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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

FXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE CON-
IN rANY.
b1O wv
OrricH.,..,..........No 1870 Broadway, N. Y
This Company Insures all kinds Of Buildings, House,
hold Furnture Merchandise Vessels In Port and other
Property against Loss by FIRE
DIRECTORS: .
MARCUS Y. H0DuES
EUGENE PLuNKBTT,
JOHN GARCIA,
..'- WALDO HUTCHlNs, .......
WILLIAM FkRDoN, .....
ROBERT W. EBsBIT,
GusTAVR kBYNAUD,
kLIAs PONVERr,
RAMSAY CROOKS,
JOSEPH YOUNG,
CHARLES s. PILL,
o. PACALIN,
g. p. 0lLBBRT,
JOHN g. WARD,
ROBERT sCHELL,
JAMES L. MORGAN,
.. .GEOkGR NEsBITT,
JOHN X. LRFFlNGWELL,
Z. B WESLEY,
GEORGE T, sTRDMAH,
HENRY LEWIS,
SAMUEL N. CRAFT, sec'y.
js9-8m MARCUS y. HODGES, Prest
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THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

II
NORTHWEST CORNER sEyEkfH AND D srRRBTs,
lNTELLloRnCKR BUILDING,
IL Que In UniOn Of Colleges extending the priBsIpa
cities Permanently based upon the Just PrihsiPs Of
Schools
G. spencer the celebrated author Of the "spsAssriaa
Key TO PsnmAnshiP.''
eeiuy taught By the proprietor viii receive hi. sps-
eiAl attention THIS Is the most imPortabt part Of The
thoOreleai EnOwisdgs and Is prepared for he more
minute details Of actual business The system 1. %
valuable that others are using II.
Individual Instruction adopted In all branches, allows
the student to proceed as rapidly a he chooses fhs
!'ssAsT :. the only one who needs e hISw II. d.as.s
the summer mouths, when schools usually have ANAL
The publie are invited to call and examine m. NOS,
ss.uIifa eOll'etion Of Psn-work ever exhibited IN
e; circulars .ddr'" HENRY n. corr; -:
DROPoSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
oHYIoH CoAnIaaAnI or sussETEsoE,
Sealed proposals in du eAis are respectfully inVsd
until JUNE 2Otb 1854 for furnishing the troops and
~ others snusd 70 rAtionA stationed al fe'erbars AAa
PREsH BIKP
Until the Sls1 Dsesmbsr 100 or such less time as the
sSATy General may direct, aud dslyerSd al such
times as the underslgned may direct To be Of good
and marketable qualify Ia sassl properties q fore
| low to be sxeludsdD
oath Of allegiance United States oovsrnpSAi nusl
accompany each bid, unless one is already Ale In
Pay@sRis to be made monthly, or as soon thereafter
n practicable IN such fahds a. eov'rAnsn' furnishes
By order q BrsVst Major T. G, sullivan, o sUAA
js.OdtsiO Flr.l Lieut. iaA ., s. isissiry, Io.a
III G. L. sTIEBELING 4 90.
Have opened new stand for ths ~. a. al l,.a. AZ
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BYTELEGRAPH
The National Republican.
THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU.
Trouble Brewing in Georgia.
ANOTHER RAILROAD DISASTER
THE TRIAL OF McG EE.
GEMS. GRANT AND SHERMAN,


M A II k h IT .
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THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THE Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLDrERs' AND
sAfLoRs ORPHAN HoHs will commence 10 hold Fair In
this city the 18th day Of May next the proceeds Of
which to be devoted to support and maintenance
Of NATfoEAL SOLDIERS SAILORS ORPHANs not other
wise provided for In their respective States and Terri
tories
Bach State and Territory Is to be represented BY Ia
be aud the Ladies' intend that the District Of Columbia
ahall bear ersditable contrast with any.
The Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel, corner Of
and Finh streets every Tuesday, at II m until the
opening Of the Fair and all Ladies DESTROYS Of opera
ting the objects Of the association are cordially In
vited TO attend. apl0.td.
The Lady Managers Of the National Soldiers and
Sailors Orphans Home Association regret to nee
10 the pablo their inability to open their Fair at the
time adyertsed-May l5-as they ind It Impossible to
obtain q building In time sufficiently eommodisus A
the necessary arrangements made due notice
will be given. lis expected that this Annou
the importance o. renewed and united action until the
| good 10 accomplished. my30.if
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The award. viii ). mad. IL: concert on The stage
Of the theatre whore three thousand persons wit
mes. IT, committee will DO appointed by the audience
Printed lists Of yards will be published and supplied
to agents and ticket holders Parties having tickets
will retain them until amer the awards made aud u
tickets Immediately with full directions as to the ship.
ping Of goods or deeds for the properly Tickets for sale
At all the principal Hotels Book and Music stores In the
city, and At the Headquarters in the Mammoth Pair
But ding for the benefit Of the Soldiers and Sailors Ma
,iOS,i 0TphsDs Home rneS sSLHsr Of s'ysn'A street
The Directors appeal to the rality Of the people to
give this eperprse their kind support and thereby
st In relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of fallen
''''' MANAGING DIRECTORS.
Nal. A. HALL, Prss't Soldiers snd sAiloTs 'Union
COL. oHAs. h CAPEHART, MAI. NJ H. ALBBRGBR,
WILLIAM s. MORSE,
J. b HUTCHINSON, ESQ,
Cashier National Bank Of the Metropolis.
All psr,ous yorably disposed are requested to act as
agents. but no commissions will be allowed.
Money should In all cases be sent by post once order,
In every send the and post once address,
county and State Of each separate subscriber and enclose
stamp All orders for 't %iE TH-. h %SSsE
Secretary sodisrs' aud Sailors National Concert,
Washington kpf a B hSi Pk RSI sS To-
MAJ. Gen. Winfield s. Hancock, U. s.A.
Gen Robert G. sohsuck, NJ O. Ohio.
Gem Gem JAN %' .kstsSaS n G e., New York.
Gen. James O Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. ], N Hedriek, Iowa.
Gen. d. G. McCallAm, D. @.
Gen o. v. Dayton, New York
Hon. Thos. W. Ferry, NJ @, Michigan.
Hon. George Lawrence, NJ. G., PennsylyAniA.
D, G. POIney, Esq, district Of Columbia.
MAJ. J. Z. Doughty, New York.
Hon. Richard walIAeh, Mayor, Washington, D. @.
Hon Hon, Ksiiaa V &Sslsy, T. c. West Virginia.
Hon, Ebon @, Iugersoll, NJ O., Illinois.
Hon. Henry @. Deming, NJ G Connecticut
Hon. A. II. LAhin, NJ G., New York.
Hon. Leonard Myers, NJ c., Pennsylvania
Hon. william A Newell, NJ. c., New Jersey.
Hon. George ". Julian, N: G., Indiana,
Hon. Stephen Y. Wilson, NJ. @ , Pennsylvania.
Hon. J. v. GTlnnel, NJ. g., Iowa
Nal. @. NJ yAp Buren,, New York. jsS-sOd2m
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GRAND TEMPERANCE JUBILEE
EXCURSION TO GLYMoNT, ,as.
DAY AND MOoHLTgHr, tNh
"WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1895,
Under the auspices Of

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITBs.
Brass and String Bands have been engaged, and the
committee will endeavor to make this Of the most
pleasant excursions Of the season. and the friends Of
TIE entire absence az every dsscrfpffon Of
liquors tie boat and grounds toi good order.
The steamer wawasseu will leave her wharf, foot Of
Seventh street, asf O'Clock a. m and p. m. Leave
Glymout at and p. m. On her hrst trip down will
stop at Third street wharf Navy Yard will touch at
Alexandria on every trip mp aud down.
Refreshment will be furnished at reasonable prices
by member Of the order.
Tiekets--dsntleman and lady, d. Single tickets, 90
eenta
Com mittee-w. O. Vernon, Chss W. Mitchell, George
Maxwell, John B. Wheeler, II Wellington. jelS-T
N. D. The Committee have made arrangements to
secure the steamer Thomas uollyer additional should
the wawasset not be suineisnt TO accommodate all
offering 10 go down. The last boat with leave wash
tnRton al 7 y m
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
VI THB BENEFIT OF

NATIONAL ORPHANS HOME FUND,
under the auspices Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union
Washington, D. G., at Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING, August z, 1885,
81 800 900 tickets will be sold 81 o. saeh-760o0
presents awarded, valued at ESQ 0n0 t2JU00 Of the
profits to be given to the soldiers and Sailors National
Orphans Home Puud, "a 800 to the Washington Male
and Female Orphan the balance after dduetng
expenses be paid to the treasurer the Soldiers aAd
Sailors Union u Washington, d. G.
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INC htehtIOn q WhKOh and eATTihHe mhkofs 10 called
to this sale the above 10 very saperior lot Of WE'LL
seasoned Lumber, suitable for urng purposss
II be seeu by applying to Breyst Brigadisr General
Q. H. ToMPkINs, ouArtermsster In charge ct Lincoln
Depot about one mile sast Of the Capitol.
Bids will be received for the purchase Of tan
feet and upward The undersignsd the rig
reject all the bids should they be considered too low
Payment In 0overum fa nds will be required upoa
notification Of aeeepance Of bid and prior 10 the dsv-
cry Of the Lumber which mast be removed within nf-
teen days after the proposal 10 seeeptsd.
Proposals should be signed BY the bidders full name
AID give hts p1at once sddIess plainly endorsed Pre-
pOsAls for the Purchase OF Lumber and directed 10
d. II. RUCKRR,
Breyet Major General and Chief oaartermastsr,
jel-td Depot Of WaAhlnGton.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT MEATS
- FOOT OIL. ..
CHmp QuARrsnnlsrnn's oryrcn,
DRPor or WAsHIHoroS, y
wAsHnaros, D. c., June rs. 1893.
VIII be sold At public auction al Lincoln Depot,
washiugton c. under the direction Of Brsvst Brig.
Gen. Q Tompkins, ouArtermastsr. on SATURDAY,
June q, 1850, at 100 clock q. m. about -
!, 100 GALLONS NBArsP00T OIL,
In barrels The Oil will be sold By the gallon, In lots
Of one barrel, with the privilege Of ave. ..
date Of sale
Tsrmsi Cash, in oovsrnmsnt fuada ....
d. II. RUCKKR,
Bvt Maj. Gen. and Chief ossr,.rmsstsr,
jelb.st Depot Of washington.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT STORE
~ HOUSE,
CHEr ousRrHnHAsrza's Orrrcr.
DEPor or wAsHnaror,
wAsHrsoros, D. c., June 10, 1893
under ii. direction Of Brsss, Iisus Col. Js%.s II
Moore, A. o NJ on WEDNESDAY, Juns 20, 1893, al II
o'clock m,
o6s ~ stOrsAOuss, u by 70 feet situated on str.st
between Thrtssn,h and FOurtssnih streets, In this
city.
III, building must be removed within hfssa daysfssn
date ofsals. ..-
Terms; Cash, In Government funds
- D. II. RUCKKR,
Bt Maj. Gen. and Chief oasrtsrmasisr,
Jsl6.d Depot Of washingten.
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Subscription books have been opened In this city BY
JOHN W MAoILL, Agent, at the Banking House Of
LEWIS Johhsoh co., corner Of PsnnsylyaniA
avenue AAd Tsnth street. AP3s-u
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HOTELS.
OIL WORKS.
MACHINE, OIL WORKS.

TRAvING ERECTED ONE OF THE
- most extensive works of this kind In
vices of one of the most experienced Ma
chine Oil men, am now able to furnish this
cheap and money -saving Oil, which has
and found fully equal to any ever used.
Railroads, Steamboats,, Foundries, Mills,
Wooden Mi1ls-in fact, all machines now
running can be supplied promptly and
with satisfaction. - n - 80. q
Orders Of wholesale dealers filed on iibe7
raj terms. - tftst ~. - :. Z
No charge for packing, and delivery free
of charge. ~ -, 7
Coal Oil sold by the barrel; and the high
est prices paid for empty coal oil barrels.
+ @Ia4iAs's'D t-sfi PHILIP DECKER, -
Third street, bet. Sycamore and Vine.
smay2 If s'al7lt s.s
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9ron and Brass Castings Of Every

Uealers in Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
ssre'Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
Iakai 60, at Manufacturersl Prices. ~
8raJ.IAN-.I.Il4 5uB -li
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sst r0f9 f9at-b enlyi939T Woa "a j
bueirr3 30 sforUgafaa e sod
zm a. aoli4ha DOM i5euVeai) bHg
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iGdi 11oW 9b moisB9 ieet shi qui
5idaa5 y1sdWyaa haDoi 3d uao
rg3lsJ eoqn hs15 els g'0U " ON
aoli9sisijBs gi9dl oi 91om bg mT9f
9iia " .sTsfw8ela,buuet - 0s3 lsd5
svsd 7 .sfole b9Ji1q vol ame gcj i
-1aa1 din a9ois lisa gm is19, % sOn
I'D .gasd3 bIUa 5d5 oI osois s9Hs
code shnis tsess nooQ & iati aIiy9u
9I0m 3d lilW ,tltorq ilams 1g bloc
$40 geni .T9@sd3rHq OH % g10I1fl 90
5Dd iso9 d ssh 2 jiIsm glua esedw
bua01 81 lIiH bus sdi u bas .8itiii
o9i.f0 vur te rceh
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go - sin4 1og 1s1HOID WCE@ as1d1
GAaHT1 EFE-K 9E on
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TOBACCO SCREWS, &C., &C.,

5 eaibiod mo 40 buGa -buo99z 3,sL
fs w0f g1sY siGe lSl ,sacsl
GEIIat ABIDE
sG099B = ainE .4co
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Z -huOfYs ssgsn1 vTessa3gnuH Sg&2 81
To THE. YOUNG MEN OF SOUTHERN
| INDIANA AND IL4INoIs, ALSO OF KEN,
lucky AND TENNESSEE, AND TO, AN
INTELLIGENT PUBLIC, we commend
the utility of our practical educational
advantages for young men and boys
to acquire a thorough and accurate
knowledge of Double7Entry Book
Keeping and the Science of Accounts,
| through discipline in actual business
transactions, by means of samples and
warehouse receipts, which has won for
this College the approval of all the
prominent men of influence, as well
as the most distinguished educators of
our land. We do assure young men
that, in the arrangement of studies and
plan of operation, every advantage is
given themssto qualify in the shortest
possible time, and at the least ex-
pense, to secure accuracy, for success
In business. So -. b. .;.. d.
/, We present to the public our system
Fof actual business training with a con-
fdence in its merits inspired by many
years of experience in business, and
careful examinations of all the i'm
provements brought tqrlight by the
researches of business men. IA
|. Our theory department is only ini-
tiatory, and the student then takes
| his place as an actual dealer in mer-
chandise, cash, and an. kinds 81, busi-
ness paper. as.rss
I Every conceivable business trans
action is introduced and the stu
dent must carry out the transaction
sand, make the proper entries in his
books for the same, thereby coupling
the scholastic with the practical in
act,sT ibi1siiness Id Lgm ] iehs eal 9G
| We keep constantly before the mind
fthe student the necessity of prompt-
ness and accuracy in all his business
transactions, IT r.,f.
Il Our Wholesale Mercantile Depart
4 ment and Banks are under the super
1 vision of men whose experience and
knowledge qualify them to- fit9young
men, for any Of the, responsible posi-
z tions in either of these departments
of business.
] Our Steamboating, Railroad, and
Express Departments are SO arranged
as 70 give the student practical
knowledge of the entire business Of
carrying both passenger and freight
Thus the entire, course, has been
brought, by careful study and man
i agement during the many years we
have devoted to this work, to its pres
ent perfection, making the course, fol-
the student one Of actual business ex-
perience.
We are not only the pioneers in the
cause Of practical education, but the
head andufront of. the system of COM
I bining theory and practice in teaching
the science of accounts h bHe
Having obtained charter for Sam
4 pie and Sales Department in May
:11861,, and organized the first College
| of Trade in America, we are3the only
}, Actual Business College in the West
= furnished With a BONG tide, stock Of
4 goods, samples of grain and ware
house receipts, for use in grain and
, produce trade; and where banking
4 facilities are suuerintended by an ex-
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DRY GOODS.
SCHAPKER, BUSSING & CO.'S
COLUMN. 82ai9,o :

Do 7lITII 9L8 > IllI-| -" II
1o3iIGl crit nj iTeq adsi bHa bnajia Of
guidE1 9di o. sy'tBisI s5n9m9gpsIIs
II 81 giio sidf 10 suEdqio sjt 20 o1s9
Tod59aW .os Oh as9 odW H. iaai 99God
500 10 uoiteyiuegfo sd1 20 s1dul9m
II to9tIo aaT 99arbn9iiA ~ FL lliw
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frsbisa7q oIi go 1sb1ovd :
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WEED 4 FUQUAY,
rect. between seventh and Eight

EVANSVILLE, IND,
DEALERs I'm DRY GODS, BOOTS
u b and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Clothing,
Notions, &c, Lje2S 6m.
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Espairing Done at Short Notice

vVorkmen sent to All parts to fitiup work
and Repair Boilers and Machinery.
aE All orders win receive our individu-
ml attention, and will be promptly hlled on
fzze most reasonable terms.
once and Foundry on the Canal, corner
at Ingie Street. oct6-dly
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Markees-CAnsyuILY RsPokTsp von TnsNY TRIscHs.
SATURDAY March "a. 1866.
ASHES-The market Is castor and dull for Pots. ct
at q 2J00 80; Pearls scarce and hrm. AT Viz ~
COT1ON--The market has been very dull and with
the decline IN gold. prices arc easier and unsettled.
closing at about 40o for Middngs sales OF about oO
bales
COFFEE-Rio has been quiet. and except for prime
grades prices rather heavy other kinds quiet the
only transactions reported are 300 bags 1t
22i d23ic. and 80 bags Lagusyrs on privateterms.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western
and State Flour 10 less active. and with liberal arrivals
prices Of the low and medium grades 562c lower;
Family Brands arc irregular and doll the sales
1000 bts at 90 1851 Is for Superfne State " Is
os7 G5 for Extra do branded) q 101s5 Is for Fancy
d. o. 30de7 30 for the low grades Of Western Extra
~ sooes o5 for Shipping Ohio; ts 7oSeii 70 for
Trade and Family do, and 81 1886 !.r st. Louis
EItrss Buckvbeat Flour is dull. at s. 250t3 10.
Canadian Flour Is more active but prices easier;
saes OF go bs at o. 4Oas7 90 for the low grades Of
Extra and 4saell IS for Trade and Family do.
Southern Flour is lower. the low and medium grades
oulary; these ara pressed for sale; saes OF 7eC
bbl. at O. 65at9 Is for mixed 10 good Superne Conn
try Baltimore &c. and ~ sO6ei5 50 for Trade and
Family brands Rye Flour IL steady and in fair request
ssles Of 100 bbls. at - 25de5 80 Corn Meal IL dull
and easer sales Of $50 bbs at - so for jersey aud
a. 0s for Brandywine.
GRAIN--The Wheat market is inactive; common
grades are offered more freely and nominaly low
while choice qualities In small supply and firmly
held; we have sales to note Barley u In fair de-
mand and steady; sales Of 1000 bnsh Canada West at
81 It, Barley Malt Is in moderate request and steady
sales Of 200 bush. State al 81 30asl 35 Oats are In
good demand and prices frmer; sales OF ~. DOC
| busb at 52l a5ic. FOR Canadian; 5d]2c for New
, Western, 52iQ5:c for Qld Western, a3sea@" fal
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Giinations noartco-frmaIes.
6ituatlons n1anteI-lt la!ee.

A GENTLEMAN of thorough culture and
wide experience wishe. TO TAX charge Of flourish
ia SCHOOL Address DELTA Box NO. 20 Tribune
Office.
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proposals.



PROPOSALS for SAFES aud LOCkS.-
ii SEALED PROPOSALS will be received q. Tho ono
OF the Supervising Architect Treasury Department "hs
ton d. e.. until ~ April 1876 for furnishing the
Proof and tho Burglar Fire Proof ssss required ~ "
Treasury Department for ion tue acceptance =" ~
proposal ofthe successful bidder. - ,s.
Specifications and drawing. for the Burglar I,oo ls,
showinr the form of construction a. present used W. ne
nate plas OF iron and hardened steel can De "P
application q, this Department. ., =, ,,.
Burglar and Fire Proof Safes will be consfac.ed N We
same and csscd with suitable hre PROOF
the plans and specifications for which must De sups~
the bidder III, .o,.h.
aes be shipped in perse. condition within sfons'A
time nom date OF order. -. -, nra
The locks will be furnished by this Department ou' a
h. nut In place By the contractor and be In perfect
order when the Safe il turned the proper ohee o' S
Government. o,,.lds
The bids to be per superficial foot measured on tne
and 10 covor eli charges whatever including psns Aa
drtures i.xcett cot OF locksl ,p,.,
Proposals will also be received tor bufsu ana io"D''
Proof Locks. to be accompanied with samples .,,-,u
All bids bc accompanied by the guaranty =, al
sponsble persons In the of 5000 that the p'.ss
accept aud perform the contract awarded 70 ni1
cheney Of tie security b. certified 70 BY the Dte'
tornry OF the district where the bidder resides az.
Tbs Department reserves the right 70 reject any OF ga u
or 20 award the for Burglar Proof Saes 70 one
and th. Burglar and fre Proof Safes TO snothei ~
deemed for the in,eres. Of the Government 70 90 s'
bid will bo considered that doss lot conform 70 INC ',q
ments OF this advertisement ,..,r.t.y
Propossl, TO be- Endorsed Proposals for SAFES ana ri
and addressed TO A. Il. MULLErr Acting Supervising NV"
tect, T.essury Department. Wsshinston, ID. c: 49,.
A. Ii. MULLETr. Acting supervising Areni'se--
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Re~sipts Of Produce,

MARCH 2i-5.777 bbs. Flour rs bbs. whisty III
bbla Corn Meal. 2i59 sacks Corr Meal. $40 buso
Corn leo bush Osts 800 bush. at 4ts bush. SEEDS
IA pkg- Ashes es9 pkgs Beet. 50 hhls. Pork. ~
pkgs Cut Meats $40 pkCs Lard, i.eI3 bis Petroleum
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The increase for tho week 10 large compared With the
supply for the corresponding week last year. We learn
that sre being made 70 connect the Sha
mokin Valley and PottsvNie Railroad With the Lehfh
Carmel by which passenger trains Will be run direct
from Nev.York 10 Erie via Sunbnry The connection.
IL 10 said. viii be comp eted BY the ist OF May The
New. Boston Coal Company arc pushing their lateral
railroad froths uinss At New.BostOh very rap dly.
They expect have II completed by the lst OF June
Tho receipts of Flour and Grain at Chicago,
Milwaukee, and Toledo for the weeks ending March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

A SCOTCH RADICAL, with very good char
~ scter, rdncation aud henhth NEEDS EMPLOYMENT.
NcwYor preferred Address Dun. McMARQUIs, Box No.
1870 Tibane Office.
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ASSISTANT QrARrrRnAsrE GExHsALs ovsicA
PHIIAp.IPHiA. March -. 1906.
-tEiI,ED PROPOSALS will be received a. -

ASSISTANT QrARrrRnAsrER- GENshL vy.sS"}
PHILAp.IPHiA. March y ieoo =.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received %
- hi. office until THURSDAY, the 3th OF Apn meti
O'clock rn for immediate delivery at the sehuyna ~
In morchsntabe pack ag-s Of
., "a 10 Brass Rings. IA inches. a, 49,
10 600 Iron Wire snaps lHotebkisss fstenT' me"'
IS OO0 Iron I'D" Rings. inch.
500 ~ copper Iiyet., assorted
SO ID Flax Sewing Twins,.
40 oOo ward, IS inch Bursps to be delivered [" TIE
5000 yards per week =, -, .,. ,,o,o..l, cf
article offered the quantity they propose 70 ans "A
rrce (which should be written both IN words ana ssh
Conform 10 tho Of this adyertisements copy u
ssmnle. Of the articles required may be seen o. tns
s.mpie. when submitted nus be marked and nun -,
% correspond with the proposals; and the parties
mai, Il guarantee that the goods shall be, In every
20 SAMPLE otherwise the proposal " not Dc s,t
Bids will be opened on Thursday. the oth dhy "
~ o'clock H. when bidders requested 70 DC
Zach bid must DO guaranteed BY two iespou. nd GER
ignaures must BE- sppend d 20 TIE guar .,noust
tined to as being good aud sufficient security ioi So.
involved By some public fnctioriry OF me Oni'eu bih
An nronos,ls should b. made on the regular ioi'N
viii bs furnished OH application at THIS once. on.be
The right 10 reserved 10 reject any bid deeuiru un
and no bid from drsnting contractor WI oc name o.
Indorss envelope Proposals for there in'e" "'
the article offered" 60, GEORGE H..
By order OF Brevet Brgader'Genera TEi,,sJ State,
CR0SsMAN. Assistant OnarIern' ,el Hcye,vv JANfs
Army ur.,., Major nltej
States Army. fe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

pare as fOk0Ws:
For ne Week. 1861. 1900. ISOO.
Entered at the port s2o6163o si'nshesi 3Gs, q.
Throw on market =. ! s5s 400 l5en,gH 3ctf "a
Since Lsp l. 1854. 1865. 1S6G.
Entered q, the port Sos ~ GIL $685. OC4 W. ~
Thrown on market 25663.V24 ll,CW5 75 39,i1 no
BY the following official table il will be seen thht
tho outstanding gold certificates on the 2lst March