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ER5ESH DRUGS, SC.

I = - r.lLIl!--- - ---'--- =
sulphuric Acid, Sweets Spirits Nitre, Ether
Sulphite Soda, Acetate Potash, Aoetic Acid
Citric Acid, Flor, Sulphur, Peruvian Bark, Bp
som Salts, Super Carb Soda, Refined Borax
Aqua Forts Castor Oil, very superior Salad
Oil, best English Mustard, Cayenne Pepper
pure Ground Black Pepper. Ginger, Allspice
&C., &c., received and for sale.by =
aupc4] c4 - 80 -. COOK s. KELLEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-12
GRAYSON TYLER

THOMAS A. BALL GRAYsON TYLER
7 4 n d & 6 Il n & z
OFFICES-Gsinesvillo Depot, Manassas Gap
Railroad, and Buckland, Prince
William county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-12
OITY TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,

The undersigned will by found in their office,
in the Market Building to receive taxes due
the city; ard will make discount Of as per ct.
on all bills, paid in current funds:
,'%0.c. . - .--.~..--- I. G. ONEIL, :.
- 80 Collector Northern District
5-...i:.T S. K. FIELD,
20 - Collector Southern District
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-12

|S- Notice is hereby given that will execute
the provisions of the above DECREE at my office
at Fairfax G. II, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day of September 1863
M DULANY BALL,
Fairfax co aug 5-1aWiW Master Comm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-12

TOALl COALl
v For sale to arrive from Philadelphia, one
cargo of 27O tons LOCUST MOUNTAIN EGG
and STOVE COAL
- "a JOHN LEATHERLAND,
iy 28-tf No. 26, King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-12

100 tons ZelPs Super Phosphate. ~ %
100 tons Zelps Raw Bone. For sale bv
BREWIS s. LAWSON,
- iy 17-eo3m oants
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-12

nNOSTAE'S' PREPARATIONS
EVERYBODY-T them
EVERYBODY-Us them
EVERYBODY-Beli in them
EVERY BODY-Recomme them |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-12
VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE AGENCY
ie 25-tf

y. o. Boz $50, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-12

Our inclIitlCs Tor soIlmg Property arc UneA-
celcd. Address,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-12

ahere .iss Danger ofn genera. war on the
westetn ands aaontliwesternis frontier ;Aand Tint
it taba lss ssisa pI:d saI DC
exercised BY tho military. If measures. other.
than Prddsp ones be not taken, anN,l if aii
.indiaeriminate onslaught ON the Inl:s:.. be
colnmcGced there is reason to fear, from the
known spirit Of tho army, that there will bo
disastrous war Of indefinite continuance; draw.
ing into its vortex thousands of Indians now.
at peace with the United States, and, besides
tiiS eostEof2 liscs, Involving tho government i'll
t. g'!,}ss 3t R''eja gA1
hundred and afly eetsTthg sebosenncs, Arapa-
hoes and Sioux: They arc called tito Dog Sol
diers, arc young men, aud started for Nebraska
tS Pdbish itsir hereditary enemies, tic Ipas
necs. Passing through the intermediate coun-
try they committed the murders and other out
RACES 20 which publicity has already beon Civ
ietiHg inttlis way, not only against treaty
obligations, but contrary to the wishes of tho
confcdcratcd nation to which they belong.
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sossaaa.iE,;RRsSs as.i,;R Sss Ens Avn M

q.
soXHHERN aeARI'Eg-B AGO ERs. AND TmE
sB u s2sssEi Washington correspondence
Of the New York Izerot,l says:
All the alsices received llero recently from
tha.zSopth represent carpet bagism as on its
death bed y with tho exceptions of, Florida
and South Carolina, all the Southern States
are conceded as certain to go for Seymour and
Blair.- The radical organizations in tho recon-
structed legiOns nrd dwindling away rapidly
md detection has reached their very strong
hold with such alarming results that the car
pct-bag heroes sec nothing but ruin ahoad
Tic asost;; intelligent blacks have determined
to join hands with their old masters and thus
drive away'tho carpot-bag adventures from
theSouth to their native clement. 81
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-12
In E4lq uity,
/, ,ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

The State Ex Rclaionc Ri to
Solicitor Southern Circuit. lPerpctuatc
In re lost Documents. Testimony.
Application having been mnlc by Mrs Kcziah
Huffman, widow Of Frederick Huffman TO establish
the Existence, Contents and Loss Of certain Orders
eOnsrwing writs Of Partition of certain lands in
Qrangcburg district from tho Coirt of, Equity, as
her distributive share Of her father Thomas Gea-
ton, Sr., deceased said lands being two tracts, ono
containing $50 dcrcs, the other 2GO acres more or
less. Under which orders she was put in posses
sion, of snid lands. On motion T. Ii. Cooke, ESD.
Solicitor 1t is ordered, That all persons who desire
SO to .o, may appear before me the 25tIl day of
Octolier ineXt cross examine the evidence pro-,
tnced ahd dintroiuco evidence in reply.
CenIiiissioner's Office, ". u. v. JAMESON,
orangebarg z. H., Commissioner,
jily % sE&n N4f a} m
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THE<IKOl,E OF THE COUNTRY
X N o w THEM.
Tho Finest, and Best, and Trucstl
LIE L -LIKE!

y a4c S''f3 .y0frSTTGfehl 8HgE 80
TSNERYsrFliEEAIAN;-E WHITE NAN
.ll and Woman Of the CQuntry, Mho. nuts trust
for tho salvaioi Of the Constitution and fhe Union
inthe success tof uo Dcihociatct Party, ought To
know bosidcs their princplcs) tho fcatpgrs at least
Of those in whom that hope is ccntrcd-of those
through whom it must be brought to glorious frui-
tion. .,
by authority of tho NArloSAL SEYMOUR AND
BLAIR CLuB, Lfc-like Portraits Of our candidates
for President and Vicc-Presidcnt of the United
States, executed in the best style OF the. art nrc
published as follows:
Large Double Picture G.ithograph)-Scymo
and Blar-22 by % inches. ................. 81 90
Single Pictures Niihograrh)-Scymour and
Blair-S by 10 inches OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
TO CLUBS
Large Double Picurcs--3 copies. 800
Do. Do. Do. copies. 1000
Single Pictnrcs-6 copies. 800
10 10. 10 coplcS. 1000
The proceeds Of these sales arc to be devoted to
campaign purposes.
Club orders must he sent to one address All
pictures arc sent on rollers so ms to avoid damage
in the mails, md in MI cases free Of postage.
Orders to amount of ten dollars aud over may he
filled by Express and bill collected on delivery
With each order VIII be enclosed package of Sc
lcctcd campaign documents, &C.. to advance the
cause. Address, carefully, t
e. s. STEPHENS,
Box 80i, Washington, u. G.
gs1g" Is. BIN ordering, please Damc paper in
which advertisement was seen.
aug 90 II
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.ULLETT's PATENT
STEEL BRUSH COTTON G1S

Cotton ginnod on this Gin sold in Charleston last
season, ut ono to two cents pcr pound more than
the same GLASS Of Cotton ginmcd on the ordinary
Gins of the Country. This statement is certified by
twenty-fv of the principal Factors and buyers in
Charleston.
Price Six Dollars per Saw for Cash or City Ac-
ccptanccs Send for Circular.
BRINLEY'S PATENT PLOUGUS.
And full Stock of Hardware and Agricultural
Implements for sal: low, Wholesale and retail
@. GRAVELEY, No. 81 East Bay,
South of the Old Post Office
jay li--.m clarlcston, sc
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z In Equity.
Il fORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

L:'M. Bookhar.,l - .aea .s...e- ~ Ifiges,
y VS..
Sam. Board, Admir-
f. F. Rccsc, Admir-. L"fti1ft
BY order Of The Court Of Equity in tho above
slated ,caso the creditors OF the late William T.
Reese, deceased, arc hereby notified 10 come in and
provo their demands before me-, on. or before tho
first Monday Of October next "a 49, Pl>.S ssp9
commissioncrs Office, V.D, v. JAMESON?
Orangehurg C. H., b.. Commissioner.
;uiy ~ : v,a+..
l.XEAh -sA.IM IA F5,E-- r.zsF4f ..ssy-
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STATE E1EcrloSs.-Th following State

STATE E1nTloss.- The, following State
I'ee,'ons ct aSsaF teIs yeaaIrs; eaaIrs;AaI, xAs ~ 1ss
Maine, September a. s,of. H., a,:,
Nebraska, October 3.
Ohio, October 13.
midland, 20 Ottobarl 49,
Iowa. October. 13.
West Virginia, October %
Now York, November 3. ~ t
New Jersey, November 3.
Delaware November 3.
Maryland, November g.
Illinois, November 3.
Michigan, November 3.
Wisconsin, November 3.
Minnesota, November 3.
Missouri, November 3.
Kansas, November 3.
Nevada, November 3.
Massachusetts,, November 3.
The Presidential election occurs on tho 3d
Of November
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sPs0 3 4 4
Rally fprsS Seyino,iiiirr I'M; Biair.

IL A =
q. aeipaoSs. p 81 u 81,
Again the cry rings through tho land
ThIt cails 'ihe Democfatic bhad, ss$l u x
Mspget onoc moro with heart and hand,
zs Aud strike for frecdom.s banners J., sia.7
sSslls ti.s. Deidoeratic bill, s+r! g: l.-,i y
81 pEss sRlIs va
From North and South, from brothers ail;;, :, =
ssaasalsoa,h fapeaidhda oauhnasssg.es vi \ iii
: TSaa5tAH m s.tprp4 ss'tst al aiA
Wait ne man SiStt 70 SMOKE il aiti drink, as se'
..2 sEsEehafe one who can speak md think, ~
h sfnd 'savo us fromthc crumbling brink ~.
9f ruin by taxation. - ~ !.
Hosatio. Seymour is tho man, e.
OF gathsTing hosts he lends the van,
And BY his:sodnd fnhncialt plan, s e. 3
Will guard and save the nation.
Well have no slave to rum or SMOKE
=; I! g1!:;i'|.: I! 81 ! ;f ~ n
Z Who'll sound tho tecsip Of reform,
WHOM gaiilS the ship safa thfkoSkhihc storm,
Curtail expense Of cyery FORM,
And save population
s ~ II! istf.t.a. y.ss ! s4s,-,yl,
We've found the man, New York's brave son
Ring out the bells, and fire tho gun!
The victory of peace is won,
When Seymour hcadsith army;
The hosts arc gathering for the fight,
The plundcring crew are pu. TO flight,
And soon we'll havo ono law of right,
In Maine ind Alabnnia istir! 4.
!. MaFch on, ;march on, yc true and brave Z
Lot despotism lind grave,
The laws nnd Constitution save,
While wrath and strife go under.
Let nc WHO is the peoples friend,
Proclaim rebellion at an end,
The mob down to the shades descend,
Beneath their load of pluudcr
Already beam the brighter skies,
!. And thanks g fllem ll human hearts arise. 81
S With volunteers and full supplies,
FOf freedoms bold defenders; &.
ssWith Seymour brave, aud gallant Blair,
W Placed in the Presidential chair.
Grcenbacks and Gold one price shall bear s---
Ss And loih cbc legal tenders.
eS;fs .5t
Then rise yc men with hcnrts Of stcclI
h Upon us rests Nations veal.
A natioias heart ecnlong shall feel Mn,
The bond of our communion;
kkssAantlese shall take the place of hate,
When statesmen fill the chair! of State,
stlhe Nati9n's nuisanccs abatc,
-fss siSith Seymour, Blnirinnd Union sS 4: .sr ss5
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I'm Equlliitt! qll
ORANGEBURG DISTTsIC II, !: 90 n %
The State exrrelatione. /,
Solicitor; Southern Circuit

The State ex Telatione n b - IllIfn 8 J, -
Solicitor Southern Circuit tYernetnats ssss 81 R ssF
Inre Lost Documents II 5 ii !, 8 4 az rs
Thomas Addison Alnrphcy By William f isarfoun
ton to prove the past existence loss and. .d5ntefiS
OF Deed Of Conveyance to him, from RebSctnfass
Murphey, now Rcbecca Wolfe wifcsof Jaufes IR. rs$
in the fork of the Edisto rivers in tic District
aforesaid, containing one hundred and nnciy thra
iY3) acres, more or less, and bounded By shno86f0
Vim. Bnrton, Daniel Smoak and lands: :sfUrtaSrIIe 81
owncd by Philip Joiner deceased. s 2. -, - =
TN motion Of Messra.. Islnr s. Dibbe, splicito
is ordered That NIL persons who desire go IL do 3
and introduce evidence in reply, before fno oaShSs
2lst day of September, A. d. 1862 Ssys ssss+s-x
Commissioners Office, v.D. Y.;JAaIIspYs ssa;isSs
Slrangeburg C:Ii Commissions er. 3 sss-T
June 49, 1868 & F5 - tsss s. 49,
june 90 - Sc n 5ss sss,
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Items.
FNA

%
Banana trocs,i Florida arc bending to the
earth with fruit.
Wooden railways arc commended for wild,
hilly regions Of thin population
Round toed boots and shoes Will continue to
bc in fashion this winter, also the "box toe"
aNn autograph letter of Washington to Hem
sylAufelis sold? for about $50 i'll London re-
Gently. +. + n
The New Orleans Picqy,lue says tho mum,
beEg9f \ lpdcs II who apply daily to the Mayor fori
ralsif 10 incredible. g.49g ..li -.
). st .sl5sy,{ +tssrisj sj.ss tis8rtAG a5e ji
.Eh6 Senate lsasconlirlncd John j. Hubbard
assStatcs Constable, under the bill lately passed
organizing State police force
Radical State Convention, meets in Oo.>
ldHbia OFT Tuesday, 9Th inst, to nominate an
electoral ticket and candidates for Congress
shlssFr slfc!verton was granted tho ,uso of tho
Senate Ghambor by tho Georgia Eegialaturs,s
for the purpose Of giving u rcading
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Ladies Mutual Aid Association
CHARLESTON, S. G.

TANIIE object of this ASSOCIATION is to assist
Indies who are struggling by their own en-
dcnvors to support themselves and families.
Orders for MI kind Of NEEDLE WORK will lie
neatly and promptly executed for which the Asso-
citation will he responsible.
Also, Southern Preserves, Jollics, Wines, Cor
dials and Pickles, &C., male under its auspices,
md the Quality Guaranteed.
For the hcncfl of our friends abroad, we give %
list of some of the Preserves, &o.:
Orange, Pineapple and Peach Marmaladc Preserves,
Lemons, Citrons,
West India and 0gccchcc Lines,
blackberry,
Plum and Ounce J cllics, ,r.
Wines, Cor'lials,
Peach md Apple Leather,
Crystalized Fruits,
Picked Shrimps and Oysters.
All orders for Work, Preserves, &C., TO be a,l.
dressed TO Mrs LEE, Superintendent,
AZ the Depository,
No.7 Chalmors Street, Charleston
iuly /
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GILBEIes HOUSE,
Ill (yORNERLY MIS-. DiBsLs'e,l, Z
f. L-TAIn ,ytpI,

1of ININU EThEET,
Bct'ceea Hcmt,conh and I!uscl iNrcet4, and
'c'thin three n'inufes' ,colH Of all The
Principal Wholesale uml RciaH
Houses cf lfcetiay, King n"d M,ync Streets
"nd The Post OMce, Charleston, s. C.
The City Hallway, which runs to each extremity
of the City, is within fifty yards Of the house
TERMS OF BOARD:
g Wcck..."...........Sl2 90 to S15 90
llENRB SrARNIcK, Mrs. B. IIILBERs
oct l8 If
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John NlpsfiseS alehies 4 hat he issbettihgs
agRnst Seymour and SBlair. .sHe says-he corr

John nLesssisey I5Slaaiss !abatSs she & bet,iaa,
|agaSnst Seymour and >Blaif. Sic says-hse eors
daily supports their election. ..1
Samuel w Mason, formerly sconncctcd with
tho Boston press, and Of late publisher Of tho
Sayaiitfah. News and eHcrakl died on Saturday
in Now Hampshire
Victoria said to Eugcnc-"Uso your gra-
eiops influence on the, Emperor, Madam, to
prevent Mt wnr which toars.childsen from moth
Esi Prussis d}Ssc the nuplbcr Of
|E.Erfnchf shpseid egosioa tofthn aiyta
Fesaue aeada them to sketch about tho Rhino
Towns and Notifications
!, Timber, it is stated, rendered fro-proof by
imprcgnatipg% t..with silicatcs, is used oxton-
sivfly in Germany for flooring planks, doors
and staircasesssa,..3 9<S,g sss In, 2.,a
The new Iaw'in Ohio, compelling all ply
sicians to suspend practice who hayo nocer
RECEIVED rcgulur diplomas, goes into effect Oc-
tog gor l.
II hat a Stuatiagte lsaSgefe an York i laIails
Senators of tho State Of South Carolina dis
cuSsing nngrily thoir own right to enter hotels.
Yes and What senatorsl .s v.e
Charming Miss Kellogg is coming back to
the United States after her opcratic triumphs
in Europe. She will rcach New York about
the middle Of September. 81 sst.ils -st
-
AFrcnch photographer, it is said. has sue
coeded iii obtailiing very fnc and accurate
panoramic vicwsof Paris from balloon nearly
one thousand feet in the air.
! After September 6ths tho time on tho rail-
road between New York and Washington will
be- reduced, only eight and a half hours being
required to run between the two cities.
Poor Carlotta's insanity has taken turn.
and she has become both violent and silly.
She now gets up at night, tears her bed to
pieces and thfows tic pillows sout of the win.
dow. ts s
"A number of Democratic merchants of New
York have presented tho Columbia Democratic,
club with monster banner, on which arc OK
i,rno ~ g a. ~ - = ""' ''''''f also
= Us fs
The Georgia papers publish shocking dis
closures OF an intrigue of cx-Govcrpor Joe
brown with another mans wife, which show
that the cx-Govcrnor. through n very rcspccta-
big Radical. is not much of Joseph after all
John Allen, the wick kcilcst man in New
York, as sign that he has reformed, adycr-
tisscs inetimH HtrahLthat he respectfully requests
np curiosity y-scckors to call on him Unless thcy
wish to spend at least one dollar Mt tho b,r
NJ u's',asaisned !,ngilsh Methodist divine
Canada to plia doeessed WITS 81 s;s.na i1t y.
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THE CAROLINA FARMER.

nnd will issue the first number rs soon as n sufT-
reasonable share of the expense of Publication.
q The FARMER will he issued monthly Mt So OO
rcr annu,n in advance; will contain not less than
thirty-tw" large double column pages OF reading
matter, bound in handsome covers and in typo
graphical execution will not be surpassed by nnv
Agricultural Monthly in the country
Icing determined to do whatever energy will NC
complish in making tho FARMER worthy the sup
port of the intelligent Planters and Farmers of
North Carolina and South Carolina and desiring
to introduce it into every county III tho>c States.
we wish to employ active Agents at every Post
office, to whom the most liberal Inducements wlll bc
offered.
Address a communications to
WM. II. BERNARD,
July TT Wilmington, n. G.
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TRE4SrATE OF SOUTH e CAIs0btagA,
oRASGEBURG .DIsTRIc as sns
In TIC Common P2eas -.

/ ,s4;'t' As.aohSme hSi eil,.. .Sss1 $50
Joseph l.. Bailey, fss .,..
Whereas, tho Plaintiff did, on tho cath day q 8
March, 1868 hlc his Declaration against fhcI DsesS
the limits of the State, and has neitGef WHO nefs
y5kndwns ahih tho nppis,y seyss As,.A
copy Of the same declaration might BE scrvsa E 10
pear and plead teho saig dcesratier. on orsbafsy
the 19th day OF March, 1861 6if2i 8aAS&
absolule Judgment win them be given and asass
against MIN. ~ Z - ss ,s@fss
Clerks Office, 4 J. r. ROBERTSON. .ta isy,.s,,
March %, 1868. @. g, F.sslss.i s.is- =
april = ~ ~ ~ igfsS!s igfsS5!s ID
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L1NAI NOT1CE.---WE REGRET
il the necessity which forces ns TO put all our
Notes and Accounts in the hands of mn Attorney
and Magistrate for collection, and those of our
friends who desire to save cost do so by calling
on w. 7. Dc'rrevillc. CIIAS -BULL s. co.
sept % 9t., ly
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lL,RUfTEAND.NURsEHsY.AaJ
III IA, Ga.7We offer for the Fall Planting, a
very large and superior stock Of Fruit Trees Grape
Vines. Strawberry Plants, Roses EvergreeIs, or.
House Plants. Descriptive and wiTolesa,s cnsass
logues mailed on application ts {, az
r.iJ. DERCKafAS y Iss
July 'iS77-amf tssJtS EisS Augusta, Ga, AZ
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ESTABLISHED 1902.
Charleston Courier for 1868.
DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY,
4sY ts 4. s.sW4LLINGTON. d GO. /.
Daliy Paper : ''.N-' $500 per Ahnum.
Tri-Weckly Paper sisE'. ss4.OO por Annum.

- rt'' ",s - ~ sd - > ss3i 5Sr
The war closed with large inaebtcdnoss os :he
part OF our former subscribers, some Of whom have
protcred us payment To others VIC have present cil
no claim, amid tho losses and misforunes by which
they have bcen surrounded, having boon spared the
necessity of doing so by the very generous prompt
and hearty support wo have uniformly received
We arc able TO wait for tho advent Of better times
confidently assured that when prosperity returns to
the land they will chcerfully their obligations
70 all such we cordially extend nn invitation to re-
new their subscriptions. :
jsnll ,.,s, dh 800 u
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The Carolina Farmer.

lEiIEyING THAT THE INTERESTS OF THE
-4D Farmers and Planters Of this section demand
the publication of periodical to be be devoted to
the advancement of Agriculture in the two Caro-
linns, We have determined to establish such nc.
rotlical under the title of 7ty
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Poor Carlotta's insanity has taken turn,
aud she has become both violent and silly.
She now gets up at night, tears her bed to
pieces and thfows tic pillowssout of the win.
dow. as 81 s S
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
IN wAsHrNarox March p 1853.
Scaled proposals will be received until the 10Th OF April
IL o'clock noon, for the purchase OF the following
A. the Boston Mas. Yard.
The Shawnee and Wassuc
Al League Island, Pa.
The Canonicus, Cohoes Koka, Fauset warsaw, fazoo,
Tunxis, Naubuc, kodoc, Nara, sdtando and Suncook.
AtMound City, Ill., -
The Elijah, Klamath Shiloh, umpqua yuma Neosno MARI
The proposas win state the prices that will be given for the
vessels in their present condition and with such hngs
The vessels can be seen and all necessary information
concerning them Will be given By the commandments OF the
The right 10 reject any or al Of The proposals
ber the interest Of the goyernuent
Twenty Der Of the purchase money will be required
within three notification Of the acceptance
prouosa 10 be forfeited OF noncompletion OF The
purchase and the balance upon the hnal delivery Of the
me proposals should be endorsed Proposas for pur.
e"a'' ' - GIDEON wRLLBS'
Secretary OF the Nay0
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
- - -
PROPOSALS.

CRoroN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL SEWER
~ Conracors.-Separates sealed proposals. each
with title Of work to which relates the name Of bidder and
the date OF s presentation, win be received at this Office
Roiunda, Park until II o'clock NJ OF Saturday March II,
1885, the construction Of In the following localities
TO Specification No lin Tenth avenue between rfsv
Specification No Ain street. between Second
No. Sin Eldrdge, Sheriff and Streets between
Broome and Delaney streets In Pitt and Sheriff streets be-
Rvington and Stanton Streets and IN Norfolk street,
between Stanton and Houston streets Specification sewer
In Fourth from Forty street and through
Ff.e,h street 70 fif,h avenue, and e Ls!-
s.reets Specification bsewer 10 lss.h street. between
Fourth and Fifth avenues Specification NO 6-sewers u
Second avenue between i2oh and id Streets and 10 ish
ciheaon No. 7sewer in seyeniy-second street beswesn
ngton street. between Charlton and King streets Hud:on
street, between King and Clarkson sreets In Domnick
street. between vack Streets and IN Clark street.
between Broome Spring streets Specification No. SIN
FiveQhth street. Lexington and Seventh Avenues
and specncaiion TO- In iaih street, between rh and
The plans for the may and specsca-
ons for proposals obtained at the oce Of the
THOMAS sTEPHEys,) Croton
R0BT. DARRAGH,Y Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board
NEW YORK, March 9, 1865.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1868.


BEAUTIFUL CARRIAGE HORsEs-RECEIvED LAST
Saturday direct from Rochester r. ten pairs and sx
single Roadsle choice At reasonable prices offered 70
purchaser. TAYLOR WALTERNIRE,
ls East Twenty street. near Lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

WANTED TO PCRCHASE-A BUTCHERS ICE
House. Address j. A. Wells, 81 North Moore street,
stating size and price,