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ting the durability of timber In American
railway management, tho Jonrnnt remarks
that selt..h;crcSt seems to be disrcgarlCu.
While The h'cragc life of English railway
sleepcls IS fifteen years, that ot American
slcoperS ~ only seven years. Allowing g.
~ SicrpciS per mile, at fifty cents each,
q ,0JG per mile Of American railroad decays
every seven years, Thoroughly imprcguatc
these Slccpcrs with sulphate of copper, at a
cost OF i've cents each, and they would last
twice a. long. Thus would be elected u
saving Of $3.50 per mile in the seven years
on slccpcrs alone.
III the United States there arc 33, 90S miles
of railroad, the whole saving on which would
be :2S, $50, 5G8 in round numbers, thirty
millions OF dollars, OF upwards Of S,5G2 Tnj
per annum. \ gam, Epglish engineers de =
tIdc American. wooden railway bridges.
EiS"t years Is their ny cragc duration; crcO
sotr ih"n, ANA they are gnoi FOR dvubic or
treble tia, liuc.
S;ill following the nriirle in the ForrnJi.
wc hni that in situations 50 free from nois
| 'urc that sc may particularly call thcm dry,
The durability Of timber is am"S; uniimiicl
The root Of Wcitminstcr II ~ IS more than
lao pears old. In Sterling "a size, nil,n,l
are carvings in oak over $40 years old. we'll
preserved. Scotch lir. ha> hevu rnund in
y"nra and the trusscs OF the ronr o.: th. g. -
silica Of ST. Pau! Rome, were sound au,l good
after J ,OOO years Of service. Wood con.
! atanily wet Ill i:csh watcs is quite a.; luva-
bic Piles were dag from TIE fouuution4
Of Ola savoy Palace, London, in a perfectly
aonnd state, after having been lown co.
! years. The piles Of Old London BRIDGE
were found sound ana perfect $40 years an cr
they were driycn. Nui our tim.bcc, that at
one tune appeared to bc inexhaustihl", is be.
coming scarce npd more costly, not only
because OF lis careless consumption, but hy
waste also aud tho destruction Of insects
We do not yet feel the fall effects OF ths
hu' the next generation VIII, uul il j.; uc
teSs duty tiana matter of cronomy to give
wide publicity to the fact that the duration
o. wc,A' ot timber can be doubled ircbied
o.! even vnadrnp!c'l, hy adopting the pl opo,
'neans r Philahcipam A'lgr,
tf7ti@ESn &c
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SENATE.

| The Senate net at II m.
| y message was received from The House
OF Representatives, stating that Mcsrrs
Mullins. HASKELL aud Richardson hoi hrcil
! appointed committee TO rcpur, what change
arc necessary in tho mode of clcc,i, = Oil
GERS |" conform to the Act Of Congress. .r-
| 'a'ivc. TO ,he election Of Senator'S Of tho
unitTd states; ani asks The appointment,
of similar committee on tho part 81 The
Senate
Mr.. Tracy hill 10 extend he time in
which 10 rc.rccorh lost "nsttumcnts in
writing nlsN, n nll 10 alter the law in r..
, ln''rn Ia 'h"rnhl'est!9a %: !osal notices i.
newspapers
y bill to repeal tho tsury Laws OF this
State was debated, and male tho ppccis,
order for TO morrow, at II IN.
Message No . from Ill.,; ESrcl,cnoy the
Governor, giving report Of parl"ns grant.
| nd by him, was communicated TO tho Suuaic
| Adjourned.
HouSE o. REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Ilobnr, II. Ecnycv. n mcrnbtr cLc,
from Marion District, attended, was sworn,
and took his seat.
On motion OF Mr.. Richardson, n message
was ordered to he aent to the Senate. asking
leave OF thn, body to amend the bin ac-
ccpting grant Of hand from the Unit, Il
| -
y! "'''H''s ou' MI "''cr me enac' =
'"S &, ,.'t'u' ''' inserting another bi'l.
.''.,'' E',' 70 'ho n""Sc II message
,IIrou"h ''' 'o''""'nH Di'IS "a oill t"
'po,lsn ,S 'nlhTta"ees IN hHhs As law, and
"'.. Increase inc pay OF constahses at
n". =" .o"ri.
"c"ena'S sem TO me ii'"S" mrSSaG"
o',"'"''''e -" ,"r"H members OF
;" -" ''""'' "" "Pp''h'e"' hh rlnrS'in% u
~ ny ~ ttn,h hyt I
''"','' NV oo".'""'es ny inc ''""S"' to report
I, "I' ra n"nst"'en;S M" provisions should be
.nauS '"f 'he election hereafter OF Se"at orS
-, ."S '!"''. 'n '"s congress nl tue Uni.
-" ,'"'VS, ~ we" '" me requirements OF
~" ~ ''se"''r mo "'nes ana manner OF
""'u"s I'Io,'"ns ~, 'Vr senators III Congress
'frto'c" '"'y ~ leoo'
Nv Hr"h." "''' I" 'hH 'onSc ~! TO nu'
,'',s, ,su Wv 'SI"' VI "on"S or Stock I" pay
'~oi'" wv "'' ~ contractors '"r marble work
:, nv" "'"' houSe "'>'' "'!l 'n,pr"v'dr
~ Nv ""''i' 'i'sS'oh ~ eV'''"'c OF wills made
~. A"1"''o" "' power "Nhih were
'r"" INC 'h'F" 'hAe' ana the titles charged
10 Ac'S.
Mr' ha'Ner presented tho memorial of the
H""l.' y .'S'em ' h"mn'r OF commerce, and
hoara OF trade, praying Tor the repeal OF the
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William G.. Whilden & Co,

Attention is called to the card of
this firm doing business in Charleston.
The chief Of this firm Wm. c.. Will
den, Esq, is well known in this Dis
trict, Long connected with the large
establishment Of Hayden, Whildcn &
Co., this gentleman though young in
years is old in thorough business
qualifications. Persons visiting Char
lesion would do we'll to call at 25S
King Street, corner Of Beaufain,
where the obliging proprictors will
take pleasure in exhibiting theirs stock
andw are satisfied will please all
purchasers with their moderate
prices.
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less in agricultural pursuits than Eng
land can afford. Hence the South
must depend upon her agricultural re-
sources more than upon her manufac-
turing.
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Election of Commissioner in Eouity,

II. \. Guillard,. Esq, was on Satur-
day last elected Commissioner in Equi-
ty for this District, by Il very small ma
jority over his opponont, Mr., 4. s.
Douglass.
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SoUrm CAnoLISA CONFERENCES II am NJ,
thorirod by Col. Johnson, President of tho
Charlotte and s, @. Railroad. to state that
Ministers and laymen, attending upon the
S. G. Conference officially, will bo passed
both ways over the road for ono fare. 1t Is
expected that they obtain from the Sccre-
tary of tho Conference. the usual certificate. q.
WILLIAM c.. Powsn.
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john. can you tell me tho difference hc.
tween attraction Of grayitation >and .a,trsec
lion OF cohesion ?" Yes, SIR" said John,
attraction Of gravitntion pails drunkcn
man down, and the attraction Of cohesion
prevents his getting up again.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ usrrED STATES PATENT oyyIoE,

WAbhnuTOh august ~, 1000,
On the petition Of John q. Mott Of Chelsea Massa.
chusetts formerly Of Piqua, Ohio, praying for the
tension OF patent granted to him on the 3Oth day Of
November, 1852 for an improvement In Grain separa
tors and ressued the l7h day OF May 1850 in three
divisions A, b. and @, numbered respectively no. 49,
and H. this petition being for the extension Of the
Issue numbered 7l6 for seven years from the sxpra-
ton Of said patent which takes place the soth day
Of November, 1885, w
Patent once MONDAY, the 18th day Of November
next at IL o'clock and all persons are notified to
appear apd show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO Ole
In the Patent Once their objections specially set forth
writing least ttosnty days before the day OF hear.
Ing al testimony ned by either party, to be used at
the said hearing must be taken and transmitted In &C.
nishsd on application.
Deposition; and other papers, relied upon =. test:
dsy q hearing the arguments, II any, within ten days
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In the Rs
PUBLICAN and the Intsilt0encer, Washington, D. @. I,
and the Journal Boston, Massachusetts, once week
for three successive weeks the hIst said
tobs At least sixty days previous TO the day Of hearing
T. @. THEAKKR,
Commissionsr Of Patents.
p s.-Edtors Of the above papers viii please COPY,
snd send their bills 70 the Patent omes With paper
. ..s this notice. ssS.lS1sw
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A NDREw JOHNSON AND THE
IA UNION.
PROSPECTUS OF NEW ENTITLED
THE vINDICAroR.


In viev of tbs bsss s.Iss slsndsrous and ,r.dtau.
course Of the radical in spdes No
mslea az the rI.b mamie otrsns N tbis so,r
try Who NAV he creduious snough 10 giys eysdsncs n,
ysrnishsd mi gis,,ns ssisshooSs ana sv.,. ~, "
nortIon ~ ihs fri.h smsrican nre.s in ,hs noshs,
HATES ia sither in be nav N M rsd,esls a, hss ~
OF those Ire aborins nndsr esrse,on
srror In oppo.ing tbe aha Via triot,e snS In,
policy Of that noble and pure patriot indrsv John
son and In order 10 .upply what has bean LONG $500
uamsly, conssrystiye nd mar toned iousasi a.,
eountry the usderrsued viii. Il an ssriy dsv .on
msnce tbe pubiiestou az vsstjy iourns asyotsS a
the uteress on me Irish eit,reus ana n M
maintsuance Of the policy on tbs sdmip,strst,on ~
Presidsut Johnsou. which Il rHs UsroH I'm CoS.r,,r
TioE Avn rHr Hr,oaaHsrvr o. mn LaWs nn,;sx
vhieb sborid nest tha snn,ohst,on az sysry ns y
tbe land. The name Of tbs new iournsi IN bs III
-
The VINDioATok'
and is the purpose OF the undsrsiGnsd 10 make an
able, fssrisss and uueop promising advocate Of the
poneut Of their rights claims aud interests 10 this the
land Of thsir adoption. II will maintain their honor
portray their vaor courage heroic deeds, aud many
uss, and WI defend them mom me assaults o. those
.soo.d cIss. Mas in this lssS n.ds, ths ~. I
iutions Witch hsv sidsd a. maoh in frsming dsssnd
tng, and perpstustps.s-
THE vI.DIcAroR will bring 10 public notice, con.
pS .au so1in a. sn =. 10y po o,s R.e. wnen
sdop,sS sou n,ry n iii rsfrssS M msmo,, ~ Nv
.snah, ~" a.ss.S, ,ss -. ~ III. paso" Sno
sSoses for NO erims ave tbeS being born bsyond ~
sea- in country in which. Of ali others. nature n
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THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PEsrlLENcR DESTROYED.

DIR. E CoURTAREr's DIsINFECTIN6 FLUIDS Be-
cured by Letters Patent In the United State, France
Prepared solely by the New York Diginfecting Com
pany at their laboratory Nos 2ss, 800 and 500 Henry
street, N. Y. ofice, AZ Cedar street.
This Company organized on permanent basis, with
Dr. COuArst, the celebrated French Chemist In charge
Of its Laboratory Is prepared to furnish its DissrEor-
INC FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurser es urinas, water
roads, hospitals, prisons, and public Institutions o. all
kinds slaug houses oal and boiling establsh-
ments all kinds OF manures, Immensely increasing the
value Of the latter to every farmer and wherever pol
odoriIers antisepcs antpureccnts and disnfeetanta
in the scientific meaning Of the words They remove
uoxous gases and odor by chemca MISUNDERSTANDING
In their places hsdhi air; they are DKsrRoYKRs And
to utensils In which they are used The attention Of
medical and scientific 10 directed to these disnfec
ante Attached are testimonials In favor Of this great
discovery which, with hundreds Of others, be
DELAvAs HousB, ALBANY, March 30, 1896
To the President Of the Ss,o York Disi,vscaing Com
pdHy:
that have found an article which surpassss all
others as remedy against all bad odors.
T. RoEssRLL 4 Co.
New YoRK, April Q, 1866.
To the President Of the New York DtfVecffng Cons
DEAR Sin: We pronounce 1t without exception to be
the best We have ever known. Its effect upon every
matter Is complete and instantaneous.
81 B,-These Disinfeetants are used by the .s.y-
engers under the direction Of the sanitary fohoe OF the
PowRLL THOMPSON.
AZ Cedar street, N Y,
General and Sole Agents for the United States and the
| Canadas 10 whu.n all orders should be addressed.
FOR sale by all Druggists and General Dealers In the
| Untsd States and CAnadn myA-Sm
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FOR SALEM THE FIRST WARD A
IL LARGE THREB-AND-AH HALF STORY BRICK
HOUSE, THIRTBEN ROOMS, KITCHEN, LARGE
UNDER THE WHOLE HOUSE,. The lot contains over
II, 900 feet Of ground, under cultivation, with grape
vines fruit trees shrubs flowers DC, Gas and water
the house. II 10 first class residence and
is In Of the finest locations In the city. Address
II. j. at this once. iyl2 n
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DROPosALs FOR FRESH BREAD.

suBsIsrEHcl oyyIcn, o.. Al
No. lO6 W. LOMBARD srREsr, )
BALTIMORE, Nd, August 80, 1885.
sealed Proposals. IN duplieate will BE- received at
1000 ''' '''''' 11k.sH BREAD
TO the troops In and around and In the vciAty Of Bal
timore, Nd including the various surrounding FORTS
Except Fort keHsnry, MAJ
The Bread 70 be delivered at Warehouse No. 1906
Lombard street. Baltimore Nd, at such other point
In the city Of Baltlmo may be designated in such
quantities and at such mes ofaeer Of the subsst
ence Department may direct.
The Bread will be subject to rigid Inspection, and
not satisfactory purchases will be made In opsa
kst at the expease VI the contractor.
All questions respecting quality and condition will
BE- settled By the ocer Of the Subsistence Department
receiving the Bread.
The Broad required to be furnished under this con-
tract must be good wholesome Bread made In sheets
Of oaves eseh loaf TO weigh not less than eighteen
ounces wbep resolved.
Bidders will state how many osyss Of bread Of eigh
teen ounces sach they propose giving for barrel
-four Of lse pounds (paotaees not Included the marks
on the barrels IS purchased BY the United States to
hold when the barrels undisturbed)
This contract will be made for six months from Octo-
Der ls 1865 or such less time ~ the Commssary Cen
ersl may direct
Blank proposals can be obtained at this Office
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Fresh Bread,
and addressed 10 the undersigned. who the
right to reject any all bids deemed unreasonable.
Bidders must be TO respond 10 their bids, and
be prepared to give bonds for The shfHl Pstformsnes
Brsvet Lieut. Col and c. g. U. s.A
au3l-tse8 Brevst Big. Gen. Vols.
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BYTEf.EaRAPH
The National Republican.
The Southern RaAssai osnvsnsisn.

IA n II
ASWSAVA
n--v---..--
the sosshsrn nss.ss, Oenvene..
rhiLADnLrniA, 6sps. 4-Lne Vonvention ~.
ssmblsd - 10 o'slock ~. mr.. ma'ioek opened
the procsedines VIII prayer,
H. W. Ashburn, Of asof!ia, made : report from
the committee ON credsntias. snat the Convention
receive ne rspoft 2, the 1sesnuons from eaon
state - nnai' - 70 the qushhosuons Oh iu mem
osrn
me repon OF ne eonmnsss on permanent or.
gsn,Aaon W. req: ;.
non. ssmss opSse, ot hsesueEy, W. announeec
psrmsnens Prendsnt And MS name Wa received
M. speso' on socspans the Snaif, neknowisossd
tne nonof IN onef spseen. ne seid' We SOUTH
srn men, who have seen this great SIN OF slavery,
know, nissoncaiiy and sxpsnmsntsnZ, mat IL must
pensn rem me faos Of the esrn. WINE We w,n
peace, We wish peace permsnsnt ana sure sstab.
nsneo on the Princpie OF squai Jussioe equal
1snts, ana equal security 70 ~ men wtnin she
Jurisdiction Of the United States. lafsat sp-
pi1qse.l
No compared the Convention OF the Fourth OF
strong feeling growing In the South FOR universal
ioeny one was 70 crush TINS principisi the otner
70 sustain the Convention Of the 4tn o. merely
70 record the command Of one man: They did what
loyal Congress refused 70 dol and II the Congress
Of The United States ever becomes the mere 70.
oording secretary Of the Exeeutive the liberty Of
the Republic is gone He declared that there was
unequal representation a. long - one man In the
oouatry was unrspressntsd. When the loyal south
ern men heard this declaration Of the convention at
Baltimore which nominated Lincoln, II was the day
Of rejoicing throughout their homss, and they bid
the North good WILL" He called the attention OF
the peculiar language Of the resolution adopted BY
the Convention Of July 4th In which II Is said that
slavery Is abolished. II does not state that any
Southern State has sboishsd dsvery, but indicates
that Il has bean aboliAhsd by military mower and
whom they have power they will claim oompsnsa-
tion for smancipstsd slaves. He wished II to DO
written In this fundamental law Of the land that
money ever 70 DO paid for smsnoipatsd slaves or
for the effort to overthrow the Government. He
desired the proceedings to be governed with spirit
Of harmony; that nothing should DO done In anger,
hatred, ll-wil or revenge, but the proceedings be
governed BY principles ofjustios. right, mercy, and
love. . ~,
Generals Gssry, Butler Burnside, and others
were invited to the platform.
A discussion then took place on the following
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NJ EW RIV LIN E..

The hne steamer wAWAsET will leave Washington
every Friday morning at sig o'clock for Curriomsn
Returning, will leave Curyioman at Ave clock Sunday
morning, arriving at Washington early that evening.
She will touch at all Landings for freight and passen
RATES
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN VAN RIswICK
General superintendent p. =. Co.,
Seventh Street Wharf
AS-On Tuesday, the 18th Instant she will commence
to make her semi weekly trips, leaving Washington on
Tuesdays and Fridays, returning on Wednesday, and
sundays JOHN VAN BIswlCK
se5-n tStar and Con. Union.l
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Preparations In Chioago-Extrsmsly Ran.
corous Party Feeling.

CHICAGO, Monday, Sept. 3.-The extreme sheets
Of the city doing their utmost to stir up riot
upon the occasion Of the Presidents reception.
Tho Times Of to-day says the Presidents party
will hold possession Of Chicago during his tarry,
and devotss q long leader to the present state Of
feeling existing here. The extreme radical sheets,
Tribune, Republican and Post, as bitterly inveigh
against the Times, charging 1t with the design Of
abstting riot, and Of melting violence and illfeel
ing among the citizens.
The action of the Board Of Trade has been tinged
with partisanship, and the Common Council are
now in session celebrating whether they shall or
shall not give the President Q reception. A more
malignant spirit was never witnessed than Ia shown
by inscriptions men here on both sides.
A large number Of the most influential Of our
citizens are moving In the matter, and design to
obtain the use Of suitable place for the pur-
pose of rendering the President and to Grant and
Fsrrsgut the regards Of the citizens Of Chicago.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU or ORDNANCE,
WASHINGTON Cry, September ], 1865.
Sealed proposals for Grading the Grounds Of the Ma
val Magazine in this city will be received at this once
until twelve az O'Clock, noon, Of SATURDAY, the
eighth (s) day Of septembsr, 1866
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard and the
time In which they will guarantee to do the work to the
satisfaction Of the Government Superintendent.
Proposals will only be received from parties actually
engaged In the business Of grading Ahd who pre-
pared to do the work themselves No sub letting Of
contracts will be permitted, and to Realistically
right reject all offers under this Advertisement that
he does not deem advantageous to the Government
The bids will be opened at noon Of the day above
specified and bidders requested to be present to
spond to their bids. II. l. WISE, a
se3 81 Chief Of Bureau,
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JOHN WELC KER'S
u BUTLER RKsTAURAnr.
"a Ia MAison Dorss.)
sA PENNSYLVANIA AVkNUl,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stairs.
The proprietor Of this fayorite Restaurant has spared
no pains TO make this ths best Restaurant Washing
and he points with pleasure 10 the large patronage
he has always been bonorsd with, and respectfully
solieits . continuance Of the same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and other rsfrsshmsnts constantly
on hand. and a. the most reasonable rates.
BRIAKYAsf,
prepared stths shortest notice AAa In the moss salts.
iaotory manner.
B!.:hfsst iron se u o'clock. Dinner and sspls'
stall Assn ssys.d
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ENTIST DIR. -
IL LOOMS, RHsIDHHr DHErIsr, 8SS M
Psnnsylvsnis avenue, near corner Of ~IIIYy
Ninth street, attends 10 all branches pertaining 70 the
profession kaformAton Of the mouth eorrsetsd, and
very variety d artificial sells made sps'ly
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Cholera at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Only thirteen deaths from
cholera since Saturday.
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pARGE, sCow, &C., AT AUCTION.

CHIly ouAlysnnAsrra' ovyros, !
DEPoT OF WAsnHafoH,
WASHINGTON, D. c., August n, 1865.
Will be sold at public auction, 81 Sixth street wharf,
under the direction Of Captain James O. Payne A. O.
NJ, on SATURDAY, September 9, at 10 Q. n;
schuylkill Barge JURA, one sCOw, and YAWL
BOAT the property Of the United States.
Terms; Cash, In Government fundA
D. n. RUCKRR,
Brsvst MAI. Cen and 0hisf ouartsrm.stsr.
au2s-dtss Depot Of washinEton.
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ID RoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

suBssrkHcn Opyrcl, o. SAL
A No los ". LOMBARD srnnIr.
bALrrnoHn, Nd, August 80, 1893.
SEALED Proposals., In duplicate, viii Be resolved At
this once until IL N, on SATURDAY, September O,
1885 for furnshinG aud delivering free q cost 70 the
camps bafrasfs. hospitals and oesrs In, around and
In the vicinity OF Baltimore Nd, Qnciuding the earri-
sonsd fors. except sort neHsn,y m u. HkssH BEEF
required By them for sig months, eonmeucng October
lst 1893, or sueh less time N the Connssary General
Of sabsistsnoe may direct = W.
The Beef 70 be o. good and marketable quality In
skanks and kidasy tallow 10 Be sxeludsd) ' -
The necks Of the cattle slaughtered undsr this a~rss-
mont shall be sut % 81 the fourth vssbral Joint and
the breast trimmed down The shanks Of the fore
quarters shan Be set o. from three to four inches above
the knee joint aad Of hind quarters from sx 10 eight
iachss above the gambrsl or hook Joint
Biddsrs ars requested 10 be present 10 respond to
their bid and BE- prepared TO give bonds for the fuiA
mont Of their eontfaet
Proposals msst Be- endorsed distinctly "Proposai.
for Fresh Bssf'' and addressed 10 the undersigned
who reserves the right TO reject any ali bids 70
the iuterest Of the Unitsd States
Conditions, requirements, payments, 10, As hereto.
fore. THOMAS WILSON,
BreSDt Lieut.. Col. and @. g., q. o. A.,
ausl.tses Brevet Brig. Gen. Vols.
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BosroN, Sept. 4.-Gen. Butler has accepted the
nomination for Congress In the Fifteenth district.
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By Rev Father Boyle, at st. Peters Church, Capitol
Hill, Mr.. DAVID wAaEEHk, Jr., Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, TO Miss LILLIAN TgEETsoS, Of this city.
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r I n A n OLA Z.

FIN AN ClAL.
Jay COKE 4 CO.,
... BANKERS. r
.r.E s.t s.5rs-a.
rrFrEENrH STREET. oppo.,t. THE TREASURY,
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the case Of George II. Foster, administrator Of
August Meyer, deceased, the administrator aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court OF
Washington County Aforesaid appointed Saturday the
lt OF September next for the dual settlement and dsr
button Of the estate Of said deceased and Of the
assets In far the same have been collected and
turned into money when aud where all the creditors
aud heirs OF said deceased notified TO attend, with
their claims properly vouched they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit In said deceAsed's
estatei provided copy Of this order be published once
week Tor three weeks in the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
previous TO the said day.
Test z. @. ROBBINS,
Aul4-wSw Register Of wills