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have been thrown aside useless. The hoops
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the bottom rods are not only double springs bu I
twice Tor doube) covered, preventing them from
wearing out when dragging down stoops, stairs,
&c.
The Duplex Elliptic is a great iavorite with all
ladies', and is universally recommended by the
Fashion Magazine as the standard skirt OF the
fashionable world.
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages
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CAUTION.-To guard against IMPOSITION be
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Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs" upon
the waistbsnd-noue others are genuine. Also
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1t has already been announced in these columns
by the official card of the committee that the dis
tributon of the premiums of the association will be
made by them on the 2lst OF January next, and the
announcement has no doubt gratifed great many
people. The honor well as the interest of Chica-
60 is &c concerned in the result of this gigantic
scheme, that the certainty of its lie matter
for congratuaton, and, in view Of the grand proper
tons Of the enterprise, of not little pride.
There Is, however danger that, while feioitatin z
ourselves the accomplished of the scheme,
may overlook the fact that the association a
success to the certificate holders and the public
alone, so far, and that it is that Mr. Crosby 5
personal interest in it commences. sufficient num-
her of certificates have been sold to pay the mimi
mum value of tAe property, and the arrangements
for its conveyance are now fns- But, IS ali know,
the object of the association not to dispose OF
the Opera House st its lowest cash value but at its
cost. II Mr.. Crosby is to realize any pecunisry
benefit from the art association, tho remaining
tifcAtes must not only be disposed of, but that
speedily.
The time required for the enterprise has extended
far beyond that calculated and the prolonged out
lay has been grestly increased by the necessity of
overcoming at every step the prejudice excited
abroad by all sorts of swindng schemes. The ex-
penses have consequently largely exceeded the orig
inal estimates, snd. matter of course, proper
tionstely reduced the chances of q surplus.
There are hundreds of people in this city yet who
intend buying certificates before the close and there
are hundreds who have bought who design to buy
more before the drawing Now, to those it cannot
make the slightest difference whether they take their
certificates this week or four weeks hence but if
those and such those throughout the country
could be brought to realize that upon the fact wheth
er they shall buy their certificates few weeks earIi-
or later actually depends Mr. Crosby sole chance
Of realizing any personal advantage whatever from
this great undertaking. surely none would longer de-
lay. We learn that some OF our business men, who
practically understand this, organizing the diff
ferent business interests that each shall be repre-
sentsd IN general movement having for its object
tina n htl1
large number of certificates.
We believe it is only necessary that it should be
understood that here is need OF action this mat
Ger, to have the work heartily snd cheerfuliy DONE
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SECOND DAY.
DECEMBER, 1lth, 1856

DECEMBER, llth, 1865.
Board met pursuant to sd ournmlnt, pTes-
ent same yesterday.
Minutes Of yesterdays meeting read and
approved.
Bills OF pniseeIlant Gus character read and
referred ia committees.
Sap'r Kimbal1 offered the following rssolu-
ton which was received and adopted.
PssoireG That the clerk of this beard be and he
is hereby instructed to notify John zimmerman and
Geo, W. Black, of Eliza post Office, Mercer county,
H.. to Immediately remove Mrs. Lydia zimmerman
and Joseph Zimmerman, their relatives, from the
county of Rock Island and provide for the wants of
their said relatives, and pay the expenses already
incurred BIZ said Rock Island county for their sup
portland show cause,t any they why they should
not be prosecuted b. said Rock Island county for
moving said persons from said Mercer county, here
they belong, 10 Rock Island and also that the
ty clerk be further instructed TO notify the board Of
supervisors Of said Mercer county, through their
clerk, to remove said p,aupers belonging to said
Mercer county, Immediately, and settle the charges
Of said Rock Island county ior the support Of said
lydia and Joseph zimmerman, destitute paupers and
Paupers while in this county.
James II, Beardsley, county clerk, present
ed the lists and returns OF the WesternU MON
Warsaw & Rockford. and Rock Island 4 Pc
oria railroad companies, the assessment OF all
property in this county belonging 20 said
roads and tbs taxes levied upon the same for
the year A. D. 1866, and on motion Of Sup'r
Wells the same was approved.
TIE bill Of dir. Mccall, FIR painting the
court house, was presented at $l05, instead Of
S65 as contracted for by ExSh5rjH Merrill,
and asked to &c allowed. On motion of Sup'r
Kim ball it was referred to the committee on
public expenditures.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at 9
O'Clock.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Proceedings of the December Term,

FIRST DAY.
DECEMBER, 10th, 1866.
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DECEMBER, 10th, 1866.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Sup'rs Atkinson, chsirman jail
Perkins, John Reynolds, d. n. Beal, A. d.
Cox, B. II. Kimball, S. B. Stoddard, Thomas
kear, John McCandless, John Clark, Rinnah
Wells and John G. PRrmenter.
Minutes of last days proceedings Of Sept.
term, read and approved.
J. c. Starr presented list of lands sold IN
error, to him, by county colleetar, and ask ed
that the taxes paid by him on same by rsfun-
ded. Referred to committee on abatement.
Bills of miscellaneous character read and
referred to proper committees.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at 9
O'Clock.
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THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.

In another part of this paper will b found
the card of the committee Of the Crosby OPP
ora House Art Association. The affair is IN
! the hands of men of the highest reputation
. and there can be no doubt that everything
viii be managed with the ssrictest integrity
Of course every holder of a certificate cannot
be awarded the Opera House, but one holder
stands just exactly as good chance as anoth.
Grand why msy not you be the lucky one
as well as anybody elseG 1t is our intention
to draw the house-but we shall not be very
much disappointed if it falls to some other
individual. However, we don't intend to
fail for want of an effort-neither should you,
il you have v that il wouldn't hurt you to
lose.
The following, from the Chicago Times, is
worthy of attention
The Crosby Art Union Scheme What Is
Needed to Make Its Success
Complete.
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o. Days Adrertissn.ents.
Crosby Opera House
ART ASSOCIATION.
T h e Day Appoint e d
~ FOR THE
FINAL AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
CARD.

CARD.
We. the undersigned, committee appointed to
conduct the awarding o f premiums to the mem
bers OF the Crosby Opera House Art Association
have been authorized by the Management to an.
nounce Monday, January 81, 1867, as the time
when the final award of all premiums shall be
made without further postpon.ment.
In order that Mr.. Crosby may realize the f.ll
oene H. OF his enterpriae-and that the certificate
may be held by bona fde purchasers, and not by
hint is necessary that the remaining csrtif
Gates should be speedily disposed of.
The committee assure all parties interested that
every will be taken to secure perec fairness
in awarding the premiums
W. F. CO0LBAUGH, Pres. Union National Bank
JAS. H. BOWEN, Pres. Third National Bank
J. Z. DoRE, Pres. of the Board of Trade.
JAS. c. FARGO, Manager American Express.
L. Y. MUM, Mum l. Scott, Elevator.
J. A. ELLIS, Pres. Second National Bank.
CLINTON BRIGGS, Ewing, Briggs & Co.
E. C. HALL, Hall, Kimbark Co.
FIR. A. HOFFMAN, E1-Lieut. Governor.
AMOS T. HALL, Treasurer c., B. & @. R.R.
The managem desires to state that after the
subscription books shall have been closed, an in
terval of three four weeks will be required, to
procure returns from the agencies, which extend
over all the states and territories OF the Union
to properly prepare the books for the use of the
Committee; the award has therefore been ap-
pointed for a more disian, day than would other
wise have been necersary.s
@-THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL BE
CLOSED, WHEN THE SALE OF cERTIFI-
GATES SHALL HAVE BEEN COMPLETED,
WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
Persons who intend to purchase certificates are
requested not to delay longer.
Certificates, Five Dollars. Remit, when POSI-
BILE, by Draft or Post Office Order. ag~Regster
all letters containing currency.
U. II. CROSBY, Aetusry,
2S Opera House. Chicago.
DEVOE S CRAMOTON, Agents,
Rock Island.
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Diaries for 1867,
[Pl(GJ Y]LR.5Sa

So are and Oval Frames, Mouldings, Frames
and Enameled Glass tor Pictures ERameled
Glass and Mounted Flowers, Frames and Flowers
complete. Frames made to order.
large assortment of Ladies' and Gentismen's
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and hanged. daily,

and hanged, daily.
LOUISVILLE Dec. 11.-New schools will be estab-
lished for colored children, next month, at Paducah
Covngton, Danville and Lexington, the rent to be
paid by the freedmen bureau The teachers will be
employed and paid by the American Missionary As
ISOLATION.
Number of hogs killed, to-day, 1890 in pens
5,05e totnl killed about 500.
Hog products firm. N#A SIS
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g SUBSISTENCE STORES AND COM
- MIssARY PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

OFFICE DEPor CoxNIssARr OF suBsIsrRHcK,
wAsHISaroS, d. O., August %, 1850.
Will be sold at public auction, at the Monument
grounds on Fourteenth street, Washingon, d. c., on
TUESDAY, September 4, 1866, at II o'clock O. m the
blowing condemned Subsistence Stores, viz:
About $40 pounds Of Corn Meal 3z barrels Of Salt
Pork 1856 pounds Beef Tongues as pounds Ham bar
rels Salt Beef 1883 pounds Cod Fish las pounds Hard
Bread, ~ barrels Flour, l,47l pounds Beans, 100
pounds Peas, s. 762 pounds Hominy, 90 pounds Hixsd
Vegetables, 100 gallons Pickles. pounds Sperm Can.
dies, 1852 pounds Mutton Taliow.
Also, at the same time aud place, the following
C0hMIssARY PROPERTY,
no longer required for ISSUE large IRE proof iron
Safe large iron Kettle, Tab es Chairs, and about
Platform Scales, Counter Scales Spring Balances
10 Dry Measures, Liquid Measures, II Funnels, II
scoops, Meat Saws, Cleavers, 20 Butcher Halves
Butcher Steels, 10 Meat Hooks, 4 Wooden Faucets,
Metal Faucets, 10 Molasses Oates, Bung Starters
Tap Borers Head Raisers, Coopers' Vices, Coop
ers' AdIes, 2Coopers Punches do. Driver, Hatch
cts, Beam Scales, Wood saws, Is Commissary
Chests, Cook Stove, Coal stove, lot Of old Stove
Pipe, Empty Cans, Paper Clasps, Desks, Q Gases,
$40 Tin Plates, ls3 Tin Cups SO Bowls 10 Soup Pans
TIN Dippers, Bread Baskets, 10 Meat Trays, Corn
Brooms, Stable Brooms, - Soup Ladies', "A Buckets
5wAl Brushes, Dust Brush, 2 Iron Pokers, Spades
wheelbarrow, Sieve, Rake, 80 pounds Old Iron 20
Cooking Pans Tin Pans, Bake Ovens, l shset.iro
Drum, Coffee MIL, 80 Knives, IL Forks 800 feet Gas
Pipe II Single Burners Is Double Burners, IA feet
Water Pipe, Is small Valves, large Valves IL Erssers
81 Inkstsnds,2 Paper Clasps, 80 Paper Folders and
Cutters, 10 Paper Piles, IS Rulers, &c. SC, &c
Terms Cash, in Government funds. O. BELL,
Au2s ct Major and c. s., U.sA.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
UNITED STATES fArBNT OFflCE,
WAauISarnS AnRnAi d lsRR

n
wAsHISGroS, August "A, 1866.
On the petition OF John Pepper, Of Lake Village New
Hampshire, praying fer the extension Of q patent
granted the 9Th day Of December lisa, patented In
England the 22d day OF November 1881 and reissued
to said Pepper October a. 1883 for Improvement In
kaitng Machines, for seven years from the expira-
tion OF said patent which takes place the 22d day
Of November, 1866;
is ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent oes on MONDAY the 9th day OF November next,
At u clock and all persons notified TO appear
aud show cause, II any they have why said petition
ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to ns In
the PAtont Once their objections specially forth In
writing at least treay days before the day Of hearing;
all testimony filed by either party, to be used 1t the
said hearing must be taken and msd In accord
anee with the rules Of the once, which will be fur
ni.hed on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon As tss,i-
mony must be filed in the office tosty days before the
day Of hearing the Arguments II any, within ten days
after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In the
RsPuBLIcAs and the Inteiii0eno.r Washington, D. c..
and In the Journal Portsmouth, H., once week for
three successive weeks the hrs OF said publications "
be at least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing
&c THRARER,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Ps.-Editors Of the above papers will please copy.
aud send their bills to the Patent Once with paper
containing this notice. au2s-lAwSw
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g CHOOL BOOKS.
THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY,
Nay be had ct
THE CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS,
s@s.a UNDER STATION HALL.

DROPOSALS FOR GRADING
NAVY DEPARTMENT
BuRRAu OF ORDNANCE, }
WASHINGTON CIrY, September /, 1860,
Sealed proposals for Grading the Grounds Of the Ma
val Magazine In this city will be received at this office
until twelve Q2 O'Clock, noon, Of SATURDAY, the
eighth (8) day Of September, 1885
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard and the
tins n which they will guarantee Z DO the work to the
Proposals will only be received from parties actually
engaged In the business Of grading and who pre-.
pared to do the work themselves No sub. letting OF
contracts will be permitted and II 10 to be- distinctly
understood that the Chief Of the Bureau reserves the
right TO reject all offers under this that
he does not deem advantageous to the Government.
The bids will be opened at Of the day above
specified and bidders requested to be present
spond to their bids. II. A. WISE,
ae3 Of Chief Of Bureau.
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Tn. award. viii be made amer IL: concert: on X. .sS.
Of the theatre, where three thousand persons wit
ness IT, committee viii be appointed BY thsaudense
Printed lists Of awards will be published and supplied
to agents aud ucketholders. Parties having tickets
IN ss ssT Vi. and
tickets immediately, with full directions as to the shp.
Ping q good. or DEED. f.. the properly Tickets
city, and At the Hssdqusrtsrs In the Mammoth Fair
Building for the bsnea Of the Soldiers and Sailors Ma
and Peun:ylVanis avenue, Warrington, o. Q. '"'''
Th: Director. appeal to The bsrsity Of the people to
in relieving the wants Of the orphans Of our fallen
CARD-A large number Of tickets remaining up,o,d
will be necessary to postpone the drawing until
THURSDAY the 18th Of oetobsr 1865, at which time
The many ;windiing schemes that have been pre-.
sented to the public during the past few months
Tho people The sOuSry hs. sSs 90 ]
Directors confident Of the sale Of every ticket and
have allotted suncient time to guarantee the sales
without any further postponement
MAJOR II. 4 HALL, President Soldiers and Sailors
BBRGkR. WILLIAM s MORSE, Managing Directors.
fREAsrRY DEpARrxEsr,l
oyIIoE OF INTERNAL RRvESuE
WAsHiSGr0H, July %, 1865. J
rsetOrs Of the GRAND National Concert to be held
IN wa;hns,UnI, on !hs "a Of Angus. next have
RvsSs M Il. Of S =, l
Of Columbia, for permit sion to hold lottery, raie or
gin enterprise, and presented to him satisfactory evil
dsnoe that the proceeds Of said lottery, rae or gin
enterprise will be devoted to charitable uses permits
sion 10 hereby granted to such managing directors
to hold such lottery, rae, gift enterprise free from
all charge whether from tax license, In respect to
e.. ROLLINS. Commissioner.
All persons favorably disposed requested to act as
agents but no commissions will be allowed.
Money should In all be sent by post Office order
dram, express, or registered letters
In every case send the name and post once address,
stamp. All orders for tickets must be addressed to
WILLIAM 8. MORSE,
Secretary Soldiers and Sailors National Concert
REFER, BY PERMISSION, To-
MAJ Gen wnned s. HAneoek, U.s.
Gen. Robert G. sehenek, n. O. Ohio.
Gen. HAlbert y. Paine, N, c., Wisconsin.
Gen. John H. Ketehum, NJ. g., New York.
Gen. James q. Bluat, Kansas
Gen. J. n: Hsdriek, Iowa
10 Gen. D. 2. MeCAllam, D. Q,
Gen o. v, Dayton, New York.
Hon. Thos. W. Ferry, NJ. G =, Michigan.
Hon. George Lawrence, N. g., Psnnsylvania
pc' TOrnsy, Beg, Dis,ris: Of Columbia.
Hon WIN kslisy. II. G, PssnsyLvauls
Hon. Kelisn v, whaleyt M. G., West Virginia.
Hon Ebou Q; Ingersoii, n, G., illinois
HON Hon a'HLi LAM al D'&.1 T. New Y SSSn'''''
Hon william william 4 Newell, Il G, NV jersey.
Hon stephen :. Wilson, N. q ). Psnnsylv.nia.
Hon. J. b. Grinnei, NJ. G., lows
MAI. @. M. Van Buren,, New York.
Gen. X. h, Hayes, NJ Ohio.
Hon g. 7. Holmes, NJ G. New York
Hon q. X. Latham @ West virginia.
Hon. Thos, 7. Davis NJ c., New York.
Hon, u, O, Bergen, NJ O., New York
Hon. Samuel Randall, N. G., Psnnsylvanis.
is6.eod2m
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PARGE, sCow, &C, AT AUCTION.

CHIHY ouARrxRnAsrrR's Ovyrcs. !
DEPor or WAsHIHaroH,
WASHINGTON, D. O., August a, 1850.
win be sold At public auetion sixth street wharf,
under the direction Of Captain James O. Payne A. a
NJ, on SATURDAY, September 8, at 10 .. m
sehuylkill Barge JURA, one sCow, and YAwL
BOAT, the property Of the United States
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
D. II. RUCKER,
Brsvst MAJ. Gen and Chief ousrtsrmastsr,
au2s-dtss Depot Of wAahingtou.
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THE NATIONAL UNION PARTY.
PLArpoRM OF PRINCIPLES,

| - -
| PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES.
The National Union Convention now assembled
| In An. ,,,v ~ ph,,.a.,v,,. .......s :, ,,
-. T.--,. =,
" Wv ""'"n' s''
"on''nsu " INC 'o'e"h iossons Whicn Tor the last
hvs years 1t has pleased the Supreme Ruler Of the
universe to give TO the American psoule. pro
foundry grateful for the return Of peace desirou.
% are large majority of their countrvmen IN al,
sincerity to forget and to forgive the past reverps
the Consultation a. II came To us from our ances.
tors regarding the Union In It's restoration A mora
sacred than ever, looking with deem anxiety int
the future a. Of instant and continuing trial.
hereby issues and procaims the following dec,sra.
tion Of principles and purposes on which they have
with perfect unanimity agreed :
l. We hail with gratitude TO Almighty God the
end Of war and the return of peace 10 our afictsd
and b.,ovsd land
, M. w..
"' var JUST cioseo mas maintained the au-
thority Of the Constitution with all the powers
which II confers and all the restrictions which Il
impose, upon tho General Govsrnm.n, UNABRIDGED
Nd n,.,,.-.s - ,,... ...~..s a.. 49,. ~
az. anu un.'e,ea sna mas prssersoa .ns Union with
tne equal rights dignity and authority ofthe States
perfect and unimpairsd.
/ D. q
STATE, and in N. E,.cto,., oo,s.. !, ,;.S, ....
| " nv oo,ese ~ hBnsreo
n"ed oy tne CONSTITUTION as abiding In every State
| and % duty imposed upon Its people, fundamen.
tai In It's nature and essential to the existence Of
Our republican institution, and n.i,bs, con.,.,.
~, AZ. n.,.-., n.~..-, -
Ao' '"e "e"'i u''oih"ent mas any autnority or
power TO deny this right to any State or to with
hold enjoyment under the Constitution from the
| people thereof
w. al, 500. A.
"0., uPon 'no P'oP'e o' 'ne united states
to elect to Congress as members thereof none but
men who admit this fundamental right of repre-
| sanitation. and who will reosivs tn sssts tbsrsin
Iov.I ,.nr...,,.,,v.. s.o,, 80. g.. ~ sus.,"
- yf',.'s 60, e, .,"'' III .ues,an0e
inc on'ted STATES subject TO the constitutional
right Of each House to judge of the election returns
and qualifications Of It's own msmbere,
| a I'll. con,,;,,,,o, NJ N. Ir,,,.a
o" y. Wv o"''" e..'0' ""u 'n'
laws made In pursuance thereof arc "The supreme
law Of the land, anything in the constitution or
laws of any State to the contrary notvitb,tand.
,n.n An N. no-.,, ~, .o,,.,..a =. a.. go,
| NV. " '"o oo"''
tuuon upon the General Government, nor pro-
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-During the month
Of August Mr. r. J. Msigs, Clerk of the Court, has
issued l81 marriage licenses, Of which number 70
were issued to colorsd persons.
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FALSE MEAsUREs.-OnS Saturday Mr.. Henry
Lyies, clerk Of the Centre market, seiied q number
Of measures belonging to hucksters and dealers in
the market the same being too small. Many Of the
measures were old and much worn and cut They
were all destroyed.
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AooIDENr-On Saturday afternoon Mr.. s.
B. Rittsnhouse, an old gentleman who resides in
Bsltsville, Maryland, while Jumping from . street
car at the corner Of New Jersey avenue and
street fell and his arm was broken. He was taken
Rttenhouse states the conductor or driver arc not
to blame as he gave them no notice that he wanted
To get of y
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DInNxR AID

factory manner.
q ell houTs IsyS.I
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The ScHooLs.-Half past eight o'clock
this morning viii witness busy scenes In the Pub.
lilo Schools Of Washington, Georgetown and Alexan.
dria. We refer to the advertisement In another
column for information a. to the places where the
School Trustees can DO seen.
We congratulate parents, teachers and scholars
on the blessings Of health which have been vouch.
safed 10 during their vacation and the favor
able auspices under which the glorious reunion Of
this day takes place.