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Passengers Arrived

IwrRrooL AND HaLrrAx- steamship U,bernis - For
VIM Coffin, 1hot Foster
For New Ycrh-Mr Farshaw and lady, VIM Fielding and
lady Mr. 0e.tinser M,s Anna Drummer Mr. Horn lady
,on nsrdt and lady Mr. Berrien and lady Mr. Dupont
yShp Potter schieslnger Mr. Csthsrseod kev Newton
wilsmsor, Brown, ADErave q Dracker Ferrier, Mr.
Voucher, Mr. all Mr. Delaunay, Jos Taylor Thos Giedh
MI Jackson John Wallis Mr. stoly Ensign nns
Walker, Mr. Burnhsm and servant, Mr. Rohsciiid Cook
Mr. Favaara MI xels Stutzer Mr. Cronkhite Mr. Parkia
and lady. Mr. Trimble, Mr. s~it, Mr. Norris White
Huffman rinlay Mr. Becker Mr. Ayard and lady Joseph
shelicn VT feedham McKinsrey Mr. Brssnstn. Mr. De-
var, Mr. oe,tinger. Mr. Oettinger. Mr. fretman
From Hsli'ss-nr HePherssn. Mr. Mckay, Mr. Yed, r 4
Starr. Mr. Durrey. Mr. Allen.
cnAhI.sros-- STEAMSHIP NcrthernerN burrows, Capt
Nsntere, " m Dewsop. Wheeler, n Losei W Atmore
e. Howell, Wilson, D A Amoler. II Rosevelt Chas
blnErovc Zayd kouyier. Miss seok Mas Kirkland
Rogers aud child, VIM N Griswold, King. DIR A s
Haype: Lewis and lady Newell. Canister, Ship
man Aues, Tanning, Webb, NJ ers-- ~ In the
Of,
LivshrooI-rsoket ship Now York-Mrs plescNe- Mr.
binson aud lady. - -
hsw osLssrs-ship Creole Rsneeli and infant Miss
ttet mer New Grenada.
PAn.-Bris Repubiio-c ) Smith. U Consul lady and
servant.
CpARLSsror-Bris Tybee-Mra Caroline Butter Worth
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q Enfl REWARp.-CROssMANa sPECIYc NM

Qhhh RENAkB.-CkOSSAANb SPECIFIC MIX
DCO tare for the cure Of soncrrhes ofsli remedies
yet discovered for the shove complaint this oet osv-
tain mstss speedy and permanent curs sithous The
least restre In ast drink exposure change In app
cation 70 bvsinese The proprietor challenges snee
stance OF recent sonorboa TO be brought which
viii ret orre under forfetsre Of $40 Many IL
two days Sold At the Drug 3 Broadway corner Of
Chambers street, also, at No. 10 Asor House; iO roaA
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M EDIcAL ADVICE-DoCTOR YOURSELF YRivATH-
i fos % cents raeaas of the Pocket Esculapius
avery One His Own Physician It 10 confidential client
friend and private adviser enabling his
own case to gnccessful termination Twenty Ed-
ton, with hundred engravings owing
sns Of tie generstiyc system in share
secret diseases, seminal weakness diseases me
gland, pcteney solitary habits Of youth faithfully
scribed, and ell the rccipss given In plsn language
anspter structure 10 worthy CO particular attention
should be read by Any sending twez
i've cent1 enclosed in letter. viii receive Of H.
book II mail copies vii 10 sent dollar Az
dress DR. Wk YOUNG. lE3 SPRUCE street. philadelphia
for sale by Stringer TowDscrd 22 Broadway New York
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DoNFIDRNrIALLY CoNsULr

nR hoRRIsoE II C0NFIDRNrIALLY CONSULT
- on al dsssscs efa delioste prac-
tee enables him 70 cure without
cureds thre. W sir ssvs No fee m cured
ponA- n bis once. D<s< rulscr stsesA
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Announcements of Births, Marriages and Deaths ar
not Inserted unless daily authenticated aad paid for.
Married.

Married,
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Winthrop Bailey, Mr..
WALTER FrcnrrT, of Hyde Park, to Miss NJ CoLwELL,
daughter Of James Colwe, Esq, Of Oyster Bay, Long
Island
On Monday evening the 18th inst, by the Rev Mr..
Herman, of st. James, Church, HENRY s VAN FLEET,
Of Morrstown, New Jersey to CnnrsrsA Oldest daugh-
ter Of the late Andrew Johnson. Of New York
At Norwalk, Coma on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Dr. Mead, CHAsLss D. Morn, to EMILY A, daughter Of
Edwin Ioyt, Esq.
In Portsmouth, N. H., the 18th inst Capt Hon AcE
ID. FIELD, u s. Army. to Miss MARY HARRIErTE, only
daughter of q orse Jafrey.
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MEDICAL,

WISE, OF VIRGINIA GREAT HAIR REDrORRR
his Agent, Mr. Calvert, applying the celebrated
to those afflicted with loss Of hair and ass
House. "'
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DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRI-
yats Treatise nc, 50 Greenwich street 0ihee hou!s.
apply in the early stages viii be surprised the rapidly
of the Structure Seminal Diseases
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MO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CORBITI, ~ DUANE ST.
be consulted the treatment OF certain delcass
diseases practice OF sixteen devoted to tho treat
nen Of delicate diseases enables Dr. c. to the
OF this disease Recent oured tbras Nc
used.
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MAKITIME INTELLIGE NOE,
Cleared.

See news column or the latest Marine
by Telegraph.
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DE-. RALpn,s PRACTICAL Private TsEArIsl

nR. RALPHS PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE
~ the diseases of the genital their
TOMS and adapted
individual Of both BY Joseph Ralph NJ D.
thor of the Family PLY sican and other domestic medical
works7th edition rp with illustrative plates This
the only truly useful this subject befor the
Not only all valuable but the perfect and
rapid each disorder stated in the planest possible
the recipes for all the remedies being faithfully
unreservedy and plainly to be practically useful
every place. On the subject
or epouton its nature consequences and only
and interesting information impaired which all
should possess especially youth and their Inns The
and of Structure is fully treated Again which
the description and of those which
resemble ain disorders and to which all liable Is
this work. therefore worthy the attention of evory
Price ST. Sold by the author IS Greenwich street. By
boob sellers Clay Co, publishers, d3 Ann street.
Mailed by addressing paid Box $780, Lower Post
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DR. JOHNSON, NO. Is DUANE STREET, so WELL
~ known in the treatment Of delicate
tors reputation for ek in those have
existed for is eminent Constitutional
brought by secret habit enecpAy cured Recent oass
cured in four daya
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ tie private diseasoG
setures and all kindred affections Of the urinary organs
illustrated by great number Of beautifully colored plates
large life BY Homer Bostwick. M ID. Larss quartz,
$50 pages I'd edition Price $40 Extract from the Bostol
Medical Surgical Journal be said
70 be equal to Records Actions work the family OF
dsesses and far superior thing Of the kind pub
nshed in this country Author OF the work Seminal
Emissons Impotenoy. So. caused by improper habits
Fourth edition. IA plates Price ST. For sale at the Pub1ish
stringer 222 Broadway BY the Author
E04 Broadway -
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DR GLOVER. AUTHOR OF TnE rRAvELLERs ME-
his services to those who suffered
abuse Of medical presnders and physicians
voted less attention to this branch Of practice Dr.
practically acquainted with ths treatment Of the d
cult being regular graduate in his profession
having confined himself to the Of this of
Bis Offices at No. (now called No. l2) Ann
Tn
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DR. fAWeETT CAN BE CoNFIDENTIALLY CON-
suited ut his Once 81 Dey diseases
The mott obstinate yield to HIS node Of which
on The non principle Structures cured the most
approved plan The victims Of solitary indulgence
apply. with . certainty of Of6ce Dew street.
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+ FECBEs-4o000 LARGE SWEDISH LERCaES JUST
arrived per steamship HERMANN for sals in quantities
suit purchasers BY }. r. CLEU,
Imperter Of Laeohaa. No Iahn atrast
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PurAprLPnIA. Dee 1s 1so-- Arrived Brig VIM Nichols
Leish,os Nrorh tohs Delaware, Erickson Indian Rivers
Joseih Ifed. hoover Newport victoria Br Hall. Mas
eau. " Richard Thompsoa. Corson pshton; John
Crouch, Tomn, bridgeport Mary Elizabeth Pickup Indian
River
Cleared Bark Franklin Cook Psrnam buco brigs David
Prs souie, katanzss Martin Van Buren, Hopkins Glen
fueros; Vim Nichols Leighton, NYork sshrs John Crouch
Iomlp. do; Richard Thompson lorson do; Miller Eii-
et dol Joseph Fhed Hoover Proyid-nce; Mary Elizabeth
Pickup, Indian River.
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Mr.. Henry Fin Warren, the wing butcher, as
represented, has not aa yet turned out single man.
Perhaps II Is for lhat reoson that the whole sheet Of
the Union" this morning, does not contain the
name Of Fitz Warren.
did hear that this agent OF prescription az repre-
senied by some democratic papers, had found great
ianlt with democratic clerk In his Office on the
score Of insficiency. Mr.. Fiz Warren's office was
embarrassed by the backwardness Of ha work on
certain dcsk-and democratic desk
What did the butcher" dol He stated the facts,
and the necessity he should DO under to make a
change. But he gave the man chance to recover
himself; and with the understanding that II he goes
on with and clears his DESK he Is not TO be troubled
What more could be required Of Mr. Fitz Warren In
the way Of official liberaliiyl
There u another reason, as am led to believe why
MT tlz Warren has Of late been comparatively neg
iecied by the democratic press. The manufacory
oi charges against him. got up In his own hundred
IN massachusetts, has bursted, for want of stock
and credit.
Some man there upon the appointment Of MIR.
filz Warren, demanded Of him lie payment Of an
Oh mercantile debt Of Twelve hundred dollars and
threatening that II II not paid he would assault
Mr. Fiz Warren through the "unon,n and every
democratic paper throughout the country.
The demand could not be complied with, and the
threat was executed The democratic papers here
rang with the denunciaiions Of this vindicve cred
itor against Mr.. Filz Warren.
lhere is still another reason why these assaults
have, in some measure, ceased. Democratic edi-
tors, pnrzans though they may be--afe 100 hon.
private malice, In their comments on party oppo.
nenis 'Fs
do not know Mr.. Fitz Warren from the gable
end Of the Capitol, but know whit justice Is, and
love ~; hnd hale all mean men--Of whatever party
they may be-" Ion" ofHe Bat. Sun.
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Shoe king Event SUI opposed Murder by Prus
eHssf sic Acid.

NEwPoaT, N. Y. May II, 1919.
Mn. III. GREELY--iJcar Sir "A very htrrd affair
occurred in the adjoining town Of Fairfield, on Sat.
nrdny last, which hns thrown an extensive family
INTO mourning, and caused quite an excitement in
the neighborhood of the occurrence. The wife of
Siillwel Medley, Esq came TO her death in a very
studded manner and under very suspicious circuni-
stances IL seems daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Nee
ley was married about eighteen months since, TO n
DR.. Robert Dickey, and removed with him 10 Ca
mns, ~ y. where he resided. She returned home
TO her parents some weeks since refusing any Ion
ger 10 live with him, alleging as cause his abusive
conduct. One day last week he made his appear
ance at Mr.. Neeley's, demanding an interview with
his wiie, which was refused him by the family
On Saturday morning, no being there his wife's
sister, while preparing breakfast taken strangely
and suddenly Ill, but she soon recovered nothing
more was thought Of II at that time After the family
had brcakased, the teapot, as was usual, was filed
and set aside and about ten o'clock, A. NJ, Mrs
Medley, as was her daily CUSTOM went TO the teapot
and took draught OF cold lea, and Immediately
thereafter taken violently Sick and in less than
twenty minutes was corpse, asserting with her last
breath that her illness caused by drinking from
the teapot. The daughter recoecis Of having taken
a light sip previous 10 empyHg ard scalding II nut
while preparing breakfast In the meanwhile Dick
ey left but was followed and arrested at Little Falls,
while stepping aboard the cars going west The pre-
sumption being strong that he had communicated
poison 70 the Tea An examination is now being
had, and understand that il has been proved that
he was seen TO empty the contents of the teupot and
substitute unsteeped tea and cold water. The ev.
dence will probably be strong enough 10 commit
him, The poison Is supposed 10 be prussic acid. ~
Dlckey Ind lived in the family OF Mr.. Medley for
some years, from boyhood up ; he was student Of
the notorious DR.. G. w Richards, of ST. Charles
memory when the latter resided In Onondaga coun-
y IN this State. Farther particulars of this you will
Yours truly VIM. II. WILLARD.
IN. y. Tribune
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Class No. 20
900 cords best quality seasoned pine wood.
10 do do ln onk de,

I .
a9 @ cords q. best quality seasoned pine wood.
10 be delivered by the 18Th Of ~ July. 10
is be provided the conrac ana 10 be distinctly
understood, a the Governments reserves lie right 10 H.
crease or diminish he quantities q articles for.
10 the amount Of 70 per cent, the Of the service
may require andwheter the quantities required be more
Al IT, ass ARTICLES @ BE- 81 lie s aa sss s
ed !, good ORDER and subject 10 such inspection at the
specis satisfactory the commaGant thereof For fur.
Tier description q materials and samples apply to The
The deliveries Of all The building materials may be com.
menced within sixty days after the date The contract
Commandments Of The yard, tile wants OF The service may
require aud must all be completed within six months
Glasses headed miscellaneous be delivered as
qured during the fiscal year these The twenty per
when deliveries have been satisfactory Tie balance $50
after the presentation Of bills In npicaie duly vouchsd
rIri adherence to The contract viii be enforced. bid.
ders therefore especially cautioned moi 10 offer under
al impression that AN extension Of Time will be granted
Approved sreiies, in one hall Of the OF tile con
tract will be required, and 20 per cent additional
have been completed OF cancelled tie sarees must sgn
the sneties and make affidavit thar they in re
ggreg e. are worth over and above their debts and lab
lites, the fili amount Oi The contract Fs Y
Each Offer must be signed by tie persons max
ing H. and his or their residence well the guaran0rs
naming The town and State, must be distinctly stated
Persons whose Oilers shall be accepted win be noliGedby
letter through The postotce. which notice shall be cons
dered sufficient and finley do enter into contract and
bond Tor The supplies specified, within fieen days from
The dafe ~ notice OF the acceptance OF their bid
will be made with some other person persons; The
raanors 10 said deiaulling bidder viii be held respons
BILE for excess of prices any the accepted oer
expressly TO be lneratOod that offer will he
sidrretl That does conform fully the requirements Of
is advertisement AZ .fs,. ~
I'ams Of 06sr. stN
To the Navy Agent at -- --.-- Of --- In The State
OF - hereby offer 10 furnish under yorr
dated - and subject 10 all the requirements Of the
same, all The articles nbraced In the object Tor In
Clafs No. -, viz:--for
Cefe Insert the articles AMI pric carried o amount
ing TO (wtil The aggregate in words)
Tie undersigned --- Of ----- and ---- Of $3.50 II,
the above named -- will u his offer be accepted enter
INTO contract os before required with the United Staes
within een days after the dale OF notice through The Post
once o. The acceptance OF his bid as before mentioned
Signatures aiYA E97f'h
known to me 70 be good and responsible garsnios In tie
case ------ WM II, SCOTT
ap2i-law4w Ndry Agent
Ontelllgencer and Unionl
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The black swan has always been regarded as rdro
ar'g IN ferris; may not white crow rival the black
swan 10 curiosity. Such crow has been found
and Is now IN the possession Of Mfr. James o. Oil.
yer Ct this county subject 10 the inspection Of The
curious. Il ls nj this time not quite grown, bui
nearly OF the size Of the full grown crow. II has
some few feathers Of the wings in part black, and
some little black about the head. Ii was taken In
the presence Of several gentlemen from the nest n
I've parent crows both entirely bnck - Port Tbbaooo
ON 1ymes, Nay H.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails &C the United states
1859, inclusive IN NEW YORK win be received az the
Contract Office ofhe Post Office Department. In the city
Washington until m, of the l3 June, 1870 10 de.
cideu BY The next day) the routes and In the
aiiti time herein specified viz Nf@
NEW YORK.
1851 From Denmark a7 m every day, except Sundays
by Deep River, Carthage, wilma, North wilma, Ami.
weir, Somtrvle Gouyernenr, Richylie, De Kab,
and IIeavelton
To ogdenah,rs by 3 ; m same daya
And back between Ia M and same days; hi
Hammond, and also from DE Kalb 10 Canton III due
CONNEXIONS
Proposals TO divide the service Antwerp so as to run
three times week by the S0n,eryie road and thrne
Imesa we X by the oxbow aud Morrlrtown road, will
be conRi,lered
n,- Bidders win specify the mode Of conveyance
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guaranty,
signed by one or more responsible persona IN lie follow
Ing manner, viz. ,37' 'i
"'The undersigned -- guaranty that -----A-- lfbis
bid for carrying the mail from ----- 10 -.- be &C.
ceped ny the Postmaster General shall enter niu an obi.
CATION prior 70 Che frs day Of Jy nsrf with good and
snfhcienf sreiIeh 10 perform The service prnpoacan
master or other equivalent fesmony that the gmarantors
are men Of property aud able % good their guaranty
The proposal should he sent 10 the Department sealed
endorsed proposals. for foute No -, IN ------' and
addressed 70 The First Assistant Postmaster General
For NE prohbliinn OF bids resulting from combRa
Ton and the terms and conditions which the contractis
10 be made, zee The lpst annual advertisement. =
- -. ~ : J, COLLAMER, Posimasfer General
rosr orricK DEpAnrmssr, May 3 1912 may 6-tltJ
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Class No. Z.
To be deliveredby the 18Th OF July next,
9,9W pounds pure White Lead in Oil,
4,aW do do do do dry
az do Lamp Black do
800 do Spanish Whiting do
400 do French Yellow Ochre
100 do Paris Green, best quality, 6G
10 do Chrome Green, do
90 do Chrome Yellow, do ,
40 do Iiharge, do do
100 gallons do paw) Linseed Oil,
g5 do Spirits Turpentine,
10 do Japan varnish, o
600 4 10 by " inch first quality glasa
Misrellaneosiob be delivered as required,
800 gallons best quality Winter Strained Sperm Oil
3Q do do do Neaisfoot OH,
10 do Sweet Oil
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PROPOSALS FOR GOAL AND wooD.
osr,cr ov rus sscuEr.nr o. RIM sss.rr 4. !.

OFFICE or TUE sEcRRrAnr OF rrR senate II, s.
, May IA. ls49
NEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this Office
~ until o'clock y. M on Saturday, the 10Th Inst, for
furnishing and delivering In te vaults Of the Capitol or
before The fra day OF September Anra.
cite coal properly broken and screened for The use Of the
hirnacea also for loo cords Of best Hickory Wood,
measured In tile yard OF the Capitol sawed aud packed
away ~ the vaults; the whole 10 he subject 10 the nspec.
lion and approval az The Secretary. .saf
Security Tor the faithful performance Of the contract for
furnishing the above articles, 10 The sasiacon OF the Sc.
cretary, will be required.
Proposaa should he endorsed Proposals for Coal and
Wood and be directed The Secretary III iss Senate az
washington, et A8s May l4--eoa
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.

D-An letters ordering the paper containing advertise
.,snts mus be directed To O. W FENToN, Publisher
OF the National Whign
D-oniers Tor papers must be accompanied by The mon
sy, or they will not be attended 10.
u3-An money sent viii be credited at the par value in
Washington City.
D-An communications for insertion lptlie paper, all
intelligence Of every description, all confidential commit.
nicalons must be addressed "Tow G. SNETHEN, Editor
Of The National whign and be post paid, 81 they VIII
not be taken out as
See Pyosl.sfss on la mare
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WOOD AND COAL.

CLRnR's OFFICE or HoUsE OF Rsps u, s
April 10, 1919.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office untf one
O'Clock r on Saliir ay, the 10th day of May NEXT
Tor furnishing and delivering in the vaults 81 the Capitol
on or before the Let day Of September nex--
30 tons OF Anthracite Coal
$50 cords best Hickory Wood
The coal must be Of the hest quality clear of dust and
broken Into Jumps about the size of IA H. weight
The wood must be well seasoned $40 cords 10 be sawed
once aud the balance no cors sawed three times
apA-iawiw THO J. CAMPBELL, Clerk. y
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PRooREss OF POPULATION IN France AVN Eso.
LAFD.-The population Of France in 1901, was
twenty-seven millions three hundred and forty. nine
thousand, and in 1921, was thirty millions four hun.
dred and sxiy-one; the increase, In twenty wears
being about eleven per cent. The population Of
Great Britnln, In the period increased from len mil
teen millions four bundled and eighty one thousand
nnincrease d more Than thlrly two per cent.
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BrcKEyE LiLIpuTiASs.-The Homestead Journal,
published AZ Salem Ohio, says there are exhibiting
IN mat place two miniature men, one sixteen and the
other nineteen years of age, the younger weighing
twenty seven, the elder thirty pounds They are
said TO be well proportional and perfect in FORM and
g. have the appearance in the face Of being at least
40 years of age. aH5Fl
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gEALED PROPOsALs In duplicate, for eacl
- class separately endorsed Proposals supplies oi
Navy Yards will be received at this Office until ~ o'clock
A. ON e 22nd day % May next for furnishing and deliver
ing al the Navy Yard Washington, d. g., such place
or places ny be directed by The Commandanl free
expeae 10 the Government the materials and articles here
inalef specified, viz:
Class No |.
Delivery 10 be commenced before the lsi July and
as required afterwards, and completed by september Isl
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10000 Hard red Brick.
900 best quality Fire Brick.


Class No. 2.
Delivery 10 be commenced or before July ls ami
be completed by September ist next.
contain u 10 Is cubic feet.
900 running feet Of coping from Rect 10 feet
inches wife and al least feet long, In all abonlG79
perch.
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INoESIors.--E. ii. Howard, late postmaster al
Sheboygnn, Wisconsin, has started for California in
boat wagono his own construction. The box Of
Of the wagon is boat set steel springs the whole
Of which Is covered with oil cloth, making very
comfortable house. The establishment is SO arrang-
ed that upon reaching a river, the running gears Of
the wagon can be unshipped in few minutes, and
taken abonrd the boat while crossing the stream
This Is decidedly the best overland outfit we have
noticed. 80
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VIRGINIA BANK NOTES, Checks on Richmond, Win
chester, and ieesbnrg constantly hand and for sale
IN sumo 10 suit purchasers, and Al the best ratca
May left n. w. LATHAM q co. d
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Class No. H.
miscellaneous, 10 be delivered on, half on or before
o. Ausuaf, and balance BY ist November next i
use)
20 q. best Butler Coal torgrsie, he ,sAOre broken
and screened