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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-19
the LADY5S MUSICAL LIBRARY.
UNXEAMPLED CAEAPNESS,

.,.,,.,, .,.c.s of ,nus;c for One Dollar and
o'ei 's'o-'" VI aisy .seN
,.I s4.tbso hah: ~ ii .tisl.4
III. i Az Musical Library is so firmly established
in the eslims.on Of discerning public, that the odina-
.a,sIs common in commencing new volumos fpe-
%caIs !. in hits case. thoroughly unnecessary. In
I'oosas' -, ,,.n.c,ns ~ f,T tha = @ tW I'D
ISSUING eP'Y'r FOURTH VOLUME s
yolraha wgork, The publisher simply calls the at-
:" of Musical Amateurs 10 the important fact that
'1,,'D. ".%. - !. ta'
~ '''p' "e NEWEST AND Mosr POPULAR Music
:. s,,nad nv this Magazine al rate never attempted
-h ~ .har nubl,aher Of music Music furnished N The
y Gns "ouySe I ip, cents OF quarter Of dollar
uu" 4 here offered a, an average Of little more ,hantwo
cens-nnd the unprecedented reduction afforded with
an, snv ioferioriy IN appearance or correctness The
IS,s,v i eded by competent Professor, of
s,,.hsbsd u reputation, aud ptofou6d experience, wle
90. Jeo.r,men n executed In style that
IN, hs., conparson with any musical publication in
the world. '17 r. y.r, ;,;@se. :,
,s,h. MnSc.I I;b,as, has me, with strenuous op.
;yy.., &c Sorn : fas, snoh a work must ultimately
.La ,bo n,sca ofeyerv other order of music When is
vnaers,ood bi all parties that The
music ths, now costs twenty Ave and 6y cents can be
procured for TWO Or hree there will be an end
Po s..n ~ the character 81 the Musical
IbnyS Nsvsrheless, in size OF misrepresentation Of
~ ssI, .nd L;nds 1, L s,e,dily gaining ground. All
th., ,s nhsher desres IN reutaon Of the erroneous
chs,osS made sgsDs, the Library s, ,ha, Ladies will
i, and ;udge for themselves; that before Pur-
4 chasing music ibsy will look al the Library, investigate
n |, ,Sn1so.shIv md le, /, stand upo, lie own merits.
S,.Ssd int uhe,eysr impartial investigations takes
n,soa !, will bs admitted. not onv that il cona,ua the
i PCTEAPESJ, MUSIC EYER PUBLISHED,
h ,ha,, "a sdm;,abIv arranged and adapted for The use
pr ,hs ',,s., mass If amateur performsrs.
Tbs Isdy'sIAluscnl Library for 1885, will be issued
t"S tSy s.I .,Lo :. ro. r,;ce as tha nrayous
volumes Each year adds TO the publishers resources,
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REGISTRY ACT.

The eoons are abpo, Pass'ngs Bill to make
every voter regislsr his name 10 a book 10 days
bsforo,hs election, Otherwise he canuo. vote
Alisr tha, they. should pass a law to prevep,
any man going from oue county to another,
without apermit frou the coon Governor. This
i the way 'hsy DO TO- uEusOpe, aud these coon
leaders are great ,iEiiIstors Of European Gov
;aSRiaant Ee, ~ ttf'
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SPECIAL cnIIRT-

There will be special Court Of Common Pleas a,
the Court House in New Philadelphia. on Saturday,
next the 2lst for tie purpose Of granting letters Of Ad.
ministration &-c. frt aos se.
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THEIR own, PAPERs Belle THEM.

THEIR OWN PAPERS BELLE THEM,
.-aa FAe coon Legislature tefOse to print the
!. shhnaI Message of Governor T. BARTLEY on
the ground lha. the neSspspers ALL publish
. III The federal Advocate Of THE County 90
far EslS PublishidS &, bas rot even Ie. hi.
reatets know yet mat such a .messaee wss
delivered. Thats coon honesty for you. AND
YET they clai@ d have v sillhe intelligence =
And "hones'y Hntigsarioiism =, ID the 90 uDIry
.fftfheE,J ri " tfffA ~ sg sita y hsa . t.f
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pondence between Ex, Gov. Shannon and the Mexican
Secretary. Mr.. Shannon talks up to him like Dutch
Uncle. at. r.,
...-.,-.--s EMBASSY OF THE UNITED STATES, 1
., ,is4 Mexico, Nov. A. 1874.
TSIs Enoslsny NJ G. REIGN Minister Of Foreign Re-
l1tioas, d, of the ihericas Repw6lics ., I = .
The subscriber Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoz
tentiary of the United States ofAmerca, has received
and read with surprise the nas his Exellency MsC
Rejon Minister Of Foreign Relations Of the Mexican
Republic, dated the 3lst ut which was designed as
reply note oithe subscriber OF the l4h of the same
month protesting against the proposed invasion Of Tex
as by Mexico. and against the manner in which ii
was TO be conducted. rt.fs.s as :, ~ ~ D."
The undersigned cannot hold communication with
the Government Of Mexico except In terms respectful
to.himsef and ,othe Government and people which he
has the honor to represent The note OF his Exceency
Senor Reion accuses, with siteration, ip terms the
most grossly offensive the Government of.he. DATED
States with deceit arfce, intrgpes and designs Of
dishonSrable character and of shameless surpatioh
Il further imputes to General Jackson that he sent to
Texas, while he was President of the United States,
General Houston with the secret purpose and disho6q
able designed ofexciting the people 10 revolt with the
view Of procuring the annexation of the said territory to
the United states These imputa,ious are founded in
part upon Misrepresentation Of the note Of the un-
dersigned so gross and papabe, and is repeated with
such frequency, and in language 50 offensive, las to
manifest design deliberately toinsup the people ant
Government ot the United States. To these inpuation,
sonnfounded made in language so insulting and will
the same object the Undersigned cannot reply he has
therefore, no othef alternative than to request that the
iote be Withdrawn. fis
The undersigned, proposing to despatch by specia
messenger, who wiiset out from here Immediately
communications to his Government, and as the futur,
relations which may subsst between the United State
and Mexico may depend on the representations whicl
may then guide his Government he begs that an mms
diaterepy may be made to this note,
The Undersigned, &c.
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CoNGRRsSloNAL MAJORlTY

The Legislature lss' week counted ont the
Oficial votes Of,hs CODgtess election iO Ohio.
In this District the vote is ss follows: q y
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w, TExAS--WHlGS COMING OVER
The New York Courier and Enquirer, the great or
gano the whg party is out loT the annexation Of Tex
as! What nowt Er laH at o..
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A correspondent writes IS shai he wants Wigs
tOcreaie forty banks, 50 that thsiCs will y boas o.
time. p ~ ast89 sd }t inaa fsis1
weiearn hatlhert kobe one iCf each teASold dis
trict, Of more ifRecessanN How wilIihak
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MExIco-TExAs-wAR I'm PROSPECT

MEAlOO-TEAAS-WA I'm PROSPECT:
On our first page we give some important warlike
news from Mexico. Below will be found the cores
pondenee between Elk, Gov. Shannon and the Mexican
Secretary. Mr. Shannon talks up to him like Dutch
Uncle. a>.
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TIVE world particularly cali the attention of orr friends,
the Pomases the above Prospectus and ALSO suggest TO
all who intend taking work. TO do early
possible, In order the JRnuaryand February numbers
and thereby have their Shakespeare Gallery compeie aRd
also, the new Novel by'the Editor.
EJ=The January number wiz 10 early TO PRESS, and be
mailed our eonny subscribers by the LIST Of Deeemhe In
order let them the character aud quality Of tile work
The February number VIII follow early in The month Of Jah
uary -, u ~ \?
Before subscribing 70 any other work. send or and get
specimen number OF Onr January number. Depend upon It,
all who desire magazine that, while II combines eleganrC
"ATthur's. Ladies, Magazine, exactly the iling. 1
ttti ~ y u. Address, post paid. q.
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CHEAP STATIONERY.

DRINTING PAPERS-Cap and Letter Papers,
i PLAIN and ruled, from 81 50 TO S. PER ream.
Portfolios, assorted sizes with and without locks
Ladies Work Boxes, Of rosewood, and gentle
men. Travelling Desks.
Rodgers & Sons Rszors, Pcnknives, Scissors and
Shears, best quality.
Silver ever-pointed Pencil Cases, 25 cents and
upwards.
Perforated Bristol Boards-plain do.
Enaneled and embossed Cards
Drawing Papers and Water Colors.
Gard Cases, la great varieties.
Pear and Ivory Folders.
Note Papers in the greatest varieties from l2t to
rs cents per qure.
French Boxes, containing assortment OF no'e
paper, waters, sealing-aax, &c. &c.
Trgeher WITH general assortment Of FANCY
AND STAPLE STATIONERY, al! of which
viii be sold on the most accommodating terms and al
the lowest prices, wholesale and retail, by
WIN. +. BAYLY, Stationer,
Penn. Avenue, five 'ors Of lth st.
SrCard Plates neatly engraved and printed.
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M ILIrARY SCIENCE AND SERvlCE.-Just
lNl imported direct from London by

r. TAYLOR.
Rules FOR Conducting the Practical Operation. OF
a S,egs, by Maj. Gen. fasey, Royal Engineers, 2
vols IN one-msny engrayipgs.
The Service Of Light Troops in tie Field, trans
lated from the French by Lieut. Wayne, 5ih regi-
msnt, vol.
Duties of Officer on Picquet. and on Detach-
menu covering the Front and Flank of Winter
Quarters, by Capt Kerr, 7lh Dungeons.
The rs entails OF Good Diminishing, by Lieut..
Col. GawIer, SD Light Infantry.
Glrn,e's Military Memoirs, relating to Campaigns
Battles, Stratag~ms e War, &c.
clemens Of the Science Of War, BY Lieut.. Mul.
Ter, German Engineer Corps, and tirst Public
Teacher Of the Military Sci, nee. at Gottineen. Z
vols.
Military Dictionary, in English and French, By
Mai. James, Royal Artillery, vol.
H,nta for Detachments and Picquets on Service
by Captain Glasse, 95ih reg ment
On Recommending pamphlet
Military Operations Of the French Troop. under
Gen Humble 4, in Ireland, m 1875.
Ehwsli on the Du,ie, Of Light Troops, vol.
Schsrn.sis Military Field Pocket Book, transat
al from the French. vol.
Captain siurrsy's Hns to Officers Commanding
Partisan Corps, 4 vol.
Practical observations on Error. Committed BY
Generals end Field Officers, by w Armstrong, As
s,stant Adj 1tsnt General, | vol.
And variety Of other works (too numerous fo'
the limits OF an sdveri,semen',) on Gunnery, Foitih
cation, Courts Martial, k'iiita,y Engi eering, lac
tics, and other branches OF Militia Y Science, Il
which additions arc cons snily made OF every tbns
new and vs'uses appearing either in the UnItes
States or abroad
BOOKS, Stationary. Peri die,'s, and anything else
impe~taA 10 crdsr from ExlssA on the Ccssiss~t
?. TAILOR, Bookseller.
lo'yR wsshiossoa city.
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PATENT OvvIoG, July Is, l644.

TAfEAr OtFiCt, July 10, lo4f.
nN the petition Of Isaac Adams, of Boston. pray
~ ing for the extension Of paieut granted to him
for Enforcement in printing presses for seven years
from the expiration said patent, which takes place
on the %th day Of October neat
1t ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Ohce on the third Monday in September
next, at II O'Clock NJ, aud all persons notified TO
appear aud show cause if any they have, why said
petition ought not TO be granted
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Madisonian, printed at Washington, ID c.; the Bali
more Sun, printed a, Baltimore the American SEN
toel, printed at Philadelphia; the New York Auro-
ra, rinted at New YORK; and the Times, printed at
Boston, week for three weeks previous 10 the
third Monday in September next
II. l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. s. The editors Of the abovenamed papers will
please copy, aud send their bills TO the Patent Office,
with paper containing the notice.
July lS-law3w
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ssss N.vu AsEsr's Osp,cs, August I, isil.
|nFGERs, IN aspiicass, win - receives anil 4.
" eclo o, shs 9Th Of this moosh, Tor ne fol
ioxiag busidsag mstssisls " be delivered n tn
Mary Yard the spot hers they are required " b
sod ii the expense Of the cont actors and subject
the inspsati'a sod approval The master msson. o
Ihs yard, from whom all Information may be obtain
ed;
Bricks IN enc cDsr--Ns. I.
Ninety-hve thousand plain front stretcher, atci
bri ks
Four hundred and fifty thousand good hard common
bricks, Of Baltimore or other northern ma.ufac-
ture.
Linz, one eDsr--.No. 2.
Three hundred and sixty-fvc casks Of best quality
fresh burnt w asbington or Ihomaston Lime.
Cement, one c6er--.N5. 3.
Three hundred casks Of Nelson Browns New
York, fresh manufactured II, drauiic Cement.
Slate and Mails, one oGsr-.Na.4
Two hund cd aid thirty squares bes. quality Queen,
imperial Slate, 2 inches small butts
Three hundred and fifty pounds Of composition sat
ing Nails, OF suitable size.
Sand, one e6sr- No S.
Ssvcnty-,hree hundred bushels Of fresh water clean
angular Sand, for Cement.
Two thousand bu hels of the same to be very fine
shsrp angular grain for front rank
Fifteen hundred bushels of clean angular freshwater
Sand from James river, for c-ment
The whole must be delivered at the Navy Yard as
soon as possible after tho bids decided, and no
part Of any offer will he pail for until the whole
quantity is delivered on the spot where required.
Duplicate offers are indispensable.
GEO. LOYAL, Navy Agent.
aug l0-w3w
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Inv i'll 1884
CRALED pROpO4AIN IN, - 80 "a Il III.
~ Hu.a a. ucuI 5 o'clock, p. M. ofthe 4sh Of Sep
seuAsr 81, r., for,ikias a. s.i,,s,,ns Al stss Ns
] ~ Y I'd ~ ~ ~ "A N.xv fork, " ~ - 1880 I.
1T An ~. re- - ,iu,t,.r n, comDlste
he fraos hrs...kcu,ks bxsw .,,d ssl,or ,.iese.
and ,,rom,,euus ,imb.r far .b;u ~ ~ line f,ig
ate and .Io,o Of Wal f,r wbicI mar i. deliver ..
IN W b~.a mad nv chs,l.s SHALL nnd.r f,,ns,
ron,,sc, -
81 ~, -. ,f,h.l;os f,;u., ..o. n
and .choao,r IA, ,hrh natal L.l,.,,s. has I,n
made by Me..r, Van Haot nn.I V.nghn nnJs, Tor.
me, 80 M,
SensJnIss sho,vin, ,bs ,.rtic,,., o,,,s If IN.
flames ths mr. as-hoLs-nun,hsr ami ,b. ,mso.,on.
OF ia, bssm and keeI,an uie,.e-ouan,;,is. and d,.
mepsioo. Of oroo,iscuon timber rs,rsd ~ rompl.te
thcs. coz rac,s can I obtained by pe,.on. wishing
l., offer. on avoiica,ion 10 The nnndsnt of the
Navy Yard al Brmklvo. New York
Separs,e Offers must be made for suppying ali the
,,n,., .ach ~ IN. f,ns, sa,,,,s,. md
the prces ask. e, eubic foot far m. f,.me. timber
and lreust hooks for The beam nieces 10, lie keel.
so piece. and Tor The prom,. Gu as timber for each
class Of vessel in each offer must be stated ,ears,ey
Tue frame ,u.bsr is 10 be cut 10 mounds and the
whole, m nf,rmily with instruction. which will be-
furnished TO persons with whom contracts NAV DO
made.
The said timber must have crown within TWENTY
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ioo do Bag do do IS do
SEWING TwINE.
2OOO pounds Flax Sewing Twine
1900 do Cotton Sewing Irvine.
The Flax Canvas to be 20 inches Vi de, and each
bolt 10 coniain 40 running yards.
The Cotton Canvas 10 lie 20 inches wide and each
bolt 10 eonioin 80 running yards.
The Hammock Stuff TO be ~ inches wide, and each
bolt 10 contain so running yards.
The Bag Stun TO he AZ inches wide, and each bolt
to contain so running yards.
One half Of each kind and number of said Flax
and Cotton Canvas, and Hammock and Bag Stuff
and Sewing Irvine, must be delivered at the Navy
lard, u sport, Virginia one fourth at the Navy
Yard, Brooslyn, New York and one fourth al the
Navy Yard, Charlest,wn Massachusetts,
One hall OF the quantities To be delivered at each
OF said Navy Yards, must be delivered or before
the LIST November next and the remainder on or be-
fore the LIST A, ril next.
FLAIR Canpas-The warp aud filing to be spun
exclusively from long, well dressed Flax, water rot
'ed and Of he very best quality, without any m,x-
tuTe of shorts or tow. The yarns to be evenly spun
and properly twisied-the warp to be rather more
twisted than the filling The yarns to be boiled ia
solution of the best American pot ashes in The pre-.
portion OF pounds Of ashes to every 100 pounds Of
green yarn, and gallon Of water to every pound
of green. yarn, then 10 be thoroughly washed and
ran ed 10 pure wstr and carefully dried The yarns
to be thus prepared between April and November.-
NO uele er'ous substance ktaiCh, tbIoW glue, paste,
nor any description of wca,ers' blessing 10 be used
In the manufacture All cy.indering, ca.endeIing,
pressing and beating is strictly prohibited.
he Cotton Canvas to be of the best quality of
materials and workmanship.
SAID Flax and Cotton Canvas, and Hammock and
Bag Stuff, and Twne, must be- fully equal To The
samples Of The Same at each Of said Navy Yss tie
subject to such tests and inspection a. In. ca,sf Of
said Bureau may direct or authorize AID be in ell
respects TO The satisfaction of the Comma ndsuis OF
said Navy Yards, respectively, 10 the Chief Of the
Bureau, or Il will not he received.
All deliveries must be at The risk and expense of
the contIactor-abd the articles must INFORM 10 the
rtipuations and conditions Of the contracts to be en-
tered into.
Bonds, with two approved sureies in one-' bird the
estnaed amounts Of the respective contracts will be
required, and ten per ceniun, IN addition will be
Withheld from the amount Of each payment to be
made, as collateral security for the faithful perform
ance of the contract which will not be paid until the
contract shall have been complied With unless sps-
cisy authorized by the Chief of the Bureau, or Sc
cretary of The Navy.
To be published twice week in tho following pa
pers, VIZ: Morning Post aud Daily lines, Boston,
Aassachuse Journal of Commerce, Sum- and Au.
rora, New York City; Old Dominion and Beacon
Norfolk. Virginia; Madisonian and Spectator Wash
ingion, ID. c.; American Sentinel and Pubic Ledger,
Philads phia.
JULY ~
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W An DEPARTMLNT.

- July 10, Io11.
DROPOSALS will be received at the War
Il Department, until O'Clock Of Monday the 18th
OF August next for furnishing 30 cords Of best half
seasoned Hickory wood 20 cords a best we'll sea
soned red oak, or young black oak wood and 20
tons Of best Schuyikll red ash coal
The whole Of the coal will be delivered by the Isl
October mex, and much OF the wood as the cel-
lars OF the War Office will then contain, and the re-
msnder as # NAV be required, with the right to To-
crease the quantity
Payments will be made on delivery.
July l52a~tAugi9
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PISTOLS. SWORDS. AND COPPER Powi
FLASk5.


r July 10, 1874.
PROPOSALS will be received VI this Bureau u0
4 III 3 o'clock r. NJ. Of Moasiay, the Isl dsy o
September It, for furnishing aud delivering the fo
lowing Pistols, Swords, aud Copper Powder Flask.
Tor the naval service of the United States, VIZ;
l 200 Pistols
100 Swords, and
1000 copper Powder Flasks.
All the above arms must be made of materials OF
the best quaiiy and all (arms and materially TO be
subject to such pc Of test, aud inspection is now
applied 10 similar al ms and materials the army Of
the United States.
he materials and the forms and dimensions of all
the parts must conform To those Of the established
patterns; the manship and finish must be equal
to those Of the model arms, and the several parts
must be Drowned, biued, caseha den. d, polished
As IN the standard models.
The forms and dimensions OF the parts to be veri-
ned by verifying gusgcs already established.
fst'ens OF the aforegoing pistols swords and cop
per powder TASKS may be seen on application to the
Commandments OF the several Navy Yards or to this
Bureau III TO be delivered before the LIST day
OF Oct'ber lS45, third at the Navy Yard near
Boston, and two thirds at the Navy Yard near New
York to be delyered free of charges, except as to
packing boxes; for these fair allowance will be
made.
Proposals for all or either Of the above named ar
ucies viii be received, to be sealed and endorsed
"Pro, osals for furnishing Pistols" Swords" &C..
as the case may be-
Bonds, with two approved suretes in one half the
amount of contract, will be requr ID, to be entered
Into within fifteen days after the time limited for
ceivDg biis and ten per cent of the amount Of all
bill, = III be retained collateral security for the
faithful Performance Of the contract, which will be
paid only on the satisfactory completion Of and
NINETY per cent of all deliveries made will be paid
all bills properly authenticated according the pro-
vlsons OF the contract within thirty days after their
presentation to the Navy Agent
Is-To be published twice week in the Madiso-
MAN, National Inteigencer, and Globe, Washing
ton Union and Morning Post, New York; Morning
Post and Daily Times. Boston; American Sentinel
AID Mercury, Philadelphia; Sun and Republican
Baltimore july l9-2awtd
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beAsAo "a CoAsrnuenos, Fau,pn xArA>p Rsr,,s.
800 li,h July, 1914
DROPOSALS vi be rcsv.d ~ ii. Burssu
= u"h oc'ock, Z. ". ct ,he 18th A I.ust a~1t
Tor ioraish ~ end delivering the ll~ IN ou N i.,
~ Fisn and Cos,oa Canva., H.ao osk and Bag
o'ah' and Sewing T~iae, II .ss<sies~ man ,yaef.ss,
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> nOn CARDS PERRY'S PENS.-W
sJ,OOO FISCHER, importer of Fancy and
Staple Stationary, has just received, via Boston, per
Steamer Acadia, direc from those nmitable manu-
acturers, James Perry s. Co, 5000 cards of their
best Metallic Pens, consisting OF the following kinds,
which will be sold at reduced prices wholesale and
retail at Stationer's Hall:
Perry's Three Pointed Pens,
Side Spring
" Under Spring :"
Flat Spring :"
:" Elastic Fountain"
" Regulating Spring Pens
Z" India Rubber Spring Pens,
A." Raven Black
:" National
:" Fine Office
{" Curve Cut a
Aug loft
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NEW BOOKS.-The Comic Blackstone re-
~ printed from the London edition.
S,daey Smiths Mscellanies, 3 vols.
Scotland, by Y. G. Kohl, author of Russia and
the Russians, cheap edit m price 25 cents just pub
lished and this day received by
july 70 F. TAYLOR
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PArssr Ovv,oE, June ~, 1874
PROPOSALS viii be received until the LIST Of
Il August next for the construction OF a cast iron
railing including the lamp posts, according to the
pattern which may be seen at Ibis Office 10 be
pleL d on or before the 1t of November next
The corner post must be Dorc column with an
Eagle on the top.
The lamp pos, the same as at the General Post
Office, vith lamps.
GJThe Spectator, In,elgenccr and Baltimore
Sun, will copy this for three weeks and send their
bills TO this office.
HENRY T.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Pstenf-
July l-3w
PArrsr OrvIcH, July II, 1874.
1rIn consequence OF change of The pattern Of
railing, the Tie for receiving the above proposals
Is extended to The 18th day OF August next
The d,awinrs OF the subs,,totcd railing may be
seen II M Office.
The papefs which have copied the former are
ques,.J To copy this, and siys IL hrce insertions.
+. q. SMITH,
july II Acirny Comniss'oocr.