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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01
LEGAL.
LEGAL.
CHAN Gerry SALE
ON
Monday, March 9TH, 1870.

No. SS53-Henry Hurtl Chancery Court
John p. Hudson ct al. Memphis.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUT0RY
ID degree in this cause. / will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, in front Of the
Clerk and Masters Office, in the city of Mem
phis, and on the premises,
On Monday, March z, 1870,
the following described real esate, to-wit:
ist. Two lots in the city of Memphis, State
of Tennessee, each adjoining, being the whole
of lot seventy-nine, in block thirty-one, of the
John Overton subdivision of the city, begin
ming at point six hundred and forty feet from
the intersection of the east side of DeSoto
street, as extended by John 0verton, with the
north side of Clay street; thence fifty feet TO
a stake; thence one hundred and seventy feet
to n stake in the south line of an alley; thence
west with said alley fifty feet to stake; thence
south one hundred and seventy feet to the be-
ginning.
ID Another lot adjoining, east side of De-
Soto street, as extended by John Overton, with
the line of Clay street; thence east fifty feet to
u stake; thence north one hundred and sew
enty feet to stake on the south side OF an
alleys thence west with the south line Of said
alley fifty feet TO stake; thence south one
hundred and seventy feet to the beginning. In
all one hundred feet front by one hundred and
seventy in depth Of said two lots as above de-
scribed, being the same lots formerly owned Dy
Robertson Hudson, and by them conveyed
TO Luke Matthias, of Huntsville, Ala, and by
him reconveyed to said Charles G. Hudson.
Sd. Also the following lands, situated in the
county of Shelby and state of tennessee, and
also in the county Of DeSoto and State Of Mis-
sssippi. adjoining, viz: Part of section No: IA,
township /, range $. west of the basis meridian,
containing 3l9 l4-l00 acres, more or less, OF
which, according TO the plat OF a survey re-
ferred to in said mortgage, there are loo 9-lO
acres in Shelby county, Tennessee, which
mortgage and accompanying plat have been
duly registered, and are hereby referred 70 as
a part Of this decree for greater certainty. The
above tract will be sold upon the premises.
Terms Of Sale-0n a credit Of six months
notes with security, bearing interest, taken.
and len retained till payment Of the purchase
money. Equity Of redemption barred.
d A. ALSTON. Clerk and Master.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01

UyHIs VALUABLE FARM IS, SITUATED
on the south side Of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, about threc-quarters OF a
mile west Of Pocahontas. in Hardeman county,
Tenn. contains 80 acres, most OF when =
fine. rich bottom land. - acres cleared. under
fence and in cultivation; balance Deanlt,,Iui's
tilnbered. improvements A comfortable
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Clerk of Second Circuit Court

We are authorized 20 announce Il. r. HAIR
RIS as an independent candidate for the office
of Clerk of the Second Circuit Court, at the
ensuing March election.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01
Judge of First Circuit Court.

lam a candidate for Clerk of tho Criminal
Court of Shelby county. 49, ,,,rnv
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01

MARCUS J. WRIGHT is a candidate for
Sheriff Of Shelby county. at the ensuing
March election.
/ hereby announce myself as an independent
candidate for reelection 10 the Office Of Sheriff
Of Shelby county. at the ensuing March cleo
ton. A. y. CURRY.
Sheriff Of shelby county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01

In reply 10 a very complimentary call In the
An3erl. signed +" Citizen, hereby announce
myself a. candidate for Constable Of the
Fourteenth Civil District. pledging myself. II
elected. T. perform my duty 70 the best OF my
ability. Rcspect'y, BkN. y. GAkhEll.
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DIR. u. =. JOIENs0N's
MEDICAL DISPENSARY'

rs NOW PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED
| for the cure of all forms Of private diseases.
Impotence, Sentinel Weakness. Syphilis iu ~
varied forms, cured without mercury OF oto<r
poisonous drugs; also. diseases peculiar q 70.
males. DIR. johnson has given his Special
attention to the cure Of private diseases for
twenty-five years. All afflicted should call
Office hours, am. TO pm; Sundays, from
. to 8 pm. Medicines sent to all parts BY cx-
press, on receipt Of price, SO.
ID. =. JOHNSON. NJ ID.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01

Clerk orCriminnI Court.

A. WOODWARD is a candidate for County
Trustee of Shelby county, at the election in
March next.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01
Judge of Second Circuit Court.
Airy General of Criminal Court.

We are authorized TO announce j. A. AN
DERSON as a candidate for Judge Of the
Second Judicial Circuit Of Shelby county.
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No. m Real Street
G A N G e r S
KILLED I'm FOrty-eight Hours Vt
out Knife or Pain.
DIR. SPALDING & CO..

U,ENNEssEE STATE CANCER. LUXE
Eve and Ear Branch Infrmary. cons-lI.
ton room 6S Monroe street, Memphis. Tenn.
permanently established. Is ready for de r1
certion Of patients afflicted with C11t4rI
Ulcers. Old Sore LEGS. Eye and Ear. and L1..
diseases and Asthma.
Pills. without knife. Kidney and dad
der complaints.
An Old chronic diseases. No change ID >n1
sultati0n.
All diseases Of women and c.iildrcn een1.I4r
tial diseases. A skilful lasg 10 attondao11 /
wait on female patients.
Medicine sent 20 az r.4rts. Address
Or, SHADING a CO.
, Memphis. rcnnes41t.
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A Paris journal has made curious
discovery. NJ. Rochefort, the Repub-
lican socialist, the elected of Bellville, is
said to be the same person as the Count
Henri de Rochefort de Luca, who, in
1864 wrote to Francis III of Naples,
then besieged in Gaeta, to place his
sword at the service of legitimacy. The
fact is said to have been divulged by the
Duke de San-Cesario, who opened the
letter in his quality of private secretary
to the ex-King.
A Washington lady of great wealth,
belonging to the diplomatic circle, is
soon to take the vail and resign her for
tune to the convent. Two ladies much
admired in Washington society will take
the vail about Easter, but in different
fashion.
A Pittsburg editor deGantly declares
himself Eat all times ready to WELD a
trenehant blade in discussion syllogis-
tically conducted" Nothing has since
been heard of his adversary.
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mo. 424s.l

mo. 4243.l
VS.. In the Chancery Court
&c. Parker, Of
W. c. Parker, Memphis. Tenn.
u. Parker,
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
/ this cause that the defendants. J. {. Par
ker, W. G. Parker and b. Parker. are nom
residents Of the State Of Tennessee; It is there
fore ordered that they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse in the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn, on or before the first Monday m
April, 1870. and plead, answer or demur TO
comnlainant's bill or the same will be taken
for confessed as 10 them. and set for hearing
exparte; and that copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week. four successive weeks. IN
the Memphis Public Ledger.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
ByR. J. BLACK, Deputy G. and NJ.
A copy-Attest: Humes 4 POston, Solicitors
for Complainant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01

And sister and mother
Are fearing the frown
OF terrible war
Anger still raving
And Malice still gnawing--
Those yen0mOus queens
Whose wanton desire
To kindle the fire
OF murderous Ire
No peans can alter,
No sacrifice smother
No sa0pifee save
The blood of each other
Affrighted rose
From the seat where / sat,
Thinking to drive
The Shadow away;
But the dark-eyed intruder
Grew rougher and ruder,
And said Sir, Temain
Aquiet in your chair,
Then laughed in disdain
At poor nervous fear.
So, awed by the look
Of q stranger so bold,
sat down. again.
In the chair, Silly cold,
And freezing with fear,
Determine TO hold
Converse with one
Who couldn't inspire
A faint glow of love-
Who seem more fiend
Than an angel serene
A death-dealing fiend.
With an eye full of fire
And a mouth full Of spleen,
:,Now. friend said the Shade,
ALLOW me to give you
A bit of advice.
Be not oyernlco
In your judgment Of joys,
But softly and sondly
Take gifts as they come.
All that you hear
And all that you see
Are but the dim shades
OF things buried low
In the bosom Of Time
Tho mysterious shades
OF dark long ago,
Never forgotten,
But often repeated.
Ey'ry man in his prime
Has felt the soft glow
OF Honor and Fame:
And always the name
OF a warrior daring
Shoots luridly up
Through the fantastic fame
OF Passion and Glory
A rather queer story,
observation-disclosures Tue hates
fpsendered BY warsi
The Juggling and tearing
OF innocent hearts;
ghe sygTies malignant
OF FOLLY and Faction.
Whose diminutive parts,
With sensitive action,
Often mingie and make
A positive whole
Fond Of control,
Like lion in bis den,
Causing intruders
To shiver and shake
Unruly intruders
To culver and quake
"'What means this wild talk?'
ask'd, with a sigh.
But the grim-looking Shade
Merely glanced with an eyo
Of deepest derision
Into my soul
An eye full of fame
And wild fancy, turning
Like a small globe ofjet
In an orbit Of white
eeemingly set,
Like a star in the sky,
To give out the light
Ola being too high
To visit this shrine
OF shadows and shows
This dark, dismal shrine
OF torrors and thrOes.
:" List and you'll learn
At last said the Shade.
Never oppose
The Spirit Of Truth:
lis the life Of the soul.
From the dawning Of youth
To the cleaning Of age;
IL lends 70 the sage
The mirror whereby
lie catches n glimpse
OF the lowly and high,
As they rise from the earth
To the roof Of the sky;
Painting the Past.
Like n book. on the mind;
Like the changeable wind.
Drifting and sowing
New seeds in the soil;
Like the sunshine. a. kind.
Red ming and rip ming
The fruits Of your toll
Inc tHtct-1our fruits
Which flow from the br0il
OF mind against mind
- took up a glass
Which stood BY my side
Well fll'd with brandy.
And drained every drop
~, Very gfavely and grandly.
II v0rk'd like a charm.
For when / Opcd vide
Ny eyes 20 see clear.
No shadow was there
No more than there : herei
I was silent and sad
Perhaps somewhat mad
And shivcrod with fear;
And then came the thought
perhaps rather que-ri
Twas the horrors l had.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01
MEDICAL.
Buy DIR. Spalding's Electric Oil.

U,HE GREAT MEDICINE W0NDERl
Kills all pain in two minutes. S25 reward
for n single failure in bolts and cholic inhorses
Sure cure for hog cholera. Death to Rheu
matism and all chronic diseases. No sensa
ton. Applied to weak or sore eyes, sure cure
Heals ali ordinary sores in twelve hours.
Buy DIR. Spalding's Cancer Salve. Cures al
cancers, ulcers, sores.
For sale by all druggists.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
G. c. WARD * BRO,
100 Agents MemDhie.
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5000 TICKETS AT So EACH.

Managers and Superintendents Of Drawing;
Majs. VI. j. wIcIss and J. p. Strange
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MATTHEW, THE mEMPHIAN
MIUSER.
ny y. n. sysSorr .


PART /.
IN WHICH THE BLUFF BARD HOLDS AN INTER-
vIEw WITH THE ANGEL or WRATH.
| 1t may be odd to ask where one was born,
And yet the query s made quite oft we know,
Sometimes in jest, sometimes perhaps in scorn,
Just as the querist may be high or low
Although II matters little whore the glow
OF heavens sun first meets the waking sight;
The whole broad earth is Civ n to man we trow,
To rule as best he can by his own might;
All climes are his-where'cr he comes from,
then. is right. ~
As to the spot upon this vordant Bluff
Where Matthew first invok'd the mellow Muse
Lies far beyond our ken to tell; enough.
Howe'er, is known to show that oft his shoes
Went up and down the Mound; therefore we
choose
To introduce him here to Fame, and glide
Into the shade while he unfolds his views,
And gems a joke with wit and humor wide
As the Mississippi and sparkling as its tide.
The tale below he told in Baum's saloon,
While lager flowed and fellowship grew fast
While faces, cheerful as the changing moon,
Smiled full, smiled half, smiled less, grew dim
at last.
His brain had not the vital power to cast
A light of golden grandeur on the scene,
Nor give to mirth that jolly rousing blast
Which draws out echoes and upsets the spleen.
And makes old daughters ship in a sea ofjoy
careen.
1t may by some keen minds be poetry calld,
Although it's prosy as the alphabet;
But then it's just as good as some that's hauPd
About in print, or some to music set
By amateurs in airs, who have not yet,
With all their grinding and their cropping, found
The diff renee twixt cataract and jet,
Nor why magpie's throat can't breathe a
sound
As sweet as lark's while whistling softly 'er
the ground:
AS sat in my room
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01
BUSINESS HOUSES.

A TTW00D & ANDERSON, COTTON Fac
IA tor and Commission Merchants. 294 Front.
A LLISON BROTHERS, HARDWARE,
IA Cutlery. Guns, etc., go Front street.
DANK- FIRST NATIONAL OF MEMPHIS.
ID +. 5. Davis, Pres't; Newton Ford, v. r.
DARNUM, II. d. "a CO., WATCHES, jew
ID elry, Fancy Goods. 265 Main. cor. Court.
DLACK, ESTES "a CO., COTTON FACTORS'
ID and Commission Merchants, II Monroe st.
BOWMAN, @. H., MACHINIST AND
ID Scale Factor, 202l2 Main street. Special
attention given to repairing scales.
O,RAIG, r. G.. & CO., SEEDS, IMPLE-
~ ments, etc., 379 Main ST.. Jackson Block.
(tATHOLIC BOOKSTORE, Sl2 SECOND 81.
~ near Monroe. w. J. Mansford, Prop'r.
CHAMBERLAIN BROTHERS, MERCHANT
~ Tailors, $50 Main street Bethel Block. "A
NITY BANK, CORNER JEFFERSON AND
~ Front. S. ii. Tobey, Pres't; Il. q. Kirk.
Cashier.
(,AR0LINA LIFE ms, co, 2l9 MAIN ST.
~ J. Davis, Pres't; w. +. Boyle, Sec'y.
CLAPP, VANCE & ANDERSON, ATTOR-
~ neys-at-Law, 325 Main street, Memphis.
DENTISTS j. B. & WIN. WASSON.
IL Office old stand, 3lS Main. Also proprio-
tors of Memphis Dental Depot, same place.
HUTCHINSON, WILLIAMS K co., COTTON
n +.
EMMONs & son, BOOKS, STATIONERY.
II Magazines. ETC., 10 Jefferson and 63 Beal
E,ORD, NEWTON 4 CO., GROCERS AND
IL Cotton Factors, "a Union st. Lee Block.
L,ISHER, AMIS & CO., MARBLE WORKS
IL and Drain Pine, cor. Adams and Second.|
aOOEPEL, LEOPOLD. AGENT, DEALER
VI in Organs and knabe's Pianos 3I5. Main
GROyER & BAKERS SEWING Ma
" chimes, Sls Main street.
HEINRICH, P. Ii. Il BRO, CONFX
Ii tons, Groceries, LIQUORS, ETC., 22i M
r ITTLETON & VREDENBURGH'S
II surance Agency. 2 Madison street.
4 EROY, j., MERCHANT TAILOR,
IL Jefferson ST., between Main and y
M ASONIC MUTUAL LIFE ASS
lyI Association, Memphis, 3A Fro
NfERRIMAN, BYRD CO.,
Nl FINE WATCHES TtHHasl ANp .JEwEl
275 MAIN STREET.
NTcCOMBS, KELLAR & BYRNES, HAfl
lNl ward, Cutlery, ETC., 3221a and S24 Main
ARGYLL BROS. q CO., HARDWARE, CUT
" lery, Agricultural Implements, 81 Front.
nODESTA IL CAZASSA, DEALERS I'M
Convictions, etc.. 252 Main, cor. N. Court.
DREsCoTT, o. +. & CO.. DEALERS IN
l. Coal Oil, Lamps, soaps etc., ~ Jenerson.
DOBERTSON, ALFRED. U. s. C0MMIS-|
IL sioner and Commissioner, of Deeds, 3l5
Second street.
CTEAM OVERS & CLEANERS
- Hanson 4 Walker Qate Hunt Hanson).
246 Second street.
rTNRADERS, COTTON FACTORS, S24 'FRONT.'
Il street. Thirty years in Memphis.
VNERRY & MITCHELL, WHOLESALE
l. dealers in Boots, Shoes and Hats, 329 Main.
yETHITM0RE, E.. STEAM JOB PRINTER.
w Is Madison street.
voUNG & BRO, BOOKS AND STATI0N-'
cry, Odd Fellows Hall, 28 Main street.
MEDICAL.
Buy DIR. Spalding's Electric Oil.
TJIIIE GREAT MEDICINE WONDER!
Kills all pain in two minutes. S25 reward
for n single failure in bolts and cholc inhorses-
Sure cure for hog cholera. Death to Rheu-
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DR.. Richau's Golden Remedie'

Use these only, and save time, health
and money.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

A writer in the editorial columns of the New
YORK Commercial, and who appears TO have given
intelligent atten ton to various Washington
matters, suggests, i'm view of the fact that the
whole OF the present Patent ONCE building will
ultimately be wanted for the other bureaux of
the Department Of the Interior, that the Patent
Ofsice should have a separate building CON
structed with reference to its articuar REQUIRE
ments. Extensive halls fas ezhibsAio. niehs he
PROVIDED but, except on the first floor for oices
there would be no necessity for architectural
adornments or high ceilings-so there would be
many floors, and every model 30 near the visitor
as to be readily inspected without straining the
eye to look at the top of tall case The writer
recommends as An excellent site for such a
building the space on the line of the Smith
sonian Institution and the Agricultural Depart
nent building; and the Patent ONCE he saws
90 can erect this building out Of its own funds,
If repaid the amount 1t has contributed toward
the present building, and there Ii no reason
why II should not be commenced at once. Before
1t was occupied 1t would serve Q good purpose
tor an International Exhibition"
Evening star., 1870-03-07
AND BURNING.

10 not necessary to journey from the trspics to
Auska in ordse - experience the extremes Of heat
and cold Thousands undergo all the incouyeni-
eu>ea Of this thermometical change every dav or
evcry other day, a. the may be, without the
trouble Of moving over the threshold A word with
these involuntary shakes. What are they doing 70
expedite Their rsturn to . medium temperatures-to
bresk the chls and Danish the fevers Ar they dos
ing themsevs with euinine thereby i'm perilinr the
soundness Of their bones and mpairng the vfRor Of
their brains and nervous stems Some of them are
no doubt but net the majority of them II is believed
The value Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters rs harm
less and certain specific for fever and agus il under
stood and appreciated in all parts Of the country
where intermirtents prevail. The residents of such
localities begin to take II early IN the spring as
protection against the Diama by which they are
surrounded: not all Of them, perhaps for blind ad
herence to error 10 the speciality Of some people, bat
the greater number. -. ~
II there is any fixed fact In therapeutics, II IL
this: that the Bitters are . far better safeguard
against oil the varieties OF periodic maladss pro.
duced BY unwholesome exhalations than any drug
or compound in the materia medica Of the profes-
sion This assertion is made with all due respect
the faculty. but being important truth, and one
that nearly concerns the health Of large settlements
In various parts Of the country, and indeed of the
public as large, IL 10 made fearlessly. Founded
on ample and unimpeachable testimony, IL defes
disproval.
To break mp chls and fevers, we'll as to prevent
them, there is nothing reliable ss this wholesome
vegetable restorative. NH 7-sost&w
Evening star., 1870-03-07
lBy Baakers,' Brokers', and Commercial Lines of
TelegropAl

lBy 6ankeTs,' Brokers', and Commercial Lines of
1efe0repA.l
Lewis johnson q Co. quote stocks and bonds
In nomo and foreign markets as follows:
NEw YORK, March 7.-First BOard-U. 3. 6's;
lssl, coupon, n41; t2o's, 1852, coupon, =;
IDS, 1884, coupon. iie5; t2os, 1865, coupon,
lion; o-0s, new, 1865, coupon, 1O9H SOS, 1861
coupon, l09x; 6-20's 1868, coupon, l094; l0-40's,
coupon, lc7; Currency S's, i1ox; M.liPoea, 9;
Western Union Telegraph, "a; Quicksilver, II 4 !;
Pacific Mail, 3sK; Boston Water Power,
m; Adams Express, cox; Wells Express,
2lH; American Express, 5x; United States Ex-
press, 611; Merchants Union Express, :; New
York Central and Hudson, 95x; do. do. Scrip,
S9X; Erie, IS; Erie preferred, AK; Harlem
A5K; Harlem pref'd, -; Reading, 81; Mich
igan Central, 1196; Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern, 81 4; Illinois Central, AK; Oleveland
and Pittsburg, 986; Northwest, 70 K; Northwest
preferred, ss1i Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cinnati, -; New Jersey Central, ORD, lO4 /;
Rock Island, 1191; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, =;
do. Pfefd, rs; Wabash and Western, Al; do. do
grerd;-; Fort Wayne, ofi-d, 80; Alton and
and Alton, i12; Chicago and Alton prerd, 114S; !;
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, ord soy: Ten,
nessee 6s, old, Of'd 56A; do. new, 45x; Virginia
6's, old, 74H; North Carolina 6's, Old, As; Mis-
sour 6's, off'd, 93x. Gold, 112XalI3I. Market
steady.
tBy Cable.l
LONDON, March I, I p. m.-Consols, 92k.
Bonds-'62, 9oA; '65, COZ; 81, 89X; 10-4Os, S6x
Illinois, Ill; Erie, %.
LIVERPOOL, 1 p. m.-Cotton market heavy.
Sales 1000 bales. Middling Uplands, IL; Mid
ding Orleans. 11S-a decline Of I'd. Shipments
from Bombay to 9Th inst, p, 600 bales
Evening star., 1870-03-07
mAxCIAL AND OOMMERClAl.

The weekly statement of the New York asso-
ciated banks presents no importAnt fsatlfe, ex-
cept, perhaps, In the item Of deposits, which
have increased about two millions Of doliara
There is a trifing gain i'm specie and legal ten
ders. The gain in specie, despite the castoms
payments Of the week, II due to the celn dis-
bursements Of the Sub Treasury IN payDent of
the March interest on tsn-fortieo. fho gain In
the surplus over the legal reserveb s2l,2o5.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

THn CITY OF BoeToN.-A dispatch from Bos
ton says that from further infOrmssson reoard-
ing the steamer seen from and by the bark Ken
watch ut that time, states that the steamer h sd
on some sail and was moving at about eight
knots, and the steam was blowing a. though an
accident had occurred to the machinery. The
agent Of the Inman line is confident that she
was the steamer City Of Boston,
Evening star., 1870-03-07
ReceDtiOnS.

The next reception of the Speaker Of the
House will be on Friday evening, March 18th,
from 10 IL O'Clock.
BirA Blaine's receptions win Be held every
Wednesday Of the season, between the hours Of
aad 5 p. m.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

From j. ShiIlington, odeon Building, we have
the Sunday kasazise, Good Words, and Good
Herds For The Young, all for March.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

He that by his '-biz, would rise,
Must either bust or adyertise.-Tsnnyson.
Evening star., 1870-03-07
DROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE DrPor CoMMIssARy OF SuBsIsrENcR, 4
r..-Tr'-fT-s RirhpaoDA Vn March iISyss

Richmond, Va, March 2, laU,
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be receiy ed Mt
this offce until u on FRIDAY, April LIST, $50,
tar supplying the following articles 2a barrels
Extra Fiour, 10 barrels Family FlYurs as pounds
Soap. SEQ pounds Ham, $50 pounds Breakfast Bacon,
80 pounds Java Coffee, tgreen,l 600 pounds Crushed
Sugar, 800 pounds Granulated Sugar, 500 pounds
Desiceated Cod Fish, Tin boxes,) 4D pounds Dried
Peaches, 50 galions Picked Cucunbers, IS bottIe
Gherkins. (quartsl IL cans Green Peas, ~ cans Pine
Appies, "a cans Red -Currant Jelly, II tumblers
Raspberry Jam. "a pounds Mustard, 20 pounds Yer
micefli, 50 cans Yeast gOwder. 800 pounds Lard 40
pounds Butter, s. gallons Lard Oil. !
Conditions, &C., as herefofore;
mhs-st Breyet Major, e. -. A., ACS
Evening star., 1870-03-07
CNCoURAGE HOME MANUFAcTUREsi
wAsHINGToN GLASS WORKS,

COfntr z5tu stfeet Webt hnu n stfcct fiUrtn,
Are now prepared to manufacture all kind of
FLINT and COLORkD GLASS, at the most reason :
able terms and the shortest notice. y
On hand, large supply Of the best quality Of
HIMNIES, OF all sizes and patterns.
~ Strict attention paid to private moulds. fe ID
Evening star., 1870-03-07
DROPOsALs FOR MEAT.

DROPOSALS FOR MEAT. sya
OFFICE, DKpoT CoNNlssARy OF SuBsIsrRNcE.J
52S SEVENTEENTH STREET, )
WASHING Ton, d. O., March 4, 1870. \
sealed Proposals, In duplicate, OF the form fur
nished by the undersigned, viii be received until
THURSDAY, the 18th Of March. at l2m for ali
the FRESH and CORNED BEEF and MUTTON
required at this Depot, for six months, such less
time as the Commissary General may direct, com
Mencing April ], 1870. Details and requirements
furnished by the undersigned copy of the latter,
with this advertisement to be attached to each pro-
posal offered.
mhs5t G.. BELL, G. s., u. S,A.