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Druas ano nle0ilinrs.
RARSTOW & CORES DRUG STORE
Il y w rIDN, \ n W ~ n n n {,

RARsToW & CORES DRUG STORE
NEW FIRM. NEW GOODS,
AND NEW PRICES
The undersigned having formed a co-partnership in
the Drug business under the name of BARST0W <
GORE the old stand No. 4, Patton's Block, where
they are daily receiving additions to their stock from
the most reliable importers and manufacturers respect
fully ask Tor liberal share of public patronage.
large stock oi
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Has just reeeiyedaui We are now prepared to sup
ply the
WANTS az THE PUBLIC WIrH ALL ARTICLES
BELONGING THE TRADE.
RE VINE AND LIQUORS, FOR MEDICAL USE
sHLY. FULL ASSORTMENT Or CONCENTRATED
; TANIc ECLECTIC AND HOMGPATHIC NEDI-
CINEs.
ALL THE POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES.
PAINTS OIL, yARNIsH,
PAINT AND VARNISH BRUSHES,
pYE-sTCFFs A>D GLASS.
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES OF EVERY KIND.
rILDEN.s ALCOHOLIC AND FLUID EXTRACTS,
ALKALOID 4ND RESIN NOIDS.
All the Best 1russes,
ABDo oAlNAL SUPPORT RS,
shoulder Braces,
BREAST PUMPS, NIPPLE SHELLS. AND SHIELDS,
Nursing Bottles syrnges and Cathetors.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS OF LATE STYLE
AND BEST QUALITY.
large supply Brushes for the Hat and Hair Also or
the Teeth and Nails, Tooth Powders and Pas tcs
Oils Perumery, Soaps. Combs, Hair Dye, In
ygOTat0rS. &c. Eerosene. Kerosene Lamps
Shades Chimneys, Wicbs &c, all o!
tie latest styles.
CHOICE CIGARS. TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
Rs- Physicians Supplied at enable rates. Med
cineS and Prescriptions carefully and accurately com
pounded ANA prepared by competent persons at all hours
OF the day night. Sunday hours from to 10 o
clock in the forenoon. TO in the afternoon.
.. H. BARSTOW. W. II. IT, GORE
Towanda. Aug. |. 1865.
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trs ar Firlf Hnders S Gods ondCa pnrIa
ses,the prices will always be at thelow-
,ou,pn r,rr,,,r,e r,,,,- r,,,,,r,
p,INTc o1Ie v,pNTSurc cr,e nprrcc ,vn
i-' 49, '' i1'' 'h1'0' i'i''"7 +Np =
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PRICES EEprcFD VIZ
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Or. rORTER'S PREPARAT TIONS
FOR FAMILY USE.
Known Safe AMI Reliable Remedies are warranted fl
what they are intended TO give satisfaction,
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furniture.
\ E W A RRAN GEMENTi
MAMMOTH FURNITURE STOP.

TowANDA, BRADFORD COUNTY. pfyy..
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How NATIONAL MONEY is WAsTED.-A Parlia.
mentary exposure of reckless extravaganza is to
be made. 1t appears that at WoolwicE, Eng
land, two years ago, massive machine Trainings
and standards were cast In solid gunmetal, aud
or fifty years ago, and then paid for at the rate
of f5 Sc. per ton, is used at Sheerness yard for
such purposes as building the walls of clink er
less than two thousand three hundred and sixty
three tons have been laid down for paving some
three thousand four hundred and thirty two
yards OF the chain-cabe store and testing house
down the PIG has been from Is. to 6s. SD,
varying according to local circumstances" 80
that the paving has in most instances cost f5
per square yard.
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GALE OF HINERY, ETC.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
WARRINGTON, June 10 1866 J
Will be sold at Puuhc Auction at the Navy Yard,
NORFOLK, on FRIDAY. the Sd day OF August
next the following artic es, viz
1wenty-one Ro lers of Rolling Mill.
Seven Nail Machines
One CUide Mi / (cOmplete) 38 Rollers
Two bundles Saws Tor SlOttIng Screws.
Two Machines for Sloiting Screws
Seven Machines Ior Cutting rnreads.
Four Oil RetaIneIs.
Two Oil Press Rollers.
Eight pieces Iron Skating.
Six sets Couplings for Shathng.
Lot of Taps and Dies for Gas Fitting.
One box Lacngs tleather).
three boxes BE ing.
One 6un. screw Machine
One piece Leather Betting, inches wide, 164
pounds.
One piece Leather Betting inches wide, 141
pounds.
One piece Leather Betting, 20 inches wide, 224
pounds.
Two rolls Gum Packing.
Six bars OC,agOn Steel (castl
Sale to commence at IL o'clock A. NJ
Terms-Cash, in Government funds; and all artl.
cles to oe removed from the yard within ten DAYS
from day of sale.
BY order OF Navy Department.
JOSEPH SMITH,
619tuthl3t Chief Bureau Yards and Docks
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR SALE OF WOOD
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON, |
OFFICE OF HIEF QUARTEhhA hAsTER

rOh DALE w "OOb'
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON, |
OFFICE OF HIEF QUARTERMAsTER. !
WASHINGTON, ID. CJ July IA, 1866
Sealed Proposals inyiea at thls Office
until u o'cok noon, MONDAY, Aueu,t g. 1866
for the purchase OF tl30O0l THlkrEkN THOU
SAND LORDS OF GOVERNMENT WOOD,
located as fol oWs . ,, .
(l40O) FOURTEEN HUNDRED CORDS at the
Kendall Green Wood Yard, on the line OF the
Baltimore and ONO hallroac, about one mile
IRON the depot of said ROAD IN this tH.
ms wood consists OF about ONE THIRD (D
PINE and IW0ThIRDS "a OAK and is piled
immedlatel, along the track OF the railroad.
III g00I ELEVEN THOUSAND SIX HUN.
DRED lords az the Wood Yard, three-quar.
ters of a mile north Of Alexandra. on the line {
tbs Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown RaIl.
road .,... - =. .r,z,, ,,,,,rr,. 20.
PINE and 0NE-rHIRD (3) OAK, is pl ed along
the track, and 10 distant about onehal1 OF a mie
hom a wharf on the Potomac river leading to
wbIch there is a direct and level road.
All of the wOoo offered for sale is OF good or fair
quality, and thoroughly seasoned.
Proposals will be received for quantities from (50l
fifty cords and upwards, win privilege OF taking
all OF either or both lots
Pay ment to be made in Government funds, imme-
diatelv after the opening OF the bios, and upon
measurement OF the wood
The right is reserved OF rejecting any or all pro.
States. M l. LUDlNGVOk,
Colonel and Chief Quarternaster,
10 l6t Department Of Washington,
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EXCURSIONS.

rT@Dh PLEASANT DAILY EXCUR-
sions up the River to Beverly, Burllng-
ion, ana BRISTOL touching at Rvert0n Torresdaie and
hbGnnsla Dy ne tet SH SesneF @ SoN a. W
leaves Bristol at o'e ock arriving at Philadelphia
about 6 O'Clock. On SUNDAY leaves Chesnut street
wharf at lN O'Clock p. NJ stopping at Magargee's
wharf, KensiDgton.
Fare for the Excursion, 40 cents. 77lm
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
S3Is1ANr SUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE

A SSISIANT QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE
IA No, nS9 ,llkARD street
fHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 20, 1885
Will be sOld a. lubIc Auction, on account o, the
Unlteo Sta es, on the grou1ds at TWENTY
FOURTH and soUIh Streets, Philadelphia, Pa
On SATURDAY
july 29 1866 sale commencing at 10 O'Clock A VI
pfeclsey, the Buildings, etc, heretoio known as
S0UIH STREET UNIfED STATES HOSPITAL,
viz:
Frame Buidings 1l9 feet OF l-inch Gas.
p closets, 57l feet OF s.inch Gas.
/ UpngLt Boiler, Pipe,
Looking Range, 11l ieet of l-mch Das
Wash trOughs, Pipe,
Iron Aoppers 73 eet of 1tinch Iron
. non son Containers Nater Pipe
8 lr inks. 80 feet OF 3-inch Cast.iron
6 hon Bath. ubs, Ss2 ieet OF Lead Pipe Ia.
| Ceuar fank sorted sIZesL
l Flagstaff 81 Gas Pendants,
Counters Shelving Draw. 20 Pendant Arms,
GS ieCt OF 1.-irch Gas stop,C o,Sy Cocks,
IIpe, Is Piilar.L ocks,
100 icet of 1-inch Gas Ii 200 Bricks in Pave
8S9 ieet of l.inch Gas Also a ,ot OF Board FenC-
Ine Frame Buildings contain about 13 800 feet
HCmOCk Scahti ng A,I20 1eeI rloOring ana
lOngutd Boards, p $40 eet Rough BoarGs, 9i2 feet
Terms of Sale-Casb, Government funds A d.
po~It Of twenty (2O) pei cent TO be paid GA every
acce ted bid, the Dalance Immediately after sue
Plans OF the buildings can be obtained and
schedules of lots seen upon application at TINS
4 ne buildings etc, must be removed within four.
teen (14l days from date OF SALE and wal be at the
r1sS OF the purchasers.
The South Street CITY Passenger Railway cal:
pass the Hospital every five minutes.
BTev. Brig zen GEORGE Ii. CROSWAN,
Asst Or Master General 4.
GEORGE H. OkME,
T216t Capt. and Asss' ant Qrartermaster
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UNITED STATES ARsENAL.-Work at the
United States Arsenal on the Schuylkill is almost
entirely suspended. During the war there we're
nlne hundred men employed there, and it sup
piled at one time about ten thousand sewing
women with WORK. A further discharge OF hands
is expected in short time, which will reduce
the present force of one hundred men about one
third
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HELD FOR AssAULT.-George Greasy and
Frederick Eva had a hearing at the Central
Station, yesterday, on the charge of assaulting
George Over. at his residence, Ellis worth street,
above Twelfth. Complainant testified that de-
PENDANTS came to his house in the evening,
called him out, and Greasy asked him in refer
ence to reports said to nave been circulated by
him A quarrel ensued, and the assault fol.
lowed, Held to answer.
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THE NEW GAS OFFICE.-The addition to
the Gas Office, on Seventh street, above Chestnut
will soon be completed. The front. which is
two stories high, pas no pretensions to architec;
pressed brick, with sandstone dressings. The
additional space will give increased accommo-
dations to the clerks, and doubt facilitate the
business of the Office.
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THE RoXBoRoUGH WATER WORKS.
The reservoir for the new RoXborough Water
Works will soon be completed. The embank-
ments are all mp, and the work of pudding has
been commenced, The reservoir is $50 feet long
on the bottom, 1s5 feet wide, and about 20 feet
deep, giving II capacity of $4,000, 600 gallons
of water. 1t stands 375 feet above Flat Rock
dam, near which the Cornish engine is TO be
erected for forcing the water into the reservoir.
The work of building the engine house has been
commenced.
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SUPPOSED DISASTER ON THE della
wARE.-The fishing skiff Oriet with her sails
set, rowlocks in. and all complete, was found
bottom upwards last evening, by Henry FL.
Lewis and towed into WASHINGTON street wharf.
twas supposed that the crew had been drowned.
She was first seen between the Point house and
the Coal Wharf
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FIREs.-Y yesterday morning a fire broke
out in the picker-room of Garsed's mill, on
Tacony street, Twenty-third Ward, caused by a
'rbloWer,n but it was confined to the apart
ment in which it ORIGINATED, and the loss will
not exceed $4,000, VIII ch is covered by insurance.
There was slight fire yesterday in the Globe
Cotton Mill, the damage not exceeding $50.
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ACCIDENT ON THE DELAwARE-A MAN
DRowNED.-Yesterday q row-bo t, with fifteen
men from the coal wharves on Windmill Island,
was run into by the schooner d. s. Birch, winch
was coming UP the Delaware. The row-boat
was not capsized, but she was pushed round
with such violence that one OF the men, named
Michael Rork, was knocked overpoard and
drowned. The brother OF Rork, who was in the
row-boat, states that the schooner passed over
the unfortunate man. The other men in the
row-boat got on board the schooner and we're
landed on Delaware aveLue. The captain of the
schooner, Mr.. A. 7. Blackman, of New JERSEY,
was arrested and locked up at the Central Sta
ton to await hearing to-day. The drowned
man resided at No 244 German street, where he
leaves a wife and two children.
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GALE OF QUARTEaMAsTERS' STORES AT
y IHE CAVALRY DEIOI, GlEsBORJ, ID. Z.

QUARTERMAsTER u EN- ERALS OFFICE, J
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, ID u, July II, 1866 }
By order OF the Quat ter master enera there wall
be sold on the premises,
A PUBLtC AUCTION,
under the direction OF Captain George { Browning,
A, q. M,
On TIL RsDAY, August 2, 1866,
the following descnbca lot Of QuartermasteIs'
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Aho ANbW AOlh htIUu VI Jt5JeluhJ hdS bhS lul
lowing items:--
CABINET MATTERS.
Cabinet matters begin to assume a new phase
according to outside report and the reformation
promised threatens not 10 be so complete as was
at first supposed. The immediate friends OF Mr..
Stansbury assert that that gentleman prcdlcated
his acceptance OF the Attorney-Generalshi upon
the retention of Mr.. Stanton in the Cabinet, IN
which he was backed by very strong and in
huential influences. Stanton, on being applied
to, promised, if retained, to come out
the Presidents policy. His instructions to
General Thomas refusing military inter
ference In the affairs of the Tennessee Legisla-
ture, are cited as an evidence of this arrange
ment 1t is also positively promised that letter
will shortly appear from MIR. Stanton in reply
to Senator Doolittle's circular, endorsing the
Philadelphia Convention and all the general
features Of Mr.. Johnson's administration. stan
toms enemies assert that this arrangement has
been brought about in response to the piteous
appeals OF the Secretary of War to be retained.
They allege that he is positively afraid TO- leave
the Office vet. / give these statements, with the
assertion that they are traceable directly to the
parties interested.
CABINET DINNER PARTY.
Secretary Seward gave dinner party Saturday
evening to the mem bers and eX-members OF the
Cabinet, Secretary Harlan only beng absent.
The gathering was purely social one.
THE TENNESSEE DELEGATION.
Since the House has passed a resolution de.
claring Tennessee entitled to representation in
Congress, some Of the delegation are intending
TO claim their seats tomorrow, and thus test the
sincerity of the majority. As the House has
passed the resolution, and as each body is the
sole Judge concerning the admission of its own
members, it is difficult TO conceive how any one
ould object
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YOUTHFUL DEPRAvITY.--E Muir
ray. fourteen years cid, was before Alderman
Tuni,on yesterday morning, charged with the
larceny OF a watch, the property of a man who
boarded IN the same house with him, in Locust
street. above Ninth. He was held in five hun.
drad dOIlors hail ia answer.
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CoMPLETED.-The new feriy-boat Shacka-
Macon, built tor the EAnsington aud New Jer-
sey erTy Company has been completed, and
VIII make her 'lial trip on Thursday afternoon
next. Shs IS to run between Kensington and
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DELEGATE ELECTIoN.-T The Democratic
citizens in the various election districts held an
election last evening, for the purpose of electng
one person in each precinct to meet in oonven-
ton 10 day, for the purpose OF ofEeyislng the rules
for the government Of fhe party,
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DROWNED. - Daniel Ashworth, of Rich
mond street, Bridesbnrg, was found drowned
Yesterday in the Delaware.
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rraE PORTLAND SUFFERERS The con-
tribntions sent TO the Mayor yesterday tor these
unfortunates were:-Mlss A.. five dollars, ana
Bcniamin r. Tredlck, one hundred dollars.
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TEE DAvRNPoRrs.--At present the Davenport
Brothers are Giving their entertainment vito
success al Brussels. They had only announced
two represe' tations, but have been nduced 70
prOlOng their stay
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. I33 South FOURTH Street

a.
Annual Policies issued against General Accidents
all descriptions at exceedingly low rates
Insurance efecled or one year In any sum from $40
TO $40 GEO, at premium of only one-nali per cent.
securing the u amount insured in case OF death auo
a conversation each week equal to the whole ore
MUM paid
Short Tickets for l. g. g. Z, or 10 days 3,
months, at 10 cents q day insurng the 5000,
giving sl6 per week II disabled TO be had at the
General Office, NO. l33 ). FOURTH street rhi adel-
phia the various Railroad ticket offices. Be sure
to purchase the tickets Of the North American Transit
Insurance Company.
For cIrcuisrs and further information apply at the
9eners Qce, any OF the authorized Agents of the
LEWIS L. HoUPT, President!
JAMES HI CONRAD. Treasurer
HENRY c. BROWN Secre ary.
JOHN G. BULLITr. solicitor.
/ IRECf TORS.
l.. i Houpt, late OF Pennsylvania Railroad Company
M Baird of NJ. BALDWIN & Co.'S.
samuel c. Palmer Cashier OF Commercial Bank.
BichaTd W o od No. 800 aTket street p
Ian es M. Conrad, y o. 623 MaIBet street
J. Il. Kingsley ontnental Hotel
II. G Leisenring, Nos 2S7 and 239 Dock street.
Samuel Work of W ork, McCOuch Co.
George Martin. No. 322 Chesnut street ION
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INQUIRIN6 FOR THE "QUEER"-A man
OF respectable appearance walked into public
house near Second and Race streets, yesterday
afternoon, and said to person in the bar-room,
is this the place they sell queer? "What do
you mean by queerW was asked in reply. The
STRANGER then said, "Counterlelt money" He
was told that there was no counterfeit money
place. He was followed and seen to go into
tavern not far off, which he remained in only
few minutes. The person who had followed
what the man wanted, but he refused to say.
The stranger was again followed, and near
Chestnut and Third streets was seen to accost
man and hand something to him. few min
utes after, the man who had inquired for
"queer" was taken into custody. Recorder
Eneu committed him for further hearing
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40 453 Books, Cutlery, Engravings etc, 81 10 SO
each .''''..''..'' o1VO
The awards viii be made after the concert on the
state OF the theatre here hree thousand persons can
eIce 10 tOsuperlntend the ,ame.
10 agents apd ticket holders. Parties having Il 'kets
viii re am them un after he av ards made, and 4
tickets INN edate with ul directions the ship
az I ali the principal hotels book and music Stores in the
city and at the headguarters in the mammouth fair
National orphans Home tuRd co ner of Seventh street
The Directors apDea to the bera lily Of the people to
give this enterprise their kind support and thereby
"D'A MAShSTf NsiSr T PlrEoTons. d HsfG
President Soldiers and sal Ors' Union,
Olonel CLARI + CAPEHARr,
Viii MiIElAM n. 2: 5. Ah6sEGhH' h5s9E!
j B. HU TCHiSSON, Esq
Cashier National Bank OF the Metropolis.
Al ayOraey disposed are requested to act as
agents, but no commissions viii be allowed.
Money hou In all cases be sent by Post Office order
In every case SEND the name and Post ocS address
close stamp AL orders for tickets must ee
Secretary Soldiers ond Sailors Naiional Concert,
. Locs Box No, 81.
F. NoLENs co,
No. 2lO West is5ffa' F6SR ri AFSR sIrssst, e
1RTAst ny DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF iNrERNAI snyGSgB,
CGsrs as S@@s Sas g brec Dire
on "a o ex tf bsvs De %eaa @ada R
e e Sp S&'R Cr e C OcUaP sPhn c Sseg % Se Of
tGumba or permission peri to no lottery rattle, or
hee bn the oeed Of aS d @ Ed G e M
enterprise Ill he devo ed TO chartab permission
such lottery, rattle or gift enterprise rec from cEorge
whether from tax or License in respect to such Lottery,
Refer bv permission, to 0oiniil'Sion''
TSSSrt iP9gId sGRsnst s HSnGooE
Sensra Genera John i; ketsha%: y NY. NY
SsnsTa snsra5 James Ne H5ndriaR, SGR. is%a ESa'''
SsHsTsi Ss1sTs 3 3 g. 8 psvISn' ps R'5s% R Pd
&HtHs;Ipn HoH Thomas, v. i's": Ferry, y e., yieh.
d, De- G. Foney HoESh ESQ; h;I D. {;
Hon, on Richard VA acn, Mayor of Washington D. C.
HSR HSn Ke EaT nn p MEsisy kssy N 4 C. EsHnS
HSR. E ReRF$ g; Sa, Bs%%inE, i. 8, tOnn.
hSn HON Leonard E nj npiaPs MpseTs s n NJ PPenna
Hon Hon eSSFEe ets%Ss0 ISiisa %is0p e. Pe Pepna
Major g. NJ. Van Buren,. n. Y. 6S I'm
w ALNUI sTEEET .tyE4 G,G E.ESrE EATE s;,s:,. e..
night Of SITs S q:tRfThss RRHfSs SseESffhin SHSfh
Romantic 'i Play entitled THE THREE GUARDsMEN,
second apr e"r"nSS SME II iE su HEIEER "' '''O''1
MIR L X SHEWELL,
THE THREE GUAaDsMEN EVERY EVENING.
WALERs GATE MILLERs) WINTER
GdEREBBESSs daEEREB ss TafF N ooSeERrs ssStE
| NIGHTLY.
BY two large and efficient Orchestras.
| TO NIGHT,
| And EVERY NIGHT In cOnneXlOn with our
| EXCELSIOR STRING BAND,
Brass Band comprising tine best Artists In the city
| wa OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Our spacious Shmm Garden, artistically laid out
L with Shrubbery, FOUNTAINS etc.
| IN THE LADIES' SALOON,
Especially set apart lNILIES, the best OF Creams
1 and other Refreshments will be served. 6-l6S
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP
CABINET MATTERS.

The New York Herald of yesterday has the fol
IOufng itama.
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CABINET DINNER PARTY.

Secretary Seward gave dinner party Saturday
evening to the mem bers and ex-members OF the
Cabinet, Secretary Harlan only beng absent.
The gathering was purely social one.
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Separate Sealed Proposals, 70 be endorsFd ITO
posss for Cham and Bar Iron " will be received at
tins office until SATURDAY, July 2S 1856, at IL
O'Clock Nj. for the following artic es, which are re-
qured for immediate use at the Washington Navy
Yard W.T.
100000 two hundred thousandJ POUNDS Chain
Links. Il inch diameter and 10 inches long.
10000 ninety thOusandl pounds Cham LINKS, IL
inch diameter and 13t inches long.
40 OOC ifOrty thousand) poulds Chain Links, Lilo
inch olameter and 13 inches long.
5000 tive thousand pounds 81 inch round Bar Iron,
ref cd
1000 two thousand) pounds 81 inch round Bar
1900 (afteen hundred) pounds II inch round Bar
Iron. n, . ~
The sbove articles to be delivered at Washington
Nav Yard tree OF st to the Government for freight
or REORGANIZATION subject to inspection, and the
risk and expense OF the party furnishing.
sufficient guarantee fOI prompt delivery will Do re-
qu'i0D VI CALVIN G. JACKSON,
7l96t Paymaster U. s Navy.
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And hereby certify that by the books and records
In this office II appears that SAID parties at the last
annual assessment OF internal revenue in this re-
venue district to wit, on the -- day Of, A.
d IS- were ssessed upon properly and income of
the following value, viz, The sad - -,