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The Stat to Temperance Associa-
,....u .1 ton.

The state Temperance AssOcia-
ln4.qq edt ~ tion' M. u..a
gI A. s,CqnYention was held in Co
on Wednesday and Thurs.
dhy Of last week, composed of del.
.tgaiions from tho several temper
'ance, qrSap izations Of tho State -
Tho, Attendance was moderately
largo NndhhOdiscussions. lively
The chief results Of tho nction OF
lie body arc comprised In tho fol
IloYingrcsplulions, which wcrc nd.
opted on tho second day; .
~ RtSoiJed, That VIC recommend
tho f0r,aation by the Ohio State
TempJrnnoo Alliance OF branch so
ciCllcs throughout the State, and
wc'licreby pIedgclit our sympathy
ahd5co operation ia the turthcrancc
oi its 0bjectsI sranL uam ..
Resot6ed, That in1tho opinion Of
this Convention, tho salo of intoX.
licHtiRg liquors nsa beverage should
lb6'prOhibitod by law, aud that Il
chietend Of all Temperance organ.
pIznliohs should be to prepare tho
public mind tor thoacnacImont and
efficient nticScsution Of such law,
IA'Ecsolntidh 'asklngull ministers
.9ftbc gqsPcl'in The State to peach
sermon on tho subject Of Temper.
anco, on The second Sabbath IN
February, ahd urge upon the poo.
PIC tlc necessity Of aiding the Ohio
rslaio Te@pcra}cG Alliance in the
great home mission work, and sug.
costing that a collection in behalf
O. the a,Allarce DO taken on that
IGfN NsssaaSp'ssaiI "a Hy The COHvOn- :
NanIono,9n>L q sn l.b,,.,b
tmTln GonreOtiNa nlso recommend,
cdlthc holdinRioi a monthly Tom.
bcFaneo Prayer MGetias in ovOrv
ieiiy and village in the StaN
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Col. Thomas NJ, Key Surmcrlg
On eminent lawyer of Cincinnati
member Of the Ohio Senate, and
one Of, Cen. M'Clollan's staff dur
ing the war, died on the 18th inst,
at bis residence in Lebanon, Ohio,
Of consumption aam aoil "a
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-21

The Kent portage co Bulletin
sports a new and beautiful head,
and is. enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved. Ii is neat and we'll con-
Quoted paper. ail-9 4y1a d
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The London Spectator of the
2Glh ultimo says; Tho week hus
been marked by that last worst
sign OF coming war, the proposal
OF a conference 10 prevent it,"
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RENOvATE...

Duringthe Springmonths tits one OF the reg.
ular b1U UehUltlJlutieStq Opcppr0te, and. in the
multiplicity OF other duties ones own self II,
ina great Qtmeasure, overlooked; thousands ol
valuable HveAimightbe proloRkeA, and many
doubtless saved from preinat urc graves by thois
oaghly reeoyatinGi ihe tsSaiem with Dir. Ro-
backs Blood pills Stomach BittersRpd Blosd
Purifier Sold by G g. Beck. Druggist.
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iW Pestmast6r General Randall has
'enrriedhisap pointymndnthe $500, 900
taymeht goes through. .oq lie found
afty. four supporters in the House
4n6h6n9h Ito defeat the two.thirds
votereq aired to curry through the
rebolutionpf Mr. sWashburne. IT
is i@ellyto Keep ahuoyo on certain
members who showed so much zeal
oh0tho wrong sidesuc Why were
theyiso'eage to eto the rescue
in tie case! The end is not yet
Gin. Chronicle.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rs
NOGEDe9 3

DSTRIyRCH OF HeCISa0CHISG. EN-
CAMPMENT NO. 81. o. 'oPF,'wlll take
notice that at the next regular meeting of said
EncNmpmcnt, 10 be, he'a noh -ThursdOy y
Evening, jan. ASH, 1869, special
and very important business will be presepted
ior final action. Every mcmberis respectful
ly reqhestedlto be in attendance.
b. +! F.!RElNMUND, Scribe.
Int, ADf san. Nv IN ID.
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abilities,
ASro5a0 q

TVNHE MEMBERS of THE PLEASANT
vile Horse Thief Detecting Company are
hereby notified to meet Mt Pleasnntvlle. on
Wednesday, january 2nth, 80, NJ 2 o'clock, n
m, to elect Officers forthe ensuing year, and 10
transact such business aS may come before
said company. The public generally arc invited
TO attend. SAMUEL HlTE, Pres.
Jan'y7, '6lH"2w. Nn n .nr
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Estate OF Mary A. WIdener, dee.

N1oTIcE iahereby given that the under,
lN signed has been appointed and qualified
MS Administrator, with the will annexed, Of
the Estate of May A. Wden nefo late 9fFaiFfeld
county, Ohio, dee. All persons indebted TO
aald Estate Will PleAss cpD.e foT,yayd and'Ihake
immediate payment, and all those having
claims srainst sad -cstate. nre 0peqneHted 10
present them to tho unIeT.dled. as required
by law. JOHN WiftENER' Htihff.
B .Se ,,,l... a. p.g, with the will annexed.
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Ohio State Temperance AIN
Iiu ilI b. ancC. .InUi'I .t j. GiI


Ohio State Temperance AlH-
'.. Iiu iu' ancc. .yDJ'J / % od
A sessioaof this Association was
held in Columbus Immediately Of,
ter the adjournment of the State
Temperance Convention, at which
the following officers werc elected
for the ensuing year: 'a'
PreSident--Rev. J, W. Osborn,
Columbus. -.tsts,g,i ~, d,
Vice Presidenfs--Pres. j.. Mer.
rick, ofDclawarc; and Caleb CLARK,
Of Cincinnati. ''i - '0' '"''' ''
Sec'et@y--C. r. Simpson, Gin
cinnati. ao.- .aob n
1redSITer-H. V. Horton, Gin!
cinnati. t '.It.. ''i .f 'h
General Fmdacid Mnd6cr1
Prot. j. Mofllt. . ,.'., r
7a The following gentleman will be
the laboring agents in tho State,
Rev. Jacob Spence, Rev, i y.
Schaeffer, f. W. Locke. Rov, ITon,
ry Chance, and +. d. Royce. a1
The regular Annual Session Of
the State Alliance will be held in
Columbus on the % Wednesday, ip
July next. AK ...
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Estate ofJames w. Pearsc, dec'd.
Nt0TTCE Is herpby given tia, the unaersiRn'
IN ed has been duly appointed and quaifcy
as Administrator OF the Estate of James W.
Pearst,late of FMrAcl l'l county, Chic, deo'd;-
Those indebted to, said Estate are notified to
makeimmedinte. payment, and thosei hayine
as required by law,al l,., d j ...''.l-.. -r.,S
~ .'.t JOS EPn II. PEARsE. @
- Dec. 2f, 1sG3-3w4U b,,N ,,,-s Aimr.
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Estate Of Catherine Nisely.

Notice ishereby given that the nndersigned-
hns been duly appointed and qualified rs Ad-
mustratoro Of the estate lof Catherine Nicely
late OF Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased All
persons will govern thomselyes Accordingly
SAMUEL JACKSON, n.
Dee. 81, 'Gs-3w. ~ NJ
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TIE Colambus G Hooking
Valley Railroad Co. q
Notice to Stockholders.

I-.,...- Columns, Quo, Dec. 18th, 1868,
4 Notice is hereby gwen, that meeting eFthe
Stockholders OF thus Company Wi, be held at
its office, in the city OF Columbus, on 4io.,
. Tuesday, January 26th, 1861
between the hourso 10 o'clo k, A. NJ, andS
o'clock, =. M, ,At which thirteen Directors for
! said Company will be elected, and such other
business transact Ell Ns- may be brought before
! the meeting, Stockholders are reminded that
the law provides that "hftRr the Hrst election
| Of Directors, no person shall vote on any share
/ on which any nyinstaIlnentis in due hnd nnpiid."
! ~ lluFla-tH j. j. JANNEI.
I Dec. 81 rSGS-5wi0A > SeGy and TFcas
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-CoI 81 N- YronAN. Of tho Ohio

Col. S. n. WOMAN, Of tho OHIO
Senate, has our thanks for a copy
Of the valuable report for 1865 of
Gen. GEo. B WRIGHT, State Com
missioner Of Railroads and Telo,
graphs. ,,.;, ,a.i,s-ga e.,t.f t
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The next Ohio State Fair is an.
nounced to DO held at Toledo, on
the 18th to tho 18th OF September,
1850, ..,'...... ,', 4'' "
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y, ,llTTI, :, -'.'T1 -7TTT1i,TT-- nj b, IN, M
Claims and Einigration Stats
f. tics.

'h 'iI+ ... 'F''l Hlul |u IHU
ID Adjutant General q Schneider OF
Ohio has collected, during the year
1867, claims for tho State and in,
dividualsa amounting ITO about
.S51h,0OO,ym omoJ" ,9lns vi
~ Tho report Of the Com missioner
OF Immigration was filed wllh.lho
Governor this morning, 4 r32 629
cmigranis arrived in Columbus
last year, being about ll.0D0 less
than in 1868. .37,3l4 proposed to
settle in Mssonrri; 5,725 in Hin.
ois; 3.757 in Ohio; 1850 in Wis.
consin; 3.SO3 in Indiana; 2,297 In.
Kentucky: 2,l08 IN Michigan, and.
the romaidcr in Tenn, ssee, Minno.
sofa, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and
Louisiana, There were Gcwcr
Irish among the emigrants than
heretofore. About two thirds
wcro from the North German Con.
feder&tlon.-Cm. Chronicle.
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Tho returns of the Spanish eiec.
ton indicate an Overwhelming
triumph of the Government The
Cortes will DO Conservative. The
Carllsts havo failed equally with
tho Radicals. The meaning OF
this is that tho Spanish people pre-.
tor amid form of monarchy to Y
llepubllc.-r CommerGiaL .LL.rl \
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In retiring from the firm oCPalran 4 Martin
I tike this orcasion to thank the customers
and friends ot hat firm for their ratrohageand
favors, and would ask n continuance Of sic
the same for my Successor, whom J can re-
cont nued confidence aud patronage.
'i~Ii'T ~. CHARLES PAIRAN.
i lancaster, Jan. 81, .lSG9-3wH
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The most ipeNll md remarkable cVmpcnlimr
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newspapers say. that Mcssrs
lDumViliO.S, Co.. oiBelfast, ireland,
'ate the largest holders of whisky
ia tho world! x1f they can hold
more than s9m9 chaps. VIC wot of,
their capacity must be tremendous
indeed. hmm .n.nd .H-H- Ln.-Lu
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D, A, DANGLER,
b. w. II, OAMrBELL,
d. J CALLAN,g
j. w. NEWMAN,
u G. RUTTER.

u On melton OF DR.. Bushnell, Of
Mansfel /, tho preamble and rcso.
lutions were unanimously adopted,
y.legglglIC. II. KING, Chm'n. b
j. j JACOBS, Sccy. Dab. ~
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Quarterly Statement Of tho First
National Rank OF Lancaster, on
the morning OF Monday, January
Ath, 1869,
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. PREMIUMS ON FIEED CRoPS,-The
State Board Of Agriculture, at its
recent session, awarded the follow
ing premiums,on, field crops: B. G..
Rich mond of Sandusky, crop. of
sweet potatoes, SIS; o. Burras of
Huron Co, crop Of corn, $50; G S.
Innis Of Columbus, crop of potat oes
S25; A.eP. Rhinebart of Augiaize
Co., crop of wheat, s5O,7JOnrnal,
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Dissolution.

ITNHE partnership heretofore existing under
the FIRM nameof Pairan & Martin, was on
tho 10Th dny Of January, 1863, dissolved by inu-
tml consent.
The business viii hereafter be conducted at
the old stand, east room of Rislng's Block by
VIM 4! Mdrtn, Win Rsslm eeyJlthe l,ahi lilies
Of tho old firm and to whom al, payments must
be nude. PAlRAN L MARTIN.
Lancaster, Jan. 81, 1863. . .,...r
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING AND GRADING
Il THE CARRIAGEWAY OF ID ST NORTH
BErWE1N SECOND STREET WEST AND
NEW JERSEY AVENUE.

oFFicE OF sUTERINTENDEST AM INSPECTOR OF
sS,hwkss, CARKlaSswAYs, AND FooTwAYsS
Sealed Proposal. will be received At the Mayor .
once Until " o. lOcK M, on FRIDAY, the eth
oTih % street wesr and New Jersey ase
rue: with stone similar to that used in the other
seitisg old Curb, laying Gutter Stone. lsyisS new
and re,s,n. OLD rlss F.o,..y. wherever required
Tbs work 70 be done 70 the satisfaction Of the
C@mmi.sioner. ard The Assistant
aSpointed ~ the Mayor, and In conformity with
Paving stones 10 be from nvs o. eight inches
.hek OF vide and not lees than seven inches deep,
- Of gravel. free from clay or loan, and four
inches OF SHARP sand TO be laid in three layers;
each layer ihoroughly rsmned with . S-pound
hammer, the top layer Of sand to be veil wstered
The contractor will be required TO leave sur.
ises OF Two hundred feet in length Of the whole
width Of the csrriasewsy exposed for inspect ton
well rtdafed Gottes stone to be u the Ses. New
, noIs soI'n NV. stone in piece. not less than
.hsn four inches tbick. fne too surface to be we'll
% BE- Of the b ..s Ne. Rive, Sq.S ssoie
pieces not ess than three feet long, not less than
twenty ,ncse: woe or deep. and not less than We
each side % pine inehss 70 be dressed, the ends
Nev York fsgsns, In pieces not less than three
than .ix isehes thick the TOP sufsce and edge. to
he well and evenly dressed, and the ends closely
BfsdeTs will state the price. work and mate rial
included Per square yard for stone paving, per
cutie yard for cradinG lineAl foot for laying
Eut store. ger liDes foot for sitting new curb
stone inesl foot for resertinR old curb stone,
Esr square foot for laying new az fooiwsys, Per
-susre f.ot for reIsyfng old hsy footwsys. The
fuEdsior Of sand and gravel to lie included In the
tid fcT psVir9
Tie % materials ard DIrs earth to be depes-
Iitd N -Gch plses a. the Ward Commissioners may
direct
an Old r,terisis &c be the property Of the Cor
psTsti"n or the property owners
Ghe exPepse 20 be- betrayed BY assessment, &C
cCrdiLE q existing laws
The right is reserved By the Mayor 70 reject any
OF al tiSs
zach lid must Be accompanied With the written
Frarsntee Of 9 respoosible person tknown 70 be
sCrhi that, IL accepted. the bidder will execute
contract N due form and perfoI m the work in &C
SOrdaDce Herewith
The guarantee must b. IN substance - follows: :
". guarantee. 10 THE bid be accepted By the
neySr, That the bidder wili enter into . contract
80, ~ the sane snd perform the work according to
.he requirements thereof. Signe1-a. b.
p III OND9AN,
Ws.h;,. :, ~ ms pector Of ptreeeo, DC.
As DIV lChronAEepl
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By oHA ss1e w. B1T.tEB .sS,.s
Ger ner Pennsylvania q we O ne and Tenth street

sH a.EE OF s sSSPERIoE Er PIAHH9F0STE, RRe-
hMiEsSF kMH1ETE
Hhss A kNp FasE ;Es SkSSzE re
1.RRIAG * T nf al sIcIieE 49,,
81 ;ss :s s {: sn No. .' 81
large collection Of superior Household Furniture.
embracing in part viz:
Silt Of Rrocatel and Lace Curtains, Cornices, &c
soid Walnut Psrlor Suit, upholstered in green
Large Gilt Frame French Plate Pier Mirror. with
Fancy Psrlor Chairs, supsrior Walnut Secretary
Valiant Etessrs, With Mirror back; Paintings and
SOLID Eoss~sSd P.rlor Table. with sien. Marble
Fine Chinese. China. and Parian Marble Mautel
Bronze 0Ioqpe. and Statutes elegant .Jardini.rs
Nelve. and rs, Brns;ss PariOr, Hall, sDining-roon
w.nn. q B. SUITE saSp .nu. Extension Table
Walnut sideboard. with Marble top
Larre French Ohins Dinner Set, handsomely deco.
Fine Cut and Engraved Glass
Ivory Table Cutl. nv
s Sss; Ts; wsTs
walnut All MonOfaDy bedeteAfB
Walnut ard Mahogany Wardrobs0
Walnut m arble too Washsfauds
Superior Feather Beds and Curled Hair Mat.
treeses
Mahogany Ssfa. Mahogany Bookcase. Oilcloths
Arm and other Chairs, Refrigerator, Cooking
Utensils. &c.
Terms cash.
At O'Clock. sha all sell. in front Of the house
One superior psir II Black Family Horses
One hAndsom- Pha~tnn, nearly new
Ono sub-taptial Family Carriage
Two Bets OF Double Harness. &c.
The Horses and Carriages Will be sold on credit
OF sixty and ninety days, for approved endorsed
notes, bear ing interest
The House 10 for rent To Q good tenant the rent
will be maze reasonable. IL IL one OF the most
eoovepient and best ARRANGED of any in the city.
mya sodsdS CHxs. W. BOrELER, Auc..
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

The Central Pacific Railroad Compsny have
finished their portion of he road. with the ex-
CeptIOu Of two connecting rails, which Gov
ernor Stanford will lay on Friday or Saturd
OF the present Week- A ceieoraiIJn OF the event
Will be held IN san FRANCISCO and al >acrs-
nentO. for " Inch extensive Preparations have
been made.
Two men attempted 10 rob the money wagon
Of the American Express Company m Broad
way. New York. yesterday. but was uusuccess-
fui. although they had knocked down the mes
ssnger and bad possession of the wagon They
were arrested before they could drive of.
The Convention of Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church south will b. held in 81.
LOUIS during the present week. The proceed
Ings OF the Convention will b. private. Othpr
religious meetings of prominent character will
take plsce also durIng the week.
Frank Z. Cheney. aged Is years. and he son
Of highly respected parents in North Audoyar
Mass, shot himself dead yesterday morning
His father had required him 10 apologize 10 ais
school teacher for truancy. and THIS Is supposed
20 have induced the suicide.
Yesterday morning an eastern bound freight
tram On the Toledo. PeOTis ai.d Wabash rail-
TCld broke through The BRIDGE over Panther
creek hear SecOr. liIiEoIs, killing ;he Eugi-
n-er and severely IN Urins the fireman. Spve-
raj cars were smashed.
General II. :. Stanley. writing from Fort
sally. gives up all hope of making peace with
the sioux nation, and SAYS that they are Impu-
dent and defiant. and that the InIiaus are lust
as far from II ace now as they we've two years
ago.
In Boston Judge Gray has issued n writ of
habs as corpus 70 bring Thomas Drew before tn =
court for hearing to-day. Drew Is held IN Jail
on a legislative order for refusing 10 testify BE-
fore a committee Of the Legislature.
The case of Numler. the spirit photograph
specGlstOr, which has for some days past been
upon trial in New York, was dismissed yestsr-
day, a AZ was found impossible TO make out a
perfectly clear case OF fraud.
Boston breach of promise case-Elms VS..
KeIley-twice decided IN favor OF the plaintiff.
has on the third trial been decided in favor of
the defendant ard the two previous verdicts
Were set aside.
In New York, F. Il. Smith. the claim agent.
against whom I've complaints were made by
discharged soldiers that ne had withheld their
bounty money, has been held for trial.
The flow OF emigration from Ireland to the
United States this year promises TO excel that
Of any previous year. The great majority of
the emlgrants are going 10 the West
Meetings 10 elect delegates 10 the CoIored
Republican State Convention of ths 10th of
May, were held in several of the wards of Bal
timCre city last evening.
Brooklyn, New Y Crk, is, TO have paid fire
department when Governor Hoffman signs the
DILL passed by the Legislature.
TIE failure of q large dry goods house con-
nected WITH he Southern trade was reported
II New YOrF yesterday.
General Jones. the new postmaster of New
York city. entered npOn his duties yesterday
General sherman WAS in New York yester-
day. and lett for Washington last night.
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REcEIyEg,s SALE es.y,Lu.sLs STOCK

stsr OnCe Building.
KEGE ,nl SALE ss.y,LussLK STOCK
- fokktGN AND poNEsTIC DRi GDOss.
~ Under AID b. yirt1@ - = decree yzs.ei IN
tAihs suprrme Court & th- Dl-tri 81 of cou IN 10.
Sn tie t~eEty sisth t2s' cav % April. =. A.
= l~'s IN cause therein penstnS. 10 eauify.
tnmi- r-d LOIS Equity. Docket . 81 vhioh csu.s
. va % ,re olsiniifs. ard jams ~ srAr. 81
Me Gel neayi., I. The under-igued, sspo, ates
t'cti'eT ~ ssid decree, vii. "a rhrRSpsT the
,.h'h "a cav - asy ID ISfs ~ % clock m
= thst Tar = and comrlet- stock q Fsreirn aai
, n. sts lr, Good: which lssey coast utsd tss
y hieh are at present contained Ia TIE s,ore-oea
s,te,t Ia Ms.sc, ., TEEN 80 S.s ,5ror ., "a
= ", 'hAttei, snd personal property ccnts n-f
TIE, terms % sac, as prescribed by said decree,
corner of s-h street ass NsTk-i So =. 800
ssid; and vii continue from Say iay until the
Pan sna R,ack figgrei silks
isdies snd Misses Psrasol. and t'nbreu..
lacie- snu Misses cotton Hose ia sre., variety
i"t,ss sEd Missts' >i.h Gloves, DAUniieis. a.
=. ,e,' and cent. Beck Gsuutlets
J kielsi,g sss, = Hicut = Bat."us
~ 90 On eUsPfoters q ne sal BOYS Furnishing
Is-i'-'snd Mi....' Moreui VT.
tsrEs guAutIty sir linen snf crash
80 enc htcA Liusur, Lsiies' sni Gents
2aTi ,ss FtA h'I .ad rablea,hed sbirt.as .ai
ImTsnss ggsrfi,y O. assorted ALI oes Chin,t an,
Ladies' NJ Gene ktd Gloves
pitct, hite aUc q F.ru.eis
tNi.I siSr sssgrin en; 20 - ,sl IL and Cotton
frsids, Hooks ard Eyes rius Sc
Large Qraufsfy e Cs-nhrir
srGe gnsu''ty 81 Psrsge anH Il rht prass Good.
Isrg- -nsufi's & Figured sud Dress Linen
pieces NaiL=Cok. " at, r prof Ciotb
Aaniiilss and Cioaks, Long sId SQUARE RrDchs
LcnR and Square M.ol'an sWl-
Silk tages and Cloaks, Lace and Grpn.iine
shaWls
rotted Swiss ard Figured Muslin. Lace Curtains
arg quantity o' Rro~n ana " hit- I .bl. Linen
Fine assortment Of " hite spte.ds Bl.nkets
Together with many articles unnecessary To
meIiiOn. JNo.t Wilson. Receiver
APIS COOPER LATIMER Auctrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
DROPOsALs POR sUPPLIEs.

OFIIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFRIcERl
MAsHiNGToN, ID. u, April -, 1859.
Sealed Pr0posais. IN duplicate, wal be receive !
for the ssSs seK1ss Of the me 9a
Twenty i've Isl HAND TELrsOopEs, with
s.ssy INV i've Is, i %4&iSs GLASSES tBinocul.r,
with Cases and Straps complete.
The whole to be delivered On or before the LIST Of
The telescop pes must be of not less than thirty
three, tS3 and the Marine Glasses Of not loss than
i've 90 magntfyfng powers. and both Of defining
power, and make similar and eaasl to the models
pes to be endorsed proposals, ~ and Cd.
dressed TO the undersigned
Further particulars and requirements made
Bs oidsr q he oSse g sns
Brevet Major O S. A.. Property and bi.Sur.ins
The tim. for the reception of the above mentioned
proposals is extended to M0NDAH. the 10th day
OF May next ct II m. and the time for furn ng
the supplies to the 10th day OF Juy next. ma Std
RESI-. FAw0lTT, JAS. =. vALDEHAR.
FAwoETr L vALDENAR,
No. SO ~ street, Warrington, Cup stairs,J
REAL ESTATE BROKERS' AND COLLEC
TON AGENTS,
Will give promps attention to the sale Of city aud
country property collection Of rents and other
counts. A large list Of lends near Warrington
city for SALE cali s:ssf iS5 sti0' lists
gset.on Bro Co.. i. T PieRrsif' sSS %
Perm sy:a s.0' s s:na cr1e :S.S. sons
Thes. 4. Lloyd. s,7I
M ALAaA aRAPksi
NV: bTR0aaLL,
man o. an sts. under Ebbitt 10