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w NJ. FISCHER.
NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR is45.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
18th August, 1912.
SEALED proposals, endorsed proposals for
~ Beef" and proposals for Pork as the case
may be, will be received at this Office until O'Clock
on Monday the Both day Of September next, for fur
n'shlng and delivering free of all cost and risk to
the United States
Five thousand eight hundred barrels of Navy
Beef and tive thousand eight hundred barrels of Navy
Pork:
Zach barrel to contain not less than two humid red
pounds nett weight of Beef Pork no excess OF
weight in either article will be paid for. To be de-
liVered at the respective Navy Yards, as follows:
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BY THE PREslDENr OF THE 4. STATES

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S'sis o. oh'o ~ coa-,fuetug tho Misas ed D.g.
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Norh half souih~ess gssrisr snd frsetisa.l soaih-
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ahd huy-hvs mi N, 49, half ssd fr.ci,onal nss,h
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NEW STATIONARY.

w FISCHER, importer and dealer in Fancy and
w Staple Stationary, has received by recent
arrivals from England, large supply OF Peuy's and
Gillotts best steel pens prepared parchments,
sorted sizes sealing wax, fancy colored waters,
inslsods, ink auills tape, and pounce Rodgers and
Sons best rszors scissors, paper shears Office and
. ,cket knves-all Of which will be sold at Station
Hall Of less prices than the can be had else
where IN the District aug. 23-3taw3w
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REs, SrLyEsrtR LARsEp.--We understand that
The Memoir aud Remains Of this wonderful man,
prepared by Rev. X. r. Guriey in the press, and
Will soon be published They viii no doubt be read
with avidity by thousands. No man Of his age ever
made deeper impression on the public mind than
Mr. Larned AT the age of "a he died, full Of ho'
nors and full OF usefulness and was wept over by a
nation The character Of Mr.. Gurley writer is
no mean pledge that justice will be done TO his sub
jeet Waichuian Of he South
sep 2-tf
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I HE AND ELOQUENCE of the Rev. srLyEs-
IL rsR LARsED, First Pastor Of the First Presby-
terrain Church Ia New Orleans BY r. h. Gurley
One volume, with portrait.
jus, published, and this Jay received by
r. TAYLOR
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pie-emption
any lands within the limits Of the tracts above 4
scnbed, lying IN the State OF Illinois, is required 10
establish he same to the satisfaction OF the Register
and Receiver OF the proper Land Office, and make
payment therefor practicable eer seiag his
noee, and before the day appoint, for the commence
Of the sale of the land. embracing he tfac
claimed, above designated; otherwise such claim win
be forfeited.
THO. II. BLAKE.
Commissioner ofihs Genl Land Office.
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rI'HE MACKENZIE CAsE-Proceedings Of the
I Naval g urt Martial IN the case Of Aersnder
Shdsll Mackenzie TO which IS annexed an elsborst,
review by JAIME. Fenimorr Cooper
jus, publish and received for sale BY
aug 10 y TAYLOR.
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NEW MUSIC, at and cents per page Just
received at the old established Music and Sta
uonery Store, Pennsylvania Avenue, two doors east
OF l2lh street, the following new pieces, which will
be sold al a reduced price.
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NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS

NOTICE To PREEAPTlON cLAINAN Is.
Every psr.rn snitsi b th@ fghi q rr~-~syilon b.
sny lssa. withia the isnts q Ito ts~nship~ al "
snumsrsisd fsguifsf a. sstshli.h ths .sns ihs
.s-fcon n ne nsfi.ssf snd Rsceissr oftbs rsoyst
hsi oHics asd maze rsvssaf th~s~is - .s-~ gr@s
hostk afsr sss-F As ssftcs snt nsf,ss tts 6sY ~.
~ ntsi g. 80 ensnrsHsst II ne gahie safe Of
Ne township eshfscsng M rsst cisisusd rh.we 90
sEnstsd oshsr-l~s ssch eisfw ~ui 10 fssf rea.
mo "a BLAKE
Cs-~twss-sv n ~ fssasrui is~a oros
Sec 5 tea
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MISS MERGERS SCHOOL.

AT BELMONT, LoUDouN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
WI open, as usual on the fret Monday IN DC
w tober. Those who wish to send pupils, will
please apply as early as possible
August 29-eolw
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fINHL POEMS AND BALLADS or sCHIL-
Il LER, Translated nv SIR Edward Lytion Bulver-
Complete IN one volume just published and his day
received for sale by +. TAYLOR.
susust ~.
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NOTICE TO pRE-eMprloN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to The rigb, Of pre-enpsion
sny isnds within the limits of the tovn.hi above
enOmers,ed 10 required TO establish the same 70 The
satisfaction 81 the Register and n oeivsr " Vie land
osoe. and make payment the efor q, soon prse,i
oabk sr,T ssug thus ne,,o>, and before the dsv sp-
po'nied Tor the announcement Of the put cate ri
the township embracing ,hs tract ella med slave De
sirns',d, oahervis. sooh claim vii b. iorf tied
rho n BLAKE
Commissioner u he Csnoai T. nd Office.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

IN pursuance Of law, j. JoHs TrLEs, President Of
L The United s ate. OF America, do her. by declare
ana make known that public sales will be held A. the
Indr rmeniioned land Offices la the STATE OF IN
LANA, at the periods hereinafter dssignsted, to
wit:
a. the Land Office at WINANAC, comm. nein
On monday, the twenty hrst day of October next or
'he disposal OF the public lands hereinafter described
North Sus Base Line and Easi Sfhs Second Prine,p!
Meridian.
The northeast quarer Of the seetn and the west
hA OF The southeast quarter of section lhirlysr in
township thiuy flour Of range one.
he lots one, two three and four in the south half
one.
West half OF southwest quarter of sect on twenty
one, southeast and southwest quarters Of section
twenty two northwest and southwest quarters Of
section twenty-seven, north half and southwest quar-
Ter OF section twenty four and sections twenty-five
and ihr six, in township ihirty-six Of range Two
AT the Land Office at VINCENNES, commenciog
on Monday, the twenty eighth day of October next
Tor The disposal of the public lands hereinafter dec
cnbed, viz;
North gths Base Line and W,iof the Second Principal
.uridlan
Sections and two, the fraction of section three
north OF the Ind boundary line north half of the
Of lection twelve, in tow nship four, of range five.
The fractional northwest qusner east of river, of
seeuon six IN township four, Of range seven.
The fractions Of sections sir seven thirty and
thifty-one, the south side Of White river in town
ship two, of range seven.
The fractions Of sections thirty- two and thirtv-
three on the south side of the White river in town
ship i've, Orange seven.
A, the Land Office at JEFFERSONVILLE.
commencing on Monday, the fourth day Of November
next tor the disposal Of the public lands within The
small traction Of section twenty-five, in tow nship
ioufi OF range two, situated in bend on the south
side Of Whe liver and north the Indian boundary
line and also of the southeast quarter of section hr
iy-four IN township three, Of range two--all living
north OF the base line and of the meridian.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
he sales will each be kept open for two weeks
(unless the lands are sooner disposed of and no
longer and no private entries Of land, in the town
SHIPS offered will lie admitted until after tns expi-
ration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand al he City of Washington,
tins twenty fourth day of June, Ammo Domin 1874.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President
THO, II. BLAME,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTiON CLAIMANTS.
Every Pe'son entitled 10 the night Of presumption to
any OF The lands above enumerated is required 10 es-
tablish The same TO The satisfaction Of the Register
and Receiver ofthe proper Land Office and make pay-
men therefor, as soon practicable alsr SEEING this no
et, and before the day appointed for the commence
ment of The public sale Of the tract claimed above de-
sgna'ed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THO. III. BLAKE
Commisstoner Qfthe General Land Office
June 20
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF tbs
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Session Of Is4a-45.

THE LECTURES will commence on Monday
November the 4th, and be continued, under the
following arrangement 10 the middle Of March en-
suing.
Practice and Theory Of Medicine by,NsthanieI
Chapman, NJ ID.
Chemistry, Robert Hare NJ. n.
Surgery, William Gibson, NJ. ID
Anstom William v Horner, NJ D.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel jackson, NJ. ID.
Maleris Medca and Pharmacy, George b. Wood
MD
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Chl
dren Hugh l.. Hodge, M ID
A cour.e ofC,i neal Lectures and Demonstrations
IN connection with the above, will be given at the
very extensive and convenient ln6rmary called the
Philadelphia II Jspital
Clinical Medicine by w. w. Gerhard, NJ D.
Clinical Surgery, Drs Gibson and Borner.
Clinical Instruction In Medicine ~ also given frou
the first day Of November to the frs, day Of March
by DR. Wood, in the Peunsylvanis Hospital
Clinical Instruction is likewise given at the Uni
versity, every Saturday morning
w. r. HORNER, NJ. n,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
263 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Sept 81, lsi4-3tawdSc tlloov.
MAJOR WIN. ID. MUTT, Of The Treasury De
psrtment, Is constituted nv Agent TO transact
business FOR the estate of the late 1ully r. Wise.
To him, creditors, having properly authenticated
claims, or others, having any kind of business with
the estate, are respectfully referred during my sb
,enee. JOHN @. WISE, Administrator
Of T. r. Wise, decd.
Washington City, Aug. 18th, 1874.
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Al ILLS Ills TORY 90 CHlyALRY AND
WI KNlOHTHOOD AND ITS TIMES. by
Charles Wills, author Of "Nhls' Hitory q the Cru
sades"-l volume, cheap edition, price 81
kelgio Nediei, and - sequel Chrsusn Morsls
by SIR rbomss browrs-nsw sdhicr l-ti-con-
lieie IN one voiome ia.i publrhsd
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THE ORACLE Of DELPHOs,
4 ND other foems.--By John s. Moore, Of Ma
n uland, oonpete IN one small volume, pre,
50 cents
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THE oRACLE Of pElPHos

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By Ihe FTeslJfhI!
Tho. II. BLhEE,
Commissioner Of the GenI Land Office.
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banner which was presented to him on the moment
for niGadsession. !,
And even after this, when Col Hart was supposed
have done has duty fairly already he Was required
to mount the steps Of the Old Washington heao
Quarters again, and 10 receive the Banner LOT VI.
White Eagle Club. This he did IN the Handsomely
manner possible,
On the other stands besides the Lieutenant gov
ernor, there were Mr.. Edmonds and several o,her
orators Of note but the palm this day, was larry
borne away by Col Hart, with his bold and nam,
oratory.
As as the speaking was at an end, the sP'en-
did Brass Band headed by Petersham, called 10 guar
lers and the New Workers marched frofa Tie grouno
and landed here about 10 o'clock at night, highiy
gratihed by their excursion. ,
We cannot close notice OF this meet ng WIN
out mentioning the gratifying fact about one thou'
sand ladies present. For their convenience
seats bad been prepared, nor old they appear 'he
least disinterested portion of the audience Ihere
could have been less than thirty thousand persons
present at any one time, and the utmost unanimity
and seriousness pervaded the whole body. noe
piece of artillery from this city under the command
of Capt. VIM Castles was taken up on board ihe
New Jersey, which, from time 10 time, was ehectu-
ally discharged.
Altogether, this was decidedly one OF The most IN
terestiOg meetings we have ever attended. Inc hrm
and determined expression of opinion on the part oil
the brave yeomanry Of the State gives an encourag'
ing earnest Of the victory which awaits The Demo
cratic cause.
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England Ii is we'll known here from tokens the mos
solid sold that she desires not 10 interfere with
Texas in aDy manner prcJucicsl To our just
with that country or Mexico But We s'estiy doubt
Il tina, nation OF France (boh nos acting IN wise
eoncsrt) look, or WA hook cooiiy 90 and see us
perpetrate against their sly, Mexico, the shocking
iaiquiiy of such a dismsasbcrassnt All civilized
Powers must regard II with u0mingled abhorrrncc
all must feel that it will loosen the hands oil othet
nations To deal with US as robbers who have turned
out upon the worlds highway to strip every ieebler
passenger without even the miserable excuse oil The
foopad, that he wants what he takes"
France, England and America have all aoknow-
lodged the independence Of Texas. They have all
acknow lodged that there is more connection be-
tween Mexico and Texas than there is between Ire
land and Morocco. Then, VIC ask, where is the
Z" shocking inquity" and the dsmembsrment"
against their ally, Mexico" Texas being ndepen-
dent and sole arber Of its own fate, must have an
und QUILTED right to join glorious confederacy
But Great Britain, France, and the In,elligencer,
with Mexico thrown in check glory, and des-
roy our commerce and manufacturers. They aim
the deadliest blow at the New England States
France and England may turn their eyes TO fire
balls for what care, if they choose to grow hot
because we choose 10 exercise ao undoubled right.
Monarches which the Intelligencer means by " civ
iized Powers" may express "unmingled adherence"
at the advance of Republican civilization, which may
indeed loosen the hands," fettered in chains by
themselves-and they may call us " robbers" on the
" worlds highway" for spreading the blessings OF Lib
e,y throughout our extensive contin-nt-aad the H.
tegencer may reiterate their maledctions-but the
march of Universal FREEDOM will not be stayed
The Integencer taking for granted that Mexico
will declare agains. Va without cause, concludes
its 10y al homily thus
off England or France takes part with her, we
shall begin without army and end without navy
God forbid that The sin and of such an unhappy
and needless conflict should fall upon us !"
The God Forbid precisely the same hypocri-
teal used by the royass of the Revolution to
induce our orefathers to submit to the CALLING chains
Of British Despo.sm! Will the descendants Of the
Revolutionary heroes be frightened now by such
canling objuigaions
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tryance Of agents Of destruction that America wish
CO 10 eomaesd hor Inventive genius 10 the sdmirs-
ton or the gratitude Of after times nor Is IL even IN
the detection Of the seero.s the composition Of new
notifications OF physacsl nature
'E1cudsnt ali sPiran,is mo.lius era
Nor even is her purpose the glory of Roman smbi
ton; nor 'ru regere Importo poPuos' her memento
10 her sous. Her glory Is not dominion but liberty.
Her march is the march OF mind. She has spear
and shield, but the motto upon her shield is Free
DOM Independence Peace. This has been her De-
ciaraiion this has been, far as her necessary IN
tercourse with the rest OF mankind would permit,
her practice.
my countrymen fellow citizens, and friends,
could that spirit which dictated the Declaration
which we have this day read that spirit which pre-
ers before all temples the upright heart and pure at
this descend from his hsbItation IN the SKIES
and within this hall, in language audible TO mortal
ears, address each Of US here assembled our
beloved country, Britannia, ruler OF the waves.
and every individual among the sceptered lords OF
human kind, his words would be, GO THOU AND
DO LIKEWISE"
This was written by Mr. Adams with his face to-
wards the Presidency and therefore towards the De-
mocracy, and his attitude graciousy inclined to-
wards the South All these things had been done by
united America, while large portion Of it still
slayehodng-a much larger portion of ii than is now
lproportonay. Here are no vindctive words against
the Constitution and its compromises-by means of
which whatever the United States are repre- ented
to have done since the fejerative Union, had been
done; no fustlan about the Sublime beauties of
slavery" not word about "the moral infamy of do
nestle slavery" Mr.. Adams would soon have
made a recantation then, being Secretary of State,
aud with his face to the Presidency road, of what
he had written against The Federal party to have
uttered those six words in his late Boston address,
'the moral infamy of domestic slavery" He had lived
long enough then (ffty-hve years) to understand
well whatever evils there in domestic slavery, as
he can now. But those his molia smpora
fandi in his public addresses that would come of
course under the eyes of slave holders-nor were
these iulsome euogistc strains upon the British
archy--"the country of the Walsingbams and the
Bureighs." He has found out since what race Of
land robbers pirates, and barbarans shareholders Of
the South are and he has recalled, more in anger
than in sorrow, any panegyric he ever pronounced
that could by any possibility, apply to ,hem-for
long time a necessary and the most popdlous and
powerful part of the great North American Confede
racy and he will longer utter, words Of sneer
"sand forth, ye champions of Britannia ruler Of the
waves" for such an apostrophe would be sneerng at
himself.
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sIsFLE CURE rvR THE CRoup.-We fad IN the
journal oil Health the following simple remedy for
this dangerous disease. those who have ps,sed
nights OF almost agony at the bedside Of loved Chi.
oten-~h,n death seemed coniendng for 40 Their
Voigotha, and have heard the huskey rattle. a. the
dark demon was sitting the infant breath. will rea-
sure It up as an invaluable piece Of Information lf
cnl'o tsken with Group, instantly apply cold coier
zee water u possible, suddenly and freely 10 the neck
and ohes, with sponge-lhe breathing will almost
instantly DC relieved so soon possible let the SUI.
ieref drink as much as II can then wipe il dy cover
up warm, and soon quiet slumber will relieve the
parents anxiety, and lead the heart in thanlfulne.,
70 the power which has given to the pure gushing
fountain such medicinal qualities.
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OFFICE OF THE BAIT. REpuB & ARGUS,
Oct. a. II o'clock, p. M.
BALTIMORE FIRM AS HER MON
UMENTS.
Faithful found among innumerable false,

Faithful found among innumerabe false,
Unmoved, onshaken, unseduced, untenifed r'
Never since we have known any thing Of elections
never since we have witnessed contes--have we
seen 90 fierce a conflict that which has just termi-
mated and the victory of which thousands of freeme
who stood firm amid The stoim of prescription, perse-
cuon, and corruption are now celebrating with loud
huzzas while write.
Another Democratic Victory for Baltimore.
The Democratic candidate for Mayor Col. JACOB
G. DAVIES, is elected by about
500 MAJORITY
And the Councils are ID, mocrac by over two-thirds
majory--last election, Law, Wing, had a majority
of 302 and The Wings carried the Councils.
We here, who know that Democrats voted Tor Law
who know the great influence welded by the i'm
mense patronage Of the city-who know also that a
large number Of friends absent, hail il as
mighty triumph and assure our friends that in No
vember, Baltimore will bring up her Democratic ma
jority that which she gave the second of Octo-
beY
We have time for particulars.
sour unofficial vote makes Davies majority 498;
other papers make il SOB.
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AN IMPORTANT "CHANGE .,

Hon. r.. r. COLLIER, Of Petersburg, vrginiO, ba,
rublIsbeds lengthy and spir-,trripg address to his
fellow citizens, declaring his purpose to support the
election of Col Polk. Mr. c. was one of the most
powerful advocates OF the election of General Hsr.
rison in 1910.
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OFFICIAL.
Tx..sUsy DErARransT,

bEfA"''
October 81, 1874.
The Secretary of the Treasury acknowledges ''e
receipt Of five dollars from some unknown Pe'''"
With the following note;
Dir. al am indebted to the revenue OF the uniteu
States the amount enclosed, $500 -,
wish YOU 10 understand the reason oil my ao'ns
,h;s i 70 make INC al peace with God and my ieho"
men. A. ooa q,
The Lord is coming this month, and on ihe s@a ~
23d day Of IL think to Judge between nam t" 90
..-,.,h God and him who serysth him not ana 10
lav righteous to the line, and Judgment 10 'he
piummst. The Lord help US to be- prepared 10 slap'
The 6sry trial. "when the Lord arselh TO shake 'erf-
M, tbs s,r,h Yours, &c.
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FhcfsAros AND Frn-I once IN n for.s, watch.
ed for few moments a striped touirreI ctsnl,,v
slowly towards the open jaws Of hideous rattle
snake, which lay stretched across the road in the
PAIN my horse was travelling second thought in.
nuoed me 70 cease idle gazing and at once dsn CUNT
s cu' ong pole, drove the reptile from the path,
ing 10 escape but II died in few minutes although
no, wi bin ten fee. of the serpent. o. Of he jour.
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NAHTL fvSIsHsaNr.-The Governor Of New
nampss'fs has repieved Comngs who is now con-
noe1 IN The Hsverhlll Jail under sentence of death
unu' altr The action OF the people and The Legsla-
uP'n we question OF The abolition Of the death
peoaliy, which IL 10 be had during The ensuing nontb
meanwhile, Rev Charles Spear and Addison DAVIS
a'N travelling through the State and delivering lee
lures IN favor Of the entire abrogstion Of the pslows