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John Quincy Adams Oh Miscegena-
ton. .

In Mr. HAOKETT's recent work entitled
"NOtes and Comments on SHAKESPEARE, p
We find reprint Of Mr. JOHN QUINCY
ADAMS paper on the character of DEsDE-
MONA. .... ..t..... . ..
As Mr. ADAMS is regarded with especial
favor by many of the ultraists of the pres
ent day, his opinions upon miscegenation,
contained in this paper, will justify atten-
ton.
Mr.. ADAMS remarks that the first and
chief capacity in which he had read and
studied SHAKESPEARE was as a teacher of
morals, and that the moral SHAKESPEARE
Intended to convey in OrHELLo was the evil
consequences of the intermingling of the
white and black races. He sides with
those who contend that OTHELIo was not a
mere walnut-stained individual, but a
Sooty Moor. Mr. ADAMS says:
Ny objections to the character of Desdemo-
ma arises not from what lagoI or Roderigo, or
BrabantiO or OthellO says of her; but from
what she herself does. She absconds from her
fathers house in the dead OF night to marry a
BlackamOOr. She breaks fathers heart and
leaves his noble house with shame, to crafty
what? Pure love like that of Juliet or Mi
randa? No! Our natural passion; it cannot
be named with delicacy. And why unnatural
but because of his color? In the very first
scene, in the dialogue between RoderigO and
lago, before they arouse BrabantiO to inform
him of his daughters elopement, Roderigo
contemptuOusly calls OthellO, ''the thick lips
Othello. setting aside his color, has
every quality to fascinate and charm the fe-
male heart. DesdemOna, apart from the gross
ness of her fault in being accessible to such q
passion for such an object is amiable and love-
ly; among the most attractive of her sex and
condition. The faults of their tcharacters are
never brought into action, excepting as they
illustrate the moral principle of the whole
story. y The marriage however is the
source of all her calamities it is the primi-
tive cause of all the tragic incidents Of the
play and of its terrible catastrophe. That the
moral lesson to be learned from it is of no
practical utility in England, where there are
no valiant MOOrs to steal the affections of fair
and high born danes, may be true; the lesson
however, is not the less cOuched under the
form of an admirable drama"
We commend the above to the ''Minneapo-
lis gentleman" who finds fault with the we'll
feigned opposition of the Press to the doctrine
of Miscegenation.
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Mr.. W. W. WALES has been confirmed
as Postmaster at st. Anthony vice Daniel
Heaton, resigned. '''
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bis assignment of quotas yesterday {:
Quotas Under Last Two Calls.

The following is a statement of the
quotas of our two Congressional Districts,
under the last two calls of the President
First District. $50
Second District GIL
Total 5,455
Upon the bases Of these quotas, after
proper deductions for credits to each dis
trict for new and volunteer enlistments,
the draft will be made
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fernal Lies :" "The Villainous Clergy" ssHell
Fire for the Rebels!" &c. The general tone
OF the Venti!ator is repugnant, almost disgust
ing, to readers of refinement and delicate SEN
slbllities; while its boasting and braggart ill
accords with the legs-do-your-duty performance
OF the editor, on the occasion of Longstreet's
recent advance upon Knoxville.
1t seems by these extracts that TooMBs
has UNDERGONE the traitor and that BRowN-
Low has overdone the patriot. We have
no doubt that the ParsOn would have
made far better rebel than the ex-Sen
ator and that while TooMBs would have
aided the Union had lie espoused her
cause quite as much as some of our
wealthy men of the North, we would find
BRowNLow's tongue quite as ugly a weapon
as the Rt. Rev. Bishop Folks sword.
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Com m unic alton from Brfgadicr Gem
eral Sibley.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF THE NORTHWEST, )
ST. PAUL, March Q, 1864.
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Lake Superior Land Grant Passed
'a.t..a the Senate. t!'

lake SupefIOf LauU UT8nt F8S8e0
0ali.i..r the Senate. .3!'
PARKER PAINE, Esq, received yesterday
a dispatch from Hon VIM, P. MURRAY,
announcing that the Senate had passed the
bill granting lands to the Mississippi and
Lake Superior Railroad Company. NJ g
THE BELL1NaER MuRDRRRRs The three
soldiers found guilty Of participation in the
BsLLlNaER murder-BEARDsLEY, OLD and
KsrT1NaER-have been ordered to Fort
Smelling by Gen. PoPE, the commanding
officer at which post has been, charged
with the execution of the penalties pre-
scribed.
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Many towns have furnished an excess of
volunteers over the number required Of
them. The aggregate of excuses in each
district is as follows: ..--. .r..
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PROPOSALS,
DR0PosALs FOR STATIONERY.
Eouse Of RspysSen,nfires. DATED States
=" A''i /ya.Lsr D6 :, kryns ~ N 1ss |,

House Of Rsfr.sen;atirss. DATED States:
Clerks 0G:s, August 20, lss4.f
Sealed Proposals will be received st this Office
until FRIDAY, the sOth day of September, 1854, at
II clock for fur nishing each Of the following
EsnT eseI tatiyes Of the United states, viz
100 reams white Qusrto Post Paper, extra super
loo rsams white Commercial Note Paper, extra SUI
per3ne faint Ii ed
q resms wh,se Oommsres o. S1is PAPER extra
80 reams white @ mmsrcial Note Paper, extra
50 rsems vaite. Foolscap Paper, extra superfns,
II re.Ps Legal Cap PAPER. extra saperHns, fam.
10 reams Flat Cap Paper plsin
So reams Manila Paper, Rxl9 inches, weighing
ssn. Psssr and smooth
pounds per ream, fat, very smooth aud
aores@s Manila Paper, 27xa inshes, weighing
- ponnds per resnn, fat, very smooth and
5000 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, szzxa;
5000 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, ssxsa
2o,coo white Thick Adhesive Envelopes. sssxs4
ls,oco White Thick Adhesive Rnyeopss, s,sss7s
5000 fapos Note Envelopes
100 COO bnf Adhesive Envelopes, 7sxass inches
J gross Congress Tie Envelopes
$50 boxes steel Pens; vari ,us kinds
10 dozen bottles best Black Ink Gu arts. rints and
Is aos. Rpb bier pensils long q and and short
8 gross Black Lead Pencils. Faber's, octsgon and
q gross Fa6sr,s Carmine and Blue Pencils
6 dozen Rubber ,Penholders, different sizes
10 dozen packs Visiting Cards
rs lbs best Scarlet Sealing Wax
dozen Disries, for 1865, various kinds
5dozen Memorandums. various kinds
8 dozen Rubber Rulers
dozen Paperweights.
Is dozen Pocket Knives, two, three, four AMI SIX
! ! dozen do ems s,i in g p shears sl',nan
gross Rubber Bands and Kings
800 skins Parchment, l6x22 inches
d dozsn f f"neSe Cups
In tbs supply Of goods, contractors win be rig.
idly REQUIRED to furnish articles fully equal to
Proposals must be accompanied by the names o
the sureties intended to be offered.
the productions of American industry, if equally
any s
state whether the same are the manufacture OF the
charge for carriage. at the Office Of the Clerk Of
the HOUSE of on or before the 18th
Each proposal to be endorsed Proposals for
United States )" and addressed to the undersi gned
Sufficient specimens ofeach class of articles pro;
posed for must accompany the proposal, mark ed
with the name of the bidder.
The peraon Offering to furnish any class Of arti:
cles at the lowest price quality considered, shall
receive z contract for the same, on executing
Clerk Of the House of Representatives., for the
perforpsnce of the same, under f9 9 Of
bond must be filed in the Office of the said Clerk
within ten days after the proposals have been
opened and the result declared.
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk Of the House of Representatives Ct the
United States. 3D-law4t
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALS FOR HAY.

Rashingfos, Sept 9, 1884,
sesled Proposals in dup cate. = ,.a b,,a-oa
% until hbsy s bs d Day
Of September, l,64- Proposals mast be endorsed
prss fo o1 With ali the
Bic dsrs must give their names in full, and each
propssal must be accompanied by an oath of allie
glance, and guaranty. signed BY not less than
two reasonable persons thai II t. is
and suf ei. Mt security furnished for the execution
and all propo ais tbs. may be ma ,s under is
ady riseS en ~ ,as 1essira
II proposals are made by a Urn. the names Of all
the parties must S ss ar tSs Tho
and win be required to furnish the above speciaei
The usu 81 form Of guaranty must accom- Oany each
prs posal. AID parties to whom swasHs are made
mn Al prapAr, to -xeoute contracts at once and
TO sive bonds equal in amount to one half the sum
to he received on tns contract signed by the con-
satisfactorv evidence of the loyalty and solveuey
Of eaeh bidder and person offered as security will
must shown by the off cial sis turs If the clek
Of the district court, or OF the United States
II any bidder to whom an award may be made re-
fuses TO enter into contract agreeablv with the
terms Of this Advertisement, who, after 81 gnng
the contract or bond shall glect refuse to ex
ecute TIE same within the time prescribed IS well
hail have the righ to supply such deficiency BY
purchase in open market. charging So CHI delinquent
bidder contractor with the advance paid over
the bid or contract
Proposals from dis,eyal parties will not be con-
sidered, nor will awards be made to any person or
persons who have heretofore failed to fulfil their
agreements or contracts with the Government
Bidders must ba press mt at the opening OF their
bids TO respond to their names.
The Bay to be delivered eitherin Washington or
COST Of RRsnns
All Ha, contracted for under this adve tisenent
prove of q good mercha ntable quality will be re-
jected. The Hay will be paid for in such funds as
the Government may have on hand to dsburss
upon the completion of the contract, or as soon
thereafter the proper officer shall be in funds.
OF tfs Hay to commence WITHIN nd u IN
completed by the LIST day of November, 1864
Proposals must be addressed to the undersi gned.
G.. BELL,
eep 10 -eoft Lieut.. Col. and @. 8.
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o r FLO IALs
Headqwarhrs Military District Of Wass:rSte's, }
Prorost MGrssdIs Office,
1871

Headqwarkrs Military District Of Wass:rste's,
Prorost AGrskdps Office,
Washinston, d. c., Sept. Il, 1851. }
General Orders, No. 4.
Information having been received at these
headquarters, that many persons engaged in
the Clothing and Furnishing business in this
District have frequently sold citizens c.,,nas
to enlisted men, upon the men exhibiting GER
tifieates OF discharge from the United states
service and as such discharges have. In most
cases, proved to be spurious and forged or be-
tongtHg TO some other person tAaa the one present
iag 1t. It ID therefore
Ordered, That so m 1ch CT General Order No. 3,
issued from these adQuarters, that relates TO
the sale Of clothing to enlisted men, Is 50
amended as to prohibit the sale OF clothing 70
any enlisted man upon discharge papers mat
he may present. until said papers nave been
examined and q special permit obtained from
these Headquarters.
Any violation or evasion of this Order, will
be promptly and severely punished, and the
offenders subjected to the full penalty attached
10 the disobedienee Of this and other existing
orders relating thereto. By command OF
Col NJ. N. WIsRwRLL, Military Gov'r.
T. 1ReRABAM, Colonel and Provost Marshal.
sep 13-6t
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A REVOLUTION AMONG THR TYPOs-It has
been known for some time past I'm Topographic
cal circles that an organization was on foot In
this city, educating young ladies in the art OF
setting type. The sregulars," and sssubs,'
while perfectly aware of the fact, had nc idea
Is to " hat office these women would be en-
ployed in. Yesterday morning the sregs," and
"subs," employed In the Times office came to
work as usual, but found that blooming dam
sells in calico and crinoline had taken their
places at the case. The workmen heretofore
employed on the Times belonged to the Union,
but, as far as heard from their successors do
not 1t Is understood that the compassionate
corps is now composed of IS women and IL men
none Of whom belong TO the typographical
Union. The affair has created considerable ex-
element among the fraternity and much curl
osity Is felt regarding the result OF the enter.
prize Chicago Tribune.
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SroR1r DlsrAs1sl SECRET D1s'As1'
sam RITAN'B GIFT
SAAARITAFS GIFT


eoNoRHGz. eaLLS S SfRio'qFtuRzs 9.
Contains NO Mineral. no Balsam, NO Mercury.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell sos
any TASTE and VI. the net IN .1. E.y in
n 20 days and ' t.esns
snsii bssss. "a :ss.si
no EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, no CHANGE wBkflvBl,
ss ben n sS.s ss ss se 5sss.
Ae'''i'' ~ S4HARIfANS GIFT.
Gent BY mailin plain envelope.
Price-Aale packages, u. Female ~.
sos stSSn, uL shoSSl' soxss l0o gpors
FEfTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPHILIS
sAx az aoos z 1sssz zsEs 3S,os
e Rss9s sf;Si s.'i
@ reaches and 1's1s 1.rtiois
dY AID be healsd and do not transmit to your pos
'sl'' that for T bo 'sr
r AND
system. ss We'll a. iii the bad effects Of Mercury.
male: :s: so 81. AND ME- hiss
most happily :daptsd, In liberated gteISs. IN
Seb; In ana fof 70 tie ss
Sent By express. Price 81 bottle, or Shottlsr
'ol w. sAMARITANs CHANCRI WASH.
R5tss x sspts Full aiIeeti1ns p,.a.Inh,. Pa,
Sold bys CALVERT FORD. corner Of IltA ase
Ri af ssfHPte; COOK. Alexandria. m.,s.a
YouNe bovs iS,5r.d = ),
pleasure, or the duties Of married life; Ase maoe
sEss Or old men tn; II s0is: 81 e
years. before placing themselves under the tIsst, q,
rent sSr Gaas: st u fsrf
81 ssIu;ns s.Sss.
'e.s'o ., d.. oHxs. 4. sTIwx1a s'.o : g. o.,
Rs; .: :.s: t;s
Ecole dc Phsrmscie dc Paris. and the Imperial
oSsss 81 NS Is II. remedy for Relax
alton, spsrnatosrhoes, and EIAsnstien Of TIE sSs.
sss # nbsS. s
No. 10 the infallble remedy for all Impurities and
ns
ih Is n the ss% o. om. md
IL S1s e. g and n ~ :.
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nisis;t sis Ford No. 'ss 3. :!''
"A 1PPTNTsa or MISERY LTHAT. is TIL
SFsH1FAoTTH%s SBESBEss .ss
MEDICINE" have determinsd-tsGardtss S O. S
gsI n n: i;ass
Hons. Nervous Debility, Premature Decline: az :;
disssion. Ws.hnsss. Depression Sr n"o1sISsbIs
iac{ures Ssye been the means OF snlights1in1 ~ ~
SvinS thousand, and viii Be forvardsd rss assv
receipt Of four stamps. By aAdfesstaR C63
fSs;siss G5isa y Asssssss ~ Asssess g i$H
IF fEJEEEHFXb HYk9 dFoHaHoSs kkzHkEl
f40KGx' ON BOX WILL PIa1enA 4 W. a.
HTinEsdisnts are purely yss "a sSar. sn1
nay 30 carried IN the vest POCKET wttaos' ~ ~
44tsetica. QiscplAss fres: rncs Il 3. x1ta1, 40
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u" bALrIMoRl

d. 'sh"0oNb BALTIMORE
OFYICB No. = SOUTH FREDERICK sFRlTr
THE ONLY PHYsIeIAN ADVsRTIsINa
f'''''. s:S;SsI y S.Isi
Persons Ruined by Is:orspt Pret.eder: OF by
Deadly Poison: Ms s;,y should ,'pi,
A CURB WARRANTED OR NO ORAR6D
IN FRoX ONE 70 TW0 oars
etriotares, Affections of the kidneys and Bl.dass,
bbtlDI:.toiR q tSs Heart ri%idit, snSIisS:
TTn.o.t Nose: or Skin, Affection. of the Liver.
der. .rsns fe% soisaf, Habit. Of voS.RsSs
sseRsf and solitary practices fatal 70 thsir
s1 IL: sss.. 81
snucpahons, rendering marriage. &C.. impoai-
YOUNG MEN
Eskeeiaily, Who have become the victims OF soIi-
seoss seS Ss:S
.sSi.f ss.,,.: .,,h he ssYnssr: :, 3:
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
These srs some of the sad and melancholy sneess
e sishs; Eof: of IassrlsI Power; sps..ion' q
sss,s@cn. Of the Digestive Paae,i"n:. ssns ss
DEBILITY, SYMPTOMS OF Consumpsion, 80
much to be dreaded-Lcss Of Memory oonfndoa
. Pc q tSS. s s
tude' Timdty' &c ARRuoE
nsr5isss, essPs Of Physioa S ws.tns.s, 9rs.nis
Debility, Wasting Of the Organs. Defermities. &C..
He who places himself Under the car. OF DR.. J.
r, ms G
Physician.
O" MINIS 10 MARRiAGS
Of the organs !, Speedily cured and full vsof
restored, Thousands Of the most nervous. dsbili.
Seen r.s1ed mad lost ~
An edinents 70 m.rf.xs. paynos, or Mental
yous Irritability. Tremblng s, and Weakness, 81
cured.
Dir. JOHNSON
don, Graduate from one Of the NEST eminent Col.
p and
snosS many with rnsns n tss s.ss
AID ears when asleep great nervousness be alarmed
| blushine, attended sometimes With dsrsnsernsnS
| OF mind, we're cured immediately.
who have injured themselves by certain practice
INDUCED in when slonsa habit FREQ emily learned
Which are nightly felt. even when asleep. ana, Il
| not cured, renders marriage Impossible, and de-
stroys both mind and bsdy. should apply tnfmedk
what pity that = y.npf man. tn: sogs q q HE 4.
life BY The Of lewiston from The pstS
Such persons must ~ ist kRse ecPssenDl''ins
reflect that . sound mind and body are the naose
nds.d Wtsous the sk1ooss
IL az VII .sss%::
'hs0'e pi Eie HSs so" Or 1xPRuDssoE.
pleasure finds be has imbibed tie seeds Of this pain
fnl disease il often happens that An III timed sense
plying to those who. from eaacstien and resps.ts.
| bility can alone befriend him. He falls into the
Keep him trifins month after month. Or Is long .
ss
Ing or y the use Of sh.. deadly
disease susS
sf a:.ss q :sd
his dreadful suferngs BY sending him to that On.
discovered country from whose bourne no travsis.
OFFICB SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
left hand side going from Baltimore street, few
DOORS from the corner. Fail not to observe name
u No letters received unle.. post paid and con.
Wiling should state age and send Doson q sd
vertisement describing symptoms,
TRs DIS Diploma haags in Ats OLE.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousand cured at this sstabhshmsas
sas Ss
Johnston, witnessed By the reportsrsSf The Bun"
peared again and again before the pm hic, besides
his standing IS q gentleman OF character and r.
sponsibili II . sufficient guarantee 70 the T.
hictsd
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
a2o.ly
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IMPORTANT TO sUTLER6
Suffers WILL FIND
H. A. DOWNING 4 co.'s

DON O y r e D OLAA
TO BI MOST VALUABLE ARTIoLI TO
THEIR TRADE,
1t sells very rapidly. and Is the most economical
article ef DIS for the oesrs mess. It IL prepared
In one minute. and makes most delicious Soup OF
Chowder. 1t Is highly recommended By Arm
Surgeons. The profits are large
Fl. A. DOWNING d CO.,
Manufacturers of Concentrated Food
No. III East 18th ST., New York
For sale BIZ BARBOUR & SEMME5, Sole Agents,
64 Louisiana Avenue,
se1-y Washington, D. @
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Offers may be made for one more articles. at
the option of the bidder, and in case more than
article is contained in this offer. the chief Of tbs
buread will have the right to accept one or more
of the articles contained in such offer and reject
the remainder. The prize n7xSs be uniform, and of
Jtrs must embtace all Of any more articles de-
iirsTdtls at all the stations
For the description of articles in the above list,
bidders referred to the samples at the said navy
yards. and to the ment Of this bureau da
ted July s. 1863, and for inform alton to the
and regulations in pam phet form gardins con-
tracts, to the officers of the several commandants
ofnavy yards and navy agents
The department reserves the right TO reject any
proposal not considered advantag to the Gov
eminent
Blank forms of proposals may be obtained on ap.
plicatiop to the navy agent at Boston, New York,
or Philadelphia and at this buresu. sep 2law4w
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ID = o ? 0 S A L
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

o
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bnreax Of Yards md Docks, Augnst p, l3ii.f
dorssd Proposals for cass No. name the Glass;
for the Navy Yard at (nam. the yardJ, will be re-.
nuxt At eeasR.p M at Witch hour the ep opening sa
ofthe bids will! be commenced. for furnishing and
and in ar prn ed sshed
laes, which With f1l instructions, will DO fur
quested to persons desiring to offer to contract for
any or all Of the classes named therein, By the
eassss for the yards s Se by
the Navy Agent nearest thereto, or BY the bureau
70 prevent confasion and mis.akesip sealing the
offers, no bid will be received which contains
P
according to the forms Of Offer Odd gu sranty. and
each individual of firm muG( Sign the bid and
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly
their destination before the time expir. for re-
Ra TIN be ws
allowance win be made for failures Of the mail.
AZ o6srs ust be accompanied by certified copy
TO guard s se.inst Offers being opened before the
line under ths endorsement. thus.
Proposals for Glass No. tRame the CLASSY for the
Navy Yard al name the ysrd.)n
To the Chief Of the Bureau of Yards aud Docis,
Instructions and forms of offer, with copies Of
he laws bearing on the subject, viii be furnished
Bureau, ON application to all or either Of them.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.
class White Pine
and RI sass css.
E5e and E1f sss ae class y
glass No .ss Psin,s 6il and Glass; Class No. e.
Eng class NO % rs Glass 10.
=, Hay and STRAW; class No. ii. Proyendsr; class lass
ss ss B snd 5His
0ils; GLASS No, Is; Iron Castings; class No. q.
oeppsf
and Composition. Nails class No. 80, Machinery
5, Oak and Hard Wood; class Ne s, White Pine,
?,Grsvei and ssna siss. NJ: - Mouldi Ing and
ilen = NO si s. P al
No: is; Fire Wood; sIss. No: %, Hay snS strs:;
sperm s os ne Assn Iron
thrsets COAL ei:s; No g. hse sc 6nmb an
land Goal; class No: 81, Semi Bituminous. Broad
Smiths Patent Boring and Mortisins Machine. D.
NEW YORK.
o Cisss NO. i srN,sRs eass No stone class No.
No s, Oak and Hard Wood; class No. s, White
Psgsr sns sai S
No. 9, Gravel and Sand: class Ne OF. Mouldins
a Es Sand saa Fire esyk a: S
Eies class Paints 5ls and e Glass; SO class
Nj Is ssss ks e asy Ss snd
eH and Mpe
* IRON works, Piping, &c: class No. Is, Haser s
fI,,s No k1aaS as eIsss NJ
e. e. Anu ''D''''''D 'A''' '"'S' A. f''s TRUCK
PH1LADELPEIA:
YsiIow Pine Timbsr cia e1sss No 0sk snd Hsfa
Wood; class No. s, White Pine, Spruce. Juniper.
ara 0yg5sss; class No; Lime Hair, saa Plaster
No. H. Flies Class No. Is, Paints dis e sna GLASS
Glass No. Hsg .sd s.ss s ss. 5s
B.ss f:s sS ssss &
and LubricatinE Oils; class No. Is. Augers; class
No. =. Xnthrssits Goal; class ~: %, Semi: Btas
fnd class
NAVAL ASYLUM.
&C. so s.s: Ens S1ss ~: tssS
II" nmher No - ;saHeoa ci.: e'Sss
is. PToysnder; class No u, NIGEL snsous; class
o,,.y WAsHINGT TON. s..
T. yellow Pine Lumber; class No. s, Oak and Hard
WOOD; class No: 6, White Pine, Spruce, Juniper.
class class No. "a. Moulding and Fire Sand and Fire
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Va Department, Adjxtons 9essrops O6sSs,
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All applications for leaves Of absence OF per.
70 Major General Halleck, Chief Of Stan, and
must specify the business for which the offacsY
desireD the permission. Telegrams addressed
direct TO the Secretary Of War on this subjsct
viii receive NO attention.
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