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GOLD AT 27O.


Governor Chase the horror Of red-dog bank
ers, is out of the Treasury, and Mr.. Fessenden,
whom everybody speaks well OF, reigns in his
stead. Congress was fairly bullied and cajoed
into repeating the righteous and wholesome act
which prohibited betting on future differences in
market value between gold and greenbacks; the
Alabama is destroyed aud the military situation
is moro hopeful than IL has previously been since
Bull Run yet the premium on gold rose yeSter-
terday TO l70
70 What have the Mokannas, who attributed the
rise of gold two weeks since to Mr.. Chase and
the Gold bill, 10 say for themselves : Wnere
shall they hide from the prompt and thorough
exposure of their ignorance and their charla-
tanism Grant is laundering at the gates of
Richmond Sherman AZ those Of Atlanta; Candy
has probably struck another heavy blow at the
Southwest; the Rebellion is vslbly on its laIs
legs, and tottering at that; yet gold goes up like
a balloon so thai $4,000 If it will buy more than
$4,000 of Uuted States Six Per Gents, payable
principal and interest, In con!
The busines OF the country Is all but fatally
deTanged all nominal values are so inf tted aud
unsettled that no one knows what to ask nor
how TO trade; the laburing class are sunted in
spite of ample work and large wages; and there
is danger Of social c0uyulsiOn from the arttul
infiammatory indictments addressed 90 ignorance
by treason, Our bankers aud capitalists evince
neither foresight nor courage; ayarice and gam
bling, engineered by dislOyalty, ride th5 wnlr-
wind and direct the storm; every necessary Of
life grows hourly dearcr; aud the cOngreg tied
traitors from ST. Louis, Baltimore, New Orleans,
Memphis, Louisville, Nashville, g., &c, ~hO
burrow in this city, and here 'neme add ,trag-
gle to paraly2e the raised right arm of the
nation, in the interest of the SlIvehJlders Re
belliOn. will soon be whispering to the working
classes that the Initiation of prices which they
have done and dared everything e. produce, is
the work of those whom il threatens 10 destroy,
and who are doing all they kuog 10 resist and
repcl il.
that precedcs the dawu. Yet little while, aud
men viii hardly realize that it could ever have
hppu
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1858 Mr.. Morris also published a volume entitled
'The Deserted Bride and other Peems," aud he
has edited a volume OF american Melodies"
consisting of songs by upwards OF 250
American writer's, and, In conjunction With Mr..
Willis, the "Prose aud Poetry Of Europe and
America" In 1897 he produced a successful
drama, founded on incidents In che American
Revolution, entitled BrierchFi and In 1912 he
wrote the lbretto Of The Maid Of Saronv, an
opera set 20 music by Charles +. Horn. lie has
also published volume Of prose Sketches, en-
tilted " The Little Frcnchman and his water
Lots OS}Sl Mr. Morris has resided for many
years at Underclih, "a country seat on the Hudson
river nearly opposite West Point, and has been
Brgudcr-Geueral in the New York State militia
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INTERESTING RELICs.-The Fall River (Mass.)
NetoS gives an interesting account of threo yalua-
bile relics exhibited to the editors ny Rev. Hclry
Bay lies, nd belonging 20 tha. gcrtlemaH O1e
is a copper plate on which is engraved e X.
|. bi !, Of date 1850; ano her book, the Cpufcs-
sion OF FHth adopted by the Elders aud Mes
sengCrs Of the Churches of Boston, May -. 1850 !;
ana the thrd an original portrait Of FIR ,lkln by
RUhgu Fulton. The Ne,rs suggests that Boston
or Philadelphia should own the portrait Rhode
Island the copper plate, aud Harvard University
the book.
A QUTsToN ron SEMHRs.-Almirll Arson
and some other Englishmcu are contributing
money 10 buy Semmcs new sword. cores
pendent asks why did not Semmes keep the
ONE he Ind
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& l. v i - II II
NATIONAL BANK,
no. GIG MARKET STR EET.
(CoRNER OF sTRAwBERRY)
Capital 1925, ,OOO'
To be Increased to S500,000.
DIRECTIONS.


HENRY @. NORRIS, of Morris, Tasksr 4 Co., Pascal
Iron Works, Fifth ana Taskersts.
CHARLES s. CLOSE OF Close & Nesbt. Builders, No.
No. 33l Reed street.
JAMES N. PRESTON, Manufacturer Of WOOlen Goods
Manayunk.
J. A. WATERS, Of J. A. waters & Co., Wholesale
Grocers, No. l2S Market street.
s. h. CoUGHLIE, Real Estate, No. COZ N. Thirteenth
street.
WM. r. CLYDE, Agent PhlAda AND New York Express
s.B. Co., No. Ia s. Delaware Ave.
GEORGE W. HILL, Manufacturer Of fOarpetinss, No. l%
N. Third street.
J. W. soUDER, Wholesale Boots and Shoes, No SO9
Market street.
j. z. DEHAYRN Importer ef Wines, Brandles, SC, Nos.
80 and 81 s. Delaware Avenue,
This Bank having been duly authorised to commence
business under the National Currency Act Is pre-
pared to receive DEPOSITS make Collections and trans
act General BANKING BUSINESS.
Discount days on TUESDAY and FRIDAY Of each
week
j. u. DEHAVEN, President.
Il. 3. HALL, Cashier.
PmL4pELPHIA, June 20, 1864 ie3o-lm
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AUCTION SALES.

CHARLRs C. MACKEY, AUCTIONBER,
- No. 3a6 MARKET Street between Third and Fourth
BOOKS, SHOT GUN, RIFLE. rwo GOLD WATCHES,
&c 40.
On Friday evening,
Ats O'Clock, At Mackey's auction rSoun MsceIa ueoua
Nooks rom libraries Double Barrel Dun one Rife
twO Gold Lepine Watches. jyT-M
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A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING GER

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING GER
~ tain Amendments to the Constitution
fe resolved by the Senate nnl House OF Representa-,
tyts OF the Commonwealth Of Peuu7yNanA In General
Assembly met, That the iolown3 am'ndmsnis he pr!-
posed the Constitution OF the CpnwpuN ch In ace pd
anCe with the provisions Of the cuth az l'c thereof
There shall be additional section 10 the third article
OF the Constitution, to be designated as section four as
"secton g. Whenever any Of the qualified electors Of
vice. under requison nom the president OF the United
states by the authority Of this Commonwealth such
BY the citizens under such regulations as are, or shall be-
prescribed by law fully as II they were present at their
secon q Tfsre shan be two additional sections to the
sect, ns eight aud nine, a. follow -
Sections. No bin shall be passed by the legislature
containing more than one subject, which shan be clearly
expressed In the title, except appropriation bills"
'Seotion o. No BIN shall be passed by the Legislature
authority grant, such powers privileges has been,
may hereafter be, conferred upon the courts OF this CO
o. HENRY JOHNSON,
JOHN z. PENNEY,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or THE COMMON
HARRisBUBG, April 25, 1864.
-, do hereby certify that the foregolng is a fuIl
LIS true, and correct copy OF the original joint Resou-
Resolution proposing certain Amendments 70 the Consu
tulion," as the sasne remains on - IN this offee
caused the seal of the seoretars Ofee 10 be affixed the
day and year above written. ny, s,....
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
The above Resolution having been agreed 10 by majority
Of the members House. at two successive sessions
OF the General Assembly OF this Commonwealth the pro-
posed amendments win be submitted to the people for their
adoption REJECTION the rst Tuesday OF August In
the year OF oar Lord thousand eight hundred and sixty
sour in accOrdaI with the provisions Of the tonh article
ofhe Constitution and the act, entitled AN Act presorb
ng he time and manner Of submitting 90 the people for
amendments TO tho Constitution" approved the twOnty-
third day April one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four. ELI SLlFER,
Ap2T-ftAu2 Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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| OFFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF SUB
WA.N1No1oN, d. Q Jnly I, lsll.


WASHIEoToE, d. G July Z, 1854.
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
Sealed Proposals invited until the 18th Instant at ~
O'Clock ST. furnishing the subsistence Dep mont with
Two Thousand (2tHO) Buuels Of Flour.
The proposals VIII tn- what's known at this Depot
Nos. and 3, and bids will be entertained for any qaau
hy less han the whole.
Bcs must be in duplicate and for each grade separate
sheets tf paper.
The delivery of the Flour 10 within five
nom the opening tue hds and Ia such quantities. daily
the Government may drect delivered at The Govern
mont Warehouse Ia Georgetown At tho wharves rail-
rCBd depot IN Washington. ID G.
Tue delivery all Flour awarded 10 be completed within
twenty DAYS tom the ODcning Of hc bids
Payment will be made in Cerucates Of Indebtedness
such other funds the Governments may have for dis
bursCmout
The usual Government Inspection VIII be made Just be-
fore the Flour Ia received will be accepted which
10 not mesh ground.
An oath Of alegiancc accompany the bid Of each
bidder who has not the oath le In this nee ami
bd viii he entertained from ties who have previously
failed 10 comply with their bids, or from bidders not
sent 10 stspDnd.
Government reserve, the right 20 reject any bid any
BIDS to te addrcs scd a. the untersgned at No.2
q street endorsed, "PropusaIs for Flour"
Js--Jt G.. GREENE, Captain and G. .S.Y
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General George p. MORRIS.

George p. Morris died at his residence in New
York, yesterday afternoon at one O'Clock, aged
sixty years. By his death not alone the lovers
of lyrical poetry are bereayed OF the services Of
one who has ministered to their enjoyment dur
ing period of nearly half a century, but host
of warm personal friends, who have loved the
man not less than the poet, are called to
mourn. Mr. Morris was born in Philadelphia,
October TO- 1902. At an early age he re-
moved to New York, where he commenced his
literary career by writing for the journals, par
ticularly the New York Gazette aud tue AnIeTi-
can TO the first Of which he contributed verses as
early as his fifteenth year. In August, 1888, in
conjunction with Samuel Woodwork, he com
menced the publication Of the New York Mirror,
which was discontinued December 81, 1912,
under the financial disasters Of the times. In
I843 Mr.. Morris associated himself with Mr.. Will
lis in the publication of the Nete Mirror, and in
1874 established the Evening Mirror, daily
paper.
AZ the close Of lS45 he commenced alone
weekly journal called the National Press, the
title Of which was In November, 1916, changed TO
that of the Home Journal, since which time 1t has
been conducted by himself and Mr. Wills. Asa
song writer, however, rather than Journalist,
MIR. Morris has acquired his chief reputation. or
his"Woodman, Spale that Tree" several Rilh ms
Of copies ara said 10 have been circulated In
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OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND
Y y Eouinnge.

PHILADELPHIA. July I, 1854.
Sealed Proposals viii be received At this ONCE until
II clock Nj, on MONDAY, the 18th lnst for supplying
the B5hUylkii Arsensl With the folio wing articles
Wooden Grey Blankets, army standard, to weigh 1--WE
pounds and measure feet BY feet Inches (wh tho
letters u s. In black, inches long, In the Contre).
WOolen stockings, made with ashloaed without
seams 1dird to weigh three pounds dozen,
Army standard SAMPLES of each Of tho above articles
be tn office, which deliveries must strictly
conform Bidders must state in their prOpo the price
(Which must be lven in writing wen IN hgure,J
the quantity. nno nHle Of dslirerV.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two resD0nslbe per-
whose signatures must he appended To the
tee ard when tue bddcr tors not knOWn At
this Office be responsible men, they must ocrHei to
being such by some public f1ncOnary the United
States.
Bids from deautny contractors and those that do not
fiV comply Th the requirements of this advertisement,
triU not b. rOHsii, ret
Blank for proposals be had upon application
this office. and bias must be endorsed with the name
OF the article bid for.
q. H. CROSMAN,
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OFFICE CoNiMIssAIsT OF SUBSISTENCE.


Scaled Proposals. in duplicate, win be received this
for furnishing and deverngto the Camps Barracks Hos
pAls, and officers In the vcln Of this city, all the Frek
Heel required by them for six months with the pryiegs
OF continuing for one year at the option OF this ONCE,
The beef must Killed from the anest fatted CATTLE
wSsh not les. than 1900 POUNDS gross weight TO ba
the necks to be cut of at the fourth vertsbral ont and
the breast trimmed down tho shanks Of The fore quarters
10 be on four inches above Joint OF the
hind quarters esht inches above the gambrel hook
10 nt said beef to be furnished In equal proportions OF
Deliveries TO Officers to be made in such quantities a.
The beef OF all Bulls, Stays Cows and Helfers win
TIE delivery every day II necessary Of any quantities
which may be ordered will be incied 10 the price per
made al any place dessnaed BY this ONCE within twenty
males SI h city ana at any hour desspaed oy the com
place where may be needed All such deliveries to DO
20 be subject % the Inspection rejection OF the regu
larly appointed inspector.
scered responsible, win be considered, and bid
be by the guarantee Of two responsible per-
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We the undersigned Of the city OF ehadepha State o(
Penney aDa, do hereby guarant that - will fulhl
the rquirements OF this contract soecihed in the
pHnyng Advertisements and that We IN The event Of the
nract being awarded 10 him, viii enter good aud sun
lars for the faithful performance OF III same.
Zach bio must b. accompanied by the oath Of allegiance
copl oithls advertisement attached.
The names Of all parties participating in the propO-
sal must be aNed to the same, and person viii ba
allowed to farm out or underet any portion Of tho
no bid from parties reguaryn in the business win
be considered and parties bidding wiz be required 10
state wlort they intend saushteng the beef proposed
The government reserves the right to annul the con-
uac at any time should II not prove sAtisiaeIory;
An beef Of an Interior quality to that stipulated In
quantity purchased at market rates and charged to the
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for fresh beef
ISAAC b. wIGGIN,
@ Il.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

,,,,,,,,-, - No., -, -
RlS5 VT lyf VI lllE IhtLADELftlA
ana Grays letfy Passenger Ra l"ay D"mp Wl,
y. ". corner 7 \ LNll.IHlRh aud SDi 10 Sire c.t..
'IuIAuNIl1llA, luly IL ls#.
The Board ot Directors have This dlr declared diyi .
Ctrd Oi ONE Ibli AK ANp fIttl CENTS Ver shar',
tie n UaC 'tBrcs OF this Gonna auv, clear az tlNs.
uuNillc or and G. tle 18Th ius uuu whtC ttut the
hrt Is wll tie ciuscd.
Slnc.h,. tr' hululpE ne ui getttCacs viii Ubiga by
Ni ., SANE c"rycri'd prOr to c Stu inst, L. IN Ible
The Treasurer u credit thunt n their share ut the d-
Ccud. JAS MGR ADDEN, Ir.
psNH II li l6l7' Sa.ru.ury.
- 49, . - 49,
ES55 MEEllNt Dt lHE DELGlTA IES
" uou me ~, H,UuN ruud C1muluca. " u be-
hrduH NN1UK!AN ENENlNG FcNt july %. 80 ID, riot
Cont Room No. ?, ,ui -ocuk general Ltt'udlu- e Is
requested
Nssi pANIIL SIEINMErX President.
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R[SaJ- / L. l. j. & Il A J. II n o i G. f.
s-S yUE SEtp..r NATION A. RANK
Or pIIIINUFIpuIN
Al FItAkkIuEn
WirI lH.. r,f.. rar I.tg.. ..,r.t f trrsIr,,01snt
y IA .b.
ENIEpFHUFNr TEIEGRNpU ITNE
A. /, ,'" w., yy" a. , ,f f," @ 10, , g @ @II %
LrapiIc D, uts
EAST. N EST. ORTIZ. AND SOTTI
Iult pa NEE, gg sent and lived a. Il rlfa 40 Inv
thut er ms uiug lime nd money wiz dnd tr lie aubr
81 rai Ell tl'sn amy other lngtI0d ,f tle.patrb
WILLIAM III RIIAWS
riy7-gtl asbsr
O'''I OFFICES
No. 4I3 Chesnut street No. s. Third street,
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DLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
I'D BANKS, BANKERS, MERCHANTS, AANUFA0~
TUBERS, RAILROAD COMPANIES, &o,
WIN nnd 10 their interest 10 order from the andersgnoe
PAPER AND STATIONERY,
An kinds for Business, Professional and Private use.
:" WILLIAM MANM,
BtAtionsE, Printer, and Rlank Bcca MAnalsstaT1gs
he q 3. rOUkTH elroetA
a012-eM kAAAooIlAiA
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OBITUARY.


william FrederlcR CHARLES L.. Hang of
WurtumDeras.
We are called upon 10 chronicle the death of
another Of the lesser lights of European royalty.
William Frederick Charlie, L., second King of
Wurcmberg, has laid down III life aud kingly
honors at Stuttgard, after peaceful ANA pros
perouS reign Of forty -eight years. lie was born
in 1881, ard was, conscqently, eighty three years
of age at tie time OF hIs death. HIS father was
the first King Of WuucuOcrg, which former
duchy was cleyaled in,O an electorate, and chen
into a kDguOni 10y Nap leon /.
lii has been twic. marrlcd-Once to a daugh-
Ter of the Emperor Puul, OF Russia, aud In 1920
60 his cousin. Princes, Pauline Theresa He h Is
bad six childrcn-twO daughters 10y his first
wife, one of whom is nov Queen uf IL I'll md, and
A son and three duugnicGs hy his seCOJd wife
This son, Chares Frederck Alexander, succeeds
his tBthei on ,hv throne. lie Is now 10 Cv-Oue
years faee, is a brother iu-l,w OF The Emperor
Alexander OF Russia, ana, II is hsl eyed, will
make good king
such inGeri, was hi, father, who, white he
bad little opportunity 10 dis ingui,h himself ia
the political affairs In EurOpe-,iuce his reign
was ore OF uninterrupted pca,e-yet ha, lctt one
mementO Of "A sound head and Kind hsIrt-tde
granting TO his people "A Constitution securing 10
them most important civil rights not the least Of
which is perfect freedom in religious opinion.
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ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

BuEAu OF PRoyI-Toys ASb CtoTuNG,
Juy :, l46t.
Sealed Proposals. endorsed Proposals Tor Fresh Beef
unu Vegetables will toe received az tLis Bureau ull
O'Clock NJ, on the 21ih IA o. July inst, fr the supply
10000 pounds of Fresh Beef aud 100000 pou lGs OF
Fresh atfs, tho Philadelphia station, required
1ht Hccfand NegeHh mus be Of good quaty aud the
bJS' the uHIhot uCtus ID tacl arucle be offered
bN III" ouud Thr Beef to be In cIusl prnporil
loie ana hind quarters boud, wi'h approved security,
Wl be required Ia onC-hai the ina mt OF the
COnuact, and twenty prr Ccut In adduiOu will be With
held ton the unit OF each uaymrut 10 ho made, rs
Coaeal seCuri for due % f'uance nj the uOntrlC
which will on no Htcuuut, be- patio until It is tuY con-
Piled with.
Every ufcr must be accomraplsd by written gulraa-
tee .u'd 10y Que rp'louslhle perruns that the
hduer bidders Will Is or thf Old dcguptcd, euter
iUtu Db-auuU within i've ddN ~ with go ID aud sam
Client suTrueS, to furnish the ar lces prOp0-ci.
No al wih be considered uuras aC funp tultt by
such -',ru.Vv, and by ~HtisacOr, ED ute thAt the
htdcr Z, Trgutr toacr In ly article proposed ant has
The license required by law, YS-t
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ISAAC u. wIGGIN,
Captain and @. s. Vols
jyi5t
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, UNITED Stairs

- Amy, No, 20 SOUTH Street,
Sealed Proposal IN dnpcafe wa be received at this.
ONCE untl " NJ on WEDNESDAY, July -, 1884, for mr.
ni-hns the Uniled States Subsistence department
with
I'll the hoof delivered State Cattle 5oales at
baltimore Nd, In lots Of dOO) one thousand every
arrival III the expense of The cuntractSr The must
average about (JUOl thirteen hundred pounds gfo,s
Er'ss weight buns, stags, oxen, Cows, Heifers, and
dcauciion Of ten Cio, pounds VIII be mads from th.
wei h. OF each steer aeeepnd under this contract pro
ytded n amin al does not stand In the two and
halt ours beyre being wefhed, s not weighed mme-
Ciaiely aiieI removal rom the cars.
Blsnk forms Tor proposals can be had on AppicA-
ton az this ONCE either In person. by mail ele-
Graph
Tie eminent viii claim the right OF weighing any
cng anig al eaate, II its appear,nce indie ites ess
pense OF weighing viii be paid by the party errnG in ddg
slent.
Each hid to secure consideration, must contain
written guarantee OF two responsible persons as fol-
We Of ihe County Of - state OF --. do hereby
guarantee that - (or are able to fulh contract In
aeSroahg WIN toe terms Of hs or h,Irl prSg'sitien
thtyl VIII at once enter into contract m accordance
glyinl ODD AID sufficient bonds for It's fuhlment
tesponseiity otite gulrant2rs must he shown By
Govt or e the Ued Sta'es District Attorney, to De an
cdtr :, must be present to respond to treir bids and
PREPARED g. give bonds snd sign the contract before IeaV
The ovement reserves 10 Itself the right to reject any
or al BIDS considered unreasonable
lhlntlNh 10 ht lNNt aver tuch ne lfoVN IN
a. may be on hand il hand To bs made
TcCthet.
piopu. al- must he endorsed distinctly "PRDPeSALS
fuh bEEf CATTLE ami Addressed 10 "CAptainJ. H.
GILMAN. G. :, Bu more, MARI lana"
II bid Is IN the name a firm, Their names and their
pCnt uct address must appear, or they viii not be con-
hidJrtd.
Huch person or eye'y member of firm oioring pro-
pCsa mu accompany Il with an oath Of allegiance TO the
United states Government, he has not already tiled one
at this once
j. H. GILMAN,
ie3O-llt Captain and O. s., U. s. A.
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ELAcKsMITHs AND wHEELwRI8HT.


CHRI QuAETEuuAsTTE', OFrICE,
WASHINGTON pFruT
WAsUrSGroS, u. c duty 4, 1854.
Wanted at once, to In Government Repair Shops,
OuaucrmR-tCra Dcpa' tWeu'. Depot Of Washington, one
Huudted 900 q ed BLACKSMtrHS and One Hundred
GOo) loOd WlIEELWRIGHIS,
1he pay per month win be sixty Dollars (B60l, with
Apply 10 Captain CHARLES II. TOMPKlNS, A. q. NJ,
United States Army, corner Twenty second and streets
Washington, ID. c. ,
Brigadler- General and Chief Quartermaser,
ly4-lst Department Of Washington.
A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER-G GENE.
IA rails Office.
PIuLA ADRLFHIA, July o, 1864.
Sealed Proposals WIN be received this office nnD
10 clock NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, for
constructing Military Barracks for the use OF the United
States upon lot Of land containing about 81 acres the
property Mr.. Joseph kirkner, aud situated on the
west bank OF the Schuyk river, short distance below
Spring Mil.
Plans and specifications Of the buildings and their Sp-
putenances be at the Office OF John Macarthur,
Jr, Architect, where further Information required
viii be given.
bidders state the shortest time required to
pote the work,
Ample security viii be required and bid received
from Adeiaulting contractor
Hy order Of Colonel c. H. CrOssman, Assistant Quarter
ALBERT s. AsHMRAD,
jy6-et Captain and Assistant Quanermastsr.
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h1Sy@ OFFICE UNION PASSENGER RAIL
~ way Company, No. tlo VAL NU rect, June ~,
lsGt y he second usamcnt OF Five Dollars each share
the capital stock Of the Union Pass Rtlwty Com.
pany viii be due ana payable az the Office OF SAID Com
pany and afer July T. lt By o-ior OF the Board OF
directors. Ucls-l1tl ". n. kEMnLE, Secretary.
Rl5y@ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application viii be- made tn The BOARD OF School
Controllers for the renewal VI 1uOOl WARRANT, No.
1853, dated Msrch X, 1885,, favor Of A, REED the
having loeu lost or stolen iy6-it'
klSJ@ DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS. j.
h-S Isaacs. NJ d., PrOessorof the EyOand Ear treats
all diseases appertanng 10 the named memhcrs with
the utmost success Testimonials from the reliable
IN the city and country be his OHCe,
No. OIL PINE Street Artificial Eyes Inserted without pain.
NJ charges made for examination Ohce hours from TO
IL A. M.,2 io7 +. NJ No. oil FINE street. je7-3m
el8a CORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED
80 NniIs Enlarged Joints, and all Diseases OF the
Feet cured without pain inconvenience TO the patent,
bv Dis ZACHAKlE & BAKNETr. SUI geon Ot lrop0dsts,
No P2i CHESNUT Street Refer 70 physicians and sur
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