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SPECI1L NOTICES.


9-Among the many restoratives which nature has
supplied to relieve the Affections Of humanity, there is
no more favore one certain class of diseases than
the s'medicnal gum of the Wild Cherry Tree; but
however valuable it is its power to heal to soothe to
relieve and TO cure is enhanced enfold by scientific
and Judicous combination with other ingredients, in
themselves of equal worth. This happy mingling
lists to a remarkable degree in
DR.. WISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
whose value in curing Cougas, Colds, Bronchitis, Whoop
ing Cough, Group, asthma, Pulmonary Affection, and
incipieat Consumption is inestimable.
STRONG TESTIMONY.
FROM BENJAMIN WHEELER, ESQ, DEPOT MAS
TER OF SOUTH R0YALSToN, MASS
sin the spring of 1858 most severely afflicted
with hard. dry cough, with its usual Accomplishments
Of night sweats, completely Frustrating my nervous
system and producing such debilitated state ofhealt
that after trying medical aid to purpose, had Civ
AT this stage of matters was prevailed upon through
the influence of neghbor to try Wistars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry and before using two bottles the effect
was almost magical My cough entirely left me, the
night sweats deserted me- hope once more elated my
depressed spirits and soon had attained my wOnted
STRENGTH and vgor. Thus has this Balsam, has Of
ten been remarked by persons conversant with the
above facts literally snatched me from the yawnng
grave Yon at liberty to use this for the benefit Of
the afflicted"
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE SON, IS fremont
ST., Boston. aud for sale by Druggists generally
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE,
cures in very short time
CUTS, BURNS, SCALDs, WOUNDS, BRUISES,
sPRAINs, ERYSIPELAS, SALT RHEUM, RING
WORM, cHAPPED HANDS, BOIIS, FROZEN
LIMBS, FELoNS, CHILBLAINs, &c. 10.
It IL prompt in action, removes pain at once, and
duces the most angry looking swellings and inhama
tons, as fly magic-thus aiiording relief and com
pcte
SETH W. FOWLE & son, Boston, Proprietors.
July Aim.
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DEATH OF Elk GovERSoR GRAsoN.-Ex- Cover
nor William Grason died at his residence. in
Queen Anne's county, on the st instant at the
venerable age of eighty two years. Mr.. Grason
was the first Governor of Maryland elected by
the direct vote of the people. Previous to 1888
the Governor was elected by the general AS
sembly. Cd joint ballot, but in that year the
Constitution of the State was remodeed, the
election of the Executive transferred to the
people, and at the election which succeeded
Mr.. Grason was chosen Governor. Previous TO
that time he had represented his county in
both branches of the General Assembly, and
filled other important posts. He served three
years as Governor, and then retired to his farm
on the Eastern Shore, where he has since lived
in retirement. He an upright and honor
able man, faithful in the discharge OF public
and private duties, and was univ ersally es-
teemed among his large circle of acquaintan-
ces. Tie was the father of Hon. Richard Ora
son, Chief Judge of the Circuit Court for this
county.
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NeaD Advertisements.
NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.

1 have this day associated with me in my
business at Thornton Mill, SAMUEL X GRIF-
FIFTH. The business will hereafter be conduct.
ed under the name of MATTHEW'S & GRIF-
FIFTH.
The bushes at Willow Mill will continue to
be conducted as heretofore in my own name.
THOS. H. MATTHEW'S.
eth month LIST, 1868. July LIT.
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MISSISSIPPI ELEcTIoN.--The democratic reb-
els, with the assistance of the democratic ne
groes, carried the State of Mississippi al the late
election for State officers and Representatives.
At first sight it may appear strange that the
negroes should vote with and for the men who
used to find theirgreatest pleasure in marking
the back of the black man with the stripes of
the raw-hide, and their widest sportin hunting
him, like game, through the forests and swamps
with blood hounds but, when we take into
account the means resorted to by the rebels to
secure this vote, we cease to wonder. They
threatened and cajoled them they murdered
some and promised security to others; some
they drove to the polls at the muzzle of the
pistol, others they fattered into voting as they
wished by promises of land and position. I'm
der such circumstances, could the result have
been other than it is But what say our Ma
ryland democrats to the election of negroes to
Office ON the democratic ticket, and the carrying
of negro voters on the backs of white demo-
Gratis to the polls7
With the defeatof the Republican candidates
comes the defeat of the new Constitution, and
Mississippi, unlike her sister States, will be
obliged to wait for further and better recon-
struction. Her people have themselves made
their bed of thorns, and on it they must lie.
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9@-The Boston Transcript says That the
democrats should run away from Grant, rather
than after him, is natural, since the habit was
acquired by the Southern members of the par
ty during the war, and has instinctively been
followed by their Northern allies"
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A X E S.,

Common shape, as good as the best The RED JACK
TT tColburns Patiently AXE cannot be excelled We
guarantee they will cut 25 per cent than common
Axes with less labor to the chopper.
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Mg-The Southern democratic papers are We
hemently assaultng Grant, because he proved
$50 reckless in wasting human blood " during
the war The South has some reason for COM
plant in this matter. 1t comes more natural
ly from them, considering the result than from
Norfbary, ;ouroaIe
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

THE SUCCESS
OF the ONE DOLLAR SALE a Rev
OIutiOn in Trade.
w furnish at q uniform price of ONE DOLL
w such articles are used By every family, atsr
price than they sold by any wholesale dealer n
York Boston.
Agents wanted to operate with as in carrying
plan which meets the wants of the Million and in the
disposal of large and varied stock Of Dry and Fancy
Goods, Silver Plated Ware Watches, Carpetings, &C..
Our terms Agents superior TO those of any other
frm circular will show Those getting up clubs
piece ofSheeting Watch Silk Dress, Shawl
Sewing Machine &c, &c,
FREE OF COST.
A check describing article to be sold for Dollar
10 cts 20 for 3d. 40 for "a co for So; 100 for SO
sent by mail. Send money by Registered letter. Cir
culars mailed free any address. Agents wanted
rywhere Address
HARRIS & nLUMNr'
- Hanover Street, b.
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THE LArnsr.-A TICKET MAZE UP.

As we close up our form on Thursday even
ing we learn that the convention on that day
nominated lioratio Seymour, of New York, for
President, and Francis P. Blair of Missouri,
for Vice President.
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Neau advertisements.

Every Saw that leaves our Factory is Oil Tempered
and Patent Ground perfectly true and even, and made
Of uniform temper by our patent tempering process
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,vng pALrl2oGg AND ONO RAILROAD.

gu sud amor SUNDAY. l7,l May. IsB. three daily
Ne n,wIl, srun LsINGeu baltimore and Wheel.
Ing .pi larkeIsblr., a. tollews:
AAIL iEiHlE, Tor all way p1ins; VI i-Hyo
sAs ID Y" Rxrfiss srSnf'p 5a1 SsGGa ay
Eec9 al Bsl.Aire aud ParkVT.bLsg for all points
West, s"ulhwssl aud Northwest.
WINCHESTER ACCONaODATIUE TRAIN
l"ANo' Ia iimVr" daily At $40 p, N. tsNcVpI San
ls6uI.ys .NoopledJ At B:D 5. IN. Cvuu.cting al
Frederick Junction wlIh train for Frederick and
at iis6er.t"Nu junction with tr.in for iiHgur.-
town.
TIE ELLICOTr's MILLS TRAIN leave. Taltl.
MOI" str:< aud 9.1l .. m and - sud SO p N.
Returning leaves EIlicI's Mills at - aud II 10
a. H. : anu = F TX ii3SGRRsTowN.
Leave Balt!muTc att ia. u. and $40 =. m: CON
meeting At lisgeTsIown Junction with Washington
County Railroad. arriving a. lagsG.iown At 2:E
$40 and II =. m. alriNnB III Baltimore At lO:B a.
Ia, ""' -" = F5IGiR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore At s:ij >. IN. aud tao y, IN.
riVILg a. MiucL asicT at 81 and S y. ~. Return
ms cave wiuch.sIer al aud 10 81 a. IN arriving
III baltimore NIX MwAssilIHYSGiffGtSSir III
Loays Baltimore AZ $3.50, 7:uj, s;Oand 9:F a. M,
-a' F 3iIN Il tsH f1I + 3 FOR BALTIMORE
Leave wa1hngtoG and -, IA, and l2"n, :.
''>' I anu '''' /; 5tPR ANNAPOLIS
L"ayu Baltimore At 7:Us n, III. and us y. IN. 1
leave MashiIston At IN. aud 40 y. III.
Leave p.tpSrs f Tor @.sh hHtNS At sOrnl $50
a. ma and ~ y" T. \ T m "A'N'1S',D
So, aipiy 10 r E%GLHSD. Agent, CamIGa
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
l., u. CUIH. General Ticket Agent
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THE MRgCaANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.

Tns hGRcn4sIa, pEorEcrIyR USI"y, organized
to promote and rrgiccI trade By enabling It's sui
tcrIrfs ~ attain itc NY aud safety In thu grant.
Ing u ucdiIs, and tho recovery Ul GltiIu.a al
rolgt'. have to enn%rnoe that they will IL Sop.
TIM MRRCnASrs PR"TgcTIVg UNIoS MHWCAN.
dthtr tEna. the EasE Af SSRH or ISGs
AMOUNT or CAPITAL, FiSANclAL srASpISd, AND
pal MERCHANTS, traders, bankers. manufacturcr.,
and public c9mpauir', IN w0re than 500 81 the
rnt the United States, their TerlitIrics. aud lie
Brit. Provinces vi North America; aud ymbrac.
necessary ~ enable the merchant to ascertain Al
glance the CAPITAL, CHARACTER, AND DRGRER or
GRgpIr Of such Of his CUSTOMERS as are deemed
Nr,0spIpSr Dirsctory, comtaiulng The tit!S Char.
rr:daTs r TAT I To- each J a9r8S 6ps conn aG
Ul"t" guide 10 the pres Of every cuuu'y In the
The report; aud Information will be confined iu
tos" Jc"mrd wuIIhJ 81 suM1 lIu" fcr,d!t, and 40
the snlne Will be based ~ rtr ~ practicable, upon
the written StatcIuuuIs Of tho PARTIES Ii, AS, Eut
revised and corr, cicd by wg.I-kuUwu aud reliable
! gutrnnlyr t. tho currtciHrss III th- iUfIruai.,u
iurP',hed BY thr!n, i Il believed mat the rin,t,
iorg, superior 10, ana III much greater value, Iru
by aid ufIhc NERGASrILgEU prnBycy REgI.TER.
business lnru Will be enabled to GLANCE
lhoGapiltl and graduation Of credit, ~ compared
WAN 1htht1Hl irIh, Of nearly every merchant,
mdnuiacIu!w,FHdcra and LaukJrw. dim the above.
naLed territorial limits.
VIII also receive H." h1nthiy Uroniris, Contain
rug, anon. other things, record Of ruCh lmpUT-
Hhl ChauEDa N tho name aud cJuliliuu ul LIIIs,
Throughout tho country, Rs may occur subsrugvut
10 tue publIrtluu NJ each half yearly NUiuHH OF
tho MERCANTILE REFERENCH REGI-rkR.
PRICE gJths MERCHANTS, U"ion .Hrc"ntRe Rcr.
ertnrs Rfgist'r, gyiD dpILIrs, So JJ,r to!ich Il
vii he yDrIcIFdsftp any address ~ he UHWet
HItrs, trans pDrtItiOH puid,
HDiIsrS NJ pee tIO ShuFSB NJ the fdpiiUi SiprE,
81 dttHipI IL lIriiriputiHg IN tie p,rGis, rim
rsc,iUs OHSc "py ~ ne MBEcANTllE ErPrTWSrE
hEnIsTRE FRI NJ Charge; holders. NJ tee ShGres
1Hl be Gftlgit to TWO C9piss$ ami ." w"rt hMn
IN shdrsS NJ The GdpHdi Stock UiNjt allotted 10
dHg one HppiicdHt
rtiIiirs I" Nc bppk ShOud b, udircssrd IL he Msr.
chants Protective UHiDH, IL he .imrrirra he.
ChTHVs BTMk BuiidIHg, No. rs Brw5druy, (Byr
,ji5, N'O l1rk Uu2lp
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE
u WA-HISGruS, u. G.. Oct, her 2lS,s
On the petition 81 MARSHALL EuESETr and
CuARLES WANDER huEEu, Of Boston, Mass. , pay
ing for tn" rXteEtiuu VI spAtcut grated llrm IN
the % day u January, lAil for uu Improvement In
Grain aud Grass llarycsters:
Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office the llth day Of December next. ANY person
may oppose TINS extension Objections, drpusI-
tons, ald other papers should be died In this Office
twenty day before tho day VI hearing
ocS'rhSw sActtug COmmis siouer Of Patents,
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lKpHASS' COURT.

,,,.,,,,,.., 60 ,... SEPrENuLR II, lsGs,
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, WAsIilsuTUN
CpuNIl, TO WIZ:
n the cas- gt JDHANSA COX. admlui.tratrix o.
!rIIy Cock, ceased the admiHislTaIrix afnrrsaid
hls, win tn APPRECIATION u the Orphans Court u
Masmng'"n county Aforesaid, appointed sArUR-
DAY, ocsIh,r u, A. u lSiS, Tor the final ,rIlr-
hrut ana dis, .ll ul Of the EcTsuual usAtr Of sbd
uScfaaud, aud " tue assytb ~ baud, as lar W the
salne hhH" Ggtu collected aud turned into Ia tIGy !;
Mhru aud whore 4 TIE creditors aud heirs uf sad
ucc"dr are not lrd ~ attend, tn lhoir claims
properly Nuurl ed, Or they may otherwise by law
be "AcIuiri from all benefit in ruid deceased >
esialri Troy died copy Oi this order 10 published
once W""k for three weeks In the NAIIOSAL RE
rrgEu An pi,NIuu, to tho sdid day.
Tcsty Jas. X. . 'BEiESE,
rtplU'WSw Register OF Wills.
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EUrusaLs FuRlITB TiMDBE.


- -. Vow HIO, y 7 0IIT- TT, NV J
INPGUNENLAI Or rS"EGO uAEBOR
SEALED lrpysAl,, IN Duplicate, indrr-rJ PRO
pDsa.s tor FInv Timber, will be ucrIrrd at H. ID
utlCr ul;l ii q. IN. OF Saturday OctJb,r To- ls6s,
iur tho following ziatcIiais, viz:
L5J sllCss white Canada pIus tlnJrr, Zach - f.gt
Ion. aud l. inches ,quare.
~ sticks white CaEadu p!Lg timber, Nlrh Il feet
long aud IL inches square
800 font, board measure, best Ili,y twU.IECh
pins Ylauk, each Is feet long.
- sound white oak posts, rueh Is feet Ions aLi L.
iuChp' square.
AL the shove timhoT aud lumber /, Lc 81 lr,i
qual!Iy. sawed AId stra!s ht The full dunruA lone
gtTrg viii be strictly required; any other aiE",
Will be- IvIretsi.
All tn b. delivered by the 18th Of JuaO, I5.g,
alongside tho United SihIus lirT Ia OsuCgJ Hur-
Dor. All thnCxpen,es Evolved in tho proper meas
borne by thu contractor
Tho United states rescryrs tho righ: to reject any
Or al! bids. BLANK proposals sau, bo prYSgrsd At
this OIlc5. G.. h BLUNT,
Ltcul, Col. VI Engineers. Brt. Col. t. 5. 4.
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ligAIQ' FurETH MILITARY DI-TRI. t.
uIF!rS CHlEF - AKfgEHA.TgR,


lt.Al4 r. ful Rim Nj LII Akl bl-lNl. 81
uIr!rs ~ Cn!EF GvARtgEEA.TRR,
sailed Tr y. AL, IN V'pliuHtr, Will ht r'r"lN"l
is IA =: 81 ID. Gatu l! ~ .i4 lE>pAI, u.
80. day { uci. har, l>',, ufthud. ..,'ry 4
SUELLED corn
- iH"y,rt01. military p5stst4 '-t +" ell. Ml,;,',
Ay.cG.hgrs, W.. 7.rn 1l ,.l..
Jackson, Miss, 4,DBbu,hr,,
Natchr1, Mis-, - hashal,
C"inmbu;, Mis- ~ bushels.
Grenada, Mis-, - bushels.
Delivery Of the above amount, u era :, { ia.
w'ucr uu III" 1T day - November, H., Iud 20 o.
lHrt.fed N4 lusut i!"r - t.H.. 81 The service
:. tn" dlH'rYgt I"ei,J nu 3.h.tr.. .v.h dny ct
III cd dcIiyorSI a., 80 st.. &, b. OF t., L,.,
VlN -, off. lt.t' -.t..' .., "".l ,1rrl, bar
r @ ,t'wrltH hI''- B." @. r.un', 60 i.o hu.hrI,
%. l,sr be Ir..y .r. 10 10 irtaE" h1usa. At tln
1.tr.rIf ia-l,, lu ,t.E.Irn fITa-luI - tn -.
ggri-un..,.,. a.Is.tuI~I to mr't U.' demand,
: n.-e.r ~ ~. ,l' mu.t lie nado f.. rr,l r,,,.
cnc.r.l In I..r :.ravo..p',, and "ui,r, i v .r'
n' alm. 20 o." ~, and the quantity - p. .ed o.
b. iuru -, i sr'.ti
PrInt,,- rlsy be iusl- FER g., whrl" OFT any
prr' ri g.. nsI uIirnE.'r,i, an 80 IrINIt"se
r...,'a', Do. r.. cllS a4y or a. l,,.u I'll g.r..l
IT, rlnu cal lGGst be- EGtIru.. I b" at I.a :
I've - .u-itl' lnril,., Wa Iu.. asF.. 90 sut,f
rt -.L 81 h1El, i". To-" i4lc l4 ~ d .ira,l
VIII. ~ ~ Yea
~ -. v Il loo latu,.Nr. cn r'.....I..n ,rl.eI
3D.. ''' ''.
By orler OIta iea,rai : ,mu4q9a
. Brcy., col sal quirtcrr,,.I,fr :, /.
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DRoPOsALs PoR FRESH BEEF


OFFICE PuKCHAsfSd AEp DEroT D, G.,
Omaha, NEEEAsNA, Oct: I, 1865.
Scaled proposals., in duplicate, Eiil be reesiySd
By the Undersigned urtil II o'clock m, on SAT
uRDAY, the 10Th instant, for fqrplshtng a, the
Fresh Beef that may he required by tho Subsist.
ence Department Of the United States Army for is.
sue t. troops, Employee, Ne. in Omaha, Ne
bsasks, and vicinity, t1cludinE the new military
post, Tor ten Nul mouths, cOmmenCing On the first
day " November, ISIS, OF such les. time as the
Comm ssary General Of subsistence may direct.
Tic Beef II be u good and marketable GnAlity, ,
and to lie delivered at the barrAck. aud camps OF
the troops, III equal proportion Of fore aud hind
quarter meat, tueckS, shanks aud kidney tallOw
to be excluded,) Ia such quantities as may be
ron time to time required, and ou such day
shall be delegated,
The accepted bid will form the basis " written
contract Of the form and conditions prescribed by
the subsistence regulations.
bond in the sun uf ten IL rusind (Sl0, CCOl dol.
lars, with two approved sursis., will he required
The names aud residences OF the two sutettes must
b. stated 10 the pruposrls.
printed copy " tn. HdyortisClnrl "a slip II I'M
. now 'psprrD must b. attached q rath copy ~
sLrh pI rtrsAl
The right il r".rrval To reject my VI all Ir1-
rDsal-, u such 4 c utse should DO deemed by Ihr
Iulgrsi gnCd for IA" Interest ui the q ,y"TumrHt
BtddCt- arc invited To be pr-sgut at tho open NJ
VI Ia" proposals.. ) ". NAkRiGEN,
U.lI-N Br'v Brig Gen and G. :.
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Proposals
DRuPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSFORMATIONS
HSADerARTEas FIPTH MILITARY DIsTRICT,)
ORricR OF CHIEF QUARrHRsAsTER,

oEricE OF CniRF QUARrRRsAsTER,
AUsrtN, TEXAS, August ~, 1855.
Sealed proposals., In durllcate, win be received
at this oflee uniil TU ESDAY, the 9;h day Of Os.
t9beT next. at y o'clock, n, ,i9r traqsporttion
to the hrst day VI January, lSi1, on the following
Route NJ. e-From Marshall, Texas Galvoston,
Texas, aud from Bryan or Courtney, or the then
terminus Of the Texas Central railroad, to AL or
any points In Texas east OF northeast 81 the BraIos
river and south Of the Red river, or between any
points In said district.
The contractor 10 obligats himself to have a
at Marshall, Galveston, and Bryan or Courtney,
or at the terminus u the TexAs Central railroad,
upon whom regulations can be made, aud VIII
must be prepared to tran sport all stores 10 and
from each and every point where troOps are sta.
toned or whore It is found necessary to place Coy
err meut stores provided the said agent is duly
notified 10 writing by the officer or agent Of the
United States at least ten days preYiOu. 70 zach
shipment
Bidders to state the rate per one hundred 400
pounds per on" hURdrei OtD milo, at which th0y
Will Transport said supplies.
Bidders should give their names In fuli, as wei
a. their places Of residence, and each proposal
should be accompanied by a bond In the sum Of ten
thousand gu, OOJi dollars, signed by two or more
responsible persons, guaranteeing that, In case tho
contract awarded Tor the route mentioned IN the
proposal to the parties pr0posing, the contract W
Gent security furnished by said parties, 10 accord.
ance with the terms u this aiv"rtisemeut.
ThPsfmuunt OF pnds required rom the eO tractor
will be nay thousand 0,uuu dollars
Satisfactory evidence ~ the sDlyency Vt each
u4dcr aud r"r'on d, red II, 'ccurity will DO re-
FORM, VI cruttar, aay 10 .,,u At the Dep.
Hnar'srma'srT sumo, 50 Ani.n''' and 81 tbs
, No RICH! e. r'. sv.l /, reject any vr al bids
TTap5:aI, mist BE- sni nod "rr,,O-.l, f,r Army
q. uulrTStyI'I.
Iy order v Eroyr, n 'ior General Reyn,.,,3l,.
UT Brig. Gen and q NJ. WIN NilitaTy bis.
tr. s"2.td
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OIrirE CHIEF QrAErHEgA.raR,
nknAALuuNL ~ L--L-LaLLHL

DFPAKTNRNT % LuflsiASA, ;
Nkw OHLAaNs, La september y, lst-
Sealed proposal arc Invited and will be- recciV Cd
., this 9dlcc untt p m TussIhy, the twou;y
ninth lAy u October, iGGS, To- flFl,shiHg 10
mat"7!aI and esasiraci.as the following -named
bui.!tas-, "a.
%, Br'ck + rt.g'L iSs.l MAJ ma, Cemetery
~ Lutte Rock, Arkansas
nur stone Porter L9l.r d. NHt.raAl Cea atcIy
at futt Smith, Arkau,a,
one Wooden Porter. L lso d, Eai.,.,, Come
tory at Fay-ttayI Zee, AfkausA,
ptAns aud ecifcti.Vu- can he %. th' , iice,
aud stlL' "IIt" Il BrrNel MAJOR l. ) dickinson,
lIu" Guar. Tnast"r. La" Rock, Arklusns.
The AFFINITY rI the hldi, ,r l4lh. HE sT."Iu, ut
aust l. proved 10 the satisfaction Of tins 1, .sii.
mint
NJ proposals viii h. "u'er.atucl from any PARTY
WI" uNs G,In"rrip failed IN his lugasrI4,Li' with
ANY branch = the Government
Ed VII T." pIHuri At the l..u. .llt rva LrIl..'
lI.i ltl RS are Iuv.trl t. lr. present
I'll. lul .! >.ai.f lev, Iyrs iA. Ll Geo iv..-- o.
VI t.i h.G-
Pr.I..aI- -..u'L D. sulu-..,l "rrrru,,,, i,-
L "ls', BE Artru,as, aul t3ITg..rl Dtt. uLd'r
..u'l.
army 'HA~ =. IuMrklN>.
Byt. Bag G"n. nal C.H". CdAT'sIu ri'r, l.rl.
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Proposals.


PHttAtELPHtA. October 8, 1868.
sstlad proposals., en- dOrsCd " Proposals. for Sup
plias,H will be received At this ONCE until IL
O'clock, N on the l2th Of October, Tor furnishing
the United States Navy Department tho following
Articles t. be " the best quality, and subject to
Inspection by the Inspecting Jihccr At the Phtadel;
phiR NANy-yaId, whore they are 10 be delivered
Immediately, free Of expense (" the GVyyer9ment'
1000 frCt third common 0Ineh shealhlng
Brard, II. N. H!EskELL,
prlO-td pAymastHr L :. NAVY,
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THnOruu TRAISs
Leave WA.HIyaroN, from Maryland Avenue
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave wLsHiNar9y. from Maryland hySus
LHlyu ALpxLsDhIA, fTou corner 81, AAph
and King streets, At and ~ A. md and
4. N, and fiom corner VI Duke aud Henri snesA
at 90 Pm. y. A, sTEVBNs, Gen ! sup't
W. J. PHELPS, Gen Manager. ssl7-k
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hNAHA, NEu ,'lCtubrf = l~j-.
Seal u Prrppstls, IN duplicate, wuI be rrr' we'd
%rrstgf.re Published uutil - o'cl ck, N , ou SAT
ing subt .truc" Store, viz;
lyN,uyl pUuaI- u POTATOES;
2J,yn pounds OfONlONh
Ih' ah1N" stvTr- T. be- VI the husi Vna.lly, per
lycIly 'Hnui aud fuzzy naturod r4t up q good,
7fInE' Lew az " HpTIay .H"S-, VEL srwrI,
about l9p pound; ana IL hs eyrr"l tt t- .Ir,i
states tumnlsslTy s'prehu $50, o OMAHA, Ltiv en-
The 3Jth and 8Nh " october. ~.
Samples must Acc0 HpAny proposals al boo D..
hrTed n therein.
Every package must be Ia hr.t.rato shipping ur.
der, and must be- neatly aud piaiuly marEru wan
The -rlI"r'S name and place u business, CITY NJ
'ftrl, Gtt tho n PES, taFs, and not
AcIu Il tltu - 'i- TIM" = de-. y"Iy r, rfI .rai ,
hui I. tha'gr. y packages ara. luWri.
All STORE VIII b. carefully tusperEud, NG.glrl,
All tpIntaFHl with 'hn r'a ned =tfugIr- l., u-
srIsaLr-, tLd o. o. rss III be accepted " ptl O.
a4!ll M"| have Far.ud ilI- iua Faction
PTppp-hls wan b" considered Tor the Whole. rr
Ahy Par ~ lhr 1AAul...rs rquDr,I, but furstrn
article srpAi.tH'y.
Proposals Tor d lrrrat arr.r.n. Ia4.tIr IN ..r,.
rat" -hcrtsut pII"r, and % CT OF Iu.- advertise
uruE slip from q ugW SplBerI mt. boz ltL.tft. ,
r.rh copy Of each proposal
frIV0sals are Invited by tLr T. l.I
Bank proposals. VIII 10 iIrLI-i,I u.s. u.,I '.,..
g. a ~ THE UihCn
TIE right j. r.,nrTnl to reject any j. 1..-r..
NJ a'c"pl part ofnIy rrypuEaI, II such n q ur.,
90 u o.. q .yHr.Iurut.
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