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OYYIcs SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIc fRIsriaG,
WA,HisGroS. july 10, 1894
DROnOSALS FOR LiIliOGRAPHlNG.-
sealed Proposals VIII be- received nl this ohcr until
MONDAY the Let day August 1854 for tfauienng and
printing the CHARTS accompanying Tho Coast sury Report
io 1855 Thee Charts Gre thiay in numbrr Of which an
edition Of 40 co,c &, Tequiled Bs FORMS containing
foil particulars will be- furnished upon application at this oace
john u DEGREES. superintendent.
To b. publi'hel three time. IN The Wellington ahrouc
Baltimore American. PhldepLa Inquirer. and New'iofk
Tribune. No Other paper viii be paid for this service
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vi .o Broadway,
WILL SELL UNTIL AUGUST ],
THE FOLLOWING POPULAR BOOKS,

THE FOLLOWING POPULAR BOOKS.
Ar PRICES AFFIXED:
HAUNTED HEARTS BY the author Of " The Lamp q,
hgnter
CUDJO'S CAVE. New cloth edition. ................ VI
CUDIOS CAVE. New edition, ilustratedi paper
Ia coors-yery ~
NEIGHBOR JACKWOUD 10 superior n0yrll......... ~
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Cave and Neishbor lockwood. .............. 0g
DREAMTHORP. By ALEXANDER SNirH............ ] -
FLOWERS FOR THE PARLOR AND GAHDEN. "
WAX-TLOWERS, AND HOW TO MAKE THEM.
Elegantly illustrated with valuable receipts for sheet
lug wax rioldins fruits, VI
SKELETON LEAVES ANDPHANTOM FLOWERS
A practical treatise the Manufacture OF phantom
bouquets &C.. with directions for preserving flowers
in al their fresh beauty and color llusiraied.. O
POETRY OF THE AGE OF FABLE BY the author
Of The age Of Fable" age Of Chivalry," and
q Legends oil ChaIlcmasne ?.
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rrHE LARGE and COMMODIOUS BUILD
% Set.

MR. A. has lot Of fine HOUSES to LEI,
IVA neatly furnished and well .tnsled bat in none Of them
YOU Will lvs comfortably you don't hasten 70 treat yonr
irlou with the TROPICAL BALSAs." see advertisement
undcr Medical"
ra'O LET, with Steam Power, two ROOMS,
80 feet square on lth-sy.. between 18th aud 3eass
ives, side For particulars inquire o, L. IL. BURLEk No.
30 West 18th st., on the premises
Oh PER MONTH for a HOUSE, just I'm
10 ~ i,led; or the FRONT ROOM. for Office, for
some Fancy Busness rooms cellar for coa water &C.
person viii be Attendance all day Thursday 70 show the
Farr-rs bakery
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I TsE.s ca MARKS AfBi,9;SiAsIA FOR THE

y an
Cheapest full sets inserted geld for $i rubber
So other orb In like proportion Teeth extracted without
pain u. b. MARKS. No. SIS broadway N-wNork.
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Demtistrp.

NJ b. GRIFFIN e. BROS, No. 25S Grand
I've st., New. York and No. xd fu..oa Brooklyn.
extracting Teeth positively wthou, PAIN by tia Of nitrous
oxyd No charge for extracting whom artificial teeth are
b. inserted They are also nssns iu " Teeth Gold
e:s PAtna Ss5 Silver. &lo; Rubber. Sio Partial Sets
on gold. %; silver, 81. Extracting. IS censA
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ TO TRAP BLOCK FAylORs
Separate scaled PROPOSALS. esch indor.d with the name
Of peron presenting the the date u pfe-cntaon and
the title tbs work FOR which may be offered VIII be 10
cei,ed At th. oice until II O'Clock A. Of MONDAY. Aug
1901; The construction ftrsp block payemens In the fol
low Ing streets TO wit:
Fa, frosdw.y om Grand Of. to Chatham square; 1lst
from 5th Mad "a st from oh 10 IN Gram
Grey place tide Ofasncfcy fsrs from 2oth 70 sl.t ~.
the gore side Of nrest At Readest and South At
from O.iverst. 20 eat side u Catherine slip.
Specifications aud form. Of be obtained on ap
picstiou TO the Contract C.fk this oreJuy 20 lB<
THOS STEPHENS, r.. A.,
ROBT. l.. DARRAOH. Z a.
A. W. CRAVEN, "
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Cost an0 Souno.

rI,HE loss of health and rest caused by p,ss
will be but temporary certain and speeays"ts ' ~
found with the EXTERNAL application OF the TlSorieA.
SAM See sdycr,iseuens under Medical"
I OST or MISLAID. ,xnvrn.
l. cpRTirICATE No a3e6, for ONE HUNDhh"
an RES III INOfS CENTR Al SCRIP STOCK dsisd A. 70
~ IoSu n tho psns OF CANAAN Co.. al
The trsasfr has been stopped and III parties ara oo'"'~
not 10 negotiate the Certificate -.
Aoplicston vii Be made for Q new eerihcs'>@
Tie nndss IL roQasstsd TO return NE ssins Tou,,o~
~ No. ~ WillisnN.
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ynstrnction.

A LATE PRINCIPAL Of frst-class
n BOARDING. SCHOOL 70, Boys, having large patron
desires To form CONNECTION with gentle hav
Ing similar School which he wes 20 ensrss Address C.
New.Yo sh r. o.. Box No. ', with reel CoDmai
cssns conhd-niisL
Mr.. VAN NORMAN English and French
M Boarding sud Day school FOR Yong ladies' No. wes.
18Th ct. vii REOPEN Sept. "a The Principal will DO ct
hon,- daring the Summer
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Sales bn Auttion.

4 UCTIONEERS will soon have chance 70
~ make fortune by selling the numberles' remedies In
tended FILES for people finding out that there Is
nothing like the TROPICAL BhLSAh to soon cure this
dise,se Sec advertisement under Medical"
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r OST-On the Peck slip and Hunters Pons
Perrybos Tuesday afternoon lsth inst psper "a -
AGE directed 10 Mons 0sndree Dolesn me hnaet Wv ~
suitably rewarded by leaving the psicei 'he ouc' 49,
Sr..cL f,a.,rI G..s,si No Q Bsw u,ssrsss
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n ORING's NEW NOVEL

IL MARGARET AND HER BRIDESMAIDS.
This remarkably fascinating novel immensely popular Will
the English ladies' aud American ladies will give 1t mos
cordial welcome.
The snhores ranks the favote deneaor OF GA
toned English society and all her books command great
sale. They Be brought out here in uniform STYLE with
this her greatest suceess
Uniform with PIoUE." price 81 70
Felt, Oakley Mason JOHN Bradburn. Dick Fitzgerald
An News Co, Pooley Wood. Carleton. Sheldon. Hard
Houghton. Miller Appleton Kirby. Jones. Brentsno Tsrp
bull, Low, MCFARLAND. Miller 4 Mathews Randolph and al
the Railway Stations have 1t for sale
LORlNG, Publisher, No. 3l9 Wsshngtonst Boston.
YTNHE HUMAN VOICE, indicative of charac-
l. ter; Physolop OF the Voice barytons tenor
Srso sopranos Male and Female Voces-whst causes the
dAsrencsf How to Cultivate the Voice. Stammerina.
CLIMATE AND THE RACES-Northerne<s and South
srnsu compared organic differences quality hardness sot
ness fnsness coarseness; Csrbon-is ansioYstons Nat
prs Dsvsopmenti Psuper Children Thieves Photographed
fhysognoy; The Psoe Signs OF Characters Love Of the
Eyss-in Psychological Journal Aug No: % eta, OF 81
yesr Newsmen have It FOWLER WELLS, N. y.
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EsTEY's COTTAGE ORGANS with pal

MASON d IiAMLlN'S CABINET ORGANS,
w for FAMILIES CHURCHES, aud SCHOOLS iscog'
niked by the musical pfesson greatly superior TO ano
NUNS M-lO,ons, aud all other small Sec our Nus
tated catalogue for explicit testimony to their s1Periory
from majority OF tLr most eminent oTsAuists IN AmrTcA
Prices, S35 10 800 each.
CAUTION 40 PUkCHASERS.-The great reputation
which our Cablnot Organs have Obtained and tho extensive
demand for tem ndaced dealer. % advertise In some
quito different in.rumans a. Cabinet osan. and N
other. 10 represent " tina, Harmonious AMI otrr
reed organs are the same thin; Ths Is not true The excel
ences OF Cabinet Organs which have given thf ,heir
hsh reputation tho result not merely OF the superiority o.
uanshp but also In largo measure OF es-entfs d
erenc@s In construction which being patented cannot DO
inil,,.d by other mske From these arise thri better
quality Of aud unrvssd capacity OF express
sion WaruTooms ia New-ias No. Mercer u -
MASON BROTHERS.
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6orsss, Carriages, &t.

VNHERE Is nothing moro frequent than falls
L from horses OF carriages. but AZ the time,
thor. IL nothing ~.ef than 10 from the blow bL.e
attending them ~ the ~ the 'TROflCAL BAlsAM
Srr ndN .rnent under MeficAL"
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Builoinp Materials.

DRAIN. Sewer, aud Water Pipe, glazed and
ss5 10 10 inches diameter plain and ornamental
Chmnev Oven Green.touse, and Flooring Ties Fire
p icSs ke L.LPottery Depot S's resss.Nf EH Quinn.
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VOU CAN GET THOSE BOOKS by mail
III COX" or BY express &C. o. d =" or at No. % Annst
~ Y Send your address stamped envelope lol cata
toxue. CALVIN BLANCHARD, Publisher.
CIR ROWLAND HILL, Mr. CHARLES MI
~ not. G. II. KTLeoRE. SEAsAs SInoSsi Murderer; r.
X. KANE the Explorer AN EsQUixAux Group OF FISHER
WonEs OF Boogne Ia all Eleven Portraits with Biographies,
and descriptions Of these remarkable characters Physogno
my Of the AnyThe Organ of Color etc, in PHERSoLoGc
Al JOURNAL for Aug 20 cts. 81 year Newmsen hive
IT, FOWLER & WELLS 3O8 Broadway, N Y
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Il READ COCHlN'S RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION
Proving what are the practical workings Of
PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S POLICY.
The most important and timely book OF the season which
should be
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Mem publications.

A MOST valuable letter is Published in this
paper certifying to the wonderful effected by the
tTRDPICAL BALSAM" in the case Of Mr. Tsppen Towns
end No. 28 Dcy-st r. Y who had terribly suffered from
fes for the TWELVE See advertisement under
. MedicalH
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OUR NATIONAL RESOURCES.-Shall we
~ Repudiaie1 Men For the Hme-True Eloquence.
Prairie Old Red Cottsse-Tbe
Tenant House-A Million Of PauPers-rhe Bermudas-Ile
Eo<thWes in the Phrenoogca Journal for Aug 20 ct or
81 year. Newsmen have 1t. FOWLER WELLS, n. \.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03
MONEY POSTAL ORDERS.

NmetGo,p for tho safe and speedy trans
mission of money by the Post Onicc Depart
ment, has long been greatly NODDED by the
people, and we are glad'to see that there is
prospect of the want being speedily sup
piled. According to Washington dispatch
to the Cincinnati Gazette, a bill has just
been introduced into Congress, adopting
the English money postal ordey suystcm to
this country. The following is synopsis
cG the bill:
II authrri1es the Postmaster General To establish
money order system through the postoihceS Of tho
Futed States. Offices designated for that purpose
are to he known rs money orl1r offices, The post
master OF such office, under the direction Of the Post
master General is to b. directed 10 issue orders Tor
money, payable oy any other money order office,
which the person applying therefor may select.
Deputy Pos,mSStcTs who issue such orders, are re
quired TO seud through the mails promptly, ~ the
Office upon which i is drawn, due notice thereof,
Money must, in all cases, under heavy penalty, be
deposited with the Postmaster fore hc issues mon
ey orders, Blank forms, engraved, will bo sup
piled to pOstOthcoS, aud orders not In pTOper form
are invalid. A person applying for money order,
on receiving il, shall enter his name and address an
the record, together with tho date and name of the
postmA TO be preserved ia the Office issuing the
orders. These shall not be klr hess than 81 or more
than $50, the fees for which shall be hive cests tni
all under $40 ten cents tor all under $50, and nj
teen cents for over SO. Mistakes ulay be- correct
ci by the issue OF a new orlcr amt payment OF adj
dltional fee il the first order has not been forwarded
An order not presented for payment within ninety
days becomes invalid, aud eau only he renewed 10y
application 10 tho Postmaster General and the
payment Of another fee. Orders last or destroyed
can be replaced by the Postmaster General, ON th'
oath that such order has been lost or destroyed, anS
Acertdcate ofthe Postmaster to whom il was issued
that il has not nor will not be paid. These order
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Governor Gamble, Of Missouri, died on Satur.
daI last, January 30.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has opened the
ports Of vicksburg and Natchcl.
Kebei prisoners in our hands arc officially stated
to be 5000 officers and between $1,000 and f5oVO
enlisted mon.
james II. Clay, the rocrcaut son Of Henry Clay,
died at Montreal, Tuesday night, January 2Oth,
agcd IL.
Estimates al the Internal Revenue Bureau fix tho
amount OF whisky, now held by spectators, at not
less than twelve million gallons. .
Senator Wilson has Withdrawn his resolution Tor
tho rxpulsion of the Hon, tmrrct Davis, of Ken
,ncky ettor of the latter, disclamng any dis
luyai intentions, being considered sufficient.
Alta late session ofthc Marion County Indiana
Agricultural Society, most Of the truit-growcrs ro
ported large proportion Of their trees killed by the
severe FROST
A dispatch from Chattanooga says the rebel or.
dcrs recurring soldiers 10 serve three years more,
are causing hundreds to desert. tifty-six lately
eanlc to our lines in one squad.
The total amount Of prize money sent from the
Philadelphia Prize Court tp Washington since Jam
nary |, 1854, on dnal decree of distribution, is
$s7l ,646.
The rebel prisoners at Rock Island are taking
The oath Of allegiance in large numbers, and enlist
ing in the Navy. A detachment Of 23S left for New
York few days since.
IN the transportation Ot 6cvUrN hunucd pTlSon-
crs from Camp Chase to Rock Island, few days
since some desperate fellows cut hole in the bot
tom of tho car, through which ten escaped while the
train was running ut rapid rate.
Governor johnson, Of Tennessee issued proc
lnmation, on the 9th ul for the election OF county
officers in tho counties under Union control
rigid test oath is prescribed and disoyal persons arc
not to be permitted to vote.
The Chicago Tim" says that thc last de
tachmcnt Of rebel prisoners, which passed through
that city on their way TO Rock Island, were the
most ragged and wocfui specimens Of humanity
thst have yet arrived.
The Newburn North Carolina Times SAYS II
isa remarkable fact, and ono vividly illustrating
tho fathfuncss of the Union volunteers in North
Carolina that in tho First Regiment there has been
hut one desertcr, and he Northern man by birth,
aud not one dcscrtion from the Second"
The Richmond Erdn,incr has an article OF,
the " Presidential election in the United states,
which says: at is evident the whole solution ot
the mighty question which nRtatcs the continent,
may hang upon It. II is safe to infer that any
change will be beneficial to the SOUTH
General Pope has issued instructions to Generals
Sibley aud Swllv ior spring campaign. The
plan embraces military posts the frontier, another
expedition against the hostile bands and the cstab
hshment Of military posts along the route to the gold
regions of Idaho, tho mines of which, according t.
the report of returned emigrant, published IN the
St. Paul Press will produce enough gold to pay tho
interest on the two thousand nHllious Of war debt
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INrnm ChnrlnSinn-

A lady, who left Charleston Jan, llth, gives
important information from there 50 tho HeroR.
Onc-half Of the city is abandoned aud damaged by
Gen. Gimorc's shells From the Battery to Went
worth street, III about tho middle Of tho city,
nearly all the houses are demolished greatly
damaged, whilo tue earth and paycmsus are rip
ped up in all directions. All the hotels are so
much injured to be closed except the Pavilion,
The Normal school house is badly damaged and
abandoned. The Philip Street school house is yet
untouched and school is held there regularly
City Hall is abandoned, and II aud the Coult
House are materially damaged. st. Michaols
Church, the stceplc Of which is the rebel obscrva-
tory, is untouched, though shells explode on all
sides Of it. The effects Of the Shellng Christmas
day wee dreadful. a number of people were iG-
iurod and ono lady killed. Tho people were
thrown into panic lhbcrnian Hall was dcmol
ishcd. All Ranksand the Post once are damaged,
and the newspaper offices have been removed to
the extremity or the city Prices ot all art clos
have reached fabulous rates. The Union sentiment
is large and on the increase. The treatment o
Union prisoners is brutal. The conscriptiou takes
every man not foreign or incapable. There were
40 batteries around the city, and rciniorcemeniS O
goopS daily arriving.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03
GENERAL nUrLER,s ORDERS.

Since tho outbreak of the war, no officer
in the United States service has exhibited
more sagacity in discovering, or moro
promptncss in executing that policy which
would inhct the greatest injury to tho tho
rcbol cause aud his great succoss rs De-
partmcnt commander, and his present pop
ularity among loyal people everywhere, arc
undoubtedly due to the fact that in all his
dealings with the rebels, ho has aimed, not
to "conciliate," but to hWt them and thcr
causo--and in innumerable ways, no has
succeeded admirably. The following order
has lately been issued by him from Fort
ress Monroe:
Inasmuch as the robels Of tho Confederate States
are sending their women and children through the
lines of this Department, retaining by law all able
bodied male persons, II is ordered;
First-That no white women or children viii b'
permitted to come through the lines without pass
from these headquarters or the headquarters OF th'
Army of North Carolina.
Second-M able-bndod mcn will be received
and detained until reported At these headquarters
or the headquarters of tho District ani Army o
North Carolina, and orders are given concerning
them
hird--Nothng in this order shall bc construct
s conflicting with General Order AZ, relating t
cOlOred persons
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03
WELL DONE.

The Ohi0 State JOmaai records tho fact
that some days since Governor Brough saw
young officer, of fine education and rospec-
table connections in state of boastly in
toxicatinn on the streets of Columbus. The
Governor at once telegraphed to Secretary
Stanton, informing him of the facts, and
asking the officers dismissal--and his re-
quest WAS Immediately granted. On recov-
ering from hs dcbauoh, and finding himself
disgracoiully dismissed from the service, tho
officer and his friends importuned the Gov
ernor for revocation of tho order, but
were met with a firm refusal and the de-
baucheo WAS compelled to rotire to private
life
Wo are glad to notice this action on tho
part of the Governor aud Secretary of War,
and trust that this precedent may hereafter
be continued in full force, not only among
Ohio officers, but throughout the Union
army. Let this become tho invariable rule
and there will b6 fewer instances of officers
disgraoing tho army aud tho country.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03
rhe fnn,incntnl Mnnihlr.

The February number Of this publication con-
tains a large number of interesting and instructive
articles, by authors of high standing in both liter
ary and political circles. The following 10 the table
Of contents
Thomas Jefferson, as Seen by the Light Of 1893"
by J. Sheldon "The English Press" by Nicholas
Rowe, of LondonE "Thc Treasury Report and Mr..
Secretary Chase" by Hon. F. p. Stanton Aspi-
ro-A Fable 4" The Red Mans Ploa !" "Bucklc,
Draper, and a Science of History" by i. u. Free
land "Diary Of Francis Krasinska I" "petrole-
nm. by Rev. s. NJ Eaton d" The Angels of War -
Z" A Tragedy of Ware" Nos Ains les Cosaqucs," !"
by NJ IIoilPain Was lle Successful" by Il. d:
Kimball "Thc hnies,"b by W. q. Dix National
Friendships :" North and South" by G. w. Bat
Ter Literary Notices Editors Table.
Tcrms-s3 per year; two copies, s. thtee cop
les, 80 six copies 81 clevcncopics, 800 twenty
copies, S36. Address John +. Trow, 80 Greene
street. New York,
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legal Notice.

To Corwin Ensmcnger and Wellington Ensmengcr,
in the Federal Army of the United States, in the
State of Tennessee or Georgia, aud both heirs at
law Of NJ. L. EnSuenger, deceased
NOU are hereby notified that Perry ID. Ems
l. menger, Administrator of the estate Of NJ. U.
Ensmcngcr, deceased, on the 18th day Of January,
A. u. 1854, filed his petition in the Probate Court
within ami for the county of Wood and State of
Ohio, alleging that the personal estate of said de-
ccdeut is insufficient to pay his debts and the
charges of administering his estate; that he died
seized in fee simple of the following described real
estate situate in Wyandot County, in said State Of
Ohio, tn wit
In lot number one hundred and thirty nine (lS9).
in tho village of Carey, reference being had TO the
recorded plat of said village of Carey that Julia
A.. EnsmenEer, as widow of said decedent, is en-
titled to dover in said promises, and that Corwin
Ensmorgcr, Wellington Ensmengor, Sophrona
Riy tiutermarried with John Rlyl, Milton Ems
meuger, Clark Ensmenger, John +. Ensmenger,
and Willis EusmGnger, as heirs at law, hold the next
estate of inheritance therein, The prayer of the
petition is for the assignment Of dover to said Julia
A. Ensmenger, and for sale of said premises,
subject IN such dover estate for the payment of
the debts and charges aforesaid,
Said petition will be for hearing ON the l7th day
of February, A, u. 1864, at / O'Clock 7. NJ, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard.
PERRY d. ENSMENGER
Administrator of NJ. L. Ensmenger deceased
BY RROwN 4 BURKEr, Au'ys.
Janunrv 5th 1851 SSdS6 20