INTERESTING ITEMS.
i WRiosirma op Joint-8toi EitTBttrRTFJ!.
pome ctirloua wtatisticg aro supplied by the Lon
don Railway j!Vw., respncting the list of com
panies rplstflrod dtiilnir the tear 1865. We have
among the Ut the Wooton DaHBott, the Worces
ter, ana iome other Cattle I'lupue ARoociations,
yvith varying amounts of capital: the Wolverton
Market Company, with, a capital of 150; the
"remain lent, 300; watertora Dining Kooms,
500; Weston Omnibus, 350: the Uffculino
um, i.ruu; tHhot-lToot Armor Company, 300;
Kochdaln rttlo Transfer
Eayensthorpe Omnibus, 300; Odd Fellows' Halt
225; the Noidon Ooach, 700: Londonderry
tuu&iuK iwpoi, iimm; iuiie arreitoQ water
works, 400: Kilworth Club, .160; Consult Town
Hall, 400; Doptlord JoinMtocIc Bread and Flour.
400; Cotswold Club, 500; Bradford Secular
Hall, 1300. The variety of objects to which the
joint mock principle ts sought to be applied Is
Terr considerable. Thus we have the Aeronhon
and General Pianoforte Manufacturing Com
pany. 20( 0; Alexandra Printing Ink, 12.000;
Animal Charcoal, 100,000; Art and Decorative
Photographic, 25.000; Axtitioial leather,
30,000; Bacnp Omnibus Conveyance and Livery
Stables, 5000; Bath Temperance Monetary,
5000; Blackburn Photographic aud Fine Arts,
1600; Bolton Turkish Baths, 500; Bible Enve
lope 9000; Bonton Manure, 3000. We have
bread patent: companies for printing, pottery,
carpets, clothing, poultry producing, tor news
papers and publishing, for brewing and gaa
making, a co operative coal company, another
for a copper precipitatine-, a dairy company, a
dollar recovery company, another tor fish,
fame, and poultry, an Ebenezor loan company,
here are companies for a Fiuibury telegraph,
for gold and Ivory, grain and seed dressing,
household patents, imperishable stone, an in
dustrial newepaper, laundry, bleaching, and dve
ing, nickel silver, court tailors, Matlock hydro
pathic, national poultry, nickel and cobalt, oys
ters, Paris Ice, patent hair and bristles, air-tieht
Collins, unpickablo locks, patent food, cattle
fpice, music balls, Thames oil, uninilamrjuble
laundry, and Warren's blacking. The activity
of promoters during the year Is shown In this
llbt to have resulted in the registration of more
than a thousand companies, with an aggregate
capital of something over five hundred millions.
Women'b Rights in VsnifONr. The following
Is an advertisement which we clip from the Rut
land Herald:
"I aorbid anr one in the State of Vermont marry
ing Joseph Trunibly, ol Chittenden, Vormont, to
Hiss Sophia 1'e.ky, ot Brandon, Vermont, for doing
engaged to some onu else the second time.
. . ' "Jcxia Goosoir.
"Brandon, March 80, 1866."
Julia's "keerd" is a little muddled in its coin
rosifcon, since it Is impossible to tell whether it
is the wicked Joseph or the fair Sophia who
has been engaced to "some one else the second
time," but by her boldness in sticking up for her
rights, Julia has set an example to all the race
ot marriageable girls, which, we suggest, it
would not be a bad idea for tbem to follow. If
every tilted girl will reBent her wroners in this
way, the effect will be wondertully conducive of
moral and social reform. It is lar better than
Miss Harris' plan ol letting daylicht into the
bowels of her lover, and much preferable to
cold "piscn," to w hich so many resort as a balm
for love's ills. Our columns are ever open to
the complaints of the jilted portion oi humanity.
Troy limes.
Pbettt Wbll fob Onk River. The number of
lops supplied by the St. Croix ( Minn. ) and its tri
butaries this season is as follows:
Jio. feet of
No. feet of
old log.
10 000 000
6,000,0(10
8,(00,000
2,000.000
8,000,000
9,000.000
1,000,000
new logs.
Snake River. .. 10 000 000
Apple River., 110(),000
Wood Kiver.. 8 000,000
Yellow Kiver 1,000,000
Keam'k'panandOot'Kittio.. 6 000 000
Main St. Croix . 8.000,000
Clam Rivet..
Chase's Biooc 2,000,000
Total 66,000.000 33,000,000
There are also in the Boom, and at Stillwater,
some 15,000,000 feet. This will swell the grand
total of logs on St. Croix waters to about
83,000.000. Of the above, 70,000,000 will be
driven into the Boom and put into market, if
there is water sufficient for driving two months.
Can Senator Foster Pbeside Another Term?
It has been supposed by some persons that if
Mr. Foster is re-elected Senator he can hold his
position as presiding officer of the Senate nnd
acting Vice-President right over until another
Vice-President is elected by the people. This
blunder is exposed in a letter to the Hartford
2'rtss: "Mr. Foetcr.s Senatorship expires on the
3d of March, 18t7, and he is acting Vice-President
only so long as the Senate continues him
as its presiding oiliccr. It is the immemorial
usage of the Senate to keep itself in a continuous
staie of organization. It never permits itself to
take the risk of an organization after a new Con
gress meets it does so beforehand. For in-
stance, at 12 o'clock, March 4 (the ieeal expira
tion ot March 3), the presiding otliccr announces
that the region has expired. A moment, alter
(il a usual the Senate has an extra session) the
new presiding officer raps his gavel and calls the
new Senate to order."
An Aggravated Cash op Suspension. A
number of men at Walkerton, Illinois, having
suspected one Philip Shultz of stealing a certain
man's pocket-book, took him into an upper
room and hanged him, in order to make him
confess, and on lailioc to make him do so on the
lirst triul, tliey put him up again, and kept him
up so long that when let down life was solar
extinct that it took about an hour to bring him
to. Afterwards the pocket-book was lound, and
JShultz proved innocent. He is a returned sol
dier, aud has commenced proceedings ngainst
his persecutors.
A Prolific Cow. Mr. J. W. Seaman, nf North
Hempstead, ou Long Island, is the owner of a
1nT 1. 1..1. - . -. . V 1 1 1. ... . I 1 i .
iuc vtix oi jmuicu iasi, prouuecu
four calves at a birth. They were all full grown
and regularly lornied, but still born, and were
two ol each sex. Mr. Seaman went to his stable
about twelve o'clock and lourd two of them
born. He went again at three o'clock and there
were two more, lie alterwortls kept ou the look
out to t-o.c if there were others to come, but none
made their aimeurance.
3 An Old Ciicrcii. The olde.-t church now
t JiYlwfinr In tltiu i.-. i ........ .1
" vMumij 19 nitunitu n'-ur otumi-
neld, IpIo of Wight countv, Virginia. It was
built in the reign of Charles 1, between the
years Kiol) aud 1635. The brick and lime and
timber were imported from England. The
timber is English oak, and was framed in
England. The structure is of brick, erected in
the most substantial manner. The mortar has
become so hardened that it will strike tire in
collision with steel.
Cab Destroyed by Spontaneous Combustion.
A freight car on the Trov and Bo-.ton rood.
standing at the depot in Eagle bridge on Tues
day, was nearly destroyed by lire. The car was
loaded with cotton, rag9, lurniture, etc., and il
is supposed to have caught tire from spontane
ous combustion. The car and careo were
damaged to-the extent of $800 before the fire
was extinguished.
THE HULL RUN BATTLE-FIELD, The WOrk Of
removing the dead has at length been com
menced on the Bull Run battle-tield, under the
supeivisiou ot Lieutenant-Colonel M. I. Luding
ton, Quartermaster Department of Washington.
The remains of about two hundred of the heroes
who fell along the memorable banks ol Bull
Run have alieaay been collected, aud will be
xelnterred either at Ailinton or Winchester.
A Teacueb .op Kreedmen Protected. Dr.
Wilson, ?t the hend of a freedman's school in
Columbus, Miss., having received an anouyroous
letter threateuiujf him with personal violence,
showed it to the Mavor, whereupon the Board o
Aldermen passed resolutions denouncing suoh
things, and tendering Dr. Wilson the protection
ol the law.
Exports op Tin Plates from England.
During the lust seven years the annual average
value of tin plates manufactured in Great Britain
and shipped lor exportation amounted to more
than one and a quarter million sterling. The
largest amount (535,6110) wat shipped to the
United States, and the value of $3,200,000.
Pkouablt a Trub Estimate. The J'ull ifaU
QinMe observes tne British House ot Common?
has the reputation of being both a very sensitive
and a very pluck v body, uoteuiy to umuage, but
tin I to Impobsible to bully.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPn.-PmLADELPHIAyi .THURSDAY
FINANCIAL.
JAY COOKE & C O.,
No 114 S. TIintD STREET, '
! BANKERS,
I ' AND
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
U. S. 6i OF 1881,' :;
-20s, OLD AND NEW,
RMOii CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
7-80 1 OTE8, 1st, 2d, ana 3d Series.
COMPOUND IN TERES 1 NOTES WANTED,
DttEBKST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
Collections made; Ctocki Bought and Sold o
Cora mission.
Special bnilrcM accommodations reserved fa
LAD1L3. .
rnixADELPHiA, February, 18flfl.
278m
U. S. SECURITIES
A SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
16 S. THIRD ST. 3 NASSAU ST.
rHILADELril IA. ' NEW TORE.
STOCKS AND GOLD
DOVGUT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
I TKB EST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS, S 1
J)AVIEH J3KOT1IER8,
No. 225 LOCK STREET,
HANKERS AND BROKERS,
BUT AUD SILL
CHITED STATES BONDS, 1881s, 6-2fto, 10 40s.
PK1TE1) STATES 7 3-10s, ALL ISSUES.
CEKT1F1CATE8 OF IKDEliTEDNESS.
Mercantile Paper and Loam on Co-lateral negotiated
Stocki Hou?ht nd Bold on Commission. 131$
JjARrER, DURNEY A CO
, BANKERS,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS
No. 55 S. THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
fltocks and Loans benpht and sold on Comtnlnsion
Cncurrent Bank Notes, Coin, Etc., bought and sold,
fc fecial attention paid to the purchase and sale ol
Oil Stocks. Deposits received, and Interest allowed
as per agreement. 8 6 8m
"YyOKK, McCOTJCII & CO.,
Stoclc and Exchange Brokers,
No. 30 South THIRD Street.
COVEENMENT SECUBI1IES bought and sold.
SIOCES bought and sold on commission.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. 4 261m
pIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HAS REMOVED1
During the erection ol the new Bank building,
1 n 4p
No. HOP CUESNUT STR EET
5'20 S. -FIVE-TWENTIES.
7 3B8 -SfcVfcW-THIRTIES
WANTED.
DE HAVEN BROTHER
l-T No. 0 8. THIKD STREET.
GROCERIES.
1MSA8 REDUCED TO $1, AT INGRAM'S
Tea Warfhopso, Kp. 43 8. SECOND Street.
TJOASTFD COFFER REDUCED TO 30 CTS.
A at JHUBAM'fcl lea Warehonsa, Ho. 43 S. SECOND
Mreeu
JAC. BEST MILD COFFEE, AT INGRAM'S
i Tea Warehouse, Ko. 43 8. SKC'O ND Street
HTEAS AND COFFEES AT WHOLESALE
-lIr1t e, at IKCRAM'8 Tea Warehouse, Ho. 4S o.
StCOM) Street Try them.
GREEN COFFEES FROM 22 TO 28 CTS. A
Jl'vP."! 'IKORAM'8 Tea 'Warehone, Uo. 43 S
Ht.t OM Street Try them. 1 fi
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE.
TO FAMILIES KE8IHINO. IV OH GOING TO THE
Tlioa who 'Wish to purchase sanollea ot the best
duality Of KI.Nt GKOt EK1KH. will tlud a fin I and
choice stock of the bent that can be Imported or pro
cured irora the .New York, Boston, or Philadelphia
market and can be supplied with goods in package, at
w uoiePBie prices
Panicular attention is paid to packing in the neatest
and niott sale manner posaib e.
Good delivered to any of tbe depots, express ofllcos,
or out in the country, tree of chume.
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
4M SHU 8. W. cor. BROAD and WALNUT.
STQVE3 RANGES. &o,
( U L Y ER'S NEW PATENT
DEEP SAND-JOINT
i
HOT-AIR FURNACE.
HANGES OF ALL, SIZES.
ALSO, rHIEGAK'8 NEW LOW FREijSUliE
STEAM HEATING AVl'AEATUS.
irOR 8ALB BY
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
j 4 5 Ko. lisa market btkeet.
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
PEACH STEAM SC01IMG
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 510 RACE Street.
W beir leave to draw yoor particular attention to onr
new French hteam bcourinic Latabli.bn eat the drst ant
ouly one 01 Its kind In this city. W do not dve, but by
. chemical process restore Ladles', Ueiitieuieu's, an
Chiuiren's Garuieuu to their original statos. wltbou -iiijurluii
them In the least, bile, aroat experlouoeand
tba beat machinery from francs enable us 10 warrant
penect saMiuction to ail wbo niay iaor us with theli
palronago. LAU1KH' I)RKS8K, f ayer description,
wuli or without 'Jrlinnilima, ara cleaued and- lluWied
or not ,tltkeu Vrtr whuther th color la geauiu
Opera Cloaka and Mantjtlas. Curtalusi Table Covens
Carpets. Velvet. Klbbopa, .id Oiovus, etc., cleaned and
renplsbed in the best maimer , Oeuilemen's wutnraer
aud W inter CUjtUIng c'etnaU to purtectica without In
jury to the stun. Also Hans and liainiera., AU kinds ol
tains Miiovnd without 0 tailing ilia whole. Alt orders
are executed under our iu,uiliie suoervtsion. and
satlsfuctlon eaaranteed in every Instance. A call and
examluatibn ol our process Is rs.peoUully solicited. ' -
! ALBKD1LL & MAHX,. .
J 12 mtbt No610 BAe Street
TjOR 8ALK STATE AND COUNTY" Rinmf
J ' of CapeweU Co.'s talent Wind Guard and A
Heater tor Coal till I.auiust It prevents the Chimney
troiu brcakiUK. 1 his we will wairant Also saves eu
third the oil. Ca'l and soe thru they cost but ten eeutf
No. m BACK h"t nuiadeiphl Nample sent to an.
part ot U VuUd Status oatecaitof 2ooua. 10'
PROPOSALS.
s
ALE OF GOTBBNMEHT LUMBEtt,
Cnv QoABiattMArim'a Ornci, )
Ultl'OT OF WABIIIROTON,
Wabhotoh, D. V., May 8, 1908. )
firlod rroposala wlU be rooolrwl at thla Offlca
nutil
MONDAT, Mar 21. VUX, at 13 o'olock M.,
for the purchaae of B43.900 root of Uornrnmnnt
Lnrnber, ot the Ibllowlna; ahwa and descriptions,
isofOfeotlHnehOak.
jiju.wv ipot 1 men Oak.
jrO.OW loot 2i inch Oak.
129,0(10 loot 8 mob Oak.
10,000 root 81 inch Oak.
78,(00 foot 4 inch Oak.
10,000 lep 6 men Oak.
10,000 loot! Inch Hickory."
6 600 fret 8 inoh Hickory.
14,000 ioet 4 inch Htotorr.
t.0( 0leetll inch Ann.
74 500 foet 8 inch Ann.
Sfl.OOO feet 8 inoh Ash.
20,( 00 lt 4 Inch Ah.
20,000 loot 6 innh Ash.
8,fiO0 ect I tnch l'ino.
84 8O0 feet I inch rine.
87.000 lew 1 Inoh l ine.
26,000 foot 4 inch Poplar.
18,000 feot I inch l'oilar.
Tho above la a very gi'crior lot of wfll-isjionod
LumtHT, and can be eeen bv applying to Brevet
Colonel C. H. lompkina, Quartermanor in charge
at Lincoln Depot, about one milo eaat of the
Capitol.
Kids will be received for the purchase of ton thou
sand (wt and upwards. Tho undersigned resorvoa
tho riBht to rcjoot all the bids should they be con.
aidercd too low.
l'aymeot (in Government fund") will be rrqnired
opon not ification ot acceptance ot bids, and prior
to the delivery of the Lumber, which must be
removed within fifteen days alter the proposal is
accepted.
I'roposals should be slirnod with tho bidder's full
name, and frive his post oflloo address, endorted
'Tropopals lor tlio l'urchase 01 Lumber," aud
dirtcud to
D. If. RUCKER,
Brevot Major-Gon. and Chief Qnarrermaster,
6 4 14t Depot of Washington.
OVERNMENP HALE OK TrJE Ml Lf l'AR T
T RAlLliOAD AT IJRAZOa 8AMIAUO,
TEXAS.
QDARTKRMASTBB-GKWraAL'S OfVlC, I
Washington, D. C, April 1U, mm. f
The attention ot capitalists soekinn a profitable
Investment is invited to this sale.
fcealcd I'roposals will be reooived at the ofnoe of
the Quartermaster-General (Division of River and
Kail Transportation), at WASHitfHTON, D. C,
until the first day or June next, at 12 o'clock M,
for the purchase of all the right, title, and interest
of the United State in and to tbe united States
Military Haiiroad trom Brazos Santiago to White's
Kancbe, lexas.
The sale will Include the entire track and aid.
infrs, building, water stations, turn-tables, bridges,
etc. the raiiioad materials and suppl es pertaining
to the road, torether with tbe rolling stock, cars,
lunuuiuery, uu oilier equipment.
lbo sale will not include tbe tit'e to the land,
which does not beions? to the United Suites.
Ibis road is about ten mlio in length, and extends
fioni Brazos Santiago to White's Kanche, on the
K10 Grance. Erotn this point connection is made
by Earner with Browngville and Matamoras.
This route is the shortest and best lor the immense
traflio botweon the Culf of Mexico and the Interior
oi bout hem Texas and Northern Mexico, and the
communication by rail alone can readily be ex
tended to Brownsvillo.
The toad already completed saves thirty miles of
a uicuit ana tortuous navigation. Boats on the
river now charge, it is stated, tor freight to Browns
ville, as high as $5 per barrel, and tor passengers 616
each.
The road Ls flve-foct guage, good tics, T rail, and
full-spiked.
More particular doscrintion of the nrnnertv ean
be obtained at this ofiice, or at that of the Chief
quartermaster military Division ol the Gnu, at Now
Orleans.
A condition of the sale will be that transportation
shall be lurniehed tor all Government troops and
supplies, wbencvor required, at the rates paid by
Government at the time to the New York Central
Railroad
The terms of payment accepted will bo those
considered the most farorab:e to the Govern
ment, Ton per cent cath, in Government funds, to be
paid on acceptance et proposal.
The Government reserves the right to rojoct any
or all proposals.
i'roposals should bo endorsed, "I'roposals for pur
chase of Brazos Santiago ana Rio Grande Railroad,'
and addressed to the Division of Kiver and Rail
Transportation, Quartermaster General's OUice,
Washington, D. C.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevot Cclonol and A. Q. M., in charge of Fourth
Division Q. M. G. O. 423 tMUl
IKOrOSALS FOR BUILDING A NAVAL
. HOSPITAL AT PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Bukkau of Mkdicink akd Surokky, I
Navy Department, Washington, D. C. f
Proposals will be received at this office for tho ereo
tion and construction (complete) ot a Naval Hos
pital at I'hilade.phia.
Plans and specifications of tbe proposed buildings
can be seen at the office of John McArthur, Jr.,
architect, No. 209 S. Sixth street, Philadelphia, who
will ail'ord all bidders every lnlormation necosary to
lull understanding of tbe requirements of tho De
bailment in the matter ot the erection and construc
tion ol the Hospital aforesaid.
Each proposal, to be considered, must bo guaran
teed bv two responsible persons, certified by the
United States District Jndge, Attorney, or Collector,
or other public officer, as to thoir competence and
willingness to guarantee to the sum ol tturtv (30) pur
cent, of the whole amount of tl'e proposal ofl'erod,
that the biod r or bidders so guaranteed (should the
contract be awarded him or them) shall, witain ten
days of the acceptance ot his or their bid, enter into
contract with the Navy Department for tho erection
and construction of the HoMpjtal and its ap.uir
tenances, and carry through the same to completion,
uccoratng to ihe terms 01 the bid and the plans and
specifications above mentioned.
1'ropoxaiS mu.t state the shortest rime required to
complete the contract, with the understanding that
betwi en two or more bids of equal amount, tho De
partment will give the preference to that numin" tlio
shortest time.
Payments tor tbe work will be made monthly, ax
it progresses, upon certificate of the architect,
fctatingitH amount and quality, and that the terms of
the con tact have been complied with tho Depart
ment reserving twenty (20) per cent, of the whoio
amount ot each certificate until the buildings are de
livered into its hands, complete and ready lor occu
pancy, according to the terms ol the contract tor
the erection and construction of the Naval Hospital
aud its appurtenances betore mentioned.
All the proposals must bo addressed to the under
signed, n.aiked "Proposals for Naval Hospital at
1 hiladelptna "
1 ho proposals will be opened in the presonco of
the bidders, at the Navy Department, ut noon 01
'1 ucsda , Mav 22, 1806.
The Department reserves to itself tho right to
reject any or all bids not deemed by it suilsfactory
or to the interests ot the Government
P. J. HORWITZ.
61tuthe9t Chief ot Bureau.
NITtD STAIRS MILITARY RAILROADS.
J Ovricic oir Abfibtant Qua ktek m a htkh, 1
No. 260 ti Street, V
Washington, D. C, April 28, lSnO )
..! t j .11., iii vv.. ,,iay 1, nir ine pr-
cbaee.lrom tlie United Mates.oiall the IRON WORK
tor Nineteen Suus of "Howe's Improved Trus
Bridges," consisting ot the Rods, Bolts, Plntes, and
Dowels, suitable lor the different spaus, the latter
varying in length from eighty to one hundred aud
lorty-oiie feet ,
in.,1 111 nlnl...b T KiW-lvA-V' mi m . ...
1 he iron is now storod at the works ot tho'.Clove-
Innii Knlliiitf Mill f'nim,inv f .iv.1u ...i ii,;.. .. ,i
will be sold by the pound.
a. aetanea pin 01 toe iron, ana tbe length of the
ttans. mav 'ba olifjiinnfl nn BnitlinafLin at ilim
oiiico. I
lorms Cash, in Government iunds.
1 hit IlmiA.l Ntntn-i mmrvA tlm .,lil 4a m.L.i .11
bids, il not deemed advantageous. .
I'roposals should be endorsed "Proposals lor the
l'urchase t. Bridge Iron."
I r i. uitiLilii .
i Brevet Major and A. Q. M.,
48C-181 , 1 U. STArmy.
. t , .
DEl'ARTMENT FOR 8OTPLTING THE CITY
W ITH WA1ER.
ITtOPOSALS ICR ENGINE HOUSE.
Sealed Proaosala will be received at the nffliv) of
IheChler Ennineer, No. 104 South FIC1H btroot,
nntil I TUESDAY, May 16, at 8 o'olock P. M., lor
Duiiuing ma engine House, Boiler House, and Stack
for tbe Koxbokouirh Water Works.
. plan and sbecitlcations way be sees at the ofSoe
Of tbe Chief Engineer. "
o Dia win ih received unless it be accompanied
with a certificite that a bond of live hundred doU
lars has been deposited with the City bohoitor as
per oidinance tt May 26, 18G0.
1 he Conimilteo yesorre the fight to accept or
reject any or al the bio.
6i titJNKi 1 AX. BIRKINBINIC, 1
Chief Euiueror Water Departuieut, Ptula.
PROPOSALS.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFTICB
Dkpartmkwt or Vikoinia. I
KtoHMOdO, V., May 2, 18D6. (
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
oniil the 16th Inst, at 12 o'clock M., for furnishing
ihe United (states Government with tbe totiowing
iuj phe. rl
Class 1. 1000 cords merchantable hard wood.
Class J. 20 000 bushels Oats, In sacks. 400 tons
prime Timothy Hay, I aled.
Class 8. 60 .tons dean Rye or Wheat Straw,
baled. '
Class 4.' Stationery, In suoh quantities as maybe
reqmred, Including Letter, Fooboap, Fo io Post,
Note, Blotting, and Envelope Faier, Envelopes
(various slr.ee), Metnornndura 8, 4, and 6 quire Blank
Books, Ink (Arnold's Fluid', and Ink 1'owder,
Wafers, Naling Wax, Quills, Steel Pens, Load Pon
oils, Office lape, Erasers, and Paper Folders all to
be ot good quality.
ProroaaUi v ill be made lor each class separately,
and most designate the article In each olass proposed
to be tarnished.
I be wood, hay, and straw will be subject to inspec
tion on delivery, -
Samples of tie Oats and tho artlolcs on Class 4
must accompany tho proposals.
All supplies to be doiivered to tbe Uni'ed Stales
Quartermasters at Richmond and Foitross Monroe
as they mav be required, free ot expense to the Gov
ernment, to be paid tor on delivery, or as soon there
alter as funds may be reooived.
Ihe United States reserves the right to reect any
or alt propoal which may be deemed incompatible
with the interests ol the Government.
WILLIAM L JAMES,
Brevet Brig. -Gen. and Chief Qnartonnaster,
6 6 Rt Department ol Virginia.
RESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
avt Drpartvhkt.
Bureau of Provisions ano Clothing,
Marin. IX Hi
Sealed Prenoanls. rrtflnrnArt "IWiuali inr l ih
Beef and Vegetables." will be received at this Bu
reau until 8 o'clock P. M , on the 22d dav ol Mav.
instant, for the snppiy ot 80,000 pounds of FRKSIJ
Br.EF, and 80 000 pounds of FRESH VEGETA
BLES, at the Philadelphia Navy Yard and Station,
as required. Tho Beef and Vegetables must be ot
good quality, and tho best the market affords, and
eschaiticle must be offered for bv the pound. The
Beef is to be in equal proportions, fo.e and hind
quarters.
Bonds, with approved security, wilt be required in
one-half the estimated anion ut of the contract, and
twenty per cent in addition will be withheld from
the amount or each payment to he made, as collateral
security for ihe due petlormance ol the contract,
which will, on no account, be paid nntil a is fully
compiled with.
Every ofTor made must be accompanied by a
written guarantee, signed bv one or more responsi
ble persons, that the biddor or bid dors will, if his or
then bid be accepted, erter into an obligation within
live da) s with goou and sufficient sureties, to furnish
the articles proposed.
A o proposal tnitt be conidrfd unless accompanied
by $uch guarantee, and by tatiefuctory tvitlenice that
the Udder is a rcoular dealer in the article nmnnspd
and has the license required by act of Congress.
The Department reserves the right to relect anv
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
ernment. H BIRD, Jr.,
6 10 IQt Chief of Bureau.
DEPARTMENT FOR SUPPLYING THE CITY
WITH WATER.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office ot
the Cbiet Engineer, No. 104 South FIFTH Street,
until 1 L'ESDAY', May 16, at 8 o'olock P. M ., lor
Anthracite Coal, lump, broken, or steamboat, as fol
lows: Say 2200 tcnB delivered by railroad on the shuto at
the Schuylkill works.
2C00 tons delivered by boat upon the wharf at the
De aware works.
800 tons delivered by carts on the shute at the
Twenty-fourth Ward works.
Bidders will state the colliery from which the coal
is to be delivered, and the kina of coal bid for, and
the price per ton of 2240 lbs.
Tbe coal will be weighed at the point of delivery,
and all bone, slate, and dirt rt jected. No bids will
be received unless it be accompanied with a certifi
cate that a bond ot live hundred dollars has been
deposited with the City Solicitor, as per ordinance
ot M av 26, 1860 .
The Committee reserve the right to accept or reject
anv or all the bids.
6 8 8t HENRY P. M. B1RKINBINE,
Chief Enelneer Water Department, Philadelphia.
LEGAL NOTICES.
11HILA DELPHI A, APRIL 12, lt!6. NOTICE
is hereby given that Writs of Hclre Facias will be
lesued upon the following claims at tha expirailon of
three months irom the date hereof, unless tho same are
paid within that time to W. A SLIVER,
, - . Attorney at Law,
No. 30 ,orth SEVENTH Street.
City to use of I.ane Schofield vs. Cornellns H. Smith,
O. P., Deoeuiber 1'., jSM, No. 2, tor pavinn, ait3 H5, lot
B W corner ol Second and Uuoen streets, 23 lect il inches
by Ml feet 6 inches.
8an e vs. John Panders, C. P., March T.. lMM, No. 69.
for paving 44 uo. lot N. K. corner oi bixih and Lombard
streets, lb feet by 211 feet 6 Inches.
came vs. James Montgomery. ('.P., December T., 186,
No. 49, for paving. ii 7. lot M. W. comsr of .-eventocnih
and Montrose stieets. 1,1 feet by 46 feet 6 Inches
Bauie vs. Freeman Scott, C. P.. March T., lhfifl, No. 1,
lor Raving, as 84, lot N. E. corner of Touth and Poular
streets, ls icet iront on Tenth stnct bv 3ti loot,
.1lne.v" '"me c- Mrcn T . ISM No. 2 for paving,
lot north side of Poplar street, 3(i feet east Irom
Tenth street, 14 tect by 24
Same vs same, P., March T., 1866, No J, for paving,
AVA3, lot north side oftop ax street, 50 icot east Irom
Tenth street. 14 leet by 24 feet '
same vs. same, v.. P.. March T.. lH6,"No. 4, for paving,
24-l 3. lot north side of Poplar street, B4 feel eat from
'lenth street 14 leet by 24 icet.
Seme vs William A. Archer, C. P., Mnrch T., IKOti. No.
8. lor pacing. S24H7, lot soutli side ot brown street 32
leet 6 inches east from SL John street, la leet Inches bv
23 leet 6 inches.
Same vs. same, C. P., March T.. 1R66, No. 6 for paving,
S'24 2A. lot sniitti ship nf ltrnwii str.ot AH ltu.t nt,ut ,, ...
uuun svreei, is leet o incues ty a icet i la. 4 liin liu'
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TIIK CITY
AND COUNTV OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of WILLIAM UiLLLHIK, deceafld.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of JANK (ilLLEsi'lK Ad.
niinistrntrlx 01 ttie Estate ol W 11,1.1. M OI I.LI.HPI K,
deceased, and to report distribution of the bnlauce in
the bands of the accountant, will meet the parties
iiuirriin ior mo purposes oi nis anpointuienu on
MONDAY, tho 21st day of May. A 1) , IHjG, at
4 o'clork P. W., at ihe OllUe of LEWIS STOVF.K, Fsii..
No. S22 WALNCT Street, in the city ol Philadel
phia. J 7 intbAt
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, Ac
Jt W. SCOTT A 0 O.,
SIIIKT MANUFACTUHEES,
AND DEALERS IN
MKN'S FlJUNlSlllNO GOODS
No. 814 Chesmit Street,
fovk books HtLow the "CONTINENTAL,"
Mfrp PHILA DELPHI A.
P A T E jN T SHOULDER-SEAM
SIIIKT MANUFACTORY
AND CF.NTLEMEN'S EUBNISIILNG STORE.
l'F.KKKCT F1TT1NO 8HIKTB AKI DUAWEBS
made i cm nieamirrment t very chorf notice.
All rihr articles ol OEN TLtil X.H 'b MiES8 OOODS
la full unit.
, W1NCIIKSTKR ft CO.,
1(1 CIlNl'i blKEEl
6241
RANDALL & .O.,
PELITJMESS AND. IMPORTERS,
No. 1302 CHESNUT Street. i
Tine English Toilet Soaps,
' In cbkat vabiety, just keceived.
A Iso, Triple french Extracts and Perftimea.
- We have constantly on hand avery variety ot
PEKEUMEBV AKD TOILET BEQTJI8ITE8. ,
Extracts, Powders, Colognes, Pomades, Toilet
'Waters, fe having Creams, Cosnietlqnes, TooUi Pastel
Ilruabsi, ttam
MONUMENTS AND Git AVESTONES. Oil
hand, a larva assortment Of Gravestones, of vart
ous deslKUS. made or tna fluest IUUaa and American
Maruitat the Marble Work of '
'I AftTETiJf EXZ
27tuths3tu RI&OE Avenue, beiuw EleveutU 'eet
' 1866.
1 , ICE COMPANIES.
JCE! ICE I ICE I K'M I 10E
I INCORPORATED Iftfti.
THOMAS E. C'AHILL, President
JOHN GOODYEAR. Secretary.- -HpNBY
THOMAS, Koperlntcuiient.
COLD SPRINQ ICE AND COAL COMPANY
Dealer in and Shlppen or Ice and Coal.
We are now prepared to furnish bust QnALrrr loe
aTge or small quantities, to hotois, sfemboats, t
orcam aaloni, lamllhw, offleea, etc. and at tha lowxsi
mabkct satis. Ioe served daily In all paved Units ot
the consolidated city, West Philadelphia, Mantua, Rich
mond, and Derm an town. Your custom and Influent la
reapectrally solicited. You can rely on bylng served
with a pd at article and raoMrrit.
Bend your order to
OFFICE, No. 435 WALNUT 8TUEET.
DEPOTS.
B. W. comer TWELFTH and WILLOW Streets.
North I'ennsylvania Railroad and MASTER Street
LOMHABD and TWENTY-FIFTH (streets.
PIN K Street Wharf. KohnylklU, 4T2m4a
REMOVAL! IlEMOVALII
OLD DRIVERS' ICE COMPANY,
BEHOVED FBCM N. W. CORNER SIXTEENTH
AND RACE, TO
Broad Street, Above Race, East Side
Orders respectfully solicited, and promptly attended te
at the lowest market rates.
IIE.SS, JODKS0N & DAYT3.
OLD DRIVERS' ICE COMPANY.
The nndersipned, feeling exceeding thankful to hit
many friends and customers for their wry llonral patnm
jks extended to hnn during the laat seveutoea years, aud
having ioid his entire iiitetest to
AIE8(-K. I1H. JOHXSOX DATIS,
Takes pleasure in recommending tnem to his format
j? ., . bio Kviiuuiiifia ui wen-anuwn iiiiearitf -
no Hi undoubtedly maintain 1h renutatlon ol Uie
OLD JiRIVKkk' Ice ( DM I'AN Y, and lu ever? war art
ravnt them With their custom. RespeettiHy. eie
L A BROWN.
MEDICAL.
yox roruLi.
Will GUT'S SYltUP
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 771 South TH1HD Street
Trice, $1-00 per Bottle; f 5-00 (or hair-a dozen.
The undersigned cltlxcns take pleasure In cheertully
recommend i, g the use of Wright's Tar 8rup ior
coug ha colds, consumpUon. whooping-cough, 'spotted
lover, liver complaint, pains in the hreast, oroncblds.
- ...... vl 1 1 Tesnjin U lungs.
etc. '1 he remedy should be in every fumiiy : B '
Charles (J. "W 1 eon, Fom's frets oince.
Charles H . Orafleu, Sunday Men urv olllce.
James holcu. Ji,gu,rer oflico
William F. Corblt, Associated Press
William H. t-arpnier, Eire Alarm and Police Tele
graph, i ilth and ( hmout streets.
A Landolph, Front and i omhard streets.
James W. ferrlne No. Il2 (Ihar.es sireot.
11. A. Davis. No. ra UaxkM Uim-u
John Woodside. No 1X11 Franklin street.
Robert! bompson. No. 1H08 Halter street.
. R. t. Moron, No. 626 Fianklln a. reel
J Oebloff, No 731 8. second street.
Join Seymour. No. 613 e. i rout street.
JE. W. Howard, No. I ixxk street
H. C. fcartlett. No. 327 8. seconu street
L. Bates No. 6Vd Arch street
Altert Martin, No. 417 H. 8i-cond stnvt
Wary Caldwell. No l Sansom streett
W. 'Ihomas. No. 20N. Fourth street
T. M. t arthy. No. 1(9 EltretU'a alley.
George Wilson. No. 238 Race street.
W. F. Brooks, No.69 North Second street.
H. J. Uassett, No. 119 Canal street.
8. fceyoiour Rose, liusfloton.
Char es Rogers, No. 921 South street
R. T. Wellington, Second and Quarry streets
V. E. Thomas. No. 1S6 bouthslxt.i street.
Willluni Barns, No. 615 South I ront street
S. 8. Saniord, Opera Manager.
John Maelnnls. rear of No. 134 North Second street
Jin. fe. H. Choate, Newark, De..
Jr. Wilham H. Wnahtt
Sir: We cake pleasure rn Tcccmmendlpg yourTAR
SYRUP (of which we have already acid considerable
quantities; as a most excellent and ethcacious remedy
ior the complaints set forth In your printed bill already
submitted lo the public. As a preHiylrg act to Buttering
humanity we will cheerfuilv recommend your prepara
tion to ail afflicted with diseases which It u designed to
cure. i ours, etc.,
PITKS PON, Druggists.
N, . comer I iue uud feUUi dtroots.
For SAfi a 1 o At
JODNftON, HOI.TDWAY tt COWDEN'S.
BYOTT & CO.'H.
A nd all principal Druggls.g and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further to say that
he is preparea te tl.l orders and forward the Syrup to
any part ot the country. Persons Ues'rlng other Inior
mulltin by mall will Inclose a postage stamp and answers
..... ... .,hiiiu no BUUU M IUO CAlVUvJVI Ot VllBUiVOi)
-hi auujii Auuiew
. WILLIAM B. WRIGHT,
8 20 No 771 8. THIRD Sir, el 1 hliaJelphia, Pa.
JfKEXCH MEDICINES IXVOOUE
BY GRIMAULT & CIE.
Chemists to H. F. H. Prince Napoleon
45 RUE RICHELIEU PARIS.
V- S T I AD I' --v t-svi rttr
CRIMAULT'b blKUP OP IODIZED HORSE-
ItAtJlOll.
Tblssymp ls employed with ihe yreatest snocoss, in
filace ol Cod Liver Oil, to which ;t Is infinitely superior.
t cures dlM'BkPH of tliA rhpAt rnif'n m. Ivn.nhntin ,tia.
ordirs. green slckniws, muscular atony, and loss of
appetite. 11 regi-neiaiea me coniiiuiion ny ourilylng
the blood, and Is, in a vtord. tho most powenul aepura
...v nv,'i "pi innuo BlvurBLU OUU UUWVIH,
and Is administered viith the grraieM etllcacv to voting
children, subject to humours, or obstruction of the
glands. Atlat,H Is very cllicnclous in thexiiseases of
therkin.
KO MORE CONSVJ'PTIOy.
CR1MAOL1S fcYKUl' OF IIYI'OPIIOSPIIITE
OF LIME.
This new Medicine Is a sovereltn remedv In phthlsl
and othei diseases of the lunrs promptly removes al
the more serious symptoms. The cuugh i s relieved, the
n inht bw eats cease, and the patient ru, idly recovers hla
beallb.
NO MORE POVERTY Of 1H K BLOOD AND PALE
COMPLEXION.
DR. LERAS' I'llOSriJATE OF IRON.
This new terru;lnous medicine contains the elements
of the blood aud bones, and Iron in a liquid Htate It ls
ditferent irom all hitherto otlered to the public. Is liquid,
colorless . lend tasteless, it speedily cures chlorosis,
pa-nsin the stomach, difficult digestion dysmeuorrhoja,
aiKima.
'I be majority of the Academies of Medicine of Parts
recommend the phosphate of Iron to Ludlesot delleute
constitution sutlering from anemia, and all other por
tions latltued Irom over anxit-ty. netvous euiotioua.
overwork general debility, and nooritcHS ot blood.
It Is the only preparation which never causes const!
patten, andean be borne by the most dolicuta stomachs
NERVOrB HEADACHE NUTtALGIA,
Is Instantaneously cured by
GRIMATJLT'S BRAZILIAN GUARANA.
a vegetable subttance used from time Immemorial in
Draiii, and entire iy i tca
BETTER THAN COPAIBA 1 1
ORIMAULT'H (iAI'SULEH A.ND LIQUID EX
TRACT OF MATICO VEOETAL1S.
Where all other Medicines have failed, these preaara
th.iis will always effect a cuie. These Insure a rapldand
extraordinary cure of severe recent antl chronic cases ol
private disease They are ust-d In the lloapituls iu Paria,
by the celebrated Dr. Ricord. and are found greatly su
perlor to all hitherto known mineral reniedlos and
Cotialba and Cuhehs. I he Injeotlon Is used in rooeut.
and c-tipfult b In the more chronic cases.
GENERAL DEP0TH:
In Paris, at GRIMAULT & Cie
Chemists to Ii. F. n. Prince Napoleon,
46 liLE KICUEDIEU.
In New York, at T. M- BECKER'S,
No. 129 GRAND Street.
IN riULADlXPUIA,
3 19 mthlhn
At FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO'S.
Jl A R N E S S.
A LARGE LOT OF NEW U. h. WAGON
NESS, 2, 4, Dd 6 horse. Also, parts ot
NESS, SADDLES, COLLARS, HALTERS,
bought at the recent Government aaies to
at a creat sacrifice Wholesale or llotail.
with our usual assortment ot
SADDLER YAND SADDL KR YUARD WARE
WILLIAM S. HANSELL & SONS
J If ' No. 114 MARKET Street.
WATCHES 'AND v JDVELR V '
- ... ,,i,Slimj
i inniiiw,iBn'i,iinf !tAl:i'
vWATCE3 and C3?AIRBD. ,
aN I Aa. 'ti
Owing tothe decline ei Gold, baa made greet
d notion in price of hi. large and we I aseortM .took
monds,
VVatchest,
Jewelry,
1 Silverware, Eta.
The publl respectfully ,nrUed t0 c,u tlMmlB6
cur stock before pnrchaslnn eiaewheea.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
MUSICAL BOXES.
A full assortment ot above eoods constantly
hand at mm etatn nricii, w u 7 ' .
Irom 2 to 10 beanufol AUa. ' U
TARR & BROTHER, Importfrt,
No. 824 CHRjsNUr STBEKT.
11 lDmth Jrp JRelow Kourth.
OTJli PATRONS AND THE PUBLltJ
We are oOcrirut our stock et
WATUTIKS,
JEWELRY,
AND SILVERWARE,
AT A DISCOUNT,
F ui:y equivalent to the heavy decline hi Gold.
CLARK A DIDDLE,
JfP Ko. 7U CHKSNWT Straet.
1 T f l TT T T- -I t r
il d ill VY ili Jj I
JOHN BRENNAN,
DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, XETTELRTl
Etc Eto. Ktc.
2C No. 18 S. EIGHTH SI KKET, riUlatla.
S UENIIY HARPER,
Al
No. 5QO ARCH 8TRKET
Manataoturer and Dealer ia
Watoriea,
fine Jewelry,
Silver-Plated Ware.
AUD
,8 KoliiSilyer-war.
.urtiruv0
ready to exacuie any orders that may be (riven to thoaa;
vix. . to oarry inoMaaes, packaK(.s. bagBae, to an natt
5 ,,h1ec!.t.yi ,c ",8he. i to strangorsTin short, ti be
at the disposition of the Pui.llc m any emomenov.
quired 8crvlce ot a trustworthy mau may be ri-
trej? Messenger employed by the Company la r
qn red to alve ireehold security to the amount of fl!
dollars, and the ( ompany wi f be responsible for that
amount lnirusted to their Wessengors. """""
ine Woasenifcrs can also be emaged for a certain
time, to c.ean ofllces move iuinituie, watcb Warohaa
dlse, htores, Ships and Hul'dlngs, dav or ulht eio
1 he Company Is I esponslbla for the lalihiu: nxnrutloi
SiifLr01? m BlTen W Messenger, also or thesaw
delivery oi Mtisagca, Packages, or Baggage intituled
to them. Esptcialcare has been ti ken to engage nona
batmen of good character and with good references,
and the Compaqy fool co'ifldem that their men mar ba
relied upon with safety.
Ihe ueasengera weararedcap with the number br
which each K avenger may be tile n tided, and a liadira
with the lnncription B
"bOLl)lUUt PHILADELPHIA CITY ME8SKSOBK
tUSrAM
Each Messenger Is furnished with a printed Table M
Charges and'ilckets In place of written receipts the
Tahlo showing the amount the Messenger Is allowed to
charge and i he Ticket the payment received tor anv
particular errand or for a certain time.
Everv complaint against a Messenger most be proven
by a'i Icket, aud the Public are theie ora earnestly re
ques edto insist upon tbe delivery or'a ticket whenever
a Messenger la employed, thereby guarding thennoivea
aud the t ompany aguinst fraud. The advantages in
tended to be procured to the Puhllo by this newlns Un
ion are DtHI'A'i t'H and e AFKTY iu tne djilvery of
Jlcssagesor small Packages, and taollltyln procuring
the aiwistance ol any number ol men for any purnosiC
Ihe ilesti-nger t orps bt-hig I onu fid by lUrC'KSI . I
BOI.DIfc.Kh. the Public wl I certainly asclst theso meat
in their endeavors to earn tnolr livelihood by honest
labor at the same time promoting tbe comfort and ex
tending the means ot communication In till large city
Similar institutions have beeu In success ul operation
tor years in all the larger icitles of Europe, in New York
and Ronton and the t!oiniany feel satisfied that their
etlnrs to Introduce in this city an Inslltution benetlcial
bi Hi t the working cla.ss and the puhllo generally
will be appreciated and rewarded bv a llberul patronage.
TiHI.K or OIIAROKS.
I. Mmle Erranda with a 11. Work for
package. time.
a certain
6 blocks scents X Hour
luhlocas 10 1 Hour
IS blocks 15 " IX Hour
20 Blocks 20 ii lloum....
....20 cenie
,...3S
....51)
...Hi
i'.ach adilitional linnrH,nni.mnh,
Half dav from I A. M. to 12 noou, or u-oiu 1 f. M. to
6 P. 11 1 M
One day "V. . ii
N. H hen more than two men are wanted 'orders
should he leu at the otllce of the nmn.nv m ,i,a
vious evening. r
... , wr. c. WHITFMAV, Agent.
MJtrP Otllce. No, i'ii WALNUT Stroe
ILLWARI) & WINEBUfiNEU.
VV. MILI.WABD,
I. 8. WtNEBREMiR.
MACHINERY AND MANUFACTURERS'
: SUPPLIES,
No. 118 MARKET Street,
1'HILADLXrUIA, DA.
AOESTS FOB TDK EALK OF
Cotton and Woollen Machinery,
Dealers lu Manufacturers' .Supplies of cvory do
i senption.
Oak Tanned Leather Bel tins:,
AND MACHINE CARD CLOTHING,
Of best quality and manufacture 4 25 8mrp
M A Jt It I A (J 12 GUIDE
BY DIt. WILUAM TOUNO.
MA RKIAO.E GriDE, bv DR. WM. TdCffO.
WAKIMAUB til'IDE, by DK. WM. VOUNU.
MABKIAOK Orif'E. by DM. WM. YOMNU.
MAKltlAGE Ol lDE, by DK. WM. YOIJNtJ.
MAHilfAOK tl'lDK, by Lit WM YOUNG.
WARHIAOE (il'IDE. by UK. WM. YOITM1.
WAKKIAt.E OIUKK, by DIt. WM- YOl'NO.
WAHKIAGE Ol'IlK, by DK. WM. YOU Nil
MAhKIAfiK Ol IDE. by DK. WM. YOUNG.
MABKIAOK- GUIDE. "There are more things 'twlx
Heaven aiui earth, llorutio, than are dreamt of In our
YeTnoyonng man enter the obligations of married life
Without reading evtry page or DR. VOUNO 8 MAR
RIAGE GUIDE or, Eveiy One Ills , Own Doctor. It
discloses facts that every onesliould be acquainted wllh.
It contains cue hundrsd engravinga. eaplalulug the ana
tomy ol the human system, both ma le and female, Witla
useml hiinrmatlou that every oue should know,
frlce. 60 cents. Hold at
' id- wii.i.i aw YOUNG'S omrt,
I 17 C u. 418 Bf HL'CB Btfeet, above Kourth
I")EVENU STAMPS, REVENUE STAlirS,
HEVEAUJfi BTAAlfS,
Of all descriptions, Mi. ...
Of ail dscrliiiuus,
Alwayt on hand,
' Alwars on hamL
AT FLOKFNCW PF.WTNO MACHINE CO.'H
AT ri.OhiC'E BEW1KG MA til I Mi CO.'tt OUCa!
Ko. m ( HKHNUT titeet,
Ko. 8J0 CHKNUT Hireet.
One door below t-eveiithatrnet
On ooor below Hevenlh street.
Ihe most liberal discount allowed.
'. ; e ww I liberal dlavvunt allowad. ,