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wAl DsrAxTnaHr, June 70, 1907
PROPOSALS viii ts receives At this D,psrtmrnt
nntl IL os oea on Mondsy nns n dsy Sp,y
he sch dule below for the fiscal year ending soth
June, 1868.
q: :,.,iSns m mus, s: ;. Of Of ,s ss ss Ss. quality.
The successful bidder will be r. quirrd to give bond
with approved surstes, tor the faithful iulhment Of
right to order the articles Il such times snd In such
qusDtit Us II may deem proper, and to iucrea or
dimiuish the quantities bell W sisted.
Articles not named In the ontdulr nre TO be fur
ni he'd At the option Of the Department. at the low
est market prices.
Paper Made Of Linen Sock.
1. IS rcams disp,tch Gap, ruled to pattern, weigh.
ing 10 unds per ream
2. l@' do foolesp, ruled or pain, weighing Il
8. 2s2 do quirto rost, ruled or plain, weishir g
10 poupds per reani
do S s,,SsS SsS ., D.S S.,;.is w,se,ss
s.i,s 90 note paper, ru,e! or pl,i1, per ran
o. ~ do note papar, ruled or plain, heAdtd M
per pattern, per resm
! . do Sis,sIns p.1.r, red, per ream
10. 30 reams envelops paper, buff or yellow, royal
II. 1871 do Manila wrapping paper, super royal
IL 5000 envelopes, cficiai ,iz.. pla,s, per 1000
IL l2lO0o DO omctal st1es, extra heavy, head
ed rs par pstte,n, per 900
| l5. 80 900 do letter nzes, extra heavy mead
- ed - pee psiters, per OoO
10. &C! gross mets'lio lens. per gro.s
| Il. = 900 quill,, No. 30, per 900
Is 2li dUzea FAter's blick lead pencils, per dozen
". 90 do blue aud ,s,mine peLciis, per
20. ~ DO pen hold.rs. per dozen
Il. u do Ivory folder, do
%. - do era.srs, ivory hasd o.. per dezen
-. 20 40 kodsers's a Sous blade peukuives
"a. DO Rods.rss sei..ors, per dor.o
10. 3s do Maynard Noyss, or other, black
Ink, quarts, per doren
80. 90 do Freoeh carmine ink, per dozen
%. "A do ink'iands, Diapers, WhitneyS, OF
m. Ct pounds sealing wax, SCARLET, per
%. Is pound. India rubber. prepared In pieces per
%. Il dozen silk Taste or hrad assorted per dozen
%. ;s 90 red tape ~ pisSr'' assorted, DO
80. 50 poands linen twi,c, per pound
20. 90 BLANK books pr IL ID
ss l7s 90 visiting cards, per d.zn
as. 10 rulefs per dozen
So 1870 do Irdiarubber band,, rer dozen
<0 Q DO memorandum book, per doseu
~. do bpxes notsrial seals, pe- dozen
e. 9 90 DO do waters, per dozen
~ Il do letter 6ies, per doIen
80. do writing nuid, PER do1eu
q. 90 sponge cups, per dozen
-. 3 do letter clips, PER dcz>n
-. do mucilagt brushes. per dozen
30. epounds sponge, per pound
80 lSo ys'ds tracing linen, pr yard.
June 27-n&SO june 7&llJuly
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rREAT GEHTItAI. ROUTE
VI FOR THE WEST, "a
HUDSON RiVER RAILROAD and RKW PoEk
CHNTKAL RAILRUAD.


ON AND AvrLs DRotns.x y, 1861,
EKprrns Trains leave New York city depots o.,
Hudson River Ra!lrosd daily. Sundays excepted, T.
from ChsmOers ssrost From aO.h s!res, station,
n.oo Up m. ll.s0 u. m, $50 p. m
Montreal and Buffalo "p !"
Train with slUepMg 1910 D. m.
oars, l0.lb y. N.
On sUspAIs, the following trains will be run to
Troy, and 4.4b p. IN. train RON Albany.
tral Railroad for Sohenectady, KooheIter, Utica,
town Rsilrosd, Eunaio, syr.Sass, Niagara FaiL,
suspsnsion Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, CslandAisua
Trains IN oounsstion leave RuIalo and Suspension
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto. Detroit,
Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee, Fond Du Lao, Ia
Cro~se Madison, frairi, DuChien, Galsnn Dunleiih
Dubuque, Peoria. Eook Leland, Musestiue ,iowaCity
Cairo, 1erre Hante, indianapolis Louisville, ,Cnei
natl, Dsytsu, Columbus, cleveland, and al points
West Hor'hyss5 Sf}hTaMRN sHa sGSsaTSsT TSTyrr
Connecting with Trsins at Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and kens. ard Saratoga Ruadt for Saratoga,
whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, St. Albsrs, Rouse
Point, Plataburgh, ogdensburgh, Montreal, 3D.,
~ Freight Arrangements by this route a. above,
without change OF CGIs, from the Depots iI Chan.
. made by other Railroad Companies The faoiii
ties Of this great New York Route, to the West ,o0n,
mend Il to the confidence Of merchants nd shippers
Passenger Trsius, with Smoking and Gleepiug
Se,ra enrra run In connection on the Now York c0htrsl
For particulars ~ 70 local train Sand freight ar.
rsnseusnts inquire 81 the depot, g Warren street.
4. y SMITH,
dso II superintendent,
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NJ EW ROATs-s -skW CARS.
IsGk foR BOSTON, n
NEW LONDON NORWICH, and WORCESTER
DAIIY,
tBundays Excepted)
Al O'CLOCK, P. H.,


PIER 10 N. r., FOOT OF VESTRY STREET,
The new and magnificent steamer CITY OF BOS
TON WIN. Wilcox Commander, IRON New York
ruesdaO W, Thursdays and SATURDAYS and iron
New London - Mondays, Wednesdays, sal I'm
days.
The new and magnificent steamer CITY oFEEW
YORK Thomas q. Jewett, commander from New
York-dondnys, Wednesdays, and Fridsys; fror
days.
fhess two new steamers have been built expr.ssl,
for tins route, with all modern improvements, ID
cluding Water Tight Compartment, and aIe the
only steamer ever built for Long Island Sound
with this great life preserving improv. msnt.
Conductors aocompany the steamers each way
Passengers proceed from New London imme
diatey on arrival Of ateamers, by xpress Train to
Boston, Worcester, Lowell, LswreAee, FitchburQ
Nashua, Concord. the White Mountains, 50, Ec.
Passengers returning from Boston leave the Depo,
Of the Boston aud Worcester railrasd ~ 80 p M
Pm
Freight taken q the Lowest Rates, and delivered
State Rooms in abundance osn be had on board
stsamsn, or at the Boston or New York oihoes ip
advance. ES MAHTIN Agent
ny-u Pier 90, N. II,
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Read! Read! Read!

Read! Read! Read! Read
ussai rds
Splendid Cameo, Mosaic, Lava, osrbun
ole, and jet sets Of Jswtlry, d to
Slb0.. ....u................ WV
Elegant Garnet, Turquoise, and Easm.
eled, full setts, 81 TO os3................ 80
Superior Enameled, Coral, and Opal
Cluster sets, 81 to os3................. 50
Plain, Chased, Enamsled, and Fancy
Brscelets, 81 to s6.................. % to 10 o0
Cameo, Coral, Carbuncle, and Minia-
ture Brooches, 50 cents 10 si.......... SO
Gents Vest, Guard, and Lsdies' Chate.
lain Chains-the largest stock In Wash.
ington, 81 to $5........................ 1000
Lsdies' Garnet and Carbunole Neck
laoes, 81 to $3.50. .50.................... -. 500
Garnet, Csrbunole and Onyx Studs and
Buttons, Zine, y 81 . sett. .............. 500
Fine, solid, Gold Bleevs. Buttons and
Studs, eel arate, 80 cents TO 81 . sett. 40
Cent? Cluster and Opal Bosom. Pins,
gold mountings, 80 cents to 81 25.... 500
Fine Lockets and MedalIons, for two and
four Pictures. 81 10 oSi.5O........... 81 -.
Seal and Stane.Set Finger Rings, every
variety, so cents to sl.6o.............. 500
Read on! Read ON!
"K[EY
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Just arrived, q dlreot importation per steamer
Fulton from Europe, very nue and lni &c assort.
lnent Of Marine, Opera, Field GLASSES, and Tsic.
scopes which will sell . very little above the cost
in fars As TO- the qualities, there are none supe,
lhis market. Also, u large and well escorted stoos
u Opera 9lasees, Microscopes, gold silver, and steel
3pooiac.es and Eye Glasses, suited to the sight by
lie use Of an Optometer. Aoonsidtrabie number Of
certificates to be At my ofce, from gentlemen
ahe have been suited st my oid establishment.
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C,TATUARY,
. MAhBLE MONUMENTS
80, sc.

have large and most e1tsnaivs stock Of
Italian Marble Mon m snts, 0rAvsssOn n e.
&c., &C.,
fos sals 1t low pross, for cash will ssl q reduced
prioss 10 those -f the army or navy who may want
than . msusntoss 70, their conradss who hsys
flllsn in dsisnss Of the Union.
Wk. RUTHERFORD,
~ U--em = stSsst agsth, ~. lseh sad teth.
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A LII THE BEST COOKING sTOVES.
"A TABLE CUTLERY, AND
HoUsEKEEPlNa ARTICLFB,
Camp Furniture ana Tin ware, to be had Of
W. II. HARkOVER,
~ Hsn No. soS Ssvssth sfseoe
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NEW AND sIMPLIslED METHOD
~ FOR PIANO EORrE AND SINGING.
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLONSKI
Pianist and Composer has returned
rom the London Eshibition, aud =
ops ms course Tor ,he Piano NJ Sing. f{x"
i.s BY hi, New and simpihed Method. SSf y !
ny frof Welowhkfs .ysttm, person having only
= slieht kuowl dge Of music will be en- bed in .
very slort 'ime 10 read music with yrtst fciity,
and execute op'raic as we'l rs classical music with
rare yrrieotlo'. As 10 the vocal pat by his way II
yocaliZation he arrives at mo es strsOriinary ~
suit renders the " ice powerful, and eaabl,s tie
singer 1, vooalize with fac it,, accuracy aud lae
quality Of toe Prviess r WoloV ski re:.iyrs visi
,oss dali from ill oclrek n at his rssider c-
No. +bl Tenth street, between T. and isH In
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nh: LOCKWOOD continues ths prss.
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
Having prsoticed n the B0ath nearly stx,een years
he feels srred that b csn give Satisfaction 70 any
that may oall.
Teeth inserted on vuLoAarfs, Ruplss, or aoLr
PLArl, Chloroform administered when desired.
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ID Il q r . Ais EOk LEAD.

OnDsAKuE OFyIGE, WAR DEr.RTMIsr,
Washington, May 80, lsG2.
Proposals will be reos ived by thls Departlnen nj
until p IN, On the evening of the Ith of june for
the delivery at the following Arsensls, ss coon IN
Iossib.e, Of
5000 Tons Of Lead, as fo|lous:
At the Watervhet Arst nal, West Troy, New York,
1000 tons
Atthe New York Arsenal, Governors Island, New
York, ! 900 tons
At the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh, Penusyl
vania, 900 tons.
At the st. Louis Arsenal, St. Louis, Missouri,
900 tons
The lead must ba Galena, or other American,
stsiburg, or soft English, Of the most approved
brands.
Proposals will be received for lots of 200 tons and
upwards.
Bidders will state explicitly the time and amount
OF each delivery.
Failure to deliver at q specified time will subject
the oontrsctor to forfeiture OF tie amount to b. dc
livertd at that time.
Parties obtaining oontrsob will be required to
enter Into bonds with proper surees for i faithful
performance.
The Department reserves to itself the right to re.
jsot any bid.
Proposals will be addressed a. foliows: Gen. j.
W. RIPLEY, Chief of Ordnance, Washington, ID. c.
| and should be endorsed Proposals. for Lead"
a2l-
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THE
Greatest Bargains Yet !

u10dt0SI DdISdulS 46L d:
EXTRA sILvBR,P PLATED COMPLETE TEA
spieces, best quality, $3.50 nett.
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED CASTOR,
eFiench glass bottles, %, sAso, $500, to $3.50.
EXTRA SILVER PLATED, OLIVE THREAD
ED TABLE SPOONS,
81 dozen.
EXTRA siLvER-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
SPOONS,
s. Ier dazen.
EXTRA SILVER.PLATED, THREADED,
OLIVE TABLE FORKS,
e4psr dozen.
EXTRA sILyRR-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
FORKS,
SSa dcA
EXTRA SHyyR-PLATED TEA SPOONS,
TltPED AND THREADED,
% dozen.
HEAVY SILvER-PLATED, DOUBLE WALL
ICE PITCHERS,
Lag. size best quality, beautifully engraved and
chsed, only 70, $40 and sb0 for extra quality.
FINE SILveB.PLATED CUPS, MUGS, COB
LETS, SALT STANDS,
Only u eseh-retaii prics, o.
sLyER-PLATED MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS,
% cts. each.
siLyER-PLATED BUTTER-KNIvEs,
20, 81, and 50 cts. each.
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q s's75 -.
1&M vELLNY's Private Hospital, in the
fsaeral Block CORNER Of Seventh and 7 streets,
opposite the rost and Patent oai,es. Rooms
Is AMI 20, up staiis, Washington, u. C.
All diesases of private nature tie itcd In the S It
so.sutno mauusr, aud radical cures effected in ali
essss sYpHILIiiC AFFECTIONS, soNos
RHEA, GLEEr, sTRiCTuREs, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result tf voLuPTUUus
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERATlvE
ORGANS, from sny cause whatever, or ho~ lepg
standing, thoroughly and radically cured.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter what your disease. let no false delIcaey
prevent. Apply immediately to DR.. vel!ny, whoi,
acknowledged to be by fsr the most suc CEssFuI
PHYSICIAN Ia the he,tmeut Of private disase
Fear not t, come And make known your msfo'tuuer
and he will speedily send on your way iejocing
SELEABUSE,
That dreadful SOURCE Of the young In iulged in
when alone, which destroys the genefslive organs
uadts you for maniei life, producing weakness Of
the back sod limbs, loss of animation and muscular
power pAipitasn Of the h. art, nervous irritabIt
loss Of memory, melancholy hAbits, insanity, con
sumption, and DEATH
YOUNG MAN, In view Of the dreadfIl con,s.
quences, delay not to make your case known 10 Dr.
v. Your secret, with him are ,scnd, and you miy
eOnhdsn,ly rely. upon bis me :Ical skill
Thou. snds whose syst m4 were shattt red and we're
on the brink Of 'he grave, hss he brought back TO
vigorous health by his .lilfuI reatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, o. those mpiatirg nstri.
mouy, who iuspe 4 thensslye,o Of npotescy sen.inai
weakness, Or Asy diteas arising from y relaxed
state Of the genital orgsn- whether the result Of
disAse. Injury, consequences Of youthful indiscss
tioas or indulgence Of tn. passions in rper year
s,e earnestly sntreatei 10 place themselves under
the care Of Dr. v. They may rely vi h certainty
upon speedy cure and full visor restored.
He treats with entire success all dsrsrs females
such as LUCuRRHEA or WHITES. LApsus
UTERI. S,., &C, and In every case guarantees u
perfect CURS.
FEES mode ate, AMI VISITS and COMMUNI.
CATIONS strictly PRIVATE and CONFiDEN
TIAL,
PERSONS calling zee NO ons but the DOCTOR.
ThO.s at di,tsncs may b, TREATED by MAIL,
giving a STATEMENT Of CASE, SC, &c
" 2-im'
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DaOPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

T.EAsunY DnrARInEsr, June 70, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
will b. received at this until The .lst day
Samples Of the Aniebs IN Glass will be furnished 10
msnt-ths Depsrimsnt serving to itss the tight to
order III. writing paper pliin or faint III ed 10 pat
t-rn. An tn, envelopes 'urni.heh must have EN-
sSss device At The upeer ris6 .hn%i Sof"r,
For the A'tieies IN GAS III bidder will state the
prize Psr gross {'epsrstey for ems and for hand!es|
ture and style Is IN. Department may order, with
suitable handles for Ga style ordered.
bs accepted ualsss they comply stiOty with this sd
al De iveres Of bo,h classes will be subject to In.
IL. Secretary Of the Treasury, aud the delivery of
any inferior srioe shall be teeined suiient cause
Deliveries must Be free of charge at the Treasury
Drpartnent Washington.
E!ch proposal must be ,igned BY the individual or
@ shss The bidder WI ssssse
NTH good satlcl,nt bonds II hi. bid accepted
The III urs 10 comply with my one order under .
contract 10 operate TO the forfeiture OF the nt'e psu
Proposals uuaeoomr panied with sati factory lar
antics will rot be considered aud contracts will be
dealers In the articles.
CLAssl.
White cap paper
White quarto post paper
White note paper
Yellow envelope paper
Br.wn wrap Ing paper.
Red and white bot T. 4 paper
White envelopes, otieiAi .ize
White envelopes, letter tiZe
White envelopes, note size
Glass inkstands
Red lia.n tape
Silk taste, asorted colors
prepared India rubber
Twine
CLAss2
Hest qualitS copying ink
R~st quality black Ink
Rest quality blue Ink
Hest quality red or carmne iuk
Fabers best black lead pencils, Nos. !, Q, ,, and
''
Faber's best led aud blue pencils
Steel pens
Bte"l pei handles
Best quality If sealing wax, male entirely from
shellac
GenuiOe Rodgers l. Son, heii-ld, four bladsd
knives, with pearl or stog hahdles
Geaune Rodgers Son, Shrhsid, erasers, with
ivory handEs
Genuine Rodgers = Son scisols for oilics use, sx
in hea loEg Including boSS)
Genuine Rodgers Son shearS, with IL inch
blades
Nine inch ivory folders
Small French Sy eleis
Large French eyeltts
Bids viii. contain items ut prices leas than fair
co ofihe sriiue will be deemed fraudulent, and will
NO be considered. y. p. CHASE,
j. H-2bw}W Secretary ot lhp Treasury,
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n GLASS licket... .......
The eS r. II Line runs daily, sundays exc
Ihe IL p. III. Southern Mall runs daily.
WAY LINES.

For BriStol, Trenton, &o., at 40 and sk A. N.
and 8, 30 ard IL 7 NJ, from Ksusing ton, aud 2 X
r. n, from Walnut street WHAT
For Bristol and intermediate Stations at lik A.
II. . IRON Kensu gton,
For Palmyra, kiyerton, DelAnco, Beverly, Bur
iington, klorsnce, BoIdsn,own, NO ut l2S, l, 4,
and bk =, II
Steamboat TIentcn, for Borientown snd intsrpe.
diate Stations at "a p. NJ, from Walnut btreet
wharf.
ss- For New York aud Way Lines leaving Kea
sington Depot, take the Cars on Filth street. above
Walnut, hall an hour before departure. The Carr
run int. the Depot, and on arrival Of each Train
run from the Depor.
rliy pounds Q. nagsage only, SLOWED saSh pas
thing - Baggage but their wearing apparel. All
Baggage ,ver fny pounds, to be Vaid Tor ex,rn
The Comp limit th.ir responsibility for Baggage
to One Dollar per pound aud will not be liable for
any amount btyoad loo Dollars excerpt w speeia
Contrast. WIN. H. GATXMER, Agent
np2
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ORDsAHcx OrPIcE, May 81, 1862
The quantity Of lead requi'ed by the above ad
vertisemsnt Ia reduced to one:third OF the above
the proposals. V extended 70 the Ith Of August, 1851
JAS. W. RIPLEY,
June ~ Brixadbr GsnsnL
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1862. 1862.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YORK LINES.

THE CAMDEN AED AMaOY AND PHlLA
DELPHIA AND RENTON RAILROAD co -
LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES.
From Walnut street wharf, and Ken
afngton Depot.
WILL LEAvx As FOLLOWS, VIZ: Fare
At Q A. n via Camden and Amboy-C. "a
Accoinmoda lou. ..........................S9 81 s5
Al Q a. via Cam len and Jersey City-New
jersey Accommodation ....,............ 225
At A; N via Ksnsir gton and jersey City
Morning Mail. Observation-Disclosures. 400
At l2H NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Accom.
modAtOn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 22o
AT Q p: via c. .mdsn and Amboy--C. and A.
Express .................. $50
Al = T. NJ via Camden and Jersey City
Evening E~press. ess...............,........ 400
At 4 4. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City,
I'd Class + cket...................... 2Qb
At oE r NJ via Remington aud Jersey City
Evening Mall. Observation-Disclosures. 800
At u r. NJ, Via Kensington and Jersey city
eouthera Mail. ......................... 400
At n, via Camden aud Amboy-Accoru-
mediation, (Freight and Pssssnger,(-
1st GLASS ticket. 2q5
I'd GLASS ticket. l.b0
The 6H r. II Line runs daily, Sundays exec pied.
1he II p. III. Southern Nail runs daily.
The national Republican., 1862-07-10

Comparison Of prices will convince all thst We ara
now selling the best aud cheapest goods in car lius
that can be found In any house the country.
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Norr.-Urder the regulations Of the Department,
- heretofo,s and now existios, no payment cau be
made for advertising prooa nations, except to such
pubiishers are srcsay atkised to puollsh By the
Ccumissiouer Of the General Land Oiloe.
tune l3-wlJv
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-17

In a speech, made some time since,
by Gen. Hiram Walbridge Of New
York, we find the following tribute
paid to the influence of the press
"There is no greater error than to
suppose that mere politicians are the
men who mark ont the policy and
prescribe the line of action in matters
which concern the welfare of the re-
public. Nor let it be supposed that
the mere politicians or party leaders
of the hour can fashion for themselves
and control the affairs of the Ameri.
can people. In Great Baitain they
have the three great estates Of King
Lords, and Commons but in America
we have one more powerful than Ell
ther-an unfettered and independent
press. (Cheers.) That mighty agen-
cy which has. revolutionizcd govern
ments, and advanced the cause of civ
ilization throughout the world. What
has it not already achieved I? Can
political profigacy; public misman-
agement Of public interests, or any
social evil, stand unchecked or unaw-
cd before its scrutinizing glance
Where it lives liberty has vitality,
power, and protection where it is
not found, there is the grave of popu-
lar freedom"
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-17
NUMBER 20.

than one hundred dollars, and he int'
prisoned in the county Jail not less
than sixty days, for each and every
offence.
SEC. 10. And be IL further enacted, That
if any person selected as juror and
duly notified to attend according to-
the requirements of this act, SHALL
without sufficient cause, neglect to at
tend agreably to such notice, lie shall
be fined 10y the court in a sum not ex-
cecdihg twenty dollars for every day
he shall be absent during the sitting
of said court.
SEC. IL. And bea further enacted, That
the names on the lists specified in the
second section Of this act shall be Sc
| lected, as near as may be, from among
the citizens Of the several wards of
the cities of Washington and George
town, and the three divisions of tho
county of Washington outside the
limits of said cities formed by the
Eastern branch of the Potomac river
and Rock creek, in proportion TO tho
number of taxable inhabitants re!
siding in said wards and districts re-
spectively.
Approved, June Is, 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-17
CerrO GOrdO County Institute.

We had the pleasure Of attending
the Teachers Institute at Clear Lake
during the week commencing June
3Oth. About thirty-five teachers were
in attendance from Cerro Gordo and
adjoining counties.
The Institute was conducted by DR..
j. L. Enos Of Cedar Rapids, and Prof.
NJ. Ingalls, of Muscatine, both of whom
are gentlemen of large experience
and eminently qualified for the busi-
ness in which they are engaged.
Instruction was given in the best
methods of teaching the common
branches of education, modes of gov
ernment, theory and practice Of teach
ing, &c. Discussions and lectures
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-17

viction thereof before any magistrate
or justice of the peace, shall be pun
lshcd by fine, at the discretion of the
justice, according to the aggravation
OF the offence, of not less than five
nor more than fifty dollars.
SFc I. And be IL FURTHER enacted, That
the said corporation shall provide for
the return, from time to time, to the
Corporation of Washington, of reports
of all interments made in said ceme-
terry, of persons who may have died
within the limits of the city of Wash
Ington, in such manner as may be
prescribed from time to time by said
Corporation Of Washington
SEC. 8. And be IL further enacted, That
nothing in this act shall be so con-
strued as to authorize said corporation
to issue any note, token, device, scrip,
or other evidence of debt, to be used
as currency ; and each of the corpo-
rators in said corporation shall be held
liable, in his individual capacity, for
all the debts and liabilities of said
corporation, however contracted or
incurred, to be recovered by suit as
other debts or liabilities before the
court or tribunal having jurisdiction
of the case.
Sec 9. And Be II further enacted, That
it shall be lawful for Congress, at any
time hereafter, to alter, amend, or re-
peal the foregoing act.
Approved, June 10, 1869. s -.