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Land and General Agency Once at tho Capital OF I'LL
nOis, City OF Springfield.

HORACE r. h. DIILER
Land and General Agency Once tho Capital OF ILL
nois, City Of Springfield.
rTNO nonresdent of Illinois lands holders Illinois
tndbfedns and all DESTROYS of ymrchasng State
lands rth Illinois scrip hoHds-The undersigned would
respectfully inform the public that they have established in
this ctythe capital OF the State of linoisa land and
era agency office for the transaction of all business appeI
tanning thereto within the limits Of the State
All transactions relative the purchase and sale OF lands
examining lands and reporting their location, advantages
and value paying edeemng land sold for taxes;
investigating titles. nc buying and selling all descriptions
OF State Indebtedness this and other description OF
business attached general land agency the
tended scale, will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
ASH DILLER
REFERENCES.
Messrs Deifendorf Il Niles, Washington City.
A. Gowdy u Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Me s.'s' sycEies K Co, ST. Louis, Missouri.
A. Chrlsty, esq,
John M. Winner, esq.,
His exce!lency A. c. French. Governor OF Illinois
Hon. Thomas III. Campbell, auditor !"
g John Moore, treasurer
!. $, ii. Treat Judge supreme court.
Lyman Tnmbul, " e
J. Dean Cation, !"
Mcss1s wadswor,h Y Sheldon. New York city.
David Leavitt, esq,
G. Bartlett esq, No. Front street, IS
Gen. Robert Patterson, Phiadeipha.
Gen Adam D;ller.
Jos. l.. Chester esq, :"
Col. s W. Black, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gen. Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass
q p. Sanger, esq, "
Henry K. Stone, esq, =" "
J. d. Pratt " Co., Baltimore, Md.
Ap lI-dlmNsw3m
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I IEUT. LYNCHs Expedition to tho Dead Sea and
IL to the river jordan, volume, with many engravings
Maps, NC FRANCk TAYLOR,
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Navy AGkNr's OFFICE,

Navy AGKNr's OFFICE
Memphis Tennessee, May 80 lS49
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, for each class sepa
- raey endorsed proposals for supplies ior navy ards
will be received at this office until IL o'clock, on the
18th day of June next furnishing and delivering at the
hayward Memphis Tennessee, at such place or places
may directed by free OF expense TO
the government the materials and articles hereinafter to be
suociIed. viz
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June 9-dI0t


~ CHAGRtS AND PANAMA.-The United States,
seam-packet Falcon will be despatched from the port OF
New York on Thursday the d instant.
The public is hereby notified that mails may be sent to
New York, Charleston, s. c., Savannah, Ga, and New
Orleans La be convey cd by the Fac which will sail
from New York the 2S'h insant from Charleston on
the lsl OF July next (noming) from Savannah on the
by the seampacket "lsthmus," leaving that port (New
Oreans) direct for Chagres the llh July next
Mail bags should be made up New York, and at the
other points named for Chagres Panama, San Diego Santa
Barbara, Monterey, San Francisco and Astoria.
The entire postage for a single letter exceeding halt
In weight, will be l2a Havana, ~ cents
Chages 30 cents Panama. be prepaid in all and
40 San Diego, Santa Barbara Monterey San Fran
CISCO Astoria, be prepaid unpaid, the option
OF the sender Newspapers and pamphlets. postage
three each, and inland postage to be added.
j. COLLAMER,
Postmaster General.
Post Office Department. June 8, 1919.
June lU--3t
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Prussia.
Manifesto Of the King of Prussia.

MY PEorLk Under the pre,cxt of tho OF
many Tue ehees OF our atherand have raised the stand
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VOkE-SECK sHIRrs.-STEVENS has sale q
large supply OF Corded and stitched yoke neck shirts
superior quality. 900
Also, medium and low-pced shirts OF good styles Tie
trade. a usual. supplied
Under Shirts a,d drarus "A very large stock of silk
merno gsuze meno cotton and gauze cotton, jean and
plss n cotton shirts and drawers
My stock of uner shirts aud drawers is unusually large
and at prices lower than first qualify goods usually sold
Summer gloves, canes, umbrellas, travelling umbrellas
"a artice,) perumery, NC. M. H. STEVENS,
Great Hat and Ou,ft,ing Establishment,
June 2-6titeo No. Browns Hotel
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IL fOU Uest YuaITy PaVITg UTcks
1854 100 q. hard burnt do.
Glass No. 2--SroNK.
75i peches for foundations in pieces from to Is
inches thick, less than S inches wde and from to
feet long The pieces be well shaped and may be sand
or limestone, or both.
2iO peches in rectangu ar blocks to feet long,
6 inches thick, and Is inches wide.
Class No. LUMBER
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" ""'''o" " 'i'e "ahfestoes and proclamaons above,
give 'ne ionowng interesting letter from Paris pub
lished in the New York Tribune
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S,TRAYED away from tho kub,criber on 9th day
- Of June, large buffalo COW, a white spot between
by Mas CRONlN,
June 9-eo3t On 9th street
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Mu"ycNoV Wc A>WpeIOT " 1uStffn.
The following is the manifesto of the Austrian mon
arch:
"a criminal party led by unprneipcd demagopucs. af.
ter committing outrages innnmerabe, and exhansng the
sources oil faschood seduce from yo, allie
ana dissolve the tic that for long years has
war against your king to rob him of his Hereditary rights
ana assumes at the same time authority you and the
properly OF others Under the cunning preex your
hoeIhes and nationality endangered the blood of your
Dfohefs ana sons split and the the peace
u cizen ana the veal OF thriving oer
p ou are required to take up arms against usagains
your King who has given free ali hi, peo
PIE including those who had none previously and Who
Suaanted to every one full equality rights Not content
rhiaSns, hey now lean for support and derive their
d from the outcasts of foreign lands Thousands Of
"1crs and dlsturbers of the peace men equally des
Poperty and morals, whose only bond OF union is
h,,a o. purpose, arc in their pay these individual,
49, ,II.eauy become leaders of the rebellion and yb
10 c,y,e% @ your cost Their abominable plans are 10
iou yourselves are made the blind ins,rumen,. or
iooS o, having for its object the spbversion NJ al,
such sinful machnations and Jnliv.r ~ p", an eno 10
aa seeu'o 70 our monarchy the peace 40 ar
duty, but fixed an ~ Is no. ony
government whose calling 1t is watch over the nso
welfare OF the nations committed by Providence 70 ,b
hands, aud TO guard them against the common sn., ~
both Our illusrious ally the Emperor of Ru.si, 49,,
tanning the same sentiments with ourselves has nnoa
with subdue the enemy In CONFORMITY win
wish, and in the fullest accord with us, his ARMIES
enter Hungary, in order assist orce
the war that dcsoating fields Consider moi
as the enemies OF county, but the friends of your
king come to support him tho utmost OF their power
freeing Hungary from the Calling yoke OF domestic and
foreign scoundre They will observe the discipline
as my troops, and VIII protect every lege citizen The
same severity will be shown in overcoming the rebellion
m by the blessing of the Most High, shall pros
per.
"G'von in our Palace of schonbrnn, MayI2 rosrnu
''Prince ScHwARsKNBuRe"
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+ IEUT. LYNCHs Dead Sea Expedition Narrative
IL OF the United States Expedition the river Jordan
and the Dead Sea- by w T. Lynch, United States navy
with maps and numerous illustrations, this day received
for sale nj TAYLOR ~ MAURY'S
June 10 Bookstore, 9th street.
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NO DENTtSTS.-Thc unders gned, having been ap'
il pointed agent by Charles Abbey ~ Son, Phlade pha,
for the sale of their superior gold FOIL will a constant
supply on hand at the manufacturers reduced prices
Also, Jones' White u Co.'S artificial teeth dentists tools
&c. SAMUEL LEWIS, Jeweller,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
June 9-3tif
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Vote Of the soldiers.
The votes Of the army for Paris as foows Number
OF votes, 1890 For Murat 1856, Ledru ,n $685. La
grange $685. Bochot 6l20 Bedeau 3,t76, Lamorciere
43i3, Duaure 3O5S, Moreau $500 Passy 1917 Victor
Hugo 32i9, F. Pyat SOB, Vavin 2l27, L,ineenais
1867, Wolowsk 1885, Rather Sill, Coquersl 239s,
Considerant 3d. Pierre Leroux 4,6il Peupn 2II6
Cannon 1875, Roger 2l52 De Las,eyre q $50 Perdi-
guere ASS, Rapate 25i5 1t will be seen by this list
that than half the soldiers belonging the
ment OF the Seine voted for the Socialists.
Features of The Returns
The following members of the Constituent Assem-
bly,, who have been ministers, and members of the
ministry, since the oath OF February 1913, have not
been reelected members of the Legislative Assem-
bly,, and are not likely to obtain seats MN Trouve,
Chauvel, Glocon, Marie, Senard, GARNER Pages, Du-
pont de fEure, Lamartne, Preston, Leon de Male
Vile Goudchaux, Recurt, Bastde, VauIabelle Touet
Ireat, Carnot. The following members, who took an
active part in the public business, have also failed in
their elections: NM. Buchez Marrast Duvergier de
hauranne, Billault, Pagnerre, Jules Favre Dupont de
Bussac, breaux de Pusy, Degousse, Clement Thomas
pelee Ducoux, Berger. Proudhon, Duvgnler, Audy de
ruyrayeau Jolly Chambelle, Portals, Georges and Ed
mond Lafayette, Ducos, &c
NJ bamartnc, who was elected with universal acca-
mauoh py Ten or eleven departments that gave him more
man 2oooooo suirages in the month of April ls4s in
May, iS49, IS not named in the department that
gave MN brth-that of the four individuals who
have successfully occupied the presidential chair in the
National Assembly, namely: Buchez, who was elected
on the 9TH OF May Marie in the early part OF June and
Marrast IN july have been chosen as representatives in
the new Assembly. On the other hand na;thar n,uo,,
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ARGE and Splendid Assortment China and
IL GIassware.-C. S FOWLER, importer, Odd Fellows
Hail. Seventh street, has received, by ship Chesa
peake, from Liverpool and other places, $50 package.
china and glass ware, which will be sold wholesale and
retail, such rates will give satisfaction The asso
prses almost every article found in a china and
glass Housekeepers and persons wishing pur
chase sell again invited call and examine for
themselves
which is very splendid May l9-co3w
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VERMONT.
aol From Montpelier at N every day, except Sunday
By Norhheld, Rexbury, Drook6sd, Brainree
West Bran<ree, West Randolph, Bethel, Royal
fal.- ton, Sharon, West Hartford, and Hartford
To West Lebanon, by p m, So miles
And back betweco and 6 . m.
,fact Friday T1' 'V
BY Barre, South Barre, WiTiamstown, East Brook
field, EAst Randolph, and East Bethel
To Rcyalton, BY p m, Sei miles
And bask between q m and m, next days
Proposals, by schedule make closer connection with
he Boston mail, are invited.
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N. send, West Townsend, North marlborough,
West marlborough, and Straton
To Arlington, by a m next days. 81 miles
And back between and II m, Monday, We'd
ncsday, and Friday
Proposals for three additional trips will be considered
367 From Grafton at 3 p m, Tuesday and Saturday
BY Houghtonsvie and Windham
10 Londonderry, by 8 p m, IL miles
And back b,tweon 10 m and p M, same days
36S From West Townsend at p m, Tuesday
10 Windham, by p m, 81 miles
And back between and m, same day
1863 From Cambridgepor at m, Monday and Wednes-
day
BY Brookline, Fayetteville Wilamsville, and Dover
10 wilmington, by p m, 80 miles
And back between a m and p m, next days
37O From marlborough m, Tuesday and Sturdy
BY Guiord, Galford Genre, Green River, Hall
fax, West Halifax, Jacksonville, Nottingham,
Readsborough, West Readsborough and STAN
To North Adams, (Ma,..,) by 7 . m, 4s miles
And back between 8 a m and m, Monday and
37l From marlborough at every Except Sun
day
BY West Bratteborough, Marlborough, Whining
ton, Searsbury, Woodford, and East Bennington,
To Bennington by m, Al miles
And back between 9 p m and IL night.
Proposals for r weekly service are invited.
37a From marlborough at m, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday
BY West Dummerston and Fayetteville
To Townsend, by p m, II miles
And back between ~ m and P M Monday We'd
Proposals for three additional trips will be considered.
1873 From Bratteborough every day. except Sun
day
BY Dummerston, Putney, and Westminster
To Wa'poe, IN. ii } by 81 p m, 20 miles
And back between 81 and 81 p m; half Of
the trips, going and returning, to run by Chester
field and Wesimoreand, instead of Dummerston,
Putney, and Westminster
Proposals extend Bellows Falls, miles, if
sary to make connexions, are invited.
374. From Wilmington at m, Tuesday and Saturday
BY Jacksonville and South Halifax
To Colerain, (Mass,) by IL m, IS miles
And back between 3 p and p m, Monday and
Friday.
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Special OMccs.

Proposals inued for supplying the foiloping Offices
in Vermont for tie nett proceeds of said Offices respect
ipely-mited in each case to sum TO be named IN the
proposals:
Athens from Cambridgeport, miles AMI back, three
times week.
Berlin from Montpelier miles and back, twice week
Crienden from Pttsord miles and back, twice week.
Corn,h from East Cornh miles and back, six times
East Barnard from Barnard, miles and back three times
a week.
Groton from Wells River 10 miles and back, three
times week.
HiShgae Springs from Swanon miles and back, three
times week.
Huntington from Richmond, miles and back, once
week
Jamaica from West Townsend, miles and back, three
times week
Jay from Troy miles and back once week
Jericho Centre from Jericho miles and back three times
a week.
Line In from Bristol, S miles and back, once week.
Mechanicsville from Mount Holly, miles and back,
Mddetown from East Poulney, miles and back, three
times week.
Randolph from West Randolph, 3 miles and back, six
Saint Abans Bay from ST, Albans miles and back, six
times a week.
sandgate from West Arlington miles and back,
week
Saxe's Mills from Highga.e S miles and back, twice a
week.
Shrewsbury from Cuttingsvie, mile and back, three
Zines week.
South Nswbury from Newbury, miles and back, three
times a week.
South Walden from Cabot, miles and back, a
week
Topsham from East Corn,h, milcs and back three
times week.
Wardsboro' from North Wardsboro' miles and back,
twice a week.
West Dover from Dover, miles and back, twice week
Westminster West from Sax,ons River, miles and
back, three times a week.
Weybridgc Lower Falls from Middlebury, Smiles and
back, twice week.
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Special Omcss

SF0o- ~
Proposals are inved for supplying the following Offices
in Neu Hampshire for the nett proceeds of said Offices
respectively limed to to be named in the promo.
posais in each case:
Alh.nv from, ro,w.v 4 r,,.. md b..l
Aiscnd from Naw Hls,esd Al mills md 0 h.ct ,u..
,y..L - " $50 ~' '"o0
Bedford from Manchester mile. and b.ck ,h,.. ,,..
. veek ~~N"' ''''' '''''
Drswsv;,le from Rellows F.ls a r;l.. and h..k .I
times : week. N"1~' '''''
Hanover Centre from Hanoynr e miles and hack ,r.. .
week. N 'A'"' o'''
HArrisvlle from Dublin miles and back onc. a y,.sk
onca ! week
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4iz From Plymouth. at 81 m, Tuesday. Thursday and
By Plympton and East Middleboro'
To Mddeboro, by p m,l7 miles
And back between p IN and 81 m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
''S From Mdlshore' at 81 every day. sxese, Sunday
East Warsham, North Sandwich, and West
Sandwich
To Sandwich, by lOi IN, % miles
And back between q m and a pm.
4a9- From Sandwich, at p M Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday
BY South Sandwich, Coui, Port, Mar.,on'. Mills,
and Osterville
To Cenrevlle by m, 40 miles
And back between A m and II m, same days.
Proposals for three additional trips will be considered
$50 From Sandwich at ii m, Tuesday, Thursday and
By East Sandwich, West Barnstabe, Bsrnstable,
and Yamouthpor
To Yarmouth, by p m, l6l miles
And back between 81 m and IN, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
ASH. From Sandwich at III a IN, Monday, "Wednesday.
By Eas, Sandwich West Barn.tabl,, and Barnsa.
To Yarmouth, by 3 p m, Is miles
And back between 81 a m and M next day.
4'a' From Sandwich a. m every day ssesp. Sunday
Falmouth, West Falmouth, and Falmouth
To Woods Hole, by 8p m, IS miles
And back between m aud d M
453. From West Bsn.tabe at p m, Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday
BY Hyannis
To Hyannsport, by 3 p m, 8 miles
And back between 81 a m and Iii a next days
with three additional trips to Hyanns, miles
asa. From Yarmouth at 3 every day, except Sunday
By Dennis, East Dennis, West Brewster, Brewster,
and East Brewster
To Orleans, by p m, Isl miles
And back between a and 10 am
ass. From Yarmouth a. pm every day, except Sunday
BY South Yarmouth, West Dennis, South Dennis,
West Harwich, Harwich, and South Harwich
To Chuham, by NJ, IL miles
And back between d IN and
456. From Orleans at M Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
BY East Orleans Eastman, North Eastman, South
Welheet WellAeet, Truro, and North Truro
To Provincetown, by m, 80 miles
And back between m and m next days
Asst. From Chatham at a m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
BY North Chatham, East Hurwich, and South Or
leans
To Orleans, by a m, 12I miles
And back between and IL m same days
Proposals to supply North Chatham and East Harwch
from Chatham tr- weekly, six times week, and South
Orleans from Orleans, emitting service between East Har-
wieh and South Orleans, will be considered.
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And back between a m and II N next days
s3s From ST. JOhnsbury at II Tuesday and Thursday
By ST. Johnsbury East, Concord, and Luncnburgh
To Lancaster, IN. H.) by P m. % miles
And back between 5 a m and II m days
339 From Sutton, al m, Wednesday
To Northumberland, IN. II y by p M 25 miles
And back between 10 m and p m, Tuesday.
$40 From Wells River, at Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY McIndoe's Falls, Barnet, Passumpsc, ST. Johns
bury, ST. Johnsbury Centre. Lyndon, Lyndon
Centre, Sutton Barton, Bloomington, and Derby
To Derby Line, by IL [. m next days 60 miles
And back between III m, Monday Wednesday,
and Friday, and next days
Proposals for three additional trips will be considered
BAL From Well. River, at p m, Monday, Wednesday,
By Ryasass, peaeham, Danvils North D.nvie,
Wheeock, Sheffield Glover, Barton, Browning
To Derby Line, by II days, CT miles
And back between III m, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday and a m next days.
Proposals to end the route at Barton will be considered
342 From Railroad depot at p M Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday
Vershre
To Chelsea, by 9 p m, 81 miles
And back between and l2 m same days.
3i3 From vergennes at m, Monday, Wednesday, and
By Addison Bridpor Shorcham, Orwell, Benson,
and West Haven
To White Hall, IN. w. by IN, 40 miles
And back between a m and next days
Proposals for three additional trips will be considered.
344 From ycrgennes at m, Wednesday and Saturday
By Panton
To Westport, IN. Y.,) by p m, Ia miles
And back between 81 a m and IL. m, same days
Querel Whether Panton should not be supplied from
Vergennes and rest of route discontinued.
345. From Midd!ebury II every day, except Sun
day
BY Salisbury, Leicester, Brandon, Pittsford Rut
land East Clarendon Cuttingsville, Mount Ho
ly, Ludlow, roctorsville, Cavendish, Chester
Bartonsvie, and Saxton's river
To Bellows Falls, by next day, 81 miles
And back between p m and 10 next day !;
every other trip run by Rockingham, in lieu of
Saxton's river.
GAG From West Rutland at a m, Thursday
By Clarendon Springs, T'nmoulh, Dandy Four
Corners Pawlet, Rupert, and West Rupert
To Salem, IN Y.,) by m, 80 miles
And back between 6 m and m next day.
BAT From Rutland IN, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday
By Mendon, Shcrburne, Brdgswater, Woodstock,
Tafts andO uee rhee Viiiaoe