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WINES.

Treats Of both AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
WINES, HOW TO MAKE THEN AND TREAT
wines made Of BLAoKBERRIEs, CURRAhTS,
and similar fruits.
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BREWING AND BISTlLArIOx.

Lager Beer, American and English Ales, Brown
etout, Root Beer, Mead, ete.. az well ss complete
directions as TO theiT proper management.
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PERFUME cry.

From the best European Cbsmists ami Perfu-
mers. Recipes given here will not be found in any
other work. Recipes are given fer making most
Of the popular
Hair RestOrers, Oils, BandaIiae,
POWdarN- saa9s, Perfumes. Email
De Paris, &c. dkc.
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"nost of the Young Men in my neigh.
borhood are going to the Union Business Institute.
Oberlin, Ohio, when they attend Business Col
lege, }" said friend of ours, the other day.
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L.T ushh hs bow rdu c y a the xpirs
tono then
be the annual efdvidsns
applied provide the payment premiums
of
.----...--
applied the purchase addition policy
payable with it.
applied the reduction Of all
Tcontinuance of the policy
Hereafter dividends the the first annual premium may be used Cash in the
applied to the of the succeeding Policy
FOUR
anya derived feom Dividends
The of this Society has not been eued BY Company either this
OF
DOLLARS greater than the successful Company the period its his
the
than the largest Company Ae the end Of its fifteenth
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MEpIcINE,

This subject is fully treated by Prof. Henry
Hartshesne- President Of the Pennsylvania Medi-
cal College al Philsdeiphia, and contains Gll tho
valuable discoveries and additions 10 the MateTia
Medica, made during the past few years.
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Dried Peaches for SaIe.-No advantage
taken of the news in regard to the destruction of
the coming crop. B. t. LYON,
feb2O'292 67 Merwin street.
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For Sale at 8s Merwin-stree,.-


900 bbls choice brands -four.
100 4" +" White Beans
100 " Prime Dried Apples.
25 " IMPAIRED Peaches.
10 " Pared Peaches.
Five carloads Peach Blow Potatoes, Butter,
Lard, Clover aud Timothy Seed
febl6:Rlo COTTRELL DICKEY.
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OYER FORTY PERSONS

Have been employed aud paid for their Literary
lAbors upon this book, the names o. whom will be
given 20 fhose curious upon the subject; the Let
embraces some Of the most distinguished scientific
men Of the country. some idea can thus be had Of
the large outlay necessary 20 eomFBnsafs such .
corps Of Editorial ability.
Ithe several subjects treated Of in this book
were printed and made into separate books, in the
n AL order OF bOOk-making, they could not be
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OFFIcE OF THE COMMERCIAL MUTUAL INs. Co,
Cleveland, February eth. 1866.
The annual election of this company for the
choice of ive Trustees, to serve three years, and
three Inspectors of the succeeding annual election
will be held at the office of the company on Tues
d.y, the Goth inst The poll will open at O'Clock
PM GEO. A. TISDALE,
feb6.290 Secretary.
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The South Carolina Episcopal Conyen-
tion, in session at Charleston, resolved to
return into union with the Episcopal
Church of the United StRtss
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
WEIGHTS AVID nrEAsUREs

Contains all American and Foreign Weights.
Measures, and Coin, with their rslative YAlue In
United States Coin. Rules for computing Oapaci-
ties Of Boxes, Surface, Stone, and Board Measure.
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DIRECTIONS
HOW TO READ GAS METRES |
ofsr..t use 70 FAMILIES.

It's unquestionably the BEST BOOK OF TIE
KIND EVER PUBLISHED, either In this coun
Try or Europe. Every care has beea taken IN the
eenpUatiob; the Recipes hare been critically ex-
Editors and Authors, selected Ter each special
epbifct .f.r
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Seeds.--290 bags Timothy Seed
90 bags Clover Seed
For sale ~ R. T. LYON,
feo@O'Z9i 81 derw4n street.
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Save Money by going to Kaufman's, $50 su-
perior street. up stairs for your skirts and cOrsos
all of which made to order in the latest French
styles. Lad es' under garments on hand and made
to OTder-up stairs. jan3l:SlO
q. II. Stair IL Co., wholesale and retail
dealers in Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, It's
Ontario street, are now receiving large stock of
Seeds Of all the desirable varieties, among which
wemention oSAGE ORANGE SEED, which is
SEW, the growth of 1865, and this day received
Seeds ofall kinds can be sent by mail. All orders
promptly attended to.
B. H. STAIR CO.,
Late J. Stair Son,
Cleveland Seed Store.
Jan 29th, 1866. jan30:3Is
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S. NJ. PETTEEeILL Co., Newspaper Ad
vertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street, Boston, are agents for
the LEADER in those cities, and are agents
for all the newspapers in the United States
and Canadss. They are authorized to take
advertisements at the same rates that we
charge at this Office.
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Scrap Iron WanGed.-Highest price paid
for good Wrought Scrap.
MORRISON FOSTER
Wholesale dealer in Iron, Nails, &c.,
81 and e3 River street, Cleveland Ohis.
fehl6:202:dlW-eOdIw
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ECONOMY AND CARE IN MANAGEMENT.

of
that Of any the older American Companies.
aPdup Policy for the full amount Of premiums paid
physical family applicant
unexeeptiOnAble - az
given times TO visit Europe free of charge
Extra Permits granted at moderate
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To Purchasers OF Sunday School
Books EVerywhere.-Ingham q Bragg are
continuing TO keep fill and complete assortment
of Sunday School and Religious Books,
having now in stock over 1900 volumes from
which selections can te made for Libraries. This,
is by far the largest stock Of religious publications
kept in the city of Cleveland. 1t embraces the
publications of the Sunday School Union,
Boston and New York Tract Societies,
Massachusetts Sabbath School Society,
Methodist Book Concern, ,Presby terian
and baptist Societies Also the publica-
tions Of Henry HoYr, ROBERT CARRIER Bros,
and all other religious publishers. They sold
at PUBLISHERS PRICES, or as low elsewhers.
InghsDi Bragg have sold ever HALF a MILLION
of Sunday School Books. Our stock is new and
embraces all the new books. We invite our friends
to call on us. INGHAM & BRAGG,
fsbI7.2g0 l9l Superior se;
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EXAMPLES.

illustration following
dividend Q a
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WOlcOtGs AnnihiIatOr stops nervous
headache in three minutes.
WOIcOPs AnnihiIatOr stops neuralgia in
three minutes.
WOIeOf's AnnihilatOK steps nervous tooth
aehe in minute.
WOIeOCs AnnihIIatOr cures catarrh in
few weeks.
Sold by all Druggists. feb15RI2
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BLEACHING, SECURING & DYEIKG.
Painting, Farnlshes and Gements
Inks and Writing Fluids.
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DRoPOsALs FOR SUBSISTENCE.

August "a, 1868.
Proposals will be received at the ofhcs Of Indian
Affairs, Washington, D. G.. until IL o'clock noon Of
September ~ 1885, for subsstencs for the wiohAs and
other amated bands Of Indians In the Leased Dis
trict, " Indian Territory.
The bids Will be at so much per ration, as follows,
pound Of Fresh Beef
" ofA pound Of Flour, or In lieu Of Flour
pint Of Corn, (Flour aud Corn TO be Issued alter
natsly)
quarts Of Salt per 100 rations
To be delivered at such points within tho Licensed
District Is may DO designated by the agent stationed
there; and all articles to DO inspected by said agent
The department the right TO reject all bids
and, contract Is entered into. the right will be re.
served 10 terminate the same thirty days notice. At
any time after the 3lst Of March, 1867.
Proposals. will also be received at the same time and
place, for renovlng 81 50 much per head LOO or
less. OF Wehtss and other affiliated bands from their
homss In the Leased Distret,' . disianee Of about
30 miles; such removal TO include tbs subsissnoe Of
DIN. COOLEY,
auT-w6w .. Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AR
IL TICLEs AT THl WASHING rom NAVY YARD.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AR
L TICLks AT rHn WASHING TON NAVY YARD.
PArxAsrKR's 0yrIcE, q. g. EAvI,)
$50 STREET, J
wAsuIsGroS, p. O., August ~, 1864
Separate sealed proposals will be received at this
oncs until the frat day Of September at 10 o'clock
for the following articles to be delivered at Wash
YoR BUREAU or CONSTRUCTION.
800 Qhres hundred) feet N inch lead Pipe. "
pounds to the foot.
800 srss hensrsd feet inch lead pipe, az pounds
ehr: :si hq9ssr'd feet inch lead pipe, pounds
100 On. hundred, fee, n inch lead pipe ~ pounds
FOR BUREAU OF KoUIPMBNT AND RECRUITING
400 UoIty. hundred) links, ~ Inch diameter aud
lo, 900 Gen thOa.and Inks ~ inch diameter and le
Inches long 5....
5000 t.iI thousand iink.,l inch diameter and i2f
inches long,
s(eight boxes XXX sheets tin, I4x2o inches.
FOR BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
! (ons) barrel sperm oil. best quality.
The above articles to be free Of cost to the
Government for freight transportation aud at the
risk and ex psnse Of thu party furnishing.
Sufficient guarantee for prompt delivery will DO re-
~ CALVIN Q. JACKSON,
aua7-st Psymaster, U. Navy.
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Tot
III. award: viii 5. mad. ..I he on ssc ooo
Of the thsats where three thousand persons can wit
ass. IT, COMMITTEES will be appointed By the sudsnss
Printed list. Of awards will be Published and supplied
to agsnts and ticket holders Parties having tek
VII retain them until after the awards msds and II
ticket. with FULL directions to the ship.
ping o. goods or deeds for the property Tickets for
city, and 4 tie HssSaasrsss IN u: MsS%osn r .Hs
npiidin& for the benefit the Soldiers and saers Ma
.s Hone .aSs 'SrnsI Of
give ssif siss .sppoa s.d ss!r.SSy -.
sst relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of fallen
GARD a large number Of tickets remaining ua.oid,
THGRsDxY The iii Of ossoSsr isss :. .Sies .In s
will positively occur
x. ~, have been pre-
the people hrougho the country that this enterprise
Director. confident the sale Of every ticket. and
have allotted .ossisn. tim. 70 guarantee the sales
MAJOR 4. HALL, President soldiers and Sailors
Uniont Col CHA OAPEnARr, Major NJ H. AL
r.nssrnI DEPARTMENT.
OFYTcR or INTERNAL RBvkNuE, J
,wAsnIsaros, July n. 1859
res.ers Of he Grand TstlonsI Concert e. had cd
In Washington D. G. on the "a Of August next, have
terls Reyshpe FOR The cnlleetlop district Of the District
gin enterprise, aud presented to him satistory evil
enterprise will be devoted to charitable uses permits.
to hold such lottery, rse git enterprise free from
all charge, whether from tax license, In respect TO
such lottery rshie, orsin ss,s,pr,s
All persons favoraby disposed are requested to &C, as
agents, but no commissions will be allowed.
Money should in al eases Be sent By post oes order,
Ia every ease send the name and post oaes address,
eouPy AID sas Of each subscriber and enclose
All orders for ''s %E ns.: + EcssR
Secretary soldisrs' snd sailors National Concert
~''A''s''1s I + BY hPi RI sS1 sS 81
MAJ. dsp. winfield g. HaneOek, o. SA.
Gen Robert @. sohsnok, n. c. ohio.
CO.. JAZZ aa,s' k, rS; wi:s1 %aIs
Gen. yamss @. Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. J. N. Hsdriek, Iowa.
Gen. D. 9. NeCailam, D. Q.
Hon. Thos. ". Ferry, n O, Michigan.
PC. gorasy, Esq,, Di.trie. of Columbia.
He.: *n. R esiii:s'y Wv T. p ss,a
Hon. IbOa Q. i.ssr.oIl, y. q, Illinois.
Hon. Hs. a' A. I a. D.2i' Nc f Sss.''''
Hon. ! william 4 Maven, \. g. ssT jersey.
sa: s s:ss.: %:ss g i fsa..,,,..
MAJ. O. y. Wan Buren,, New York.
Ger. r. B. Hayes, Ohio.
Hon Q. 7. Holmes, Y. G., New York.
Hon. lame. 4; N.Ivia, y. q, New YORK.
Hon. Thos, r Davis, Y; @. New York
hon. samuel J. Randall, y. c., Psnnsylvania.
isS.sodam
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CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER
~ STORES AT AUCTION.
CHrHR ouARrnRnAsrln' q OyrIcu !
nRPO M

MAsnfpe1oH, ID. o., August 10, 1906
b sold a. puble auetion under the direction Of
brevst brEadssr General Charles II. rompkins Guar.
tsrnsstsr u 9 A., 81 Lincoln Depot, MONDAY, An.
guN ~ eennesstns At 10 a. n, large lot Of eos
about 100 Aray Wagons 80 Anbaianoss; $500 pcusds
sogs sssorsd 10 0oo pounds Scrap and old Tire Iron
~ breast halter and trace Chaiss tsis ambulance
eddie 90 sets Anbulanss Harness as Hosss and
sals Coilars; 20 ChoplisE Axes; 800 shevsis; so
Lastsrns u bore. window 0ass; IS 0lassd sash Sse
n5.a .se With HAns. Wagon Govern; saAdisrs,
Chairs, Dests Tables, 8tovss, Book eases, d -
property 10 sold.
Parsi..s!. must remove property within n,o day.
Terms: Dash, Ia oovsrnnsst fasa.. 'a.H r...
Brew. Nal. ds.. .sd Chief ousrss1nssi.r,
auT-It Depot Of Waahiu aton
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Notes hereby given to holders Of Csrtiaestec If
Deposit o. Temporary Losn Cth,r than hoee is.usd for
seSrns house purposes that the Treasury Department
oces from hieh they were issusd win aeerusS
interest thereon to the time OF presentation between
this date and August 2h and that after the latter dats
Interest will cease on sueh certificates.
X. McCULLOCH.
huT-tAufo eecretAry Of the Traaaurv
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T,REAsURY pEPARTMENT orRIoE

"EADOnI DEF AHTMENT,U TEINE
l. Co.rr,o LIN or TEE Cuassu0I, wAmIusro..
Notes hereby gvsa % all psrsoss Who hsv, er.,s
against The hsrehants' Hstlonai Banh Of W.snisS.
= that thsy mat pss.s.t the ana ssd Hass
sad Bank al wsshinston, D. c., On or bsiors ~ ~
w ~ ~ As.' ,.-...-,, CLARK.
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A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IA 90 EI...| % WOOD o.. ..|.. r -

HxADa'ss DEPARTMENT OF wAsHmorox,
OryIcE OF CHEZ QuARrRRNAsrER,
$1,000 WARRINGTON. ID. G., August II, 1865.
VIII be sold on the premises, at public suction under
the direction Of Brevet Major James Gleason A. O nj
on TUESDAY, august as, commencing at II o'clock a.
n about THIRTEEN HUNDRED CORDS OF GOV.
kRnMBNT WOOD, located at ''KgNDALL 0RBEN,'
fnkD on the Baltimore xnd Ohio railroad about one
mile from the depot Of said road in this city. .
This Wood consists Of about oNE-rHIRD PINE and
TWo-THlRDs OAK, 10 Of fair quality and Thoroughly
seasoned, and will be sold In lots Of EVE CORDS
III Pryi,sgs Of taking any quauty up ONE HUN
Also, on THURSDAY, Angus. 50, commencing At IL
o'clock NJ q the Wood f.rd three fourihs Of one
mile north Of Alexandria, on the Washington and Al.
s * n % 5.Ilrosd, WI be SID TEN THOUSAND
100000 CORDS Oh WOOD, Of good quality, eonsistipg
Of about 0NR.THIRD OAK aud Two-THiRDs PINE
This Wood will be offered In qualities Of 1--WE
CORDS With privilege Of taking any qusntity up 70
FIVE HUNDRED CORDS.
Purchasers Of Quantities less than one hundred cords
VIII be required to their property within neen
days, and reasopsbis length o. time viii be granted
for removal Of larger quantities.
Terms: Cash, In 0ovssamsnt funds. on dav Of sale.
MI LUDINGToN,
rI Colonel and Chief Quariermasier,
auls-nt Department Of Washington.
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Union PAPER COLLAR COMPANY.

TTNION PAPER COLLAR CnNp NV
D'ts S>Nt+A-R" Oohi AN
ORGANIZER UNDER TIE LAWS OF THE STATE Oh
NEW YORK.
OpyIos, 10 ROADWAY. NEW Yo.K-Br.xcu ov,,v
ga w ...-. - - o''''A
~"ASAAoroH srhkAr' BOSTON.
THE uNroN pAppp co,,.p cov..
" oohhAh SohrAHf'
Organised under the laws Of the State Of Nav York
with = capital Of t3,OOO.OOO, having purchsssd IN
pAtents Of Walter Hunt WIN IoeE vaaS = farsv
and A. A Rvans vith athsr n.t..I. ,o.t.siil.. ~
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APPoINrED.-The President has appointed
Zsok B. Brooke, Esq, Of this oity, Justice Of the
peace In .ad for the County Of Washington District
Of Columbia. ..-.. -.
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Upon the oouslus,ou Of n. rsm.,ss A. ...,.
Of ne oou,u,itsee vers ,rsv lrssd y, r." pLS
and yery pIessant iuteyvIsv srsr.S. ~. sS,s
tion rstirips sftervsyds m.ch .s"s,sss .ny oesgs'
-.-s " 'n' Ns'''
Cpo,arvovr -Tho ,t..,,,.,.
v.n.,.h,s c.,,.,. .,.,..a ,oseqaes oi our lete
s.s",S". nnNN wsen, .osepn Looey. took place
sS.rsh =, c nnrs "om .ae metnodist Protestant
oidcst' - .ia.nss ~. ne va one Of our
nris,ns s"r.ss.s., .ay yean an active, enter
hsntiA.S lin ~. ..s-.u y sne Wnose name 10
tovn n, -. s.' s ow.a Ana sdyaneemsns OF me
Of the cid Methodl.t En,ssans ~ sss.1as member
Iaoa :. ~h,.h ua.,.s nP'scoPa onurcn, prior 10
ator. oS ~ M.,ssS,s, yscams one o. sne origin
tributsd ro,siS.,sn,s .a"sSs oauron ,end con.
n,s..r. .S,Ss. n. ny ~, s1uA.os Inc erection o. the
dsnortm.st n,nv..si., oSsns yssl. ms Vnrist,an
isncs ss5s., NJ ~ nssnain N,, ana osnsvo-
nv,,ns ~ III ~" 70 e,.'Asns o. 81 classes
,,nss.SS W s Pas. yar % we tn,s Town has been
An rssid.nc.. ...s.SS ~ me scan'on OF several
'"S ~ 1917. A.. 80. 49,, lf.-......l .-i
rvsh = sssi'a. .hs vu; .ass ~ "a solemniuss Of
N IN. ~. i. nou yestssuAy nave convened one
iii clssss. ~ 49,. -. -st 2. oe'n sexes and
os.ion H. a.rp.e ws sme.'sa On sucn an 90.
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DEAD.-George II. Garner, the colored
man who was injured ut Rays coal dock In George.
town on Friday afternoon, died from the injuries
about eight o'clock Friday evening. He was afty.
seven years Of age, and much respected BY large
number Of friends.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
the LIST OF ssptember 1866 At ~ for 900 TONS BEsf
QrALirY CUMBERLAND COAL, run Of mine, to be
dsveted at The Treasury Bnildiug In such quantities
aud 4t such times as may be directed. r..g
The right reserved to reject any and all bids that II
may bet the Interest Of the Department. to decline
|F.r q u. CLARK,
Chief First Division,
Au@'a National Currency Bureau,
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
" TIE BENEFIT OF
TIE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
NATIONAL oRPHAHs' HONE FUND,
under the auspiees Of the soiders and ssors u.,o,
WashiuGton, d. O.. G Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING, August 4 1895.
POsTPOMED UMTIL THURSDAY EVEN
ING. OCTOBER 1lth, 1850.
- 10000 Tickets will be soid Al q sssh-7oy ooo
prsesnts awarded, valued at 100000 $4,000 Of me
proats 70 be given 10 the esiisss and Sailors ualoa
Orphass Home Pad, u 500 70 the washin etoa Male
asd Female Orphan Asylum the baianos asr dsduetins
srpsnses 10 be paid 10 the Treasurer the
eailors' Union Of Washington, d. @.
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VISIT TO THE PREsIDEST.-On Saturday
afternoon at three O'Clock the committee appointed
BY tho National Labor Convention, for several
days past In session at Baltimore, waited upon the
President At the Executive Mansion. -.
Mr.. John Hiuoholins, Of Illinois, chairman Of
the COMMITTEES, addressed the President on behalf
Of the committee, ssyins that II was not the pur.
pose Of the workingmsn TO form new party, as
as ignoring al party questions. Mr.. Hinoholins
proceeded to explain the objects the convention
had In view In their labors, the eight hour rule
being the principal one, and In their efforts they
desired 10 have, - far might be, the 90 opera
tion Of tAs Chief Magistrate Of the nation. In
gard TO the reduction Of the hours Of labor the
President had . precedent In the action Of Prssi.
dent Van Buren, whom visited for similar purpose,
the object then being 10 reduce the legal hours Of
days work to ten. That had been accomplished,
and II was now believed that BY Improvements In
machinery and otherwise II was now practicable to
reduce the laborihg day to eight hours, and give
the workipgmsa An opportunity for physical and
mental culture, enabling him to become better
citissn. . V -
They also desired TO call the attention Of the
President to the monopoly Of the public lands BY
capitalists they wished protection from foreign
paupsr labor, and from the present system Of con-
viot labor. The speaker dwslt with considerable
force upon each these points.
The President replied, expressing his sratiacs-
tion At the VISIT In regard 70 the propositions
presented 10 him, he would refer ID his past acts
In reference TO the system Of convict labor com.
plsined Of be would say that be had opposed IL
years:ago. The homestead policy he had advocated
as far back as 1846, and finally In 1851 the home
stead bill passed the House, but was lost In the
Senate. Subsequently no was transferred TO the
Senate, and he called II up there, WHEN Il was
passed but vetoed by President buchanan. He was
opposed to the whole policy BY which capitalists
can monopoxe the public lands. He was In favor
Of the principle that the workngman should have
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
"
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
Fourtsenth street, (eirele, corner Of n street
This Institution Is situated In the most bealtAx mr.,
ton OF the District surrounded by Its own FTounds
Cars pass the door every d We minutes
Terms OF admission: From % to 80 per weak In Ar
eordauce with the room required, payable in advance
This includes Board, Medicines, Medical and Surgiesi
Attendance.
MEDICAL STAFF.
SURGEON ISCHARaR.
II. THOMPSON, N. D., Isl street, bot een Tvsl-
heth and Twenty First streets
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS SURGEONS.
JOS X. BARNfs, N. D., Surgeon General, United
jos. RILEY. NJ D., a.ors..ovn.
ThOS MILLER N. ID, street, Washington.
4: y: +. GARNETr, n. D., New York avenue.
w. T. JOHNSTON. NJ D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, D., Gsorgetown.
Applications for admissions be made to any Of the
medical stat or the matron at the Hospital Orders for
admission to tho free beds Of hs Institution can be Oh.
tainsd Of the Rev. G. H. HAIL. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church. Of the Rev. L. D. Gillette, Pastor Of the Rrss
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon charge at his rss
dsnes Orders for the admission Of wives or vidoVs
Of soldiers Of the Unsd States army can be procured
through the Surgeon General, United States army
UD O. II. HALL, d. D., Secretary.
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y ORrHAss' CouRr--Judge Purcell. -On Sat.
urday Matthew Sherlock gave bond in the sun Of
900. Is guardians to the orphans Of Patriok
Quiglsy. -
Malcolm ssaton gave bond In the sum Of 90, 900
Q. administrator Of VIM. W. ssston, and letters Of
administration wsrs.issusd to HIN,
Letters Of administration on the estate Of Patrick
ouigiey were issued TO Hugh Quslsy, bond a, 900.
Margaret r. Palmer was appolntsd guardian 70
the orphans Of VIM. Palmer; bond $500.
The first and anal account Of VIM Bell executor
Of James m. Smith, and the account Of the Dor.
proved and passed.
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