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DROP osALs FoRCA SEES.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.

WASHINGTON. June 22d, 1885,
SEALsD PROPOSALS will be received al this
Once, until IL O'Clock Nj. on SATURDAY., the
hsst day Of August next, for furnishing and Con
structpg the Cases for Models in the north saloon
OF the Patent Once building, including all rnata.
rails and workmanship, except the iron piiasters
OF the lower tier of cases. tina stairways and the
ratings. These will be furnished by the Govern
ment, but II will devoive upon the contractor TO
These Cases will be simil in form and construc-
ton to those of the saloon of the west wing but
the lumber must be of the best quality, wsll SEA
soned, and free from knots and shakes, and the
WORK must be done in the best and most workm Al :
like manner.
he contractor will be required to furnish the
bra's hinges and to fit them in; also to furnish
locks like those OF the present caseB,
The W b ole work to be finished thfoug hout with
Tour coats of MT Composed of the best pu les1
ground in oil The glass must he equal In every
respect to that OF the n the West Saloon and
must be well bedded and braided and left Gle an
ana whole on the completion of the contract.
ne plans may be seen at the Office of the Archi-
&c. OF the o. .. Capitol Extension, ON tao east
Ssp,uoi square every day, Sundays excepted, from
The Comnuissioaer reserves the riaht to reject
eny or az OF the bids if ne considers it to the in
uerest OF the Cow rnnsnt TO do So
Al Dios must be addressed to the "Commi ssioner
OF fsts1Ls,. ana endorsed Proposals for Gases
fOT the y o. Patent Office"
:, Ihs sAa pas WIN be opened at IL O'Clock m on
tae a13resaid nrsI Gay of ugust, in the presence
OF such OF the may see DR. per to attend
iyf-vtAus u HOLLOWAY. Commis'r
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gThe Richmond Enquirer Of a recent date

ny-The Richmond Enquirer OF recent date
contains an order from Gen. Cooper, the Con-
tederate Adjutant General, directing the SCI
zure, under the impressment law passed BY the
ri bel Con gross, of all the within the limits
OF tie ConfeGeracy. The order details the
method of procedure 1T length, and states that
the IRON taken is needed for use IN repairing
railroads and their rolling stock, and also in the
Confederate arsenals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

Es-The Attorney General has, it is stated,
made decision Of a very important question
under the pension law. He determines that
unless the soldier or sailor who dies ofwounds
Re ceiyed in the service, and while in the line
of his duty, be III the service at the time OF his
death, his widow, &c, not entitled to pen
cin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01
A GOOD BEGINNING

Yesterday afternoon, the mechanics and
laborers employed on the Capitol Extension,
and dome men, were enrolled by Captain
Thomas, Superintendent, preparatory to form
ng company for the defense Of the city, the
organization OF which will be completed to-
day. About ISL names We're enrolled, many OF
whom have seen service in the three months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01
.esION OF CITY COUNCILS OF PHIL.
ADEEPkIA,

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The resolution call
ing on the President of the United States 10 re-
instate General Mcclellan, was passed by the
Common Council last evening. 1t was also
declared passed in the Select Branch: althoug Oh
no quorom yoted-all the Republican members
retiring. There was TO call of the roll, and
the resolution finally passed.
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Z rEsr ACCOMPLISHMENTS MON

SBbND WARD STATION CASES. Biddle-
man hnith, drunk; dismissed. John Halleck,
disorkrly; 81. Henry Dehring, drunk and
disorkriy; dismissed. Charles Wunset, sus-
picioiaHd vagrancy; sent to Superintendent
TheoSre Thompson, Michael Lynch, Tim
othy Imam, John Obs, vagraRcy; dismissed.
Edw& Sheppard, John Allen, VIM. Harris.
do; ST John Nelson, Thomas Lynch. Chas
O'Nea John Smith, Michael Phelbin. John
Cennd Pat O'Brien, John Simpson, William
DoyletJos. Lynch, John Casey, Lew Will
Hams, James Mcbride, sleeping in the street;
dismissal
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parties who have been or are " arms against
the French.
This news is derived from letters received
here from high Mexican officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

H-The Navy Department will discharge,
for the present, all the steamers chartered -
chase the pirate Tacony. Having been engag d
only few days, they will return soon. Mean
time over twenty new steamers, built for the
Navy, will be ready for sea within three weeks
and will probably be sent after the Alabama
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

TAKEN FOR REBELs.-We ardnformed that
yesterday while some of SCOTS lG0 were per
forming scouting duty, they One across a
whose uniform is grey, and, misiking them
for renuine ssgreybacks," made a brilliant
charge upon the latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

JTHEtuNIoR FOREIGN MISSIONARY SoCIE-
TVS c&bration, last night, at Rev. DR.. Smith S
churcflwas perfect success. The building
was crSvded and many who desired to enter
could r1t do so. They will have an opportu-
nifty, h@Fever, of enjoying the entertainment
on Fridy night, when it will be repeated,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

AHApsoMK DoNATIoE.-J. H. Douglass,
secretaf of the Sanitary Commission. ac-
knowlekes the receipt OF $50 from Messrs.
Henze Merklein, per hands of Superintend-
emit Wei. for the benefit OF sick and wounded
soldiersSaid sum being the proceeds Of con-
cert helAt Metropolitan Hall on the 2lst ult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FiShcr.-1is morn
ing, Edward Brown and John Hay charged
with the murder OF Daniel RSerS, by
beating him, causing his death on g. LIST of
June, was tried and found not guilty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

THE SOLDIERS OF lSi2 have acce "a til q
invitation TO be present at the comiHi Fourth
of July celebration, and viii assemble: Odd
Fellows Hall on that day, and take tho PLACES
in the procession -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

NJ Hon Thaddeus Stevens ofLancaster, Pa,
has been a sufferer by the rebel invasion to the
amount Of 100000, they having destroyed his
extensive iron mills near Gettysburg, Pa, and
stolen all his teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

OBSERVANCE OF THE FoUGTH+-An order
viii be issued TO- morrow, We understand, by
the Military Governor, Gen. Mar1ndale, re-
speeding the observance of the approaching
national anniversary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

@Dayid Funstsa OF Alexandria, Va, now
Colonel Of the nth Vrginia Rebel Infantry, has
been elected to represent the Alexandria dis
trict in the Rebel Congfxs
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THl YNoLDs e0sK.

The undersigned, thankful to his friends and /,
have given him rs former proprietor Of IN
the Mcclellan House, +" respect fully begs Is;E
leave to inform them that he has transfsrrsSSs
sylvanis avenue, where he has opened honss
new and complete style. Connected With Il Il
Ionors will sIvaxs be on hand. Meals ca cues
It ali hours. and It the shortest notice. %
The public ass respectfully invited to visit
st msns. wv. REYNOLDS, pronr,ssf
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Very Important from Mexico.

TIE CITY OF MEXICO TO BE EVACUATED
BY THE MEXICANS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

SBaltimore city was fmarabIy quiet last
night, and formed strong Sntrast to the ex.
element of the previous evenlc
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
NO REBELS NEAR THIS CITY

NO REBELS NEAR THIS CITY.
We understand that our scouts ha wing COM
pleted circuit extending ten miles from the
city, return ed yesterday and made report that
there was not single rebeo to be seen. They
are confident that not one of them is anywhere
between Frederick and the Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

REMOVAL OF THE DEpoT.-E ne Managers OF
tie Washington and Georgtown Railroad,
have removed their depot frm Georgeto wn,
and il is now located on ~ lots near The
Baltimore and Washington ranch railroad
depot. The entire fixtures haH been removed
TO the new location, and from here the daily
runs of the cars will begin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

SGen. Hooker arrived at Baltimore yes.
,erday, and took quarters OF the E1,v House.
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uHE STEAMBOAT FLYING oTo>>

Point of Rocks, Md, leaves west q -
side Market House, Georgetown, ID &
O., Mondays. Wednesdays and Pridsvs
Rocks at oeiock !. m'. Tuesdaas flssassl;
Saturdays. Express Goods and other Issgs
carried at moderate charges, provide1 sefs;s
store will be attended to. sQTE.
ny T-eolmf JOHN. ,j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

RETURNING HOME YEterday, the 18th
Maine regiment, numbering about 700 men,
Col. Fessenden, marched fpm Virginia yes
terday morning, and took O. train for their
homes, their term of ser viG having expired.
The 27th regiment from Oh hme State, num-
bering 600 men, Col. ELL, irrlyed yesterday
afternoon and left this morniE. The 23j Maine
regiment also started for hoIe on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

a IroKy F,so.-Lat night, Officer McEl-
frasn. roise sfs roundt at I2K O'Clock, came
upon magfying agaiht a tree box near the
corner oS7Sevcnth STREET and Pennsylvania
Fonrh Ward station, AMI there gave his name
asJeremiah Harrington. Upon searching him
<32i was found upon hit He commended he
had 500, but this morntg he admitted S}2i
visit to this city, and hisrirst appearance in
Ppy eaurt
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Patrick
F,uing, creating nuisance; si5s. Jas. PUN
lAey, do; Si.5S. Henry Sptz, swindliug dis
nssed. VIM. Wall, profanity; s2.64. Thomas
Hyenner, creating nuisance; Sl-5s. James
Wish, assault and battery; Jail for court.
NiBr de drunk; dismissed. Lizzie Narrower,
vSrancy; do Edw. 0'Connor, selling liquor
orSunday; SI064. John Clagg, drunk; sass.
r. Sullivan assault and battery; bail for
Harrington, drunk and disorderly; s.. John
R3, sleeping in street; dismissed. James G.
Brevnell, drunk do. Geo. Roche, sleeping in
stint: S.}5S,
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A N EXCE EMIT TONIC
"A IN Hoo FTNCES.''

ROMAINE'S CRIMBAN BITTNs
/ have always refused TO sell any ofths COM
prounds known as tonic bittsrs as beliey them
to be generally injurious and posed of sleta-
rlous drugs; but from q careful trial ftha Cri-
mean Bitters, bscked blythe certifcstesof Doc3rs
Chiffon and Pohle, of New York j have mo hasts-
tion in recommending them TO my friends and
customers. FREDERIC 8. COZ7ESS
Wine Merchant, New YORK and
je ls-es2w Pennsylvania avenue, Wsshinotou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF FOURTH
~ WARD, June 30, 1853 -Persons owning prop
erty on the south side OF Square 400, and north
side of Square 491, on street north. between AZ
and 9th streets west. requested bring the gas
and water to their respective curb lines, and those
intending to tap the sewer are requested to do so
while the same is being made.
WIN. DOUGLAS,
1y Est Commissioner Fourth Ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

I ClPE MAY.
Tbis ,rst-elass hotel is now open for thu =. +.
ton Of guests. MILLER & WESY1 ~
je1 ~ Propriexo,-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

| CHARGE o. LARCENY.-On Monday, a black
iInith named James Hugely went to the house
II Anglnett Moon, on l. street, near oath, and
here lost his money (seyenty-fiye dollars)
Fhich he accused Annie Johnson of stealing
hfilcer Smith, OF the Sixth Ward, happening
} he near h., was called in and arrested Annie
nd searched the house, finding the inmates of
IL house possessed of above seven hundred
GiarS, but no traces of the missing money
lic inmates got around officer Smith and offer
g TO refund the money and TO pay him fifty
diiars il he would allow the accused to 30, but
IL Officer was memorable and escorted the CAV
81 70 Justice 1hury's, who, after hearing the
elderce, dismis sed the case.
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~ CARD.
HE Undersigned would respectfully inform
the adi ard gentlemen of Washington city that
be will open on Thursday evening, Ialy ?, at his
private residence, 37I Pennsylvania avenue 4
IL st class ICE CREAM SALOON Believing that
an establishment genteely conducted aud w.isre a
really good article of Cream will BE- kept is much
needed IN this city the subscr Der feels confident
that ne can rely on the patronage and support Of
his fellow. citizens A. BROOKFIELD.
Ice Cream of choice tavors, Water Ices, Cake,
SODA alter. Fruit in season. PARTIES Pic nics
ard private families supplied " I-2t-
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Wood! Wood! Wand
KINDLrNG ANDt STOVE WOOD.
On hand the best quality Of sl kinds of
WOOD!
SAWED AND SPLIT In ANY LENGTH Oh
SIZE REQUIRED.
kiNDLiNG WOOD!

kiNOL'Na W2OD!
superior Article of Pine, selected expressly
kipdling, Sawed Short and Fine Split, as su bs
tute for charcoal in uilding Anthracite Free
Radiators, Ranges. &c.
az Cash az 0Fce toien ordered
THOS. J. GAIT,
OFFICE-2s2 PENNA. AVENUE,
BETWEEN llrH AND 18TH,
Mill and Yard-Poot OF 18th stree
COAL! COAL. COAL!
All orders for
COAL
from the same establshr emit, furnished in the
usual prompt ard satisfactory manner by
GEO. D. G. HIBgS
who has secured that branch of the busiuass
JsSlu lChronicie.l
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A CARD.-HAyING DISPOSED Of NV .
"A Plumbing. Gas and Steam Fitting Z
lishment NO. 500 Ninth street, to JOSIPH
NOLDS Il CO., of this city, take great Mes
in recommending the new firm to nv Fri.
customers, and the whole community; vaii !
ing that COED work reasonable pricsssia;r 4 IA
and strict honesty will characterize a.
actions of this establishment. WM
JOSEPH REYNOLDS Il CO., Asuce..
T. Doye,) PLUG BERS, GASS srsay
FlTTERS. 500 Ninth street. near p STk
avenue, are now prepared to furnish eSssyirsX
their line at reasonable prices, and fa ssrhir
orders with prom ptness and in a va
manner. One prfrs 0nlu. s@ht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01

"A FROM LONDON
ANALYTIC Universal Telegrephy By Count
de Lanture oua
Saunters's Manual of Musketry Instruction..
The Subaltern Officer and his Duties By Liaut
Sanays
The English Contribution By Doc Fishe-
Year BOOK Of agricultural Facts. l352
The Speaker at Home
Llebig' Natural Laws of Husbardry
Arundel on Mines
forster's Biography of Oliver Goldsmith
Twiss View of the Progress o. Political Econo-
my.
MacLeod's Dictionary OF Political ECONOMY.
vol fIyll FRAECK TAYLOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD of Aldermen.
OrrKiIL~J


OrrNuLl syrcaL sr,sos Avg .. 100
d. =. N.LIsTiHL, e'q, Cie,k o. t.< Cor1oA Cosseu;
sls: Yoo VIA Iesse notify asnbsIs Of tho Bead Of Alder
nsn 70 nee H. cal .e',oE n q, Chamber Of To Ie"d
NJ fs tie puTPo,o q u,nssetins sseA pssas tssae" ~
J9i nfI nfcs9E F - s p..sl; p,,
JOHN %. oTTlWELL Fourteenth District
JACOB & IoSd $500 District :
CBAhLis }. CHIP. sesen;b Dis.Iio
o 5fGaS K JkEfai1n. Tenth District
PETER kAsTERsON. TkiIteenth Dls,nds
JOHN FOX Tirr Di,rei.
LEWIS r. RYERs. Ninth District
rressnWn WASH SAG. fleslaesi. In the sSAf 40 The
AiSesmen FOX Horny, n.coo Reed Chip Rysr, la
srnlsh, Hardy EsseIsou, Othoeal tfoIcai hAihJ and
aio lanuos o, the las. meeting read .rd sspOvsa
PETITIONS.
Pyhlsermip nocooL-
Petition Of John rstgFew nd others for sewer iues~
Witch ". referred to the cOm.i.ss 90 ssvHL
PiSn Of John Hynss 10 be paid for tbs loss II tns ron
q guDshet wound received during the not
Which vas referred 70 tho ComAiise on F1asse.
HAppc,ton Of tho sir;y ninth Rsnspt Esw Yc,h pits
National uosrd TO have The Ns.ions os.ia f9'rsd lo
the Exemption ordnance ,he sare msnasf .. Ne az sfcc
Which received directed 70 W entered u sSSis u @s
r'1nase' AID 's'a ''a1 D,so,ur,oxs
I,1.d Thsi One nded and snty eighth srsst Aon
the Third 20 tie Second DO cufDed and gutierrez ad
The SIDEWALKS be Gssged space four feet WIDE through tbe
ceater thereof 1ndar direction Of tS
wh.ea VA referred " TIC Cs"@H'ss On s"sss~
BY the amt 49,
R.I,sl Thai sewer with the receiving bssn'
snd voves bull. in One haId ed and twenty tnd nc
nom the Thrd avenue tbs Harlem River under the dnso
ton o. tho Cpoton Aq1edoet DepG IueGt.
Wiick Wa referred 10 tic Couuai,lee On Sewers.
by Al6. Farley
20 Mr. Holly 10 eject watering Isugh In ont oi ms prem
scs on tho southeast Of Fiy saven street and De o
ond sv,Au. no .as W ossas duiisg No possu1s 81 We
Common Council
Which wa adopted
BY AID Hsldy- -
hsol'ed asfEs Street Csnmissiener be- and he 10 hare
by directed 70 farn the oaco VI tho Copeiats9nAtso
Dey an Alum Patent tIsfrosf Bale.
| Which laid
BY Aid Jerrhi.h-- go
Rsol,d 1ll. election po n tho Eighth District OF
Eesut Ward DO held at No ~ Eat Houston street. Instead
ci Nes aud Eest Houston street. % Lssetoiote.
Which WA adopted
\ Ey Aid Mcleod
Is.crtd Ihsl tie Street Comnss9ner b. and he here
by AutLonLed and directed 70 fLkb the office Of the CofPo
rs Attorney with Alum Patent lion sale fsr The Sse'
said Office.
| Which aid over.
I.ed That the Street Connisoner be and be 10 hereby
eutLored and deefod advertise foF proposals nDu co
tLs aendcd Charter OF 1854 IN tho woIk o. GU
no between Piers numbers Forty treo anu so'>'n'o"
depth u events i've Let ~ low wster
4 Which wGs laid oven
| by Aid. tfOmsut- ...L. 4. h.,sh,
ESysd That The Street Commisoner be and no neieol
10 use all reasonable means 10 pio,ect he
trees and other pube property N shs .1sssu w" W
Il Which was adopted.
1 " AZ. VttlweN-
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OIrcx CLrsK OF THE BoAID OF svrysvi,ons}
Aug IS. Is.1
At a Meeting Of the Bonrd Of Supervisors, be-

At q Meeting OF the Bonrd OF Supervisors, bed
this day following Veto Message received hsia liz
Hois; ts Mayor; wl!ih received ordered to 10 ii on
the enieids snsth or the noies and pub
.sbe@ /. l.e SsAss Zs-tsgs AID 4nbene. .. 49,
JOS. y. YOUNG, Cloh.
MlYors OFFICE. kTg.yoKK. Ass q. lssl
r fAs Honorable tA< beard u SfIe'ts.rTsf
Grs5LtrIS return S.thou NY spPovtl yorr fcso'uiion
That Tic CoIaprosr be AID 10 10 hereby directed u pay
tie ns 4 The S.wfok Daily arorYi foT lsbissins The
or proceeding, the lot Of January i13 and cHi TIE
order Of tie Bo.Id upon the certificate ofhe Cet"
by objection 20 iAs fsso ion Tia It - n dueei ,ioaioa
81 tie The Lssssgie ehspief 81. section witch
Is tie following wOds 10 portion Of tie SUM- which
sha hereafter b. ftcd ty TEA ss'ssncn IL tie Gay md
County Of NerYoTk hs rsd for tdvsf,rr crcsY The
zane shall lave l0ou lcuuei 'og 1tvsftasHsis 10 q, Sess
rsys sltAoIIod by tie Mayor and teHgoIeI 81 TIC 'sd
cy who ,ll dcsu-ls fcuT laprs sArss Ito l-fset daily
sy o,Leis l.siI lilce. not 70 exceed
all
Unosf i law fou ofhe nSvars Of tEis ely have BEEN
cssyssa by tho CopifosT and fsef H. Witch 70 infeii
tie oEcs EMBELLISHMENTS Il both City ard CouDty al
Now of1 The New ORR DA IIap'crpi not OF q
PAP delisrGied and cons gsnty cannot be egsy ais
diam g. oIc4si aeYsfaEs ~ bosId To order gay
tie bills for such s1veTift Hsnsiy ~ utseI -
resssa Of tie lev, cid cannot receive my sppfe,sl
otOROE OfpTkE. Mayer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27

KNnsroN Pa. Wednesday. Aug. ~, 1904

| KINGSTON Pa, "wednesday. Aug 90 iooA
The Wyoming Seminary and Boarding hals
and tho buildings for tho Ladies' Department. were
consumed by aro yesterday. Lasa es.oQQ; iasWA2aA
lsaoQ9.. = ....
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Board Of Ccuucslr,cn.

C7rfcrAL1 sPseiAL SESSION. Ang q, leeJ
The GARD met In their SGsbers, NO. ~ City HAIL. pur'
10 shc following call, Va:
40 Nos. Aoxs,s JoS2s, es, PSesiiens u he Beard y
Ce,gU.rsn. .
Sta: You respectfully rsacss.cd the Beard
Of Courei 1uss1.y, the ;h inst, at o'clock
for IN. pupose CT sogarrsg SAGA subjects NAY b.
fore NE kos!a fox Nv action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27

Aus. l3 IssI
hon LucIts RosIssos COnrsrsr If TIC ssl< v EsS Ysrk
SIX: circular Communication from YOU dated March H.
f3bs received BY Daniel Devin sq, Treasurer " This
requirements Of section VI chap 81 Of To Of Ia9 IL
Ss TeqnIec pay 10 tbs Con ptrosr the Of Ga
beiny aggregate o tic sun q dollar Tor ssch yersss
cassed Jer The aid ct ia ie County II HevioIk who
dos. no srprs by fled In the Office Of the Al stsn
Geners provided In SAID act 20 have attended tho parade
end atgc,is lie fs. Monday Of SepeIter 1857
osred by sid act" -
Is conraaa.!on requiring the soon Of the Roa<d Of
ospeTysor before the snoont could De p@a was "-asVod
" them by his DspsI r,ei.t on Tho i7th o. March -,
IL beng ~ general In pirssioa tos stld az, o. W. "osa %
repealed o. the LegsIsufe oug the tesson o IT, Inc
Bgperyo took to provide means 70 pay we IN
res.sd 70 beyond fshs an apgsoslaaoa VI We ssI "
esceO for that purpose. 49,, ,.s.
provides bst tie ss incurred by persons enrolled 1ndI we
s Vi W. which remained uI aid, Tcfted ana Ieo1so'
b.. question f sIlseD 10 the meaning OF Lis lSvnoh
scndsnce u the psi,3. in September 1852 Incurred certain
f.es relieved On tic Payment OF sueh hnes that tic
s, eaule- 70 be paid by the County provided by
the 18Th ion Of the at o! I62, h IL DO ussecd
Tia, the Comfy TreGsBIe wholly from tho o5Hgs
tie eaed ioI BY 1-r oi l4h
Esfei lStJ before. tIeb.iDhedf
smenn be iupoed for THIS year es4y reply
As,ss !. sS1ei'es Sf'Y nrs.Ph'sI'
State Of hewioTk-Co ,rolcrs Oihce
ALBANY, Augest 10, 1913. !
Hon. Matthew T. B,esnon. COmpaoae' y 0e Guy II Ae0-
Dear sr; have today received year favor Of the is
he Ia elsiion 10 t.e hIes Imposed by no Mius Law Of
z and the duty Of County Treasures Ia relation thereto
n aeut nts Of that act contained IN chsP 40 81 bs
ss. Of issS ~ unds wand and eonafVe them ieqsns
slng Of tic Couaty Treasurer then 70 pay over !,
sen money a. he has Lusy received f Je te ana TN
ses bseyer may be ID to be ere ltsd 70 ibe couniN
sssyettei s pclosen VI tie STATS ts1 ne n,euIlyi
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

LIoHT TSLoHLY-DAwN1NG.- learned
ten days ago that the name ofthe s.act.
ing telegraphic supervisor" or censor at
Washington, to whom we are indebted for
80 many sensations aud misbeliefs was
"Mr rLynch." We now learn an addition
al fact concerning him, which we hasten
to publish. It is from the Washing
ton correspondent of the Commercial
Advertiser. The correspondent ably re-
marks that the censor Qynch is Svery
young man." This is excellent and stri-
king, as far as it.goes, but we should like
to know precisely his age, and also wheth-
er he parts his hair in the middle. The
same correspondent makes some nice re-
marks as to the Indefinitely young mans
occupation priorto being installed as CEN
sor; but as he was enjoyed in rather an
humble sphere of duty, we do not think
it prOperto tellswhatit was. It may be
considered quite neat thing to intrust
the sensations of nation and its knowl-
edgeofthewar to a very young man who
possibly parts his hair IN the middle,
whose sphere of labor has heretofore been
humble and confined to country dis.
tricts; but we should think it was rather
a grave business.-[N. 7. Times.