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Sertiftcat BON exemption ,pe9en unpa1
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fenoem alter.
SD Ucn GauntY, Staat
pom ba i'd cimctIirt Bin, unter rrn grr.
l6riirn Der @tte ocs @pnarc61s fir bic @nrcl.
liruns unb BEN 2lufruf Der 9iltional Wadt," II.
I 10, genstmigt rem 3ten Wdr, 1 63, ole fhuIs
ris militGIiid,e gadten In Dem OjCntc Der Ser
sinistn Staatcn 3uYurj6ter, teitcniae bierrur6
OoB Id nidt sccBIit Su ioIden Dtsnitn pGr.
gfllhtet bin, uno ipar aus zen foIgtnOsn llEIl6r
DAFT id 9abr alt bin.
gBir, Die llntsrPjh1etsn un0 ;,
vcn Der StaOt, @auntY unO Staat, ptrn an1c
fdGrt, ttI4engrn bierpur6, ba6 bic otige 2ln'
labe bes bC,i9l6 auf ien Utter ~ IN
isrsm triGn gGi6,n unp 9autca rs&t unp watr
III.
@rIGnli6 ri6imen por mir, Die S6tn5nann
ten urb pne mdd'ten rin,er
eirti&e QtutIaaen rab Die ctigcn Certificate, mad
tbrem tsIn geisn uns Glauten udbt unp nab,
fab.
JrictenSri6tr
Datlrt gu ,titIm Gag
1868,
UnmcrPung B.-Dic Certificate tr,tetid
duf pas utter, miitin in allen 5allcn, mo bics Ae
icbebfn fam, SCn pcn GItrrn Der Yaripn wtIAf
Anipru6 fir Exemption ma6t, unter,rdrCt pGr:
ben, uno 70 mug BEN GrfOrraniI.n, ipegf}irt in
Den 9leaulatjUncn itrfn9r ra69efcmmsn usrpen
Drr nidltaCfuns Gaum in Dem GsEiifirat, wcrin
paS after Der YsriOn uI&dnen lOa, muB ipie fplet
gsfGut wurtn.
Dag Id ,untrr 2 %" SaGr alt bin.
OoB Id ~ ber 35' SaGr alt uno Srbst'
rattet bin.
Da6 ta nuttr As" SaGr mad ZEN gEatr.
6fiten psg Sd6e at fin.
Nnmcrfun9 2 SIM 5aQ ba5 Gntittat njtt
pur6 bic Gltsrn uHter;ctdnst il, 70 mub Die gBabr.
bsit tr3illi6 auf pa5 Utter rur6 swsi rtipdttntlc
Sdraer. (oSupter pon Samtirn,) wobnbuft in Der
ndmlifen Stapt, Gaunty opGr OiIritt, nit benz
MISREPRESENTATION beihHnst, 70 mir BEN Or
furfernilln res Ddrdarapbs 81, ben NcsuIattpnen
II. T. no, naagcfommCn wrrprn.
gtIcntfre Gufmutiamtrit auf tic ben Gerti
eaten bier bsi9rfvstcn 2nmrtun9sn miro onem'
pIobtrn, inSsm rie parin Crbattenen @rforbnrilIr
in riuem eprn Sale, llrjft bsfUIst werptn mGBrn.
&lIe Die rSttigen Sloufe wirp eas enrolment.
SCarN pHatfclgm laln.
Jobn :. SrccelCy,
grcpcf Naritau, gulirrnt res 8carrs.
Dapio <. Waftburn,
gcmmjIlioner Res Brnrps.
IOilliam GorGon,
SurBern rsS Boards.
@ugua 5, 1868. ra2u
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-05

ten. utS non rcmmliIOntrts Sif3jre, RuRtans
ten Oper @emsins, ino.
9sHEuIi8 srIGirrm Sor mir, bic S6snsmonn'
ten mo unb ma6tin Cinjeli
ebIide gIuaIaoen, fa6 taS pbige @rtiftcat, ,u ib'
rsn befn g0tiien unp @lautrn reGt unp wubr tl.
Sriefmsridtr.
0atirt su tteIn Sas
1868.
QnmcrFuna I.-Dir5 III nur nnpenotar,
no Die Mtgleoer Der Bdmtr, pslhr Nniprum
fir Exemption MAIDEN nit Der rGmlibcn Gamiltc
wUtuen. geUbnen trasnO Mitstteper anperwarts,
unc linp In bcm Denff Der SGreinilten Staaten,
70 fam auf feline Exemption Qnipraa ssma4t
psrbtn.
2InmcrFun9 2.-OtsTes Gtrticat mu6 BON
einem Der @ltern msnn nod am 9Cbrn, untr;Cih
net rrfreen - msnn niht. burh ,pei rcIpettabte
SGraer (6Suptrr BON Gnmilrn,) uno @inwUtnsr
BON Der ndmlidm Stabt, 5ounlnip uoer 8irtt
nit Der 9nlCn, w:I4s @nipru4 fir exemption
maht.
Gertficot, ooB Die Qerfon, Dem Draft
unterWorfen, Der Sdter BON muttPr:
tOien &inoer, inter IL Sabren alt 1T,
uno boB ite fir enen ltnterbalt bon
ielner Nrbeit ob6in8i9 ltno.
Sd bsr llntGrirbnFte, ra t& Srm
Draft In benz Oirnt Der Screnietcn Staaten uns
tsrpprien hin. made ber6urh Die ripite Iusia0f
pap tA Der Batter BON muttUlcicn Rtnr
uutrr 1 2 Sltren aft, Fin, wdGe abtGn9e
fir ibren llntrrb1lt pun mtiner Arbet itno.
9Bir, bic unterjeiArCtrn, uno 4.
&inpptnr ron GauHtY, Staat ron
tGIdeiriarn titrmit RAP ftr
Batter BON muttrlpCn Rinorrr, un!er II
Snbrtn alt, IN unb pelhs iiir loren llnterbot BON
Isiner 4rtctt abbdngig linb.
9uiSn6 rri6sinsr Npr mir, bic Sten9Cnaun'
ten unp unb madtrn rinicIn cibs
lfe Nutdsen, ba6 Cas pbige Gertiftcat, ~ ibrem
tsten gBiIen uno 9lautrn, rsbt unp wabr ii.
6rierenert4ter.
Satrt ju beIen Gag !,
1868.
2InmcrFtm9 I.-Dos erIts Certificate muB
BON Der perIUn pe!6e QnipruG fir Exemption
m36t, unb tls ,weitc BON Swct reipcttabln Sir
gem. (oaaptsr ron 5amiltsn) unO @inwObnsr Der
aGmli6sn S.att. @auntg urer Dilrift nit Der
psIiOn, fir Die gInI ruG fit Exemption 8sma4t
lrtrp untersstGnet ipertCn.
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is S0uQebrer Derl1n9t.

@pvlltatpurn wsroen anSenCmm'n BON Dem
NirowsM sMarunsir Sdultpnrp fir Anltfllun8 pon
l6 Qcbrcr, um bic S&utsn pe5 binattn OhtrtttS
III iibrrnsGmen. glpplitlnten werbCn pom eaun'
~ Suvcrintsnbut eramintrt auf Mitiwchs esn
u Q(usuR nGAasus, am GuRbauis BON u frsN
y n, a, In Nsus5trAs. In tsIaStsm 2aunl6tp.
VerIoncn mrt&e fitis Fnp Deutib OOsr @n9lil4
n Isbrcn Gno scror,oacn. S6ultsrmin Wc'
natrn. guf Gerprpnune tsr SOarp.
SaUio Oanner, Sec.
81. S.-Wn brmtl6en Sag unb Srt psrO'n
aud SOrI6ld1e ansencmmen I'm rem S6ultur
res teIaatcn 6auul&ps gu cCQstttrsn.
Suit 20, 1868. na3m
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&C q q I | 0 t
2ln bic 0cioaene MannIrbaft.
Saupt:Suartisr bes Gen 5iitritts, }
in Ycunirlpanien. :
Iuan(t 3, 1868.

lIdDrtbt.-Da5 enrolment SoarO RES
6tsn Otlirtfts, teIsbeno aus ben GauniisS Mont
aOmerp unO 9e4a, In llsbrren1immuns NIT ben
Sefrblcn brS prouOf War1&al @enral5, puff.
3trt Die nntfclaenbsn SCrman BON dOi6sn Nus.
id9cn, fir Die 8rlctrurs bon YerIOusn, weIGe
Nnprud fiir exemption maiden. aus ,,cer Ntts
fir bic @inrOlliruns unp ben Qufruf Der giatcnul
Wa6t' II. f. ~, srne9mtet ben 3trn Ndr;
1868.
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Gle stn,ias SCfTnuns wsI&e bic 8etsam ned
tabsn, IL Der partbrissf pr nOrNI6sn 9Oliti'
fer.
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Gertificat, oo6 tpci Wlt9ticoer BON Der
SamiIie, Der ptrion Dem Draft unters
rpcrfen, bereit5 in Dem militdriiben
Sienit Der Sersini9ten Staaten iino.
g8ir bic tlntsrSihnstsn, unb
GiupObusr ron Stadt Yon
brftsinisen birburh, baB 'Tsi Rit9lispr BON,
rrr 6dmilis unp SausgnCii'n pcn
pom brm pbrn9manntsn Gauntp uno Staat, in
psm militaril&sn Disnff Der 8Gfnt9ten Staa'
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RIOT In BOSTON.
1t IL SnaRdilx. Aa.oIl1l

BosToN, July 14.-Quite q disturbance. but
hardly amounting TO q riot, occurred in the
north part Of the city this afternoon It origi-
mated Ii an assault On David Howe, at a house
in Prince street. where Howe called to serve
a notice that the resident had been drafted
Some loaters in the street interfered and beat
Howe severely. when he was rescued by a po-
II eman He was badly beaten, but not dan
geIoGSiy wounded.
In the meantime the mob rapidly gathered. :.
and strong force of police was called out !:
when bricks, stones, and other missiles were
thrown, by which Policemen Ostrander, Win
ship. and others were wounded.
The outbreak was speedily quieted.
Several arrests were made.
As precau utionary measure a company of
regulars from Fort Independence will be
qUartered in the city to- o-night.
Notice have been lss ued to the Forty -tourth
and Forty-hfth regiments, and notice to Cap
tain Jones, OF the light battery, and the First
dragons, to be IN readiness for immediate SER
vice If called upon.
The city wears its usual quiet aspect thus
far this evening, and there are no indications
Of further disturbances.
BOSTON, July 14-S.30, p. m.-The mob has
just gathered and broken into several gun
shops. The alarm bells are ringing, and mill
tary rapidly gathering. 1t is reported that two
men have been shot.
BosToN, July 14-midnight
quiet. The rioters are dispersed, and no further
outbreak Is anticipated. =
The police and the military are stationed at
d ferent points OF the city. -.. f.
During an attack on the armory in Cooper
street one of the rioters was killed and another
fatally wounded.
William Ewineer, an aged citizen, who re-
sided on the street, and was merely looking on,
W as also killed. .,.e,. .- s
Several persons Were wounded.
The Store dock square was broken open, but
quickly dispersed the rioters, wounding two
of the latter.
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CAPTURE OF FOUR SHIPS BY THE
FLORIDA.
Three of them DESTROYED


NEW YORK, July 15.-The Ship Southern
Gross was captured, June 6, latitud de one thirty
four south, longitude thirty six west and
burned. She was from Buena Vista for New
York.
The ship Red G uantlet, of Boston, for Hong
Kong, was captured on the 14th, in latitude
seven thirty-five north, longitude thirty five
forty. The pirate kept her in company, taking
all she wanted from her, and burned her on the
goth uitimo.
The ship B. F. Hoxie was captured on the
10th, in latitude twelve north, longitude thirty.
The pirates took half million dollars worth OF
silver bars from her, and then sunk her with
thirty tons of silver ore on board. She was
from MaZatlan for Falmouth. A'e
The schooner V. H. Hill, Of Provincetown,
was captured on the 27th, in latitude thirty
north, longitude forty eight fifty, and released
on the condition that she take the prisoners 10
BERN uda, where they were landed July A, and
taken care of by the American Consul.
The captain of the Southern Gross was put
aboard a French bark bound to Pernambuco -
The captains and officers of the Red Gaunt-
let and b. F. 5HoXia were put ABOARD IN ttdI-
ian krig b und to England. ''t5'l 'Is,
some of he crews Joined the pirates. f111 s.-4
All tiaes captures were made by the pirate
Florida 9. etH s.n+ ~ -tt-t ~ ttA stI>i=ai
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LIGHT DAWNING IN NORTH CARO-.
LIMA.
A Majority of the Legislature in Favor OF
the Union.

the Uu10ns
NEwBERN, n. c., July l2.-Hon. Bradford
Brown, State Senator from Caswell county,
North Carolina, has taken open grounds for IL
reconstru ction OF the Union. 1t is understood,
and rs much is admitted by the Raieigh Stand
ard, that a majority of her Legislature and
Sovereign Con Vention concur with Brown; but
tits thought in Raleigh that they cannot with
safety to herself throw off the Confederate yoke
so long as the rebel army hold Virginia, or until
there is sufficient Federal force here to sustain
her in such an effort. r- .5#
Hon. John A. Gilmer and other extensive
shareholders in this State are said to be in fayer
OF gradual emancipation; system which it is
understood North Carolina will be required to
accept as the chief condition of settlement
between her and the Federal States.
Later intelligence from the Legislature, now
IN session at Raleigh, confirms the reports that
many of its members have come out for an i'm
mediate repeal of the act passed by the Soyer-
elgn Convention of this State, and for the recall
hore by Governor Vance of the North Caro-
Ina troops from the Confederate army at once
Should General Lees army be annihiIated
or prevented from reaching tnis State, the re-
peal OF this act may take place at any moment:
otherwise matters will remain rs above stated
IL Is said that while the discussion of repeating
theact ofsecession was going on distinguished
member suggested foreign war as method
OF cementing the States together, which was
appiauded to the echo, all parties joining.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AV.. HEAl SIXTY SrLsn7.
n E Sinn Sole Manager and PYonrietor

CANTERBURY HALL,
LouIsIANA AV:. n.4l SIXTY srIsn7.
vim E. Sinn. ...---. Sole Manager and Proprietor
THE PIONEER MUSIC HALL
THZ STANDARD PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
The only place in the city where
FIRST GLASS DRAMATIC REPRESENTATION
DURING III THEs 8 SUMMER SEASON.
and which presented nightly, in addition to the
unrivalled Operate, Pantomimic and Terpsi-
chorean Olio Performances by the
STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD
TONIGHT,
MISS EVA BRENT.
The Char ming CaRtatrce.
The great drama in one act entitled
THE FORTUNES OF WAR:
Or TIL BOY OF THE IRISH BRIGADE.
Mons. j. B. L. Szolloty Mons. Caulii over
The Laughable Negro Farce, Entitled
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
A UGRING GAS.
beautiful ballet arranged by Mons Szoilosy
La NEAPOLITAINEi
in which the great Court of Beauty will appsar.
Johry Mack, DeL nv Gallagher, z. FL. Collins,
Ana the Crest Ethiopian Corps.
G. r. Edeson. j. 9. Edwryds,
And the Splendid Dramatic Company.
SEE BILLS EVERY DAY.
Admission twenty FIVE and fifty cents
Grand Family Matinee every Saturday Afternoon
at Reduced Prices. ly Is 6t
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WASHINGTON THEATER.

WASHINGTON TBEATER.
THIS Thursday EVENING,
Grand Gala Inauguration Night of Jane En- slish's
entire famous corr pany and the select
Midsummer Entertainments.
THURSDAY EVENING, the great Partisan
Troupe 81. Denis, composed of the finest and most
tale ted artists in the world and the only exist
ing rivals of the Gabriel and Francois Ka7ei
1roC pc. who are in this country but few months,
and during that time have only appssred st Laura
keenes Theater, New York. and who, this eve
ming, make their debut before Washington au-
diencs. First appearance of the young graceful
and beautiful Rosita, Queen OF the Corde Volante,
who will appear in her Fearful Fests in Mid Air,
presenting most star Ting exhibition of courage
and ADDRESS not only dancing with the same ease
as ON the floor, but performing many feats of mus
cuiar power, Vau}ting and somersauiting. The
ma ked By degree of style, grace and action such
earned for her the name OF "Renie de Ia Cerde -
their Pantominic Act pronounced by the press
and the public to be unrivaled by any one having
drawn crowded and ashionable houses every night.
The performance will commence with the new
psr tomime called LA Skillet, introducing the
company. During the evening, Singing, Dancing.
Taheaux. The entertainment concluding with
the paDtomime called LA Fee Adeline y Princi-
pal characters by Auguste, Caran, Mon+evari,
Donetti, Hortense, Louise, Josephine.
Balcony Boxes and Orchestra Chairs
rs cents; Parquette and Dress Circle, 80 cents
Partsrre, rs cents; Private Boxes, IS. No extra
charge for secured seats.
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ORPHANS, COURT, DIsrRior or ooLuxRI..s
1 Washington C0nnty, To-Wit:-In the case Of
Thomas j. Fisher, executor of George A. Davis
deceased. the executor aforesaid has With the ap-
probation OF the orphahB Court tef Washington
day of august next, for the final settlement and
distributfon ofthe personal estata of said deceased
been COLLECTED ard turned into rnor ey. when apd
vhere al the creditors and heirs OF said decessea
Nashin eton unity aforesaid 4 with their claims
pproperls yereosd, or they may otherwiss BY law
tate: provided a copy of this order De published
once week for thrse weeks in the Evening Star
Test: - 70 O. ROBBfNS., q
jylt laHSH S1e8 W9W gEd Register Of WfIs s
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pRoPogALs FOR HAY. sTEAw. AND GRA1Ns

DhUfOSALE KUN IA SIEA W AMI hA1Ns
ASSISTANT QUAxTERAAsrEgs OYFIcs,
Forage psporlneat, Cor. q dad I'D streets, ,
WASHINGTON, d. O., April I6 1863
WRITTEN PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
Hay, STRAW, OATS, and CORN for the use of
this Depot te be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or st any of the Government wharyes in this city.
Ths proposals. to be addressed to the under
Hened, and they should state the quantity of
delivery.
Proposals will be received for Eve thoursnd
s00o) bushels of Corn Oats and Fifty (50) tons of
Hayor Straw, and upwards. unless it should be for
TIE interest," OF the Government to contract fer
iess amsunt.
All grain to be put up in good sacks, of about two
(zJ bushels each, which are TO be furnished At the
cost of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely bsled.
All Grain and Hay offered TO be su bject to rigid
inspection BY the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time TO
the lowest responsible bidders the inter. ts OF
the service may require. Good security will Dc
required for the faithful fulflnent of contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made ct the conpletion or the
contract. B. l.. BROWN,
spH-Sm Captain and A. Q. NJ u. 3. A.
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Late from Mexico

NEW YORK, July 15.-The Evening Star,
from Havana on the 18th, has arrived.
General Forey has suspended all puhkca-
tions in the city Of Mexico, and issued a procla-
maticn Offering the co-operation of France to-
establish government in Mexico
Rebel steamer Alice Vivian sailed for
Southern port on the 10th instant. z. s Sz
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GAS FITTING, Gc.

VA GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In Stoke, and are daily receiving, 6AH
yEXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior In style to anything heretofore
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally to call and exanaans
err stock Of G AS and WATER FIXTUkES, feeling
confident that We have ths best selected stock In
WASHING eton
~ All Work In the above line insrustsd 70 our
ea1s VIII be prom-tly attended to.
mar ST. MYERS & McGHAN, 376 stress
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NTLLEs JOSEPHINE AND LOUISE
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
Among other " lodges" for the purpose Of
attracting attention, we notice that the temporary
Mansgemsn mt of certain establit hmept in this
city are making unauthorized use of OF the
names of the above named artistsS, as connected
with their company.
l would respectfully state that the parties in
question not no1c nor triH they appear IN Wash
iagton, until their appear snce with the great
GREAT ZANFRETTA TROUPE,
WITH WHICH THBY ARE IDENTIFIED,
And which
WILL OPEN AT CANTERBURY HALL
MONDAY EVENING, AUG EST g. 1863
jyls3t VIM. a. sINN, Proprietor
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MORGAN IN OHIO.

CINCINNATI, July Is. Morgan reached
Georgetown, Brown county, Ohio. at midnight.
lie is pretty well hemmed in, and his chance
for escape are very slight. j,
Gunboats and very large force went up tn
river yesterday, to dispute his crossing. Tn
Ohio river is too f.gh to ford.
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IroREsT GROVE HOUSE 49, ,,, !, sDp,ncc
Id rSCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN SfRiNGS'

NRw JERsEY.
gba above nopular Hotel is new ready for the
Summer Season. having been thoroughly "A IA 4
set in order for the accopmosaaen of ye;H31
yisitsrs to Schooley's MouHtain q Springs. 4
nav. the proprietor of the Forest Grove House
win accommodate families and visitors at ss low
rate ss strict regard to ihe retpectabi ity ofthe
yne direct route to reach the Forest Grove House
The Morris and Essex Railroad, to Hack Aettstown,
aha re "a to the undersisnsd
win "a set with prompt stte nsi3n u..,a,n.
Ia is m& sim P. MATTHEWS, Propriepor.
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The Draft in Massachusetts.
SPRIseFIRLD, MASS. July l5.-Ihe draft
went OF quietly here. sefs H7s 4 .s'.4 2 !
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rpHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
/ Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washin gton county, in the District of Columbi.. !.
letters Of the personal estate of
Thonnas Hughes, late of Washington city, D c.,
deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on before the 10th day Of June next they may
The said estate Given under my hand this 10th
Say of June, A. D. 1868. JNo. II sEMass,
s ie 7-Iaw3wN u2s-- Isl Tt11uNfulHsrAeor
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AN MoCORKELL & cos
AkLONDONDERRY NEW YORK, PHIL
ADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
PACKET SHIPS,
Sailing regularly from Londonderry, offer un-
usual inducements for parties in tn lis country de-
sirnsto secure passage for their friends from the
The splendid Al British ship "MINNEHAHA,"
1900 tons CAPT; MoGRATH, viii sail f ON London;
derry for New York, between the 18th and 3oth Of
July Early application for tickets is necessary as
the emigration to this country from Ireland is new
very large, Passengers by this line landing either
through to Baltimore, If eesired, promptly on ar
riyal at q ayery small additional ehargsn
MAJ, of the same line, will sail from Londonderry
for Phila del phia, about the same time.
+ Passages may be secured and money orders fer
ramittances obtained from
b KNOX q co., 1875 Smith . wharf,
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DkOpOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

Dry Cox de. &C. ELIAS d. GREENE,
m o
pK0posALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Posr OrFioE DEPARTMESF,
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1885,
SKALEP PROPOSALS will be received by the under
signed unit. Il O'Clock NJ, on Wednesday, the Sth
day Of July, for furnishing for the use of this
so tons l2;24o lbs to the toni of the best White
Ash Coal, furnace size
30 tons Red Ash. same size, and
$50 cords best seasoned Oak Wood
and their BIDS viii be st eonsidsred a % sceordinsIy:
cure to the Government full weig ght and me asure.
:, The Wood is to be corded and meas sured upon
PIECES and tie 'othaE hsH into two. and ali to be
piled away in the cellar.
No bids viii b, entertained unless satisfactory
evid, nee can be furnished of the reliability and
SAMPLES OF Of Goal % such as is desired. can be seen
;, paymsnts win be promptly made after the de-
Proposals should be addressed TO the under;
signed. and endorsed Proposals. for nW Wed and
sea.d pisbursins ClerR. Post Once Dspartnssnt.
NThs time for rec Eseeiyins o,s the above propsssls
pRoPosALs FOR MEDIoINEs.-ssalsd pro-
hsse
inst instant ior suRpIyins the Wsshinston Asylum
sa all Ths @
be ofthe best quality furnished may be required,
and if not approved BY the Physician to the
bidders can obtain at the Asylum 3 list of the
articles usually require ed
y yosa G 4 aeSEv14H. SEEx144AHs'
jy II dtd Commissioners We saington Asylum.
d MAYORS g oPpIoE, July IA, 1853.
Il ROPOSALS viii be received at this Office until
u o'clock on Saturday, the 18th instant for gra.
:s1se To tho
missioner and Assistant Com missioers. and
inches towards the gutter line, to be we'll rsked Of
stone of improper size, and to be rolled with .
Bidders win state the price per cubic yard for
grading, and per square yard for grayelling. No
part Of the appropriation will be paid the con
mission er and both the Assistant Commissioners
. . 'D' "0' : AS' '''n p'IE. v. =. FEETcHER,
Corlmissi9nsr sixt. Ward.
n.s lUnron 3nsp., ass G. sUAoSMR@ki.ksSiS2aksis
ID MAYORS OFFICE. July 7, 1853
/ EOPCSALs viii be received at thif ofice unit
u O'Clock m. on SATURDAY, the 18th Instant, for
sraaips aId % ssy soqii to BE- M H 30 to
approved by the Commissioner and Assistant. The
gravel TO be nine inches in the center, tapefing
f inches at the gutter line; to be well ra,ed of
stones of an improper size, and to be well rolled
with heavy roller.
Bidders viii state the price per cubic yard for
grading and square yard for gravelng
No part of the appropriation will be paid the
contractor except upon the ertifcste of the Com
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that tie
"0fA A'' 'ssn 'l0f'''' es yAaEs a. BIRCH.
Com lssi 1ner of Seventh Ward.
WILLIAM WISE,
WILLIAM j. AIKEN.
jy8-t Assistant Commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-16

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lx1 LOOMS, n. D., the Inyentnr and Pstsntes
ofthe MINERAL PLATETEHTH, attends -
personally at his efhca In this city. ManytfTSJ7$
persons c@n wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person csn wear others Sao
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ONCE can be aoonrn moea1sa
With any style and psioe OF Teeth they 1sY oesIe;
bot 20 those who are particular and wish the p est
elsanest, strongest and most perfect tenture LEaf
Art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE VIII hs
more fully warranted
Rooms in this city-No. 33s Psnnsylvania avenue
hstween 9Th and 10th streets Also, GOT Arch ST.,
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