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MARYLAND POLlTICs.

A Strong Johnson Movement By Leading
Republicans.
BALrIxoRs. July -Gov. Swan and stat lsft
here to-day for PhiIadslphis to participate In the
Dag cslsbration on the 4th inst.
Msssrs. Purnsli and Findlsy, Of the conservative
wing Of the Union State Executive Committss Of
Maryland, who sustain President johnson and Gov
Swan, and oppose the registry law, publi,h card
Recommending the election Of delegates 10 the 18th
Of August convention at Philadsipbis
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From San Frauclse q,

sAs FRAScisco, July 3.-Ths Central Pacific
railroad has beer completed to Dutch Flat, ninety
miles beyond Sacramento, at an elevation Of s,4lt
feet.
The negroes have been excluded from participa'
tion In the celebration on the coming 4th Of July
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Union Pso,f,c Railroad,

oxAHA, July l. Tho aovsrnusnt Commissioners
have examined and aoc pied the additional twenty
miles Of the Union Pacific railroad. One hundred
and twenty-five miles are nov In running order.
Tho regular passenger trains carrying the daily
overland mail commenced running to Columbus on
the lst July. At Columbus the daily line Of over.
land stages connect with the railroad.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIIsp krArss PArssr oyy,on,

WA-MfNurOE, June ~, 1865.
oa the petition Of L. Q G. wishart, Of PhiIaAel.
phia, P.no.ylv.nis, praying for the sxtelsioa Of
patent granted 70 him on ths 18th day Of Oct her,
1862 for An improvement In "Desias for Orsaneutiss
Bottlss for years from the expiration Of said
isss,
is ordered thai thu said pstitioa b. heard st n.
Ps.ent once o. MONDAY, the Ssh dayo October next,
81 II O'Clock, ~ aud all p@rs notified to pyea
s.d :so. s.n.s. .ny they have, Why said ps.itios
P.rsoas opps the sxtassion required 10 Gle
the Pasat omcs tbsir obJeo Ions specially set rth
wr tss, least t,osnty d., before The day Of hssras
! .u o.y dlrd by either party. to he ussd st the
sid bsarnE. mus be taken snd 10 acc I'd
sncs With the rules of the ones, which will Ss far
ai he'd on application. ""
Depos,ron. sad othsy p.pers rs'isd upos % tes,,
mou' mast be slsd in he o9ce tcsnty days before the
dsy o. n.Arng ths Arxapsss, any. within ten days
"rd.rd also th.t this noaes bs published In the RE.
PrBLcAs and the In,-' 'esRerr. wsshipgtop D c., and
= ,hs Sorth An,rtcan, rh,isds,phi., Psnnsyiysn0s
ues sw, ek for three successive wests the drst of
.,d publications. to be II least sxty d.,. pr v"as 70
| the day VI heariog r @. THIAKRR,
Commissioner Of paieuts.
P.s-Edi'ors Of the aboys p.ysrs will please eapy
Aud -~nd ther bills 10 the Pstsnt Oncs With paper
| eontaiu'nH thi. n"tea- jsn lavSv
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A Sea CAPITAL. Hound over In s,o, zoo.

Bosros, July 3-Wilasm Grant uppsared before
Unitsd States Oouuissiousr Hallst ,o.dsy and
gave bail In the sum Of $50 900, for the trial Of
Grant. formerly master Of tbes Up Young Mechanic,
which sailed from this port on the afth Of las.
March. for Hong Kong with cargo Of Ice.
The ship was burned ID the coast Of South Amer.
ios. She was insured for so2o 400 anil the esrso for
$22. O0a. in Baltimore. Now York. Boston, N.w
buryport. and Providsuos. The unierwr,e.s sIlsge
that Captain 6rsat purpossiy 6rsi the ship, aud
they osussd his rrest. His examination Is assigned
for tuesday next.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Il ran NJ 4 Ar.n ~ A

&AsBix.rvs lace a. Is
On the p~tti"u of waul's Rous-, of Taunton,
As-' p.syi.s for tbs en- ~ssiu o. patent grated I,
on the 81 day Of N"vsmier, Isi2 Z ~ improve.
rnent In ">sf acting Miles for seven year. fr,,n
the exprs 90 Of - ra-nt VII oh takes place on the
! day II N ,v-mbss, lsg
~ ,-"d red th't thr .sid pstition be heard at the
Patent one. MONDAY, the 18th day Of Ortbsr pest
N l2 o'clock ~. aud all persons aned u spps.T
.ai show cause, spy they have, wAy SAID petition
,ught not to granted
pr-"o. opposing he sStsa.iaa are required to als
IN the Patent thsir 1-otious specially set forb
N .ritng q sx teeaty day. r-fors the DAY of hear.
ing ai tsstmouy died by either r'y. t. Be used at
h- -sid h-srpg, must be iHksn aud transmitted 10 ac
sdanee With be ruIsa Of the once, which will be fur
ui.hsl 90 application.
Dspo.itiou. and o,hsr papers, '.sd UPON .s,ssti.
mouy, must b. nird iu the ucs tosHty a. re- The
after nliug ths testimony ?
rustcAS aud iSs a. uiSssssr. u w..s,ss,oo, d 3. c. q.
aud ts hs s0urnat, sO,.ou, A..... once week for
rse shces..ys weeks: he drst of r<id publeah TO
bs isast sixty dys previous to the Of h.sripg.
&c THgAKER
Commissioasr of Patents.
s.-Eiitors Of the abov. papers will please copy
and s-ud their bills 10 the Patent Omce With D. psr
eontAinioE this notice. is:7-nwSW
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Bass Ball Match In nPhiladsiphia-The Ma
tionais, Of Wsshington, Vic. .oriaus.
PHiLADELPuIA, July 8 The National Base Ball
Club. Of Washington, beat the Keystone Club, of
Phiiadelphia, to-day, handsonsly. The seore
stood-Nationals 20 K-ysrone innings.
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NEWS DEPOT.
D, W " hliIS0,
Ia .sE IN

sT,TIoSERY, HEw PAsEks, MAGAZINES, 10.
News sl.sd al the Posi- dee, C,u rsss .lrssI,
0sosssIows, d Q.
~ subscriptions " The -
DAILY Ma ,IUNAL REPUBLICAN
viii bs os,vsd, sod the paper dslivsrsd regularly
every moraipg 70 subserbsrs In say part Of o.osys
nws, jsss
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r Q. L. sTIEBELING co

Have opened stssd for the sale Of all hisds Of
Papers. s'stioa'ry, oigsr. H., a No. SIC street, be.
tween rsrtssust and vosrtssnth streets. Subscriptions
rsssivsd for all New York. fhisdsiphis sad Baltimore
papers, " jsis.iu
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n l. o Il Ii ] N G. !.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BuREAu OF Provisions AsD CLoIH, 10,
Jnna 2n. lR6a

BuREAu OF Provisions AID CLoIH,So,
Juns ~, 1890
SEPARATE Proposals., sealed and endorsed UPropossls
for Navy Clothing and Clothing hatrr'al- will be re-
eeived .t this Barean until o'clock m oo the asd
day Of July 1896 for furuihnR and delivering Ion re-
eeving thirty dAys' noesl atIbs Uated s'aiss Navy
Yard At Br oklyu, New York, iu such numbers aud
quApes aud At such times may BE- spacided By The
Chief u thi. Bareau or hy the Commsndsut. Of ssid
Navy Yard the nunber. and quaattes of he didersnt
srneles sP-cinsd In the following l'st, via:
Blue FlAnnsl. ysrd-, 100, ONO
Calfskiu shoeI, pairs, 10, OoO r.
Blspkrts, number, 2n, 0n
The fsaue to bs deliverable half In 20 aud one
halfiu 40 esys "
Offer. b. made for or NOR. articles at the on.
Noa Of the bidder, Hnd In case more thsn article s
contained tn tho onr, the Chief Of the Bureau will
nave rsht 10 Aec"P ooe or of the srelss eon-
tAins' 10 such offer. aud reject the remainder
For description u the Hrtc.s In the shove s, bga.
ders are referred I" the samples 1T the Navy Yard. Al
New York aud Boson, aud for infsrmsiiaa Is to the
Laws aud regulsiinu. Qn pamphlet form) ressrdipr
contracts e. the "fe"s ~ the C"nms adauts and Psy.
uarterr Of ~ several Navy Yards
he Department ressrv"s the ght to reject any pro.
j.22-lawtw
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senator Lane 81, / Living.

senator Lane stt Living.
sr LouI', July 3 -doneral Laus was still living
last evening, but his physiciaus have no hopes Of
his recovery. He has been unconscious and has
not opened his eyes or SPOKEN since he shot him.
yslf
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INSURANCE CosrrArrDs.

INSURANCE. Cos1PANrEs.
ExCELsI0R FIRE INSURANCE CON.
o,..o.......:....... No. is s,..s ::;. J ~
ss v..:. !; !: ss. "a s::. ::;:.
Property sssiss Loss " Ye : -
ssssgs: ssssss sigss.s4:. 4 gHSss1s.
wxlp spfcmss
MILLIax ysxp,M
,ousrAya KsYsAUD,
hLlAn PjSvsR
RAMSAY CRouKi,
JnsEPH 3 YUuNt,
Gs GHsEL.ss PILL.
E 9 4. oiLBG.r, -
r. SosssT Ss sch.i,t,
JAnss I. Mok0AN, 81 = 90
JOHN LRrr howkLL.
ososas Z 'sriDxAr,
HtNkY LGwis
;:s;s. ;sS.l :. oAA'' LssiSS. L;is'S /, HoDor.. r,...
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE..
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
10. los BROADWAY, Ssw Yoax.
Cash .oNR MILLION DOLLARS.
AssETs JANUARY, 1896 .Si, s4s, Sass
This Company iasurss Al customary rates Of pre-
milan, against all MxRlNR and INLAND NAVIGATION
.IsKs On CARGO or RRRIoHr; alse against iess OF
damage by FIRE .'.t 10
II PREMIUMS ARE PAID In GOLD. LOSSES WILL
Be PAID IN GOLD.
rhs assured rsesivs rs per os., Of the Ne. pros,s
without seurring ssy liability or, Ia isa thsrsof ct
their obtios. liberal discount upon the prsnian.
All Losses sqaissbly sdJus'sd ssd promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January ~, 1899,
TwRSTv -HIvg Per Gent.
JAMES LORIMBR GRAHAM, Prss,asst
RoBsRr \. O. 0RAHAn, Vice President
JAMES L0RIMER GRAHAh, Jr., n Wee Prsst
HENRY II. P0KTRR, sserstary. ..
cHARLEs KING, Agent,
Room No. 4. w.shiuHton Bulidinr,
le7.ly Cor. PsansyIysaa ay. and .svssth street
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New York % arkstI

New York Marksts.
New YoRk, July Cotton quiet. Flour dull
Southern, SIC. 20 $l7. Wheat dull. Corn ad
vsncsd one cent. Beef quiet Pork heavy. Lord
and whisky dull
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GEoRaErowN CoLLEoE.-The annual CON-
msncemsnt Of this college took place yesterday On
account Of the crowded condition II columns We
.'s compelled to defer the publication Of the pro.
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THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
IoLLB6E

h"Rl INVEST co, HBR hkrENTH AND STREETS,
lN1ELLiUEHCER BULL INC,
ls ope In uuiou of College. extending to the principal
cities Perm neatly bssd up n the just priuelps o.
indiSidual cwVeIsh D. Il onerr uprqnzled advantages
st Iatrs much lower than be afforded by apy other
rchouls
sp-nesrisp Penmanship taught In It's purity BY Henry
sps' Ger, the essbrslsd author Of the sp'neeris
KY 10 Penn shsh,p'
Tho y. ten II Business Practice ipv ptsd . sue.
ees NJ sugbt BY the pToprs or, ~i receive his srs
es att-ut ou III. IL ID. tao.t imp rapt p n Of ID.
BOOK te-ppg Courss Hare 70 t,udsst Appl,rs hts
tb-"r.,'sai tnosedge, and l. prepared for the
ulIunts details Of Arius business. The system 1. 20
vslu.blr that srs are u,ipg t.
Ind vldu.l instrueon, AdoPt"d 10 al brApe Aiiows
the riudrnt ~ proe~' - rardly \. rh o.ss The
teseb-r 10 The "l. eds 10 ksow the d.Aeisu-
ss Of spy pupil hep eislly I. Ih,. the Do log
s,tsudrbe-,
TIL pabrs are isvitsd 10 call ssd examine the moe,
" Washington,
,,sI eIsuis" sAdrsss HENRY Y. ooPs. An.
jsisu fsopsissss
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The Courts,

ORPHANS CouRr-Judge PurceA-The
inventory Of the real estate Of Elisabeth Herbert
was hsd by the executors.
Also. the inventory Of the personal estate Of
Eleanor 4, lang.
Lsttsrs Of admnistration on the estate Of Micihsl
". Miller were Issued to sallis Q. Miller. Bond
90, 900.
Ssllis @ Miller gave bond ip the sum Of $6 900
as guardian to the orphans Of Micthsll H. Miller
Archibald Lewis gave bond In the sum Of $500 -
guardian to the orphan Of Thomas Malord.
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Tor SALE-A LOT ON F STREET
,orih, near city rs,lro>d eating ne rly % fse.
sod runpins back to s0-ot Aley. Prise "a cents Per
foot, Atdrss- 7. b., at this once.
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BoDY REcovEREp.-T The body Of Mr.. Ton.
ant, member Of the franklin Engine Company.
who was drowned near 9lymont on Sunday last.
was recovered yesterday and brought to this city.
The funeral will take place to-day.
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE
- rUMPs. wAraR PIPE, YiRs P.Uos, ls, con.
THs wArER.woRKs At orEsBoRo', D. o. z
-.s orAnrEnnAsrKa 0ExEaAL' . 0syIcz,l

tTRsr DrvIsios,
WAsuIHaros, D. G, Juss 10, ie66
sold The premises At public suetlos ssd.r the II.
rectou Of Captain 0-orxs BrownipR, A. O n On
FRIDAY July Is 1895. at - clock m, the following.
described public property, to Wit; MN. y. +.
ous steam Boiler. 80 feet long and feet 10 dawstsr
with two l7,ineh return huss made OF issA heller
rop, with all the necessary sppurtepancss insiusing
csstiron 'front.' gauge cocks globe valves iced punp
smoke stack and hood. stsAm gauge, (Ashcros patss
bars, pipe plugs, rsdusng pieces, Ae slin good
Two worthingto, ttesm Pores Pumps, No. q, ls i.sA
eyliner, ench troLe, Is hor-e power saeh aud eaeh
capable Of pumpog and fsrens 100 900 E.ons q .sisr
El.nd., eogp,ings bends. eleou. doaSs valve oil
eup., &c. Ths.s PaIps are eonparati'sy new. ahdis
s,iss - =; 3; s:,.sS s s..;:!Ioa w.i:. Pipe
800 feet 2.iueh wrought-iron
s6+ feet ~ Inch easti on
2ooo feet ~ Zach
LEGO feet l-fnsh /"
6,00O feet A-ineh 4"
rhirty-ou Cast iros Fire Piugs. (Ayrss' patsstJ
with all the necsssary eoaueetons. sueh ss T's bsnds
stop cocks, slkows fourvsy pi ees, Ae ali II exssi
eut ditos logethtr with al the tools q r. ouireA
for making atsrstoss sad repairs tp wat~r pipe sueh
P,ps eu,,isE m.ehisss tsrs :ad d,s. plysr sr.Ss
The depot 10 accessible By water, aud vessels Of The
largest elass ean Be loaded 81 the wharf,
Term: Cash, 10 ov-rpnsu, fuLda -....
Dctverirs vii be made 10 purchaser on or before
| the first (i.) a y ~ August next
boat for Ole boro' will issvst the Sixth street wharf
every hour durics the oay OF ssis.
Any further Information that may Be Sssred III b.
gwen upon application 10 psrson BY letter, 10 Capt
George !. Bsowuins A. @ n, Gis.ssro'. p; G.. or 81
Brsvst Brig. e.n. .. T. A. d. ia eL.r.s,
jsN-JylS First Division, q, u u O.
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TOHN WELC KER'S
u BUHLBR REyfAuRAu9.
"a ID Maison Dorss.)
~ AP1HNsYLvAMIA AvkNUI
Between AinsA snd rsnth strssss, (up stairs.)
fhs propsor of this fAvorits Restaurant has spared
40 pains make this the best In Washne.
and hs poiats with pleasure the large patronage
he has always been honorsd with, And respectfully
solieits . soahuuanes Of the sams.
GAM, 0ryrBks, sad other rsfrsshusnts constantly
N haud SD q Ne most reasonable rates.
pHuIR AID
prepared q he shortest Asss and In the nsss sas.
factory manner.
Br.stfast from Q V II e'eloss. Dinner and suppsr
at all hours uaye-tf
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AUCTION eAL HS.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT P0RTA-
~ BIZ HuILeIasA AZ ALAo At
oamy ovAs,usaAsr.rs o,ros,)
wA.-,.ros,. sc 5 3 :; ~. !. ..,s'i::;sc'' < ,::s''
,.s.s 81: :. Il ss:,.s s:s Isss 4. s.':;: I'd
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orAnrr.nAsra. oysuaAL . oyv,cu,J
w..n..ro. D O. j.::-,, s's:; S'y.::D.. ,,:s Il,
" es sold ., pabile aus,iss nss-r u. eires iss
s:isss: s.s. sss.. sa ,srOsf 'ss
''-. srssIE % As sTccs I.sc no s1sSsi ,s5ii zoe
ysrd. no. Of usish !. 10 sss ins i.ss ..is, sSshs
sh.rvss, a which bo.'s ssd barge eAa b
Pa.eh...rs wiz be required TO rssovs TIE n.ssr. os
S :r..s.i Viz q. os.:I !. Z. s.sa.s. s:.' 'sf'
rerm. ns.s. is oov-r. ~sst fa.ts Va!Vl p a..
i os ~ y, ':s'.s q :s .A.n
By order ofths oasrtsrnasisr 0essrsis'' :" "a. =,
JAMS A. rKfn, aI i.
Brsvst Be r. 0sa. o. q L.,
lefs-dYye 10 charge nrst D,y Q ZOO.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT PILE
~ DRIvER. .f .i.4Ha..l 10. n M
crrss ouAsrs.u .srxs's o,v,os,)
DEPuf ~ WAsstssTos,
WAsuiRsros. v. O.. yuss - ises \ .gf,
WIN BE- sold si Puble sss,ioe. s,xth ,ssrsss whsH.
na. !. S's.s ne u ios g s..s is.
1885, ~ 10 O'clock Z. II 100 = -.
ONE ~ PILE DRivtR, ...-
which 10 longer r-qu ,sd for "ovsrnmsst uss
Terms; Cash, In 0ovsrnnsst fasds. q II -
49, vi 9I.It5 D. r. RUCKIR,
Bvt. haj 0sa. aad CHEZ osar sSs.ss:s,
jsn-s Dspot Of wasAinstca
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CRIMINAL CoURr-Chie Justice Cartier
Edward O. Darlington, EsQ., district Attorney
prosecuting.
Jsr.,uish Porter. Indicted for stealing money
fr"m Gsorgs L. Sheriff. Verdict, guilty; and sen.
teneed to the psnitsntiary for one year
Albert To,son, tpdio,sd for stealing clothing
FROM John Rsynoids. Verdict, guilty.
Thomas 9rovss, indicted for stealing . set Of
harness from William Biswsll Verdict, not guilty
Frank sslby. eonyiotsd of stealing = pair Of pan.
taloons from WIN. II Brooks New trial granted
and, by consent, plead guilty Of petit larceny.
Sentenced TO jail for thirty days.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Wylie.-Charles
Fllis, Son Co.. sgains Jacob B. Gardner; verdict
for plaintiff for $Si3 40. with interest from April
20, 1854
ww.waltsrs against Gsorg, R. Hsrricti melton
for new Trial
Stewart 4 Tbomss against Bright King; mo-
tiop to set aside judgment ovorrulsd,
Samuel Barth against Bright King; motion TO
sat aside Judgment ovsrruled
Fielder NJ Magrudsr against Horace g. Johnson
motion for q new trial.
Adjournsd until Monday.
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EIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
Id. oeeEa. 1t Jay ceshs : O.. y Frsssiss.
w.a Hu.rusros, os.Ass.
eovH.HnlHT DxrosrolI
YIHAIoIAL AoIHr OF TEE uHrrlD frATls.
lssl ssls.,. ssroals szs sasAsvsY sspAasnssr.
osvss,ns.s ssss,iHss Win Treasures u.issa saAss,
Aronn MlL1loH DoLI.Aas.~
". buy a.d sell ali glasses Of aovllHNIEf sScU.
RTTIRs u current market rates.
TIE PRINCIPAL cIrrls OF TEE uIrfID STATES
We purchase 0evsrans,s vssshsn o. The MOST
favorable TERMS. s.d give oA..,vt Asp P,o.,,
ArrrsrIoS 70
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND YrRks
| ssa 70 any other business entrusted 10 =.
FULL INFORMATION /. regard TO eovsRHuES-
LoAEs =. .u tines shssrfuily furnished.
wN. Q BURLINGTON. Cashier
| v.s.r.a.nu Ns,sh n IasA Win ~
DITTENHOUSE, FOWLER 4 CO
BANKERS.
sS2 Pssnsyivssis Avsass,
Dealers In GOVERNMENT sEcURIrrRs Of all de-
| soriptons.
COLD, SILVER. .,d UScuRRsSr MONEY bought
| COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points.
| ExcHAaoE on all parts Of Europe sold At Lowest
| rates.
STOCKS bought aad sold In New York st ususl rates
Our once bei gto direct bic lnieAton with
| The Gold and Stock Exehauge Rooms In New ,rk
Prompnsss and dispatch In the execution Of ordsrs may
| be relied on.
We have siways on h.Ad for immediate delivery all
| Determinations Of the $50 TREASURY NOTES Our
| special sttsntion 10 given to this Loan. aa.n
pRoPosALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.
| Posr oyyIcE DEPARTMENT,
| Juns %. 1888. 4
Sealed Proposals will be received ~ this Department
| for the delivery and storage Of
400 tons Of beet quality whit. Ash Anthraeits Coal,
| furnaes siIa, a 2t0lhs to the ton
90 tons best quality Red Ash egg sss. t2+o lbs 10
To BE- delivered b.tvssn September l. 1865. and jan
100 cords bss, quality Seasoned Oak Wood.
| 50 cords best Bskers' Pine Wood
| quantities As may be required.
| Bids will be received at this once until July 10
1885, The Department. reserves the right reject ali
| or any part Of the bids.
No bids will b considered unaseompssisd BY sats-
factory evidence Of ability TO ali the eoutrset
| T. B oLMsTBD,
js2s-dtjylo supt Post 0nes Buildins.
|
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03
COMMERCE AND NAvaaaA.
TlON.

Tho Forthcoming report on commerce and
navigation for the fiscal yeas ending Juss
SOth, 1866, shows that our exports in 1855
amounted 10 value to upward Of ESQ.,. $50.
600. while the value Of foreign goods In
ported was lees than esS5. 900, 900. leaving
= balance Of over eco, 600, 900 In our favos.
The report also shown thas inpee(e were
admitted free Of duty, uader the rsciproei>
~ treaty, 70 the United Shtse, accounting
In value v eso5.s ,ses. During The year
ending June S0th. 1855, the number olvo-
scls entering and clearing was - Ssllewe:-
American vessels entering, e.S9l; clear.
ing, s,434. Foreign vssssls- clearing. l.
400; entering, l4.ll7. Ths ia,iswias en-
hibits the number Of vssasla built IN that
year BY the States referred to: New York,
All; Pennsylvania, SIS; Maine. 100
Ohio, ls9; Maryland. ia; Massachusetts,
80 Illinois, 50; Virginia. ~; Net Jsr
coy. %; Connections. %; Kentueky, 80
Missouri, 81 Delaware. II; Florida, Q
Michigan, 81; New Hampshire, 4; Oregon
&; and tho District Of Columbia, NORTH
Carolina and Tennessee, one each.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03

The success of the crop depends very
much on good start obtained by painting
at the right season, sowing rather thickly,
having our surface well titled and full 81
plant food, whilst the surface is dry and
healthy. The object should be to grow
just Is great bulk IS will stand up prop>
erly. II barley is seriously laid, especially
early, the loss Is very great. aad . first-rsts
sample rendered impossible. Great care il
necessary IN harvesting. The crop must b.
thoroughly ripe, in order that the graia
may gsrninatc evenly; but there is no
reason why Il should g left until 10 rotten
ripe that the heads separate N ~asss from
the straw, and considerable loss snsues. -
There is happy medium here, q in every
thing else. We must wait TIL the red
streaks which are seen ranaiue lengifudin.
ally ON the grain Of the ripening barley,
disappear, and The head begins 70 hang
down. the straw being Of : golden hue !;
then we may crA and It suficlsntly long,
tie up into snail shsaves, In the event Of bad
weather. The sample il protected, and less
liable ID stain than II lying I'll sbout BE-.
sidsa. The practice i neatsr and the cost Of
carting greatly reduced. Barley stacked
leoss ed M - condition more sapidly
ehan When tied up. The sweating i more
uuiform, aud possibly the sample Shade
mellowsr, provided the weather has bssn
Movable. Sun he evidsoO isall n favor
Of tying; teeetiee ~ y stsadsly gaining
erouad, especially whsss NE ssapl1e ma
chins 10 s9p1oDed. ! w. Aarssg = orewn
for meal, aad net fos nalting, Il may s. cut
With advantage - IN earlier period. Ths
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03

1t cannot be possible long to inaAme
Western and So lthcrn Jealousy against the
policy ofencouraging Home Manufactures
in view Of the feet that manufacturers are
rapidly difusing themselves throughout the
Northwest, as they are, Or soon will be,
throughout the Southwest also. One or
two good crops Of food and cotton will be
followed by the erection Of mills and fac.
torres al over the Allegheny region Of the
South. especially in Ncrthsra Georgia add
Northeastern Alabama. Az 70 the NortL.
vsst. Vie North American has this cheering
statement
~ Ainneoola was admittsa % the LINEN %
. Sta1s No IL, 1855, wish an asea d 81 $50
lsqeaeo milos. In 1850. il coueaioea 6,O57
ipeaoltants; b 1856, ee,Sla; 10 1857,
100, 0o9; 176,b95, In 1850, the State had
eighty sheep and Eve manufacturing estab
lishmsnee, With IN annual PREDICT Of $751;
800. We cite thess particular Of % very
recent date only in order to render more
impressive the fact that the city Of Minnea-
polls, which was scarcely laid out ten ysars
ago. and bed The unbsekso wilderness above
81. Anthony's Falls for ito market, 10 now
manuiastusiag cassiners cloth, said 10 equal
the best English manufacture in texture
and durability. from wool grown In the
State. This is an evidence that American
manufactures do extend, and that they are
sPnnging up where least expected, and that
when once begun they compete favorably
with Others and sustain themsslvcs MINI
neaPolis 10 only one 10 multitude Of West.
eed cities where the staple for manufactures
Is contiguous 10 the natural seat Of manu-
facsufes, and whore the industry may 10
properly exercised, il. ~ il seems probable,
the production Of the saw material 10 not
vee more valsa6lc than IL further manipu-
latioo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03

Much complaint is made Of tho long period
that is required for tho transmission OF let
tcrs by the great Overland Mail Route. be-
tween Missouri and California, under the
charge ofMr Ben. Holiday. The Terrific
rial Enterprise, paper published in Vir-
ginia City, Nevada, says that he has never
transported daily mail TO and from Salt
Lake that mail bags have been thrown BY
the wayside, At tho option Of his drivers,
whore they have been cut open nd con.
tents abstractsd By the wayisrer. and never
Afterwards heard Ct 10 Numerous cases, il
common report and oomosa losses ass true;
that an immense amount Of mail matter
from the Pacific States and Territories lies
piled up In Salt Lake City awaiting transs
portation eastward, and that mail mattes
from the cast for the iar west 10 scattered
all along the line from Denver 70 Salt
Lake