced carry them beyond bis
own tribe for vcnturng beyond certain death to the
messenger would be the consequence So far as we
know, this very large river is potlaid down on any
map, aud being hitherto unknown it is very probable
that the DOCTOR after dsmssing these native servants
had proceed to explore it. intending to reach the coast
at point where this river discharges itself into the
Indian Ocean,"
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FANCY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
LADIES' and Gents Furnishing Goods
of every description,
He offers to sell at prices to suit the times Having
purchased for CASH, at first houses in New Orleans,
his facilities are unsurpassed for giving general salts
faction in prices and quality. Persons waiting
".... FALL CLOTHING,
or anything in the Dry Goods Clothing line are in
ved to call and examine the stocks which are received
constantly and opened for the inspection of purchasers
The latest patterns for
Ladies' and Misses Dresses. Trimmings, etc. !,
ever received in this Market be fonnd as above
OIL A. WINTER.
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pOX LIQUORS

pOX LIQUORS
500 boxes Wines Whisky, Brandy and Cocktails
40 baskets Champagne krug and Heidseck.
40 boxes Scheidam Schnaps.
90 casks Porter and Ale, pints and quarts.
40 boxes
90 -. Champagne Cider.
so :. Bitters Boxer, Goula, Hostetter, Brakes
Plantation, Stoughton, Gray Jacket, Helps and East
India Sole agents for Red Jacket Bitters. Curacao
Ansette, Absnth and Peppermint. For sale by
ap24 If -.--~- E. g. B. JACOBS
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CHE South Me6terll,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25, 1868
SHREVEPORT:

THE WAR UPoS THE AyALASCHE.-Some time ago
it was announced that Mr.. Galloway Of the Memphis
Avalanche had been ncarcerated in prison for certain
structures upon of the district judges of Tennessee
More recently Mr. Campbell the local editor, has been
placed in adjoining cell, and now the paper is edl-
ted by Mrs. Galloway very spirited lady, as every
will admit who takes the trouble to read her salu-
tation to the public. We copy as follows:
Twenty-six years ago gave my grlish heart to the
husband whose name proudly own. We have lived
through adversely and prosperity, but in whatever con-
dition lots have been cast, calumny has never
dared to assail my husbands name. Notwithstanding
this fact he yesterday from his little family
and is now prisoner in the county jail; but thank
God, he is prisoner without crime. He has been
torn from his home for the offence of exercising the
rights which his by the laws of the land To free
country free press is indispensable light is to
day. is, in fact the sun OF the social and political
system from which emanate the healthy influences
which produce vitality, strength and fertility. For
exercising rights which the Constitution guarantees,
my husband Las been inca1cerated in jail Not only
my prayers but the prayers OF all good people OF both
will follow him in his prison CELL l shall not
speak unkndly Of the the man who has sought to de-
grade my husband, and who has brought unhappiness
upon two families. But the principal editor and the
local editor have both been arrested and freeman
is allowed to speak through the columns of the Ava
lanche, there is alternative left but for to
sumo the position forced upon by the prosecutions
and misfortunes which despotism always brings upon
the noble and the brave. A preconcerted arrange
ncnt has been made to crush the paper. 1t can
not be done Daring the incarceration of my husband
and Mr.. Campbell, constrained to take charge of
the paper and be found at the editorial rooms of
The Avalanche and if men not brave enough to de-
lend their rights and their liberties trust the paper
for the next ten days will prove that there is one
woman ready to defend the rights and the liberties
which weak and timid men seem disposed to yield.
49,
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WE take pleasure in informing our old patrons and
the public generally, that our purchases this Spihs ii
exceeds any heretofore made by us, comprising every
thing necessary for the wants of this section All the
articles enumerated below were purchased either d.
ractIv from the importers or manufacturers, and We
guarantee to sell at
New Orleans Prices.
Everything sold by US guaranteed as represented.
ap24 If r&> 4 4t" u. q d. o-no 49,
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A MMUNITION-

CIorH1NG-
large stock of all qualities and Gentlemens Fur
nishng Goods. On hand and for sale t.. ,-r@
ap24 tt #.s.t~ 4 %-F.t#z f. & B. JACOBS
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SUSDR1Es-
TEA. Black and Imperial.
CANDY, assorted, Rock and Fancy, Gum Drops
Rasins.
Oysters, Sardines, HOLSTERS.
Snuff, all kinds. =.
Bar, Toilet and CASTLE Soap.
Pepper and Worcestershire Sauces Calcium
Pickles, Candles. s.-
Stove Pipes.
Bottles and Flasks
Tumblers and Window Glass.
Paints and Oils.
$40 painted Buckets, Brass Buckets.
Tubs, Churns, Selves Brooms, Washboards &c.
For sale by ap24 If Z. L. B. JACOBS.
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~s* THOS. w. SCOTT, Agent,
Shreveport, La
"a" Office in Talys Building on Milan street. oppo
site Messrs. Walsh & Boisseau's
DIR. G. c. CATLETT, Medical Examiner.
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HARDWARE
200 tons assorted Iron, Steel.
Blacksmths', Carpenters Shoemakers and Tan
ners Tools.
Castings and Hollow-ware.
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Spoons.
Locks CT all kinds.
800 kegs Nails Scissors.
Crockery and Queensware
Glassware, Tlnware, &c, &c.
For sale by ap4 If E. & B. JACOBS
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THE ST. LOUIS ...
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets September l, over $2,250,090.

-s~ MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
j. S. White, Md, W. 7. Irwin, MD.
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'1RE ARMS
large and varied assortment of Fowling Pieces
and Pistols. For sale by
ap2i E. JACOBS.
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COPARrNERsIIIPs.

NOTICE THE INTEREST HERETOFoRE HELD PY
~ Isaac NJ Long in the irn ot Asier necht Co has
tas ceased. deos receivable IayaoIs ,o b.
sunea 10y Asher Hecb, who vii eonaue Tbs pusne.,
hsresolOra ASH HEIur
ISAAC "A
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 4

JOHNSTON IVAN ThssEtL'S
"A HO4SE CTIO1 MART,
REGTLtR $,LHS Esr TUESDAY & NM FRIDAY.
Geneme en- having private establish ents which they wish
TO dispose o. those wishing to purchase anythn In the
hos ns w fin. .a. to asr TO Svs
bust and establishment IN conducted on the
.ra h Onward which govern homo able peo
We purchaser OF every horse that warranted
sonnd "a hours ror trial.
Post Once, where = register IL kept OF Horse. Cars c
rr an public Liberal advances made
WING J" INC CHfALoti,-r S"lff L.aei OF ro-DAv's SALE
Team bay Carnage Horses Ib haDds ant years kind
sye h.v are not arsid OF locomotive war an,ed sound
cray Mare lih hands, years. kind 10 harness. ne under
sad not afraid OF Iocomotve ady has driven aud
wrcheser Rockaway and avs top and top Wagons in
Bsy Co , l5 hands, coming years, kim and true IN all
le, vice. svie. trOts in
3i Int has never been trained be warranted sound and
wbhor' spot nr blemsh
Esran Wagon. neary new, used but SIX months built
Rav Ware Ii hands, years. kind In harness. free r.om
ro asi OF 9reat endurance and bottom warranted
sound
strawberry Station. Of thoroughbred
ts o!G Eureka stallion, 15h han a. years kind in har
.rt sade free from vice, good STYLE rots
Large n'acx ors. hands years kind
IN minutes ,ey 'ish he has oeen used by physician
sf Hsfa '0e''r ''' wagon and 'ns'
Tw, wheel box WAGON, in Perfect order, with PLATFORM
srrn, suitable for light package delivery. Also one Build
flegant PARK EstablisAnsn,, comprising
Team bay ho-ss, Columbus sock, l5k hands, and
wears kind ant true 10 all harnssc and unter saddle Tree
from % PSe e K .ps ss,s sr
good ORDER and set light double Harness.
trowu Mare la hands years. kind and true in all hsr
Se,ers other Horses top top ons Harness. Ac
We never postpone sale on account OF the weather.
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TIIE TURF.


's'' cssM srslofs fsfts psss s,,11rrnrp.A ..,..
''': :.Tss. &c; e fSfsfIr.v e srrr,msva4
r.,sys sc f HGss,: :sm: 20 s., to ~; .., sfne 10
Ss" t., x;s a. .r~ %.: %:
RD Scissor en'ers h. m Ga,els AMI ., Harry ".
per%s"u sr NJ" WscS 80" se :.. rat: o,s
Fora Temple and oa vii ts at the park dnrns mo
S.s xm lea the Baltimore depot II A NJ, 3" and
b. had Continental Hotel orard House and
Trciinr viii commence at o'clock pnucs ua'y.
FASHION corRsr-sAruRDAY, SEPT " FIR
lss-rrott'ng for stake OF s@ w. n'e A<a"' IN
~ A"ts;on ,,.son enter. M Es,sy x. .un. sn,:
Sar,u sn,sr, sn'nri M.,"s C.1""o'' c.rs.
Tom vanderks- enter. B m Yoan2 Fearless.
Marin'. ',ah,e, s West severit street >sw
as o.s dnsy are s so race ms7 s
sI5s; mile heats, three OF hvs, In
Henry Casey enters h. y. Jaa. O'Brien.
Own rnters e. b.: M name.
lhos osle enters E. h.. no name ,,,r,o r.,..
CUrrotk PARK. rHtApgLP,mA.1zTns stEAr EAT
ros,p, p,ned until Monday next. nh inst. on re
the ra,e 10 One OF positively at 2;rPM Nov, s
THE reorrING STALLION CoMMonoRE v,vrER.
Bill an the nO'e' VI unc stanor Will - n FEE,
by yVyk's amblo will stan for the fa at
the Fashion Course. he nnn lst Se ing n"rem
ler Terms 10 horse nayae AT time - servi
LDAARD DAILY, Agent
STORTING- DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY rOGS AND PTRnS FOR
~ sale Medicines for all disrascs Prerared Food for
moctins tirs at B. DOvLY's Nos and Greene street,
OF ana.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOCS AVID MFDTCINES.-
y FRANCIS BUTLER. No. Peek siip. Buffers In a.
work, ~. Extra stock Dos Ferrets for sale.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CTFAN To pRENEH AND HArRE STEAMSHIP ARA
=, 90 saturrpy Sept f. For p,ssa 20 Rremen Lon
oon Hsvre ana Psrs apply to CHAs. BrsHok, Agent u
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FINANCIAL.
A rLANrIc AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CON
n rHny ,consoLdat@i.

"A rAny cons0Edat@i.
sronETARY's OFVIOE, ~ Broadway(
.,., NEw YoRx August IL, ieos
LoJes o, he Atlantic AMI Great Wes,erL Railway Com
p"ny cotso.idNes sh he.d ohces D the
eenlAny ~ brlsi~s o he city and State OF New Yors,
ron n, Ros rs ,s AM 70
A' rLc! ,ero .pot tie ec, touch Cd on IN report
- Leeme A:vsas,s.
1;' 'sL.'e toos' "! ecss rh-rsasy the 18th Sep.
hrie sbS 'e exc ei adjournment, )ders
Mee. ARcHDALL CUOHERTy s.cre:sry
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(NLD DoIISTov STEAMSHIP cowphv FOR vD1
" folk. CIV Poin' an RIchmoni-Nes ~ ee ;an ~,
wheel Ste ,rshins ISAAC rtiL. HhTTERAS AL,s
hhRLE, ShRArO5A hSD NitGNRA Oie o lie apovs
frat vii he despschei for Nor ot. CITY Poi u
and Richmond TUESDAY, fhurs Az ans Sa, iay at
r. NJ rom pier y Sorh v"r 90, - Reach stert cpnnen
IN. with the .sboar' Inland Air Line, VIZ ias api Ten
nrssee Air Line. Souh. L. IN f'ie-t,nr' i rafs a1i
Rchroni Dsbvlle sn Virginia Ce itrs Nai oa t,c-
ing eight an Granting through his af 70 M Drts
South and Itiwe.t Bls q sny s'g'"i - the r"r a,
the tour nf s i1' For frei,ht W having ele
gah, -tateroom accommodation, amy ~
n. D. M,CR"hDv Pres tent,
lsl Greenwich. corner brv tsf-
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

F". sME-A LAD g FIkSr CABIN PASSAtT
.. cke 70 San Francisco bv the soiti America steam
dp ompAnv viii sell r~as0nabe tui Isrt'c iiars ny
ing . ter . Y. N.
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(NARRIAGTs UaRNESs, WHIPS. &C 'oCp hssnRY
~ men' Ut ~ Barclay stree Purchaser nv et
amine THOMAS L. HiCnS.
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(rASHMFRE GOhrS-sIxTEEN THoRc rjUHREO
" Argora Cashmere Goats ioi saie sLeai a. r,3'ttx
chanle vacsnt LOIS bo0i ASaess 'o ore
week, cashmere, HeIa Dice.
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f,REAr REL UCTIOS IN FREf hit
(I To san Francisco, via Pausma,
Nv Pacific Mai steamship tompany Gamer ALASKA,
Ina on W., nee az September y
bt 20 ~,ei pv this steamer reaches San Francisco
shou our dsys advance sh pune by Nurlh American
steamshsp Conpstys departure ef sep,enuerh
Np' WELLS FAR o CO.,
Freight Agent. Paenc Mail e,u,aip Company,
Fer A. North foot NJ usnsi street
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LII BREEDS CHOICE DOCS AVID MFnICINES.-
n FRANCIS BUTLER, M. Peek slio. Buffers In al
le Mango Cure and Flea Xterminator f5c Lutlers
work, ~. J. xtra stock DOES. Ferrets for sale
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COASTWISE STEAn'H'' :
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CONPANf'
IN Otposion to Monopoly.
FuR CALIFORNIA,
via Panama Railroad.
NEW SAILING hRRANGkMEST
THE STIf AND NTH or EVERY hONTH,
or the day before when these dates ish on suijAy.
's-n' '''fAooD 'sASTfAoo DE CUBA,
sATrRDAy. SEPT s. AT NOON,
from p,er az Worth river, foot OF King street
f"p~ssass VI Hs'" ~ IT, s CARRINGrOy, Agent
pier VI North river
WILLIAM II. WEB, fresidenI
CuAnt ss DANA Vice Presi ient
81 EIchsn, ,e place, New fors
,,Act,,c NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPASYs
THROUGH LINE I'D
CtLiFOHN1A y chi ~. .xr .
pArre M PASSAGE GHEATLY kEDUCED AND AZ
"n'ho Iov As Hy Any OTHER LINE.
Steamer. the above hne cave pier No. u North river
foot or Canal street, At " o'c ock noon,
'"~' W ~ Pour times . month,
I'm Isl Yah, 18th and tth,
e1cer, when those dsy'f on sa DAY. en The day pre-
hundred pounds baggage free 70 esch sda. Medicine
s..,smOsr ALASKA, Captain Gray. connecting with
..yns september eonnsrts closely With steam Or
cEEhT REP BLlC, leaving San Frsneisco Ocobsr
, ticse,. and all further apply the
q cke, the wharf loot OF tAna sire
~"-'f"S r. X. Bah hLent
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I)soPosALs FROM WORKERS IN GLASS, TO MANU-
AS re rs NIL lon .yes tor is hea Suinsara lrva
FVT.s. col Lsf A-ssvsaib street. avenue ~
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EWR shLE-AN FILE ANT vICTOgiA CARRIA3E,
r. and Sha t. nearly AM IN leiieci ofir,
b. Larence Apply al private ssoe, i3. West siAeeDh 81
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
TIE GROIN tEL TT"F.
stc.mhps Of III. line will leave pier No. North river as
O'clock p. w., as 20 lows:
GEORGE G DWELL. aNl.. .S,tur Seu'e nber
@ o GE wASIIIN TON. q, .Saur,ry mber q
Fei.h taken for ST. Louis Mobile and Galveston throh
rates.
For passage or freight aprly To tie agents
u. Il. CROMWELL Co. So West street
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SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY rOGS AND PIRnS 70
~ sale Medicines for all disrasrs Prerared Food Il
moctn, tirs, at Is. DOvLYS, Nos and Greene stree
corner OF ana.
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i GooDwiv hrTOMArON Tov CoMPANY.
walking DOls Bfys snd Animals 1raae OUTSIDE cf View
YORK cty hv orders Docse at factory, tuntrd On-
worse hui.drss cgrpsr IIeventn Asende ".
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u,oys-rA LoR's NEW PATENT POLLS, n AVS
aud Figures 10 wsi or other msteris hsht esqust.v
fnshei snd cry cheap hsr FRA es Mats Vi sse par
Touts o. every esi of ene new mat riai they
one in piece Joint. any psr Trace supplied state
k.hs Tot sae. Ad rrss Tayors Manua, turing Compan
unard ironworks buildings corner OF Eleventh susei and
avenue ID.
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HOIisEs, CARRIAGES, &C.


FlsE ser or HAM q FOR sAI. - 4 HALF If5
n ei.' 'os, ka heen ised but weeks Cal
4, sess NJ, u spruce s1i, a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-06

put more than eighty rods from station will i'm
mediately after the 9Th Of arch n. 1t report their
exact distance from the nearest station and hou
they are ethsrwise supplied with the mail, 10 en-
senRer SUI piy from the let of july next.
~. Section eighteen of act Of Congress ap-
proved Ear n 5. ISIS. provides that contracts for
the transportation OF the mail shall be let. Tin
fctent guarantees for faithful performance, with
out other reference TO the mode Of such trans pOr
tsuon than may he necessary TO provide for the
Que CELEBRITY CERTAINTY and security Of sach trans
portafien.n Under this Law bids that propose To
transport the mails with CELEBRITY. certainly aud
security having been decides to be the only legal
BIOS, are construed providing Tor the entire
mail, however large. and whatever may be the
mole ef conveyance necessary 20 insure its see
Ierts, ctrtsfnfy. snf security. and have tho pref
cred.
20 notification Of hid in any Of its essential
ferms Is tsptamount 10 new bid. and cannot be re
ceiVed; so rs 70 fnterere with regular competition
q new bid, with guaranty ant certificate, is the
only way To modify previous bid.
Il. Postmasters are to he careful not TO certify
the sum ctency OF guarantors OF sureties without
kn"Mtng that they are persons of sufficient respon
sibilfty disreEa ard of this Instruction by post
Jecting them to immedi ate removal. All bidders
guarantors. and eureties distinctly notified that
on failure TO enter into perform the contracts
Tor tho service propos for in the accepted bids
". Present contractors, and persons known At
the Depai tment. must, equally with others pro-
cure guarantors and certificate of their ffcency
substAnti ally in the forms above prescribed. The
certificate OF suffciency must be signed by q post
mii h q. ~ Judge OF court OF rseord No other
ALEX. ". RANDALL,
oe s-lawow Postmaster General.