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Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23
DRoPosALs FOR WELLS, PUMPS,
AC.
hIANoR'l OErICG.

MAYORS OTftCE.l
W. .. wAsHIEoToH, Feb. Q, 1884, (
PRorosLLs In writing will be reoeiNea nj this
once up to 70 o'clock m, on TuRsDAI r. TIE nrst
y o. sl aAssa n:a Sr %.sl W
including all necessary materials ami work man.
lhip in digging, laying, fixing, and completing in
repair foR s hi is
composed Of the First and Second wards; in the
Second district composed Of the Third, Fourth and
Of the Fifth and sixth wards; leach diItrst to be
bid for separately and to be given to different con-
x. Ss a.y 1V5 Of % APRIL s assssbS to tse follow
ing speoincationS; ~. t...... ..
Digging and wAlling wells, including materials
and renewing the dirt, per foot, lineal Tho walls
to BE- four Inches thick, Of good hard brick.
Cleaning out wells, each
sinking old wells deeper, per foot.
Taxing out old walls and putting In same, per
Gases Of eight feet length, per foot
Gases more than eight feet length, per foot.
Covering new wells, including materials. The
covering to be with nAgStono iour inches thick,
Paving new wells, including brick and pump
stone. The paving to be not less than ak feet
square, and 70 De done IN wofkmAnike mnnner n;
materials, each.
Opening old wells and covering same with new
A"U''' ''. FOR PUMPS. IA.
Taking out and putting in old pumps, per log
New logs putin old pumps, per foot.
New boxes and spouts IN old pumps, each
New pumps, per loot.
BoXst and Ipouts for new pumps, oAsh.
Copper chambers for pumps.
| The top log OF the pumps to be Of the best sea-
.oned white oak, and the remainder to be Of the
best seasoned yellow pine.
| FOR HYDRANTs.
KespioE the hy ydrants In repair viz; stepping all
leaks, &e all new valves and spouts, airing the
old ones and repairing the old irons belonging to
them, when 1t can be done without taking the
/ hydrAnta out, each.
Taxing out ny ydTants and putting in same, each.
| New hydrants, per foot.
| HpoutS for hydranta, each,
| Spout stones do. do. l....
| Painting pumps and hydrkntl, each.
| .''l.nN ID! IRON WORK.
Handles, axles, spears plates, bands, and repAirs
per pound. rI.E...I .... .... r -.
Spout and lower box Irons for pumps, each.
| New joints to old spears.
New spout and valve irons for hydrantB.
j The work and the materials to DO all Of the bes
quality Of their respective kinds. ..
No offer will be received that is NOT made by
practical pump-mAker. .... .
The person or persons whose offer may be 40
oepted will DO required to enter into bond for on,
thousand dollars, with twa good bursties, con
| ditioned for tho faithful performance Of his OIL
tractors tail or refuse 70 comply with any Of tn,
xecute any work within the time named In tn,
order Of tho Commissioners directing II to Be done
the Mayor IL authorized 10 employ any other per
son or persons to execute the same, OF to turhisl
the materials, upon such terms a. he may deem
oXpedient; in which event the contractor or con
tractors failing shall be responsible to this Cor
thereby, and the Mayor may, At his dlerstion, an
null the contract Of such contractor or eontrAetors
RICHARD WALLACH,
fes-IAwsw md Mayor.
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ssgatianap @tFsblitau.


-IaE LINES wHIrTEN UPoN TUE DEATH
~ %, s5' - ~, r. OF nv MoTIEnR-
.. HArk the notes OF angel Epirits
rJrHr- Echo through the courts above;
Itarps are tuned; they sing the merits
OH Sayiour'S dying love
.r..r .. b FiIed with holy smulAtion, ".
sraTra sf' Other spirits Join the throhg;
.i18 l'9 JesuA, Heaven, and salvation sa.
o NJ. 10 '. Form the theme Of their glad song.
uGlory, honor, praise and blessing"
... r.~.. sernph voices now begin,
sweet the notss with JOY expreSSlnsi
,sYsa. Jesus saves from death and ain.
trs rrrr Open wide the gAass Of glory, -ar.
1FI O., 70 ransomed, swell the song;
Join with us redemption story,
sweety let your notes prolong.
.Eg1 hthAt song Of skultation
g Kindred spirits new unite,
-5 Singing Of that rapturouI station,
80. -Bg.s. Where the saints are robsd In white,
B.. a--a The dear spirit Of our mother
.4A. ~ ny her children there are known,
Welcomed By eldar brother,
Now joins them round the throne.
200. .4GsY ~ - TT|1'T Zoo; mr..
90 Though on earth our ties may sever,
-".' We shall meet them all again,
We shall uing with them forever,
And with them forever reign,
Through the tears that dim our vision,
g.lst Hopes bright stars shAi be our guide,
7.s. In Goa'u own appointed ssason
..rfas &C.. We shah Join our mUther'u sids.
10 january n, 1884 J.w, c''''''''
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William Crafts, the fugitive slave, liyes In
London, England, has attained q high scien
une position, has made his fortune By an In
Venilon which has been patented, and appear
with hie wife In the best society. DR.. johnson
,. slave n ai hsntusEE only twelve years sgo hai
land, and has become a regular pbvsIcIsY
somewhere In England.
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COURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNTY,-TO WITS
In the case Of Endieott King and Lucia Ella Ad-
uinistrhtorI OF Richard Ella, deceased, the admin
Aforesaid with the appreciation ofthe
OrphAnS' Court Of WAlhiugton county aforeaaid
APPOINTED Tuesday, the 8th day Of March next for
tRs anal and distribution OF the person
N ostRts Of said deceased, and Of the assets in
hand a. far a. the same have been collected and
turned into money, when and where all creditors
and heirs OF aAlc deceased are notiAed TO attend,
lat the Orphans Court OF Washington County
aiOresAid,) with thar claims properly youehed, or
beneflt In said deeeGsed's eHtAte provided copy
Of this order be published once week for three
weeks IN the National Republican, previous to the
-Terf w w e. c. ROBBINS,
fsIg-iawsw Register Of VILLA
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nEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

IL WARRINGTON, D. CT Dec. ib ifea, \ (
To.Ihe GroDeTs and MaRttf asitk9e y Fias anI Hems
fhs CommisIionsfs appointed BY this Depart
meat, eon.istinE Of Hon. Z. Z. noIshsaa, Of fsAa:
John A. Mardsr, Of ohie, T. ssasiasr the following
appropriation made by the last Congress-, viz
"for lnyeatiE to toat the prastisAbility sf
sslti!AtinE A.a preparing nax and hemp a. sub
Ing mot, and after several days inVsstigA Of
the subject, believing that . further and fuller
notice Of their inysStE EAtions might produse yklu
able results, adiourned 10 meet again on Wednsa-
day, the 24th day February next, at ~ o'clock,
NJ, and request all persons interested In the dis
tribution OF this appropriation, or anxious TO de-
Islopethe subject for the public good, 10 send 10
thiS DopArtmelt on or beforo that day, samples Of
the Hemp and FiAx In the diiferent stages Sf pre-
SSaaSa q sss are e. aSs sss'
prOosE.es used lAd the cost q pgodustlol y sash
case; also, desoIipub OF the kinds and cost ot ma
ehinery used, where made, ksi together with any
and all Information that May be useful 70 the
CommisuioA. ., pr. -
This infoTmAtion IL asss.sAry before an iAtsili.
gent distribution oLA b made, .,....,...
deeIB-dtfe24 Commissioner.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
i pain, with Innoxious vapor, BY DIR, Q. D.
sTGEs oND, Nc, 7eo PennsylyaniA avenue,
roform, Ether, but strictly AnAestheds Agent en-
tirely free from sxhilerating essts and psrfsstiy
IOnIatiOa. ana perfect lnssadbillii to paia.
dsoS-Atf - .... a. = -HrUT r
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THOMAS e. LLOYD -
ATToRREY ron CLAIMAhI
AND A0HnT FOR PRoOURnIe

~ -
AMD AannT FoR PRoOURnSe
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears -
WASHINGTON, D. c., d..
VIII give prompt and efiioient attention 70 Z If
prosecution OF Claims of every description against
The Government, and make no charge unlsSs sue.
eeauful.
Both references and charges for services will be
made BAtisfAstory. ~.
~ Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or dis
Oased during the existing war; also, for the widow
and orphans Of soldiers who have died IRON woundi
disease incurred while In the United states ser
vice; Alao, bounty MOnsy for the hoirB-in-lAw u
soldiers dsoeaIed during the existing war.
Fees divided with att0Fneyp Of OthOF persons faT
3Tis 6ishssi prices paid for Land wErIos- ..
Address .-.,,...,s
THOMAS 4. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
no 40 Seventh street,
Washington, b. C.
n. b, Editors uI papers puDiihhlhG NE Aboys sSFt
sill be entitled " my ssrvtass 70 the AnogUi o
'hoir charges aa N f.EI'
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fee-IAw3I
DROPOSALs FOR BUNTING AND
DRY GOODS,
BUHEAUoF NAvIsATIoN,) 81

.. .t..- .H.. 'I NAVY iDEhAnrnkhTi !
WAEHINOToH, January ~, 1854.
SEALED PROPosALSwill be received at this
once until IL m on the 25th day Of Febr AIRY next
for furnishing the requisite supply Of Bunting and
Dry Goods for the use Of the Navy 1t the Brooklyn
Navy Yard during the balance Of the year ending
the 10th June, 1854.
PropoSais must be endorsed " Proposals for
Bunting and Dry Good, !" and directed to the ChiO
Of this Bureau. ..
The articles to bS included in these proposals.
are particularly described in the printed Iohed.
uleG, copies OF which may be obtained on AppliOA-
tion to the Navigation OtneeF At the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, or to the Bureau. samples will be
seen and special Information obtained on applies
ton TO the Navigation Oticer. .g...
All articles must be delivered to the Yard at the
expense and risk ~ the contractor, In suitable
packages, with his name properly marked there
oni and the articles must be subject 10 inspection
mealursment, weight, 40, at the Yard, and en-
tirsly satisfactory to the Navigation oncsr there
Every offer must be accompanied by written
guaranty, as required by law. r.-' ..
suretiea In the sull amount will be required Ia
sign the contract, and their responsibility certified
70 by = United States District Judge, Attorney
Collector, or Navy Agent
Jan 26-w4w
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

DHILP a soLoMoNs,
BooKsELLEKs, ARMY sTATIoNERs,
,'...'. " PRtNTERB,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
112 PRNhsYLVANIA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand ....,.
All Military and Naval Works, vi. .
New and recent Publications, a..
Army Stationery, all kinds, r..
Field Order Books, r.
Field Manifold Wrttera,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time books, i Oh
Army Pay Tables,
Field GlAhlea,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension ARd Bounty Hanks,
Record books for use at heAdauArteTn By A.
BiItAnt AdjutAnt Generals,
Blank books made, and PriAtins done to order on
very short notice. ...|
oo22-u
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DIAL TIMORE AND OHIO

ID A l. I'll M % X E A " ID y II y
II RAILROAD.
On and after WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2oth, 1854, daily
trains win Be run between Washington and New
York, and Washington and the West, ss follovs'
ron PHILA ApELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Lave washington At 7 and Io.ls q. m, and
and 1so p. m. daily, except sunday. On sunday At
I.sop. N. only.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Lave At s.2O, 7, and Io.AS .. n, AAd = q IS, 8
and 7.So p. m. daily, except sunday. On Sunday Al
.. m, and and 1.Do p. m. only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at S9O and a: m, aud 1Bo
p. M, daily, except Sunday. On sunday, Ht7Sop. m
only.
FoR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
Leave Baltimore At $50, ITO, stS and go .. NJ
and 12o B.lb and $40 p. m, except Sunday. On
Sunday At 40 and aAo . m, and 1,2o p. N.
FoR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington At 40 q. m. and t.96 Pm
Leave Baltimore at ITO .. m. and SIS p. m.
Trains leaving wAshinKton at .. N. and 7.90
D. m. 70 through to New York without ohdngs cf
cars. sleeping ear on 7.So p m. train.
The nrst and fourth trains from WAshingtonj
and third and nfth trains from Baltimore, stop ~
all way polnts.
hsn apply 90 George s. Koontz, Agent at wash
W. p. SMITH,
MAster Transportiou
L. NJ COLE,
i.ao-n TChronkIntl General Ticket Agent.
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NEW LETTERS PATENT.
~ tcsrtinsais No. ss,sos, May %, isss.)

NJ EW EFT E KS gPATENT
~ tcsrtineats No, ss,sos, May 70, 1sss.)
".f.l INSTANTANEOUS NDIcAToRi
Ths Advantages Of this Invsntion are thaia
=. 9.s.ya rERFEcT DETEcTIvE .
AAsAias U offered TO tbs Public, thAtvin account
80 ALL MoEEys aEcEyyEp
Fer this great benoht Of Chartered CompAnios-As
oty P1issngsr RaliEsad Cars, Ferry 'Boets o. the
riiS aISHiSE I sot I Il lie soairoi q cosSs:: %
snd of great ItVngth and dufa6iiityt 70 further
sonHsH. y y. Sp thi' saving point hannoOssIAryi
,G.' TRLLGrALE MAOHINKI
Against Tie too-often prEstieOd 20 EI.7i
y ~ KNocK-DOwN SYSTEM,
-. ~ Ssasrti use a !: s.0 wherever Aonays are paid
-s.lsg -. H. THEATRES, go,
lop their diiarsnt nera, and ali other Public PiAsss
81 Eahi&Rltisni LarE. M MnEst-elaAt la, Aotsl Dining
RACE Courses, Wheel Vehicles, and last, though
not tlsA.t, this pTinsiple prevents Fraudulent He
/. r, s,-ConnuniaAtloni nom those having use
ior 'nsh MAshins, Addressed to ths Undersigned,
..'' - = y ROWLAND ,cROAIELIEN,
- WILLIAM n CRISP,
,lsa, sAientees, ssl PennaylvAnlA Avenue.
~assiaEtnn. Nay - 1883 .gulo myas-du
'NERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF coLuMBIA.-Notlo
IsrnS have bssa fxsd 4 TollowIi
f'' n General TermS
{, %, IAird Monday OF January.
tlrst Monday OF May.
Third Monday Of October.
rggls ertse Circuit Court.
In whish alone Jury z impAnneled for the trial
- aEhst Tuesday OF FsbruAry.' a..a..
.". 1hird Monday OF May, ".H"
First Tuesday OF November. .
Terms Of Ne CrtmfHai Conf.
FIRST Monday Of March.
Third Monday q Iuns.
" .iN'L faTts 9f ne DtsiIt1 Coitn,
D FIRST Monday OF June.
First Monday OF December.
nv ''-'r'7I = : Special Terms. aa.
Ftrst TusSdAy Of January. 1
Oh First Tuesday of February.
FIRST tuesday Of March. ..f
First Tuesday Of April.
Third Monday Of May.
First Tuesday Of June.
1000 IRirIt Tuesday OF July. ..
Nrat Tuesday Of September.
Tifat Tuesday Of October,
FRS. Igs.day q q hoyS%SSr' Sas'
By ordar SfthSCOuEt q. J. MEIGs.
UNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained frOm the Orphans
Court OF Washington County, Ia the District OF
Columbia, letter. OF administration, on the per-
sonAl estate Of Thomas Connor, late Of Wash
tngtoni ID. o.t deceased. All peraOns having
claims against tho said deceased, warned
TO the subscriber, on or before the 18th day oil
February nextJthey may otherwise by law be ex.
Sluded from ali benefit OF tho said estate Given
under my hand this 18th DAY of February, A. D,
ISis-IAwsw' JOHANNA CoNNOR,
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INTERIOR ADoRNNENTs 5
sAtEk HANeINss,

SFALL sRApEsAH rnICEs,
Warranted Gold Band Window zhAdsa Bun
6uoSn, and Blue Holland ShAdes, all dies; made %
order. ..| lH
Also, . hAndsons AssertmSnto Of Pisturs Cord .l,
TAsIell, all sizes and soloIB. rt /
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no cid itoek b
AssumulAte, persons needing the above gsods viii
hnd u to their advantage 10 give me call.
III work executed and nupertntended By praetlsAl
men, who have served . regular Apprentiseship ~
their trAdo. ..'...
Satisfaction guaranteed, or ne pay required.
Please give me = call. .'0.rt' .. r.
Remember the number. .--.L--- lHE...
John MARKRITEh,
No. aee seventh street,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows' Hell.
INV aa--lmg ...f.
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lsehJ
thereby certify that 70 the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief, the above-nAmed guarantors are
good and sutaolent ss suretieS for the amount for
which they offer TO be security.
To be certified by thf United stAtea District At
torney, Collector Of Customs, or any other ofncer
under the United States Government, or responsi-
d. Il. RUCKER,
dsp-u Brig. Gen and QuArtermAster.
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For further Information, tickets OF every kinai
W. 2. SMITH,
asster TTansGGoEtiou G
J.sau tcAronaIatl General Ticket Agent.
1894 ARRANeaEEMENTslS61
HEw YoRx Lies.
rHE CAMDEN AND ANNOY AND PHILAsLL.
PhIA AND TEENfoN RAILRoAD coNPA-
SIES LINES.
<ROk PRILADELPRIA TO REB Y0RH
AND WAY PLACBS,
Sre.- wsIsst street Wharf aad kss-
SiAKton Depot,
WILL LEAVE As YoLLowB, VIZ Fare.
n A. NJ, via Camden and Anboy-C. A.
A., 4. 4, via Camden and Jersey City-Ns~
| Jersey Accommodation i.2o
| NJ A. NJ, viA Camden and Jersey City
At . A. NJ, via Csrndon and Jersey CITY
un 4. -I1 X, Us ss HsSstas,Oa and Jsr;sy CITY;
A. II z, Pris' Via c.nd.n and AnbS-c and :,
Al T. H., H'SIaoSSas1s Tia cs$ds6 and Anbo5-c. and
, =. H. IIsK Via Ksns,aS.on and Jersey city, ~
Al az 7. a., va X HsnsinSton and Jersey city,
lxf T;P,3f r., y. XIV k.e.ias,o6 and Jersey c,,y "
A. ,xsSisSs, sSasSs,n Via IA Rsn.ins,ou and Jersey
l. City, Southern Express 10
A. p. NJ via Camden and AmbOJ-Aooon
-. modAtion lFreight and Passengerl-
''.. '... LIST class ticket ~
.s..4. % class ticket 10
rhs SIS P. NJ. Evening Mail and the 30 might
southern Express will run daily, tAll others Sun
lays exoepted.)
DIRECT THROUGH LINES. -u
Bstween washington and New York, via BAlti
Il ..A NlaAa
LSaye WashinEton for New York At and 1874
D.. m, and 7so p. N. The sunday line leaves
Lave HsynYork for Washington at and 10 a
N, 7:So p. m.t and Il midnight. The Sunday lin
Through without change OF cars. g,F r.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at 8 and a IN, II m.
and p. m. 'i''
Leave Kensington Depot AT I1.I6 a M, 2.s6, "a
aad {. Is D. m, and y 80 a. m Cnight.l
Tho as p m. Line runs daily all otherAf sNE
days excepted. l.r.
NEW YORK AND DPHILADELPHIA LINES
Ieave foot Of Barclay street at 6 . m. and p. u
From foot Of Cortland street At =, and 10 a. m
u m, and p. M, and u night.
= The 9 p. m. line runs dailyi all otheD SUNDAY
} excepted. 2 w. n: GhTZAEkt,AFeht
uApEIRHIA, Dee, "a, 1893. .... deal
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PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at and a. m, II m,
Leave Kensington Depot AT ms a. M, a.s6, 40
AAd s.t6 p. m, and i2.6o a. m. (nightl
daVU exoapfed. .- 2. ..I. .-.Hs..
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SCEEE-THE CHURCH Doom ON SUNDAY
Frederick :-"Ihere now, how very provokiag
I've lett the pray er books at hpme!" Maria =
"Well, never mind, dear but do tell me, Is my
bonnet stIaigbt" !"
sentaion--it would look ~ if you were too osten-
tatous of honesty. A. the second time of pre-
sCnIinG you may consider about it, aud say all
again" Third or fourth tlme you may be either
not at home or out of money and should the
creditor call fifth, you may have tair reason 20
De offended at his Pertnacity, and not pty the
bt at ell.
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and he suffered much from the sickness of di,ap-
Tcintmenf, he determined 70 return and once for
The patience which could nerve him 10 the prose-
cution OF this second journey, aud tho untiring
courage with which II was brought to a success
ful issue, deserve higher appreciation than they
have perhaps yet received"
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Ttlearaph
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1864.
TIE NETTING or TIE wArER

Br ELIZABETH II. WHITTIER.
Close beside the meeting waters
Long stood as In a dream,
Watching how the little river
Fell into the broader stream.
Calm and still the mingled current
0lided TO the waiting sea;
On 10 breast serenely pictured
FlOating cloud and skirting tree.
f And I thought, "Oh, human spirit
Strong, and deep, aud pure, aud blest,
Let the stream of my existence
i Blend with thine, and iud its restp'
could die as dies the river
IN that cdrrent deep and wide;
iwouid live as live It's waters,
Flashing from a stronger tidei
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EDUCATIONAL.

CRTTTENDRNs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
y No. 6y7 CHESHUT Street, cornor Of seventh. -
Established 1874. Incorporated 1855.
Young men prepared Tor the Counting house and busi-
nCfs life
ThOtOugh and practical instruction In
BOOK-KEErING
In all It's branches praotsed By the best accountants
ana business men.
PENMANSHIP,
Plain and Ornamental 10 taught BY Of the most com
petCnt OF ptUmtn.
COMMERCIAL Calculations,
Business forms,
Commercial Law,
Detecting Counterfeit Notes, SC
TElKGRAPuISG,
BY sound ard on paper taught IN and practical
manner BY = long- cNper' nctd operator.
STUDENTS INSTRUCTED SEPARATELY,
AnO received NJ any time,
Evening sessous after September 18th
CATALOGUES,
Containing terms, students names (41 last year) 30
Furnished gfats on application.
\. n CRITrESDES A 90.
seg I'm No. 63T CuESNBr street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
kaggs HEADQUARTERS FIRST BATrA-
- lion Union Campaign Club, .
PHiLApEgriuA. October Z, 1885,

S-S lion Union Campaign Club, ..
ORDERS No.4
In accordance with the suggestions Of Committee ap
pointed ~ that matter into consideration has
decided 10 feorgsnize this baaon, aud the following
Tho battalion viii be divided into ten companies 20 be
knswn Companies A, w. G., ID, q, y, %, n, and X.
1here vi b. A,sted 70 each First Asst aut Ma shal
Aasant Masbss and also appoint tho "a des and O'ber
officers necessary 70 rcrrct the o inZ1tUu They Will
hCd respOnsb the good order ami scipnc Of their
tevefa commands, A. wei as Or aa) property Of the Club
n zach Company win se provided with isuteru and
Gag upon which shah be 10 Iousy Displayed the losr
OF me stme lhey Wh DO cArutd by the pctye orderly
NJ Bookf will be provided At these hoai1u.-te-s In
which members OF tho battalion, aud tnnae dCsiriu Of
becoming such. may enrol thor aud attach them
quarters Of the bats Ion Will be oplu daily o'c pck
A NJ. uu " W O'Clock and nm and tnta o. com
panies Nil detai two attend there daily
o the purpose Of receiving the nHmos uf momDers and
" Conn audants Of companies Will mmedaiey select
two mon TO Cgnpos, pioneer and Will, without
del y, pr tced 10 Fcect tho oCeia heretofore
Uded. aud attend TO the thorough oganl VI thor
commands.
" In accordance with tho rcauest Of the Committee tho
Chiut Marshal as sgued tho fOUOw wing ut assistant
narshals 70 the command Of The several 90 npsnos:-
Company A-ColJnCl u. W. y. Baxter.
CUmvuny li-Coloucl =. q Morrhoad.
Compsh; D-CooDeI John y. GlonD.
Company f-Cosnrl I. T.. p. Tappcr.
G. mpany F-CAptAir a. J Knorr.
Conn a. NFJnr q N Berry
Company ll--MsJur Richard Ellis.
COMPANY l. LeucuHntJ j Is. De Haven.
Company K-Majtr Henry Reese, Jr.
D' co" G. CoionSi SaG p. ILLMAKER, Chief Marshal.
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HcN- sTOCKHOLDERs, MEETNG.

b-S CORN kNCHANGk BANK,
PHILADELPHIA, Septcmber 20, 1884.
general meeting 0i the StOakhoder OF the Corn
change Bank OF Philadelphia wlll be held their Bank
ing House, on THUR FAY 2Oth daN Of Octo It,
al II 0cOek noon for the P1rp se OF nEng Into consde
ration on the question whether not the said
Bank thal bee Ouie AssuCau ryiug tho
business Of kank ing under the lave the United 9t'eS
ana Of exercising the powers conferred by the Of
General bemby Of this CommOnwe N'h. erted An ast
enabling tie banks OF mi, Commonwealth E. bee tme assn-
oHtors for the purpose Of banking the NJ the
United Staes approved th 22d dav OF August 1854 aod
10 take such action Ia regard thereto may be Necessary
proper.
by order Of thr Board of Directors.
s.2l-v s9t j. W. TORREY. .Ca.hier.
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r4s. MERCANTILE UNION CLUB.

NSaf@ MERCANTILE UNION CLUB.
IersOnH deArOus OF enrolling tholr names as
BENBERS LF THE CLUB
will hnd Lists open with
II FULLER, No 20 N. Third street
WILLIAM a. holm NO 739 Market street
n. STEEL, No. NJ second street.
N. X HARRIS, No. 1876 N irket street.
II Hun q, No 81 Chesnut street.
BY order Ofthe Executive Committee.
G, j. HOFFMAN,
President
WILLIAM A. RoLIN,
Secretary. lOG 81
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