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MARRIED..

MARRIED..
In West Poland. Moses 4. Megquier and Miss Abby
L. Gerry both of Poland: also, VIM. +. Cook, Of
Casco, and Miss Ella NJ. Libby, of Poland.
In Biddeford. William Perkins and Mrs Caroline
h. Gilbert, both of Is; also, johnson Piummer, OF
Lewiston. and Miss Huldah ID. Lane of Buxton.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27

A REGULAR MEETING Of this Association VII
~ be held At their Debating Room. over interna-
tonal Bank. Saturday evening. February 18lh, 1063
at n O'Clock precisely The public are invited.
QUESTION FOR DISCUSSION
Reso,red. That II 10 the duty Of President Lneoln
and his Cabinet restore the command Of the Arny
Of the Potomac to Gen. Mcclellan.
Per order. GEO. H. sMARDEN.
feb21 ~ Recording Secretary.
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DRs. J. CLAwsoS KELLEY and ii. L. DAVIS
Medical ONCE, No 229i Congress street, up same
flight with DIR. johnson, Dentist-ony place in Port
land where DR. KELLEY's genuine medicines can be
had Adrice free upon all diseases
jah2I d3aw& wtf32
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BLACKsMITHING
HORSE-SHOEING.

SCALE OF PRicxs.-We the undersigned. Black
smiths and Shoers. do agree to and hold ourselves
bound BY the following scale Of prices for work
For new shoes per set. ....................8l.6O
Toeing and setting per sef,............. is
Sharpening and setting. ............... 81
kesetting- .:....-..-....-.....-..-. -
-" Bar shoes per pair. 1U
q Snowfall shoes per set.. ...<-........... 800
B.ssA,.s srry.ss. on Congress 9.
J. n. KEMP. % Preble ST.
EBEx TRUE. o Portland 81.
WIN. HATCH. 81
GEoRGk Fooe, rs Lime St.
J. q. HARMON. 100 Fore St.
THOMAS SHAW. Franklin 81.
STAPLES CHAnBxRLAIs, ia Cont st.
JAMES l.. SEARS. 263 Commercial ST.
DAVID YOUNG. al
Conn NoYKs, lD
Jams W. Turtle, 81 Fore St.
SuMsEn LIBBY. cor. Portland Grove SITS.
u. ID. JACK Co, 20 Federal ST.
JOSHUA MosKs. Libby's Gamer.
Portland. Feb. ~. 1859. 1wd ftbz7
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SPOK EN-.

Nov IL. lat 49, Ion 20 W. ship Living Age, Emery,
from Liverpool for Gale.
Dec TO- lat 81 5. Ion 50 l3 4, ship Potomac, Weeks
from London for Akyab.
Dec %. lat IL ), ion IA W. ship Jaber Snow. Gum.
from Manila for Liverpool
Feb 81. lat 80 49, lon IS g. brig Thos Conner from
Matanxas for Portland.
Feb %. lat s. %, lon "a 80. brig Abby Thaxter.
Coombs, steering North.
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DESrrsrRY.-Dr JOSIAH HEALD, No .24l Con
gress Street. first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland, Me. aug7dly
DRs. LOCKE kIMBALL, DENTISTS. No. III
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27

= DIR. p. r. QUlMBY. would give notice that he Ia
returnedto Portland. and can be found at his Room
No. 10 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday. August
18th, where he will attend to all wishing consul
him.
First Examination at offce,.. ..............e2 1900
Each subsequent sittn at Office. so
City Patients, first Examination at residence. $50
ach,ubseqnent visit at residence, ........... 100
Augustl6 ls62.-tf
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Chicago, Burlington { Quincy
OLD AND ONLY RFLrABIE RoUrF rAs

VIII @EA4A0NG NVVx1 4AB1
F:om, Burlington to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Pittsburgh, Phi1adelp hia, Bait more New York and
all other Eastern and South Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving Burlingt on on the 800 4. NJ.
Railroad North and South, and at Chicago both the
Noon and Eveningtrai Both trains con meet wit h
all the great Eastern Railroad routes to.wit NJ C.
via Detroit; M r via Toledo, and Pitts burgh
and TT Wayne via TT Wayne, OF which lpasse y.
gers can take their choice. f
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo
Thirteen hours ahead of any other rou Blu
lington.
baggage checked through to Detroit. Eiaears Fall
and New York, Boston, Toledo, Dunkirk tBunale
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia fa'1f 9yta. ''iN
Tickets for this great Eastern for sale
at 0ttumwa, Fa irfied Mt Pleasant, and at the Tick
ct Office corner Front and Water streets Burlinfter
Sleeping Cars attached to the Night trains.
d Fare as low as by any other route. 90 81 0E
R.F HOsFORD,
Dec. is, '61. GenrAg'tC., B.& ORR
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AN OuTRAGED KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN
ClRcLE.-A correspondent ofone of our ex-
changes, writing from York Pa, about the
Rebel occupation, hos the followinfi ilustra
tons Of the virtues and patriotism of the
Copperh0ds thereabouts, and how conf
ding Teutonwas taken in and done for, first
by the Cope, heads and secondly by their
peculiar friends from Dixie.
N"Mister -, he comes to me and SAYS for
Z, Won tollar he viii makes me Won Knights of
te Golden Schirkles dat he vii gives me all
de signs and grips sosash dat ven the South
srn men comes he shall rot touch any Of my
proberdy, but shall get all he wants from de
Black Republicans So Igives him de ven
tollar and he gives me de grips and dc signs
and says shall give dem when de Southern
man tomes he no stheal from me ! vel lac
come and gets my bosses righ' away; so l
goes out and says, "Mynheer | ish knight
of der Golden circle; gives you dc grip,
de signs der passwords and every things, SO
you leaves mine hossesl; /" ven he say, "to
h--ll NIT your grips,"i and dakes mine
horses. Oh, Iish ruined, it ish nix goot.--
1t ish Won schwindle, &c.
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GOING WEST.

Fare as low Is by any other Route
Dec. 90 1862. e II. THIELsoN.i ~
asal! ,fna} 80 W supeaintsnds.xs
M aiFta GsaG SIT Hu it8sff 4a 81 f9 ~
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viii be made. Apple trees, two and three years old
best selection, &10per 100
M&s Especial Attention
ITTrIES
HUGHES
CORN PLANTER.
----
GENTLEMAN

GENTLEMAN
feel II my duty to return to you
sincere thanks for your liberal patronage for the
past two years or at least many of you. / came
among you about two years ago for the purpose ofn
Producing a new improv ement in planting corn,
knowna the Missouri Cornplanter. But Ike all
these improvements called bumbug. Like the
lightning Telegraph. the proud Steamer, the mighty
Iron Horse that goes snorting vast prair
les, and even down to the common diane nd pillow
indvduais who were afraid to think or act for them
selves; who are slaves to prejudice, handed down
10 them by their forefathers, did the father so
,aust the n boy on horseback was sufficient to
carry the news and stage co ach was the best meth
cd of travelling and anything but the old barshear
and shove pillow was a humbug in the way of farming
But that class now becomin g almost extinct and
within few will be great curiosity to see
old fogy farmer as Barnums Fejee Mermaid. Now
what wish to is this, that have the greatest
improvement Of the age for planting corn That is
che Missouri Corn Planter which has been in use now
six years, long enough to crush any thing that was
humbug out of existence, but like the mighty ava
ianch It gets stronger as IL goes ahead HF.y
Now this is what warrant my planter to DO II
win save more labor than any other machine now In
use, and work In Kind Of ground wet or dry, sod
or old. good hand can plant from to 10 acres
I per day owing to the ground. 1t never clogs or
II in all kinds of ground with either horse hand
machines. Any one wishing trial test Of machines
can pick their place and appoint their time and l
viii meet them, l manufacture these machines
miles North of 0ttumwa Iowa. Planters for sale at
Daggett Z Edgerly, 0ttumwa Iowa.
l.. d. McGlason, Kirkville. -
\. F. Seberger Oskaoosa.
j. D. Baker, Iowaville- ~
s. L.. al. L. Stuart A miles South of Oska loosa.
\. j, Mears Gosport Marion County.
W.H Freeman Bloomfield.
- J r. Shaw & Cont. Pleasant.
5 viii hear give few names Of those who have us
ii them the past year. shall not give all rs there
Is not room enough in one newspaper.
. Il. Alexander, VIM. Cartr, N. Hill, o. Williams
n. Wilkerson, Farnum Whtcomb, JAS Peck, G.
rosler, A. and G. W Harlem, l.. D. and I'm. Carpen
ser, A Lotspeich, Wm Foster, Allen Wilson
also hare few County rights for sale in the Eas
rprn and Northern parts of the state, would
change them for real estate. -ls
Manufactured by w. s. Hughes 0ttumwa Iowa, to
.hcm all orders for planters should be addressed.
W.S.HUGHES.
P.S also have the AGENCY for Owens celebrate
Double Diamond Corn Pillow
r Dtnmwa April I'd 1863 2-15-4m.
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IMPORTANT MOTTO 60
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
sf az IN THE
ARMY AND NAyY on THE UNITED STATES,

Mr.. FRANK moore, the Editor OF the REBELLION
RECORD, since the fall of Fort Sumpter has been col
lecting the Letters Of the Volunteers In the service
OF the United States as published in the newspapers
throughout the Country, and also directly from the
writers in active service. These are all to be ar
ranged and preserved in some permanent place OF
safety for the use Of the future student, while such
as are deemed worthy of publication In book-form
will be reproduced IN that way. Mr. Moore will be
happy to include in his collection any and 9 rery
letter from the camp, on the march, or In the field
that has the smallest historical value. t}5fNt
In almost every newspaper pub "a in the vari-
Gus towns and boroughs throughout the country,
there occasionally appears letters from officers
privates, descriptive of the and personal
periences If such persons lives. These lettersaH
ofthenn--contain the material that forms the best
part OF history, and should be preserved 1851
Don't, then, throw away or otherwise destroy
your newspapers manuscript letters but sen d
them, when you have done with them, to the Editor
OF the REBELLI0S RECORD, at New York City and
thus put the facts Of sodierathers and broth
ers' lives without the reach Of destruction or loss
Letters relating to any action or movement since
the commencement Of the Rebellion win be proper
to send. s' tlAE .sft Y =
When you end, direct to FRANK MooRE y, Editor OF
the REBsLLIoN RECORD, 44s Broadway, New-York.
fhe FULL NAME Of the WRITER of these letters
should be also sent, that the proper credit may BIZ
given where It belongs. ni6-15tf (
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Erie Railway.
Great Broad Guage, Double Track
and Telegraph Route.

Uredt brOaO GuaGe, Double Track
and Telegraph Route,
THO New York, Boston, and all eastern cities, car
u rying the Great Western and Northwestern
United States mails.
Express Trains leave Dunkirk and Buffalo, daily,
on arrival of all trains the Lake Shore Railroad
q ON Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Bur-
lington, keokuk St. Paul, Dubuque, Galena, Iowa
City, &c.,-the only cars running through from the
Lakes to New York city without change. q
Baggage checked through. Fare always as Low as
by any other route. 1850 .Ef@s{ b.
Be particular and cali for tickets via Erie Rail-
road, which are sold at all the principal Railroad
offices in the West. q - - ~t-
This road affords facilities for shipment of freight
superior to any other route. 81 ~
An EXPRESS FIe EIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close Sconuections
through to lpoints West, andquicker time than
before made on any line. - SEs
For freight rates enquire off, G. Oattan Broad
way, New York, Chas. Thurman, 1873 broadway, New
York; o. II. P. Archer, 90 South st~eet, n. Y;J 8.
Dunlap IS State Street, Boston Erie Railway ONCE,
GA CLARK St., Chicago. HAs.S8fNOT,
f. 8. SPENCER G&n1 Supr N Y
Western Ag't Chicago, Ill., A. BARBER,S .
March Is, 1862. Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
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THsILLING TALES AND NOVELTIES
ew|lt is the Best Lady's Magazine in the World.
TRY 1T FOR ONE YEAR.
]. TERMs-AIwaxs i'm Advance.

Three, Five, Eight or more copies make club. To
every person getting up club of Three Five, Eight
or Twelve copies, an extra copy copy Of the Maya
ming, Buny Parting from his Blind Child In Prs-
on" To every person getting up club of Sixteen,
two Of either Of the premiums will be SENT
Address, postpaid, CHARLES J. PETERSON,
'a-.EtfH 800 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
~specimens sent gratis, when written for.
Nov. is. 1862 - 5e,A4
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,


BenegOEent Institution established BIZ sD,cioY I'm.
az. Dment. fort.e RefietoJthe Sick and DistrssseJ
GWtcted ecfM VirnIent and Chronic Diseases.
HdI Organs.
MEDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
4vl surgeon, to all who apply by letter. with de-
scription OF their condition. Gage, occupation hab.
itsof life &C. and in cases Of extreme DO verify to
furnish Medicine free of charge.
Valuable Reportson Spermatorrh9a an other Dis !.
eases Of the Sexual Organs and on the New RENE
employed In the Dispensary, sent to the aicted in
letter envelopes free charge. Two orthres
stamps for postage will be accept able 100 al -
Address, DR.: J. SKiLLIN HouGHToH, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association, No South Ninth sire ct Phils
deiphia,Pa BY order ofthe Directors.taG
GEO. FAIROHILD, Secretary p IsFT
April 5. 1S61,tf - i; a. .es.
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ILLUSTRATED
scientific American.
THE BEST MECHANICAL PAPER In THE WORLD
EIGHTEENTH YEAR
VOLUME

VOLUME VIII.-NEWS SERIES.
Anew volume efthis popular Journal commences
on the first of January. tits published Weekly, and
every number contains sixteen pages Of useful nfor
nation, and from five to ten original engravngs of
new'inyentions and discoveries, all of which arepre
pared expressly for its columns. tt 80 E
TO THEMECHANIC AND MANUFACTURER y
No person enjaged in any of the m sohancal or
manufacturing pursuits should think of doing with
OUT the Scientific American. 1t costs but six cents
per week every number contains from six to ten
epgravings Of new machiues and Inventions which
can not be found in any ather publication.
r-y+~ TO THE INVENTOR ~ 4
The SceHtifc American Is indispensable to every
inventor, as It not only contains illustrated descrp
tiens Of nearly all the best inventions they come
out, but each number contains Ofcal List of the
Claims Of all the Patents issued from tho United
States Potent Office during the week previous TINS
in this country. We are also receiving every week,
the best scientific journals of Great Britain France
and Germany thus placing in our possession all that
Is Transporting In mechanical science and art Id these
old countries. We shall continue to transfer to
columns copous extracts from these journals of what
ever we may deem of interest to our readers.
A pamphlet OF instruction as to the best mode of
obtaining Letters Patient Inventions, is fur
uishe Tree on apple alton.
Messrs Mum Co. have acted as Pate Solicitors
frmore than seventeen years, in come ction with
the publication ofthe SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, and
they refer to 10000 patectees for whom they have
done business.
No charge is made for examining sketches and
models Of new inventions and for advising inventors
as to their patentability. q
CHEMISTS. ARCHITECTS, MILLwRIoHTs and
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vuNIME to Cincinnati as quick, and to IBdisnapolis
IL St Louis and Chicago quicker than by any 9TH
ar - ; -. ~
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4 " II
yard, .foresaid shall be evidence that sueh requi
10 the sa,is,stcd amount Of The te1teeWvsl ius.
VIII n 30 withSs,d fsom the amount o2a Day nsnis
on account thereof A. collateral security, and not
In any event e be Iaid Snni ~ nn slIre,peSts
sGoant Of ali deliveries ,nsas VAN b paid BY the
navy AGENT within ten rsys sNer 1hs Warrants ior
the sans shall have been passsd BY the secretary
Bidder. Whole PrSgcssl. .Asll hall ;. .se.ps.S I.aaa
%SsS w Be T.
turned to tho bureau within Yep days, exclusive Of
the time required for the regular transmission Of
A record, or darl ate OF the letter informing a
bidaer Of the a'ceptAace Of hh proposal, will Be
deemed a nottnc catio, thereof. within the meanics
sp'sa s sga ws ~ s Ss %
Every offer made must be Aeco rpanied las d.
rectsd in the act of Coagrrss making approprla.
ioth Of August isisj BY swrit'en guarantee, signed
that he or they undertake that the bidder or bid,
an obligation within i've days, with gued and SUI
The Bureau will not be obligated TO consider any
auired BY law, and Nv satisf,eiory. evidence that
the bidder has the license required by act OF Con-
srs:: ne sompe,sncy o, tss ss,r.Stss to Be ss
4 the COLLECTOR Of tha customs. sl.yL. .....
Biank formsof proposals may b ooaiaat cSpiiia.
s. sssss % s:s ss' 's ss,s ;s'i ss s s.S &
~ s,s.-,ina Of bLisrs I. ean,d IN N. ssnp,.. and
derrpion Of sreis, reqursd a, "a a. trsgssfDa q
rsceiring no nat . oe,,.r RES, asd ihsir lhsanc,
s1& % 8ar.s, i.S., H. s1s'iot 10 %e sa stia Iugusi
1876. jy8-iawaw
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DKop 0sALs FOR CASES.
U. s. PATENT OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, June %, 1858

U. 3, rATENT OfTTCE,
WAsHINoToN, June "a, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this
office until 10 O'Clock M. on Saturday, the lst dag
Of August next, for furnishing ant constructing
the c-sea for models In the north saloon of the
Patent Once building including all materials and
Workmanship, except the iron pilasters Of the
These Will be furnished by the Government, Uuf II
will devolve Upon the contractor to put them up.
These cases will be similar In form and con-
structiOn to those Of the ssloon OF the vest Ing;
but the lumber must be Of The best quality, well
seasoned, and free from knots and shakes; and
the work must be done In the best and most work
inanlike manner.
The contractor wal be -equired to furnish the
brass hinges ant :" NJ I.rtn in; also, to furnish
locks like thsse - ne present cases. - y .
The whole wo. 4 to he lpisied throughout with
four coats Of paint, eou,ros Of the best pure
lead ground In oil III ,...as must be equal, In
every resp.ct, to that al the cases In The west
ssloon, and must be well bedded and braided, and
left clean and whole on Lac completion OF the COO.
tract.
The plans may ue zen at the office Of the Archi.
tect Of the > Cnpll. Extension, on last Capi,
tol squ.rr, every day, days excepted, from a
The Comoii,sion.r re .rves the right to rejec,
any or all Of the lids, II he considers 1t to the in
tereht Of he Government to do 80.
All hics muse be addI"-. cd q" the Commissions
Of Pateptr," aui inhnrs", - Proposals for Case,
for the U. Patent Once "
the Aforesaid lat day Of "usuAt. In the presence
such OF the b.dders as may zee proper 70 atteod.
iyl-laWtaul Z (ofnmIsai ainnar
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Jyi-iswtaui
DRoPosALs F0R HATS, CAPS,
Il SHOES, DRY GOODS, Ac.

HEADo'Rs DEPARTMEsr or WARRINGTON
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTEEMAsTEE,
July |, 1868.
Written proposals are invited for furnishing ior
this Department, to he delivered In this city, the
ioiiowihg articles suitable for clothing
men, women, aGd children;
kusset Brog~ns, and other sesviceable Shoes, for
men, women, and children'n wear.
Chip, felt, and wOoca Hats, and cloth Caps.
Rendy-maie hickory and check Shirts, and Dem
ham Over-alls,
Kerseys, lnseys, gtnghams, blankets, and other
Wooden ~ d CotiO Goods.
Samples should be sent with esch bid, at the ex-
penss Of the party forwarding the same.
No bids Will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be furnished Ct the reliability and
loyalty Of the bidder.
Proposals. will be opened from time to time, and
contracts awarded AZ the interests Of the service
may require.
Good security will he required for the faithful
fulhllnent OF any contract made under this adyer-
tisement.
Propossls should be addressed to the under
signed, and indorsed Proposals for furnishing
Dry Goods, sc"
ELIAS NJ GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartermaster,
Department Of Washington.
New York Herald, Times, and Tribune, ard
Phil ssielphia Press viii eopyl V2-lm
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Ever ny, a sssSlsssaa1s, pAssidl an sAs ~
~ iHT 9AhfHtti WtNAilw sssroI ~
csiaStAtA " AfSps lie wsdlsihal and bsnes.
~ ~ qrANttee aSa ~ aaMLa,i. IsDta R.u,ssis,
sSas sons IL sag aiA SaiS:s = rafsSss ana
As A TONIC, --
hhsA1e eqpal, sausias an appstiAs sad tuildins
ukA3Ayofsn, b>sag sssifsas 4 pazs w'ns Of most
"A: :::,;!:! s:t: !: 3: Ely IS;
.Esfss ia ~ srErfps WINE At ---g-farT
b not 'u1xture or naauAAsAufed article, bat \
pure, fom Tie I.ioe oi the Portugal sei4bYsas
sfIs$ q ssSH%sSsiasiG sSis.i ~ y
..:, .:,s: :sss sss. sf Tssa III p:. e.
ne sss' isS sSf ss I'll. i IN ' app
r hI1HIT,H 2nI Sr',sI kL1pfEs wtNr, ns,a ,5'in'
.s:::,.. :::.:s z y AT s S 1ss Z: ~ Y
e. ss.y s ss ass:s
We eyaas. ard blooming, soft, and healthy akil
S"%''au WE REFER TO ,gT-.,,.r
isE a xs!l;snGSc ! s:alsns. and phy'i'iAns vhs
SsS. . .Wisas Viz ssa, ,IsA. Dr.. wn,on, ,i,h q. n ,
Hy sSss ss H. e e $500, ss.iEss Es.
Z: = St ss;ss Ss ,s;:.. ss ss'.
stls: 4:: .'sassi 2; &: :.4l ~
7UrMKkr ONE TRIAL, or THIS VIM. a.
xOr sale bx DfugEists and all hrst-elAss Dealery.
nAns gutF3isi In Baltimore BY WIN. II. BROWi
u 1saf's7u'5 IiEtgtIA. sfkEh, tr.Vristos.
viRryAaD-fassais,N Nsw Jsrssy. b ~ ~
OrTIcE-2O8 BroAdwAy, New HoshK. 4Ipflfs ina.
II 'g .f.5 JOHN La F0H, RAsis, !
nov Ily Ascent tor Ftaaoa ana oasnAnys
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ENGRAVING.
iCTENCiL WORK
,hEATLv KxEcurkp st
yANEe W. DAVIS.

) sI.,4.- .- hEArLy kxEcvrEp BY s.
1aiH'. JANEe W. DAVIS,
~ seventh ssrsst wsst, Room No. Q.
Osdsrs for Marking Plates executed promptly a.
cost Of p per cent. lsss than sny other sstabfish-
casi.ens e .nS Merchants v,n and 4. greatly to
their advantage by learning our prices before CIV
inG thetF ortiefs elsewhere. ' .
German sllter Ptatcs cut or engraved for mark.
ing fine linsn goods, with ndellibte Ink, warranted
the best Articbe In csc. Beware OF Nickle Plates
palmed on By other parties and advertised as sill
yer. There are no Silver stencil Plates msnufae-
tured. The same parties also furnish mixture
Of Coal Tar with which they dupe their customers.
Look out for these unprincipled fellows whose
only object 10 to get your money) Asteaetl plate
p worthless thing unless you have tho rfght ink
Tor marking. ff. -TlrNII ..'.T
ENGRAVING AND COPPER PLATE
PRINTING I..f04m. r.a "
In all Its branches. .rr.-.w. .rs
Din Hesis, Hain and Fancy Business Cards, with
appropriate designs and every variety OF stencil
~ofk executed with neatnsss and dispatch.
Aiphabeis, Figures, steel Punches and tAten'
Duruins Drsuais, which csn be set up 10 order II
ten mihutssi notice.
Having rscslved IN invoice Of Seal Presses, ",
are prepared to firnish snv oriera without delay
An work warranted to give satisfaction or TIT
Visitins aad wetsiins Cards, neatly sngrsvs,
and p ,nsed, for $500 per package OF 90 eArds, In
Doc I torset the nunbss-Asq seventh street. bs
| s~~er >rd e. east sih.. 80 ,A-a~,'
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MAYoRs OFFICE, July Z isos.

PROPOSALS will be received 81 ibis once uatil
II O'Clock =. oa sATCRDAY, the 18th instant, for
Ersdins snd grayslllng south G ftsest, ffon Thru
is bs approved 81 the oii,missisner and Assist-
ant. The gravel to be nins inches In the ssntss,
iapering t0 four inshes at the gutter line; to b
well raEed Of stones Of An Improper size and to b
well rolled with . heavy roller. .Ll
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and square yard for gravelling. I..., ~
No part OF the appreprtafion Will be paid the
oontrsctor except upon the certihoats OF the Com
missioner and kasiPiant Conmissiopers that the
work has been properly execnted .-...f fras
JAMES II. BIRCB,
Cpmmissionar OF Seyenth Ward.
WILLIAM IsE,
WILLIAM ]. AIKEN,
U8-ltd Assistant Com missioners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15
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