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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-15
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mcnt, should be addressed; Editor OF The Home
Journal Winchester, Tenn.
We cannot as a rule undertake to return articles
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No LAVA Cincinnati paper wants
to know why certain candidate for a
judgeship is like necessity, and replies
by saying, because he knows no law
This is good reason for his election,
as law as well as justice is suspended
ow-a-days.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-15

Miss Polk, niece of the late Confedc-
rate Bishop General Polk, was award
ed the brush for fox hunting at the an
nual fox hunt at Rome, Georgia, last
month.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-15

James Barrett is prosecuting Elms-
den Barrett, his brother, in MurtIrees-
boro court. for improper intimscy with
his (Jerry's) wife. during the husbands
absence in the Confederate army. He
wants ten thousand dollars to heal the
disgrace.
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News and Other Paragraphs.


|
Gen. Frank p, Blair is in New Or.
leans.
Negro thieves are getting to be in
tolerable in Georgia,
Columbia, S G., is likely to have a
negro postmaster.
E. B. Washburne will sail for Eng
land May lSt
Marion county, Ky, has Tie hog
cholera badly,
Norfolk, Va, is troubled with too
many lazy negroes.
General Sherman is going to New
Orleans for his health
The Kentucky tobacco crop has
been injured by the March frosts
General Grant is only forty-seyeu
years Of age.
The crop prospect in California is
encouraging
A train is run on a Chicago railroad
with locomotive burning oil.
Grants trouble is severe headaches,
with neuralgia pains in the neck
The old style Of grain clovators--thc
extracts OF corn and rye,
Lent was less observed in New York
this year than ever before
Young ladies are generally honest
but they will hook dresses.
Looking through tumbler too
much is apt TO make one dizzy
Nevada has musical hen, which
will sing at the word Of command.
Texas offers to pay 800 head for
emigrants,
Snow is only six feet deep on the
Rocky Mountains.
The State of Iowa has q surplus
fund of SG39,000.
The Troy carpenters strike is yet
unsettled.
There are 100000 horses in the
United States.
Bucks county, Pa, is excited over
petroleum discoveries.
Large quantities Of perch are now
being caught in Skanatees Lake.
Laura Keenc has Il theatrical compa-
ny in operation at Poughkeepsio.
The Michigan Legislature has pass
cd bill prohibiting prizc-fg citing.
The Detroit river has been released
from the ice which covered it.
Emigrants ride for two and half
cents per mile from Boston to Hunts
vile, Ala.
On some Western railroads they
have a seat for every five passengers.
Alex W. Randall wants again to be
Governor Of Wisconsin.
All the skating Kinks in the country
-. f
Will be made into veloclpedc halls.
Vermont has four women ship
ou'i"eFs'
Lafayette Ind, is to have home
for Iricndless women.
r'''y.slX English towns are to peti-
''on '"'''"u'en' Tor lema'e suffrage
Tue royal 'aih''y OF Prussia have a
T. 'N"'e fortune OF oo Voo,OoO thalers
iuo i"~o' IS 10 oe pah!si'ed from
'ic Ely '''H sol"ler NhapSach'
~ c"'oFe" gVmhAst mas opened n
''n Nv 'o' '''''cS III 'ah FRANCISCO
Inc peanut 'Fo"e OF North Carolina
'"''''"'S 10 more 'lan Ihe cotton trade
III ''"e'
"a he"'ucN'"h keeps MS daughter
cn"Ineo 10 a log TO prevent hermarry- |
II" "S"'''' MS "'S''cS'
'' '' ''' oe'n S"nV''nS from sc
'0'' '","7' al" planting Is seriously
'e, 49, "'''
u, ''"''', ''s"' crop 'n'S Se"so" Is
eNP'''e' " oe S"'''--'''" sweet
D"''' Dung negro preacher at
-''''"eN' MISS mas oeeh jagged Tor
S'eaA'nS'
l.n IL i. =, ~ II
ihe ih'ladelphia Board OF Health |
assumes control OF the street depart
meht next month.
WORK Is 10 ne resumed at once on
'he savannah and Northern Alabama
hallrOau.
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Russia has just lost IN eminent
scholar-Nestor kowkolnik.
Snowy apparel is now called the
',peacoekery Of drcss.n
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II did not allude to the storm"
"Indced, sir"
"But to the approaching ceremony
och " said Bachelor Brown.

before the whole congregation in churc
and preferred quiet wedding at m.
house." said the old man.
Bachelor Brown stared at him in as
constituent. The truth dawned upo1
him.
"You expected a-young couple 2
he said.
"Oh, you are quite young enough
sir" said the innocent clergyman. An(
| must say the young lady seems :
very charming person"
Bachelor Brown felt himself blush
"Should you think she'd make
good wife p he asked.
"Undoubtedly,' said tie clergyman
"And you think man is--happier
-for-enterng the nuptial state :" he
inquired.
"No man can be happy without 50
doing, and it is every mans duty" said
the old gentleman, believing every
word he said.
"She is dear little thing" thought
Mr.. Brown to himself Il never liked a
girl so much. It's very awkward to
explain, l wonder whothcr-----'
And just then Miss Dove entered
the room, looking angelic, without her
bonnet, to Mr.. Brown.
81 have something to say to you,
Miss Dove" he said
Dear, me, said Miss Dove.
"They've made mistake" sad Mr..
Brown. "They think we've are--arc
people they expect. "A young cou,
pie, you know, about to-
"Oh, dear, do they?' whispered
Miss Dove.
"Yes,' said Mr.. Brown. "Now it
would be very awkward for me to cx.
plain and l like you SO much. Couldn't
YOU like me, too, and let him do it p?
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They'd be delighted,' said Richard,
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And Cousin Richard answered sheep
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"Nothng,-on!y we've been getting
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Rates of ADVERTISING.

Advertisements inserted at 81 90 per
SQUARE Of ten lines (brevier size.) 1irst m
sertion. and rs cents for each subsequent
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The Wood Is to be delivered on the wharves OF
the Tespectiye posts Smd the Coal IN the yards or
places provided for Its reception At each post, and
10 for according to the weight a. certified 10 by
The acting assistant quarternaster at the place OF
delivery.
Bidders must state separately the price 81 which
they will deliver the Wood and Goal called for, at
each Of the above. named places.
Bach bid must be accompanied by guarantee,
slyned by two responsible persons that IN case the
bid Is accepted and a contract entered into, they
will become security In a sum equal to one fourth
Torrance Of the same.
No bid will be entertained that Is not made Ia ac-
cordancs with this advertisement
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids regarded As diyadyantageOus to the dc.
pArtnent or to accept such portion OF any bid, not
less than for one post that may be deemed Of ad
vantage TO the public interest,
Bids may be made aud will be entertained for dc.
llSsring tho Coal and Wood at any one or more Of
the places named herein.
Bidders have the privilege Of bel g present at the
opening Of the bids.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigped.
aud Endorsed Proposals for Wood or Coal, - tas
the case may be- TO whom application should be
made for additional pArti ,
BY order OF BTeyet Major General Rufus ingalls,,
Assistant QuaTtsTmAster General, United States
RAAt. HENRY Q. HODGES,
BTsyet Lieutenant Colonel aud QuaTteTmAsteI Uni-
ted States army, Chief QuATteTmAsteT, Third
QuATtsTmasteT's District. iy2-td
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
HEADa'Rs lsr MILITARY DISTRICT.
: OIHIcE CHIEI ouARrERsAsrsR.

HkADa rs isr MILITARY DIsrRICr.)
0HFIcE CHIEF oUARrERNAsrER, I
RICHMOND, VA, July 9. 1853.
Sealed proposals, In uiplicate, vii! be received
AZ this oniee until I'm, Of rRIDAY, August 8,
teT's Department, Al the follovinG named points.
anitea u m pseembep n. Isaet '' rs may W ''
At Fort Monroe, Va. 5000 bushels Oats and
Al Riehmo1d. Va, In storehouse at Rockets,
such otler points as may be designated by the
undersigned, 400 bushels Of Oats and 80 tons Of
AT Winchester, Va such quantities Of Oats and
Hay as u ay DO required for the service Of that
Post-estimated at so bushels Of Oats and tons Of
The new crop preferred.
The right 70 reject any or all bids 10 reserved,
and the usual conditions. mentioned In previous
Advertisements from this once. will be required to
be observed by bidders,
Proposals may be made for any one or all Of the
above Posts, and bidders must state separately the
rates at which they wi supply Oats and Hay at
each point above named.
Tho envelopes containing proposals to be In
dorsed "Proposals for Forage, aud forwarded
by mail to this ONCE.
by order d the General Commanding Fiat Mill.
tsry District J. q. CHANDLER.
Brevet Colonel, Quar- srmsster U. 8. Army,
Chief QuArtermaster lst Military District
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} RIO P o sA sAFoR COAL.
- orrIna DIror agARIERxAsTER.

NSw opLEIss, La, June Is, 1859.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, are solic,ted and
yill be received At this once until THURSDAY,
Quarermasters Department In this city OF III, 900
bushels Of Bituminous Coal. eighty pounds per
bushel.)
Coal to be delivered 10 such quantities and At
such times aud places within the city Of New Or
leans as may be designated By the Depot Quarter
master. 49, 800
Goal must be Of the very best quality Of btu
minouu, subject to Inspection before acceptance,
and will be rejected n not Of the quality required
Bidders will state the names and RESIDENCES Of
sureties Contract to commence August ], 1853.
The usual rules Of The Department govern In
this Advertisement. .
Bids must be endorsed - Proposals for Coal, ~
and addressed 10 the undsrsigned.
By order Of Brevet Brigadier General Fred
Myers, Chief ouartermAster Department o. Louis.
lana, X, J, STRAND,
BTavet Lieutenant Colonel and A. q. n. U. s. A.
Depot QuAFteFmaster, iy7-td
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

AcrIso Ass'r 9vARrERnAsTER's OFFICE
BALrInoRH, June q, 1902. !
sealed proposals are invitoh aud will be receive
At this othce until u m, on MONDAY, July 2sth,
for furnishing the ouartermaster's Department
Sixteen Cavalry Horses, as follows:
The horses are to be sound 10 all particus well
broken, in full nesh aud good condition, from C5)
(pl nine years old, straight backed. shorteouped,
ofbAy color, and we'll adapted In every way for
cavalry purposes.
A thorough Inspection OF each horse will be made
by Government ofheers, aud those that do not
form TO the above description will be rejected De.
livery must be completed BY the iaiddle Of August
neIl Bids will be submitted to the QuartermAster
| General for his approval, before awarding con.
tract.
Proposals should be marked ''Propos is for
Horses, +" and addressed to the undersigned,
BY order Of the Quartermaster General.
-, r 4. BANCROFT.
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OFFI0 CHIEF QrARTERNAsrEK.
FIRST DISTRICT DEPARTMENT or the FAST,
CORNER HOTHTON AND GREENE sTE


Sealed piopcssls' in dup,icate. yith goDy q
and and W VII Be- isesnsd At b. cec "Gi ososf
yTy 10 IT, q h srBy1s the VIZ
m.id xSSa ss s?Ss 'f tSa! 1ga 5'T Sa
guslity Anthracite Coal, egg. stove ane :t.s,,
isI named, a. may be required prior to October 81.
f:rs csiu@Ss., N. Y.H.-sO ton. Stove sud-.
ESsITI ton; E ssSs Go; Wood -,
.ORs s,Gxs and s5i ton; EEs Coal. ., W., -.
s ssSd .1s 10Y II: Gss ton. E,s Goal
% sST: s EsI x and ~. sud I'D cTod
bayids Isisnd-2si tons EEg Coal.
Port Adams, r. l.-9S cords Wood ida tons Ess
fort Trumbull, Ct.-lD tons Egs and % tons Nut
West Point. y. Y.-9sl cords Wood ara "',.l.
Yislpsbursh Barracks. N. Y.-IsO cord, Wood
WStsrIown Arsenal. Nasal cords Wood and
b.! VIA Boston T..sss 40 cord. Woe
FoE, Prsbie. Ne. -is cords Wood and ~ tons
fcTt Sullivan. Me. $50 cords Wood.
The wood is to be delivered on the whaTyss Of
The respective posts and the coal IN The yard. 0I
paid for according to the weights certified to by
The Acting Assistant Quarermaster at the place VI
nBidasf; %p.. s,s ;sDS a5 sSsFr' At
each Of the above namedplaces.
| Bach bid must be accompanied by q tnar nlrr.
| signed by two responsible persons, ,,.. 90
| bid Is accepted and contract entered .' .lsI
SssSme ssSITH 10 s,, a% f5qh y i6f9 SeTta
nance OF the same.
No bid will be entertained that IL not made In
accordance with this Advertisement.
The Uoyernment reserves the night to reject any
or all bids regarded as disAdNantAgeous to the De-
partment, or to accept such portion Of any bid not
less than for one post, that may be deemed Of ad'
vantAgeto the public interest
Bids may be made, and will be entertained, for
delivering tho coal and wood at any one more VI
I the places named herein.
Bidder, have The privilege Of being prrsvDl Of
the or ning OF the bids
Proposals must be add ressed g the uuder'igaed.
and Endorsed Proposals for Wood W & q '.A-
the case may be. } TO whom appllcau -a.,. .
made for add tional particulars.
BY order Of Breyot Major General X Ifus lIga|t=,
Assistant Quartermaster General. o $ A. 4gI
Csief Quartermaster DepaI!m"nt Il the BNst
Brevet Major and A. q NJ, U. $. A., Chief guar.
termaster First District Department Of the East.
| iy6-td
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pRoposALs FoR SUPPLYING CEMENT.
TRRAsuRI DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF surRsvsise AseHILnoT.

July Is, 1909
the sst day Of July, 1859. for furnishing aud de.
iiyerinG ~ 900 barrels tmors OF less) Of ths best
duality thereto, on the site Of the proposed Post
Once building IN New YORK. Zach barrel 70 con.
iiyered in quantities Of from 800 70 loo barrels
subject TO the order Of ths supervising architect or
judgment, necessary.
An bids must be accompanied by a penal bond
In the sum Of 900 that the bidder Will accept and
perform the contract, II awarded 70 him, the sun.
cheney Of the security 10 be certified 70 BY the
The Department reserves to itself the risht 10
tsrest Of the Government TO do so, and any bid
that does not oonform In every respect to the re-
sidered.
PTgpo..l, y be sndSI..a ..ProDo'al'fO for Supply.
A. b, MULLETT,
jyl7-6t Supervising Architect
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TRlAsuRY DEPARrnyur,l
oS,ior or rHE srrrsvIsETS ASsSn,.ssT.
Sealed proposal. vii be receiy "a ustil Il m: Of
ss I,ae ne. IA s,cpn uop,as snsio.n 81
United STATE. pTop.rty Sn The Piil, Ne. York
$50 feet circular connection between them, bein g
7s2 fe.t, more or is,si o. Iron Pence and Coping,
moved on or before the llth day d August next,
snd Al po5toSps Iems,p ?, on ths s,oynd after
Proposals must be endorsed 'PIoposals for Iron
fshes and stone Coping. and will be addressed
itself the right 10 reject Any or all Of the bids
be deemed for the interest Of the 10 do
| sol and any bid that does not conform In every
cred. A. b. HULLETT,
| jyl7@
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.t!.t q saS 4nf n VIA
r. ..n. ISs stLrI,MoEs ,osm. an.
go. ~ sSSi 4 p i@: a iS,sS hsP. m.
Leave daily. creep, sunday. At !. % and aSa m.
sSs ts Az :. r' train to or from
Annapolis on SI . syspAaIs,
s s.:,:s,. Y J! Il md o. !"
L..,. Ssily, .is.p' ss,srdss suS Sunday. Al
s,Si s!.; s,:, sp5 YR,y con;
scr%hs.lInTl .!t'i.SSsis Ss:, ., =. $500.
TsSGnsh s,.on 2 re Ws., s,n p had X
", New ysrs ls,s !. sna Boston, .s..4
-'sI .. - 4 4 + x5Is1E|;
1spRo1op LINZ sSTws,, W.suiroToN
L PHiLAbItfail. xsS wy ,IiSRk:
r,.,,. ,.,vM A wIin,r, Sep: u, iSsInson;
nCH d 5us !; ioIlSSSs,, VS. ,.,
f tsIssr, T sasSs, sssqss ?, es n "a
fvh II bhpnLrnik, al. a.
Lssvs ahiy 'sxeeps bnrday NaWa' M H. 70
ana e.Sp' m.
,-..,,2n susPPhT; -. ps,...,.
!: NJ! ~, W., ,, \,
Boetos ssp bs hsd Al The station oee Al ali hours
In he dAr
' sIH s:, sns 0sS RS.d AZ
sapoiis snd tbs West L. WILSON
Master Of Transportation,
dks YKo6S Sff2sf aso mh WssSlns,o,.
,oon op,.r ,oao
1863 PIpssYISIsiA ROUTE 1863
TO THE H0RTHwEsT, SOUTH, AND SOUTH
WEST,
follows,
washinEton 50 o. m Baltimore Il lbm.
" rs pm 81" as p. IN
THg 0RRAT DOuBLR.TRACK ROITTE
win ELEaANT sGsSERY, Palace stste room,
d.v ma Mini car, with modern imnSov and
oM.ata nva Io Srna,sS ria 49, III ~ taag
ana 6sotrsi New YorS '"' w "''A
TUpRE n iIIy RypREss TRAINS WHAT
rWn Dhii,Y RxPREss TRAINS NORTH.
rh.onur 80. psit,,na,s H. pncursrRp ~
pt1arS piipnp x,tbnnt eb.nss A'
f..;sns:r. bJ ,hi. ,S.is from B.itinof, hsy;
DBP0Ts, and no PBRRlEs.
Tiekets by this route can be procured Al the
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PROPOSALS FOR ExoAvATIN0.


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Proposals.
pRoPosALs roR FLOUR.

orrros. pEror CossIsssnS or sys.!sr.scs.
wsnt.d-1 barrels bs.i Family asd ios Barrel.
so; Z Flour. % b; dsllysr.d A. he SUB.
tsenth. street Other eond itions made Known by
the undersigned. Proposals received until II m.
the 2lst OF August, le@. Q. BILL,
iylelt O.s U. B. A.
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Matiaual gepnblifau.

" CoPIns or rHB "NArrorAL RRPuprr-
oANo can be ohtainsd sverv ,,orr,ro =. ,hs
to,,o~,n. 49,. ~
''"'"'s Piaces'
WARRINGTON.
5sHofs NEWS STAND WiilardS Hotei'
bARkKRs News Stand, National Hotel.
oooHaAEsNKws STAND, Metropitan hotei.
WNsBnRanRs news STAND, Eooit house
ktHBALL's NEWS STAND, seston HOUSE.
WILKINS Nsws STAND, 81 James Hotel.
PARKER's BOOK AVID PhnssDioAL DEPOT,
No. tss Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once.
W.D' b. mAJoh' Nu'oerps slnins saioon'
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NEW ORLEANS, La, June 81, l-sl I
Sealed proposals 10 duplicate are inlil.l :, y
o'clock, I'm, the thirtieth day Of July, lSt. nH
furnishing the United States Subsistence D-pAT'
mant with the following stores, viz:
HAMS
For 900 barrels MESS rORK, Ct the best
quANty-not run,
for 900 barrels Of FLOUR, equal to the Gov.
eminent standard. Each barrel Of hOuT purchased
Will be required to weigh 1875 pounds and all aour
distracted at preyOu tsspectiOns or missing from
the barrels from other causes will be required u
be made up by the contractor.
The above articles to be OF tho very best quality
and put up In superior packages, and to ba de-
ten days after the opening Of the bids.
No bias will he received from parties who have
failed to comply with their engAgoments with any
branch Of tho Government.
Proposals tu be addressed 10 the undersigned,
aud marked " Proposals. ~ -
Breyet Major General aud &. S, L. 5. A.
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Medical.
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! have thousands Of Certificates proving tha mira.
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DR. RICuAu' "a GOLDEN Asriporg, a safe, speedy.
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Price, q per bottle or two bottles for %.
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name OF DR. RlCHAu's GOLDEN REMEDIES.
D. u. RICHARDS. sole proprietor blown In
glass Of bottles. -
Address DIR D.. y. RICHARDS,
No, 22s Yarlck ST., New York.
1s-Citculars sent.
Oilce hours from q. IN. toa p. m. jy2-ly
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U. s. ORDNANCE AGENCY, |
CoRsss HorsIost5p 9nEssEssI,,,..

CoRSER HorsroS AID 6REEsE srs..
(ES.RAscE on GREEEE, p o. Box No 1911,
NEW YoaE, July 3, 1862
Sealed proposals. In duplicate will be received at
this ONCE until WBDNEsDAY, Ang 4 lsso at II
m, for purebasina from the United States. In
TO wit;
100, 900 sprin gheid rihed musk cts, caliber &c. new
10000 Springfield rined nuskets, eaiibeT Is,
cleaned aud repaired
900 spencer earbines, now model, ealiber 20.
new.
5000 Spencer earblues, old mode oaliber 81 new
1900 Spencer carbines, aceoutrements, "Blakes.
lies, ~ new,
1900 spencer earbines, Aocoutremeuts, other
models, new,
reject all BIDS NOT deemed satisfactory, Prior to
the acceptance or any bid Il will have to be ap.
proved by lie War DEPARTMENT
Terms ! Cash, In d, 81 eIoyernment funds.
f)eiiyerIes viii he ma ia nj Nav YorE city and
thirty DAYS will be alIswed Tor tbs TsmoyAi IN
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-24
Painting.
Wines and Liquors.

JAMES MO Lam,
WINES. LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
Sole Agent for Carrie d'Or, Lac d'or, and llH'
Chanpaignes,
S72 PENN ylvauia avenue, adjoining Metropolitan
Hotel
Store and Sample Room supsrintended by wm.
Conr0y.
ss- Agent for the La Manola Cigar. ro,?.u
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.