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PROPOSALS FOR HEATING ArrARArgs. ).

PROPOSALS FOR HEATING APPARATUS.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 26 1860.
Sealed proposals viii be received At the ONCE Of the Super
vsng Architect Treasury Department. Washington, D. O.,
until NJ q August H. 1885 for all the improved Heating
partment prior to the 18th Of August 1865.
The apparatus required will be the hot water system
hot water and low steam combined (Goulds
ten and bidders required TO furnish descriptions
plans Of their mode Of construction.
The apparatus must in all furnished and put up
must be In perfect working condition whom turned 10
The bids are TO be per cubic foot Of space actually heated
and the price TO all paint
ing cutting Of constructing masonry &c the freight and
actual transportation expenses Of the services
apparatus Is TO be put up will be paid for extra
Payments not exceeding cenum Of the value Of work
done will be made during the of the work upon
certificates Of authorized 0ccrs 40 centum will be paid
Aer the work has been completed and tested
during period of the cold the balance OF 10 per
cenum viii be retained for twelve months after the compile
ton Of work All repairs or alterations becoming necessary
stoned by imperfect working Of the apparatus must DO made
atothc cost Of the contractor.
All bids must accompanied BY the bond Of two respons
bic persons 10 the Of 5000 that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract awarded 10 him. the sucency
ofthe security TO BY the Collector Of Internal
The Department the right 10 reject any all the
bids II be deemed 10 the interest Of the government TO
do bid will considered that does not conform 10
the requirements OF this advertisement
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Heating Ap
paratus:' and must be addressed 70 -.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising Architect.
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CROCKERY, &C.-HENRY G..
will sell, In lots 10 suit dealers, on
} o'clock, at Is Barclay street, gen.
}, Granite and Common Ware, best
'ancy Ware, Plated Ware and Table
merchants would do well 10 ex-
baking their purchases. Goods care
M
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CEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING a PUBLIC
- market in the Eighteenth ward, authorized by act OF
Legislature March IS sf6 will be received until August l5
al the oncs Of John N Hayward, ESQ., No; q Delaney
street where plans. &c. can The Commissioners
reserve right q reject all bids deemed Inconsistent TO
the interest OF the city.
;J99GIISSaH / H a,TaTN' Commissioners.
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T1HOMAs BELLY. AycrI0NEER-orFIOE SIS NINTH
WIN ell On WsSnssSsy August - a. 70 oecs.
contents Of the house Of Hook and Ladder Company
ss o.
pss sets sn Ase
Mating oilcIosh, Stair Mating, Looking Glasses Ciocf
Mention the TOO
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE ITO
Chatham square sells on Wednesday 18th inst, at II
Pd snd oa
suits IL hair cloth Brussels aud Ingram Carpets and
Suits chandeIers best hair Mattresses Extension Table
iogaes ~" 'u'' 0'A'' "a'e' 0u''S's' az '''
SHIPPING. .
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENS QUEENS.
~ tt1nnThe inman Line sailing semi weekly carrying
CRY 81 sSsEo sSSaf sssaid Hys xusSstls
And succeeding Saturday wednesday. at noon.
RATE; or rAssAos ~ THE nArL srsAxEa sAIImo EVERY
r. 4: i I:;;: i: s:::
Payable in gold. -.
= ps,,S: g a' cabin s
Passenger also forwarded 70 isvrs Hamburg. Bremen,
.
SJSs Ss z::s 4. !: s:ss.s.: ;
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
~ TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
vlRGINiA; Aakust "
- From pier II North river.
Cabin: 60; st s,,r SD payable In currency.
WILLIAMS 4 GUIoN. 70 Broadway.
IroR LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT LONDONDERRY
il The Royal Mail steamers DAMASCUS to SAL August
l9 MORAVIAN 26th. Rates payable in gold. Cabins 80
and 486 steerage $50 Apply TO the agents, ELEAzER
JONES CO.. q Broadway, or 81 Chatham street.
DREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
ID American Steamship Line, carrying the United States
taking passengers for London Havre Southampton
and Bremen.
The first class steamship
CIRCASSIAN,
Captain ED. CAVENDY,
formerly of steamer Washngon) will sail from pier 50,
North river, on Saturday, August 10.
Seconu c"on'
Payable in gold its equivalent in currency An expert
enced surgeon board Vessel accountable for specie
or valuabes unless bills Of adng having the value ex
therefor For freight passage apply TO
ARTHUR LEARY, q William street. or TO RUGER
BROTHERS, Brokers for the Line, As Beaver street.
CTEAMsHIP LAFAYETTE-FOR BREST AND HAvRE,
- will leave from pier No So North river foot Of Morton
street. Friday 18th instant Passengers requested TO
be on board at II O'Clock, forenoon.
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HIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK, REG.
nd Fancy Dry Goods, Cloths, Cassi-
and attractive line OF Children's and
siery. Particular attention invited.
u. d rNDERHlLL, Auctioneers,
/ 20 Murray and IS Warren street.
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=, AuCrIoNERR. WILL Sill AT
IT. contents OF the lager beer 5alocn--
COUNTER, Decanters, Nj rors BUttIcx,
other articles on Wednesday, August
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PROPOSALS.


NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL IRON
founders proposals win DO received at this office
day August g. for the supply Of Cast Iron Water Pipe Of the
following dimensions yiz:-For
$40 straight pipe each IL IT, In long, of H. inter- diam.
50 straight pipe, each It. in long, OF f. inter diam
In all 2676 tons of 20 lbs each pipe Of IT. inter- DAM
7S0S IN feet 'r pipe of 20 inches inter- diam.
A. feet straight pipe Of y inches inter diam.
5000 In feet straight pipe Of inches inter diam
SO tons Of branch pipes and other special castings
Separate proposals will be received for the whole Of tho
feet pipe or the whole Of the 20 inches pipe for all the
other pipes and special casngs Each must be
dorsed with the title OF the supply TO which relates the
OF bidder and the date OF It's Offering Forms for the
bids and all necessary Information DO obtained at this
Office. - -
THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
RORT. L. DARRAGH,} ACT.
A. w. CROWEN, Board.
OVYTCH CRO 40. DEPT. Aug. H. 1864
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LARGE SALE OF BOOTS AND
W. M. HOLLIN0SHEAD, Auction
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i q ay EIHakTY STREET.
HHINGTON ENGINE CO., NO. 20.
NICK, on Tuesday. 18th inst, at II
Engine house, lUv Cedar street. the
company, viz;.Black walnut Parlor
rbets, superb Colored Engravinss,
b, Tables, &C.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, BED
at BENDALL 4 SCOTS auction
IN .street, corner Canal. Payment
desired.
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rroN SALE OF PROPERTY UN.
cir, OF deceased soldiers who died In
Hospital at " lllets Point, New York,
0rran II Hospital, Battery, at 10 O'Clock
East II, 1865.
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CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, &C.
;tioneer. Tuesday, August Is. ut 10
ct, byJ. HUNT, a good assortment,
foods well packed.
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August Is, q loH o'clock,
CKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES.

! TOBACCO, CIGARS. SEWING
street, N. Y. Samples 70 be seen by
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ALE-THIs DAY, BY JOHN NOR.
broadway. Of q large assortment OF
Clothing and other Goods, worthy the
d others. BY order OF Abraham oood-
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ylCTIoNERR.'
y ES GOVERNMENT SALE

ley al at AUCTION.
iuction, on Friday, August Is 1855,
Bridge street, near State,
flied WHISKEY.
BON WHISKEY. fr
Is Nassau street, and 81 No. 2 Bridge
Terms cash. By order.
Col. H. +. CLARKE,
A. C. @. 8. United States Army.
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uCTIONEER.

rIONEER-wILL SELL AT AUG
day, August Is, at II o'clock, 1.l0l
first street. four Goats, well broken 70
lrness and Wagons 10 match, sold 10
II gcs, Wagons, Harness. one Pony
cts, sheets, dc. One bay Mare; can
el Horse; can trot In 2:6O. Four top
'Ile, and one gents Saddle, Brides, &c.
be seen before the sale.
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rs AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL, AT
ay Tuesday, al ~ East Broadway, a
. ent of Parlor, Bedroom ana kitchen
\ going 70 Europe, consisting Oh the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

DLITZ'S NEW HALL
ID 720 Broadway, opposite New York Hotel elegantly
decorated spendidy Illuminated coolest place Of
ment In the city.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
SIONOR BLITZ, JR.,
the world renowned Magician and ventriloqust with bill
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS,
trained the performance of five hundred astonishing
and beautiful feats AdmissonParque rs cents; dress
circle, so cents; Balcony, IS cents.
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OPPOSITION LINE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" IN price for August and September u,c
First Class, Second Class, Third Class,
$3.50 SITS. elW
American Transit Company viii despatch from
pier North river tho good steamship ERICSSON Capt
r. Iowber Saturday August H. At noon: Wednesday,
September 90 noon the above low prices for these two
trips only :
For passage apply at the once Of
Tho Central American Transit Company.
No III West street New York
D. N. CARRIN0TON, Agent.
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A YOUNG WIDOW LADY OF mon REsrEcrAR.t.
"A ny refined manners and agreeable dlspo' a. w,snes
ego, with view 10 mstrimony Address '" o9bdence,
MIS- ~ 3nye. rost ollse " L. aN
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AUCI'iONEERs.--T this DAY, Az.
II o'clock, al the auction rooms No.
\, large quantity Of choice smoking
20. 20 boxes Cigars, Clothing black
tnd Drawers, Fancy Articles. one chest
K four Sewing Machines, Playing Cards,
'oey-the stock OF q storekeepcr. Wed.
O'Clock, At the auction rooms, i general
Iholi Furniturc.
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A usTRArJA n Ayia ROO LINE--FOR MELBOURNE.
"A me superior fast sailing ship SOUTHERN EAGLE
- ciesr On the 18Th inst The noble British ship CORINGA
viii sail The latter part Of september For sh or pls
ssse apply 70 MAILER. LORD 0SEELA.. ~ Wvl ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A YOUNG MAN. WITH A LITTLE CAPITAL, WISHES
partner to open liquor store any other prohtabl
business References given and required Address Bar
room, Herald Office.
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TTAvANA AND VERA CRUZ, MEXICO.
III Tho American and Mexican Mail Steamship Company
will despatch their elegant side wheel steamers for
the above ports the LIST and 18th Of each month For
freight passage apply 10 CHAs WHITNEY, 70 Broad
way
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-20

g8as Gin Nn9lp s Nmerifaner
/ M 8efem user bic Spnntaqsz
feter Der Denti&em lag t. llnierm
3ablret9en 9elern, tpeI6e engIiIA serltebei,,
ipolen mir ra6febenbes. vStem" mtttbetlen,
ME mir es TN Cincinnati commercial" fan
ben: Il ,,.....' RI ,..- r.+1--.' e. '.'
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- a 4. =
i6 batte meme @eiunobeit barin ruiinirt-mein
sanSe Contribution iit babel Serrittet mor6en. =
Sic ieben eS mir ni6t an, ober ib bin oft .re6t
eleno. Nls @ntlddoisung tlr cine oeopferte
@elunSbeit uno elm seopferteS 9eben bat man
mir oieien jdmmerli&ea 8oiseioienit s.geben,
oen id tp eft ipertDiinide. y. Sod mas lang
pelle td Sic NIT meinen &lqgea, ib wtllte ia
peiter ni6ts. als Sbnen 5eisen, oab sic mir
rertranen tonnterL eub i6 getommen bin, mid
nit Sbnen 9an3 phne 9tldbalt ,.freunolbaftlih
lber cine Nnselesenbeit uus3ulpreden, pel6e
Sic 10 nobe beriibrt, uno pcrn, Sie burhaus
oes 8eiratbs zines Sreunoes beoiirien, UNI nidbt
BON Der S6were SbreS Summers su 8oOen aes
orIdt su neroen. oDT. -a4 a;.:,~@.. 80.
q. Sibpae &itterbauien fab ben 9uliseibeamten
pdbrenb oieler gan5en 9febe nit 9roben Nusen
an. -.ga r.sJs .1l.-- s7..,..-t7. -........i.
SD mub Sbnen betennen, Iaete lie, weit
mebr erldroden, alS our6 feline Sreunoid)afts
uno Gbeilnabmeperi9eruneen berubiet, Dab
i9 ni64 begreife;. worauf Sic eisentli6 sielen,
mein .6err! ~1 lefal ....'
4Sp erlauben Sic mir suerlt einioe SSraqer,
WlaoemciielIe. &illen Sic Inn elm Sd)reibeu,
meld|es Der ermoroete @raf ppn Gpapibe an sSbz
rem 8ater erlaiien bat? a.-
Sa = i@ babe es ssieben. % I'D e..e
~. f. (6ortlebung fCl9t.) -
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GSelAaftasAs,Scige.

Z. Ssnt 4 80. tatea tn slp. a S6rb 5ppGrbar nabt
3-9etttlt, tin SDaplefsit nns sta Drug- eEdft wrt
&prtBtEs efSnet 9etr 3. GetngCtr rb gkerss Ste Std
gasasten bon TtSttdnaettn ers Enttitd bsiuresm
mir te Stt-er NeTttf iOre bag yUb tua aNataifs
duf b5RsHf auemerflcE @aaen. e .---l - -
(12Aty3Mt) .-...r,,t,se y p. cents g .
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Dir Rbeiber Bnrg,
Gr;Gblmtg Dor 6. g0iicfing.
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lener Ga6t elm Moro porgefaGen. 8ei iUlctel
gOrtcmmniiien pflest iitb Der MenI9 su ira
gen: gSer bat oas setban, tper fam bdS Ser
bre6ea besangen baben? llno penn man ais
cann BON einem 6renloen bort, Der in bem6 6aul
9eltedt bat, no etwa8 pcrsegansen lit, 10 tper
ben ale @eilter Der Neu9ieroe tpa@ unb rufen
gDer lit Der Sren1oe? 8o(ltet Sbr mir aufbin
ben, SIR bdttet ni@t 10 sefrast? glein, Sb
Ieio nt4t 10 oumm 9lllp beraus nit be
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6err, id fam bel meiner SeIieteit f9w6ren
oab i9 nt4tS bauon tpeib - i9 babe ben gluf
tra9 befcmmen, na6 benz 9eierteur au fra9er
unp Claus bat mir oarauf seantluOrtet, nil
i4 9ela9t babe fsine Splbe mebr, penn e1
mar perorieBtid uno ippllte mir taum Nebe
lteben. .......... .........s
gta6 benz 9eIerteur- alio na6 einem 0elers
teur lOatet Sbr fru9en? Ser SremOe mar alir
Elm Oelerteur? ......... .,1
Sp nannte Jpn Claus.
Stun, Wteiiter !6einria, tperOet Sbr beidw6s
rem tDnnen, CAP bieS alles ilt, mas Sbr Dben
9etban babt uno mas Sbr tpiBt fra9te ber
Seaalte.
Sd, Serr, jeoen 9lusenblid.
Ser YOliSeibeamte iirirte ben Wlerl6en mil
ieinen i6drfiten Slden unb bann iaste er:
IS freut mid, baB Sbr 10 perniinftig gemes
len ieto, enoIi6 nit Der Spra4e beralssuriiden
SD perlon9e iebt nidts tpeter pOn sud-, ala
Dap Sbr init teiner Slbe uno teiner Wtiene IT.
9eno 1emano perratbet, poriiber mir uns eben
freunbidaitli6 unterbalten baben 8enn Sbl
oaS Wtaul nI4t bieltet, 10 piiroe i6 es Iebr balc
merten, uno uenn Sbr mir baour6 bas Spiel
ueroerbt, 70 IaiIe id gu6 trumm i6LieBen unt
laiie Sud auf 2ebens3eit na9 gapenne I6iden,
niBt Sbr no Der gfe7er tpd6it 9oieu, Wteis
iter Seinrid -Sbr t5nnt i6mieoen 9cben! Bis
aaf Nieoerieben! --'..-.' ..'- u. '... T..
Ser glrbeiter madte eil9 pDn bie1er GrIaubz
niB @ebraud nit langen S6ritten bub ct li4
pon oanner, pie in oer 6ur6t bab Der entIebli=
dye PpliSeimeni9, lDlan9e er mod Don bteiem
9eieben wuroe, ion nod einnaI suriidrufen uno
in ben S&raubitod ieiner per5peifelten 6ragen
nebmen t6nne. '.''' ..
9ll8 ct III ben 9amner9ebduoen perI6lpunz
ben mar, blieb Wtoniieur @rmanns nod cine
Meile na6oenflieb auf ieinem 8albpIS iiben.
Sann itano er aut i6Ieuoerte Idiiig in pas
Wpbn9ebduoe 5uriid, unO na4Oen er bier ieiz
men S9reiber auf9eiudt unb ibm einige 8efcbIe
9e9ebelt lieB ct 9emOileIe Hitterbaulen I'M
Die Sunit elmer unterreDuns unter pier 4usen
bitten. .Y,. ..
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.... Das weItberiibmte rpirtliG dGte
.Dr.White's AugenWassel

pOu Iranspft &brbatbti in alteufelb in Esirusen
1T ebem @ei@dftSmanne GeIebeten 3reau Beaten op
tpratu, Rnnler ups aud Ul&ep, pelG ote bet 4tG pat
Ieuer artetten unf DAMIEN elht G rse nit &c fen uni
ietnt Mbetn teGdftisen brmsenb gu in6e
be franten Nuetn bic sebraH 8udG teser berReGt tr
salt Harf unh Dor erblinbsr f6uStII NrhftGT-HttI
EGueHte pcnSc trbstfnben Sfsfn unb aus al.
len Gegepten Der Welt prtdsn Iber sen auberDtbs1tit
sIadlt6tn grfce. Biasrn rs @tS sa bssteben bnr l
rqri9 .u3iIsI ns u 3niinas DisaeIt. Dsrtif,
'-'-''@ N'-''- 'NItranrrn 3d.
rsF fc5 i4N3eu sSeuesaI-sssai fir aar Nnteris,
an raIstmprs ,n baben BET %, 3 ennt b fen Sad,
tanbIune 3S4 Us. prdttftr ioDt tx ben tauptdIsGab y
Ssuptaeentnt taY len Dtarift aplupbta tet 81 v
IL iditf! SO2 oss str aSt T%4sa Eev,s AIS
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EsSnSz SPfcm. !.

&tnfnde Inb bcppeIte tSas0rn gum Rphtn. StGnu tam
5ssen BON Slasi'sfe~ 81 t. 10 empfbtn ~ ben ttutsE. r
Eretien &Vuttr K S5bus,
fM6t0I--s
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3a~ s7H Qlftien:Srduerei! at,q4
Na@rbt tpir0 biermit seseben, bas Y3uGer 3u 3ei&s
nnBen BON attien gu bem @apital@Stod bar IN rnr-
Baltimore Brewing, Mailing and Distilling
r-. Company r a.-lGnor
bonn Is. Snui bis gum 5. Juli bon 01orsens u6r
Bic 1br Oiittoss in FER Office '..
80. Is SeOrtbftrose, CScfe 5GpetteRr.,
eiue Sreppe BOD, pffeM lie9en. #a. a.jg t~.t. 81.
gsa& hem Charter 1T her @apital-@tod $150, 200.
seibeilt in 5000 Gftien unb iebe Mftie $25 Gr ete
attie iiub bei Der 3ei@nunS 81 uub bon ba an hS-
&entGtb 25 Gents 10 lang, bis bic attie bSGig siuz
be3ablt ;u entri6teu.o ..s5... a.rt. s..;...[a5 5.
WortB MItmGnE, Sclpb o. ARdiltpue,
Mnoreas Baumslrtner Shrihin -. Ht6tL ..
SSbann GruIle. 5sieph Gupsert,
6rdnJ Garbner. s''--- >fotann S&pars,
Geptg T6n9. .asl GarI 8. Sebcrt,
Spispt 2etrr, 1 Ybltpp u. Drstl,
...+..N .'' -.-.t+f .i4- Ortttpren.
SDiepb &uppert, Yr6iibent, brart Garbner
G6asn,. G. o u tdtI, Seer. t14jntITVt)
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ses48es4,ssg ,4sga@ 3 -8' '' .sll
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6DteI SerbarSf,

.5,;.-,,. s383 Pa. Mpeuue,s
s~t'Sen ~ Ine 6'e Ctr Sen MattSna 9csi ae.enlb,r
. .s.1 Gibtngtpm, O. q,
Detn utu Rnb elegant einseritbtcten In, Treu,su64
A4etle es Stae 8essenen @atPf smpieble Id Ginseii"
iden nMb &etftuSep tthens. - f'''4' ~ ~'"F''ia''
I..n ,Ig1I ,7 Ssfeph Gerba<ht,
A-Nop ~ ~ ... ....... &taeatbiirrer
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BaS elm ln9lp : q merifaner
/ M gS elten User bte Spnntaqsz
feter Der . eut14em lag tt llnlert
3ablretden Selern, tpel6e engltlA Serlte6elr,
rpclen mir i1a6itebenbes. Stem" mittbeile1t,
wie mir eS I'M Cincinnati ,@pmmerctal". fan
ben :: ii .,..... III -...
"sWere it not for the occasional tweakino
reminders, as when some ill-starred publ
can from cover the Rhine y is arraigned
before the Police, Court for dispensing a
refreshing glass to a thirsting community
on a tropical Sabbath ! were It not for the
ominous fact, that we see the policemen
prowling about, and lying in ambush about
market-houses every Sunday, ready to
pounce on any hospitable Teuton for ad-
mitting under his roof-tree few of his
countrymen, we might say the Sunday
ordinance" was dead letter. But with
these facts staring us in the face every
Sunday, we see that the idea that city
should be sepulchre once week still pre-
walls. t|t
All! sad, very sad day, to the Ger
mans must be this American Sunday. % If
ever he looks yearningly back to father
land, if ever he feels homesick, you may
be sure he feels it then Does not the sun
shine as genialIy, 60 not the birds chirp as
merrlly, does all nature throb and glow as
Joyously with abundant animation, On
Sunday as on weekday ? And must man,
must the German workingman, with all his
sociadility and conviviality, and his recol-
lections ofthe glorious Sundays on the ma
tive shores of the Rhine, or the Oder, or
the Danube, must HE put on. sackcloth
and ashes, and do penance ? For what i?
For having .toiled honestly, in the sweat
of his brow, for six long, sweltrY days, to
earn his daily bread. raq ,..~ -
Let the Americans reason the Ger
mans-do penance, if their conscience tells
them they should land whole nation in
sackcloth must be q merry sight to the
angels rejoicing in Heaven but give us a
day ofrest, give us, our old fashioned Ger
man Sunday re- rn,. ...-.s...f1r{.. r,,s,-.. ,....
A thousond benisons on that German
New Yorker, who invented the Sacred
Concert !" Go. cover the Rhine on any
Sunday afternoon to the German Institute,
to Loewengarten, to the Krim, &C., and
you will there find hundreds of 'gemueth-
liche" Germans, raybearded old men with
meerschapm pipes, dashing young exqui-
sites, staid matrons und buxom, .blushing
lasses there you will witness the sacred
mysteries Of 'Lumpaci Vagabundus, 2
"Cabale und Liebe," &c; there you will
hear the sacred strains of what seems to
you all the while as some opera that you
heard the night before. Six days shalt
thou work, and on the seventh thou shalt
drink lager beer to thy hearts content !"
Such is the Germans Interpretation of the
decalogue. .a# aa5ei+ % s#mt%ea.iae
Whatever may be thought of it. certain
it is, that Young America is fast becoming
enamored of sacred concerts, " of lager
beer, and mayhap-=of fraeuleins, and GER
tain it is that Young America might be in
worse places than in a German concert
garden, and be doing worse things than
drinking lager beer and making love to a
German damsel. Benediotion on sacred
oOncnrtS g ....-sta rs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-13
TOWNSHIP. MEETINGS.
* yuEETING OE THE II n a II N

N of Supervisors of Ohio County. held on the
eth day Of June, leS
ORDERED, That this Board recommend to the
citizens Of the different Townships Ia perfect
their Township organizations immediately.
To secure uniformity of action in all the Town.
ships throughout tho county ties recommended
that the qualified voters of each Township meet
~st 10 o'clock \. NJ, Oh Monday July "a, 1866 at
the respective places of voting in each Town.
ship, and in the exercise of thar sovereignty up.
point their respective Township committees.
To facilitate business each Supervisor should
he prepared to lay before the meeting in his
Township the assessed value of Real and Per
soual Property in his Township ana thus enable
. the Township Committee 10 proceed, imnledi
lately, upon their appointment to report TO the
meeting what amount it will be necessary to levy
on the taxable proserty of the Township to meet
the necessary expenditures of the coming year.
j. &. HUPP President.
GEO W. SIGHTS, Clerk.
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