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ALABAMA.

The Selma Times and Messenger
says Rain, rain, rain Rain first thing
in the morning; rain all day; rain the
LAST thing at night. The erewhile dusty
streets are impAssably sloppy. Umbrel-
las, not double hats, are needed. Plant
ers complain Of floods, not drought. We
are having too much Of good thing.
Ex-Gov. A. B. Moore passed through the
city yesterday, en- route to Montevallo,
where he will to-day address the great
ratification meeting Of three counties.
Mobile is in q bad fix; witness the
following from Saturdays Tribune,
No GovERN1dENT.-The city OF Mobile
is now withou. Boards Of Aldermen and
Common Council, Treasurer and Tax
Collector and Sheriff. Some Of the mill
itary appointees hold on, but the places
have been declared vacant. Won't some
patriotic gentlemen put In applications
for the last three mentioned places.
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". B. CHRISP & co.
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS. begin
u ming SEPTEMBER 10, 1865, and FEBRUA-
RY y, 1859. The resident Professors are, TIKI
oPHILUS PARsONS, LID, EMORY WASHBURH,
LID, and NATHANIEL HOLMES. A NJ. Gen.
tlemen OF distinction in the Profession lecture
from time 10 time on special topics. Appllcs-
ton may be made Tor further Information TO
either OF the Resident Professors. jy5l sw
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lOberlsOn's Commercial COLLEGE,
81 Main ST., corner winches.er.

TO THE PUBLIC.-s. NJ. ROBERTSON, late
Of Ledd'n's Commercial College, will, on TUES
DAY, September lst open a College for the
special instruction Of DoUBL ENTRY BOOK
KEEPING, COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS, READ
ING, SELLING, WHITING. Ere. PARTIES d-sir.
Gus OF educating In cir sons as above, will ind
II 20 their advantage 70 patronize him. Apply
At No. 81 Main street, upstairs. References I:
Aessrs Stratton, Goyer q Co, A. Seessel a Son,
Hesse, Levy s Co., N. Wolf q 90. au2lm
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NEW ADvERTIsEMNTs new ADvERTIsEM'NTs
New Firm.

TNHE undersigned have this day entered into
i a copartneIship for the transaction OF a
Cotton FRctorsge and General Comml ssiOn
Business, under the style OF
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The Shelby County Democratic CIuS

Meets AZ the Democratic headquarters every
saturday Evening, and is called to order pre-
cIEeIy at hslf-past o'clock
ps-estdent-ALBERT PIKE.
V2ce-P rssidenLs.-W. T. Avery, John DAWSON
N. Msgeveney, jT., NJ. d. L. Stewart, A l.
FARMLAND, J. W. LeftTich and F. L. warner
Recording SecretGrg.-W. O. Lohand.
Corresponding Secretary Minor AerriWetner'
TreGsltre-.-Msjor J. J. Murphy.
Denocrstic Clubs established elsewhere In
the state are invited TO correspond with the
shelby County Club, for cooperation and con-
oerted action.
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BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

1St-All Imported Goods We will I'M
port Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
Ali Domestic Goods We will bay direct
from the Manufacturer.
Shoes We viii have made to order In
fact, We will procure ali our Goods FROM
FIRST HANDS, thereby saving TIE Job
ber's profits.
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The Supreme Court Of the Sandwich
Islands have just decided that an unsne-
cessfnl attempt to commit suicide is not
indictable. At common law suicide was
3 felony, sud the attempt to commit sui.
eide indietzhle.
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Opsn st all hours: supplied with newspapers
eoun every state in the Union; and every
Conservative American, Federal or Confede-
rate, are always welcome.
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2d-fhFoagh car large capital We are
enabled TO BUT EOR CASH, thereby
can bay closer than those buying on
credit.
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BANKRUPT's SALE.

THE undersigned. assignee Of the estate Of P.
1 !, hnette q Co., B5nkrupts, will offer tor
sale, at puolc auction, at tHe store, No. 49,
Main street, Memphis, on TUESDAY, Auynst
II, less. the entiTe stock OF Drugs, Medlclnes'
Chemicals, DyestuTs, Paints, NarntsAes,
Brushes, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, etc, etc,
belonging to the said estate. The sale TO com
nence az 10 o'clock an, ana continue daily
until tue whole STOCK is , lspossd or
The stock Is In good order and condition, a. u
will be offered In lots to suit Druggists snd the
trade-to be sold without reserve 10 the highest
bidder. deposit in cash will be required at
the time OF bidding IN goods.
W. 7. CIRODE, Asst gnee.
Memphis, Tenn August !, 1855. sus ID
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General Commission Merchants,
Macon Fe1laale Institute.

7 COATED in Fayette county, seven miles
4 north of Lafayette Depot, Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. The Exercises of this In
stitute will be resumed, under an able faculty,
on LIST September, 1868 Course OF instruction
thorough and complete. The scholarship OF Its
pupils shall be inferior TO none in the United
States. Charges moderate. Mrs. p. DEW, 30
well and fsvorably known in West Tennessee
has change OF the Mosic Department and Gen.
eral Department Of the Pupils. For parLieu-
lars apply for cireufar.
ID. 8. Boswell, President. G. a. Megborn, Sec
-''' JOHN G. PETTUs, 4. NJ,
jy2p W 70 Gel Of Virginia, Principal,
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NEW ADVERTIS EM'NTS

Masonic SUMMONS
Atl Ine oInceIs and mem bers OF Ham ~
utOn Lodge, No. 80 are hereby sum w
moned 10 attend special commuoica w
ton on Tuesday night, August 4th. at s Mn
Every member OF The Lodge Is REQUIRED 10 be
present.
By order of the Lodge.
.r- II. ]. LYNN, Master.
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ONLY IHFALLIBLE SPECIFIC

Ever discovered for that disssss, ard which
cures by outward application only, and that in
time TO come as in the past, It will stand the
test Of trial wit bout fnilurs, TO perform All the
propristois claim Tor IL, II the directions are
attended 10.
A large number OF gentlemen throughout the
country OF high character and influence have
voluntarily sttesled to It's efficacy in their own
cases, not from hearsay, and whose certificates
may be seen by reference to the publ cations
The proprietors will forward TO any a6fireSs
one bottle, postpaid, on receipt OF the retail
price, 81 90 per bottle.
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NEW ADvERT1sEM,Nrs
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF Nj PHts.

FACULTY:
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, D.. Prof. OF OBJ
stetrics aud Diseases OF Women and Children
and Dean Of the Faculty.
BhNJ. W. ANENT, MD, Prof of the Princi-
pies End Practice Of surgery.
ALFRED Ii. VOORHEES,, Md, Prof OF Nate
ria Medica and Therapeutics ana OF OpthAl-
mic Surgery.
FRANK a RA MSAY. NJ. D., Prof. Of the Prin-
ciples and Practice of Medicine.
DUDLEY d. SAUNDERS, MD. Pro- Of De-
script sc and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD u. AAUkY, Md. Prof OF PhysiOl-
ogy and Pathology, and Secretary Of The
ALMgN BROOKS. MD, Prof of Chemistry
G. B. THokSfoN. MD. DsmOnarstOr of
Anatomy.
The Preliminary Course OF Lectures for the
term OF ls6s-e, will begin on the LIST October,
from which date tho Dlaseodng Rooms will be
open. 80
fine Regular Course will begin on the INST
Monday IN November.
The City Dspensary, which has been placed
under the exclusive control Of the Faculty,
will be open two hours daily for clinical pur-
poses, and to this the students have free access.
For further Information, as TO terms OF tui-
ton, bOard, etc., application may be made TO
the Dean.
ALEXANDER ERsKINE, MD,
Dean of the Faculty,
ONCE, corner OF Main and Gayoso Streets,
aul d3Caw3m Memphis Tenn.
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The private property OF the late
Prince Michael, o. Selvis, Is valued ct
81, 000,o01,
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stats OF TENNFSSFE.

NUMF ItLUIlI.Eh , OFFILEfF
Nashville, July Is, 1858
I, G. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
States Insurance Company, located at Balti-
more in the State OF Maryland, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments OF the laws OF the state OF Tennessee Inn
posed on Insurance Companies, and further
certify that q. W. l. CRCOKt Agent ofsaid Com-
pany has also complied with the require E1ents
OF the laws OF the State, made and pro-
yided in such cases:
Wherefore, said United States Insurance
Com pRny has authority 70 take risks and trans
act the business OF insurance in this State at
Memphis, Tenn.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. W. L. CROOK. GeHI gent,
jy2sIm Rooms 97s I-8 Main street.
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sd-We shall continue to SILL OALY
FOR Cash, which enables US 10 sell At
closer prOnI than those selling on fine,
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EAGLE COTTON GINS.

VIE are the Sole Agents for the sale OF theAe
w unriyalled Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE, LIGHTNEsS OF DRAFT, AND QUANTTTY
OF LINT Cotton tnrEed out per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made &C
every planter who has given them a isir trial
Where mule power is used, they make a saving
of from one-quarter 10 one-third the draft
OVER ANY OTHER GIE. Wesre also agents for
STRAUB'S GRiSr MILLfl, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON 4 co.'s CIRCULAR SAWS.
McCOMBs 4 CO.,
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
s2gh and 81 Main Street,
lyll daWsm Memphis, Tenn,
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Ith-Ee Will continually have Cur
buyers In the East watching the market
and attending the Trade Auction Sales,
buying Bargains, which We will again
Sell rs Bargains.
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External Implication,
SALVE

Is a strictly scientific combustion OF well
known remedial agents and the proprietors
have no hesitation In saying the BUCKEYE
SALVE is the
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Madison and Second Streets.

IN THE STILLMAN BLOCK.
CORNER or
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THE CITY OF MEMPHIS.
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AMI HlREET on THIS CONTINENT.

- People should not listen to the bsse fAbri-
cations Of Cincinnati. Louisville and 81. Louis
drunmers, that NemPhiscazDOt compete with
their markets.
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS

IN
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MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
ef Baltimore, Nd, on the
First Day of July, 1868,
MADE TO THE
ASSETS:

Comptroller of the State Of Tennessee.
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4 Liberal Discount to Druggists
AID Dealers In Medicine.

This salvswin keep in any clinsts for yesrz
W'B. VICES b CO., PPOprieteFs,
Jya AsmpAis. Tens.
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WHETHER OF LONG STANDING OR RI
w cent origin, Internal or external whether
attended wi b Prolapsus, Hemorrhage or OBJ
stIuction, and all by
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DIED.

MITCHELL. On the 18th instant, HENRY c.
MITChkLL, in the so,h year OF his age:
he friends and relatives res %. ctfully invited
81, e.t, between 9th and 7th, Island TO morrow,
tsuncsy , at clock.
TAYLOR. On the 18th inst . SARAH ELIZA-
The fIiends o} tSe family are respectfully in y,ted
parents, Georgis avenue, between 18th aat l4ih
streets sass, at . O'Clock sunday afternoon.
tAlt1 .naris sSd KicAnoad papers copyJ
CHAPMAN. On the 35th instant. at o'clock
3 N, MIS-. MARGARET CHAPLAIN, in the lisa
Her funeral will proceed from her late residence,
No. ~ Pa. aven1s, 20 81. stephens ChGrch At 9
@ clock Monday MORNING, the 18th IL slant. The
--~Fc- and sc4uaiuiaaees are respect ally invited
HAGEUDER. On THURSDAY evening", at eight
. oieCk. AZ her late residence, No 2SV 4th street
hSSiEI n Sli 10 sa's sife o. & C. msmuaer
TIE frieBds and tne farlffy are requested TO at
fsrd her iunerai Sun DAY, 9Th. at h o'eIosk.
CHAhLEs kIEKNAs after a long an painfu
The relatives sBt fri-~d. of the family sreiu-
Warrington, a; = clock , or suniay, 9TH.
sTLiSLEs On The 2sth Instant. OF chronic
Group. GEORGE. 0ny sen Of frederick and Chris
tine Steikle, Hstd u uoklhs.
Iriepds Of the family fsvited TO attend the
funeral on Monday, December 18th, ut 5 O'Clock.
frcru the residence o. his parents, No. south
street CapitCl HI.l. -
MsBLUw 10 the 81 instant, after 9 brief but
IaIHiul lines, tEaNk MILTON. eldest child of
months and days.
weep net father, mother, but loos onward. up
Homewsrd to that brisht mansion above;
lar beyona yoIr brightest vision,
Large enough q hid Us all
There all O. ars and tails forsotIen,
ali IN Tsoi~st white syed:
hsy Ne B,eet. no dear ones missing,
MIC the flowers that never fade.
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A Sisters oath ofy,uaeapcc

Tie New Albany COmrnerciaI, giving some
auCl. icEai Details Connected with the lac
iynching OF the Reno brothers and Anderson
IN that city, says.
Frank Reno and Charles Anderson vera
UlarIIed- After III bodies had been laid out
upon the Floor in the Jail hail. the wives of
tEtse TWO men and Miss Reno, the sister of the
three orOi nerSj Were permitted To enter the ball
10 take their last LOOK at those who. although
covered with crime, were IN their lives all the
Norio 10 them. Ah, what scene was there.
" hat grief and anguish, what unutteraple woe.
4 Ne thIee women uttered paler by far tnan the
oedd BODIES stretch I'd out 50 stark and chastity
upon Inc prison nOor. First came from these
drspaiTing women such piercing skrieks as
love oh!F can utter when II feels that all il
lived iOr = lost forever. Then tears ike ram
hnT-tlng from OyerftOwn fountains, and m oan
go tOuC mig in thsir piainuyeness and ute
despair hat not even the most stold could
keep from weeping. Then followed hat quiet,
Amos; stOiId Look, sort OF blank. purposelsss
agony. tha- tells mat hearts are breaking, that
grlef's work Is perfectly done. Great q od,
what a spectacle or utter woe il was
But EOt long Old one OF them remain under
TIE burden The sister Of the three Rem
brothers, an intelligent and hands ONE young
lady, dried her eyes with her hanider hief,
then iaking the grief stained piece Of linen, she
placed ]. over the face or her brother William
who 10 the last declared has innocence; then she
kLeeied beside the dead MAJ, AID land her left
haLo over his heart, and, raising her right one
toward htayen, she took this terrible oath. .'Ohi
ny poor murdered brother, may God curse
your sister II he avenge not your death terrI-
bly, and fully. Tbs / will do, so help ne
God What tragic scene was this-tne dark
STOng walls on all sides, and the cold stone
UOOr unser her kneeS-ihe sable garments of
ne oereaved sister, The pale face turned upward
and the white hand pointing heaven ward,
Whist 4 taeleau OF death, despair, love and
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FOR SALE.

tNOk sALE-A seven octave PIANO, STOOL,
L and COVER. Inquire at 81 9th street b O.
tween l. and n streets de "A ST. ..
STOCK AND FIXrURES OF CONFEC-
~ TONER STORE, . good stand. fer sale
cheap and house for rent. Apply All s'-eet,
betw eeh 18th and 5th streets. ds24-2ts
s(AGATELLE TABLE,, BALLS, CUES, &C.
- complete. For sale at q bargain. Apply at
SIS street, above the Theatre.
de24 St. COX & cos.
EOR sALE-HORSE BUGGY. ANDN
Il HARNESS Inquire at ULCOTT'S G~N
Livery. 10 8th street. de2i-6tr NA
nor sALB-A DAIRY Of seventeen Cows one
L Bull Horse and Wagon, &C.: sale amounting
to twenty gallons of milk per day. For further
particulars ap ply to c. B Baker, Star Office dl8lw
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GALE OF CONDENSED ORDNANON AM
~ OkDNAACk Stores

80. o.S-ee Dig eoler 0onerai, u. T.
SALE OF CoNDIMNED ORDNANOE Asp
~ OkDHAhCE STORES.
VIII he old, q public auction, at Fort Monroe
AZ! ss,h Old PSint Conf srt, Va, ON MONDAY
the 2,h day o. Dscember, SSs, at 10 clock O. m
soioSins arsieol orss 90 insisting in part Of the
2aS Field ssise and See coast Cannon. Hoxitz.,.
of9.lioe s.s s.,S S.ss iron ta) and bronze. s
q wTTSOsht iron Gan Carriages, and cast iron
Large aa.ntity ofArtillery Implements and eaui,.
D.21 Shot, Shell, Spherical Case, Stand. ~ o-
and Canister, fer smooth bore and riSsS
9 Foreign Model Hr@s S. " Tsriou, e.,,,r
~ ,So S 81 inside Casbines, good order.
~ 1ned Aqsksss, altered 70 percussion, cal
s!:!!i E s;;fs;s s:t sssa e. :is q:
Rifles, escorted.
Aspiring Rifles and Shot Cana
o. Light ARTILLERY Sabres.
z2N. u o: and Musicians Swords
A"Aiss1 ~, Aieeossrsme1ts. Horse 1auiDnsnes, ano
-<,sn msu Arm aependa9es.
ArsiitssIy ~ and osyslry Bits and Iron fsrts, for
H.Ss o ess I'd. -: Channel .'d'srss1
s1s TO- o.Ss S No AZ" I'm
Thru s.ss Iii nj b. .us.sd e. &c renewed Of
On day OF sails. bsisncs on delivery &C the soods
A catalogue Of the articles 70 be std will be far
Gsss S: - ss q
The sficss making thu sale rsssrves the night 20
tid n spd suspend che sale whsne Yer TIE bladins
sS &c. up t. the l" that ne. p
evsf theinterest. o. che United stssss ia his opin
ion. may be subssrvsd b. % doing. ~ e
m.i Of Ordnance and Bt Dol. G.s.A.. csaas
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@lt is estimated that thirty thousand men
IN the United States are AZ work every Sunday
OF railroads alone. How m5ny are At work
on 6aily newspapers, IL distillerIes, manufac-
tCrles, and the like, could hardly be estimated.
~The Board OF Managers of the Soldiers
Natlonal Cemetery at Getty sburg, have d-el.
oed 70 col secrase The monument on the LIST of
July next.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

nEPOT QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE,
WARRINGTON. D. c., December n 1853
~ VIII be sold az public auction. 81 Alexa1dria,
va, on MONDAY December ., 1858 commencing
Solonel Asa p Bluat, A. U nj the following
Snees, 6o., comprising the Government WAGON
Office, II feet sinches by 30 feet inches
1sbeos, respectively 81 feet. g. fset no, feet 100
feet rs feet. sA feet, and S34 feet long by -
feet wide. W -
I Shed, IA feet by IA feet
3Sheds, as feet By 25 feet ach, one damaoai
] shed rs feet by u feet. damaged
lbuiid1ns. 10 feet By % feet, 1 Sink, and large
Terms Cash in Government funds
The United States relinauis hes the care OF the.a
oufldfngs upon the day Of sale and will cease oay
ing rent for the ground at the end of the moath
BY order Of the Quartermaster General
y.O McFIRRAE
Deputy Quarterma ster General
de N-6t Brevet Brig adler General n
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MARRIED,

RUSsFLL-TALTY. On the "a Instant, by
2ev j kane CHARLES Russo IL OF w ster-
so~n, Mass. to Miss JOANNA TALLY, Of this
city. No ards.
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@. BAUM.
Removed.

fvtL BABIES BooP sKIRrs, rs GENTS,
would respectfully call the sttention OF the
q EkESCH COhSgfs, al IusiIties. from IS 10 Is.
49, E-Ah1iAst gIiIg al the lsssst novelties o.
bthf ID niEc that al Goods are warranted ct or
L. este. = :
CHAs BAUM.
Si3 sBvlHTa STREET,
Intenigencsr Bu.,d
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-In or near the Northern Liberty Market
!. - :. = en- Christmas eve, LADY's MINK MUFF.
he binder Will be SUITABLY rewarded by leaving il
her OF 1th and streets. de 2o-eotr
I OST-On the 25tn inst a IT. either on Massachu-
COLI BAND, esamaiee in the Greean pafIsfn
By leaving Il az 20 street near 18th the Under
of the owner. {. e RICHARDSON. dss e"
4 OsT-A small BON crossing th, fseging on
~ Penn ylyanls svsnns near Ninth street; on
necktie. Ths finder viii be suitably rewsrSei bf
leaving 1T at Mrs. LOVES Store, 297 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue, south side. 1t
e. BEwARD-.Lost on Christmss dag, on 9th
CC street fIom TO III, III street bet veen
s'h and 9Th or on ssh street hetween g and Il. .
tstweea L ana 4. 49,. : dss5 Sc.
c. REwARD-Lost at the Post Once, on the
eleven weeks old; liver coiored; four white feet:
front feet white half way up to the knees; white
hss a. MSssiss h
ssioos tsl 18th street. tetSesn ,.th and 18Th SITS.
0REWARD-stolen from my stable, on the
yCO I'D inst. near Biadensburg, Md, BAY
MARE; star on her forehead, two white hind feet,
70 hands high ten years old. The above reward
THOMAS MURPHY. Dundass' Farm,
dec % 81 old Bladensburg Road.
high. very long tail; stout built; coarse, curly
feet; large head or 10 years old, hair rubbed Of
his side from harness. CHARLES MAsKE. near
Bladensburg, Nd, DR.. Yates Farm. de % ST
STRAYED AwAY-A Dark Bay MARE she
- had At the tin @, brldle, with blue sIri ped
hind foot. betw the hcof and the first Joint. AZ
she was recently bought, from the neighbOr GOD
OF Silver Bill, Prince Georse County. Md may
have stra, ed in that direction, suitable reward
viii be given to any person bringing the above
sropa[ty to my store, No 323 Pennsylvanis ave.,
between 6th and 7th streets, wsshinStoa DC.
dez-n prince Georgian please COPY.
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p B o P o 8 A L S

5.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
No 50 SECOND STREET.
BALTIMoR RE, December ~ 1858 \
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be 70.
ceived at this Office until IL O'Clock NJ, On TUES
DAY snuary 5, 1869, for he purchase Of tine fol.
lowing lots OF Anchors: Chains, &c, the property
Of the United States, all IN good order and nov H.
store at Hsvre- de- Grace Md:
Is Anchors, averaging so ID each,
Anchors averaging $50 Id, each.
Anchor. weighing sOp 10.
IA Shackels, weighing l82 ID.
Il Chains, weighing IL 900 ID.
Prop0ssls must state price per pound for An
chors, Chains. and ehackels separately, and may
be Tor the hole part of each lot
Proposals will be opened At ~ 80 , IN Of Janu airy
IN presence OF such bidders a. may chsoss 70 be
present. and II ust be addressed to -
Bvt. Brig. ten. }. n. SIMPSON, U. o A.,
Colonel Euefneers
de Is d. Box 3l1, Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26
PROPOSALS,
NAVY GYMNASTICS OFFIOE,

NAVY PAYMASTERS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., December Is, 1853.
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed Propc ais, ;"
will be received at this Office until IL NJ. the I'd
which must be Of the very beet quality. to be de-
Iyered free OF expense and Government tag, at the
Washington Navy Yard. and subject to the usual
inspection thereat, to Wit:
BUREAU EQUIPMEET AND RRCRUITING:
zoo pounds Commercial Chloride Of Ammonium.
20 pounes Hydrochloric Acid
90 pounds Zinci eulphas.
rs pounds kalium Chlorat
b,0U0 pounds 81 ab Zinc.
9d0zen Files.
Descriptive schedule, with PARTICULARS to be
seen at this ONCE Responsible security required
Tor the prompt and faithful delivery of supplies
awarded IN conformity tcifh Stipulati0nS on the
blank fOrmsfor bids 10 BE- had at this ONE Other.
ictse bids UtH not be enfertoi1sd
CALVIN @. JACKSON,
De Est PaymAstef q. b. Navy.