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LroHr READING FOB TIE WARN WAITER
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment Of Mr.. o. O. RICHTER, the very enterpris-
ing and Trustworthy King-street dealer in books
and periodicals Of all kinds. His list will be
found to include something to suit every taste,
and it seems to us marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the country,
postpaid at the ridiculously low prices named.
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Asa HARrz.-The humonOusA and poetical
works Of Major Mcknight. better known rs
"Asa Hartz, are to be pubtishe,lin book form,
BY subscription. at 81 80 Q copy. the volume
viii contain $50 pages and be veli bound. Major
McKuight was faithful soldier during the
war, and contcacsed in the Confederate army
the seeds OF the disesse which not long since
oasried him to the grave. Az humorous vri-
ter, Asa Rartz bore h,gs reputation and
many OF our citisens will doubtless desire 10
possess o memento Of gallant and unfortu-
nate Eousherner. Mr. q. q. DeLson viii re-
csive the names Of subscribers 81 his ofsee In
Broad street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, SEPTEMBER 2S.-Pauaion
Hotel-H. A. Fowles, Enterprise; H. L. stur-
CESS, T. M. Kun. South Carolina; N. j. Thou
ron, Steamer Dicts or; John P. Loring. Gran
itevllle; W. q. Herman, ]. P. Harley. Orange
burg; ". D. Peck, Columbia; ]. K. Davis,
Monticello; T. H. Hudgins, j. H. Ware, Honea
Path; J. Kuth, J. N. Garner, E. N. Ham, Tim
1aonsvllle; T. E. Boynton, Colleton; W. p.
Mathews, Tolbert, Ga; W. Y. Paxton, Sum-
tel; John o. Henan, Augusta; H. NJ. Gilbert,
Florence; ". W. Ward, South Carolina; c. q.
Pettinglll, Cheraw; E. q. Gasque, South Caro-
lima; r. D. Cain, Marion; D. McNeill. Wades-
boro'.
Charleston Hotel.-H. G. Robinson, Provi-
dence; D. Connel, G. P. Culver, Culverton; N.
Il. Colman, Mrs. N. N. Culver, Miss D. G.. Cul-
YER, D. Williams, W. D. Womaok, s. D. Night,
Georgia; Colonel Flager, o. s. A.; 81. A. Meis-
ter, Georgia; J. AMOS, New York; A. B. Multi
gan, city; E. a. Callahan, Philadelphia; Vim.
A. Walker and son, Sol. Haas, General VIM.
McRea, North Carolina; N. 8. Oantey. 8. G.; j.
G. Gillett, Georgia; G. q. Barnweli, 8. G..
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MmzPUnExr As WooDsAvxER and bis
clerk. 10 phrase as familiar as "household
woeds," II not more 80, The independence Of
this class Ct workmen is shown in the follow
ing petition to Council from tbirty-four wood
sawyers Of this clty, who agree to ask that hon.
ersbls body "to require that al persons who
saw wood in the city shall take out license,
and any person that SAWS wood without IL
oense must pay fipe. And they aak also that
the price Of saving wood be fixed according to
the nanbes Of cuts. The price We charge, and
which Is oheerfu,ly paid BY all honest people in
this town, is one dollar for one cut. two dollars
for twccuts, and SO on. We make the petition
respectfully, as we think We have right to do
H. and hope you win grant it, as 1t is nothing
bptiust.'s "a
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CREATING THE WMRLw1ND."-" Reaping the
Whirlwind' is the title of thrilling Confeder-
ate story, written for The Banner Of the South,
by MISS Annie II. Barnwell. Of Beaufort, 8.
G. The first chapter will appear in The Banner
OF the South, October 9th.
Send for specimens to L. T. Blome q Co.,
Augusta, Ga. Terms, s. per annum. The pa
per can be had OF all newsdealers in the United
States. 5 Sept %
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To THE LADrEs.-Messrs. Stoll, Webb Il Co.
have received case of Fall Dress Goods from
an auction house, which they are Offering at
as cents worth 45 oents;) together with o
large lot Of Dry Goods in every other grade, of
the latest styles and choicest colors, at No. 2S7
King street. Sept ~
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RAH OFF rar TRAoK. cars OF 9 freight
train on the Northeastern Railroad ran Oh the
track at whiteAeld's still yesterday. Onecar was
badly damaged. Ad. fectiye, switch gate was
the cause Of the accident, which only caused
. delay OF about an hour an half to the pas
aanpar tyaina
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Auction sales This Day.

MA. Bunt will sell ct 10 O'Clock. at his store
boots and shoee.
VIM. Mckay will sell as 10 O'Clock, OF his
store, carpets, furniture, 20.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, ct biz
store, clothing, dry goods, 30.
B. n. Marshall 4 Brother will sell at half.
past 10 O'Clock, at their Office, mule. furni-
tute, &c.
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TIE Drop CURTAIN for the nav Opera House,
we loarn, will be quite handsome work OF
art. It is being painted By the accomplished
scenic artist Of Booths Theatre, New York, and
will cost one thousand dollars.
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Tu1oz BaoKp. Yesterday morning q por-
ton of the scafolding around the Pavilion
-. Hotel broke from the weightof colered man.
named asorae Provost, who fen to the pave
uens, . distance Of ifseen feet. and broke his
thigh He MS car11s9 to the hospital.
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AMUsEMENrs AHEAD.-Manager John I.
Ford, who is to be in our city soon, will bring
to US in succession three excellent companies
the celebrated Chapman Sisters, the Cations
English Opera, and the Newcomb Minstrels.
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Sxxr TO JAn.-The negro, David Robinson.
who was arrested upon the charge Of stealing
watch from No. II Wentworth street, had an
examination yesterday. He was committed
to jail to await trial before the State Court.
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A WORD TO MnRoaANTs.-R you want jot
printing done at very cheap rates, eall at TN
NEws JOB OFY1oE. Buriness cards $S and up
wards per thousand. o..
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3nsuraufe.
~ EO X GIA
HUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF
HACON, GEORGIA.
C.s,,., a5oD eoo

MACON, GEORGIA.
Authorized Capital. $500. coo
FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and dst,nct py charter S1oy000 paid into the In
urance Department Of Georgia according to law
| for the benent Of the assured IN this Company.
stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen o.
Georgia.
purely Southern Company, allowing only six
per cent OF It's earnings to The Stockholders; the
rss, to- proas divided among the PolicyhoIders
on the contribution plsn.
Pire Department has been in successful opera
ton for six months, and has already accum ulated
handsome assets.
Life Department in full and successful operation,
and vieing with old companies In its success.
All OF It's PoIc,es non-iorfeitabe. and Of every
description OF Lib and Endowment, together with
IN annuity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travel, place Of residence or
occupation.
Women insured ON same terms as men.
Loans half Of its premiums. No notes taken.
OFFICERS:
LAWTON, President.
J.C. MoBURNRY, vice-President
RI. LIGHTFOOT, secretary.
CT. MoCAY, Constituting Actuary
P.H WRIGHT, Examining Physician.
This Company is now prepared to aks risks either
Ia the Fire or Life Derartments and solicits share
Of tho patronage of the city and state.
j. q. HOLMES, Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
Local and Travelling Agents wanted in all parts OF
tho atata. Libers1 commissions allowed, or q sal.
AIRY fl preferred. Applications to be made to
J. q HOLMES. Jr.. General Agent, No. IS Broad
ssreet, Charleston, S. O.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ONE Of Dickens or Scott's works is present
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Gen.
tury. Sept "a
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AIAp1 Sndr AZ KAIlsrA sarLs.-The Angus-
ta Cons,itntioushs,r ct yesterday. ssyst "On
Saturday lass Freet1sn Powell who was lied
out OF Bdgefcld ia,i few days sioce. where
he had been confined for an unprosoksd At ack
rpon llx. Wooily. or aranateS,Ile. visited Kal.
mia glSillsl and while liusexicated, nfed twiee
upon negro man With pssto without provo
eatien, whep, the pistol was taken from him by
the negro ava kspdsd over to- Mr, Stone, faith
.ec-in-Isu pf NJ. PuaelL yhO tesides ct that
place. Powell. going soon AFTER to the house
OF Mr. Stone. got possess on OF the pistol again,
and demanded something to eat of Mrs. Stone.
with tia thrss. that II she did not complvwitlI
his xdeaiana - would shoot Ser, and imme-
-diaseiy carried IL into eyecatiou. The shot
taking erect, passed through ous aDkieo' Mr..
:stooe and lodged IN hs,eotser loot. Itis hop d
'tA6et thie dsngerous outlaw vsll soon be TO
tsraed to his proper qzartera."
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TIE BALL LAST NIsHr.-The ball given by
the Esna Fire Company last night ct their en-
gine house was well attended, and passed of
most successfully.
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B X o o X L "
LIPR INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets ovor. ..................0 800, ,OOo
ISSUES ALL KINDS OF LIFE AND ENDOw
MENT POLICTEs. Divid nds annusliy In cash
Only Company having the Definite Guaranteed our.
render-value Plan Policies, worldwide. Second "a
NO Company the United States for stability, hbe
rality and economy
Once No. 1Al Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN ". BOUCK, President
WN H. COLE, seere,sry.
State Agency No IS Hroad-street, Second Floor.
Local and Canvassing Agents wanted throughout
the state
Apply in person or bv letter to
JANIS G. HOLMES, Jr,
General Agent for South Carolina,
July "a mwf 6mos
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1nplor MoRrAIrrs.- the following re-
tuaof deaths in the city for the week ending
Saturday last, We are indebced to DR.. Lobby,
the Oits Registrar: Whites-male adults Two,
female two; children, males three. females
nons. Total whites seven. Backs-male
adults Ave. females three, male oh'dien five.
females fve. Total blacks eighteen. Total
number Of whites aud blacks TWENTY-FIVE. The
ages OF those who diel are appended: Uuder
ono year seven. between one and Ave years
Ave, between Eve and ten years none, between
ten and twenty years one, between twenty and
thirty years twoI between thirty and forty
years three. between forty and ATTY years nooe,
between 6ity and sixty yearsttva, betwesn SIX
ty and seventy years one, besweens seventy and
eighty years TWO, between eighty and ninety
years two. bssvesu nsnsty sad one hundred
years none, over ooe kundred ysars none.
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Jasnr'atf.

-5HbHl iHlE.
@ u II n e hN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
PURELY A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Assets Juiy i, lsa9. $50, ,ooQ
DIVIDEND DECLARED..... FORTY PER GENT.
INsURss LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS Losses lts principal business 10 with
Southern states and to them Il appeals for patron.
age. thas ample means 10 fully protect policy h0ld.
ers and pay an losses.
oFTIoERs-
JOHN B. GORDON, President,
B. H. HILL, A. q. COLoUITT. Vice. -prssldsnta
A. AUsTELL. Z. HOLLAND, Finance Comm.tsee.
". @. MORRIS, Secretary.
BoAD or DaDODo2s-
atlanta Ga-JoHs B. GoapoE. A. AusTELI- .. W.
HOLLAND ]. 2. ALEXANDER, J. q. CALLAvAy, J. II.
JOHNSON.
Athens, aa.-B. O. YAxorY, Rx,ry. Il. HnI. Ros-
En1 AoAAa
Columbia, 8. C.-WApE HAMPTON
Augusta. Gao r. Pu1NIzr, EDWARD 5HonAa
Mad,son, CAD. E BurLKn-
Washington, Ga.-RoBZnr rooaDs.
Cuenbert CAB. J. HMrK.
Newton, 6a-A. b. CoLQurrT.
Charlotte v. C.-WN. JOHNSTON.
Allendalo 8. C-B. L. WILkINoKAn.
Greensboro, Y. Wv. A. CALDWELL.
J. n. MILLER, General Agent
AUGUSTA. Ga
S. Y. TUPPER, Resident Agent,
OBARLEsToN. g. G.
H. ". DEsAUssURE, II. D., Medical Rzan4ner.
Aupus& 19 p&o 2uos
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THE FALL CAMPAIGN
@ o 1 N B Y & CO.

Quincy & CO.
HAVING RECENTLY RETURNRD FROM THE
North with Q complete assortment Of Photographic
Cocoa and all the recent improvements In the art,
arc now ready to produce PHOTOGRAPHY In its
various branches unsurpassed DO for their beauty
Of Anisb and durability.
Pictures enlarged to any size. Especial attention
given TO copying Old Pictures. We are prepared to
make Outdoor Views Of all kinds.
CT Gallery No. 9sl KINo-sTREgT. Charleston,
sc. seps n
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THE DAILY NEWS.

, Largest Cireulation.-THB DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNLzED As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN THE CITY OF cHARLE
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TEE POSToFFYCE AT 7ns END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoVIs-
IONS OF TIE NEW POSToFFlCR Law.
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w. o. Al d e q co.
No. 94a PINE-sT Rect,
NEW YORK CYrY.
y; W. o. III ilpoFi 'osr, New York.
JIM. MORGAN, late Of Chariest,n, e. @
Nsgotiate sales Of sOU1HERN REAL ESrATE,
and exchanges of The same for Merchandise, &c.
RefsF 10 AeeHA Geo. A. Trenholm SsD, Ohariss-
tor, 9. O. Sept4
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@ine Arts.
q q M Il T HING ME- w!
REMBRAND' PICTURES.

J. Il. BoLLBs, PHoT0G aAPJRR, offers to the
style Of Pho ograph, which from the peculiar man
OF lighting the sitter resam oles e works Of the
immortal master. BEN BRANOr. his style OF pic
ture, though very popular at the North, has never
before been taken In Charleston, and nnot iail to
elliott admiranou. Gall and examine specimens, at
BOLLEo' GALLERY. Northeast corner King and
Market treets, opposite the now Opera House.
Sept 2e sv2<
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Umpire, Mr.. Nolan. OF The Red Stockings OF
Cincinnati. 0a,o. Scorer, Mr.. Walker. Tine
Of game, I hour, H minutes.
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9nsnranfe.

S)usrranfe.
Qua ARDIAN m UTUA Al
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
org n1zed in 1850.
ALL POLICES NON-PORFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 FFTYl PER GENT.
Policies in force. .925, 600 600
Agsets..... ......................... 1'oVo,VOO
Annual Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Losses Paid aid....................... 10000
oFFIcERs.
WIZ. PEcKHAM, President,
WIZ. T. HOOKER. vice-President.
L. MoADAM Secretary and Actuary.
GA. EUDICKAR, superintendent
DIRECTORS.
Hon. JOHN A. DIX, New York.
Hon. JAMns HARPER. Firm of Harper & Bros, eI.
Mayor New York.
JOHN J. CRANE. President Bank Republic.
WV II. vKnM1xE Baker (vermilye co.,
CHAs @. RooKwooD, Ceher Newark Banking Com'
pany.
Hon. GEORGE OpDYKr ex-hayor Of New York.
Mrsor G. MORGAN. Banker.
THOMAS ROONEY, Firm Thomas Rigney Co.
Bxxy. B. >HEaxAs, Treasurer New York Steam su-
gar Refining Company.
AAnos ARNOLD, F,rmof Arnold, Constable Co.
RICHARD q. BOVINE, vetmore Bovine, Lawyers.
4. v. HAuoHwour, Hrm E. v. Haushvout & Go.
wM wnKENs, Firm tf W. Wilkens Co.
julius 81. PRATT. Merchant.
WN. ". WRIGHT. Merchant.
CHAs. J. >rARR, Merchant
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant
GEO. w. CUTLER, Banker. Palmyra, N. T.
GEO. 7. HOPE, President Continental Fire Insur-
anee Company.
JoHN G.. SHERWOOD Park Place.
WALTON H. PfuzHAM Corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty -third-street
EDWARD q. WRIGHT, Newark. Nj.
GEO. W. PARIzE, Counsellor.
". L. Co6swH.L- Merchant.
GEORGE KEIM,
GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
DR., T. REENSTJRRNA, Examining Physician.
II. IssERTEL,
GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON.
ONCE No. 265 King-street,
CHARLESTON, 8. O
January19 DAG Iyf
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BASE BALL--Ths following is the score Of
the game plsyel yesterday between the Garrl-
eon nine and the Picked nine:
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DIRE S S GOO Dzsl
WOOLLEN DEPARTMENT.

1 bale WHITE ALL-woOL FLANNEL at 80 cents.
bale 78 White FIannels at 40 cents (worth 80 cen
bale "A Super White Flannels at 30 cents-cheap
Opera and Sack Flannels, all Shades.
All-Wool Bed Plannes at as cents, Qess by pieces.
case assorted patterns Figured Oassimeres, for
Family Blankets in every Variety and at Low Pri
Blanket at $S per pair, job.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAsIs, &c.

z Eirr, Jr. formerly agent of the Virginia
Express Company az Norfolk. who was report
ed 10 have been knocked down and robbed of
$1,000 some time ago. hiss confessed his gniit
+pd implicated his brother An law, T. e.. Pots.
Seven thousand dollars have been recovered.
The special commits sioners appointed to re-
view the Union Pacific and Central Pacific
railroads arrived at Sacramento on Saturday
They " i'll return east 10 a few days, and report
the condition of the roads.
The brig Brilliant, from Cape Fear river for
New York. was lost IN the storm of the 2sth ult
All of the crew were saved excepting Asa
Bryant, the second mate.
In New York, yesterday, the employing
printers r, solved upon continued rssIstaucs TO
zee strIke Il the book printers, and agreed 70
employ females as compositors.
The trisI of Wormald aud U Bald win for en- =
ga2Ing IN prize fig ht in Lvnnfeld, Mass, Yves
CJmmencea to-d,y IL tie Superior Court at
salem.
The bark Helen Angler has been Chartered at
San Francisco 20 load wheat at Portland
oregon. for Liverpool This IS the first char
ter Of thu kind.
The Supreme Court of Vermont has sentenced
Edward ). Piper. alias e.. Il. Clark, 8 cele-
tra.eo forger and wDdler, to the State prison
tor eight years.
James Talisnt, one of the parties in custody
IN New York on suspicion of having N ordered
MI Rogers, has been discharged.
The LOUGOn Standard of yesterday predicts
that the Alabama treaty will be rejected by the
nited States.
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OFFICE PosT CoMNIssARr,
UA...ru

M.
MEMPHIS, TENN January Is. 1873
vii be received this ON CO until u clock m sn
TUESDAY, February Is, 1859. for furnishing the
trooDe and others drawing supplies from this Post
with 1kHeH AND C0kNeD BEEF. Of Q good
marketable quality, in equal proportions Of fore
and hind quarter meat. necks, shanks and kidney
tallow excluded, } and in such quantities. as m ay
from time % time. be required, Aud on such days
as may - designated By the commandiug once
The necko Of cattle slaughtered for beef 10 be de-
nvered under the contract shall be cut on At the
fourth verteorel Joint. and breast trimmed down:
three TO four inches above the knee Joint ana OF
hipdeusrters ffen six to eight inches above ths
PAYMENTS win be made monthly for the amount
OF Trooh and Cs41e1 Beef acceDeed under this an
tract and IN funds furnished 81 the United ststes
Ter public ofsbursements: but in the event Of the
CopmiesAry Who receives the beef beiua vftbonf
funds 20 pay for 10. then payment to be nade a
soon e funds may b received for that purpoee
NO me0oer OF Congress, offic-r or AGENT OF the
Sovernmsn Or any person snADley ed in the public
service. ehell be admitted 20 any share herein or
TO any bsnent which may arise herefrom.
The responsibility Of the guarantee must be
shown BY the ocial certificate Of lhe Clerk OF the
District Court, or Of the United etates District At
All. All bidder are requested to be present at the
This once reeeryes the risht TO reject sny or all
osds II deemed Tor the public interest to do 90
BY order o. breyet BrigAdier Generi a. r.
cmsn, Cniei Commisssry OF rubsistence, Depart
msnt OF Cumberland OAee DURHAG,
tetst Frs Lieut.. Nh Iafsstry, A. o. 8.
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DIED.

yeYOB. February ssh, at O'Clock D. m d. MAR
months and 10 days. $3.50 $50 "
The relstives and frisn of the family are re-
srectuly requested TO atte nd the from the
residence OF his parents. street, betx cen Isl
and l2th, to nc ROW, ~ edn eeday the IOh in.
slant, ~ O'Clock .. m.
THECkER. In Georgetown, d. O.. February
stu, CHAkLEs W ., snlJ son OF Henry and J Cath
crime Tkecker.
His friends AID relatives are invited to attend
hrs funeral from his parents rcsid-nce, No ~
Greene street, on W sdp esdsy, ct o'clock.
HILTON. On the sth Of February: ELIZA.
Bk-H HILTON % native Of Glasgow, Scotland
wife OF Geo. Hilton. in Gsd Year VI her age.
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DHILOeOPHY or MARRIAoE Ana, ce,r,e
y o. Lectures, - delivered g the Nev York
LUZ usecn q Anaso1y. embracing the subjeeS:
and Ot4 Age; naahooA gsnsraiiy Isyiswsd; ne
csose OF indigeetion, hatulencs 0nd Nervous dts-
sidered, &c.
Pocket volumes containing thsss lectures viii be
iorwaroes ~ psrties unable 60 attend, on receipt
q four s'awss. By addressing: sECREfAkf,
New ork Museum OF Anatomy end Science. els
Broadway .Asw York. 70 @H
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PROPOSALS FOB SUBSISTENCE SCORES.
HDers. DrsI. OF TIE Ispr.s TERRIroRY.J
OFFICE SHIEF CoN: OF sUBsIsTBSCE,
s lori GIBsca, Q. n. January n, 1859
U anf q oeSoS q fort Gibson
lows:
Al Fo'f Gibsos. CEs-oks, Nation, 1T
$1,000 pounds Of rIur.
900 pounds Of tsit
500 gallons OF Vinegar.
40 barrels Of Pork
And Corn Meal in such quantities as may be
The Flour to be equal n quality to the hes, ky
brands 81 the st Louis market, aud put up as fol
,oss; Is 700 pounds 70 be put ap in barrels fun
double ,acks. Of gunny ssckins and cotton sheet.
The Bacon to be OF first quAlity, and nm, nm a..
follows; 300 pounds In tierces or cssks and IS 900
pounds IN sunny sacks of about LIS pounds each
follows 100 pounds 10 barrels, ana is 90 pound.
"a double sacks, of gunny 50, king and cotton
The Vinegar to be Of the best quality, and made
90 Hnike} q, ini, strength. and to be put up
securely hocped, and 90 gallons to be put ap 10
casks Containing not more than q gallons each,
have four iron and eight hickory hoop. on esah 20
The Pork TO be prime mess pork, to be put up
securely In good barrels, containing 100 pounds
The Corn Meal to be Of the best quality, and NUT
up In barrels or sacks, like the Flour, as msy be
The person or persons TO whom any award is
made must be prepared TO execute contracts and
give the required bonds At once, and be in resdi
ness to commence the delivery of stores on the
9th day 81 April, lsS9, and 10 continue the zane
in such quantities as may be required until the let
day OF December, 1873, at which time the whole
amount OF the article or articles Contracted for
Samples Of artclesl exce pt me ats must accom- m
ny the proposals. In boxes or bottles, and not in
Zach bid must be accompanied By q rood and
eufhcient guarantee from two or more pers~ us
WHOSE LOYALTY and solvency is certified b, a clerk
OF court OF record.l setting forth that they
VIII. IN the event OF its acce ptance, give ample
bonds ana security for the faithful performances Of
The name and place eff residence Of each bi Oder
and surety must be given.
no proposal will b. ente rtained unless satfsfac.
torily represented, that does not fully com DIV
with the terms OF this nd yertisement
~ rrSposss may oe Tor the whole or any part Of
Any contract awarded under this Advertisement
VIII be made subject to the approval Of the Com
missary General of Subsistence, United states
army, and the right is reserved to reject any or ell
All stores delivered will be subject to rigid in
spectfon.
Payments upon the contracts awarded will be
same shall have been received.
Bidders are invited TO he present at the opening
OF proposals. which will take place the day end
hour above specified: Blanks for proposals, ana
bonds will be furnished on application to this
Proposals. must be plsinIv endorsed PROP oss els
for subsiste Stores and addressed to The Chief
Commiesary Of Subsistence District Indian Ter
By order Of Brevst MAJOR General B. b Grier-
Brevet Lieut Col and A. O. L., G.s.A.' g.,
District Indian Territory. fes 81