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SQUARZA'S
Travellers and Miners companion

NINERS, MARINERS AND TRAVELLERS, by
wi land aud sea, will acknowledge that Squar-
IA Punch is Incompatible they combine with
their exquisite flavor as A beverage, the proper
ties which produce speedy and efficient cure of
sea-sickness, and act a valuable preventive of
fever and dySentery.
SQUARZA'S TRAVELLERS AND MINERS
COMPANION contains a fine assortment of his
CELEBRATED PUNCHES
and some of the finest Liquors necessary to the
health of Travellers and Miners. For convent
ence this Companion is of four classes, contain
ing from six to twelve apartments.
N0TICE.-Ladies supplied also
San Francisco, April s, 1864. 1913.
All of Squarza's Punches to be had at the
- Bank Exchange Saloon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02
Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes o climate sources Of Pt MON \
Ply Bnoxcur, and Affections. Experience hav
Ing proved simple remedies en act speedily when taken
in the ry disease. should at once be had
T. Bro,os bronchial Tr,cies Lnzenges, let the Cold
Cough ar Irritation Of the Throat he slight As by i-
pre.t,n a more serious attack be eifecuay waided
on pyric SPEAK aud SNGEES will md them eiiectni
for clearing ngthenng the voice Soldiers should
have them carried in the pocket and taken a
occ requires
Agents for California, REmXGroS Co.. san Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02

CHLoRoYoRM.--An army correspondent writes
as follows in regard to the immense value of this
agent:
Day before yesterday some three hundred
rebel wounded fell into our hands. OF these
twenty-one required capital operations. They
were placed in a row, slip of paper pinned to
each mans coat collar telling the nature of the
operation to be performed. DR.. Morton first
passes along, and with towel saturated with
ether puts every man beyond consciousness and
pain. The operating Surgeon follows and rapid
ly and skillfully amputates leg arm, as
the may be, until the twenty lone have been
subjected to the knife and saw without one
twinge of pain. A second surgeon ties up the
arteries-a third dresses the wounds. The men
are taken to tents near by, and wake up to find
themselves cut in two without torture, while a
winrow of Topped off members attest the work.
The last man had been operated upon before
the first awakened. Nothing could be more
dramatic, and nothing could more perfectly
demonstrate the value of anasthetics. Besides
men fight better when they know that torture
does not follow wound, and numberess lives
are saved that the shock of the knife would lose
to their friends and the country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02

FELIX . BYRNE, gentleman recently connected
with the editorial staff of the Aha California and
american Flag, is now editor os the irish Ne,cs,
which will hereafter yield cordial support to
the Administration of Lincoln
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02

ScHoof 4 ~ MARsHALs.-The law of the
State ma q ~ duty of the School Trustees
of eachs 10 appoint School Census
Marshal e "a e1bre the first day of July. The
time hs5 = "A Tor these appointments to be
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02

YEsrrrn4x@ lbrs the first time since July 4, 1860,
the Americas nag was displayed from Masonic
Hall in this eifYs On the day above mentioned
it was hoisks1 - the building, but taken down
by thres Ill - men who contehded that was no
place fork Aesfhe flag is likely to last longer
than the He1E 4 " now considered worthy to be
displayed b III flagstaff. -Sdcramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02

JOSH. Billings on DRAFrING.-Widder women
and their only son-iz xempt, provided the wild
der's husband has already sarved years in the
war; and il willing to go agin believe the SUI
preme corte has decided this thing forever.
Once more &: If man should run ava with
his draft, he probably wouldn't ever be allowed
to stand the draft agin this looks sevear at fust
site, but the more yu look at it, the more yu can
see the wisdom into it.
Once morely; Xempts those who have
been drafted into the staff przzen for trying to
git an honnist living bi supporting wives at
onst; also, all nusepaper correspondents and
fools in general.
Once more agin: No substitute will be ack-
septed who is less than three or more than ten
feet high he must know how to chew tobacker
and drink poor whiskee, and he mustn't be afeerd
of the itch nor the rebels Moral karacter isn't
required, as the Government furnishes that and
rashuns.
Conclusively; No person can be drafted but
twice in different phases without his consent
but all men has right to be drafted at least
onst; don't think even rit of habeas corpu,
could deprive man of this last blessed privilege
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02

The Government may tax our matches but
we challenge the world to match our taxes
Osuego Palladium. eeg 3 sTs6 4.64ss
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02

WARREN OLIVER, of Siskiyou, is proposed by
the Yreka Journal as candidate for Presidential
Elector for the northern part of the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02
Mothers Mothers Mothers

tn Don't fail to procure Mrs. HTmsf0"'s Soothing
Syrup for CHILDREN TEETHING. This valuable prepare
tion is prescription Of Of the best female phy7'c"s
and nurses in the United and has been used Tor thirty
years with falling safety and success 10y millions Oh
mothers and children the feeble infant OF one week od
to adult only relieves the child from PAIN ut
ncIdty
tone and energy 10 the whole will almost instant
relieve
GRIPPING IN the BOWELS kN0 WIND CHotlC,
We believe il il the best and urest remedy the world to all
Of and pitRRB6A in children, whethet II
arises from Teething o from other cause
will accompany each bottle
genuine fac siniie CURTIS q PEKhlNS, new
York wrapper. Sold by all Medicine deal
srs Principal ONCE IS Dey street New York.
a. Price only 90 cents per bottle
I46 and las Front street. San Francisco,
10 sni6m Agent for California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02

Grandmcthss,p said Ike, seriously, to Mrs.
Partington, hxYc you heard the report that the
Prince Of Wsle6 baby has not got all his fingers
ON one hand, and that both his legs are not
right ~ !, , ~, d, ,.au
" Then how cbuld he ever WELD the spectre OF
the realm. 81 Mslk as be ought to?"
Ike. hoWSV01 5etended not to hear the remark
but began c5i6pIne the cats whiskers, and grin
ming to thfnk fhaf his grandmother did not see
that nob0dy 1nsall his fingers on one hand, nor
ANYBODY tWo1frht legs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02

IsvAsIos.--The Summer tide of emigration
from the East hrs fairly set in, says the Salt Lake
Vedctte, and trains are to be met at the distance
of every Eve or six miles along the entire eastern
portion of the Overland Mail road, on their way
to Idaho, Montana Utah, Nevada, Oregon and
California. An these emigrants, SO far as we
have SEEM seem to have been and to be in COM
Portable circumstances, and will thus form from
the start valuable acquisition to the locality
where they. mag settle. Wefurther observe with
pleasure that many of them have served term
in the Union ar1ay--than which no better guar
antee is reqpired of their being sound on the
question OF qnettipns.
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The Restorer Reproduces p!

THE HAIR DRESSING
Cultivates and Beauties
II your hair thin try it, IL scurfy il; if harsh try it.
,u,trIes try it, If othcse try it, for all who use it will
ure.erve their through life. For sale 10y all Druggist
,-eat, for California Smith Dean. San Fran
ci-ca. io-shi''"i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02

Mirror ruARE LATHAM is expected on
the QotdS3 SOW over due. Milton Is IN oad
sodor anu - Ealifornia acquaintances.-Ap-
peal.
Woads1 fIton isn't the Jonah who is re-
sponsiblS 1stsntiOn of the Golden Ass'-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02

TROUBLE on THE RooF.-The Boston Saturday
Epening Gazette at the editorial table of which
sit three sad dogs, Clapp, Thaxter and Shillaber,
which accounts for their being % wag lis re-
sponsble for the following
One evening, recently, the quiet of s.
street was broken by the cries of Police Po-
lice - One of these faithful guardians imme-
datey reported in the rear of the block, and
from the third story window ladys head pro-
jected, and from her the alarm had pro ceeded-
The policeman inquired into the trouble, and
was informed that she could see, on the shed OF
house fronting the next street, a man who
apparently asleep. Other neighbors who
had been attracted by the noise, also said they
could see him coiled up on the shed, and some
thought he had fallen from the window in fit.
The policeman, thinking it might be some shrewd
burglar who was feigning ntoxication, scaled
the fence reached the shed, and there found a
man wrapped up in a travelling shawl, sleeping
soundly. And after shake or two the man
came to his senses, and in answer to the police
mans inquiries, replied: % Why, this is my
house and this is my shed, and as have just
returned from the war, where have roughed il
on the hard ground for eighteen months, | found
it impossible to sleep in a bed, and so just took
shakcdown here. So, sergeant, don't trouble
yourself, but just get outside my lines
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-02
BRADLEY g. RUL0FSON,
Photographers!
Successors to Vance,)
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

A CARD FROM R.. II. VANCE
SYing been an s succeeded in the the Pr Pho
MkELWkSSId tographic business by Messrs.
sSzLyT BRADLEY l. RULOFS0N, takes
great pleasure in commenting them to his friends,
former patrons and the public, as emnently quail
flied to conduct
First class Photographic Gallery.
Mr.. Bradley being the largest importer of Pho
Geographic material in the State the public may
rest assured that at all times they will find a
choice collection of everything new and beauti-
full from the Eastern and European markets.
Mr.. Ruofson, who devotes his whole attention
to the establishment, brings with him over twen-
ty years of experience in the art and certainly
has no superior in the requisite qualifications for
success therein, possessing as he does a high or
der of artistic attachments and all gentlemanly
qualities which can never fail to make it pleasant
for those who call on them. Just go and see for
yourselves. X. H. VANCE.
nfs~ PHOTOGRAPHS, ANBRoTYPEs AND VISITING
CARDS executed in a superior manner. Small
pictures cased and enlarged to any size, and
neatly finished in India Ink, Water Colors, or
in Oil. None but the most accomplished artists
employed in this Gallery, and all work warrant
ed IN ri Sati sfacfion IL. ID.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-11-04
Have You Heard from the peoplel
BY CHAPLAIN LozIER.

BY CHAPLAIN LozIER.
AIR-"01d Granite State"
Have you heard from the people Of the "0ld
Hooser State"
Where tho Copl orheads and Traitors mel
their melancholy fate !
Who're the 20. A. X" and the "k. @. c."
Took y journey uP Salt River with tho Sons
OF Liberty.
o Mcdonald o Joseph!
or the Old lIOosier state,
Have you heard, &c.
Twas there that the hopes OF the Rebels had
been STAYED,
For they fought us in the South Till the Soutl
was nearly played"
So whilo ito Rebel Army were hghtng In the
bitches.
They att loked us In the rear with force OF
Sons of-Liberty
q Dr. Athoni o 10. Ristinei
0fthe Old Hooser State.
lIayc you heard, &c.
These Patriotic Sons we're so piously inclined,
That they got some "Sunday School Books"
to train the ycuthfu mind;
They made fine selection, fer every "book"
40 teach the young idea precisely how to
"shoof"
oJohn Walker! o Dan Voorhees,
or the Old Hoosier State.
Have you heard, &c.
But or: their Grand Commander had got his
scholars classed,
Into Il "Lincoln Bastile" his precious form
was cast
But down n friendly rope he slid, and rom the
country Skinned"
And thus escaped another rope that mig ht
have stopped his wind.
o Harrison! o Evangelist
OF the Old Hoosier State.
Have yeu heard, &c.
This Patriotic PARTY. to keep thoir craft a1oat
Devised piece Of strategy, to get the sol
diers' vote.
But they found that tho missiles that the tru,
soldier sends
Are bullets at the rebels and ballots at their
o Nansnnl o Perkins,
0fthe OH Hoosier State.
Nave you heard, &c.
Ard now tho car Of Freedom is proudly roll
ing on,
And Little Mac" is going where "Blg Mae
Is gone.
Wen keep Honest Abraham to guide the Ship
,Of State,
And Wen conquer the rebellion and keep the
homo ''rebs" stra ghtl
Mcdonald! o Manson!
OF the Old Hoosier state.
You have heard from the people of the Old
HooSler state,
And you SEQ in their decision the Sym q
thizsr's" fitel
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"a do, Lewis Dukes, l,UO
Best Fine Wool Lambs,
Jacob Gorby,
CLASS K.-PoULTRY.
Best Pair Bantams, Henry
Sheets, so
CLASS L.-FARMiNG IMPLEMENTS.
Best Churn, John Hollowell, Diploma.
Best Double Shovel Plow, Jesse
Wolf,
CLASS M.-MANuFAcTUREs g. Me-
CHANICs.
Best Mems Saddle, Diploma.
Best Women's Saddle,
Best Single Carriage Harness,
Best Bride and Martingale,
sr CLASS N.
Best Barrcll Flour, j. ii. Mum
ma, Diploma.
Best Carriage, C. T. Koons,
Best Top Buggy, G. T. Koons
Best Trotting Buggy, f. Beach "
Best Bed Stead, Deitsch & Son /"
Best Center Table, " "
Best Set Chairs, /"
Best Buffalo Wagon, Z. Beach
CLASS o. DoMEsTlc MANUFACTURES.
Best 5 lbs Fresh Butter, John
Marklc, 1,OOl
Best Cheese, Stephen Smith, 1,00l
Best Jar Lard, John Radebaugh, 1,50
CLASS P.-CANNED Fruit AND Pre-
SERVES.
Best Jar Red Currant Jelly, sol
" Jar Honey, 100
" Gallon Sorghum Syrup, G.
l. Kelly. 100
" lbs Sorghum Sugar, Ezra
Karn, 1,0OI
" Jar Apple Butter, Mrs. Ja-
cob Stoker, so
+" Gallon Maple Molasses, Jno.
Radabaugh, So
Z" lbs Maple Sugar, j. Stoller so
" Display Canned Fruit, A.W.
Strother, 200
Currant Wine, A. w. Stroth-
er. 20
" bldchDcTrV w inc, 2D
!" Grape Wine, A. w. Strother, %
" D gallons Sweet Cider, 81
CLASS Q.--PIoKLEs.
Best Jar Cucumber Pickles, Mrs
w. w. Strother, SO
Best Jar Tomato Pickles, Mrs.
VIM. Martin, so
Jar Cabbage pickles, Mrs.
Mn. Martin, SO
CLASS R.-HoUsEHoLp FABRICS
Best Pair Double Coverlets, Mrs.
VIM. Stephen, 200
" Pair Single Coverlets, Mrs.
Josiah Elder, 100
Woolen Blanket, homemade
Jacob Stoker LOO
" 10 yards. Barred Flannel,
home made, Mrs. E..Karn, LOO
Pair Woolen Mittens Mrs.
j. CARLY, 20
&" Pair Woolen Gloves, Mrs.
Mooney, %
GO Pair Wooden Socks, same, %
" Pair Woolen Stockings, Mrs.
j. w. West, 25
" Pair Cotton Stockings, Mrs.
j. West, 80
Counterpart, j. c. Bonham, LOO
Best Patch Work Quilt, Mrs.
Jacob Stocker, 200
2nd " Patch Work Quilt, same, 100
Best Linen Table Cloth Mrs. j.
Markle, so
CLASS S.-MILLINERY.
Best Bonnet, Miss. Mavety, Dip.
a" Cap, Mrs Mooney, Dip.
" Shirt, Mrs. Stoker, Dip.
f" Ladies' Embroidered Skirt, Dip.
(" Embroidered Collar, Dip
p" Infants Sock, Miss Eta
Cox, Dip.
CLASS U.--SHELL Work.
Best Ornamental Shell Work,
Mrs. w. w. Stoker, 100
4" Picture Frame, Mrs. Thos.
Mullen, so.
{" Displcy Chrochet Work,
Mrs. W. w. Strother, 80
CLASS V.-FLoRAL.
Best Dispy Green House Plants,
Miss NJ. Byal, 100
Arranged Boquct, Mrs. A.
w. Strother, 10
'' Basket Flowers, Mrs. A. w. go
Strother 10
Specimen Penmanship, j.
| w. Powell, 100
f" Ambrotypes, j. II Shell, 100
Photographs, f.. b. Troly, LOO
" Pen Drawing, j. w. Powell,
CLASS W.-FRUITs.
! Best 5 Varieties Winter Ap-
pies, A. W. Strother, 200
2d do, VIM. Martin, 100
Best 8 Varieties Fall Apples,
A. w. Strother, 200
I'd do, VIM. Martin, 100
Best Display Pears, A. w.
Strother, tsl4 100
Display Ounces, F. w.
+" Display Of Grapes, A. w.
Strother, 10
Bus. Dried Apples, Jacob
| Stoker, uo',si4 asii,l oc
L
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-11-04
LIST OF PREMIUMS

Awarded Mt the Thirteenth Annual
Fair of the Hancock County Agricul-
turai Society, held in Findlay, Oc-
tober 9th, 9Th and Sth, 1864.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR BUILDING AND
Il IQuIPpINe TWO FIRST CLASS AND TWO |
SECOND CLASS LIGHT-vEssELs


| F. IntAsuRy DEpARrmErT,l
OfFfcE LtoHr-HousE BOARD,
WAsHrroros CRY, July N, 1854.
Separate sealed proposal. will Be received at
August, 1854, for buiidlnE and eanipplns Two frst
class hght-vsssels, Of the following dimsnsIons,
Lengtn from alter side Of stern post 70 the fore
moulded, q feat inches; depth Of hold from Tor
q nn6es strAke to top Of beam, II feet; tonnage
| Also, Tor buiIdiog and squippins two second
class lightvessels, OF the following dimensions;
Lfngth between pefpendloulars, 81 feet inches;
hold rom top OF Ii%ssi .trss % seP q Sss psS
White est 'G 70 e Of tSS .sO., tim
tsppsd southern tia p The printed .pesia S
lions BY which the vessels ana 70 be constructed,
and which will, with the drawings and plans, be
be had on sppioAtlon 70 the Light-house board,
or TO the Iight-house Inspector at Portland, Bos-
ton, New York, or Philadelphis, at which places,
| also, the plans and drawings may be seen and ex-
| amined .uO.. p. u
The Board reserves the right to reject any pro-
posa or TO refuse to receive any vessel not built
In strict conformity to the terms OF the contract,
and no contract will be considered binding until IL
ahsil have been approved by; the Hon. Secretary
OF the treasury. No proposal will be received or
| considered, unless from person, engaged in ship
bui ding, and each offer must be accom- anied BY
hs M Az 2, tTS Psrsons as sure
Zach veasel must be di.tinctly specified, with
the sum for which the bidder pi 1poses to build
aeatlons, and a copy Of the printed specidesiions
must be enclosed by each bidder, a. evidence that
there 70 no mistake as to the object Of his pro
! a drawing Of the yes,el eontraetec for will be
furnished % the contracts, TO which he viii be
lot lines will be taken Oh and the mould
by the superintending oioer, who will be assigned
TO the duty by ttt. Bad, with the approval Of the
quirsd 70 see that the work executed and the ma.
tetiaa used are In strict conformity 10 the terms
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GRAY'S PATENT
NODDED COLLARS

Are not simply nat pieces d paper cut in the form
OF collar but are Nodded AID Shaped 10 1T ne neck,
having perfect curve free from angles or breaks,
which Is obtained by our pAtOrted Prooess, which
also secures another GduGEGge p'sseSSed BY no other
eOlIar, viz; Space for the CrGvat In the Turn-down
style, he inside efVieh Is perfectly snOoh and free
from puetsrs making this collar, for ease neAtness,
and durability, unequalled.
They are made In Turn.down style In sizes from
u to IT, and In Garrotte from Is to IT inches and
packed In neat blue boxes Of 100 eaehj also In
smaller ones Of 10 eSch-the latter very handy
package for travellers, ariuy and navy officers.
GrEVERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT MGLDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS b CO.,
S22 PennsylvariA avenue,
Between Ninth and Teuth streets,
ien-dsm Washington, d, c.
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ALEX NDRIA, VA.

NEWSPAPERS AND PERIoDI-
tSH.EpwrE HALLES Shsi dealer In ysw.ps-
pers Periodicals, Novels, Stationery, Prints To-
bacoo, segArs, Flags and Playing Cardsj also, .
graphs, ilb King street, four doors below Provost
Marshal's office, Alexandria, Va.
Subscriptions md advertisements for the wash
ington DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received. :
Ap20-u
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COMMENCEMENT Of the war fought With distin-
'm.m ofllving ysior, rolling on the foe, for they
hsvc Expressed their wish TO 90 where they were
needed, and stay 40 long a. desired: They are
stay n long a. rebels occupy loyal soil. Their
deeds Of glory will be eagerly heard and willing y
ohroniclel by our paper.
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AnY one having occasion TO visit a private
vellny.
A large and sucoessful practices hers and else
where enables him 70 guaranty sperfect cure In all
All vista and communications strictly private
and CONFIDENTIAL. Perssns calling SEQ no one but
the Doctor. febi-u
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Aatiuual Republican.
[oFrIorAL.1
pssAsrmsrT OF STATE, I

hniorma'ion mas poen rooo''eu ~ sni' 10
ParImon' rom mr. =. inu,s'on' tue .iceoon-
SUI 'enerai VI 'no o ,ns o'.'os ~ nonss.A'
o, an amenamen' 70 'ne rroVinciai actoi Gan
qua re'peeuns uu.ee vi ou''o'ns anu 'ie COL
lcc'ion 'aereo'' anu 70 ai'er 'oe ouHeS on cer-
tam sooas, 10 lonows' A
/. u auui''en " 'no ~ 'sioro''i aullOs oi
customs paysoie 'neieon, unuer any &c. now
IN ,orce, tnere snal % imposed, levied, ana
eoiiee.eu On gin, rum coroiais' sPir's Oh WINS
anu aiconoi, NOT ooing Wniskey or oranay,
speclhc duty OF customs OF fifteen cent? ior
every canon WINE measure tnereo', VI 'ns
s"eng'n Oh PROOF oy sykesf nyarome'o', snu
~ N propor''on ior any greater s"'"s'p VI
any less qusn.iy 'nan Canon.
% IN aaoi'ion 70 tne specip uu'Y u Gus
.o"' psyaoio 'neicon' unae, any a.' Nv" IN
,o'ce, 'nere snal Do ilnposeu' ieViea' ana eo'-
ioe'eu on WHISKY iu,'ne' ePe'ne uuS VI
.u 1s y, niA e.a,' ~, o'e.y saoA 80
n,aso Nuo., VI 'uo o".nssn VI piooi ~
oyAoo nyuio"o',, anu ~ IN piopo.uon W.
"ny s'oa''' '"'ns'" W ""S 'e'' qu""'''' 'n"n
sIo"'
% ~ "u'on W 'no ~ 'ai'' io Gun uu'' VI gus
force, there shall be imposed, levied, and col.
lected on brandy specific duty Of customs of
fifteen cents for every gallon wine measure
sn " 'ns 'AVus'n VI p,ooi ~ ~
u'o'"''o', anu ~ IN PioPoiAon io' a"y s'o"'o'
strength or any less quantity than gallon.
4. The duties imposed by the foregoing sec
tlons shall be held TO have come into force on
the 18th day Of May In the present year, 1854,
and shall be held to have been psyfb on all
such goods as aforesaid imported into this
province, or taken out OF the warehouse for
consumption therein, upon or after the Said day.
8. In addition to the I'D valorem duty Of Gus
toms payable thereon, under any act now In
force, there shall be imposed, levied, and COLI
lected on the several descriptions Of manufsc-
tured tobacco hereinafter mentioned the spe-
ciac duties Of customs following; that is To
says '' g..
On cavendish, plug, twist, and all descrip-
tions of manufactured tobacco, sweetened or
not sweetened, except that hereinafter specially
mentioned, and otherwise charged with duty,
for every pound ten cents.
On common and smoking tobacco (tabac
frini) made from impressed tobacco, whether
from the leaf and stems together, or exclu-
sively from stems, and on shoots or other
refuse, separated from fine cut tobacco In the
process of manufacture, for every pound Eve
cents. o..
On snuff and snuff flour. manufactured from
tobacco, ground dry, for every pound ten
centa .'
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OEFI 9 A Z. ,.-- -


. rr Be-. Wan DEPARrmENT,l
ADJUTArT GENERALLY OFfICE,
WARRINGTON, D. O., July II, 1884.
The following officers having been reported at
the headquarters Of the army for the offences here
matter specified, are hereby notified that they
will stand dismissed the service Of the United
states, unless, within fifteen days from this
date, they appear before the Military Commission
In session in this city Of which Brigadier General
John G. Caldwell, United stAtes volunteers, Ia
president, and make. satisfactory defence to the
charges against them:
For violation Of General Order No. 49, current series,
from his eLFcs, and conduct uRbseOminO an officer
and gentlemen, -
Assistant surgeon Hugh Moo. Wilson, I'd
Mounted Rifles, New York volunteers. ,.
Absence WIihou Leave.
First Lieutenant VIM. G. Anderson, adJutAnt 9TH
Indiana oiyalry.
L. d. TOWNSEND, ..
jyli-it Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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NETS AND BARS.

Inc undersigned has on hand, and 10 prepared
to put up, the most approved styles Of
MOSQUITO BARS,
such as Palmer's Fixture OF Movable Standard,
HArtwelpB Imperial steel Wire Canopy, or Roe
bucks Umbrella Mosquito Bar, At short notice
and the lowest New York price.
Meta and LAge sold BY the quantity, piece or by
the yard GEO. WtLLNER,
UnholBterer and Paper Hanger,
jyI tBi Ninth street, bet. ID and E.