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PROPOSALS FOR HAY AT BROWNSVILLE,
TEXAS,
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY pIsrRIor,
GuIrr liz A n 4 q A "a lIIIEE. [

fFah re-. =
CHIEF ouARrERHAsTIA's 0S5ISE.
AUSTIN, TExAs, October W, ls0
Sealed proposals, In triploate, Will be reeeiyed
at this ofloe until n o'clock m. on MONDAY. No
yember ~ lsdg, for furnishing the Quartermasters
Department, al Brownsville, Texas. with such
Quan tiles OF good clean, msreh AntAble, per!ecty
cured Hay as may DO required from the st day o.
December, 1850, to the Slh day Of November, ls1O.
Bidders will state The kind Of hal they propose TO
furnish. , ,
Delivery to be made Of such times and in such
quantities the resolving onicer may aud
the hay to be sub so TO the Inspection OF board OF
of1cers, n Objected to By the receiving omoer;
The right IL reserved to reject any or all bias
The price per ton should be clearly stated.
Each bid must be accompanied By guarantee %
at least two responsible persdns whose responsi.
bllity must be certified ~ the clerk q court n
reeord) that the bidder 10 oompstent to, and VIII
carry oui the contract u awarded to him; and the
residence and post ylaee address Of each bidder
and guarantor must be stated. No bid entertained
not conforming to these requirements.
The attention Of bidders "a ,lled to seeton 10 Of
the act Of ConEres approved July 10, ls6s,
ope, Proposals for Hay, at Brownsvills. Texas"
and addressed to tho uudarsiEned. -i
By command Of Brsyst hsiSt SfseIa, HI 1. Hey
Deputy ouartsrtnasttr General, Brsyet BrisAdior
dsserpl U. 5. army, Chief auArssrnastsr.
oc26.td
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PROPOSALS FOR FREsH BEEF.

oprIoh Acrrsa Con- or srBsrsrIscE,l
FoRr CoLuMBue, N n. H..
r#-.#. - 'I-| November 3. 1889,
Proposals, In duplicate. with copy Of this sd
dsrsigned until 10 A. IN. on the eth Of December
''"' ''' fREsu BEEF ~
to the troops stauoned At RortA Coiumhus hud
WOOD, New York Hsrbof aud Now yort City. - :
The aid Beef must b. fresh, Of good markets..
bls quality. In eauai prcporstons OF tore and hind
quArtsrs, lnseks. shAnks, and kidney tAliow 70 be
excluded, And 10 be delivered at the posts above
named free Of coat. In such quantity as may 30
from time to time required By, and on such days
as the comma nding oh1cer may designate, not OK
tesdlnK tour times Per weeh.
Separate proposals. in duplicate, will also be
received by the undersi gned. up to the same hour
and date above meptioned, for supplyinR com.
missioned officers aud thsir families statioaed a.
the Aforesaid PLACES, or those supplied therefIom
with such choice Fresh Beefas they may from lime
10 time require, such as slrloin and porter house
steaks, standing ribs, or rib roasts.
These contracts to he In force sig months, or such
less time as the CommissAry General shAll direct,
commencing on the lat day Of January. 1870.
The contractor will be required to enter iato
bonds for the sun Of ave thousand dollars. signed
by two iesponsible sursties, whose names must
the proposals will be opened at Il. a. m,., on
the ith proximo, at which time and place bidders
Proposals viii Be- marked proposals for
''''' "Au '1'' r. O. RUTHERFORD
uo6-td Byt Capt u, II, A, ,A.C.s.
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no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL YOU HAVE CON.
street, a few doors south OF Peunsylyania ave.
nue. He 10 successful when others fail Is conf.
Dental AID reliable. Separate rooms for ladies'
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will DO given TO purchaser ~ afticles offered Tor
sy.ss .cndiiion 81 gusllI but ifis believed. how.
ever. that everythiss ohered Tor sails Il ssIpprs.
nol0 I'd Cbisfof i,apesu
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GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY,

YosSa, Es., D.,9I au ~, X
gn.s.s l 1851 ff S.,.Sss,,ss sSsss
Sond:mssd and usssrsss.Si. o;., SssS,,,,yes
Stores and Cl9,hins and Equtpass. eoaaistisr in
: Tools. brOoS:. BrpsS.s. Harness. SCRAP Iron.
s,ovs.a s .S asGps or.,n Sacks. SPIKES.
Goats, Ae,, de- - - N'-' - NA'''"'
Term. e q Sale: Cab: 4. oeysr.n.u.faads. Bill.
AZ Properly to DO removed within Ave 90 days after
nlBL order Of Chief ouarts Tlr;. Nln,.ry
BSUs Lieut.: Col, A. Q. T., 0, Q. Army. Depot
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MEDICAL,
nR. N. A. BLANKMAN,
SURGEON AND DENTIST,

Between Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets.
Refers to BishoP meGiib n Ricbmond; and all
sad Richmond, and pf. Garasti. Washiaston.
jy2i-u
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A LExANpRIA, LoupoyN AND HAMPSHIRE
"A RAILROAD.

A LExANDRIA, LoupogE AND HAMPSHIRE
WINTER SCHEDULE, n, sssalNsIno OCTOBER
TWO TRAINS DAILY lExCBpT SUNDAY BE.
rWkkn ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Lsays AisxAn driA ut q. m. aud Up. m. Leave
Hamilton At q .. N. and l7Op. IN. Leave Leos-
burg d !; 10 .. IN, and 12:l .. M
The .. m. train from Alexandria sud II 30 a. 10.
iinis RON Hsnii,Sn ssunsst NTH Ksmp's Daily
BsrryyilIsiapd wipshe'teri also. With RsapsI's
d4ys. Wednesday and Fridays, for Balls MIL,
Aidis and MddieburE. returning tuesdays, Thurs.
1, All trains arrive At Als8Apdria at eonyenisnt
No. FROM ALEXANDRIA TO
Lessburg; .,......."e2 % Minehs.ter ......,.f9 %
gi.rs,,s 9sp......" Bs,i.s Mills ........ az
:l liz Malicious ss
Goods per New YORK, philadelphia aud Bali.
more steamers, Railroad or Express, to care II, II.
HAvennet, General Agent at Alexandria, will DO
sion.
Commutstion PsssenEer. Tickets between Alex.
andria and Hamilton. and all intermodiAte sta
Hound rib TICKETS good only for day Of issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
s;s .Ss sa p9Iss q induced mates
NkTHAsiIL HAYES,
ap MI 0ensrAl Superintendent.
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Steamboat Lines,

Wines and Liquors.
JAMES NOLAN,
~ 81 2 IL
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Adjoining Metropolitan Hotel,
Dealer In
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Just received One Assortme ut Of
CARTE DOR, CABINET,
AND SILLERY CHAMPAGNES,
SHERRY, PORT, CLARET,
AND CATAwBA WINES.
FINE OLD GIN,
JAMAICA AND SANTA CRUZ RUM.
OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
yerJ superior quality.
Also fresh stock Of
FRENCH FRUITS,
CHERRIES,
PEACHES,
PEARS,
PLUMS,
FRENCH MUSTARD, SUPERIOR SWEET
OIL, PICKLES, CHOW-CHOW, ONIONS,
SARDIN WORCESTERSHIRE
SAUCE, SO,
ABSIENTH, ANGOSTURA AND CALIFOR'
MA WINE BIrTERS,
Iqeludln E fine assortment OF IMPORTED AND
sts5s sad simpie-rOOn supsrintended by TM.
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PURE-GEN UINE.
Great Reduction In Price.

"EtuE nSVuuNtHOH HH EFN6s
H0Ff'sMALT 10 q beverage particu;
larry adapted TO persons OF weak and debilitated
combinations, aud those luHering from dybpspstA,
loss Of Appette, general debility sc. II takes the
place OF and Is superior 70 ale, porter and spirlu.
liquors In all cases where nonItshing beverages
and tonios are needed.
Jos. n. Petersen,
~ Murray Street, N. Y.
Ss-sols Agents for the United States IA jyStL
4 COLUMBIA pIsPEHsARY FOR WOMEN AND
~ CHILDREN, At the Columbia Hospital, corner
Of Twenty hith street and PennsylyAniA avenue.
Open daily, Sunday excepted, from u 2p. m
Medicines and advice free OF charge to the poor.
PHYSICIANS ATTENDING
MondAy, ,,,........,..,,.,,,.u.,Dr l., W, Richie
Tuesday, ,,,.......,....,..."""Dr Louis MaeLan
Wednesday .',.'',' '''''''''''''Dr W N Lee
THURSDAY DI pussy
Friday ,,,,,.'''.''''';Dr hshIoTd
Saturday ......,...,y.,;..;..Dr u. W; Ptentisu.
every Saturday, AZ SEQ p. N aPsz.I
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
Consumers Of Wood, and cal will ands general
4 co 3 Wood aud Coal yard, First street west,
between G and D north, opposite railroad depot.
at this season viii be dealt with literally. We
deal q NO other coal than the pure " Lykens val
Ash, which will be delivered free from dirt and
othor Ijreign substance, TO any part Of the city.
which Is the hest the market can produce, aud wi
be sold at the lowest market price. Remember the
''"N'' WIN wARpEB l. CO..
Dealers In Wood and Coal, First street west, be-
huR2l-tf ...I....
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LOCAL WAT TRAINS.
Lsays washington, from Maryinnd avenue De-
Pot. ate N. and .. m q p m. 4 Dp. m. .Dr m
Leave Alsxandria, from corner Duke and Henry
streets, ~ 40 .. IN. rrom 81, Asaph aud King
Streets At sand 10 "a, and SPIN. a-.H Z
az EysNINq SPECIAL TRAINS VIM be run
on ruesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, leaving
Alexandris at ?. m. from corner 81, Asaph aud
kiny streets ketutning. leave Washington at
o. A. sTEvEks, dem sup't.
". J. PHHLPs. Gen. Manager. oea-lm
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RGilrosd Routes.

1''.''' =. . s%s ..,s, p. 7. (.
:.y;; ssssss!sa 1sS i iia VIII VII
4 L,.ye daily, ;sssS{ esa 3sY, u 10, 800 IA
|p.0A y nd II ~ In I'D .Gp,' N.
Ia, ~ ..a 40.
5000, , xos Aif1s.AsoLIs
from Aasapolis on Ss,Ssz, 4. III = y " W
GslI ron BSLfYAohs. -..r
LsAvssss an ssa y ~ q, q sndLSp.n m.
- RQi ALL PARTs OF TIE WEST.
!, Lave .d6iZ szospt saturday and Sunday. a.
|, g sstuIdiy y M, and pm,
OnbundG hn0 " and D., m. only, con
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

AoKNowIEDaalENTs.-T Sisters Of Our
Lady Of Mercy return their grateful acknowl-
edgments for the generous contributions Of
the following gentlemen of the City OF New
York, through the influence OF Mr.. Edward
DAILY, No. 224 Chambers-street. New York:
d. Lung. Esq. Sweeny Hotel, SO; P. Lynch,
ESQ.,. $50; ]. Donahon & Sons, Trout-street,
$25; B. Early. Esq. $40; n. J. Cullen. M. D.,
Brooklyn. $25; John Brasman. Esq, Fulton
street. IS; Oliphant & Guelday. Park Row, S.;
J. Quinlan. Esq, Wllliam-street, two cases Of
glassware; Major J. D. Kelly. two barrels of
-four; Mr.. James Murphy, one box ofsummer
hats.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

AUCTION SALES THIS DIP.
WADI.Aw 4 CABEw will sell at IL o'clock, at
their Office, library OF law books.
T. NJ. CATER will sell at halt-past O'Clock,
at his store, butter cheese. &c.
JEFFonDS & Co. will sell at 8 O'Clock, at their
stores, hams, shoulders, &c.
Knox, DAILY & co. will sell, at 10 O'clock at
No. Glebe-street, household furniture.
LAUREY d ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock.
at their store, choice groceries; also, at IL
O'Clock, on Central Wharf, 100, 600 new brick.
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Ahh DEHfoAD j. MAZ1GA L1N1oy1AN
TROUPE, colored, has, we learn, recently played
to full houses in Savannah. and will, in q few
days, give all who desire to attend such per-
formances an opportunity to do SO.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Nignt before last Mr.. Jacob
Goetjen died very suddenly. It is believed
thathis death was occasoned from drinking
ice water while fatlgued and excessively warm.
The funeral notice appears in another column.
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A BALL TRoUBLE.-Mrs. SAKE and Miss
Fannie SAKE were srraigned before the Mayor
yesterday, and fined FIVE dollars each, for
having q ball without permit. on Calhoun
street, and bawling out profane and abusive
language.
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A0es.-Under one year ofage, l6; between one and
fve years OF age. 9; between I've and ten years Of
age. o. between ten ard twenty years OF age s; be-
tween twenty and thirty years of age, 4; between
thirty and forty years Of age 8; between forty and
afty years Of age. q between ty and sixty ye1rs
age. 0; between SIXTY and seventy years Of age 8;
between seventy and eighty years of age Il between
eighty and ninety years Of age, Il between ninety
and one hundred years OF age. 0; over one hundred
y>are Of age. 0.
RoBERr LTBBY, NJ. D.. City Registrar.
Once OF City Registrar, July Is, 1869.
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A HINT FOR DULL TMEs.-Take advantage
OF the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the approaching business season by hav
ing your Job Printing neatly, expeditiously
and cheaply done at TIE NEWS Job Office, No.
149 East Bay.
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The News IN THE CoUNTRY.-Readers of
The NEWS going to the country can receive
their favorlte paper by mail, daily, at seventy
five cents month, by addressing a note. with
their subscription, to our publication Office.
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COLLECTOR OF CUsroMs.-Up 10 the present
ssritny neltber Dir. Mackey nor Mr.. Clark hiss
returned to the city. The new Collector, who
has the power to appoint Ave clerks eight
inspectors, two watchmen, two rortere, ana
four boatmen, will naake clean sweep OF the
old officers. The two appraisers are appoint
ed by the President on The Recommendation 81
the Secretary Of the Treasury. 1t is sta.e
that Mr.. Clark has offered to retain Alderman
r. J. Mackey and Mr.. Arthur Mackey, but both
have refused to remain. The friends OF DR..
Mackey are still confident that the appoint
rnent of MIR. Clark will not be confi med by
the Senate. Governor Geary, OF PennsylvaDia,
is, with other prominent men. laboring zeal
ously in the interests OF Dr. NJ, who still
declares that he has no desire for the Office,
but only opposes Mr.. Clark because he Is not
acceptable in any way either to Republicans or
Democrats, neither party knowing whore to
place him.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Union Kilwinning Lodge, at 8 P. M.
Masonic Fair Association, at P. M.
Stonewal Fre Company, at P. M.
Relief Loan Association, at 8 P. NJ.
Charleston Rfl amen Society, ats P. NJ.
South Carolina Mechanics Association, at 8
p, Nj,
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The DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND COM
MERo1AL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery

ct nlNo O'clock tomorrow morn ne. Business
houses wishing to subscribe tor y specitied
nusnber of copics containinc their cards, should
leaye ta9ir oe>.nrs al our counting room today.
All orders for tcr copies and over viii b. sap
sAhel ~ The rate OF two a0d 81 half ccnta pci
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w Moro Boy SrABBnp.-On Tuesday after-
: noon last four negro boys got into difficulty,
"a yard on Lynch street. during whcu one OF
them Was stabbed four times with apouSot
knife.
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Red Hor AND STILL HEATING was the mildest
term that was applied to the weather yesterday
morning. On Accommodation wharf the mer-
curry reached98. At one p. M. it was 95 In THE
NEWS Office, out when placed in the sud soon
registered 1877. The thunder storm in the
afternoon cooled the temperature consider ably,
and at three o'clock the mercury had sunk to 80
degrees.
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TEE PHILADELPHIA LINE OF SrEAMERs.-The
fine steamer J. w. Everman. Captain Snyder.
will resume her place on the PhlladelphIa line.
leaving on Saturday morning, and making
regular trips with the Prometheus. Messrs.
j. & T. Getty are the agents of the line in this
City.
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BILL OF MORTALITY. Of deaths with
in the City OF Charleston for the week ending
Saturday. July 10, 1869:
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A CHILD WHIPPED TO DEATH.-A day or two
since q negro woman living ut Myrtle Grove,
on the Combahee River. took her child into the
WOO Is, whipped her severely and want OF.
Shortly after she called the child, and receiving
no answer. went to the spot where che was left
and found her dead. Magistrate Colcock held
an inquest. and verdict was given in accord
.ance with the above statement.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CtrCulatton.-THB DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
C0GNIzED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHERS THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
1NG IN THE POSTOEFYCE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. 1ccoRDzNG TO THE PRoH1s-
xoNS OF THE NEW P0STOFF7CE LAW.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

THE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation OF
which Is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
S'est advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu ltions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, Or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles of value,
The NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADvER-
TIsEMENTs. payment for which must invariably
be made Uhea the order is gioen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. govetnesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servantd, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants Of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
classes specified
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words .2S cents
81 FouR LINES or 80 words. -. 40
=" FIVE LINES or 40 words. so
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
NEWS Office bv P. M.
Range or Thermometer at tho Ncws
once.
T. M. =: M: A u N: |. 1 ?: M: . ?: M:
Wednesdav.. se % 90 81
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THE DETECT1vE z FoRoE.-At the last meeting
Of Council an ordinance was introduced relative
to the Detective force Of Charleston. The or
dinance provides that the Detective force shall
be entirely independent OF the Police d ,part-
ment. To the Detective force Of Charleston
the citizens have bean. in a great measure, in
debted for the infrequency Of crime, as it is
well known that when the detectives have been
''put upon a case" it has been thoroughly
''worked up" this of course deterring the
wicked from prosecuting their nefarlous de-
signs. For this reason the Detective force
should be sustained. Those who are informed
assert that Detective force to be efficient
must be independent of the Police Depart
ment, and must have it's own officers End it's
own rules and regulations. II such be. the
case, and there seems to be no reason to doubt
it, Council should, at the next meeting, adopt
the ordinance. 1t is essential that the city
should continue to have what it has had for
several months past-an industrious, compe-
tent detective force.
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b SLNESS NOTICES.
CRUELTY TO ANIndALs.--T work horses in
this weather without the Dexter Horse Bon
net. For sale at Chapeau & Hefferon's. No. 68
Meetlng-street. July 15
SUMMER TOURISTS, before starting for the
country or the watering places, should supply
themselves with the best trunks and valises,
at Chapeau & Hefferon's. No. SO Meeting
street. next to the Mills House, or send their
old trunks to be nicely repaired and renovated
at the same establishment. July Is
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS Of all denomina-
tions. also Proprietary STAMPS, full assort-
ment always kept on hand, aud for sale by
HUGER & RAVENEL,
No. 68 East Bay,
July 10 Opposite Courier Office.
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THE OArBRPrLAR I'M FLoR1DA.-Vhe Savar-
nah News makes the following extracts from
letters received by factor in that city, from
reliable parties in Florida. in relation to the
appearance Of the caterpillar in that State:
GAINESVILLE, FLA, July 8, 1869.
The caterpillar has made Its appearance be-
yond doubt. There is scarcely cotton weed
on our place that has not one or more leaves
eaten. We are no alarmist and looked upon
the cry raised some weeks ago as unfounded;
but we can deceive ourselves no longer; the fly
con be seen in the evening in countless mum.
bers.
ELLrsv1LLE, Fla, July 6, 1869.
The pest Of Flori Ia has commenced it's work
Of destruction in Aachua County, and have
heard OF some in Columbia, but have not seen
any on my farm. The cotton crop is growing
very fast, and If it were not tor the worm o
fair crop could be raised; but Alachua is one
of our largest planting counties, and as they
are already there the crop will necessarily be 3
short one.
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NEW DRY GOODS HoUsE.-Mr. Henry Camp
sen. who for many years past has been con-
nected with the firm OF Uferhardt& & Campseu,
has withdrawn from it and opened dry
goods establishment at No. 22a King street
He has purchased an entirely new stock in New
York. 1t is stock exactly suited for this sec.
ton, and could only have been selected by o
person Of experience, to which title Mr.. @. can
most justly lay claim. In selecting, he had in
view both quality and cheapness. and we
venture to assert that at place in the city are
the raj es more reasonable. MIR. c., in addi-
tion to his experience, is energetic, kuo va the
wants Of the people, and is determined to suit
them, in which effort he cannot fail of success.
UNITED STATES COURT July 14-HoN. GEO.
8. BRYAN, JUDGE, PREs1D1Na.-The following
business was disposed Of to-day:
In the case Of j. M. Blackberry, creditor, va.
VIM. T. Farley, petition to establish lien, il
was ordered that the creditor have leave with
in thirty days to establish his lien.
Petition Of Joseph L. Dowdle, Of Chester. 70,
final discharge, was referred to Registr ar Claw
son for final hearing.
In the case Of Thomas w. Harllee vs. w.
w. Harllee, petition TO establish lien, the
report OF the registrar was confirmed.
The Judge ordered that notice be published
in the proceedings Of court that the Admiralty
Docket Swould be called and finally disposed
of on next Friday, at 10 O'clock.