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rendering the tha1ks Of the convpatlon To tho
Hon. john G. UAEne4t for tha aba md Impartial
4 aCnt r in which be had dltcnAsged hla acti-s
, 1869-12-18

Stsie sfd hai rid tufts sddtion to The probate
" nssh a g F.
and with Isdtinu in III edtl sul14 or ASons when
the debt OF esnaAxes claimed shAl not e1nEsd 2a0,
CORPORATIONS.
Nj. ScOFIElD, Of C1atk, ote1ed tns follow.
f..n,-.d. Ths. It t4 rrser~a to the oo.anisset On
TIL eonvtntSaa 81 ordinance u othewse: Flevt.
Nhsshex 4 t. eenrsteot ~ s1rcdle1: = snteHsEs
:. aa.tod@sat Is tse eoazliuasa, ssaad. s as:aat
# u md rtcrer to stut~ II eonstatuto4A
aes.sa Is atvs IL rsshs =. ifsaehise. : 6 eone
fe,ya rpon thesa Hhees 70 tobse,aeas LeslaaEe eon
Accep:&d for consideration
Af. RAE Of Montgomery, uoTed 70 strike out
al relaxing 10 the Constitutional Convention Of
Nj. PIERCE Of Gtundy. saousns that snts VIZ
simple inquiry for Information, and no. An ln-
teet 70 PIT Tito Of 10 cen&urr 3uy e&1iAuTe bo1y
". Rlcea a1oenamsnt t ~ ~ PIT 70 Fo'e a7d lose
Nj. KING, Of JerseJ. offered I resolution thA
| The puoHc ptlnHnE be so-moRroW awarded By tne
Committed on Printing. to tho zoost responsible
III. aASSA, ot WAYNE, oGe.ea resolution,
tnst the Eec{rt11y Of SsA1 communicate 10 the
| ennyeuts the cont Of printing and btndlpt fol-
II, aANE Of coof, suggested that the hlrs
for pE.nti.z Of every psst Legislature be called
fcr &c would IKE Is see them In l7xfapoHstou,
TIE resolution was scopted without amend
Mr. FOX, 81 Schuyler, moved snst the Aud!:o,
stAte The total e1penfes Of eAch General Assem-
BIZ, from the present rear bach 70 tho Jnat 1s6>s
Upon tt1E que4tton quite debate spE0nx Up
VI, BROWNING, ci ADAM, tho0Eht II auzce .
/ souevha& OF tnpe11ineuce toward tne Legsa1ee1 ~
~ HASEA Ct Goo5, o., oaessa % aaaeao 1oa .nen
| the Treasurer from January !, 1860, ma uIultip
Tae sasadaeat "a Adopted, saa >au o.4gta,
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Mt. PARKS, Of Logau. offered a resolution 10
the effect tnst the SecretsrJ Of State furnish this
convention with all stationery that May be re-
Nj. uAISEs. OF Cook, amended bT aiding that
Fuch aulhor!t5 oc tue signature Of each member,
snd thai eaca delegate open 80 individual account
with tho secretary Of 5 ate fct 1ala purpose, slSn-
!rE ss written order therefor.
he mutton. Nlsn the a@enttnept, was adopted.
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,,u 1H4 FAHEF21ER Ut ks1lUN 4U11F.
pkThe Convention reaAseDoltd At two O'CLOCK
question was feeufned.
Mi. PiLISBCRY, Of Lay1pR Bton, had had but IT.
lie 10 say during the convention thus lar, but he
ros desl1ed 10 rate hts voice against Al sppro-
rrtas10n being 1.aa}e On the present subject lie
could not zee where the convention hal power to
8pprop1iate The pubic money Tor the OBJECT pro.
posed: It certainly could cot Dc done III legal
vay. He Continued at length to demonstrate
that the conseniicu had tno power to aci IN the
manner proposed.
Ar. CRAIG, Of KNOX, moved fhat the whole
ns1ttl t referred 70 The comnl.tee On Printing
and EntlnR, heteaftrE to he appointed.
MI: KlSt:. Of jersey, oniec.cd, and hoped that
Eos this question wts nuce hefore the convention
It would te thoroughly and tntelltsenty discussed.
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LtNn0N, lee. T.,
AutcEuor Hetoert, u. p, has rc.lsLed his o1-
Il td Fellowship, In a note announcing tnls step,
he complained ihAt tho management Of the uni
vtfsty Ma unwiie aud upjnss. because II persists
in AdheE1ng 70 III policy Of e1clusiytneAs.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-04
A Carpet-Bagger la a Tigh, Place.

FTOII 0TIt NtN 1Ufk sum
The hon. Richard Busted, formerly of this
city, mr. Lincolns appointee to the office of
United States district Judge for the district of
Alabama, is to be examined as to alledged
crimes and misdemeanors, before an investi-
eating committee of the senate, on the first
Thursday of January, 1869, lie is charged
by several respectable lawyers of Mobile with
the most fragrant corruptioni such us appoint-
ing his own domestic servant 10 be Glen of
his court and pocketng the bulk of the fees
himself selling his decisions TO the highest
bidder; and generally with making money in
every dishonest way possible. The Judge pro-
fesses TO be able to completely refute these ac-
cusations and TO show that they originate in
sheer rebel spite and hatred For the credit
ofthis city, We feryently hope he may succeed,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-04
4 Dead Man before an Arkansas Court

The following story is told of the rigid man
her in which justice is metcd out in Arkansas:
Some years ago, II man without n family or
relatives, lived in n county In Arkansas, and
was possessed of an estate worth $4,000 He
went 10 New Orleans, and was absent for wears
without being heard from. The probate fudge
granted administration upon his estate wound
II up, and discharged the administrator. The
man at length returned He had been 10
Mexico. He applied TO the Judge for his prop
erty when in open court the following dialogue
took place:
Dead "If your honor please, want
my effects returned TO me as you see am not
dead yet"
The court-"I know-that is |, as man,
know that you are alive and In court but as
court i know you are dead, for the records
OF the court say so, and against their verify
there is no averment. So says lord Coke and
good many other books ! never read
Dead man-"But / want my property, and
It's no matter 10 me whether your records lie
or not. am alive, have not transferred my
property, and 10 deprive me Of il without NV
consent is without all law
The court-"lf you insinuatc that the
records of this court lie, the court will send
you TO jail
Dead Man-"Send dead man 10 iail?"
The Court-"Mr. Sheriff, take this appari-
ton out"
Sherif-"Be thou ghost or goblin, III speak
TO thee. Come on, let's 90 take something to
drink
The judge stuck to it that, so far as the
court was concerned, he was dead, and he
should stay dead. The poor fellow went into
chancery and spent all he had made in
Mexico.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-04
AWFUL Death orp Murderer.

A man named Jacques Constadt died at his
residence in New Orleans, one day last week
of a most horrible mania. His diseased i'm
agination pictured fantastic and terrible
shapes always around him and hunting his
pillow, day and night, with fcshlcss skcle-
ton, the memory of deed of crime. He was
a criminal, tried and convicted of the murder
Of young howcr-girl, some ten years ago.
BY some crook Of the law he escaped punish
ment, and shortly after went derangcd. Since
then he ha. never been able 10 evade tho pres
encc Of his victim. She has always seemed
to be at his side. His fearful rawlings would
have shocked the nerves Of the strongest man
No wonder they palsied the heart aud brain
Of the guilty weetch who had done 30 terrible
a deed.
The circumstances of the case, rs they were
related, were in substance as follows:
young Italian girl living in the lower
part of the city, with widowed mother, was
engaged in selling flowers for support, In
the French market. Her daily receipts from
this source We're not l$sgc, and could scarcely
have stimulated cupid'iy, But ,hc was very
beautiful. She j. said Nv those who knew her
10 have been scarcely fifteen, slender. 1.-the.
and potitc in form, and possessing all the ia.-
cinating beauty of her race. The tint of the
olive was on cheek and brow, and the long.
ictty, silkcn ringlct. shaded a face us winning
seem the heart Ola demon would not have har-
bored harm; and yet the pas tomato hate of
man did burn tcrccly against her, and in an
evil hour he shed her blood romor,cic-,!y.
Those familiar with IA. detail, of the case
say he loved nor and tina, lis advances were
repealed. He ,worr hr would he rcvcupcd
and meeting her one evening "a the lcycc
returning home, the shades of night around
her, and NO eye save the Al-,coing One To-
witness the decd stuhboG her 10 the heart and
threw her body into the river.
\ week later the body of the poor girl was
picked up by fisherman; the knife of the
assassin was still in her side II wa. identified
by many and no doubt of the criminal, guilt
was entertained. S,ll he escaped mans JUS
tice, hut not that os heaven. Disease ,eized
on him and dclirium trcnzied hi, brain. The
presence Of his victim haunted him long
years, and he died AT las, maniac struggling
IN the clutches of skeleton, whose presence
sat like nightmare ever on his soul
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-04

Several weeks ago, the daughter of a rromi-
nent citizen of Houston, Texas, suddenly and
mysteriously disappeared, the suppostion be-
ing that she was drowned us her wearing APP
parel was found on the banks of a bayou near
town. Her parents and friends had about Civ
en- up all hope of ever seeing her again, when
she as suddenly and mys,teriously, reoppG,ared,
dressed in male apparel, having also u black
moustache and goGtee false, of course The
affair is still unfathomed and has set the peo-
pie THAT region all agog to know what is
the mystery
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-04

It is bad enough for us to have corrupt judges
here, without inhctng tke curse upon other
parts of the country.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-04

Me.srs W. b. Rockwell Il CO., have been
very obliging to us during the past week
furnishing Us papers in advance Of the mails.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-04

important news dispatches prepared at
Havana for the New York ASSOCIATED press,
have been suppressed by the Cuban anthori-
ties. From this IL is TO be Inferred that the
insurgents on the island have gained some
Important success.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-04

Returns of the mayoralty election in Bos-
ton from all wards but the third give Shurt-
litf, democrat, and present incumbent, 9S7e,
and Kimball republican, $3.50. The complete
vote will elect Shurtlif by about 1900 pu-
rality.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-04

Subscribers should prepay by the quarter, at the Of
rec Of delivery The Postage to any part ofthe UniteC
states is Two Cents Il number. This rate only APP
plies TO current subscriptions. For back numbers
the postage Is double.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-04

Russia, It is said, is urging the United States
to take part in the Greek and Turkish diff
Guilty. Won't Russia take part in our diff
culty-help US pay our deht2
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-04

THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING co.
lao Fulton street, NJ. Y.
he l., = FUB. co, also publish the
THE FARMERS GUIDE.

BY Henry stephens of Edinburgh and the late J. p.
Norton, OF Yale College. 2yols,, Royal Octave 1900
pages, and numerous engrayings.
ITice y Tor The two vols by mail, post paid, IS
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-04

\ young gentleman in Oshkosh, Wis, was
fined 81 and costs the other day for winking
M Indies In Tho strnnt
Evening star., 1869-11-08
Virginia News.

Sir. Shelton r. Leake was attacked on Mon
day last 10y Mr. c. W. billiard, in Charlottesville,
and having succeeded in war,Iing OF Dil!ard's
blow. struck ID. two very severe lcks in the face,
pealiEg the skin thercfrOm. Mr.. billiard. il will
FeCClleCted, not long since, sent a challenge to
Mr.. I.eake, which the latter exhibited in Court.
NTs. WriShts farm OF i2J acres in Caroline
county. near JeTrall's Mill. has been sold for
$500 cash. Also, Capt 4. Il. Smith farm, in
Caroline. near Chilesburg. of 1j0 acres. to Jas
l. Ta'iafcrro, for ~ 800 cash.
Mr.. Norwood, OF Prince George county. one
might few weeks ago shot rogue in his corn
held- and on MOnday night last lost three stacks
of cats by fire, in retaliation for the shooting it
issuFIO>ed.
With a lew more weeks open weather the Win
chester and StrasbUrg road will be in a condition
tOI rolling stock. from end TO end.
\ little daughter OF Mr.. John a. Browning OF
RAJ I'aiannock. was burned to death ON Sunday
last. icy her clOthe> taking fire.
1Ec Piedmont lntcllgencer states that the
cOloIcd people Of Charlottesville are diving very
last with measles.
Evening star., 1869-11-08
AUCTION SALES.
TONIC OW

WILLIAM L. WALL q CO, Auctioneers.
= New Marble buiiding,
NOS Sls S17, southeast cor. Pa-ave and sih st.
FIRST GROCERY TRADE SALE OF THE SEA.
son.
StGARS; COFFEE. TEAS, SYRgPS, FLOUR,
hEETg6RSS' hEtSEaTggRS' VINEGAR, RICE HOPS &C., AT
- On TUESDAY MORNING, November .,
HkllS6e, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will Sc 4
1wlthln our spacious sales rooms, lar re
s.. Astock OF Groceries at auction. Of which we
20 bbls- Sugar, white crushed, powdered, granula.
- ted and yellow
Hhds sugars, Porto Rico
. sacks Coffee
La bbIs- Vinegar
100 hbls. Flour, differe mt brands -
leo boxes Starch
lO boxes Candles
20 boxes Soaps, different brands
" Dbis. SyrHp and Molasses
Chests Green and Black Teas
20 bbis. hisky, different brands
10 bbls. Xxx Harris
10 bbls. xxx do
10 bbls. Old Family Nectar
10 bbls Imperial Cabinet
25 cases Whisky
Octaves Brandy
Pipes and barrels Gin
5tierces Rice, new crop
10 bales Hons
80 gross Matches
ND gross Backing
100 reams Wrapping Paper
Hams. Shoulders, and Bacon
Barrels Mackerel
Barrels Herring
Sacks Fine and Ground Alan SaTt
Buckets, iirooms. Baskets. Tubs, &c.
With other articles in the Grocery line, all of
which will be sold
noe W. l.. WALL & CO., Auct'rs
Evening star., 1869-11-08

NoUNG ANERTCA--The NewHayen Palladium
saN>;-A little hyc-yCar old daughter of one of
our country lawyers lately astOuIided her father
by asking: Father, mothers good, and YOU saw
am a bad girl. Now, if mother and 4 should
de AT The same time, can't you bury me in the
same cOffn - that can go to heaven with her?''
IEi> calls to mind the criticism lately made by
the Seyen-year old boy of a city lawyer upon the
1dlth shown in the efficacy of prayers. He had
been 10 church one Sunday during the late dry
spell and upon his return said: .'Father, Mr..
y prayed for rain to-day; do you believe il
MI rain >oon?" His father replied, 81 hope so
my SON, for II Is very much needed" The fol-
lowing Sunday the drought continued, and when
the youngster returned from church he said
81 ather- Mr. Y prayed real hard for rain
81 do not know" said his father, '.but Ger
talnly hope il viii come soon" ..well, father -
said the boy, Il don't believe the folks thought
At would rain, for they didn't any OF them carry
Evening star., 1869-11-08

ANATEURs are occasionally to be met with
whose speciality lies in producing ON pieces OF
wood. by the application of a red-hot poker, or
some such implement, designs of really effective
and striking character. The writer has reason
TO remember this, having once lived I'm the same
house with genius of the kind, who nearly
produced eonfiagration of the premises while
adjoining wooden mantel-piece with grotesque
cartoons, executed i'm the manner referred to-
The practice l. one Of old date, chiefly as ap-
ihtd 70 ornamental patterns on woodwork.
Lately II has been revived, and large works are
1ow IN tull operation in London for the manu-
iaetuTe of wainseoating, cornices, &c. embel-
i>hed o. what is now known as the '.photc-
graphic art IL is applicable To maple, sycs-
more. ana other varieties OF wood, and can be
wrought either upon veneer or upon the solid
plank or beam, a. may be required This Kim,
Of embellishments is 20 be recommended for
cheapness as well a durability, as for a certain
KIND OF work, il suPersedes paint.
Evening star., 1869-11-08
n RELATION TO TREsPAssING ON PUB
Lie LANDS

NAVY DEPARTMENT. September IS, l2so
The notice of the Department having been called
TO numerous and extensive depredstions committed
upon the public lands reserved for timber for naval
PurP-es, lying in the States Of Louisiana, Missis-
sppl Aiaha,na and Florida public notice L. hereby
given that Naval Officers and other per-ons h.ve
been ordered 90 examine all the lands referred TO-
ecuted, employing the civil power and WHERE neoes-
sary the military or nav al forces 60 assist aud bring
70 punishment such persons may be found culpabie
in this respect. GEO NJ RORESON
ocls laW4t SECRETARY of the NAVY
Evening star., 1869-11-08

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition Of EPHRAIM PARKER, Of Mar
low, New Hampshire, praying for the extension of a
patent granted TO him on the 18th dsy Of January,
1s6, Tor an Improvement in Making Clothes Pins:
IL 4 ordered that the testimony In this case be
closed on the 18th day of December next; that the
time for Ming arguments and the Examiner report
that said petition De heard on the 18th day of Dece
Der next.
Any person may oppose this extension:
SAMUEL 8 FISHER.
oca-law3w Connimioner of Patents.
Evening star., 1869-11-08

Corner of 9Th street and Pennsy lvania avenue
PESPKRTi 4N 1rn Shift, BEPw i.sis kkN i
NEK OF N0RTH SsTREEf. Isl IA" 'o"'
E= Of the District Of Colnmbis pass1d on the rah
~.day OF July ls5 in equity cause No. l.fsf in
e"mpiainants and Daniel Pfeil al are defendants
han proceed e. ssl ct public AUCTION in front Of
her i69, at clock, all that certain piece or parcel
OF land situate in the city of Washington, in the DIS
t9Jin square four hundred and forty seven. (4i7 }
de cribed a. follows: Beginning for the at
line said lot nine, twenty feet distant from the
northwest Of said lot and running thence east
Souh twenty ee thesee wes, G in an sTasS ina e
said seventh street. thence north twenty feet the
The above lot is situated Seventh street. between
y and o streets; and is improved by newly built
the first floor and cellar underneath.
This property is situated in improving section of
desiring a good business stand.
BY virtue Of the aforementioned decree 1 shall
premises, on the 2i day of DecemIer is5i. at 30
S e s a Or IF land Ii =, &c, s the
one tsil and part of lot a. in Wiltbergers
sGr1ed SUBDIVISION ,sI Of square four hundred and
the said piece parcel Of land at point ON Sixth
s,r".t west, distant eighteen ieet north from the
thence north thirty two 2) feet, thence eighty
east eighty tso) feet TO the pac Of beginnins' with
the nHproy oyements- &c.
corner Of street, and the improvements consist Of
two two-stOry brick dwellings.
deeds oi trust which viii Be mentioned on the day Of
sale.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are:
One thru OF purchase money to be paid in cash;
balance IN equal in-talments at one and two years
cash. at option of purchaser Deed to be withheld
uniii all the purchase money Is paid.
Evening star., 1869-11-08
IT s. MARSHAL'S SALE.

In virtue Of two writs of fieri facas, issued from
the Clerk Office of the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia and to me directed will SELL at public
sale for cash. in front of the court house door Of said
District, on WEDNESDAY, the Hth day of Novem-
Der next, 1869, at IL o'clock NJ, the following de-
scrihed property to wit Lots Nos IS and 60 of Haws
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, in the county of
Washington. in said District, together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property of George G. W Esln and will
he sold to satisfy executions No 5,t03 and 6OS7 i'm
favor Of Mich1 Green and Presley w. Dorsey
ALEXANDER SHARP
oc2s-dts u. =. Marshal, ID. G.
Evening star., 1869-11-08
GALE OF THE UNITED STATES~ARMORY
~ MD 0THER Gk0UNDs At HAEPER,S

0RDNASeE OFFICE. Washington, Sept. IS. 1869.
and BY dreeen Of IA the seeeary Of %ar e H. prsS
srty Of the United States at Harper's Ferry, West
Saa On rFs bSf4 b Sas sSa q &
sommencng at 10 o'eiock a. m, and continuing from
The value of this property for manufacturing pur-
poses s too well known to render it necessary 10 de-
ing prepared, and will be sent to persons who may
M, IT, as soon as printed, upon their application by
The property will he sold in Lots The first will
aSa ere rnpnng anS 10 , aet0ry embracing strip Of
mac, the Armory Canal and water power Of the river
ound and the ef several o.Ts Gn and and
the water G wheels with caring and the fumes are
cast iron Wit wooden buckets.
and water power on the Shenandoah, the buildings
upon which have been destroyed, but the canal is in
The third will be the Shenandoah Ferry, with
tract of 6o acres of land the south, and Lot on
The fourth will be the rerpetnai right to cut and
remove Wood from tract Of r595 acres, mountain
The fth viii se the TissS: I? ;,ig iron Orr from
tract Of about 40 acres of land known as Friends
Ore Bank, acquired by deed from Henry Lee and
=. he remainder consisting Of Houses and Lots in
The Government will convey TO the purchasers
after payment shall have been made i'm full all its
ght and title to the property, which is believed to
The terms Of sale prescribed by law credit of
one and two years; the purchasers to give bond and
security for the payment of the purchase money,
and these terms must be complied with within ten
days after the sale.
map showing the metes and bounds Of the Har-
pers Ferry property will be exhibited at the time Of
sale.
The Government reserves the right to Withdraw
any or all Lots offered II the bids satisfac
tory. A. b. DYER
Brevet Major General, Chief of Ordnance.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.
Persons who purchased Lots i'm ls62, and have not
fuy paid for them notified that il they pay what
Is due before the day of sale, the Lots will be decided
TO them. Otherwise, they will be resold.
A. Ii. DYER,
sc q cot Brevet Major Gen., Chief of Ordnance.
Evening star., 1869-11-08
sAMARITAN'S GIFT

The only real cure for Gonorrhaa, elect and Dis
eases caused from indscretion Only ten pills pur--
ly vegetable. We discard BaLsom Copabta and Ner-
curry as being not only useless but hurtful Gin
cures in from two to four days thus troua
exposure. and the extortion Of quacks Male Pack,
ages, -; Females, S3. Sold by :. e FORD, and
by Druggists. DEsMoSn 90 ~"
mal5-eOly 9IS Race street. philsd.l,h;.
Evening star., 1869-11-08
1888.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND VEG
ETABLES.
sAvy DErARrNESr,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLornfNG.>
October -, lssg \
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Fresh
reau until clock D. the lath dsy of No
yemler, for the supply of 5000 pounds Of FRESH
BEEf and 5e!eU pounds of FRESH kEGErA-
BLEs at the Norfolk Navy Yard and Station,
Quired.
The Beef must be of good quality and equal 20 the
grade necessary 20 make the best Ness Beet. ani be
delivered ia equal proportion of fore ana hind quar-
Negei ables must be Of the best quality the market
affords and the Beef and Vegetables must be offered
Tor 10y the pound.
Bonds, with approved security. will be required in
one quarter the estimated amount of the contract
and twenty per cent. ia addition will be withheld
irtin the amount of each payment. collateral
curty for the due performance the contract which
complied with.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guar
Ahtk signed by ponsitle persons that
the bidder or bidders will IL his or their bids l a.
cepted enter into an obligation within 1--WE days with
eood ana suheient suretes, 10 furnish the articles
No proposal will be considered unless accarnpani.a
by such guaranty, and the Department reserves IN.
right 20 reject any proposal unless the responsibility
oi the garantors 4 certified by the Assessor Of
Internal Revenue Tor the district IN which they re-
sde, ana unless the license required by Of Con-
gress Is furnished with the proposals well as 20
REJECT any proposal not Considered advantageous 10
the GONernaaent.
t 4 TO he understood that in case the stipulated
quantity Of either article sha DE delivered leaving
balance due the other article the contract may
he considered completed in full at the option Of
the Department.
koc2s-dlot r. T. DUNN. Chief Of Bureau.
Evening star., 1869-11-08
DI I'D.

MC' ANN. On sunday morning November yth AT
A. I,TS = m q drapsy of the heart Mrs. MARY
FIT ~. ihA MCCANN in the 3Isf year Of her az-
~. I'iatiNes and friends respectfully invited
to ''tfiH the funeral fr,m mon Chapel ON TUESDAY
evening az q clock n rl
lBaliin.ore sun :,ease copyI
i@LHA ~ f>oN Wednesday. November 81 after a
ChTiStign foTtitUde. Mrs CATitFpIS ri TtInW y
son in the 62i year of her age L.