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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
wEsTCIuRsTER BOUNDARY.

A bill is now before the Legislature appoint
ing six persons by name to fix and determine
the boundary line between the counties of New
York and Westchester. That, we supposed, was
long ago fixed aud determined by law, as tho
Revised Statutes more than 30 years ago pre-
scribed the boundaries Of the two counties
with all the precision with which men learned
in the law" could by any use Of Ian.
gusge define them. II would be pity to dis.
turb these old landmarks. Why should 1t be
done' What event calls upon the Legislature
now to resettlo that which has boen settled for
half century, and which Is not now, and never
was, and never can DO brought into dispute save
by some legislation similar to that which is now
contemplated ..--.... -.
1t is said that the promoters Of this act exhibit
uuwontcd zeal ia this matter. Two rival par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
The Metropolitan Police bill was, 3

The Metropolitan Police bill was, signed yes-
terday by Gov. Seymour, and Messrs. Acton
Bergen, Bosworth and McIuray ore now
Commissioners Of Police FOR term Of years
and during good behavior. The satisfaction at
this result is very general; both parties are re-
the demoralisng effect Of expected
change in the Department is removed; its or
canization and discipline nessarily remain un-
touched, and it win be used, we hope end be-
lieve, for the purposes for which it was created,
uDinAuenced by partizan bias, and for the pro-
lection of the life and property Of citizens. The
Commissioners have great power entrusted TO
their hands, aud only in faithful and impartial
discharge of their duties can they hope to de-
serve the popular good will which two of. them
have already done so much to win.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16

AIr. Sumner yesterday presented to the Sem
ate the petition of thousand colored citizens
of Louisiana, who pay taxes on property to the
amount Of SI5,0OO,0OO, that their rights may
be recognized by the Government and that
they may be allowed 10 vote. These are the
men who, when New-0rleans wss threatened
last year, organized o regiment in forty-eight
hours. and offered it for the defense Of the city.
As they were good enough to fight for the Union
then, are they not good enough to vote for it
rnM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
From, ALBANY.

ALBANY. Tuesday. March ~. I5ot
The Harlem Broadway Railroad bill Wa
argued 81 length before the Senate Railroad COMMITTEE
this morning Horace L. Clark FOR the hill contsnded
that railroad In broadway WIS an mperious public
neces-its and that the terms on which the Harlem
Railroad Company would build 1t would yield revenus
to the city.
Judge Dean spoke against thit par. OF the roass
through Madison avenue. Judge Hilton opposed the
bill rs tending 70 ruin Broadway declaring that II
opposed By AL the best citizens of NewYoTk and stat
ing that tie bill deceptive and would yield
any revenue 70 New. York.
The argument is now closed.
Charles :. Spencer was heard before the COMMITTEES
Cities against the bill tn organize commission far
the removed Of the heads otdepaTtneDts OF New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16

with Gen. Loe soon after tho battle Of Antietanl.
We have only TO say that We printed these re-
ports exactly as they reached us from regular
correspondents who we are sure did not invent
either of them. This is already abundsn0y es-
tablished with regard to the Maryland story.
We hope to hear further with regard to tho
other. Has any one ever seen a contradiction
ofits main aycrment from Mr. Bonsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
I'll. s,,;L. a. IN. Western HaiIromds.

IHIC 700, TucsdaY. MaToh TO Ioot
The engineers ON the Milwaukee, North
Western ana Chicago. Burlington and Quincy kah
road. are runn'g their trains usual to-day. Inc
Michigan southern Illinois Central and the Alton and
ST. Louis Railroads haze enough engineers who n~
connected with the STRIKE run their regular passsn-
ger trains IT is not believed there viii be any ssri)u
delsy in tire running OF the freq ht trains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
SONORA The Courier des Eats Uni, of this

SoSoRA.-The Coprri,r des Etats UHis OF tins
city mentions report that President Jusrcf had cor
,ened 10 the transfer OF portion Of the State Of 10
nora 70 an agent ci the Government Of tho Uhi''a
States or, at least. Of an American COMPANY 4"
Coyri,, afirms that il is authorized In case this new
should have any foundation, to declare that no '''.
transaction will be recognized by the new Govern"s"
of Mexico il i. took place subsequent 10 the cyseu''
nj the Gil, OF Mexico by President Juarez.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
FROM Por,res. 1lovroe.
FORTRESS

FORTRESS NoNRoe Monday. March u 1874.
Twenty-thres Rebel prisoners captured in the
recent raid on the Peninsula arrived here today sai
fourteen arrived yesterday.
The eating gun" wss tested to-day by the oaiosn
Of The 81 Pennsylvania Artillery at this place and
pronounced most effective weapon throwing two hun.
bred shots per minute The Russian officers witnessed
the experiment. and were highly grstifod at its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
Rhode leland Political Nominations.

Providence, r. J., TucSday, March ". Is0L
The Union National State Convention met
to-day aud nominated james Y. Smith for Goyernot
Seth Psdelord Tor LieutensntGov John K Bart
lett for Secretary Of State Horato Rogers. IT,. fe
Attorrey.Gere and Samuel A. Parker for Geners
Ireasurer-sl the present inoumbents except the nou
ince for A ttorney General
Delegates were elected TO the Baltimore Couveniiot
ami resolution was passed recommending them =
vote for TIE denomination Of President Lincoln. Ia
State election occurs on the 9TH OF April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
Gold Hunters Rna,ked.

UENVtR CIIl, Iuesdsy, Narch u. lAF
Bankers direct from Idaho, who went there
for the purpose Of buying gold deny that there fi
teen millions there awaiting transportation. They
could only ind few thousand.
Discoveries yet have been quite limited. Stocks o.
goods are light but merchants are selling in anticps
ton u large arrivals in the Spring. No mining bas
been done dmiug the Winter. in consequence OF th'
severe weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
Cant lanes y UsIstead OF the lOsd Regi.

Capt. James d. lialstead, oil the iVSo "oa'
n,ent Of NewYork Volunteers. died Ia this city % v"
2tk int eyed 30 years. OF hemoirhage OF the 'uDs~
Capt Hastead had served over two years in the Ai"l
OF the Potomac, under Generals Banks. Hooker ~
Burnside. lie had just received his promotion ',
Captaincy, and was preparing to accompany hs'resf
ment TO tho Yves. whom Frustrated by disease Q" srs
ed in III service of his country His rsm"" As ssH
,sksn 70 Pitt,ton Pa, on Tuesday for interi~ mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
Fire in Augusta, We.

AUGUSTA, Me-. Tuesday, March IS I5~
4 fire broke ont this evening in the camp o.
the I'd Mairs Cavalry which destroyed large amosat
)i Government property equipments, ammunition. "a
al the barracks but two were consxed. The ARE ""
the work Of IN inceudisy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
No signs Of the Arabia.

HALIFAX. Tuesday. March ISL p. m.
No signs Of the steamship Arabia. Weather
very clear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
EVENING SESSION

The evening was spent IN considering ths
general orders aud mainly the bill TO equa1n tie Sal
srcs OF the Judges OF the supreme Court and Court u
Appeal
The bill 10 regulate the freight tariff oil the huos's
Riyer Rsilrosd We. recommittsd. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
aEW-YORK LEGIsLATCYR,

SENATE. ALBEIT. March IS 1874
EVENING SESSION.
The bill appropriating S2j, 600 to rebuild the
locks toe Oneida Lake Csnsl was ordered to third
Iediinq Adjourned
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as e. q, Vs. o. 90 ST. 81 -, ~ N q, 81, %. % 80 sl
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCuS.

The Democratic Members OF Congress held
csucus tonight, Representative Dawson In Ia. ohai,
and Representative Steele Of New-jersey acting a
Secretary.
There yves free conversation concerning the bill -
reported by Ar. Davis OF Maryland Tor reconstriotioa
in the insurrectionsry States ard COMMITTEES ives
appointed to prepare bill antagonistio to that ons
embracing such principles will unto the votes Of the
Democratic members.
MEETING OP CONSERVATIVES.
A notice was read from the Speakers dsst,
after the House adjourned to-day. for meeting u tis
Conservative members in the Hall to night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16

Such is, according TO the Census of 1860, tho
White population, so nearly as may be, Of the
entire area this day held by the Rebels; and II
does not exceed the population OF the single
State ofNew-York.
Out Of this population, ii is barely possible
that the Rebels, BY tbcirmcrciess and sweeping
CONSUMPTION, can have 100000 men on their
muster-rolls but this must include nearly every
white male capable Of bearing arms, including
those employed in Government founderics, man.
uiactories Of ammunition, operators Of rail-
roads, &C., &c. If the Rebels can put 300, 900
men actually into the field, they can do what
10 other -Four Millions ever did on earth, after
three years of bloody, exhausting war. We
believe Three Hundred Thousand to be this day
the extreme limit Of their effective, fighting
force. And be il noted that they are now at the
end Of their chain. As @ thousand fall, or arc
disabled, by wounds or disease, there Gre no
more 10 take their places
Believing that We see evidence that some Of
onT past errors are TO be avoided, and that en-
ergy, concentration and skllful gcneralship IRE
to signsli1e the campaign about to open, we ex-
hort every patriot to regard the future OF our
country with hope and cheerful trust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16

Advertisements for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE must
be h,ldcd - 70 d,y.
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From Washington.
WARRINGTON. Tuesday. March Is isa
THE GOODYEAR PATENT.

The extension o. COOdyear's vulcapisins
patent IS now agtated here by interested parties fo.
the North. The Senates Committee on Patents. at
meeting this evening decided to await tbs action 4
the House whose Committee has The subject nov b.
fare
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21
OFF LOLA
NEWLY COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
tCiroulsr, No. ell


WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJurAET GEsERAL,s OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, August ., 1854.
II IL announced for the Information and guidance
Of all concerned, that an officer OF q three years
volunteer organization, who receives q new com
mission at date subsequent to that OF his gina
entrance into service, 10 held 10 service for three
years from he date Of his last muser-in and not for
three years from the date Of original muster-in.
No musters-ln are authorized or recognized by
the War Department, for he unerPiTsd term OF an
organization. Musters 80 made have uniformly
been revoked, so soon a. brought to notice.
Where musters have been made by CommiJ-
saries OF Musters or their Assistants for the unsr
pired portion Of term and thereis doubt as to the
position OF an officer, tho care Involved should be
forwarded through the proper CommiSsAry Of
Musters to the AdIutant General OF the Army, for
the decision Of the War Department
Regulations similar to the foregoing apply 10
organisations mustered tnio service for period less
han three yeaT,i the general rule being that COM
missioned ooer shall, in all cases, be mustered In
for the period for which his regiment or company
was originally 80 mustered.
II Officers Of veteran organizations do not desire
10 secure the advantages of their former :" connie
sioHs and raak," a. contemplated by Section ., Of
Paragraph l. Circular No. %, current series, from
this office, they eau decline to be remustered as
therein directed, and only serpe Out the unerpired
Term Of he muter under tphieh hoy may be aetingdi
he time. 4. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdIutAnt General.
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4 sslsrANT QUARTERMAsTERs
FORAGE AND RIVER TRANSPORTATION,
SEVENTH srREEr WHARF,
WAsHIN9Tos, d. c. August rs, 1894.

CIRCULAR.
In accordance with instructious from Brgadier
General D. II. Ruoker, Chief Quartermsster De-
pot OF Washington, I have placed sohooners
At Upper and Lower Cedar Points, ia the positions
occupied by the light-bcats previous TO their de-
struotion by the rebels.
From sunset until sunrise q light will be swung
from each OF the sehooners. The reason given BY
captains OF vessels, chartered and owned by the
United States QuArtermAster Department, for
anchoring In the Potomac river at night, was that
they feared that they would run their vessels
aground II they attempted TO run past the sho ais
alter dark. The lamps placed on the schooner.
will tive light sufficiently strong to enable all
pilots to pas up and down the river with safety,
provided they Govern themselves by the charts
provided by the United States Coast survey.
From and after this date no vessel propelled oy
steam will be allowed to anchor excepting In such
weather as by running the loss Of the vessel or
cargo might be endangered.
Ali masters OF vessels are directed TO report any
neglect on the part OF the parties on board Of the
light schooners, In not keeping the lights burn
Ing at all hours OF the night.
copy Of this circular will be kept posted In the
pilothOuse OF every weasel owned and chartered By
the Government, plying on the PotOmaeTiyer.
E. g. ALLEN,
Au2a-22t Captain and A. q. N.
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a., oue.s may PC made Tor one or more articles, ~
article 10 contained 10 tins offer, the chief on The
bureau will have the right to accept one or mora
Of the articles contained in such offer and reject
the remainder. Inc price mud be uniform, and
oers must emorrce all o any one or more articles De-
iiperabte al all he aaffons.
For the description Of articles In the above list,
Navy Yards, and TO the advertisement OF this bu.
reau dated July 8, 1885, and for Information to
sarding contrsets, to the ofiiosrs Of the several
comm andsnts OF navy yards and navy agcnts.
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
eminent.
Blank forms Of proposals msy be obtained on
York, or Philadelphia, and At this bureau.
Rel.wAt
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DRoPosALsFoRwooD AND COAL.
OrrIcE HovsE or RIPnEsEsTArIvs., U. g,

OFFICE HOUSE, OF REPREsEHTArivEs, u. A,l
WAsHISoTon, d. O., sept. 7, 1854.
Sealed proposal will be received ct this once
until u O'Clock, N, on the Soth September 1854 Tor
furnishing for the use Of the HOUSE OF Represents
ves Of tue United States, $50 tons 900 bs.) best
Baltimore Compaoy's No orl large EGG WHITE
ASH COAL, or ofa quality equally good.
90 Cor's Bakers FINE WOOD. -.
50 Cords beat seasoned HICKORY WOOD.
80 Cords beat seasoned OAK WOOD.
The whole to be put swav In tho vaults OF the
Capitol under the direction OF the Chief Engineer
to whom application may be made for informs tion,
sc.
The whole 70 DO delivered by the LIST November
next.
D,nds for the faithful execution OF the contract
will be required.
Bids for Coal and Wood will be considered sspa-
rately. EDWARD MCPHERSON,
seiO iawaw Clerk House Of Rsrr~seata'iv 10. e
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DRoP0sALs FUR sFAIlONhKr.
aOvsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, usrrrp srAIs,l

-
House OF RErREsEsrArIvEs,U rrrrp srkrn,l
$3.50 CLEREs OrflcE, Au.ust ~, issA y
ssssd proposals Al, vii, % rsssivss a. This oihss
u O'Clock, IN for furnishing each Of the following
Rsnss ~, s,v. ~ ~ u.t, e 'ns sol
fics rssss VIII. "us.ss Post Paper, s1,r. SUI
perhne, faint lined
100 re.m: .i,s commercial Note Paper, extra
2'rein. white Commsrei.l Note Paper, extra
supernne, coarse ruled on al sides
10 teams white commercial Note Paper, extra
supefnne, plain. -.
% scams white Eooisoap raper, extra super
a, nne, faint lined: $500.
fenms Legh Cap rsper, exua supernne,
ioresms rlh ZAP rapnr, plain.
40 resins thin mAnina Paper.
oVO Ieame manulh faper, iaks incnes, wegh-
smooth.
800 ies@. Manila Paper, isxat inches, weigh
and tough.
200 reams Manila Paper, TxsT Inches, weigh
Ing a. pounds per roam, naI, very smooth
and tough.
5000 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, bExsS
Inches
$1,000 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, 5kxsk
m nan lnenes;
2O0'0 %sb,s Thick Adhesive Envelopes sHx'S
ioOo" White rhiek Adhesive Envelopes, sExsH
ooo inenes; -,
100 go Oaif adSssirs ESSsISee., 1.xsx inches.
al sIon Songtess ne Enselopes.
hOo BOXES seet rens' FsLous kihaA
srnss t,inan flat lnkstands.
y dozen iak,tands, various kinds.
~ doLea potties oest BACK Lax, quarts, pints'
sdOEen best Blue LAX, quarts and pints.
10 dozen Rubber Penetls, long and saort
sdOzen Gold Mounted Pencils, various kinds.
6BrOss Back Load Pencils, Faber's, oetAgon
and round, no;
gross fsber's CArmiue anc Blue Pencils.
ssross Penholders, various kinda.
sdoIsn Rubber Penholdsrs, diffsrsat sizsa.
bdoEsn bottles Mucilhse, small size.
10 dozen packs Visiting Cards.
25 pounds best SCARLET seAlins-wax,
sdozen Diaries, for 1885 vartou kinds.
dozen Memorandum, various kinds.
dozen Portfolios;
i2 dozen PAper-Fhlders.
sdozen Rubber RIlsrs.
~ dozen Ponwipers,
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THIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, IHAr
L the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District OF
ColumhiA, lstters OF administration on the
personal estate Of Henry q. Holmes, late Of
Washington county, D. O., deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with vouchers
theI eo to the subscriber on or before the 18th day
cluded from all benefit of IA estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August,
1854. MARY v. HOLMES,
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ORPHAN Ms COURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, TO WITT

COUNTY, TO WITT
sEPTEMnER %, 1854,
In the case OF James 7. Perkins, AdminihtratOT,
d. b. n, OF Addison Conway, deceased, this, admin.
istrAtof, d. b. a., Aforesaid hAA, with the ApprobA
tion Of the Orphans Court OF Washington county
Aforesaid, appointed Tuesday, the l2th OF October
next for the hna settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate Of said deceased and Of the assets
In hand far a. the same have bean collected and
tors and heira Of Aiid deceased are notified to at
tend, tat the Orphans Court Of Washington Ooun-
y IlSrs,Sia9 T,.a thsif claims properly SoS1Sahsa
all benefit IN said deseAsed'u sstatei provided .
copy Of this order BE- publilhed once = week for
three weeks IN the National Republican previous 10
Test y N.Y. z @. ROBBINS,
lsp2Q-lAwsWs Register 81 wins.
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.RPHANsI COURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
| COUNTY-To WIT:

C0UNTY-To WIT;
SEPTEMBER 9, 1854.
In the case OF Honorie Baldwin,, AumIuistrStTIx
Aforesaid has, with the approhAton OF the Or
phAns' Court OF Wash" gton county Aforesaid. APP
pointed Tuesday, the 21th day Of Sep .ember next
Tor the final settlement AID distribution OF the
personal estate Of the said deceased, and Of the
hsses In hand, as far A. the same have b. ed col
leeted and turned into money! when and where all
to Attend, tat the Orphans Court Of Washington
county SforesAid,l with their claims properly
vouehed, or they may otherwise BY law be eN-
cluded from all benefit In said deoeAsed's estate;
provided copy of this order be published once
week for three weeks In the National HePubiican
reyious to the said 2lth day OF september 1884,
Tests z. C. Robbins, Register OF Wills.
,Vaxvs
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MA
~ TERfALS s.|.".
- NAVY DrrAarnr.r.

BuREAu or Psevnioss AaD clorsisa,{
,.n.n - September 4 1894
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sesied and shdors,d
aPfopo,sm , for Navy Clothing and Clothing Mate
I,s,, viii % received At this Bureau until .
furnishing and delivering Ton reccivfnr thirty
dsyS notice. At the United ststss Navy Yards Il
Mass, And Brook yp, NJ Y In such
numberl and quantities and at such times a. nav
he speoined by the thief Of this Bureau or By the
Comm ,nsans OF the said Navy Yards, respect
articles, and ~ the places specified ia the follow.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

Horn TOLD FATTERING TALE, but never
even anticipated so divine preparation for the
toilet, as that delightful odout."
30 cool and refreshinsly agreeable TO the mouth
and teeth, hsrdens and invigorstes the gums sives
. pure and healthy tone to the breath, clesnsss,
beauties and preserves the teeth, and arrests de-
cay.
Sold by Druggists. seao-eod
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Amusensnts,

CAsTERBURY.-Mr. John Denier, the daring
Fymnast, takes q benefit at the Canterbury on
Friday evening next, and just before the opening
Of the doors Will walk . rope stretched from the
top OF the Canterbury buiidina to the opposite
corner, wheeling . barrow and Performing other
marvellous feats. Mr. d 10 also an ounced to per-
form . similar feat inside the building carrying
young lady on his back. The usual excellent en-
tertainment tonight.
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nECRUITING IN REBEL STATES
IL FOR LOYAL STATES.
MASSACHUSETTS in THE FIELD.

The Headquarters OF the Assistant Provost Mar
shAI Of MAasAohuHettI for N, 4. Virginia are GO.
tAbliAhod at No, Q Warrington building, Pennsyl-
VAniA avenue, near seventh street, where full In
formation regarding the mAgniieent Inducements
offered 10 men, irrespective OF olOf, to enlist for
Massachusetts, can be obtained
=. Full particulars can also DO obtained OF Will
stIAM SAfALE, Esq east side II Pitt street, two
DOOR north King street, Alexandria, Va, or OF
any authorized Agent for Massachusetts. Aus-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

OFFICE UNION PACIFIC X X. CO.,
~ No. 10 WILLIAM STREET, NEw YoRK, Sep
TENDER Cd, I66L-Tne Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders OF this Company will be held on the
arst MONDAY OF October, Atthe office Of the Com.
pAny, No. 10 william street, New York, at II
O'clock, m, for the transaction OF such business
a. may come before the meeting.
JOHN A. DIX, President.
H. V. Poor, Secretary. seI3td
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODI,

j. EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer In Newspa.
bAoeo, segars, Flags and Playing Cardsj also, q
large assortment OF Plain and Colored Photo
graphs, IFS King street, four doors below Provost
Mafshal's offiee, Alexandria, Va.
subscriptions and advertisements for the Wash
ington DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received.
AnlO-l
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JEwELRY.-Beautiful Gold plated Jewelry
and silver plated Tea spoons, for only o., at the
Dollar Jewelry store, as Pennsylvsnis avenue
near Four-Ar d-a-haif street. sep20-lws