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RAILROADS..

CHARLESTON y. c., April 8, 1869.
NE AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL llrH THE
~ PAssE~1ER TRAINS Of the South Carolins
Railroad will ruiz as follows
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. $3.50 A. NJ.
Arrive at Augusta. p. M.
Connecting with trains for Monte omery, M Memphls
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery anf
Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston, .............s.oO A. Nj,
conaecting with Wilmington and Manchester H. ii
road, anC Camden train
F0H CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta s--.,-...,,-.,s,..-..e see 4. S
Arrive at Charleston. .....S19 T.
Leave oolnmo ...... ...... -. .....7 40 A. M
Arrive at Charleston. n...................6l 10 P. NJ
AUGUSTA NIaHT EXPRESS
SUNDAYS ExcLPTED.)
Arrive at Augusta. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g. 10 A. NJ
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, Nashvill,
and Rev Orleans, Via Grand Junction.
cave augusta. ...............,.4.10 2.
= CoLTMpIA N1GHr EX PRESS.
SUNDAYS BxcEPTEp.ls s-csseSrsess NJ
Leave Charleston "a.
conneosns sansays aasspted with and M
Leave Columbia pr. M,
~ " soitMERvILIE lRiiN. 'Ss2A' -
Leave Charleston p. Nj.
Arrive at Summerville. $40 2. NJ.
Leave Summerville, ......,.....,.,....71OA A. NJ
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and CoumbiA Passenger Traios on Mon.
DAYS, WEpNEsDAYs aud SATURDAYS, connects with
up and down Day Passengers at Kingville.
Leave Camden. g. 35 A. N,
Arri,e ut Columbia. e. :. II UU q M
Leave Columbia ........''' q ~ P. NJ
SignedD II. T. PEAKE,
April 10 General Superntendept
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24s c. I. and insurance for June, July and August
shlnment from Wilmington. Receipts 1859 bols.

24s c. (. and insurance for June, July and August
snoment from Wilmington. Receipts 1lS9 bols.
Exports 1763 bbls.
RosIN.-Ihe businese of tho week although large
has been devoid Of animation, buyers generally re-
fusing to concede advance 50 66 for strained
and combining themselves to lots to arrive. Tho
sales aid resales are 3l00J bbls. (of which about
1000 bbs. are No. and pale) at 50 40a2 IS black
50 6Oa2 70 for common AMI good strained, tchiefy
90 66 on SPOT and So 6Oa2 67A to arrivel 50 67a3M
TOR extra pale, aud two small lots window glass at
$10Ha11. At the close, under the advance IN gold,
the market is very firm, but this is in great cas-
ure Offset by decided stifening in freghts, In
,,.-- .- rosn the business has been onit- ...ted.
shippers with hardly exception refusing to make
offer basis of current prices except for water
white. The lots sold at SIX and Il would have
been valued week ago at sea8H. Receipts 1858
bbs. Exports 20,015 bbls.
TAa-Is in lmited demand, but with o small stock
for sale prices are Arm and without change. The
sales are 1900 bbls Receipts 3oaS bbs. Exports
all bbls: We quote Wilmington as 1t runs Ss 4oa
So AZ. Shipping So 60a3 65. North county S2HaS-
according to size.
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Commercial.

Exports. SF
LIVERPOOL-Per schr David McMutt-166 bags Sea
Island Cotton, 1855 bales Upland Cotton.
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Easton q Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
Week ending May =, 1869.


NEW YORK. May s.-THE MAnKEr.-1n our
28Zc tor middling upands. saturday there were
improved a little. sales 1883 bales at 28Ac. Mon
day. the advance in gold to SO brought in export
ers and 34l2 bales were sold at steady prices Tues
day, there more activity but no change in pri-
ces. Sales 1868 bales. Wednesday, there was
good spinning demand and the market closed steady
at former quotations. Sales 2475 bales. Thursday.
there large business done for spinning and
export Prices unchanged. sales 4902 bales. Yes
terday, there was quiet market but no change in
prices. The European advices were unfavorable,
but holders not willing to press sales In view Of
the advance in gold. Sales 1849 bales.
On the week there has been very little change
here-nniddling is quoted 1880. against 281aa2szc
last week. Liverpool has declined 16daZd on up
lands. and ia on Orleans. In view of the rapidly
reducing stocks. and the rise in gold. holders
have not felt disposed to press their stocks. In
Liverpool the increased supply, and tight money
market keep buyers out For future delivery. there
has been but little done; sale of 800 low mid
ding. for June, made at 27Ac and 100 for July
at 27]ac. For delivery in November and December,
there has been nothing offered.
The stocks in the interior towns have decreased
14615 bales in the past two weeks, while last year
for the corresponding period they only decreased
1851 bales From this it would appear that outside
Of the interior towns there is not cotton than
at this time last year. There have been received at
the ports since 1st September 1,924.9Ol bales, Of
which exporters have taken 807 bales; spinners
667; and the stocks have Increased l9042 bales
Deficit in receipts compared with last year, 113
6l7 bales Deficit in shipments to Liverpool 2s3. .321
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The brig Mansanilio, from Char!est0i fot RocI
port Me- arrived at Holmes Hole May 3, repor
eosvy westhor aftef passing Hatteras and lost for
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Sales OF the week l78B4 bales, including 7736 to
spinners, 1858 to speculators and S510 to export
ers
Gross receipts at this port for the week, 55A0
bales Since 1st Septamber. 67Q.12O bales.
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REFEsENGEs Governor z. b. Vance, Charlotte,
W. D: Reyno dc Bro, Norfolk; H. @. Chic, Super.
intendens 8. & b Railroad. Portsmonth; Colonel h.
I. Fremont, E. x. Burruss, Esq, Wilmington; ii.
x. Thurber q Co.. LAnghran & Eabsrt, New York !:
Bernard OMEN. Charleston; Alexander d Russen,
Savannah. 3mos Af,rfa
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sofa; at times ne ceases talking, his eyes be
comes fixed; all keep silence; an inspiration
has come upon him, and every lady in the
room thinks: ut is perhaps for me that he
is creating something new." All their ewes
watch his glance. which they hope will fall on
them as aSultan's handkerchief. Worth pro-
poses to prosecute the journalist who wrote go
sa7agely about HIM. ,T4t
Madame Bombina, that is to say, the OK :
Queen Mary Of Naples, wife Of Bombina. ex
Aing Francis the Second" writes the Rome
correspondent OF the Journal de Geneva. "is
SslH very pretty woman. She looks little
pale. ana IL seems to me that her hair ia not
quite as full as 1t was when I saw her ahon+
seven years ago; but there is enough lovaliness
and grace about her to turn the head ~ anv
susceptible young man. saw her the otter
day, galloping past the Monte Pinc,o with
some children--those OF Count Trascone, 7 ", 4
told. Her appearance was as dashing and pre-
possessing as it coald DO. What d pity that
this charming creature shonld BIZ linked to
such a. husband. Him., the ex-King, Il saw too,
sshe other day. He looks sallow aEd hollow.
cheeked-not as IL hid were thlrts.tbr but
forty-five. Liquor and smoking have MAIDS
him prernaturely old. His gait is slow and
awkward. His eyes are dull; and his features
heavy and disagreeable. He seems to be d
man without understanding, spirit or energy.
His favorite companions are low follows, who
help him to squander his limited resources,
aud do their best to make him believe that
nothing lie more certain than that he will, at
no distant day, reascend the royal throne Of
Naples"
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PORT OF aRoRaETowN. 8. O., MAY =.
AnRavED.
Esy 7--Schr Emma. Anthony. frona New, York.
- (51.A UxRAAxD. "a " ftgA ,
May 7--echr Waaass, Hawidns, Tor New York.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-06

A Rare C"llsction.- aoysiaud's Receipts.
Magic Arts, Discoveries, ETC., comprising valuable
Information for everybody Sent BY mail, drss o.
postsge)fo 90 cents. e,trre-p orr
Address R. E. NORMANDY, sol Market street, St.
Lous, No. 7l'E' sseT dswly
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HEALTH INSURANCE.
TINE PEORIA

ME rkoklA lra s. .r3L
Hf. ...U... ss.rcG
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Peoria, Iiltnots.
The First ssd Best Institxtios Of ths kisS ia
the United Statss. tsg 'iI
Wsskly Beneat from q TO $40 in cAs> Of siokusas.
Every man OF Female Of Healthy Constituttos can BE-
3 member V .IHNIf. fTT7TI = 10 q IVFl- iT7TF
This lnsttnton 10 legally iseorporated under he
laws OF Illinois. For PARTICULAR apply 70 80,
LOUIS HERBERf. %
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A TTAUHMENT NOTICE.

sssts Of Ilines. Asxssdsr Cennty, %. In the Or
cut CoaIt Of Alexander county, Illinois, January
Bsn.y 8. Hsrrsn; w. 80 In Attachment. 90
Jehn <. Cock and Henry Demand sas1.lo. ..sq
Althsuse.' III at...sah } = Damages $500 % a
co Sp'i H. wr 70 , ssSs os
OF the once Of the clerk OF the Circuit Court OF said
county and state at the suit Of the said 1xley b.
y. Cock Tor Four sitys and 1910 dol
lars dreetedto the Sheriff OF said county xecuts,
which sad writ has been returned by ssid sheriff
sentsd by serving ~ Clssbora W nston .. gsEnshee
Now lnless you, the ssd John ~, Geek shall per;
county 90 Ihs ffst day % the nsxs term sheresf
be holdsa inshs ety or CAros ~ ssid county the
third Aonday ia Che month OF JannsTy nsxt gly,S,
JoHN q, HARAAN, Clerk.
Alss, Web Butler, PlsipsiR's Any.-dseSvSs
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brakes Collection

or nearly one hundred receipts for making brAsdy
all kind. OF wins Gin, Ale. Beer. Cerdials, Superior
Cider. and much other useful Information FOR those
dealing IN or manufacturing ~ ofths above, si'es'
for the trade or home use.
Sent by mail free Of postage, for 80 cents. Addrsss
r. e. NORMANDY, Sol Market street, 81. LsNis, No.
sezf lydaw A a s1ara- CIGA ,,t.
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y, y. BARCLAY BROS
TRUsrEE's BALI.

--.NA.N F..MN"" ..M-.
Whereas, Jesse ?. HamphrsJs asd Nag J: Ham.
date the 2lst day Of septsrnbeT a. ID. 1900 and "a
corded an tho took '@ Of Deeds page 2, ia the Re.
coTders Once Of Alexander County, Illinois, did
convey 70 John B. Phis the following described lots
or parcels Of land situated In the CITY 81 cs ro, oou
" OF Alexander and state ~ iiiines an knosn AMI
des mated the recorded IN sp or Plat thereof a.
lots NJ inferred Eve, sik and seven rs, and y IN block
Numbered sevsnty four a., Din trts, however, that
tie said John Phns, II the sum Of Ia0ney. OF any
part thereof, specified % said deed oftrusS and IN
certain prornis oty note therein described bear 1g
even date with deed, FIR tho sum OF txenty.tso
hundred 'dolars, made and eKeeutsd ny said Jesss
Humphreys ADD pay able 70 the order OF Rae hell Phl.
It's ohe year sner the date thereof should remain
due and unpaid " tbs pirstion Oft 10 tine spoeined
and according 70 the tenor Of .sd aots thai then the
said John h. Phllis should make safe OF the said
pretnises by pa lilo vendue "a the highest bidder for
cash As ~ the terms Of said deed ara ptovided and
whereas, tho sum Of egthe<n hundred and hdy dol.
sr. q SAD mote, toge,hsr with Interest, frgH the
sid unpaid; Noe thefefoIe, notiee hereby given,
that At the request 81 Rachel y Phs Apd On sE and
by virtue Of the terms aud conditions Of said deed OF
trust, and the power md authority Ia me thereby
veasd, I, the sAia Joha y. PhihnsNiI en- Wednes-
day the 18th day " Decsnbe "A. D. laos 81 the Court
House door in the eity fCsiro, County OF Alexsn-
der end state q i'iia:s bsswssh the hours OF %.
o'cicck .; m ed O'clock p. =, u ssid day. to-vt
; S,d sSffs ss x. a. Rsss
hersinbefoss deserseA 10 satIsfy Said debt and In
tsrest asd the sost and expense 81 this trust and will
stees,s and deliver 2 the purchaser or purchasers
'''''N-- " fS JOHN D. PHILLIs, Trustee.
icsrs, III. Esv. -. ~. a T9y Sev "a sev
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.. .9L 'H
EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Nh. .Ic.l .---a- .5-LN .sra
-rHa COMrApIes; 70 fy'tl %
NIAGARA, NEW YORK; ts.r civ
H... '.- AssETs es,sss, sss -
0ERMANIA, NEW YORK: @-r
Aszsrs.. :. 81. oss .sai -
HANOVER, NEW YORK;
AssErs-,..,... 500. .eTss,7sa n
REPUBLIC, NEW YORK;
AssEr|-~.......... e7tA .S9S %
Comprising The Underwriters Agency
YONKERS, NEW YORK;
AssETs,.,".-.,....,ss7s,s sS 10
ALBANY CITY; ,.t ..t
ASSET sass .Iss rs
FIREMAN'S FUND, SAN FRANCISCO
ASSETS, Gold. -ss7 .oee %
SECURITY, NEW YORK; (Marins.)
no. Hr. Sas, sac 90
Stores, dwellings. furniture, bulls sad oareoss
Insured Ut rates a. favorable as SQUAD psrnaIsnt
security will warrant. I... ms. I'd. N. 90
respectfully as. Of the citizens Of Cairo shars Of
their patronage. IT.
novsH e.l q N. HUGHES,
D. 4r.1.r orics ct First National bank.
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: = . 8 3 8 |

TO THE WORKING cLAss.-ws are new pro
pared 10 furnish all classes with constant cmpls,
meat ct homo, the whole OF the time or for the spare
moments. business new light and profitable. Per
sons Of either seq easily earn from SOC. TO Is pei
evening, and proportional sum by devotns then
whole time TO the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly - much ~ men. That all who see thu
notice may send their address, and ten the busi-
As,s 20 make this unparalled oncr; To such ~ Ars
Ass well satIsned, vs will ssnd u TO pay for the
trouble of~riting. Full particulars, avalusbie sam
pie, which will do TO commence work on, and . copy
of'rhe Peoples Literary companion'-one Of che
largest and best family newspapers Puoiished-a
sent free by mail Reader. you want permanent
profitable work, address Z. c. ALLEN CO.
AovsYA. Mars. novf dAwSm
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MILLINERY GOODA
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
Everything Fresh and New.

En- Anna Lang hss ius, opensd nesh ana strict.
~ fashionable sfosk - onr~ts, hsls towers r,b.
bons and fancy goods generally, nd ~ she 10 81
oxrclse, she IL cenfden q her ability 70 undersell
al other establishments in the ely. Ths ladies Ass
inv ell u call ..I
sae also eOlaTs, bleaC hes and nlskes ever bonuss
snd hgts n style stdw on Tenth street, b.tseen
washIngton Avenne and " ainui street
A.o Illl stock n worsieds oct 81
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Che Grtnil,a 8ulletin.

The Erssps BULLETIN us published every After.
soon, at No 10 Tenth Street, Crhornton Biock), by
obu H. oberly a Co., for circulation by carriers.
sssnen, sad the mails.
ne wssSLr BvlLrriS, alarge eisht.page forty col.
smn paper. 10 issued on Thursday, FOR the mails, and
er sale ct orr counter and by rewsdealers.
sSspee,nsn copies furnished rRk.. Address,
JOHN II. oBERiiy a CO.. Cairo, III.
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MUSIC.
DROP. ED. wIrTI0.
- Moons i-sI-. !. 't. rrr"t.t
, snl5s oa,ils-sL Leader Of -.,g bs,..5.
sWlTTtG'S STRING AND BRASS BAND

ID Cen Accommodate the public with ne ssst Uess
fbs concerts balls, parties, psrsdss. snd ssrsssees'
on short notice II = DIT n W -..'
. Lessons siven on very iustrumsns.
. Rsnde aee on washinrtoB avenue, between Ysesst
and Finh streets, Carr, Illinois .-
q. Muso for Ssils etc, krnishsd, nom sue 70
ssht men. = DI'7.'.. = b. ~ sslbd0
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DRY GOODS GROCERIES.
nRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
No. e1ow oT r.t '. Bon
IN TIE FOURTH WARD.
O. o rt",~rr rrr Hir. n


Has Introduced into his Fourth Ward Grocery sstss'
lishment Dry Goods department, embracing every
article usually found 10 the regular dry goods hoasss
Of the city. - NJ 1F F "a
= staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
OF every description, Hosiery. Notions, Boots AHd
Shoes, and complete asso tment generally.
|. The patronage CT the public is invited, the propre
tor guaranteeing 10 sell anything 10 his line whether
Dry Goods or Grocetes, as cheap as they can b
bought anywhere In the city ~ 2 l"7 1871
!, Renember the place. next door 10 the corner OF
Poplar and Nineteenth street, nd b.. 80.
The Grocery establishment at tho corner OF sixth
Aad Commercial, win bs maintained a. usual,
ces Of the best stocked IN the city.
oosle6
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SwEEr QUlNINF-Tns genuine ARTICLE . BE-
~ eSsssfstsS N TIE virkNs visise.
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NOTICE.

hoehs Mapes is hereby notidsd that sssusl
pes has nled bin in chane-Ty for divorce aEsinst
10 We ctenit Court Of Alexander county, I'LL.
vel ana that summons mas been issued thereon for
s"id defe ndan returnabe At the neat term Of said
court TO be holden at the Court House acsiro. in
me County Aforesaid, the third Monday Of Jsnua
~, A, D. 1870; JOHN Q HARhAN, Clerk.
=. NJ Dss,dSs. Csmpfs SOLICITOR yiiIa. ~.
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KYou Mnnt

sure cure for Hel lame, C.,,arrh, psafns1 or bus
ins IN the ears, send for our SrERSCTAT0RY
Price S cents. ...
%. Either Of the above sent postpaid on receipt
Of price.
Adlre,. Joseph x. Lsehsr. AL Mark,, street, 81.
Louis, Mo. - ~. .- f-fF $40 n ss37 Iy1sw
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IT You want

Material 10 make dollar hottie Of the bes. Hair Ne
stcratiye usedior restoring gray hair 70 lie er,s
insl color, send IS cents for package.
If You want
Nice White Teeth, Hedthy Gtns, and ssweet breath
send for our TURKISH DENrRIFIcE, Price. b
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p.ch.io e.sH.ir Dye.

This splssdd Hsir Dye Is the best In the world the
saly true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable nstsn-
tanseus; % dissppontment;' no ridiculous tnss;
remedies the m effects Of bad dyes; invisora;es and
leaves the Hair .os and beautiful, black OF brown.
Sold by al Druggists and PsEfumers, and properly
applied at Bstehelor's wig Factory, No. Ia Bond
street. New -ork. no2%dAwly
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a llnnd,one Inducemeut.

Every psrsonwto sepds 81 90 20 the XIX CEN.
rURY'' Publication Co., OF Charleston, s. c., receives
tAA.supsrb magazine for one year, and copy OF en-
thar Of the waverly Novels tho works Of Charles
Dickens that may be designated Specimen number
With premium list, is cents. sel5v3m
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

n ,ns NcHsnTy perjury case IN New York
yssrertav. Assistant Commissioners Htrland
OF III. Internal R-ysnue Bureau, was on the
stand. and testified that the statement of the de-
tspcart fhat be iHariand) had received money
from Mr. Pike, was absolutely false.
A committee OF he Union Lsague. headed by
pr Francis lie her. have left New York for
Wsshlr gtoD. with a petition five hundred feet
IoLC rrsyiDg Congress for u change in the ma
turaiZation laws.
Tha '.Civil Equality bIll'' N the Louisiana
Legislature has been amended 20 take effect
April lst. instead OF upon it, adoption. IL was
o. have come up yesterday in the House for
rI-l aCtiOn. but was moi reached
In New York yesterday Wm. McCutchpon
vas sentenced for hf-, on the plea of guilty of
murder IN the second degree, for the homie de
90 James Standby IN December last.
motion for a new trial IN the libel case OF
W. wilkinson VS. the Chicago TriLape has
ben granted. The verdict heretofore rendered
gave Mrs W. - 500 damages
James Grant was indicted By the grand Jury
~ Richmond, yesterday, for he murder of III.
Riv@- Pollard HIS trial commences on Mon
Osy LrXt
TIE Missouri legislature passed n bill pro-
hihuIug prize fighting in that State
A humber of Cuban refugees have arriy- IN
Nv t.leans from Havana.
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FASHIONS FOR MARCH.

'r0' ne NetrDpOiicaa RSoorFs Fashion Folio J
In March the new laws and regulations
INCH are 20 guide US in the way We should 90
" ilI ~ issued, until which tune We have no.
thing very new or startling TO record. Cordu-
10y tor understands Is sold at s2.25 yard. Bias
velvet strings, edged with lace, Is the style fer
tOnnets. Instead of two SKIRTS we are to nave
'hrer or four. bite uncut velvet for evening
bcbnets u the one thing needfuL Nandyke
borders are worn on cloth cloaks. Long smooth
rInglets are 10 take the place Of friZzled curls.
The DarIOw, high heeiet. uncomfO for table boots
tnat ladies have been wearing for some time
past, are TO be made still more uncomfortable,
snd the modern martyrs will not refuse ID
wear them.
Velvet skirts with satin over-skirts are the
b CHEST style. A dress of this kind attrac ted
cons Ide rable attention at the opera the other
evening. Ii consisted of a skirt OF rich blue
velvet. without fiounee or trimming of any
kind, over which was an over-skirt of striped
blue and white satin, very full ana oouifint.
"A short, ught-httIng basque of velvet the color
II the under-ski and todue Of blue velvet
with " bite ostrich feathers completed this dis
ungue costume. We must not omit the gloves,
winch were white, stitched and bound with
blue. This style was reproduced in other
cClOTs, orange ard black, and white aud back
being the favorltes- One of the principal At
fractions at fashionable places Of amusement Is
not the dresses of the artists but of the specta-
tors, which are decIdedly what we used To call
theatrical 1 told my fair readers some time
igo that panniers Were doomed, and now see
myself backed up by that ambig nous incox-
it's thigh authority" tho declares that their
race II run 4 am glad of II; for of all the un =
graceful fashions of the fertile brain of artists
IL dry goods ever invented. il stands pre-emi-
rent. Il hate q dumpy woman said Lord
Byron, and IL hate q dummy woman" saw l:
and every woman not above the medium size
locked dumpy in a pannIer.
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RMY TRANS oRrAr IoN
HEArQ R. DISTRICT INpIAN TEKRTroRyD
NHL-L o. akILa ~ A.LhR !. 49, =

NtlEE ~ ARIEaHA~TkR y
fokT @ iHstN - ~ January 10. 1859
s.Aied PToIotals, IA Duplicate, wiz be received
the TRassP SSs l6S' o. MT I ,s's fer
sne ending March isso from ron Ga s.on. 4 r
be estatl.Led in ths Inst ict q the Ipaisn Terrf
toy east 81 the one hundreeth ridia0 OF iongi-
lArltude f"o' "
rhe trsnsportstion herein advertised for 20 re
will not exceed two million pounis
Bidders will give their names 10 full, as well IS
he accom- panied by q guarantee from two or raSre
persons whose 10y atty ami solyeBcy, as we'll Is
court Of record setting forth that in case a con ;
tract Is swsrced 70 the party proposing they viii
CIV God snd ieient security for the faithful
blodeIs VIII state tie rate per one hundred
transport the stores in ca h month In the ,ssr ns
sihtlhs April ], 1873 aud ending March 81, Is-O.
the smount Of thirty Thousand 4 liar 'Ouu' "
eausfectery evidence q the 10y atty and solveucy
o. each bidder and psrson offered IS security viii
He Will slss he required to have sn Ice or
p's pa =, o. business at or near fou Gis-on, T /.
transport ~ least les GO pounds per mouth.
The right is reserved 90 the part % the Govern
mept 20 reject any aud all bids which may he
received, and contract made will be subjsct 90
the approval Of the Vuartermsster General Of the
The party to whom an award is male must b.
prepared 70 execute the contract without unn-ces-
faithful performance Of the contract
BLANKS for proposals and bonds viii be furnished
Bidders are invited to be present Ct the day OF
Proposals should be indorsea "Propoeals for
Army ansrortatfon." end addrssses 70 the Chief
Qusrtermsstsr, District Il the Indian Territory.
By order sf Brsyet MAJOR General B. Y eriersou.
Bre,et Lie.,, Col and 4. fn2oHHT = A Chief
ON, District Indian Territory. " Ten Sc