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What it Costs.

A short time ago conscientious assessor
in Abbeville County went to plantation
for the purpose OF assessing the taxes Of the
freedmen employed there. Tho freedmen
were about thirteen in number, and the as
sessment occupied the official from morning
TO night. When the work was done, the as
SCISSOR found that the whole amount that the
freedmen were assessed-apart from the
educational tax OF one dollar each-would
realize for the State just seuentyJfpe cents
provided that none OF the thirteen tax-pay-
ers failed to pay the tax. The assessor re-
ceives three dollars for his days work, and
consumed about fifty cents worth OF sta
tionery; so that 1t cost the State three dol
lars and fifty cents to obtain the right to
collect Mree:fourths Of one dollar. Well
may we rise up and call this system blessed |
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private reception room for the purpose. Wet
nurses will bo provided for the children, and
their management Will be under tho direction
Of DR.. Reynolds, who has accepted the post of
physician Of the institution. There arc but
four sisters at present in charge of tho estab-
Iishment, but more will be added rs they arc
needed.
"A New York letter Of Friday says: ''The
newspapers have worked up the Fisk, Gould,
CorbIn, ct al, imbroglo with 30 much persist
ancc that, at last, matters are coming TO o
crisis, in which the truth of the whole affair
will either come TO light or be forever smoth-
cred In grand coup Of some one of tho prin-
cipals. 1t is already rumored quite extensive
ly THAT General Butterleld of the Sub!Treasury,
and who now is supposed by some to have
played hand in the gold game, has sent
his pronunclamento to tho foreman Of the
grand jury, who has been investigating the
case, telling him to suspend further pro-
ceedings In this case for the present. 1t
Is also rumored that Butter1eld has his In
structlons, either directly or Indirectly, from
President Grant, and that he is backed up by the
leading Radical politicians Of this city. They
viii have strong Democratic influence to
contend against in the State Court, however,
ana IL iB nopeo tnat tne grand jury VIII 20 on
at once with the investigation Of these notori-
ous proceedings. Mr.. Fisk and Mr.. Gould are
both ready and anxious to be called before the
grand Jury to testify in the case, and 1t is said
that should they be cheated out of an exami-
nation, and the matter be hushed In the courte,
o strong influence will be brought upon Con-
gress this winter to have the whole affair thor
oughly ventilated. The Times continues in Its
attempt to defend the alleged conspirators, but
the Republican press is almost unanimously
the other way. The impression here is that
unless the President removes General Butter
field, the odium Of the affair will rest with
Grant, and hina ,slpaQst alone"
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Edri6 for Sale.
01O0 ACRES TOsLEASE FOR "A
A4NGO TERN OF YEARs.-The largo and

0I00 ACRES .TOa:LEASE FORA
AJEOO. TERN OF YEARS.-The large and
o as kes Ell Pas
and clay abounding In deposits Of mari. 700 acres
OF splendid cottonland; 100 acres'of It will make
o bng to the acre; location perfectly healthy p
the year; four and q half miles from Lewlsyaie,
South Carolina Railroad; well Bettled has ben IN
constant cultivation since the war; has Brnecea-
sary buildings; smail dwelling, barns !, ssables, ,
ginhonse, screw, laborers' houses. Lon's Ofeek
runs through the estate and furnisdcs one OF the
best sites for factory In the 2. 49, q "a. a..
ANVIL M be s11 G with the Lease improyed ImnIs. nhe
ments, Briniy Ploushs asy Gin, Dickson Cotton
Seed enough 70 afns f M en.re ao crop; Soo9
corn. All VIII De sold sn the place, lnwIfor(c cash.
Parties desirfng to le.so are Ieqqested toinspect
satsisction, u Foy terms, apply to Has LAW
RENOE KEITT. st Matthew's P. o., 0rangebnrg
RsFRRsSss.lM T. B. whaiey, J. O. Keitt,
Esq., Orapseburg; H. w. Peronneau, ESQ, VII.
liam Middleton, Esq, Charleston. s5ff AcfF'''fN
+. Oct2E mwf2moS IJge4 ~ ~, b. ..9g-tl
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and browbeaten by Radicalism-by stamps
on goods and tribute on sales, and visits Of
spies end vexatious and unjust decisions
officials. When the opportunity is afforded
we rather think that he and all OF us who
are now investing in tho Treasury will say,
"Gentlemen, we think it is time for q
changet"
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Cost anO fon,,o

! oST AND FOU>tD AtiAIS. M YOr
rave ost anything, make It .uUv -.
Puoiio tiiiuuyh this column The rate for twenty
% Moads or less each insertion, is Is cents II paid
II OST, FROM No. 26s KING STREET,
IN yesterday morning, about O'Clock, q white
BOLL TERRIER PUP, three months old, with a
biacH mark on point OF nose. reward viii be
given TOT his return to the owner. J. SHAW.
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Notices in Baukrnptrp.

TN BANKRUPTCY.--N THE DISTRICT
i COURT OF THE United STATES FOR THE
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAR0LINA.-Bx parte WIN.
T. SIIUNATE and A. BLYTHE, AssIgnees, In re
JOHN w. GRADY, Bankrupt.-Petlflon to sell
Ree Estate, unlncumbcred, call In Lien Creditors,
tiINotlce is hereby given to all Creditors hold
ing Liens against the Estate OF JOHN w. GRADY,
that they are required to establish the same be-.
fore w. ]: .CLAwsoN, ESQ.,, Registrar, at Yorkvile.
3. u, within forty days from the date hereof, or
be barred from all benefits Of the decree for dis.
tributlon to be made in this case. i1uin
BY order OF Hon. GEO. 8. BRYAN, Judge of said
Court. w. T. SHUMATE, :. so,,,a.. -
i, .icii.. ,!i,.' A.BLYTHE, AssigneeF'
Greenvllle, 9. G., September is, 1869.
octl8 mwf18 ' "'
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-TNTN TN T0''7 OF r"-N-V-0'-'T sub"
are roquifcrto make It rar, 90 the nsii
toGon Atcnrliu@ to i7t published hy
iae N&w YurG i",bHar twra yrtG.c box.
aiready voted !nr it, y .ais::i>.Ar'. 81. ~
s 80 l.9llsiupa, eB[issss, ~, ~. ~
NainsE"-i !ssli9ar, .sjev Yorks NJ. ,Io,; d.
D." neva''a Nehsaska, a,'.Sorb CSssaS ;sis: i
pennsS'yanini il'onig Carolina, H.dst,v sass:Es
'sfonsin Nil'gnin gnd vc5.pca,5fs' SssSs FIJI
mainacr M'ssisam' nui Texas are rrouireg
Ic,5a9 j" 5fa9iilS }... q. eondison Of rs"nstruc,ioa
certain 10 ra..,. and ONO &Ii, !; :eS
tho number Of twenty-eight
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BROKER, No. / BROAD STREET,

= Buys and sells on Commission, Bonds, Stocks,
Bank Bills, and Securities OF all kinds. The high
est market prices obtained. ~.
Any information desired, by letter or otherwise,
Broad street, or through Poseofice Box 3Or, ~
Will a1so attend to the inyestpents OF money In
large and small amounts. uHfl'O
!. REPBRxN0Rs.-Wagner, Huger & Co.. Reeder q
Dnyis, G. A. Trenholm Son, w. C. Bee Co.,
Thomas 'E:i Waring, Cashier South Carolina Loan
and Trust Company; Pclzer, Rodgers Co., ]. d.
Aiken and Co., George ii. Walter d Co.. Cohen,
>Hanckel Co, Andrew Smonds, President First
National Bank. -, ~ sept2I amos DkC
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1N0OO ACRES IN WILLIAMS
BURG COUETY-IoO acres of

which are cleared and rs acres now under cuIti.
walton In corn, cotton and rice. Tho tract is
heavily timbercd with pine, oak, cypress and
hickory, and contains q dwelling and outbulid-
ings, with fifteen cabins for laborers; also one
good mill Site Average production OF the land
ty-iye bushels OF ri0e to tho acre, without fert
Zers. The region abounds In mari deposits
four miles from Black Mingo Creek, nnd twenty.
i've miles from Georgetown Greek, which is navl-
Price OF the tract s16,ooo; one half cash, the
balance In one and TN years, secured by bond
and mortgages. Any smaller number Of ncrcs
will he sold nt moderate advance on this rate
PARTIES deeiflng TO inspect the tract can do 30 by
leaving tho Northeastern Railroad at Kingstroe,
and lnIniring the way to my place, twenty-three
the projected Georgetown Railroad. q Address
JAS. F. OARRAWAY,S Survivor OF Perkins & Car
raway, Georgetown Postof1ce, q. o. ~. 4e ~ ftgis
sept20 mwf2moes pAo ~ d N % ANE ar lt.f
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ITO r RENT,s, HOUSE No, sToLL's
Apply y. e Mrs. JORDAN No: zig Tag Alley.
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G00 XOREs. -To CAPITALIsFs.-

R1" ACRES.-TU, CAPITALISTS
m 9r pssros safo ns
part OF the estate OF the late Colonel Ke.tt con.
sating OF about 600 acres $50 Of It cleared. It q
Ing streams Boil rich. red olayy well adapted 70
cottoi,S corn, wheat; ;,rootfcrops and clover. Clt
mate mate, healthy al the year. for
Ing plantations owned by gentlemen who reside
there and secure good order The buildings Wero
burned, but lumber mills being near, they oouid be-
replaced cheaply. A large Stete roai conriSctsft
VIII. Lewisyilloi South Carolina Railroad, 'six
mlcs distant The above Ia splendid cfanoo
pleasant, healthy seoHon. iIns 1909 thesoTlantis
were returned at $40 per acre. WIN ibe aold ct
RRNCE iKElTT, Society Hill g. q. i. -. sii fS
:, RREsREh0Rs. -Aalor z. B. tWhaiey,J J, O.. Keitt,
ESQ, 0rangGourS; II: W.. Peronne1u, lEsq. viii
liam Middleton, Eaq, Charledton. -
oct11 mwf2mospSo ~ ~ ft8
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TlO RENT OR LEASE FOR A. TERM OF
Il years, valuable and extensive Brick Yard
on Cooper River fifteen milea from the civ. with
q nne andlngi the case In good order and the
clay oi excellent quality and inexhaustible sun.
ply. Apply ut this ONCE. octa2 fwasp
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ITO RENT, A FURNISHED. OR UNFUR
4 NISHEp ROOM, at No. ~ Jasper Court.
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The Republican success in Ohio makes it
tolerably certain that the Fifteenth amend
ment will be ratified during the coming
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NO RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX
l. TUHES for grocery and bar-room, corner
tag tLongtude Lane and East bay. To an approved
large square Rooms, with fire places back piazGas
and and ctstern water on every stMy. The rooms
ROSE on the premises q V5lt octl6
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S'UPERIos COLOGNE wAlgEE|Rl.

Dr. II. BAER.
oc1 No. 15i Meeting street.
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HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS.
IL &c., now vacant, can readily be rented by
ADVERTISING them In this eoiamn. fhe rate Is Is
paid In advance. A' -
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DEAL ESTATE. "A ACOMMODIOUS AND
LII substantial three-story brick HOUSE, con-
talning six square rooms, dressing rooms, pantry
and store-roos, with kitchen OF five rooms, sta
bic, &cy In cntral part OF the city, for sale by
WARDLAW &CAREW. LII .s oct13 Mfn
HORSES AND MULES Ito ARRIVE
IL. this day, 22d, an extra lot OF young broke
MULES and HORSES. and for sale at tpe snbscrlb-
er's Stables. WEST. Lin ll5I oct1s::
iDRINTING PRESS FOR SALE ATSigA
IL GREAT BlRGAN.-one smaIl Cylinder TAY-
LOR PRBSS In complete repair. 1t has been but
little used ahdis sold simply because the present
owner has no use for It. The size Of the bed OF
tue Press is forty -four by fty-elght inches. Said
Press Will be sold at great bargain II applied for
At once, as the room II occupies is wanted for
other purposes. Address, Box No. 37s5 New. York
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NO RENT, THE DWELLING HOUSE.
l NO. 90 Coming street, containing seven al
commodations. Terms moderate. Possession
given Isl October. Apply at No.!T' George street.
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'pOOMS TO RENT.-THREE UNFUR-
HI NlSHED rooms in O residence pleasantly
situated In the Testern part OF the city. Terms
moderate. Jor further particulars, apply at No.
u pougng stleet..n. .octl2
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DLEASANT ROOMS, COMFORTABIY
furnished, and Board, at Mrs MILLERiS.
No. o HuasoA street. oot2 sMImo
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6iopes, Ramacs, &r.
g YES AT HOLES ALE

TIE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF noR
TON & SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BUsI.
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS. FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE
WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES AT CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE SOME
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH.
OUT THE AID OF oHIMNHYs IF NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP.
ERLr, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
PRICE-HAvH SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS. THOUGH BUT SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO BRICK K-woRK TO SET
THEM UP.
THE STOCK OF HEATING sTol % EMBRACES
CAST-IR0N AIR.TTGHTS, RUSS1A-IRoN AIR
TIGHTS sIx-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, DC.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
WIN. SHEPHERD d CO.,
No. 20 HAYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON 8. c..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., HERRING &
LII CO., Factors and rC0mmisAiou merchants,
have removed from Accomm6 6dation Wharf 70
horth Atlantic Wharf, .,diHss octs Isio
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for 9ale

- IL - sssssSsss sasfsA CJIRCNOMET METtR.
~. En- 9, ~ IL o;hcppard. tcancnieli
III Sis,6i $s 10 seer st 4. o.
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NO RENT, IN A ACENTRALAND C PLEAs-
Il: II ANT part of the city, a HOUSE OF six upright
tres large clstern, and gas throughout the hoiSe:
II VIII DO rented with the Furniture or without
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u EMOYED.-RIECKE * tSCHACHTE
~ have this day removed their Auction and
commission business to VENDUE RANGE, ga.
see their old CUSTOMERS = We oot2o
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*Remcpals.

ID EMOvA 1.-THE, UNDERSIGNED
III would respectfully inform his friends and
customers that he has rem oved from No, e2T to
6to King street, directly opposite the. old STAND,
where ne Will keep q fine assortment OF STATION.
FRY, Blank Books, New Novels, Periodicals, &C.
g oct27 ~ s.fG J! SILVERSTBIN y
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PIE COURTS.

CRInINAL CouRr. Judge Wyli.-Yesterdav,
Sandy Parksr vas convicted OF psttif larceny,
Mr.. Darlington annouucsd the death OF Hon.
Ea~afd bates, late Attorney General. and
Judge Wylie after appropriately responding,
oraereo the court TO adjourn.
An assault with intent 10 kill, plead guilty of
an assanlt and battery. and was sentenced TO
pay nne OF se5. Rittenhouse p. Fink, assault
AUG s os',ery; noile pros. Leonard Havck, in.
oicted for larceny; certificate from Court In
0eneraI Term dismissing appeal arraigued
ana pleads not guilty. John Lyons, indicted
assault and battery. Dennis Lomax plead
guilty OF petty larceny, aud was seutenced to
10 days at labor In jail Thos. Williams. petit
larceny. verdict guilty, and sentenced 70 six
CIRCUIT. COURT Judge Cartter,-rhis morn.
ing, the Downing will case was resumed, and
the evidence concluded Bletz agt Talberg
referred. -
ORrHANe' OoBRT. Judge Purceu-rhs
morning, the will Of the late Bryan Green,
made ON the LIST ms tant, was filed aud admitted
70 probate. He appoints his brother Michael
Green executor, and makes the following be-
9uests: To his brothers, James f. and John T.
Green, S3,O0o each to James Toner, $1,000; to
his sister Mary Allows Rev. Mr.. Kean, Of
81. Patrick's Church, and cousin Margaret
kearpey, 500 each; Rev. p. +. Mccarthy, S5a:
children, $1,000 each: to Thomas Green. b-othe
III ireland, 5000; TO his mother, Mary Green,
IN ireland. $3.50, house and lot on street, in
trust Tor his sister Margaret Rain "; lot on ~
street, aud lots 65s ann CSC, in the Homestead
Village In Baltimore county, Nd, Ia trust for
MS nephew, James Micbasl Gre-n, aud The
Paiance OF hts estate 10 his brother Micha
Vtreen. Letters testamsutary were is ued 20
Hichael Green; bond $4,000. Letters of 40 =
I1inistration on the estate OF Jane Nugent were
Aued to samuel H. Howell; bond si20J. Tue
~ n-cupative will o. the late Constantine
Mve, bequeathing her property = her sister
MY Decima Preuss was filed and proven.
andiletters of administration, with the will
annexed, were issued TO II. Clay Preuss; bond
$1,000.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs iu seersetewn.

EPISCOPAL CaUkCHes-Electios Of VsStry-
Men and Wdrdens.-Ths following vestrymeu
ana wardens were elected for the ensuing year
in the respective churches, as foliovs:-S.
Johns Church-Vestrymen electrd-H ".
Cooke, Robert Dodge, John Msrbury. Jr. W.
@. Ridgely. and holding over, Prof. M. Ta--
nall, George Waters, Chas. Z RuttenhousA aud
Capt. VIM. Singer; Wardens--Geores Waters
and Robert Dodge. Christ Church-VesIry-
men eIected-P 7. Berry, Evan Ly ons. DIR. a.
Tyler and Benz. Miller, and holding over, W
s. Cox, O. NJ. Matthews, Col. J. ID. Kur,z ana
VIM. X. Boggs; Wardens-4eorge Ao,ou and
VIM. Knowles. The election of vestrymen for
Grace Church was postponed tilI next week
Tbs CANAL.-The arrivals of boats to the
present date number seventy, most Of wh,Sn
brought produce from along the line of the
canal. But faw boats loaded with coal have
arrived from Cumberland, and those Unsigned
TO private parties. None Of the boats bsloug.
ing to the various coal companies have yet re-
ported.
hIvKR FRoNr-The only arrival to-day IL
he steamer New York, Jones, from Philadel.
PA,a, win merchandise for District mercaauts
Theie 10 quite a freshet IN the rIyer, AMI the
Wharves are lined with the coIored population
securing the drift wood, which is floating
down in large quantities.
MERCHANTS ExcHANGR-rhe offerings on
'chsnee ms morning amounted to nearly 800
bushels red wheat, but no sales Were effected.
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Ne. 1901
llY THl PREeIDENr OF THE UNITED
- STATES.

me. 1901
spy TIN pREsIpeNr or Inn uNrrrn
h ~ aT.Ersf Aho onAIAD
nn
n Pk0CLAMATION
FOB THE kALE or CERrAIN LANDS IN
WISCONSIN,.
Pm siosnt Of the United states Of ineries' do
hereby declare and make kno sn that q public ale
the tate Of WISCONSIN, at the perieds heSeinsfser
NoyG Of ba,, i,., mad W,a or,.. e..,,,.
me,;dfas "'"e'Po'
At the Land O0lcs ~ RsY6IILD. eo-u~>rsr.
on MONBAY IL. ~ NH day a. n Az for ~ StsrsSs
esI II the fTac{s a ian6s herein ~ rS~ ,x.
Eest ~ eecfien uue IN, sersions 4 Il n N =,
Is Ia, 49, ., .; east half section 81 secticn: "a 3
a n ~ 81: east hsif ee cfion S srcfioIS - ~ q
tovrship 1S north Of range 1esf ~
No,,i Of p... -. ..d Eas, AZ ~. E,-,, ~
A. N. I..,A omSS "a. - M1sG M ~.
ING o. MOnDat, the 3seh dol Of eay nett. for
SS.sH VI soe Hsco VI INA nereinAfter
ssTnNs.s;.. q, - .. ..
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DROpcsALs FOR SUPPLIES AND RAMS
L PORTATION Fob The q. g. NAVY.

L POkTATION FOB The q. g. NAVY
Sealed Proposals to be endorsed on the enveIope
Bids for supplies trans Dor as the
may bel VIII be received at this Off &c until one
cleek p. %: the let proximo, for the following
the resi- quality and delivered fee OF sxSeps s a. q,
ibe Hsyy Yard. New York, subject to the usual
inspection therest, to Wit:
SUPPLIES
BE,eas Of NarixdtioR.
Luz gallons Lard Oil In well cooDered casks Of
about 20 gallons each.
900 bari els Beef. Go barrels Poff' 10 oS Doons.
Drieo Apples 100 Atss Kettles, 5000 SDoo 40, 500
boxes Bleaching 500 half barrels for packing Pro-
visiena, 90 hickory Hoop Poles, 10 feet LONG ana
sDnIdIss Inch merchantable loop Iron, ali to be
Transportation from Navy Yard. New York. 70
Navy Yard 1t Mare Island, California, In sailing
BNeam Of Ordnance
Tor IL boxes OF Fuses, weighing 2.6ls pounds.
BsrssE Of PyortsiOss aad C7otAias.
For so barrels Beef and Pork. 90 hall barrel,
Bu ter Also, IS bales ard 10 boxes (neasurine
The right 10 reserved TO reject any or Gil bid.
s s may not be deemed advantageous to the Gov
Proposals for trans portation to give name of
day Of sailing. Freight free of primAse. payasis
In currency, amer return Of receiDted bill Of L.
kssyorsible security required for the PROMPT and
iaithfoi delivery Of supplies avarded, within
, twenty GAY, blank forms for With may be oD-
Proposals no. duly endorsed on the spvelops. And
not made in ell rrsIrcts TO con form With this 60
Sertisenent and blank forms furntshsd, viii not
Parties mailing proposal, are invited to he pres
sst at the hour named sboye; yhsp TIE bids win
ma 20 81 Paymaster, U. Navy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30

The PsToNAC fRoNT-The river to-day is
very much swollen IN consequence OF the
heavy rams which have fallen, ana quau-
utes OF drift wood from the upper shores are
floating Down. somewhat 10 the detrimeut of
steam boats and other vessels against which il
lodaes Much of IL Is washed ashore and
eagrrly seized on by the large number o.
poor people " no have no other means of sup
plying themselves. The steamer Wawaset lef
the Potomac Ferry wharf this morning for
Currioman and intermediate landings, with a
heavy fre,ght and large number of passengers
The steamer Arrow. S.ackpole, m ade her usual
dsiiy trip to Mount Vernon and Narshall's
Lsnding, with passengers and ails. At Car
ters wharf the schooner Mark Collins. Groves.
hrs arrived from Norfolk with lumber for J
W. Linville Il Go. and A. Mccullough Sailed
schooner b. q. Nobman, West, down the river
light. Nm.-Sailed from Philadelphia, 26th
instant, schooner Little Rock, Richmau. with
l07 tons OF coal for J. Z. Miller.