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dASoN1O DIRECTORY.
INSTRUMENTATION
1868.
LODGES.

LODGES.
AxsERorA, No. 1853. Nests LIST Monday IN
every month, at Odd-Felloxs' Hall, cor. Courl
and Main. D. B. Forster. "a Front street
W. NJ; John Besmish, Sec'y.
sOurH BdEMPnIs. No lis. Meets I'd Friday o,
each moath-HHll, cor. Madison and second
A. ]. Wheeler, W. NJ; BENZ. X. Pulien, Sec
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2Ss. Meets LIST Friday OF eaeh
mOnth-Hall, corner Madison ana 5ecoAu
Moses Seerg, " n; G. Curtis, Sec.
tiAMILToN No. 2e9. Meets Sd Friday OF each
month-Odd-Fellows' Hall. b. J. Lynn,
W. NJ; W. b. Butts, Sec. 80. an, r-ts.,
OF each month-Rt south Memphis 6all
corner Of Madison and second. George Mel
lersh, ed. W. "a; h. K. PuIlen, 3D.. Sec.
RoYAL ARoR.
PINK Chapter, Nc. 4 Meets u Monday OF each
Observation-Disclosures Hall. IOhn Zent, ID. Z
q. p; 3. N. Levy, Seo,y
3. AND s, n.
rraRvA Couucil NOS. Meets Sd Monday OF
zach monjR-odd-Fsilows'H Hall. John zsnt,
m. ~; n. J. Wigg1n, Rec.
TEkPzARs.
CYRxSE CoEamsndery, MOI Meets 4th Mon
Gay OF each month. John zent, Conn., N J.
Wiggin, Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RTE
2ai Front Street.
HERIrFs AND MITHRAs Lodges meet IN c9 -,
junction 4th Wednesday IN every mohlh'
OF princes OF Jerusalem, 18TH;
No. l. BENZ. K. Pullen, I'D, IArsh.'i
OALyARYCHAPTER OF Rose Croix, 18th, No. l.
Charles W. Adams, ed, n. W.. K / Toin'
InTppS ~ DuPIEssErs Council Of K-h, soth.,
NO L Henry p. Woodland, 62d.s Comm )
william L. erode, 50, heo % 1oh,
Ainslie SD, Comm, in Chief Dodge u
Trader, ed, Reg.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sac,

State OF Mississippi. Washington eOunty-In
Chancefy, May Ier1c, 1858.
No. IsS-Bartlev, johnson & Co., VS.. =. D. FL
lott ct Rls,-lD.unetioa snd Attachment Bills
PURSUANT to q decree of the Cheueery
i court OF the county OF Washington, State
OF Mississippi, rendered IN the above entitled
cause on the 18th dsy OF May, All. 1865 the
undersigned, Comm issisner, will sell, ~ the
door OF the Courthouse of said county. 10 ths
highest bidder, between the hours prescribed
by law, on The
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The Mercantile Agency.

VlHE undersigned take pleasure IN anneane-
Il lag to the business men OF Memphis that
thew haxs nov on hand the REVISED RE,F-
ERENCE BOOK for July, 1858 10 which We call
especial attention. All business men are Te-
Epeetfnlly invited to cal and examine 10, TO-
eethar with The detailed reports on our records.
We invite TEST inquiries 70 prove the value
Of Gus institution.
Z. q. DUN co.
Nemphls, Ialy 10, Laos, iyl- Inn
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II OUIsIANAs sELTZER AND MINERAL
~ WATER MANUFACTORY, No, II Peoy-
farre street. New Orleans. SelfzeE Water put
mp In bottles for the country At 81 per case Of
one dozen, and 1t IS Is per barrel Of three
dozen. Algos IArred Settler Water at l5c per
bottle; Ytchy Water 81 $50 per bottle. Orders
postofece TO Glas. aox, No. 1873, New Orleans.
xkEss0uLET q LEroREY, 3,
eeAm sGai E5s Sui fsia FFepsissQsA
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE,

VNHE Fall Session of this Institution will COM
L mence on MONDAY, the 18th OF Septeu4 Der
next, VIII full and superior Faculty las
usual In all the departments. In addition TO
the branches usually taught, arrangements
have been made for q full course of lessons in
PHYSICAL CULTURE according 70 the sys-
TEN Of Dio Lewis. This places the State Fe-
male Csllege, in this Inspect, in advance OF
any other school at the South, and parents
both at home and abroad, Will soon come to see
its beneficial effects.
The City Railroad Cars now run out TO the
College, and render city patronage perfectly
practicable. Parents and guardians in the city
will md on inquiry that they can enjoy The
dement's OF this superior school and make q
saving even when car-fRre is added-ol p 10 80
per cent. on tuition bills. For particulars or
catalogues address, &. COLLINS,
Gul 5w President.
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NOTICE.

n HAVE determined hencefOrward 70 DO .
Commission business exclusively, and hsve
rented my store and taken an once up stairs
nay f1enda ana patroEs- Thanking them fQf
E.Ssl hVoFs, BEG eoHtiBuane9 az 1Ae eaaaa.
InkM nAENAE h0FfAE1k1k
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REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR THE HAIR.
TmPrOveds
1t Is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t carzes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
II Invigrates the Roots OF the Hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard to grow IuIu-
riantiy.
1t Immediately stops Hair Failing out.
Itkeeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age
1t restores Gray Hair to Its Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
II Is composed entirely OF simple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials OF its excellence, many OF which
are from physicians in high standing.
1t is sold in half-pound bottles (the name blown
in the glass;, by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle.
Wholesale by Denss Barnes q Co.; +. c. Wells
Co.; schisGelin Co.. New York.
Rhl4ly
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nlHE undersigned have this day entered into
Il q copartuership for the transaction of a
Cotton faetorage and General Commission
Business, under the style OF
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ShelbyVnle Male High School.

HNHE Tweniy-ifth Semi Annual Session of
Il this institution will open on Ist Monday of
september, ls5S. TERMS FOR SCHOOL YEAR
CLOSING JUNE ), 1863, PAYABLE oNE-HALF IN
ADVANCE:
For Day Pupils ........ - Il N
For BoardeTS. asa 40
IL is the desire OF the Principal to direct his
attention cOnscientiousy and faithfully TO the
mental and moral training Of those committed
70 his care and in order 20 accomplish This
object more eheetually, the number OF board
ers viii be limited TO six and the number OF
day pupils to thirty.
Good boarding can be gotten with private
families at from 81 50 TO IS 81 per week.
For Information as regards discipline course
OF instruction, etc, Apply for circular.
J. W. DCDD, AN, Principal
Jy2S I'm Shelbyville, Kentucky,
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PATENT MEDICINES.
THE MOST PAINFUL PILES
DEADLY RELIEVED AND PERMANENT
II. Nv cslred yRithont rhvsic BY -

II Iy cared, without physic, by
scheveneIrs GalvanIe Instrument,
Almost instantsneously and certainly, and
good for lifetime Also vaginal and uterine
diseases 1t is not only an ingenious mechani-
cal device invented but a valuable therapeutic
principle discovered. Private "a stimonials Of
efficacy on hand. The patent being now
granted. we are prepared nom this time
forward to furnish them by express, or TO Drug
glsts generally, and by Wholesale in any guam
at the Factory in Raleigh, shelby county. Tenn.
Address SCHEVENELL a REMBkRr, as
above. or at les Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
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TRUSTEE,S SIZE.

nY virtue of Deed in Trust made to me on
ID the 18th day Of June, 1867, by John w. Rut-
land and recorded n the Registers Office OF De-
Soto county, State OF MSssisslp in Book No. ?,
psses sOt So and 4DS I viii sell, at public auc-
ton in front OF the Courthouse door, IN the
town OF Herpando and state of Mississippi, to
the highest bidder, for cash,
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Our Latest improved
NEW SCALE PIANO-FORT
GROvESTEEN & CO.,
499 BrOGCIscOy, n. z,


VNHESE Instruments after the most fattering
4 testimonials rom the FIRST Ptanists in the
county, who, at our solicitation, have tested
them in the severest manner possible, have been
pronounced THE FINEST SQUARE PIANO
FORTE MADE IN THE WORLD. .
It has always been our policy, during the
thfytg-S5I years that we have manufactured
Pianos, ti0elDe thousand OF which are now in use
in the United States and EUROPE, 10 give the
finest instrument at the lowest cost. Our supe-
riOr facilities enable us 10 offer them from one
to three hundred dollars less than any other
First Glass House.
The tone of these instruments are remarks
Bile for their peculiar Sweetness and Great Bril-
liancy, never losing their quality when forged
to their utmost capacity. The lower register
retaining It's positiyeness, does not destroy the
middle and upper registers by mlngiing with
them In disagreeable confusion, the refined
beauty Of tone being equally delightful to the
and TO the most cultivated ear.
They are an entirely new style Of Piano, nm
iShed In the most superb manner, 10Th four 5ttt
round corners front and back, heavily carved
legs and Tyre Serpentine Base richly moulded,
and each instrument is fully warranted for f1ye
wears. ssp5 d&Wly
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ALLIsoN RRoTHERs,

Sole Agents, 97O Froat So, MenaPhis-
Commission Merchants desiring TO make
purehsss Of Gin Stands for their customers,
will nod Il to their advantage 70 call upon as.
~ IA %, = - & I.ILI-sl " BROIHFRS.
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6,.xoGo FSCANPNENT, No. 3, 1. o. o, f. Meets
on Tie LIST and Sd thursday nights OF eaeh
month ]. H. Mcclure, {. p Geo. Aellersh'
n p. Thomas Bacon, Scribe. 1e4
r,,,,z-.s.U Ion-E. No, Sheets every Mon
riav night at O'Clock. DR.. George ". AGREE,
Sc. Thomas Bacon, Secretary. Jyl2
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10 whom II may concern

In the District Cont OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tenuessee. a The mat
Ter Of AbrSn ii. GOoCman, Bankrupt Ia
bankruptcy, District OF " ISL Tennessss-ss.
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IN tas District Court OF the initial states for
the District OF " est Tennessee n the mat
Ter or stephen d. HaBCoeE, Bankrupt. In
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me undersigned hereby gives notice OF hfs
appointment as assignee ofSte phea u. hancock
o. . enphls, In the county OF shelby and stat .
or Tennessee, within said Btstrics, who has
ton, by the District COurI OF said District
Memphis, Tenn, the 2lst day OF July A.D
1906. WILLIAM y. CIE1ODn,
BL< - Assignse. etc.
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RY J. T. COLDWELL co, Auctiopeers.
- Southw est corner Penn. avenue and a.. sire,

RYJ. T. C0LDWELL CO., Auctioneer,,
- Southw est corner Penn. avenue and a., street
LoSATED BUiLDING SITES About TWO
NIL cS BEYOND THE CITY LIMITS ON
THE Road LEADING TO SOLDIGRS'
HOME" AND MOCK CREEK CHTiRTH =
AND EACH CONTAINING BETWEEN FIVE
AND SIX ACRES.
. By virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia, passed in chancery
cause No: l,0H, substituting me trustee 4 shall
on MONDAY, the 1lth day of May, 1858, at
O'Clock p. m. proceed to sell ut public auction on
the premises, two Lots Of ground in Washington
S9Int{, ID, G., the same being part Of Turkey
Percbes.
Lot No. 2 contains S acres, 5 Foods and 20
PeTches.
This land Is situated on the east side of the coun
y road leading 10 Rock Greek Church and Sol
diers' Home. by way Of North Capitol street and
LINGO avenue, and s near the lands Of Messrs 4.
IL 10 In an elevated position and desirable locali
ty because of lis health md proximity Washing
ton city. The Lots are in q good state of cultiya-
tion. and are separated by road l6la feet wide.
Terms OF sale; One-third Of the purchase m ney
OF each lot TO be paid in cash, and the balance in
two equal paymen ts at pectiv-ly and u mouths
from the day Of sale with interest. A deed q ven
and a deed Of trust taken deposit of sse on
each Lot will be required at time Of sale. Convey
ancing and stamps at purchasers cost.
W. \. FENDALL, Trcstee
j. L. COLDWELL co,
ap u eod&ds Intel. Auctioneere,
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limited STATES LIGHT HOUSH DEPOT,
~ TOMPKINsvILLE, STATEN ISLAND, Y,
Sealed Proposals. will be received at this ONCE
until IL m FRIDAY, May l. 1853, from manufac-
turers and dealers only tor the following articie.
lishmeDt:
Fourth Order Franklin Wick, 500 yards
Red Lampwick % dozen
Lucerne Lampwick go pounds
Scissors, straight, 100
Scissors, curved 100
Whiting. 600 pounds
Crash, Ia yards long, 700 pieces
Spirits Of " inc. 80 gallons
Cock Oil. 3d. vials
Soap, 20 OO0 pounds
Brushes, flexible, 800
brushes, chimney. 100
Brush rs, paiLt, $50
brushes. whitevash, 800
Brushes, fiat. u
Brushes, clamp, so
White Paint, 1850 pounds
Black Paint, o OUp pounds
Boiled Linseed 0il, so gallons
Spirits Turpentine 600 gallons
Putty 10 pounds
Hickory Brooms, 100
Corn BrOoms. so
Enve pes, elbow, llXS, &501
Envelopes yellow, 50 xsa 900
Black Lead pencils, SO
Slate pencils, 90.
Writing Paper. IS Tesms
Ste el Pens, rs gross
Waters. ~ ounces
, The articles TO correspond in quality, &c with
The samples To be In the hight house ms pect
or offices. at the Staten Island Light house De-
pot. and at Boston Mass.
The Lighthouse ins pector reserves the right to
REJECT ely or all the proposals offered, IL deemed
for the public interest to do
By order OF the Lis lat house Board
LUDLOW CASE,
an I'll Light house Ins pector. Third District.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

I ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING, CAMP AND
IL GARRISON EQUIPAiE.
DEPOT QNoTterNaSter' OTcs, D
WGShiHstost, ID C., April IL 1873.
VIII oe sold at puI lie auction TUES DAY ,
May 8, under the supervision of Captain u.
Thomas. "A. 4. X al Depot of Army Clothin no
hrmoIy square, this city, CONNIE cling at 10 a. m i,
the following described Clothing, &c, to wit:
1900 pal rs BOOtees, hand $50 Axe Slings,
sewed, 81 Pick
3ttO Irowsers foot, 2456 u ttchet Slings,
lStO mtd, 4.0D PickaXes,
l. s!5 Sack Goats, IN 600 flick Handles,
lined, 9ls Hospital, Wall and
81 $40 Felt Hats, Common Tents and
- COO Hat Cords. Flies worn
II ,ttO L. ather Stocks AabOut 81 600 N c. on
5g Leesings, cers'Chevrons, Badges
B3l Linen &C.,
~ TO yds. Worsted Lace About 5000 Numbers
81 tN knspsacks, and Letters
1860 Canteeus, Lot of Tent Pins all sizes,
~ GT Metallic Shoulder 20 W all Tent Poles
Seal s. 1919 Common -
s.5S Camp Kettl-s, &C., &c,
% Gu Mess Pans,
Terms: Cash. in Cove nmept funds
Every purchaser will be required to make a cash
deposit on the day of sale.
CatslCgu will be fur, isheA on spplic alton
By Croer Of the Q1artermsster General.
j G.. McrKRRAN
Deputy Quartermsster General,
sp l5-l5t Brevet Brigadier General, d. g. A.
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10y WILLIAM l. WALL a CO., Aucts.,
- Stores 3 > and 3t7
Southwest corner Pa. ave. aud 9Th street
PEREMPTOBy SALE OF MEDICAL sroRKs

PEREMPTOBY SALE OF MEDICAL STOREs
sc, AT AUCTION
on TUESDAY MORNING, April 18th, CON-
10, ms, without reserve, the following Medica
Stores. comprising
"a cases Powdered Opium, in half pound bottles
Philadel phia Laboratory
"a cases Powdered Ipecsc. in hslf-p bottles
Philadelp hia Laboratory
"a cases Powdered Soc AlOes IN half pound bottles
Philadelphia Laboratory
cases ChOrofoTm, I'm half pound tin cans, Astoria
Laboratory
20 cases Ether Fcrtior, in half pound tin cans
Astoria Laboratory
100 cases Pnlyerized Rhubsrb, in half pound bot
ties, Philadelphia Lar oratory
lC cases Bermuda Arrow Root. in five pound cans
100 gross Quart Packing Bottles.
lac above Goods Gan be seen three days before
day from the day of sale
Terms Cash, ia Government funds.
epl6d VIM. l.. WALL co, Aucts
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10y GBEFE WILLIAMS,
- AsCtioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. 90, Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets
cHANgERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

CHANGERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON CITY
The Undersigned trustee. under a decree of the
late Circuit Court of the District of Columbia and
OF the Suprt me Court of said District, passed in
cause between John X Woods and others against
Ricf ard G. Briscoe: heirs and others, No. ,227,
in equity. viii. on FRIDAY the Sth day OF May,
lstS- at half past five O'Clock .. the prem
ies sell to the highest bidder the following yalua
bic property, viz.
Part Of Lot No 9, in Square numbered 3s1. front
ing on 9Th street, between the canal aud Louisans
avenue, with improvements, consisting of a three.
story Brick Building.
South third of Lot No. IL, in Square numbered
40o fronting on Ih street, between ID and Market
Space; with improvements, consisting of a three
story Brick Building.
It's scarcely necessary TO say anything in com
incubation OF the above property. We call ths at
tenton of the public TO attend the sale it being de-
slIable property for investment.
TIE ms OF sale: One third IF the pure ase money
IN cash, and the residue in three equal
six, twelve, and eighteen months from day of sale
the deferred pay ments to beer interest from the
day of sale and the payment of the same 20 be Sc
cured by the purchasers bonds, with sec 1rity 10
be approved by the trustee, and lien retained on
the premises sod 1.-THE terms of sale are not com
lied with in five days, the pemises will, after one
weeks public notice. be sold At the risk and
of the purchaser. All conyeyaI cling and stamps
at the &C ct of the purchaser.
Nm X. WOODWARD, Trustee.
apl5 wfm&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctsl
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pI GREEN WILLIAMS
ID Auctioneers and heal Estate Brokers'
No. $50, o, uthesst corner 9TH and ID ST. cts

FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOT. FRONTING
ON 10TH sTREhT. BETWEES K AND L
STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the Path instant, at 5IS O'Clock r.
m on the PREMISE Lot No. s. in Davidson s sub
division of Square No 1885, being front by lCj
feet deep, with fine alley, being in coed location
and making il q st-clsss Building Lot,
Terms: One THU lash; balance six and twelve
months. tor notes g interest, and secured by
a deed of trust on the premises. All conyeyancing
and revenue stamps 81 the cost o. the purchaser.
SO down on II e day of sale
apl6 GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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10y VIM. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioueers
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
No. % Louisiana avenue, bet 9Th and 10th SITS
PAIR OF HEAVY DRAFT HORSES ANpA
SUPERIOR BAY MARE Ar ACTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, April u, We will
sell, at our Bazaar, a pair of heavy draft work
Horses: Also, very superior Bay Mare; works
in single or double harness and very fast.
The above stock can be seen any time previous
TO the sale en- application 10 the auctioueers
ap IL w. l.. WALL 4 CO.
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NICE MEAT PIE-Hdde Easily aud QaicEFV.
Take some beef, veal, or chickens, rub win
sa and little pepper; cut into pieces; put into
Kettle with cold water; cover closely, and
stew one hour. Weigh two pounds Of flour and
silt II. Weigh three-quarters of a pound of
lard and rub into the flour until there are no
Jumps Add two heaping teaspoons ful Of salt,
and two medium slZed tumbleTs of water. Mix
up and roll out about a third of an inch thick
Rub large pudding dish with lard. Line &c
with the pie crust, letting II come well over the
edge that II may not melt down into the bot
tom OF the dish. Rell out another crust, and
turning fiat tin cover, about the size OF the
top OF the pudding dish, upside down, cover
that with the crust and II you choose. or
nament il with wreath of leaves cot out of the
crust. Set tins on some pieces of brick IL the
handle is IN the way. Also line a large pie
plate with another crust. Bake these all a
light brown. Take "A teacupful of flour or corn
starch. Pour i'm gradually a half teacupful of
water and SUR is smooth. Pour IL into the ket-
tie of boiling meat and gravy, and STIR it three
or four MINUTES. Then dip out the meat and
gravy into the pudding dish, until az lie half fall
Law IN the crust from the PIE plate. Fill up
the dish with the meat and gravy, and lay on
the ornamented cover. Supposing that the
vegetables were put on at the same time that
the meat was, your dinner Will probably all be
ready together.-ArS. r. Z. s., iH Country Cen
q,
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-DY GREEN a WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner 9TH ana streets

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 2iet instant, al 10 O'Clock, ID
m, We shall sell at house No. 4.6 l. street north
between 10th and nth streets west, an excellent
assortment of furniture, viz:
Walnut Sofas, Chairs aud X ockers
Centre Tables and W hatpots
Mahogany Dining and Side Tables
" slnut Sideboards
Cane Seat and other Nhairs
" Walnut Bedeteads, Bureaus and Wristbands
Three Ply and Ingram Carpets
Hall Oil Cloth, Step Car pet and Rugs
Husk and Cotton Top Mattresses
Feather Beds. Pillows, and Bolsters
Blankets. Quilts. Sheets aud Cases
CroCkery, Glass and other Wares
Cooking. Parlor and Chamber Stoves
Lot Of Kitchen Requisites
Terms cash. GREEN d WILLIAMS,
apis Ell AuCtioneers.
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sIHon. John Mage The coal millionaire.
40 The American Tract Society, and a like sum
70 the AmeIican Blble Socieiy.-,-r ..-----
/ rxA Mrs Hsmpbries hes been sentencedin
Canada 10 six months iEnprisonnent with
used in female attire.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
Assistant QEaTt,I1sasfer's Qffes,

NO. lI39 Gjrard STREET,
Phtlddskphtd. Pa ApyJt 10, 1888. \
Sealed Proposals xill be received az this oti ce
lntil eiev en tlD O'Clock on TUESDAY the
Jet IL ant, for furnishing the Quartermaster's
Def ttneDt with Five Thousand gross tons beat
JUsty bite ash anthracite Coal, of such sizes s.d
I. sueh Guantles a. ay be ord cred, for a period
. ne year fren the hrst day Of May next, with
thr privilege Of Increasing the amount to Ten
tsSAsand Tons. shOulf IL be required.
SoAuSh Of the coal a. may be required for use in
tbs city, Including the Eited States Arsenas at
tridesbcrg and Gray 5 Ferry road. to amou ut
ere At such points IN the city may be ordered,
ttEcUt additional IN pen-e to the unitFi States.
- balance to be delivered Dart of vessels at
sli- pCTt IN good order and condition, free from
st-, b re dust. and o.her impurities.
f-oP'.ai- must be made out In du plIc ate blank
: IA, which can be obtsiaei a. this Office
Any additional Information desired by persons
'-niuE 60 DID III be furnished app &c alto to
fEt uEde signed J CHILLY.
Brevet Colonel and A. q. N U. ). Army
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CLARIFYING WATkR.-rwo grains OF alum
70 pint of water that is not dit 10 drink, render
will pot be perceived. a little pnlverized alum
thrown into a pail OF wafer ana allowed 70
stand for fifteen or twenty nlnutes- VIII pre-
eipitate al We impurities, and leave perfectiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18

CHINESE MeTH TINcrURK.-The season ap-
proacbes when 1t will become necessary to lay
furs aside and preserve them from their ravish-
ers-tbe moths The folloing hints may be USE
full to the reader:-One ounce OF gum camphor
and one ounce Of powdered shell of red pepper
are macerated IN eight ounces Of strong alco-
this tincfure the furs and cloths are sprinkled
over and rolled up IN sheets. This remedy In
used in Russia. under the name OF ssChinese
Tinctnre Tor Moths" and is found very effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18

TIGHT LAcISG.-A married lady named
Teale, residing in Concord street Brooklyn,
has bscome entirely helpless from the sffects of
tight lacing. She was 81 the habit Of obtaining
the assistance Of other ladies In lacing her COR
sets closely ~ they could possibly be drawn.
aAd she is unable to aid herself in any way