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"THE DRUNkARD. Ma GooDAIL AS
EDWARD MIDDLETON Monday even
ing next, Mr.. Goodall, the accomplished
young American actor, will appear as the
leading character i'll the celebrated play
of The Drunkard, at Risley's Variete
MIR. Goodall is said, by severe Theatrical
critics, TO be the best Edward Middleton
that has yet appeared upon any stage
His PRESERVATION of this difficult character
is beyond doubt the result Of laborious
study, and deep knowledge of human
trailty. We have seen him in this charac-
ter. and closely watched the Eaithlulness
~A.A. -.-;-, t>-, -a~.-;~,a .l.s oar..r Of ,ho
inebriate, from the first stages of the ar
ful disease to its dreadful termination in
delirum tremenS. Mr.. G.'s description :
second only to the horrible reality. The
play itself is admirably written, and cal
culated to do as much good in retaining
the fallen and causing others to shun the
rock on which many a noble bark has
split, rs thousand temperance lectures.
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FANNY F1nlIR

( M ID a.tHd istrrr!, /: G l. ground. for sale !.
~ the "'"iUu.hil Hills" Grg7a,t,N.u Nv
dec 10" BpftE 4 TAYLOR.
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y. CARROLL GsSoN.
Attorney and CnuuseIloI-Rt-Law

= -IlIN,tnN. = -
w HI attend = all Lu'iu"S c,uua,trl siih L..
W Frufc-i.n, m.a ul.n t. TIL r.sr,ulisa Il
Claims ,-i.st tle General cover met
oihce ia the e:.st wing i lie CIty LII
dee y-lm
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YIGGLIsH rIcIsELS. sauces, Pre-

serves, &c.
rkELs.--Cbpw Chow. Gnion7 Walnuts. Pee
cal.iti. nud Cauiiii0wcr.
SAUCES Wofcrs;er-l;r', Bird Pepper Nii!ers
Eiiaurean and otilrr garr.s
jEiLT.-Iuuj;.toe and walnut Cat-uFs: CurIant
"a. ur'- Ora'%", Lemon, rr:.!, md Gua,a iy!li.-
N";GTi.i preserved fiI.. !; fI., aI.l Canton 4.
timer.
lr,.,t lobster 3rl salmon IA ole yonnd e,rs--
sarIn in oil. London Ana. W Past: lssence u
AncEo"ics g..
For gale ~
SAMUEL. 5. TAAILT1V Sc.
dec il'-"G2- .. i'1 :v. rEYu-i t. Jatj.-.m HAIL
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Box book now oIel at Tie tux office, UA.,, -.
may bs secured without any sdii or-l .yr,. '''.'
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Washington morning papers are
occupied almost exclusively to-day with
reports of Heads of Departments and kind
red matter, including the comments of
these journals. The Sentinel alone seems
inclined to wander from such subjects
in view of the fact, we take it, that the
Senate have not yet elected their printer.
Thus, the Sentinel this morning essays to
create the impression that those for whom
it 1.-THE Sentmel) has been denouncing all
as traitors who were not original COM
promise men, are {" bone of one bone and
flesh of one flesh" with the original anti
compromise men of the South. We pre-
sumo that the Southern Rights men will
continue to be "plastered" in the Senti-
mel, at least until the Senate's printing
question shall be decided. How much
longer-who can tell
Perhaps, if the Sentinel remains to grace
the city throughout the session, the South
ern Rights men will get more plasterlng
from it, when questions of g Shanghai
lines, Ebony lines and all sorts o.
lines with big hooks at end OH 'em) come
to be dangled over and into the trap doors
and crevices of the Treasury, this winter.
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR MAKING MONEY!
"A Psrsoa having five pair of H0I.--s aid Wss
"n compete, wishes 10 JDiu smother who fur
nish Gln $40 Ia 500 in r:sh. and nl-o uucN csp
,ih ail TeeFerce- TO heragteT ard business la b
IL. and hn l. acu,t med - the Of hcrsss: il
WY Sc aIi Lucrative business that viii yi.d
n Il ri"t; OF iryIi 30 {" a pr month. AddreS,
10 a { H.. at tte Cri 81 Ule sv.rin- STAR, wil
cal name rifd wlr:e in;rrSr,, can lie had.
de &c "a
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l'tC3is. Coffee and Peas.
y 10 bhls. Retired, Crushed AID puly.rizei ga. an
70 bis W hite Clarified Sugar
l.. hhds and 81 bills. Brow do
30 Pockets Prime Java Collie
~ bags bite Maracsih1 do
- boxes Ground do
80 Half Chests fresh Green and p acll Tea
IL Small b"xeS very hue Black Tea
For sale by
SAML. HAMILTON 4 CO
d@e 10 cow Penn. Rv. opp. jackson Hail.
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WINES A. I.IOUORS-

w We invite the attention of purchasers, al
particularly judges of Wines ami lilnors, to our o
and superior stock, which consists OF the ioilowi
brands, viz:
nnffIAS
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Clergy men, OF all denomi' atious, Will re, i've ,,,
p im"Itary tick Eta. aud th-y ar MT -. 20. ID
and ear est invited l. attend, AID all. h., i!
euce, This '" f'-
Great Neral Reform.
dee I0-2.
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sSUTTER, Cheese, MnckereI. &c.
i 30 hegs prime Goshen end G!adts butter
1000 lbs. pr ime Goshen Cheese
30 hhls No. |. ). and MackeTel
10 boxes Scaled iierrings
2,3oh lbs. Grand Bank CCGiiah
80 bags Buck heat
loo Beef Tongues
20 li-ceS Dried Beef
in store and Tor sale 10y
SANL. HAMILTON CO.
dc: iV-T'-w Penn. Nv. opp. jackson Hall
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there. We understand that cargo # qua II
direct from the Chincha Islands nay soon j.,
expected there
The CuMaIssIONER or The GENERAL LAM
OFFICE on THE SAULT ST MARIE.-Wc under.
stand that the Commissioner of the General
Land Office having again revised the Sault Il
Marie reservations question. ! ~ n,ain decided
IN favor Of the States selections: shu> ienor.
ing all right TO these reservations set IN hy
the parties who took the trouble to relocate
the selections made by the State authoritie.
or their agen:4, under the act of 1872
The SLoOr-or-WAE ALBANY, Commander
Gerry, is expected to sail on Monday next
from New York, for the Island Of st. Thomas.
where she is to join the home squadron.
NAVAL OFrICERs ORDERED, RESIGNED. 6c
Midshipman VIM. II. Toon, resigned; Mid
shipman J. G. Maxwell dismissed: Lieut.. o.
II. Bergman, ordered to command a hydro
graphic party employed ON the Coast Survey.
New LIcHr-IIousE kHErER-Marus
Kelly, Of New York, has been appointed keep
er Of the lighthouse at Throgg's Neck. vice
Simeon NJ. Iompkins, who, having been ap-
pointed by The present Secretary of the Urea
sury, di not take charge of the light. All
the New York political world know Nanny,
az one OF the cleverest Of all the clever Bows
in the Bowery"
The LATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
PRiSTIEG.--We understand, AMI are exceed
ingly gratiled to hear, that the printers oi
Washington contemplate some testimonial It
John I. Towers, Esq, late superintendent Of
public printing, whose thorough, yet consil-
crate and courteous discharge OF his recent
public duties, ha. added much TO his preyin;Is
high reputation rs Il business man and citi-
zen of Washington. May the Office always be
so well filed.
To BIZ EXAMINED FOR PR0I0TIoN, Assistant
Surgeons C. S. A. Barnes, Murray. Z. J
Bailey, and Perrin, have been ordered to re-
port to the President Of the Army Medical
Board, row in session for examination fof
promotion.
An IMPORTANT TREASURY DECISION 1t is
held at the Treasury Department, that an ex-
penditure duly chargeable to a certain appfo,
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RISLEY'S VARIETF

EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY A arm ,cr,o,
"Dash do'cn he up Of Srmiqu Win, p,
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GREAT THROUGH LINE no THE WEST.
IA ~ U; q, ~ q

Baisaore aud Ohio raroad from Baitiore Wheeling
seihs mere utth ne large aew and splendid steamers oj he
Unio" Ane on the Ohio and the aogts 10 sofespis se.
HIS expeditions line being thoroughly completed the late
finishing OF The great Board Tunnel being
eaeeen odcT Tie attention Of travellers confidently d
reced 10 us superior advantages and The
tbs road ~ OF tile
The express mail Baltimore daily p.
runs dfeey through 10 Wheeling $3.50 mes) Ia 10 hours
cading all s,oPpage arriving tbee at or M, day
passengers leaving Balmore al lay over lodging
IN Cnmbahand 7s es aud proceed thence Wheeling the
morning
aud p p M daily, meeting the from Baltimore Wash
BALTIMORE. 'as
Al Wheeling the unvlcd OF the Union line,
which have just been completed for this form daily
lon with the aud down Ohio Gin
cnnai nnd Louisville, where the for Nashville, &c.
the S Lofts aud New Oeans packets may by those go
Ing further
Columbus prefer land Gin
cnDa and other di
from Wheeling The Ohio Stage Copanys excellent coaches
the best the National yansve &c
by rairoad tl
Passengers for Wesyiue and Cleveland steamboats, and
raroad viii also find This most agreeable route, there being
speedy Wheeling
places.
o. Baggage checked through FROM Washington Wheeling, and
charge ioI transfer Of passengers baggage.
Fae by through ticket (wiih anywhere the
rou'e) from Washington Wheeling 50 Cncinnat Sill
TO Louisville, Si2.
Tickets Of Mr. Parsons AGENT station,
Washington, and of the other agents OF the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll-dG General Superintendent
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E.o.u,.r yyniie sulphur springs.

vHs is open the reception Of vss The
healing qualities well established aud BY many
are State. buildings
upon asey arranged, with spacious porcoes bali
rooms pao paved walks aud covered ways shaded
A drsl rate music secured a ample
supply ve Wines which The country
without Efhcien pste,
dating win endeayor meke the time of tie guest agree
able as possible tE slU
Terms follows; ESQ ending lei October
for Three months Slb for months $50 for month"; $50 M
two WEEKS SiS week. io 81 Isl meals and iodg
each, 50 Children under twelve and srpanIs,
half children under Two Horses, 30
@l0 month"; The best and liquors
having bccn ob.a.ned eotknse OF 81 bottle aud opoon for
suanes will be charged all shall be brought 10 The
place by ohcr.. Hills payable weekly. .
The Alexandria aud Orange railroad completed 10 Warren
and AexaBa eight O'Clock every merning
Sunday Waenn Ia about and half hours,
where line of will take The edias
The Epings and half miles Nc Adamz'd road
turning, leave ~ O'Clock, and
Alexandria aud Washington time v the evening train
Baltimore. An faln uf leaves Alexandra before
and Bealeton and halt Eours when drs
line of stage coaches will take about nine miles 10
SPRING., sa5o Travellers who by
donyic will have equally good coaches 10 Cupepe Court
house, which place they In the and
Beaeon in thirty minutes where the coaches will take them
mediaiey to the Springs thus making two daily lines from
Bealet0n from Warrenton Springs Persons
breakfast Springs dine and spend about hours In Al
exanda, and the Springs by OF the day
by from Richmond the Springs
by day. BY the Godonsve route they sleep Cu
Court the Springs about morning
times connecting Ganes's Cross Roads with tile Win
chester line 1& \ .H
| THOMAS o, FLINT
June l7-sawiwff Superintendent.
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me AsA4s VI NO viii be spon beoks sSs
psy ynent Of thc subscription be made In advance.
Distant sabsczissss money BIZ s~r The
which Will bo paid ~ In liza
an assuisson. BIT SA'f
Aons Of Congress, and semi weekly during recess.
Subscriptions for period less than received on
terms pforo1ioned 10 the above annual q
0y PoSrMASTERs authorized agents ana ey
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 RVS
SEMI WfEKL subscribers, with SIS ensioscdi WEEKLY
sabscrber with $40 enclosed be emitted copy
edition they furnish subscribers gratis
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by the governor:
AnpEkw q HERRon Secretary Of Stuie.
TO TRAyEI.LElsS.

Superior Line btreSn arPer Ferry and
WashiHgton Ctig.
TUE wellkncwa swift, sas and eomor,aile steam paesei
yoiney Puro running connection with TIE
feny ieavg Harper Ferry at ocleck M aud
rive n w Washington city al 9 o'ciock, p
ket first
day and down the ncxtreguary
(cxcept Sunday } making three trips week.
this ayoabe and economical route are offered an
opportunity enjoying The beautiful scenery Of The Potomac BY day
light
From Harrer's Ferry Washington 81
nv 2S-d3ms
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOFTY virtue OF deed
OF duly executed subscriber viii sell
public wednesday 2sh INSTANT al O'Clock,
i9 The hOuse portion OF lot No IL
square No aea fronting fet Massaehuses aveuns between
2i and 18th and bnk width of u feet
alley. he house small
family, The neighborhood Is RAPIDLY improving. -fgts4H
Terns One third cash hr balance twelve monihs
secured by bsug interest and deed Of the
All eoaveJaaeng at the okpease OF purchasers L y 4.
= @..sN.. sa. j. j.RUssEli. BART. Trustee.
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
y June i2-eodAds Aucuo0eer.
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ny J. Q. nIoGUIKE, Auct,oneer.

IlEsiRAbLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday az
'efoon June "a o'clock The shall sell lot
NO. 10 square oo fronting a6 feet 4b street between
NORTH and streets running hack 80 feet AZ inches alley,
iog er win such portion of the
the late fire. '4tHE l8 .t-9 f st as-
Terms One third cash the
for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
a-as rE f8-sF rf s.#. JAS e. MCGUIRE,
June Auc
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by IL. N. sTRATrON, Auctionoer,

tPsnnsyleania arenue, south side, Ie"th strcei
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION On Friday,
June 24t O'Clock, the Premises shall sell The
following described valuable property, viz;
Lots Mes 4 1856, tuaied north street. be-
3fd aud 4i lot No J. No s6 situated
ON Capitol and 5i part OF lot
all lots L. s. and o. in No. t97 fronting EAT Capt.
tol and 1th
desirabe and worthy ,e
ton capitalists desTous of securing eligible sites tor
dw eilngs.
Terms residue ID, months
ihe OF the
| +.
ID
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SEA BATHING.

JIYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COMFORT, (vA).-Ths large
Ill magnificent establishment for the reception OF
visitefs.
climate and the attractions OF Old
throughout
unnecessary.
The undergone considerable and cnbe
efficient assistants have been
promote the comfort and
con eni ieDc patrons.
The steamers Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg Batnose
and New York, land daily
E -@ JOS. r. REYNOLDS co.
June 5-eoJst Propsietors
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Aucsionccr.

VALUABLE LEAsEHoLD AT AUcrloN.-ou Saturday after
June e5h O'Clock the premises, shall sell the
caelod lot 10 l4 snng 81 feet inches
l0th between ard II streets morrill, and running
back with the consisting frame
dwelling, containing eight rooms
The with the privilege OF renewal for
longer annual rent OF twenty dollars and
purchase deed tha
sun hundred and ifly tive dollars, (S455.)
Terms cash. in current funds.
TMr# JAS. G. MCGUIRE, q.
June ed INTEL Au uonceT.
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IrOpohuls for Tank Iron.

-
Bureau Of fconsuc,on Equipment, Repar, May is, 1853
y this o'clock p M day
June next for furnishing and delivering nayyyaId at Wash
lowing quantities ron required
POUND. Of inch nes
G%"a S SGs sa S@s nen s%a long 0"
a0v pounds Of boiler rive two and quarter inches long
pou"%. e rou"@rS"
All the said iron 10 be delivered on before the last Of September
The plate iron must be d dc from the bes, doo,n
from t.is,s j corseiy SIZE ispi
s Such s"a a. Ssns ss" % a u 1
All sa,i.iaeoy To- and be approved sy
Schedules OF the win be navy yard
The person whose may accepted required
shall any fail perform contract the
void without affecting Tie right Of the said United state. :.
oI default. which may have Occurred win ns Ia una ,as
quality lime aud place
viii oe md pay United states as ,qaa.sed damages,
BE- ua 70 @ s pe 10 az s
The each item must be distinctly carried out and the
Approved ure,es twice the es,naed
per cenu in addition viii withheld from
collateral for It's faithful performance Ninety
o viii be paid the the point Of
Every aceompaniedo BY written the
pans Q. s s os m TO DC one es'nsa 70
bureau tha The offer be secepea the bidder bds w with
after the receipt The The Office dcsg
good and sufficient suetes, TO
proposed this ad
vertement mhodcd in The law
August 1885, forbid the confederation Of all proposals
ncconpan by such qua rantee.
Bidders particularly cautioned TO endor h offers a above
may
prevent opened before ha day appointed
conformity this advertisement, in
will be considered rejected Of the option the
accepted will be
uded, and contract forwarded without delay. ... -
Persons offering directed designate The Office through
addrc-sed whom the
contract shall be execuisn.
publish this will be
cay notified by this Meme Others win be paid ior its In
scriun. #@.#a s.l
May ls-iawiw .4.s... ssa.. #.#l f......
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June i72aw iwif
Notice for Proposals for tho Purchase OF State Bonds
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON RouaE, LA,,)


{UHEREAs by Louisionn legislatures entitled An
uy sae approved April 3o;h 1853, duty
the bonds of five hundred dollars cach
bearing payable semi
annually first OF January ard first OF July for the
thousand dollars $3.50 COO
loo the principal Of said bonds be edeenab within
from their date
And Whereas furthermore, made the duty of the governor
invite proposals for the purchase of said bonds;
known that will
be ONCE the OF State AT Baton Rouge
hs purchase OF said bonds until Monday the e day of July
Al 1885, which time said proposals will be opened aud the
being understood that offer of less than the Of said
bonds will be accepted
Of
Rouge tenth May, A d. 1858, aud OF the iEde-
pendcnce Of the United States the seventy seventh.
-EI .s## HE# 4it p. o. HEBERT,
Governor Of the of Louisiana
Ey the governor:
hNpgEw g. HEBRON, Secretary Of State
NJ BBdders essid bonds informed that by the
second of
public Il the end each hcal
commencing ait March, 1854 from the
general fund Of the treasury special fund for the redemption Of
said bonds the thousand dollars which fund
be used other than thai for which is
created And further provided IN the third section OF said Act
arising shall be Invested by the said auditor
of go~enof stock bearing
Than cent annunthe socks 10 be
view iler 10
aed payment OF said ond and to be
and II further provided In
shall
nay be from The funds
in bonds,
the ability of the
obligations ~ be used for
other purpose the payment Of said current interest,
%
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UY Letters 1870
vataie chains be under the
wonderful discovery In medicine and eec
They relieve without pain shock IN
ache hcmac pains dooeu1, and by their mid hut
body diseases of years stand
gou comisins liver
miracle. They have been applied with the
greatest dreadful diseases children commonly
also III eeihna under dilcuue and
dords the bowls They precpiate Metals from Their sou
defect The magnetic needle in short show
powerful pie. The instruments
about be folded up IA
ready and win last
guarding himself amiy and friends, &c, against
diseases which mild streaming cleo
eiy perfectly safe certain and wonderfully speedy ct dy
rhe price complete chain Is from 81 to So batteries So 10
sA 50.
incredible person easily
at the depot Of their truth The
ACKNOWLEDGED In America by the
Academy York, chains have been
the medical colleges the city, Beevue,
and hospitals, brooklyn CITY Hospital, &c IN Eu
by The Academic Nsouair de Mcdep Mt Paris by tho imperial
faculty Vienna faculty at Berlin and other schno
highest order, including the principal hospitals IN
Europe
me ate possession OF testimonials the ef
fum above Institutions ~ America aud Enopei as well
both inyite the public 10 examine them
Pun and for personal aud one
scientific copies t-simoniais, and number OF
cured Europe obtained rnur at te
Office be forwarded free OF postage to part OF the
United to prepaid inquiries containing n,e GEMS
No SIG broadway, corner OF Prince New York
Washngton H. schuckng and ih streets
Bamsre aud Wm. caspari, % North Gay street.
An
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SH"possis aor she Cut-stono Work, Brick WOIk
#a o thn LouisvilIs Custo ma house. ri


t au laa TREAsrRs DKrAxrhKKr, June 2, Is53.
TUE proposals received for parts OF The work
nent Of March @ 1861 such deemed for ie
excavations, rutbe masonry work
@ On @ % s n ao 3 @ % as s % @
Of brick 10 10 used Tor the brick work have
Panaliens from The bidders uher Notice
lore hereby given that PROPOSALS win he received III. depamen
stone work on the badng nshcd wrought and laid into The
STRUCTURE complete ineudns with The materials oil he iron clamp
to lhc brick work, backing
mast be Of quality Albany knob or White river
.tone The option Of the quaed proper
being laid IN ,le building qualify equal
ae %s a"a % e as o w a H.ss q
tending arhtes Of enid building Lonisse Kentucky An the
deep cherry red color aud BE- ssery way eaaa 70
@ e sss ssoSe s s ns ns' 81 aua AL s and
and Specifications for the ndng ac
Tho both kinds give thspriee
o ass . ss @ TO-
according 70 The plan and specifications hid for sDder
% % and asop ps % .s e. ssu d 2,
The department reserves the right proposals
No except master buiders or meehan
les and the assignment, thereof whoa,
per work done and materials furnished
BY the saSef bndluy arshecp win be paid from lime
The work proc and sen se retained until the build
Every prol osal must be accompanied by written guarantee
Tinted Suites Or Judge for she said dse Sa. III
bidder vii len required IL his proposal be accepted into
atty the work, and for the brick work
for IN The ah1 pelfomance Of said contract E !
examined touching proposed work
be obtained on application to the experimenting architect
The proposals department. addressed
-; will ba opened O'Clock, p M, do,
fixed for receiving the in the q the bidders
June 3-2awtAus2 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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MarhIex xcd Manteis, Columns, destals, Table
To-

THE splamander public attention their
greaest the and
they received the gold medal ut the last fair Of e Amef
the mcIaf Metropolitan Mechan
Institute held Washington In February and March this
year #sE
having metallic basis, durable and cheap
marte b Representations OF pecious and The
different varieties, ere exact
surprisingly beaui tits capable oresng greater degree
SiLAs q. HERRING.
department this under the
j. r. Williams, the Inventors OF The
financial and business at OF John
whom all communications may be nddessed al e pih
eipal rooms, 5i3 Broadway, New York
laN l--liIn : !
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Washington, June II, 1883.
VIII he received at this Office from The printers OF
s Sv Until ~ O'Clock Friday, the nth day OF June
phn,ns hve hundred edition of the laws
elnaied TO make about hundred and eight
W. Nors 70 he printed in page, win good
ve Dpt. Ihe index To be pnted with csded leads
ra ~ IN. ne pages to be 2e small plea wide by ~
w i""nirr ue bead and foot descriptive
cedng each law, act in type sample
70 oo used and the style of the will furnished
~ 'his once. The ink quality costing
, IVY aeh. pr pound The bidder ,he price
o e rmai pica and The BREWER, including paper
descriptive notes To he rated pa ony b printing
~sud ~ IN hr best manner, both rard accuracy snd ~
sny nd with d'rpa,ch The sheets carefully pressed
% and me whole work 10 be done satisfaction of
~ be person whose bid accepted have the privil-gr
& w number o copies he wish for his benefit.
ina mo be accompanied NY iapes.ions Of the type lees
% WIN which a. proposed print the work and
reserved 20 The mayor accept the bid which in his
- WV eesrerve the Interests ~ ths cosporAsoa.
Proposals will At the received from the
M hs city for folding stitching and biudjns 800 Of
binding. 'e' w V 49, ~ 80 ~ - "
L.. :, JOHN w. MAURY,
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