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FERRY DAVIS,S
PAIN XII 1 E R

PAIN KILL Err.
TSHIs unparalleled preparations IL re-
n ceving more testimonials of ita wonderful eff
hcacy in removing pains, than any other medicine
ever offered to tho ppble. sry.yF.s etfsts ~ III
And theqe testimonials came from persons of every
degree Of intelligence, and every rank of life Ply
cians of the first respectability and perfeasiy con-
yersant with the nature of diseases and remedies
have recommended this "a one OF the most eifectus
In their line af preparations for the extinction of
'Daip. hgt
fhis certifes that have for several years used
Mr. Davis's Vegetable Pain Killer ia NV family. in
several of those cases for which ii IS recommended
and find it q very useful eaaily medicine. II
Psxtos ofthe Second Baptist Church. in Fan river
This may certify that have used Perry Dayis's
Vegetable Pain Killer with great success in cases Of
Cholera Infantum, Common Bowel Complaint, Bron-
chtis, Coughs, Colds, &c, and would cheerfnlly re-
JAMES G. BOOMER,
Pastor Of the Baptist Church,
This may certify, that have used Perry Dayiss
II 10 be very valuable medicine have prescribed
Il extensively in Bowel Complaint particularly for
children, and il L. In my opinion superior 10 any
preparetipp bare ever used for the relief or those
Sl-s diseases When given 70 children, have always
combined II with the syrp Of gum arabic say ten
drops to a tea-spoonaaT OF the syrup well mixed
Others have mixed II with milk and molasses, equal
parta AHUNTING, ", b.
SIR: deem II duty owe TO society, especially
TO the afflicted, to offer this testimonial ia hvor OF
Killer" 4 1870
When passing through Galena, some two weeks
ago, purchased at your agency, 25 cent bottle.
was then suffering from severely bruised hand.
applied 1t in the store, and astounded At the al
most instantaneous relief Before eA the store, the
inflammation was removed, and less than an hour
the pain ceased. In two days my hand was well As
ever. Fndias II 10 be really remedy, deterrnipe6
TO Try is effects curative for the ples to which
had been martyr for years Amer 6vc dressines.
my piles were amongst tAs things that had been :
am now entirely nee from them, and in a. good
health az ever was 10 my life. II 1yeT 91FllS %
have recommended TIE Pain Killer Va ofl. /,
Early afflicted and always with good - y, ei SUM
Several OF the captains - nnnsr riv.r boat
cary M .aeA .snstant supply, and consider
wy - we LIST valuable medicines ewes discovered
am, dear sir, respectfully yours
For sale, wholesale, by druggists in all the princi
pal eites and at retail BY apothecares and storekep
ers in every town in the United States and Canada
| and by GRAY a BALLANTYNE and JOHN i
u MORTIMER. Washinoton ID. &. feb lh-6md
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In this city on Saturday, 18th instant MARCIA.
FEi, wife Of Alexander Gau OF the Prusshn Lega-
ten, and daughter of the late James Campbell Of
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HYGEIA EQTEL, Old P1iNiI-- a. =
FORT.

Resort, within instant raach Of all The mxurias
Of the salt water region The MOS inr,;n Isar.
on the southern seahod, and rivalng for Health hs
most secluded retreat OF the mountain inlerior I'M
pass to the proprieorship Of the understood ma
will be opened on the 10th of June. - S-A
The proprietor Ia resolves to- make ~, o,.nb,;L
ment rank with the very first watefi,,t Z II,
country, and TO that end no labor or yns,sa ls
been spared, and mono will be. voc
may 2e--2awd&w los sEaAr
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/ Mr. DRookss-We understand that this Rertlc
man has been arrested and bound over 70 keap The
peace on complaint Of Mr.. Treadwell. Il has been
ruraoted abont tho city that Mr.. Brooks and Mr.
Burlngame have made arrangements for hostile
1 meeting. w. So 80 81
The difficulty has been, amicably arranged The
cofresponsence between the parties will appear in
the morning papers b 1880 Il
THAr PrNp--Ths pump on PennsylvApis ave-
hue near browns Hotel Is not vet put in order,
notwithstanding ten petitions to that effect have
been presented TO the proper authorities This Il
great annoyance 10 the citizens these hot tines
who are compelled TO 90 all the way around TO G
street 10 procure q supply Of the necessary and
lifs'preserying beverage. 49, {.
BROWNS HorrL-The gentlemanly proprietor
OF this mammoth house, was compelled this morn
ing TO send for an officer TO let the hackmen know
that MS steps Was not the place for them to con-
gregate, nor yet the pave Immediately In front of
| his hotei.@ ~ fHs1tti lf
WATcn HoUsF, July 2l.--Jno. Atweu, Md,
lodging, discharged.
William Rawlings, col, dsorderly and swearing,
paid fine and costs sft 1851
Francis Edgar, England, drunk in street, work
Patrick Riley, Ireland, drunk, workhoase 80
days.
CoRREcrios.--In an article yesterday headed
Arsenal Grounds, we stated that the appropria
tion for drawing the model was 5000. II should
have been S2, 600. a,a $"
The Pic NIo.-The pic mic and excursion to
Fort Washington on Friday Do not forget L. ye
who wish to spend pleasant and delightful day.
See advertisement. 81.
SIsS,--We learn from the Georgia papers
that al the Fillmore ratification meeting held in
Atlanta, Georgia, on the lst instant, Col John L.
Harris, prominent Democrat, made stirring and
able speech III support Of Fillmore and Donelson
The rafting" from Old Buck has commenced in
earnest inbolh sections Of the Union. The peo-
pie everywhere begin to feel that Fillmore is Just
the man for the times, and they are determined 10
make him President in spite Of both factions of the
Democrats and ira torous Republicans Roll on the
ball ..t
TIL RT URTH CONGRESS.
5yg FIRST SESSION. .I
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PUBLIC, SCHOOLS.
"HE Board of Trnsfaea

HE Board q Tysssers, DESTROYS of
- giving me public and thoso inter std IN Tho
Public Schcola ah opportuniy of nstsnd;ns, y. Ing
examlnatops 70 come off nextweek, have drters,ipsS
upon ne following change in tho node Of ,ondreitn
The Second District School issn,,,s ao-..,n,-.,
under charge Of MIRA Rands.b6 viii II. ~
Monday, the l4th Inst ' - eN'N'''Ns' ="
Male Male department, Mr.. Wilson's on Tuesday, 18Th.
Inlrd district female department NJ IS Trick 3
Male depa,sa,eut Mr.. FiiPs, on THURSDAY, l7tin.
Fouran District leland, female d. partmtp,) Miss
Milburn = on Friday, 18th inst. =
dav, July 81 F'S't =
july 12-TuwdTh rfats d.
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ICE CREAM

ICE CREAM,
a. ABE OF pure CREAM, and only 60
I'VE per gallon. Please can and try ii at
u. II. RIDEN0UR a CO.'S
No. 304 Pa. ave-. between 9th and 10th ats.
july l9--eo3t
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
EHOR Spring asd hummer, nav stock OF
= the ssove is now full aud complete in every
department M faeilitiea for doing basness are ci
the best character. The public are invited to cal
and examine my stock, as am determined 10 sell
LANES FL
Gents Furnishing Store, XII
Penn. avenue near FQunand-a.h street
an Ro-dtf - itHrtf'fs's7Tv az f7E717-
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A COMFORTABLE SAIL ON THE
POTOMAC.

M N ~ X FOIONAC. I.l." Z" 1I
sN~A Persons wishing to enjoy cool
and pleasant ride can do so by going
on board the pleasure boat G. w. p. Custis at the
foot Of 9TH street at Pages wharf. tallts r.
She viii leave on "Wednesday evening, the esd at
o'clock, and return at IA o'clock, sS's =
Ths viii be delightful trip 70 enjoy the cool
breeze on the water, 1fUt5 S@eT -
Faye rs cents round trip, Children half price.
Music on board. GEO PACE
July 21-St 1890 Arent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ia William A. BACHELORS Hair Dye
dray,red Or rusty hair dyed Instantly to beautiful and
natural brown or black without the least injury to hair or
skin. 7 q (.
fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded to wil-
nam A. Bachelor since 1882 and $4,000 applications
have been made to the hair Of his patrons Of his famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair and whskers Is un
just as would be against covering bald head with wig
William Ratchelors Hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature and warranted not 10 In
jure In the least, however long it pay be continued
Made, sold, applied On nine private roos) at The Vic
Factory, 2S3, Broadway, New York.
Sold In all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealerst i1 .5aA.-s E'Fs1
The Genuine has the name and address uon seei
engraving on four sides OF each bottle, of n
ss9ta H4s6 WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
gBy E5F 233, Broadway, New York
The genuine for sale by Charles stott and applied hy
:, -. uIDps nlIards Hotei. NV, an g-sod
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NOTICE.
ME wonld inform 0ur customers and
w tho pHplfc Renerhily, that we have Just re
ceysd lot Of new goods consisting of large assort
meht Of all kinds of House Furnishing Articles
Children's Cabs, Bathing Tubs, &c
Please give us call, next door to c. woodward's
old stand, No. 3ls, Pennsylvania avenue, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets.
c. WOODWARD 4 SON. i
July l5--6hs 80
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MRS, M. Il. HARVEY.
Successor to James Y. Harvey, deceased

| N'NNNNA~ :. ~Nt.ASp " AAahfcyy tteCedscu,l
Undertaker,
NO. 40, Ssrenh street. betaoeen O. and n
REGS leave to inform the public that she has in
- her employ the same persons that we, Q f,i
merly In the establishment who are fully competent
to conduct the Undertaking Business and that every
attention will be given to calls, day Night, as here
tofore NAV 1S-dam
ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.
WNHE original, unsurpassed, and Justly.
- celebrated Madame Adolphe, the universally.
acknowledged greatest sympathist in the world. aud
the same distinguished lady who created, through
her marvellous revelations Of the past the present,
as well as the correct predictions OF the future such
intense excitement in England France and the prin.
cpai cities in the United States that Queen yctorn
presented her with costly diamond and breach and
Daniel Webster with q jewelled ring, ia now ready
TO receive visitors at the private boarding house OF
Mrs Zimmerman, corner OF Ninth and & street, She
will inform all ABOUT the past, present. and future If
they ase married or not; and when or what lady or
husband they will get business of every descrip-
ton. Mysterious and almost impossible as her PRO
fession appears, she comes recommended By so highly
respectable and innumerable certificates OF acknowl
edged power and SKILL tnst Ii precludes all SUPPOSE
ton of probability Of deception imposing as many
others now practice. .tit S''-ac :,
sE Consultation fee from so cents to 90. accord
lug TO how far they wish to 90, or what time they
occupy. Sa' saFh may s-sm
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HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES,.

/" TUESDAY, July u, 1900, #a1 "A ! \.
The House met at l l o'clock. ste a,.+.s
No quorum being present call Of the House
was ordered. @ EE. n l@Es as.
7 Mr.. BARKSDALE, of Mississippi, offered res
oluton to the effect that the House meet as in
Committee of the Whole, at seven p. NJ, for the
remainder Of the session, to allow members to
speak, which was objected to. bIata # N
The main question being taken on substituting
the 2sth of August for the day Of adjournment,
resulting-yeas 1913; nays 81. '..l Ia
!. MI. FULLER, of Maine, made personal ex-
planation, pronouncing certain representations Of
the New 4ork Tribune as "unmitigated falsehoods" "
The consideration Of the Nebraska contested
election being resumed,
Mr. JEWETT, of Kentucky, proceeded to ad-
dress the House in favor of the sitting member
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LIMEi LIMEN LIMETTI

Lime Aims Of w. II. Cooley IA CD. siiu-
ated on Rock Creek between the unner mi s,s".
bridges, kiln Of very superior Wood.burntI mo
The subscribers have also on hand a large .,,ur,t,-
OF Plasterers Hair, Cement, Cacined piaster an.,
eyary aenGription OF the very best qaalliy cf Lime
winch VIII DO disposed Of the 20. 81 reasonable
'ei ms t W. H. Cooley d co.
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EXCU RSION

ISLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
-o TO FORT wASHINGFoN, A
ON FRIDAY, JULY 25h. q
FHtHE BOAT G.. w. y. GUSTS, which
~ has been thoroughly altered and fitted up ex~
Pfessly for Excursion Partigs and which In now un
Surpassed for safety and comfort, win leave Seventh
street wharf at O'Clock A. M. In charge ofe steam
tug, and after pleasant sail down the river, will
stop at the Fort, where the day will be spent The
chors Of the two churches viii contribute TO the
SaY's enjoyment by concert !. IS j
Z Tickeis-aduits, IS cents. Children 1915 cents.
Can be had at the stores Of Gray Baantyne tn
street =. NJ. Pearson, Island Hall, and Elvans a
thompson, Penn avenue. july ls-td
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/ Nrw YoRx, JAY 22--l p NJ -4Upt 10 hi, bour
there are no Signs Of the European steamers. The
Persia Is now in her eleventh day, and the Eric ssoD
In her fourteenth, ~
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NIMROD GARRETSoN

-lr.y1 90 " IL allgz-a i.ac4 1855 Auctinnecr
EPARATE PROPOSALS. will Be re-
~ oeived by the undersigned until Satnrdny ma
2oth day OF July at u O'Clock for consrructinr M
arch over the Inn in north Capitol street Third Ward
and the grading Of the sane. -
aa 55ose. sf1.t r b. OWENS
HiH 8 Commissioner Of The Sd and 4,n Wnrds
/ I'll Erlet- CHARLES THOMA
aa CHARLES II. UHLMAE
July ~ Assistant Commit, siopa,s
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no BONO PUBLICITY
M H.. W. EVELYN yYItT same

I'M VELYN WSEGIAMa.
lr1 CPlutes, respectfully informs 1A,rn,hars
Congress citizens and the public, that b IA re,r
prepared 70 execute, "a usual all businesa pstep.uv
intrusted to an 81 r ,g-T III 1''as sseisi"ty
II Of1se ut the " Exchange aoteI y d s,rcst 'i0r,
left either at j. Shilhngtons sOdeor corner -
pennsylvania avenue and Fonr.and a.half strret \.
at87p Pennsylvania avenue, will meet viii r,,n,s
atechtitAAA !
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BLAa.CKISTONE'S PAVILION.

Mis- place of resort viii be opp,, on The
Ga day OF july for the accommodation VI k7A
yisitcrs III. snbseriber has Engaged FIRST 1ifs.
rate Coton Band for the season, and. with bis -
and splendid ballroom, offers vast induce ,srt
the lovers Of the dance HaIfi '.T Dents 10
His table win b. constantly s,1p-l,,,s, Il, /
Injuries of the Potomac, and biz ~ VIZ a. me
liquors.. a1 guala03 H5TGl PEI Win tue ch9ctst
ns - known 70 Re one OF the healthiest places on
On ny. peina adjusted between Rackis ones aud
ihsrG VAL be a celebration on the Fourth of Jul,-
ana EaIl and public Coti Ion Parties on Thursd ~
2sfh JAY Thursday, 7th August and Thursday aist
The steamer Alice Price will lana passengers dr-
ring tne watering season Tnesda,s and FRIDAY.
gong down md will stop for passengers on we'd
The Columbia will also land passer tarss.+ ~,
above PAVILION on Wednesdays going q ara on
sundays returning from Baltimore.
| , po ara per day for week or longer; 81 Ok
June 27--2mtaA GEORGE w. BI8rRIc.rox,,
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THE SHAVING SOAP. 1900
Vroom g. FOwler's Walnut Oil, Military
Shaving ,Sonp. s 80
EVERYTHING sought BY the most fas-
Ia tidious in this branch Of the toilet and essen
tial to 9 good shave" will be found upon trial,
combined in the aboye-naned article. AN, 4. 80 +,
IL has now been in the market twelve years. and
the thousands who have used it can testify to its sur
passing and agreeable qualities It without doubt
& Fowe,s signature In fee sinile, and ia only man
ufactured BY John B. Vroom, successor, New York
Sold in Washington by Selby Parker Nairn and
Palmer; Gle Tgetown, w. B. White. gs
july l--3mdif @Hhk IlDL u y
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JEWELRY, awe sITVEp
IL ntbE ~ BFnE WARE. T8 'f-TA ~

IL EEbI ~ f8FnS WARE. TT
Haze Just receiyeda large assortment
- OF very me Gold Watches, of toe most ~.
celebrates makers, which will guarantees NJ &5A
De superior tme,keepers. Also, a very Iargs sS,S8
SICK OF beautiful Gold Jewery which for Sariet ~
ssyae nna richness cannot be exceled by any oiher
estapvshment In this section OF COUNTRY T3oetber
with splendid stock Of pure Silver Waro epnnri.
Is Full Tea Sets, Water Pitchers
! Cnps, Goblets
Ladies, Forks, Spoons
Butter, Fish, Cake, and Tie Epiye,
! NAPKIN hings, &cs Of my. own manufacture
wn ca cannot 90 excelled. if They can be equal.
'sd, IN this OF any other city.
All Of which viii be sold at the very lowest nrco
and warranted as represented 49, s''''l N>'
Watch repairing Of every description done in Tho
BEST workmanlike manner at the store s8s. Pennsv
vania avenue, three doors above Ninth street.
L june zl-eou III. o. HOOD
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NEW York, July 22.-Stocks are dun. i Cum.
beriand Coal Co., % IL; New York Central 90
% PENNSYLVANIA Coal Co., lo2 "a Reading,
90; Illinois Central bonds 90 5-s lk F y
Sterling Exchange is firm at last quotations
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Non-arriral "a Slanrn- -

IRON The ASSoCI.d TIN PREgg-
Hr THE House PRINTING rrLEoRArH.
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In her fourteenth .n.
Ea8Et Baltissors Aarkets
BALrisosr. July 22.--Flour Is active. Sales Of
1900 bbls. Howard street and Ohio are firm at &c
10 new City is in demand at ST., for future deliv.
cry.
Wheat has defined a certs, but prices are
too unsettled TO give correct quotations. NJ
Corn Is very irregular. White is selling for GO
a % cents; yellow, 60 a SO cents. - at MS
uH8f Neg York Markets. III
NEW YORK, July 22.--Flour Is dropping. Sales
of 5000 bbls. Good State, SO; supsrhne Ohio.
SO 10; standard Southern 81 80. a.
Wheat Is dropping Sales of 26, 600 bushels. -
Southern red, 81 60; white, 81 "a.
Corn Is dropping. Sales of 81 900 bushels -
Mixed, 60 cents -H.a-,a,, .,si4s aBt XXI
Pork Is dropping, Sales of ESQ bbls. Mess,
$40 81 Ia ~ n, .ij. s.|f 5000, q ~ aI II
Beefs unchanged Sales Of 800 bbls. aChica-
go repacked, $ll 90. 4 3t,lfa stl 8l(a8E
Lard Is firm. Sales Of 200 bbls. at i2i i7-s cts.
Whiskey 10 dropping Sales Of $50 bbls. Ohio,
3S a 80 cents. @'t .2@i1 .'l So Il
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{ The Pic NIc.-The pic mic and excursion /
Fort Washington on Friday Do not forget Il, y
who wish to spend pleasant and delightful day
See advertisement.
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ed remedy famed throughout the globe Th Indian 81
In his wgwan, and the savage aborignes Of
desert, alike familiar with this all,
powerful unguent II viii cure any ola standing wound
or sore s3 5Fsa sf sR
Sold st the manufactures, No. So Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. "a Strand, London and by oil druggists
70 Genus, oSH cents and u per pot. July %
~ Fillmore and D0nelson Club, utten-
ton The regular meeting will be held at the Organ
ONCE on "Wednesday duly 2s) EVENING" at O'Clock
lW Yhe Executive Committee OF the
Northern Liberties Fillmore and Donelson Club"
will meet on Wednesday evening next, 23d instant,
at o'clock, IN the hall Of the Engine house on New
York avenue.
As business of much importance will engage their
attention. oil Of the Committee are particularly re-
qaested 70 be present. july 22-2t
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.
z The following are the drawn numbers of the Pa
tapsoo Institute Lottery, Class No. 1913, drawn July
81, 1856. W
5e 81 "a II At "A 10 5Y as II 40 80 40
The following are the drawn numbers of the Wash.
ington County Lottery, Glass No. 81, drawn July 81,
1855: w r.
50 SO SO 90 Al 2 a A n so So 27 "a
r.. FRANCE Il co.
u. II. McfHAIL, Commissioner iuly 90
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PATENT eyrlcs.==oVer eleven thopsand persons
visit the National Gallery, located in this beautiful
building, per month.
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JOSEPH o. MARTIN.
For SALE Wholesale, by druggists in all the prnci-
pal Cities and at retail by apothecares and sorekeep-
ers in every town in the United States and Canada,
and by GRAY a BALLANTYNE and JOHN Il,
MORTIMER Waahinnton ID o. feb lh--Rnd
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CRIMINAL oouSr.-The time Of the court has
been eoneumed today In the examination Of wit.
nesses and arguments In regard to the admissible.
iy 81 evidence. IL Is not probable that he plead
ings win commence to-day.
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e Enthusiastically Spa waters OF Bladensburg
are beginning to be appreciated. Every boarding
house Is filed with persons who are deriving great
benefit from their use. .t Tnr aitl ''
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SHIRT MANUFACTURERS.

FINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY, The attention
Of citizens and strangers is nvt to our Shoulder
Seam Shirts. considered the most perfectfttng srt
Gle made. Atwholesale and retail and lrads to or
der at short notice WINCHESTER SCOTT,
Gents Furnishing Store l72, Chestnut street, above
Seventh Orders by mail promptly attended TO- Il
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CORRECTION an article yesterday headed
. !" Arsenal Grounds, we stated that the appropria
ton for drawing the model was 5000 IL should
have been S2, 600. U3
The daily union., 1856-03-26
NO1'E.

Proposals be by responsible cer
fed such judge OF court record and
be into by the successful bidder with
before the LIST Of July next
pay be made performed, and for each Of such
satisfactorily explained three times the
deducted For arrivals far behind time To break
depending mails, and sufficiently excused
the for the trip subject forfeiture.
imposed unless the delinquency be
sfacoy explained, for negectng take mail from
Office for suffering to be injured, destroyed roobed
lost and for refusing amer demand the mail
concerned running
hces The Postmaster Gnera annuI the
repeated failures to agreeaby contract for dis
obeyng the post Office laws or instructions Of the department
General the schedule He order
service by allowing therefor rata increase
He also curaif or the
whole part, rata decrease Of allowing
month"; compensation the amount Of service dispensed
Bids shOud addressed the Second Assistant Post
superscrbed poposa for No 1884, Mssippf
particulars pamphlet advertisement for
the naiIs in Alabama Mississippi, ac, of 1854 and ssa
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 9S-lAw4w Postmaster General.
The daily union., 1856-03-26
NOTES.

No pay will made trips performed and for each of such
omissions explained three pay the trip
be deducted behind break
lou with depending mails, and not sufficiently excused,
Of compensation subject forfeiture Fines will
be imposed unless the delinquency be promptly and satisfactorily
explained by certificates of the adayis OF other
eredabe persons for ngecung take the
office suffering be injured Destroyed robbed lost
and for refusing aeT demand mail frequently
the contractor concerned runnng vehicles the
The Postmaster General annui the contract for fail
dsobeng Office
instructions the department. for assgnng the contract with
schedule He order of
The by allowing therefor raa increase OF the
pay He discontinue whole
part pro decrease Of he allow months
compensation the of service dispensed with The
bids should be addressed TO the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral supeIscribed Mail Proposals for NORTH Caond Ten
May, particulars
conditions rporaed bidders
pamphlet advertisement Tor mails in Kentucky Tennes
see, Missouri, and Iowa, OF 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mar 4-iaw4w Postmaster General.