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Diary of a Rebel Trooper.

Those followers of the 'Iost cause" who have
narrated in book form their adventures while
fighting nnder the stars and bars, find ready
market for their productions in England. The
latests volume of this kind is entItled -Four
Years in the Saddle" by Colonel Harry Gilmor,
published by the Lougman Brothers. AS
partizan of the Mosby stripe Harry Gilmor'
enjoyed considerable notoriety North and South
during the war. At its outbreak he was re-
siding in Baltimore, and having recruited
squad OF Maryland Rebels crossed into the IN.
surgent lines. He made numerous raids, and
though generally successful, was at length
captured. When Early suddenly advanced upon
Washington in the summer OF 1864, and fought
the battle of Monocacy, il was Gllmors band
who, circling round Baltimore, destroyed the
railroad leading to Philadelphia, and made
prisoners of General Franklin and several
others. After receiving Rebel commission of
Major in 1868, he was sent to watch the Federal
position at Winchester While proceeding
thence he encountered Belle Boyd, and gives
us the following glimpse Of the Martinsburg
female spy who used TO boodwink the Union
officers, and draw from them Federal plans;-
On my way down the valley met at Woodstock
my OLD acquaintance, Miss Belle Boyd, whom had
known since the autumn OF 1861. Miss Belle begged
telling her she must first have General jenkins per-
mission. 1 rose before the sun, and was ready TO
start when discovered she had carried my sabre
and pistols to her room, to prevent my slipping off
without her, as she was shIeWd enough to know
would do Down came MISS Belle 2 dressed IN her her
waist from which the butts of two small pistols
peeping, cased in patent leather holsters
She rOde with me to the quarters OF Gen. jenkins
10 whom had to report before passing out through
the hines. We found him sitting before his tent,
and, after despatching my business Miss Belle pre-
sented her request. / fixed myself rather behind
her, that might give the General signal not Y
" consent The fact is did not care to be aecompa
MED by woman ON so perilous an enterprise ior
though she was splendid and reckless rider, oil un
hincbing courage, and her whole soul bound up i
the Southern cause, yet she was ttle-mark you
lnIy a Rlittle-heads trong and WIul, and thought
best both for her sake and mine, that she should
OF CO. hope Miss Belle viii forgive this littlt
use. The General, of course. refused, which mad
n furious; but he was firm, and rode off wlthOu
n.
Not long afterwards he came near being cap
red by Federal SCOUT
was returning by shorter route when 1 cam
ddenly ON a "Jessie Scout in a narrow lane tina
out to Grifhth's factory. had taken the pre-
utiOn TO put round my neck white handkerchie
aving long end hanging down over the shoulder
I'd tho Ladge by which the "Jessies" distinguish
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The Atlantic Voyage of the s'MIantOnO-
mah'-What the English Say of Her.


The London papers have long accounts of the sea
voyage of the monitor Miantonomdh, whose perform
ances were of the most credltable character The
Times has the following
"Tho Miantonomaah is a new ship, having been
only completed last autumn, and her present voyage
Is manly designed to test her seagoing qualities BY
those on board the trial appears 10 be regarded
perfect success. She has come hither from New
Newfoundland; and from the last port she has made
the voyage in ten days ten hours Crossing the Bay
of Fundy, she encountered weather which, without
amounting to gale, was considered very 0oisterous,
but she rode through it easily. On the voyage to
Queenstown the indicator marked no greater rolling
than degrees while two degrees is stated to be
the average. Her padde-whee consolts on the other
hand, rolled TO maximum OF elghteen degrees ana
twentyour degrees respectively. The speed she at
tanned was respectable, and, considering her Guild,
rather surprising When leaving ST.. Johns she
drew fifteen feet ten inches water having on board
three hundred and fifty tons of coal in her bunkers,
thirty tons in a crib on deck and about twenty tons
in bags in the turrets. With this quantity on board
economy was considered necessary Her motive
power consists of four engines. driving twin screws.
and Of a pIaduated pitch with a mean of eighteen,
AT full speed her consumption of coal would forty
tons per twenty-tour hours, but 10 spare fuel she
was not driven, and was even run at slow speed
sometimes. Her average therefore, was about seven
knots an hour. Her maximum speed would be about
nine. She has brought with her forty tons of her
draught
"The Miantonon,ah proceeds at the end of this
week or the beginning of next 10 Portsmouth, her
ultimate destination being Russia. She is to be ac-
companled Dy tne augusta, Wnlcn acts tne part OF
parent to the fedgnng now trying its first flight
across the broad waters. The AshueLot is bound TOR
China.
"The officers of the vessels are not merely cour-
feous to visitors, but seem anxious to have their
ships inspected. Those accustomed to the tondness
OF sailor for his own ship, whatever she may be
cannot help being struck with the mann or in which
all on board her consorts appear to think and take
pride only in the monitor 1t NAV possibly be a
result of the rapid changes which the war caused
often leaving man little time TO become acquainted
with Il craft with which his destiny was identified
but 1t appears more as If the strangeness and for
midabe nature of the ship were a sort OF American
prope rty, and that she accepted as type Of ma
tiOnal power"
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q l. A d n E w S
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.

n L A ID n e w S
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in all cases. for the SPEEDY and PERMA
HLNT CURE of all diseases arising from excesses or
YOUTHFUL INDlSCRE IION.
Emissions, Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility, I'm
pO''"N No GHASGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
They used without detection, and never fall to
effect a Cure, if used according to instructions.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; also, Large Boxes, containing -Four small
Price Three Dollars.
From four to six boxes generally required to cure
ordinary of Seminal Weakness, though benefit Is
In Chrome Cases. and particularly when Impotence
or Genital Debi ity with Nervous Prostration has
affected the SYSTEM
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended the most Eficacious Reuvenating
ana InvgOratng Remedy in the word.
Package. Price Five Dollars, wi last month, and
is genera Y sufficient
In extreme cases of Debility and Impotence,
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars sufficient for month, can be used
TO good advantage. -
will restore them to their normal condition.
Pamphlet OF 100 pages, on the ERRORS OF YOUTH,
designed Lecture and eau ion to Young Men, sent
tree, Ten Gents required to pay postage
If you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
of your Druggist take no other, but send the money
direct to
DIR. JAMES BRYAN Consulting Physician,
No SO BROADWAY, New York,
And you viii receive them by return of mail postpaid
For sale by DYoTr Co., No. 232 N SECOND
street. buS
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MEDICAL.
VOX POPU jill.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,

PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 771 South THIRD Street
Price, $l'OO per Bottle; $500 for haltadozen.
@ G Tar In 9SSp SI
fever liver Complaint pains in he Breast bfoneSiss
nammaton and restriction Of air vessels in the lungs
EiSn SI.sn FS%;s' S@5ssy Sssi: SSs
William +. Corbit, Associated nie Press.
graph Fh T. and a'rm and Police
James w. Perrne No. ll29 Charles street.
H. A. Davis No. s2S Gsskll street
Robert Thompson So 9I i66g 'a Waiter street,
J Geblo6 No 7sl s, Second street
+. y Hoys5d, 10, j. ! Dock street -
/, Rates No. sos Arch street
Mary Caldwell SS. 1882 SAMSON street.
+ M fSi CartSy ~ No. y l6S EllTetR' n staItS alley
George wilson No; 2S6 Race street.
n j HasSets & No. O.Yi YiS y canal GSt street '''''
s. Seymour Rose BusiletOn.
Char,es Rogers, No. e2l South street.
n SSs gdntS and sE Gg%y streets
William Barns, No 5l5 South Front street.
John MnSnns ORenr Pear Of No ia North Second street
Mrs. s. r. Choate, Newark Del
sIR I'VE take pleasure in recommending your ITAk
Suanes I as MuST most eXcecnt and eloacous remedy
for the complaints set forth In your printed Dill already
submitted 10 the public gratifying act to suffering
humanity we Will cheerfuly recommend your prepara
ton to al afflicted with diseases which 1t IS designed to
DILKS & SON, Druggists,
n, f. corner Pine and Sixth streets,
For sale also at -
JOHNSON HOLLOWAY 81 COwDEN'S,
DYOTT co.'s,
And all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further to say that
he prepared to fill orders and forward the Syrup tc
part the country. Persons desiring other nior
mat ion by n0 will ncose postage stamp and answers
will be returned soon as the exigencies OF buSineSt
will admit Address - --
$40 No I'll s. THIRD Street, Philadelphia Pa.
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GOVERNMENT SALES

"A No. 1859 GlRARD Street, PhiiadeIpbar puD6.
:, VIII be- sod at Public Auction, on accom-, os
I6N t9e United States, on the grounds at fSLINS.
on TUESDAY, July 10, 1866, sale commepoIng q
10 O'clock A. precisely, the buildings, etc, here
CAMP CADwALLADER.
80 frame buildings, with shingle roofs.
franc SINKS.
/ sentry box.
flag staff with ball and vane
dOuDleleyer iron force pump (Burnbaua'a
patentl
wooden pumps
1woooen hydrants with lead attachments.
iron fire piugs,
80 window sashes, assorted.
table tops and % trestles.
5desks.
IA tables.
81 wooden benches.
WOODEN wash troughs.
carpenters benches.
eO Oleet Office railing.
counter, shelving drawers, etc,
I4gO feet picket fence.
Sil9 teet s board fence, IL feet high, containing
about 69, goo feet rough boards and hem ock scant
ling, to be sold IN lots to suit purchasers.
i large lots OF hrewood.
800 white pine shingles.
10000 feet Axe hemock scantling, used as plank
Rl5,sOO feet sinch hemlOCk plank, used as plank
road. P""N
73 AGO bricks, in chimneys. CUTTERS wells, etc.
The frame buildings contain about ''''
172 40 feet henlock scantng.
so $40 feet flooring and tongued boards.
222 500 feet rough boards.
The buildings will be sold separately.
Terms OF sae-CRsh, Government funds
deposit OF ten 10Y per cent. to be paid on eyery
accepted bid; the balance to be paid Immediately
after the sale.
The iron waterpipe to be sold by the foot more
or less as it lies buried in the ground to be dug uD
and the ground filed IN by the purchaser, and by
| superficial measurement amounts to
1453 feet 3lnch iron water-ppe.
598 feet inch IRON water-pipe.
202 feet s-lnch iron water r.pipe.
The buildings, etc, must be removed within
twenty (20l days from date of SALE and will be at the
| risk of the purchasers
| The Ridge Avenue Passenger Railway Cars pass
near the Camp every five minutes.
BY order of
| Brey. Brig. Gen GEORGE III. CROSMAN,
Asst Or. Master General u. S. A.
| GEORGE X. ORME,
| 726t Capt and Assistant Quartermaster
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DR.LESSEY'S VEGETABLE PILLS CURE
- Dyspepsia, Diarrh@a, rheumatism, Sick Head
ache, and ali arrangements of the Liver They purify
the blood and make the skin soft and fair For sale by
DIR. LESSEY, No 1888 N. NINTH Street, Philadelphia,
and by Druggists generall' -
CAMDEN, n. j ,SOptember2. ls65-Dr. Lessey-Dear
Sir:-It gives me great pleasure add testimony
favor Of your vegetable Liver pills " | had been
years and during that time, suffer intensely from
acrid discharges from stomach and bow els, seriously
ut time, much that my lie was despaiIed of.
But tn Ough kind Providence, was introduced to
Won and Dy the use OF your Pills have been wonder
fully restored not having had attack my old
p or lost single Sabbath service. They act like
charm. Had 1t not been for them, have no doubt
should have been laid aside from the ministry -, n
l must aod lew lines in favor of your Life Pre-
server" Vegetable Linment 1 have used Il fol
Erysipelas, Scalds and Burns snd lnfiammatons; II
produces remarkable results. i was cured of verJ
bad sore by its Many OF my neighbors are using IL
and IL gives universal satisfaction 1t should be In every
house. 1ocrs ,r =, enoo,yno,,
42stuthslmt THIRD Street, amden, N. j.
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MEDICAL.
- DIR. IIYLTON'S
+ Constitutional RenOVatOF
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
IucIpient Consumption, and all Diseases
Pertaining TO Consumption,

AS
Coughs Colds, HOarseness, Group, Bronchitis, and all
Diseases of the Lungs and Respiratory ORGANS,
Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia, Loss of APP
petite, Nervous Debility, with
great Lasstude OF the Mus
cular System. etc
The success of this medicine in the cure OF disease
has whstOod many critical tests in this country and
elsewhere its salutary effects disease are widely
disseminated and require effort TO parry the preu-
diees OF the skeptic. -
that consider you the greatest doctor on diseases o.
tire lungs in the country. i had splitting OF DloOui
with large Jumps green matter; violent pain IN my
breast and shoulders sirainng cough; aud several OF
the most eminent physicians gave me as hopeless
ase OF consumption tried ali the remedies OF the
uay anu gained no relief but grew worse when Henu
ADVISED me TO ly your Renovator satisfying me tnat
you were regular graduate of the University or fenn-
sylyana and not selfstyled doctor used but nine
Dottes OF your henoVator and TO the surprise OF my
friends am now well man, and able TO attend daily
TO my business.
ANY needing further particulars of my case
can call on me ana be satisfied.
"NICHOLAB BILGER,
mo. 235 Races treet."
Dr. Hylton is a regular graduate OF the
University oil Pennsy Nania, (His diploma
be at his 0fice) Examines Lungs y
without charge. ONCE, No. all VINE
Street "A thsm2m --A
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@ Il A l. Il ID y .
= Will be received by the subscriber until II
O'clock Nj, on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF July
-'@-'' FURNISHING THE MATERIALS
and
CONSTRUCTING CULYERlS
in the FIRST CulyeTt District OF the city oil Cam
den New Jersey, as follows :-,,,,
ONE BRICK CULVERT,
four feet in diameter, extending from the lhteTsec'
tion OF Second and Mickle streets, southWaTd along
Second street to the intersection OF Hartman
street about 1850 feetl and thence westward SO far
as is necessary TO make an outlet 10 the river
ONE BRICK CULVERT,
three feet in diameter extending from the intersec
lion of Second and Micke streets eastward along
MlckIe street to Broadway about 1880 feet).
ONE BRICK CULVERT,
three feet In diameter, extending from the intersec
tion of Second ana Stevens streets eastward along
Stevens street to Broadway tabout 1900 teetl,
and specifications OF the required WORK VIII pc hled
Tor examination at the office of the City Clerk,
EDWARD III. SAUNDERS,
City Surveyor,
No. 85 N. Second street.
CamdeD, June g. 1866, 0 20 MA
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ICE COMPANIES.

JNAsTERN ICE OOMPANY.-sEAs0N OF
u 1865 lbs daily go cents per week ia, ~ S Week "a
ips, uaiy, h, 81 81 ~ ~ poA VIVA THOMAS j, LYONS
'SRi'H '''V" AN" JOHN 3. MYEkS.
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TRussEs, SUPPORTERS, ETC

@gSzozz PHILADELPHIA SU URGEONS s.
SS R4SR4oH RSTT 3tr.af 1FST5dgTF T5dyG St.ySSa Xo
LNLKkIT after thirty years, practical experience
Patent Graduating Pressure Truss, and variety Of
others supporters Elastic Stockings Shoulder Braces
ducted by a Lady. 529S
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DIR. E. CoURTARET'S DISINFECTING FLUIDS,
secured by Letters Patent in the United States and
France Prepared solely by the New York Dsniecting
Company at their Laboratory, Nos 298, 300 and 302
HENRY Street, New Y ork; Office, No. AZ CEDAR
Street
Dr. CouIt0ret the celebrated French Chemist in charge
ofits Laboratory is prepared to furnish its DIsINFEoT
ING FLUIDS for sick rooms nurseries, urinas, water
closets, prves, cesspoos sewers cutters, ships rail-
roads hospitals prisons and public isstitutions of all
kinds, saughter-h Ouses, olal and at-boing establish
ments; all kinds of manures Caamensey increasing the
value Of the after to every arner and wherever poi
ocorZers antsepcs anupurescents and dlsintectants
in the scientific meaning of the words. They remove
noXious Snd odoIs by chemical princpeseavine
their places hedHhui air; they are DESTRoYERs, and
not merely dbSOr6tnS OF poisonous gasesnot injurious
to utensils in which they are used. The attention OF
medical and scientific drec ed TO these disinlec
tants. Attached tesmOn ais in favor of this great
discovery which, with hundreds of Others, be
at the Company's Office - 80
DELAvAN House. ALBANY, March 30, 1866 TO the
Pr esldent of the New York Disnfectng Company
Dear Sir:-t is all it is represented TO be We have
made many trials OF osmectants but consider that
have found article which surpasses all Others
NEW YORK, April 0, l866.-To the President of the
New York DisnlecuDg Company-Dear Sir We pro-
without exception TO be tn best we have
known, Its effect upon every matter Is complete and
instantaneous. &. A. SIEISON, Astor House.
n. b. These Disinectants used by the scavengers
under the direction OF the Sanitary PO ice of the Metro
politan Health Department, New YORK , 49,
enera and Sole Agents for the United states and the
Canadas, to whom all orders should be addressed
For sale all Druggists and General Dealers in the
United tGtes and Canadas. 6O3m
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4 2stHthslmt

nHREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
J. act in important locations for the New York Acct
s6niV 10 FRANK o. ALLEN, RrspCh Office, No. al9
CHE6NUT Street Apply sO0n 2N
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS
- WAFER PIPE, FlRE-PLUGS, ETC, COM,
prislng
QUARTERMAsTER-G GENERAL's OFFICE,
FIRST DIVIsION


WASHINGTON, u. C., June 10, 1866 J
BY order of the Quarermaster- General, there Will
be sold, on the premises at public auction. under
the direction of Captain George T. Browning, A O
NJ, on FRIDAY, July 49, 1866, at II O'Clock NJ, the
following described public property, to WITT
ONE STEAM BOILER,
30 feet long and feet in diameter with two IL inch
return hues made of 4Inch boiler iron, with all the
necessary appurtenances including cast-iron front,
gauge cocks, globe valves, eed-pump, smoke stack
and HOOD, steam gauge (AshcrofJs patentl, grate-
bars, pipe plugs reducing pieces, etc.. all in good
order.
TWO OwoRTHINGToN STEAM FORCE PUMPS,
No. 6, 18-inch cylinder, 9.inch stroke, 25.horso
power each. and each capable of pumping and
forcing 100 900 gallons of water per day Connected
with them are the REQUISITE valves, glands, coup
lings, bends, elbows, doube-vave oil cups, etc.
These Pumps are comparatively new, and in COM
large quantity of wATER-PIPE, as follows:-
5,1S2 teet S-inch Cast Iron Water,PIpe.
800 feet 2-inch Wrought Iron
. ga ga feet y inch Cast Iron g,
1,6C0 feet linch
5000 feet s-inch
THIRTY.ONE CAST IRON FIREPIUGs
(Ayres patent), with all the necessary connections
such as Us bends, stop-cocks elbows, fouraway-
pieces, etc, all in excellent condition, together Will,
ALL THE TOOLS, Etc,
required for making alterations and repairs in water
pipe, such as Pipe Cutting Machines, Taps and
Dies, Plyers, Crabs, Drills, Punches, Caulking
Tools etc.
the largest class can be loaded at the wharf.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
Deliveries Will be made to purchasers on or before
the first (lst) day of August next
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale.
ANY further information that may be desired will
be given upon application in person or by letter. to
Captain George T. Browning, A. @. NJ, Giesboro,
D. Co. or at this office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Byt Brig. Gen u. S. A., in charge
q I'm First n NJ
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SALE OF MACHIN merry, ETC.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
WASHINGTON, June 16. 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction. at the Navy Yard,
NORFOLK, on FRIDAY, the Sd day of August
next, the following artic es, viz -
twenty -one Rollers of Rolling Mill.
Seven Nail Machines
One Guide Mil (complete) 3S Rollers,
Two bundles Saws Ior SottIng Screws.
TWO Machines for Slotting Screws
Seven Machines Tor Cutting Threads.
Four Oil RetalneIs.
Two Oil Press Rollers.
Eight pieces Iron Shafting.
Six sets Couplings for ShaftIng.
Lot of Taps and Dies for Gas Fitting.
One box Lacings (leather)
Three boxes Betting.
One Gun-screw Machine
One piece Leather Betting, inches wide, l64
pounds.
One piece Leather Betting, inches wide, 14I
pounds.
One piece Leather Betting 20 inches wide, 224
pounds.
Two rolls Gum Packing.
Six bars OciagOn Steel tcast).
Sale to comwCl ce at IL O'Clock A. Nj.
Terms-Casp % Government funds; and all artf-
cles to be removed from the yard within ten days
from day of sac.
BY order or Navy Department, . -
JOSEPH SMITH,
6 letutbl3t Chief Bureau Yards and Docks.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT sIEAH'IUU.
AssIsTANT OUARTBRMAsTER's OBFIoE,
PHLADELPmA DEPOT, June 20. 1866.
Will be sold at Public Auction, at SHACKA-
MAXON Street Wharf Philadelphia, Penna., on
SATURDAY, July Z, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A M, the
United States - ...,
Tonnage 104 695 tons; length so $40 feet BREADTH
Is BIO feet; depth, 7-l0 feet
The ting is now lying at ShackamaXon street
wharf, where she can be examined.
Torms-Cash, in Government funds.
BY order of ,,oSn,.ny
Breyet Brig Gen GEO. II. CROSMAN,
Assistant Ouartermaster. General >; A.
09st1 HENRY BOWMAN,
BreVet Mai and Assist. Quartermaster.
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ERAIASTER-GENERAL'S OFFICE,
] n nIUISJON

NUARTERAlASTER-G OFFICE,
W FIRST DIVISION,
NC WASHINGTON, d. C., June 23, 1866.
Will be sold at Public Auction, under the direction
OF Captain George T. Browning, A. Q. M, at GIES-
BORO ID. c., to the highest bidders, on FRIDAY,
July 6, 1866, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, three
separate lots of
STABLE AND STOCK YARD MANURE,
containing in all about two hundred thousand cubic
yards, most of which is in the immediate vicinity of
the wharves at which boats and barges can be con-
veniently laden.
Purchasers will be required to remove the Manure
on or before the 1st day Of September next, unless
otherwise arranged with the owner of the grounds.
TeTms:-Cash, in Government funds. .
A boat for Ciesboro' will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour, up to u O'Clock NJ, ON the day
of sale.
BY order of the Quartermaster. General;
JAMES A. EKIN,
Byt Brig Gen. u. S. A,
6269t In charge First Div Q. M. g. o.
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PROPOSALS.

GEA LED Pr o o S A L s
= Will be received by the subscriber until IL
O'clock Nj, on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF July
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CHAPTER Is.
PnntlnE .sovernor's 80

Printing Governors Msks&Es
An Act to provide for the printing and
distributing Of the Governors Bien-
NAL Message.
Section /. Be- it enacted By the Gene
raj Assembly of the State Of Iowa, That
il shall be the duty of the Governor o.
the State Of Iawa, to cause so be printsd
By the State Printer, FIVE thousand cop
les, In The English language, of bis Bien-
NAL Message, for distribution among the
members Of the General Assembly.
Sec. 2. TIE printed copies abovs pro.
vided for shall be ready for distribution
immediately after the delivery Of the
Governors Biennial Message to the Gen:
sral Assembly.
See. 8. The distribution to the twa
bgasoAss Of the Legislature ahail be in
the following proportion, to vii to the
Senate two thousand copies, and TO the
House of Representatives three thous
and copies.
Approved Feb. o, 1866.