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BLOOD PursHoSs


e7er k1ole and tOta Gu iessses rcsutRC freps
GA" Gtoo6 Keep yoltTGISySa slood pure keep yotT
LfrsT IN ordeT; Keep sr-g- diCsSifre orGaaE
IN soat51d, he1Lzy ~ = Esoorattss., by khs ~,
o. Etcss TSEscdtcssEzzS and IgsLl
ere' asSad yOsE Tie the conIry recommend
N'" y yeors Of honest reputation 20 for a1tytiz0
y0H As1tSE 10y htese preparations.
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SFEyGER,S SHFTER
1t recommends itself.
Special attention given to
JObbing in Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron.
at lowest possible rates.

WHOLESALE MERCHANTs' LISTS
now ready, and viii be sent on application
by mail or III person.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicIes are DESTROYED,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Yigor can
only benefit but not harm ik If wanted
merely for
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The Cambria Freemao
WILL BE PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNnac
At Ebensburz. Cambria r.

At Ebensburs, Cambria Co.. p
1T the .joILoseing rates. payable .osk, d
months from date Of sNbssriBb,T, '''
One copy, one year, 49, "a
One copy, six months,
One copy, three months,
Those who fail to pay their subscr-.
until after the expiration Of six month, =
be charged at the rate of $3.50 psr -.
and those who fall to pay until after n.
piratiou. Of twelve months will be cbsr,.5
the rate of $500 per year.
Twelve numbers constitute or,-.
twenty five, SIX months; and fifty lg,af-,
one year.
.- RATES or ApyERTTeIss
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aETRIBUTION.
A Startling Instance Of the Jns-
tice of Heaven.

From the Bucyrus tohiol FoaGm. Feb l3l
The retribuiivs justice Of Heaven has
never been more clearly shown or eXeno-
pllfisd than ia the fate of the Judge and
jury y hO acquitted the murderer Of the
lamsntsd BOlmeyer.
Tae circumstances surrounding the
case are too we'll known to justify re-
hearsal at this time. Briefly, q brutal
besst, DesTing the name OF Brown, in
cold blood, and without the slightest
prov0cation, asssssinated B0lmeyer on 3
public street Ia Dayton, in broad day
light, in the presence Of numerous Wit
nesses, for the only reason that Bolmeyer
was the editor-in-ehief Of the Dayton
Empire, 3 Democratic paper. Brown,
being fssTful OF the just indignation OF
the people Of Montgomery county, pray
ed for change OF venue, had his case
transferred TO the loyal county Of Miami,
and, If er mock trial, was acquitted
BY a jury ofgsLized for that purpose by
2 loyal cJUrt anu Sheriff, nOtWiihstaDd-
ing the proIf Of guilt wss ineontests5le
and overwhelming.
This was he judgment oi man. Now
witness the j2dzment of Almighty God
Every j1ryman On the panel tEat &C.
Quilted Brown CT the murder Of Bol-
meysc has since been bereit OF reason,
mes unnatural death, or committed sui
eide and, ss a fitting capetGne to this
arch OF retribuiive justice, Judge PAP
song, wEO Pre-. i1ed over the mock Trial,
died q few days since q horrible deEth in
the Lunatic Asylum at Dayton.
Verify those VINO SOW the wind shall
reap the WhirlWind"
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THE NUDE DRAMA.
A Blast against "Biack Crook -
Nakedne

The Lord Chamberlain OF England,
who by law has supervision over theaters
and their productions, recently addressed
d circular condemning the nudity In
duIgsd In by women employed in " Black
Crook performances. In response,
q An Actress off-rs some comments
upon this order through the columns OF
the London Telegraph:
The circular Of the Lord Chamberlain
10 the managers of theaters hardly hits
the right nail on ihe head when it i'm
putss the tlan8e 20 managers OF theeters,
for the want Of discretion and good taste
in tho impT0rriety Of the costumes Of
the ladies IN the pautt mines and bur-
lesques. a tbG8ter is now conducted
purely as e commercial speculation, and
the msnsger merely provides that fare
FOR his patrons, the public, which brings
most grist to mill. I is the public who
are to blame for encOursg ging the want
OF taste snd-dress. For actresses them
selves, I can only with difiiience speak,
though l can certainly assert that the
repugDance to assume the costumes re-
feTred TO Is general in the profession +; but
actresses have to work for their living,
aud in most csses what pays best is the
guiding rule. Necessarily what pays the
manager best pays his employees best.
Actresses, be 10 remeu bered, DO not pro-
vide their own costumes. These are de-
signed for them by some one stthe man
ager's request (WhO is guided by the pub
lie demsnd), and to refuse TO wear them
would be tsEtsmount to giving notice
and losing the chance OF employment.
In my own case, for instance, on
taking nay present engagement, 1
made 3 provisO not TO appear n boys
parts, nor To play in tights. Conse-
quently had to accept very low terms.
Had I teen willing to accept any part,
aud plsy il any costume, 1 could have
commanded double my present salsry
The manager, am sure, did not for ons
moment think 1 should act any better 10
tights; but be thought, with whst reason
I cannot say-aod / trust that # may
evsr remain a mOOted questiOn-that ]
should draw better the less l was clsd
Luckily, l could afford to resist the
temptation OF increased pay; bat to
very many Of the most honest, hard
working, ard respectable actresses OF
the day, the extra salary is OF tie grest-
est Importance; often having not only
themselves but Others dependent on
them, they are compelled to pocket their
pTiGe-snd the extra cmolument. The
public who crowd the theatsrs and ap
pleud the costumes complained Of are
the DeOple to blame, and it IS TO them
the Lord Chamberlain should have is-
sued his warning"
This subisct is likely to De vigorously
discussed in England. 1t might be con-
sidered with advantage in this country.
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OPTHALMY.
THE GEE8TESE DISCOVERY OF THE
AGF. BZ DR. L. STERN tOPTI-
TEALMIU PHYsICIAS,
FROM PRUssIA},

Whose skin is marvellous in restoring persons
to perfect sight, u no were almost blind from
age - disc So. fIr they can now read or write
prominently UilhOuJ speciacies. Certificates
anu O. irIDnis's - is effect can De inspected
81 the 10 s-0I's OH - Iron Europeans and
Ameficans.
Fsrso.s who deaf wish to have their sight
restored. al have tbs famous improved and
h;guly recJfr Eiendet Austria ian Crystal Glass
spectaeles accurately and scientifically sd-
jusied 70 th-ic Eyes, with uneiring accuracy,
~ Vi. L. g..
G rt.tic tss verbatim. nom tbs undersigned,
Mtd.eal Professors and distinguished gentls-
mel in Memphis, Tenn!
We take great pleasure Ia stating that the
improved Asstrs iatl Cr3 q al Glass SPecLaclls, s,
which &C h'tVe ObLaluet fsCm DE-. L. stern, are
the best We ever used. Oar own experience
ruIfy su5lsi : tie test n Onials OF excellence
ana comm sudati N which he has received
from seIJtemen Of science in variOCs par S OF
our g untry, ard would hence cheerfuliy re-
commend toe "a TO all VINO Yish to benefit and
improve tdeirsiZ1E. Respectfully,
A. X. Taylor. AI . =. ". Avent, Md.
Ionn Z. F. iyser. II D.. L. w. Creighton, "a D.,
T. g. brown, nd, L. c. Malone, Nd,
" Z Irwin, MD, WIG. Taylor, Jr,, IS D.,
ate, E;c.i Etc.
Detective hearing restored, and sll diseases
OF the Eye aud Ear carefully and successfully
treat by DR.. =, who Is highly recommended
by tie most prcmlueut cttizesS and scientific
gentlemen OF Ihts country and Europe
Olfisr hours from ID ~ II N. and 20 p.ril al
Nc 2ss Main street, Memphis, Tena. fsols
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In particular, for opposing the repeal of
the tenure-of-office law. aud the Evening
Post deuOUnces the Tribune as insipeefe
ia its expressions Of approval OF Cen.
Grants speech.
THE EXCITEMENT IN REAL ESTATE
Is increasing. The grounds Of the New
YORK. Hospital, at the head Of Pearl
street IL Broadway, were leased to-day
st a yearly ground rent per lot OF from
S2650 to all 500. The plat is situated IN
The center Of the dsy goods district:
Over twenty tho0saui dollars are paid
fer choice Of Central Park lots for resi-
deRcss.
THE CUBAN SITUATION.
The news from Havana to-day indi-
eating 3 probable collision between the
Cuban aud United States authorities,
causes mucn excitement. 1t is thought
our Government Will have to send
powerful Fl set to Havana to protect our
citizens there and the interests OF our
Government. and various filibustering
schemes aTe actually prof scted.
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nion were knocking about town in the
most reckless manner, stirring up q
general eommoti0n 10 that quiet burg,
sni causing some apprehension es to
what might be the ultimate result OF
their mad freaks. Both were intOxicst-
ID, and Dunn carried shotgun, which
he sluug around in 8 v'ry suggestive
manner. The chief OF police, Mr.. Jet
ton, thinking it necessary for the public
pesce and quiet, to arrest these. dashing
b,oods, attempted to take them into GUS
iody, when Dunn's companion COM
menced fumbling after his revolver evil
dently with murdeFous intent. This
proceeding was observed by man
named January, who rushed up, and
Just as the young man had got Out bis
weapon wrenched it from his hand. At
this Dunn drew up his shotgun to hre
at January, but the piece was discharged
too high and no damage was done.
January Immediately shot Dunn, killing
him almost instantly. Thus this ssd
affair ended. The homicide wgs arrest
ed, but will, of course, be released on the
score Of having acted in self-defanse.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco. February IL
A heavy rain storm has prevailed for
the last tsO days thrOugsOut the entire
State. Rsilrosd sDd telegraph commu-
nication interrupted in all directions. a
portion OF the San Jose Railroad has
been washed away and the track oi the
Central Pacific covered with water from
ne Sacramento river, which has over
flowed irs banks. Bridges of the North
erE California road '@eEe swept away by
foods. There has been 8 severe storm
in the mountains, snow drifting twelve
to fifteen feet in places. Heavy slides
reported along the central Pacific road
uea- Emigraut Gap and Cisco, destroy
frp portion Ct the snow sheds. Thus
far trains have been detained but few
hours.
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TIE MILITIA

The force Of militis at this post has
sweiled up to nearly elsveR hundred
men. Ga sunday 102 men came IL and
yesterday elghty-seven.
Capt. Hammer arrived yesterday with
q company of State Guards, from Sewer
county, Z lst Tennessee. Capt. Hammer
is 8 son of the Representative from Sc
vier county, and brings a company Of
stout young men from that old banner
county, where the very atmosphere OF
her mountains inspires with love OF
country, love Of peace snd Law,
AS vet, there have come no orders f5T
the distribution Of troops over the State.
The first regiment Of militia, num Der
ing about 1000 men, was organic ID In
North Nashville yesterday afternoon.
Can't. Candle, AdjutGnt.G sneral Of the
State Guards, was appointed Colonel.
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FROM FRANKFORT. KY.


FRANKFORT, February l6.
Tbis morning, between 4 and O'Clock,
John w Lee, of Lexington, who was
during the war Government baker cut
his 1ifs's throat with a razor and then
his own. A sister OF the wife was dis
turbad by the noise, and went into the
room in time to cave the life OF Lees
child, s by between five and six, and to
rec 1--WE from Lee 8 statement OF the facts.
Lee died almost Immediately, and his
wife survived but s short while. Her
hands and other parts OF her person were
horribly msng,ed with cuts from the
sZOr received in the effort TO save her,
self The murderer and suicide is be-
lieved 10 have been laboriBg under in
sanity, iGGuced by inability to get the
Government to allow his claims against
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other class Of contracts, i. DO not re-
ceive my assent"
Mr Justice Swsyne said
" I e0ueus 10 the conclusion Ggnnureed
by the CGief Justice. Ny opinion pro-
ceeds entirely upon the IaDgnsga of tie
contract sud the construction Of the
staiu.es The question OF the Constigu-
tioBaI power OF Congress, in nv Jucg-
msnt, does not arise in the e2se."
II Iasy te added 10 thiss that the con-
elusion can be drawn from the majority
opinion that the Court viii decide the
currency legal tender acts to be eonstliu
finrnI
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E1.RERr PIKE. RoBERT ". JoHSsO
Pike SE . 0hnSOn,
COUNSELLOISSs
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WASHINGTON, D. 9.

rUHIs FIRM, ESTABLISHED AT WASH a.
fngton, tOffice, 2iz 4 street, VIII sItsLlo i - -
Supreuae Court Of the United states, ana % SStLLt !
or tyisfulg snd slso 10 the recover o. cAa-Lils
orsi5,sr ~. Govern Tnent or lndlvlouaias ana
~ business before Congress ana in the Depart
meuts- --.,-f,,- d.
TIE senior mem Der hes bean 3 pr1lc-lsths 2
1s---Ss- - tl,frfv-tyro years and IS = mem ber
OF the bars OF me supreme courts OF A1sSt-i-
sas Ig,u hiana and the United siales- lie
junior, bred lawyer, was long E.epE5sss. -
State and familiar with tie luCUes OF tIslL-s-
acting business ia the Departments. 80.
Tbe senior, reLsIni3g his resiuence Al - St5l- I'M
r,bis STilI also as one Of the nrEl OF PIE
ADAMS & PIX L, attend 10 cases IN TIE Su-
urens Courts OF Arkansas and Ie1nessee, AZ
n Inc United States Courts and ChsaceIy
Court st Memphis. nOF-5 "
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FROM CINCENNATI.
CISCISNATI, February is.

CINCISNATI, February iG
About 100 manufacturers held meet
ing aC Merchants Exchange, this after
noon, for the purpose Of forming Man
uiaciureFs' Board of Trade, collecting
statistics Of the amount OF manufactured
consumption Of raw material, value OF
markets, and other matter OF advantage
to the productive interests of our city.
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PIKE, ApkR8s & PIKE,
Attorneys, Solicitors S PrOGs0T6

4 TTEND to cases In the Girerent Courts sit
"A ting Al Memphis, ana In the rlVsT coi-a1-ee
OF Arkansas -
So The senior partner VIII hers@LJSL e5ls-
ciallv attend 10 cases in the supreme Couft O.
Feunessse ard in the supreme tcut. -
Court OF Claims OF the United states 81 :, @ 81
f,lgrou. being OF Tie frm OF PIKE q JOHN
0fiSs IN ne MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
conner OF Courr and second streets.
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IxpoRrlNr Law ron KllPLoYEE&

IKPORTANP Law FOR EAPL 0YEEG
An act entitled sn act to secure the
laborer his just reward for work ard la
Dor done. Passed and promulgated Oh
the s.h inst, is as follows;
SECTION /. Be IL enacted By the Gene
rat Assembly of the State Of Tennessee,
That it shall not be lawful for any per-
son that shall be sued for work and lsbo
done to have 8 stay or execution on spy
Judgment rendered therefor under
twenty five dollars but in sll such cases
il shall be lawful for the tribunal TsnGer-
ing such Judgment to issue execution
thereon at sny moment thereafter;
Provided, that the phrase, work and Ia
Dor done, in the fret section OF this act
shall be so construed az to mean and
apply only to daily laborers, mechanics
and house servants.
See. 2. Be IL further enacted, That no
property in the hands of any debtor shsll
be exempt from execution for the salts
faction Of any judgment rendered under
the first section Of this act, and all laws
and parts of laws coming within the pur-
view and meaning Of this set be, and the
Same is hereby repealed, This act to
| take effect from and after Its passage.
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Mississippi and tennessee b. L.
CHANGE OF TIME.
Two Through TTsins Daily.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY lb
~ lsa. until Iurtner nCIlce, trans viii iun as
JEPART: AER1VE: (:
New Orleans HAL fdailyl---.4:l5 pm, Sl5 pm
New Orleans EZPTess tually c-,
eEcepf sunday l-...-..s--.-s-c % s.ih CO.. p Az
Rom Trains make cJo.e connections al O. e
nada with Trains on Mlsslssi ppl t7nlfsi h a4-
road for New OIesu-, Nicks'urz, Cantun'
Jsekson Meridian, selma, and al points >Ouih.
Passengers taking TIE sleeping cars Al Gre
nsda have only one change Qf cars from Mem
TIme tlroueh to \ sT7 Orleans p hours.
Baggage checked through.
Procure Tickets al ZdH Main street OF al
The Depot ,-
Omnibuses will call for pEs engera and check
baggage N any part Of the city, BY leaving Or
asers 81 PA Main street
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FROM NEW YORK.
EEw YORK. February 10, 1859.
sHF RADICAL ROW.

IhE NAUlOAI No y
The Republican factions Ia this city In
crease in bitterness. The Times warmly
sassils ths Senate, and Senator Morgan
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From the Nashville papers of Wednesday,
FATAL AFFRAY At MURFlREESR0Ro.
On Saturday night an sffray occurred
st MurfFeesboFo, which resulted In the
death OF young man named Dunn.
The particulars OF the affair, as We have
learned them, are as fellows II ap
pears that young DuRn and esmps.
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10Th Trains connect for Nashville.
me s.I5 D IA connects for Jatro and 81 Lon.
arriving a. st. LOUIS AZ i:fi pm. nsnt o1y o-.o
Thraugh Tickets 81 Reduced kaEes,
Can he procuFed At the Company . once, <SI7t
Eoir street. sud Al Depot, head OF Main street
ES- Bggzage Checked at Depot or DE tne asL9 en-
Fbfs CITY transfer Company al hotSis, = ~
Vats Residences. or on board DSate, 70 al pm
rfrsI points East and horln. ,
SAN. 2. JONES, superintendent,
SELL FOWE l. Passenger Agent. ls5L2
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TRANSPORTATION.
Quickest Route to New YORK

Quickest Route 10 New YORK
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL EORPHERE CITIES
Is By THE
HemBbis & Louisville L. z. Line
Winter scheda5s, Fe6'ry 10, 1869
Double Daily Through Trains
BUN AS FOLLOWER
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Memphis ana Little Roek Railroad

L EAVE Bopeheld Tor Madison Mondays
i We'd esdays and Frldays, Al 5.6J am.
Leave Madison for Neua poi is 7 ses1sys, Ehurs-
aays and saturday, a. I'D AIN. arrive ~
taSl \ 4 BEAUMONT. Gent sup't
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PRYSICIANS.

DR.. W. H. A0 dSoS
Office, 2T9 l.2 Baln Street,
sE Residsnoe-Pes body Hotel. js4
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BUN AS FOLLOWER

Iesve Memphis tcity tlme) 4.45R.m. 8.45P.m.
Lave Memphis trBilrOa1
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sz-Hy duties as Counsel for the General As
Eiglee have led me 70 make the tTGeioe ~
HdTsk7Isptcg Speo4GitV now : "a
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LAwxERs.
4 WRKQEE. l. D. Il E'KIz1CK. LUXE y HA-4aAi
WRIGHT, HcKIsIOK s WEIGHT,

A t evs at Law,
VS the Kit Williams Block, Nos. and a.
1 upstairs. Msdison street cecI
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SUPPLIES FOR THE o. s. NAVY. AMI
- TRANSFORMATIONS

SUPPLIES FOR THE o. s NAVY. AND
- TRANSFORMATIONS.
PAYMssTER'S OFFICE. q. NAVY,
No; % BROADWAY, N. February Is, 1865
sealed Proposals. TO be endorsed on the env+lo pc
Bids for Supplies, or TRANSPORTATION" las the
may be will be receiy ed at this Office until
clock p. M. the LIST proximo, for the folio vi g
Free y to he Of the
Navy Y ard, New York, subject to the usual in
spectiOn Great, viz:
Bureau Of Equipment aud Rscrsi.ias
go pounds Nos. 4, 5, o, Z. ), loo pounds each
Thread Cotton Irvine.
BBrsGR q Construction and Repair
About so s4usre feet OF Chaimr rs patent now
Conductors, delivered and htted upon the boilers,
complete.
Transp rtation from the NAVY Yard. New York
erect 70 Hong Kong. China for 90 barrels beef
ana pork. 2Us boxes preserved meat, IS haf-bar-
rels diied apples, go Af barrels butter. - boIes
tobsc.o, l35 boxes soap, 70 bales clothing, and
100 boxes candles. Total measurement about 3. rs
feet.
Alec, for Nasasaki, Japan. via Hong X ons.
for 40 DC of tobacco, 1888 boxes soap boxes Of
no feet
The right is reserved to reject any or ell bids
eminent
Responsible security reqsired for the prompt
and faithful deiiDery within twenty days. 81 sup
culars. may be obtained at this Office
Proposals. for transportation to state the name
of the vessel, vhen ready to receive cargo, ana
rency. after return Of rtceipted bill of lsdine,
PTOpo.si. not duly endorsed on the envelope.
advertisement and blank forms fornished will
not be considered.
Parties making proposals ere invited 10 h. nre.
snt at the hour above named, when the bids viii
De opened j. O. ELD6EDGE,
u Peymaster. q g.. NAVY
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DRoPosALs FOB CAVALRY HossEs

HkA DQ'R~ DEPARTMENT OF THE PLATTE.
CHILE nUARIERNASTER' OFFICE,
OMAHA. NIB, February Ig. lsia I
seaied Proposals in duplicate, with guarantee
signed by TWO respe6 table parties, not bidders
viii be Teosivec at this Off &c until III clock m
Oh mONDAf, March 4, 1859. for the delivery OF
Two undred and Fifty 1901 CAVALRY H0RsFs
baween the date Of the award of the contract and
April 10, 1859 i'
The Horses must be sound in every partfculsr
well broken, in full fesh and good condition from
fife en- l5l To sixteen no. hands high from FIVE Isl
10 nine g. years old, and well adapted for cavalry
purposes.
No mares er stations will be received
Tie Horses viii lie subject 10 rigid inspection
Horses that have been cold by Government will
DCt be received
Blank proposals and toll conditions of the
contract will lie furnished on applic alton At this
ofhce.
biSs will be received for the whole number or
not less than twenty five So Horses.
By order of Brevet MAJOR General Augur
WILLIAM MYERS
Brevet Brig General. Uhief ouartermas,er
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DIED.

DIED.
kbBB. Suddenly, on the morning of the 18th
instant, Rev JOHN ROBB, aged IS years.
HIS friends and scI uAiRfanoss are respectfully
invited 20 attend his funeral Saturday mornin q
~ ~ CLOCK. a. the Foundry Church. corner lsth
snd streets, from which place bis remains " i'll
Dc taken 10 Baltimore, fer interment.
WINsL0W. In Wellington on Thur.dav 18th
ip s, ~ p of SCARLET lever, wM. BAN
bOLra MINsLOW. Paymsster U. s. NAVY, in
she 18th year OF hfs age. mo- folk VA and bos
e n n ASS papers please copy
The friends OF the tamil pee tfnlly invited
20 attend his funeral from the Church OF tbs
epiphany, to morrov, Sat urday } at O cIsck
DAET. On the morning OF the 18TH after . lono
p.inful Illness, which she bore with IN ,;.ss.
Ortitude nARTHA JANE DAM, eldest daush-
Of ChAs. n and Msrgaret W. Danf a. I'D a. .
lee ytArs, niLe months, and i've days JBaIt,-
..re sun peste COPY
Friends Of the family respectful Is invited 20
attend from her late residence, AS l4tb street
tween and @ SIS. Services 70 commence at n
d u morrow.
Dearest daughter, thou mast let- US.
wetny loss mot dee ply feel.
BIZ tis God that hath bereft us,
He can all osr sorrow. heal.