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psg- A doctor who has been trying to
establish practice in village out West,
says it is so detestably healthy that they
had to murder man in order to start a
grave yard.
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Shaving, Hair Dressing, &c.

FTHE undersigned begs leave to inform the
Il citizens of Bel Air and vicinity, that he has
fitted up room, in Mr.. John S. Dallam's Ho-
tel, for the purpose OF Shaving, Hair Cutting
and Curling, etc.
&ss> Ladies' hair thinned, curled or sham
pooed, and Children's Hair Dressed, either at
the Saloon or private residence.
L. Fl. DUFFlE, Barber,
myl7 Dalam's Hotel, Bel Air.
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Medical Card.

nR. W. D. EVERETT, having purchased Mr.. Henry
- Richardson's property Sandy Hook, respect
fully offers his professional services to tue citizens OF that
portion Of the county. myA3t*
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DR.. B. ~MISH LER'S
CELEBRATED
Medical Herb Bitters!
MESSRS. A. AITKEN g. CO.,

A RE my authorized State Agents for Maryland, No.
IA 1897 North Gay street, between High and Exeter
streets; Baltimore Md.
BENZ. MISHLER, Proprietor.
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500 ISEWAIsD!

Fraternity the of 500 for any compound that
sesses medicinal virtues and curative powers than
Mishler's Herb Bitters. Is. MISHLER, Proprietor.
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$500 REWARD!
Mishler's Herb Bitters,

will pay $500 to the proprietor of any medicine that
show greater number of genuine certificates of
effected by it the place where it is made than
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No subscription taken tor less than year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30
OFFICE or THE BOARD Or EDUCATION, ]
OTTAWA. Friday. March GO. 1886. {

Special meeting: Present, r. X. Courtney,
President, and Directors Rowland, Vorce. Hoban
and Boyle. Absent, Directors Black and Vim
cent
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Communication from Miss Eliza Egan; re-
signing position of 2nd assistant in 4th ward
school, received and accepted.
Director Boyle stated that John Cunningham
declined To accept janitcrship in 9TH ward.
Bill OF Clerk 1898 for recording deeds. for pa
per. stamps, &c, presented and ordered paid
The Clerk authorized " draw order in his own
favor for $72.0G for services Clerk since July
End, 1866.
Annual statement of the Board read and order
ed spread on the records and published according
to law.
Reports of the several schools for the year end
ing March 18th. 1867 were read and ordered
placed on file.
Communication received from City Council.
certifying to the election OF the following named
Directors OF Board of Education for the ensuing
year:
lat Ward, II. F. Clark; 2nd Ward, VIM l..
Gibson; 81 Ward II. c. Vorce: 4th Ward,
Thomas r. Courtney 9th Ward, +. c. Crane !;
9TH Ward, c. e. Lutz. eth Ward. b. B. Griffith.
The Directors elect were qualified and took
their seats.
The Board proceeded to tie election of officers
for the ensuing year.
II. e.. Vorce was elected President of the
Board received six votes to one for Thomas
II. Courtney.
r. H. Clark was elected Clerk, receiving seven
votes.
John f. Nash was elected Treasurer. receiving
five votes to two for +. e.. Allen.
Edward Trainer was appointed Janitor in eth
Ward school.
The vote of the Board, Marsh Sth, electing
William Colwell Principal of 9th Ward school
was rescinded
Miss Phebe Hopper was elected 2nd Assistant
and Mrs. Louisa Rocher Sd Assistant in 4th
Ward school,
The Committee on Teachers was authorized to
till the vacancy in the Principalship Of 9th Ward
school
The Clerk was instructed to prepare abstracts
Of the proceedings of the Board for publication
in the Free Trader.
The President appointed the following Com
mittees:
Con. on Observation-Disclosures Crane Clark and
Courtney. Com. ON Finance--Courtuey, Gibson
and Griffith. Com. on Supplies--Clark, Crane
and Luh. Com. on uildings--Gibson, Clark
and Griffith.
The City Council was ordered to levy, for
sohc oil purposes, Il tax of six mills on the dollar.
on the real and personal property in the city liza
BILE to taxation.
The President was authorized to make o vote
for such a sum as may be necessary to meet out
standing orders. II. II. CLARK, Clerk
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was fined IS.

NOT lNyITING.-Our streets are anything but
pleasant just now. \ walk in the suburbs last
evening as the sun was passing out of sight, gave
us the most doleful view OF gatcless dooryards
.rceless lots, muddy and dingy surroundings.
- Not an oasis" as Artemus W was want TO say,
not one, Things looked knocked into pi"
generally, even the pigs had left the streets for
,oundin2s inland. One solitary COW stood senti-
mel on the sidewalk like the last rose of sum
the big rayinc, and seemed the only busy and
enjoyable bpeds. They had found a place to
wash and how they went at it. All but ono
poor broken legged yander, who evidently made
a misstep "a'gon in his muscle" through the
rickety sidewalks. Poor fellow, We pited him,
the " reconstruction plank was not put in, he
had lost a leg. Ont City Fathers should look 70
these bad places when the roads get passable
The door-yard-fence committee, il is to BE- hoped
will be on their rounds quite early this season.
and suggest To neghbors the propriety OF trying
TO slick up" little
We are glad to see a certain class of our fellow
citizens are cautious about setting out vines AID
shade trees. II is dangerous to hem in the air
too close to a house. 1t would be of no use in
many instances 10 plant shrubbery and orna-
mental trees and fruit trees: one might not live
to enjoy them, and if posterity can't put out its
own shade and fruit trees, why then let them 20
without l. not patch OF onions more useful
than grape lodge or grass plat Amt it
easier getting in or out when there is no gate to
the fence.
We advise all tenants or new corners TO -hun
streets where the absence Of paint, cleanliness
and thrift bespeak slack-twisted string of prop
erty owners, or TO prepare for cholera or some
other divine Nemesis. Some families have the
tact to make any house they occupy and all its
surroundings look, for all the world, like an old
furniture wagon capsized and stuck in the edge
Of slough. 1t good thing to get az many
as possible of the 80 on one street.
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VERY INFORMANT To THE LADIEs-know.
ing that the Ladies OF this city like 10 see their
darling little ones dressed well. we would there.
ore call their attention T. those very handsome
and latest style Children and Boys suits just re-
ceived and displayed at the famous Clothing
Emporium of l.. BENJAMIN & Co, 90 La Sale
street. Those calling early will no doubt have
the choice Of selection
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Lu Smile County Agricultural SocIety.

There will be II special meeting of this Society
in the Court House, on Saturday the 10Th Of
April, at p. NJ. To consider the expediency of
erecting Floral Hall and making other improve
ments, involving an outlay of some three thou
sand dollars or more. Let every member try to
be present. CHARLES III. FORCE. Secy.
p. $. The Board of Managers viii meet ut the
Office OF the Secretary in Hoos Il Lclaud's block
ut 10 o'clock OF same day.
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l.,lNE STOCK {!

Ny Norman Horse FRANK will stand for the ensuing
SON. Mondays, Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays my
stable the town of Deer Park; and Fridays and Sat
uays at the stable OF William Hocot In the town of Eagle
Rates will be 81 for the season.
The JACK will he kept atmy place during the season
at $40 ;oT the season.
have also fine colt years old half organ aud
quarter Nouan bred from my horse Frank, which will be
in few at 81 for the season Also year old
Black Dougla colt, which will be let in few 500
for insurance.
PREMIUMS.
will pay at the next la Sale county Fair the followr
premiums the three best colts and three best horse
colts of my horse frank aled this spring to he ters
presented the premiums he awarded by tue committee OF
he fair snch other Judges the contestants appoint
On best horse colt second best 90 third best g. Same
on mare colts
also challenge comparison Of colts with any other
Norman horse in the county. NATHAN AfPLEBEE.
March 23-iw.
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Those beautif u new styles of Spring Cloaks
and Cloths have arrived at Cheever's and are
orea,ing quite q sensation among the ladies'
Also his new Spring Silks and Dress Goods are
selling of very fast We would advise all in
need of new styiss~.d sosds, to call early and
make your selections. afr
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note being knock down, tried before Jnstice
Leavens on Thursday, wherein Mr.. John Hert-
zel, in the name OF t'e city, complained of Mich
-al Flick, for giving him John black eye and
loosening some OF his incisori. The blows were
the result of iuarrelin Albrecht'- saloon. Flick
was fined So
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sOit SALE!

Tho best farm In la Sale county, lying iva miles north
of ottawa Also farm OF 800 acres suitable Tor stock farm
in northwest part Of Dayton also have some 20 Vi farming
land IN Iowa which with To- exchange for house and lot
In Ottawa. Inquire Of H. TloRNE.
NncI G}-iv.
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, MARCH 30 1867
ANIMAL STATEMENT

Of IN Bars Of Alteration Of ~ Cay Of Oapa, Jres March
81. 1850, Ia Aar5i u, 1867.
Number Of schools tsnzst,
=" BY males exlusively, .
by females exclusively,
nv males aud fsuiAlss al tho
time D
Suaber OF schools taught by males and females at di
iefept times, D
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jlew advertisements.

nISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.--rh The
cvpartnershp heretofore existing under the arm
Leshy, Riorsn Glnon this day dissolved BY mutual
consent The business will be- carried under the
Daniel e,hy who authorized to collect oil accounts sn
standing. Those knowing themselves indebted will PlsaAe
caL set tie the without delay. Mr.. Rordsn will
remain and heretofore have charge OF the DEPART
ment. DANIEL LEAuY,
4. kioRpAN,
Ottawa March Is 1861 3w. RICHARD GLlhpoN.
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QUOTING STORE FOR SALE Amy person
" wanting business VINO has capital Of from six ~
thousand dollars ruclv stock Of goods and tho good
will oi doing good business. Te ny.
wishing retire from business ANY information IN regard,
can he Obtlizei by addressing STOCK,
Box No II, Ottawa. ILL.,, with name md address.
March rs, lS67 I'll
NOR SALE.-rhrce mules horse, and three set of
harness For particulars, enquire Al tho Philadelphia
House of PHILIP FLICK.
mu2S 2ws
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04
The Iudiciary Committee.

The Judiciary Committee finished the
business before them for the present yes
terday, and adjourned till 26th proIimo.
Before adjourning they came to vote on
impeachment, and the result was four for
and Ave against. The vote stood as fol-
lows: Against impeachment Messrs.
WILSON, WOODBRIDGE, CHURCHILL, (Repub.
licans,) ELDRIDoE, and MARSHALL, Demo.
crats.) For impeachment-Messrs. BoUr-
WELL, WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE, and FRANK
THOMAS, (Republicans.) The question has
now probably got its quietus, at least until
the meeting Of Congress in July. 1t is
thought in political circles here that this
action Of the committee will prevent the
meeting Of Congress on the Sd Of July.
On the question that the President ought
to be censured, the vote finally was stric'
party one, and stood as follows: Sever
Republicans for censure, and two Demo
Gratis against. The resolution in substance
is, that the President is unworthy Of th,
confidence Of the American people.
Messrs. WILSON and WOODBRIDGE are
both able lawyers, and were influenced in
their action upon this question by what
they considered its legal bearings, and did
not feel at liberty to let their political
views influence their vote in the premises
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The Presidents Trip South.

WELDON, N. c., June 3.-The President
and party left Richmond this morning be.
tween three and four o'clock. On their
arrival at Petersburg they were met by the
mayor Of the city and General Stoneman.
They breakfasted here.
The mayor expressed the pleasure Of the
citizens in having them for guests, and
said to the President that they would be
much gratfed il the party on their return
trip would remain longer in Petersburg
than they had on this occasion, in order
that there might be more extensive hospi-
talities.
The President expressed his thanks for
the kind reception, and hoped that he
might in the future be able to reciprocate.
Weldon was reached at 10 a. IN.
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BY telegraph
Foreign.

LONDON, June l-Evening.-A dispatch
from VOLTS News Agency, dated Berlin,
to-day, reports that the Prussan Cabinet
and the Government Of the Gear have
come TO an understanding on the Eastern
question and that the policy Of either Gov
eminent in the East will hereafter be iden-
tical.
LONDON June 2.-Dispatches from Con-
stantinople report that the Sublime Porte
has consented to entrust the solution Of
the Cretan question 10 commission OF
the European Powers.
PARIS, June l.-Extraordnary prepare
tons are being made by the French Gov
eminent and the municipal authorities Of
Paris for the reception Of the royal visitor
who are expected here during the preser
month. "a.
BERLIN, June His Imperial Majesty
the Gar Of Russia, has arrived in this city
en- route to Paris. --.. -.
PARIS, June 2.-His Imperial Majesty
Alexander, the Gear Of Russia, arrived III
this city this afternoon from Berlin. u Is
announced that the Gear will extend hie
visit to London.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 2.-The Imperial
Government has issued q proclamation ex-
tending a general amnesty to the Poles
engaged in the last instruction in Russian
Poland.
FRASKFoRT, June l-Evening.-United
States bonds closed at ia. ...t
FRASKFoRT, June a. United States
bonds today are quoted in the Boursc at
775.
| LONDON, June ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 94t !
l U. S. 5.20's, ex-dividend, 73I.
LIVERPOOL, June 3-Noon.-Cotton Is
firm at liz for Uplands; sales Of $4,000
bales. Breadstuffs, dull; corn, $685.; lard,
ass. Cd; other articles unchanged.
|, LONDON, June 3-Noon.-Consols, o.
U. s. 5-20's, 73t.
| LIVERPOOL, June 3-p. m.-Pork has de.
clined to sos. Other articles unchanged.
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ARMY BuLLKrN.-Capt. II. b. Noble,
9Th infantry, granted three months, and
Brew. Col. j. II. Baxter, surgeon, thirty
days leave; Second Lieut. 8. L. Arm
strong, granted thirty days delay in join
ing regiment, and Second Lieut.. II. w.
Torbett, granted until June 9Th; First
Lieut. F. Y. Commagere, eth cavalry,
granted leave to delay reporting at Carlisle
Barracks until June 10; Brew. Brig. Gen.
Frederick Townsend, Lieutenant Colonel
9th infantry, leave extended one month;
Brew. Maj. T. @. j. Bailey, (retired,)
ordered to temporary mastering duty at
Boston; Capt W. Nick. Dunn IT,, 2lst
infantry, ordered to temporary duty at
ttAduoarters Of the armies Of the United
States
The resignation Of Major William NJ.
Hall, Judge Advocate, has been accepted,
10 AXE effect May 20, 1867. The resigna-
non oC Second Lieut.. John E, Bale, 39th
United states infantry, TO date from June
18th, AID that Of Capt, Woodbury. NJ. Tay.
Tor, 10th United States cavalry, TO date
hon May 20, 1867. Brew. Maj. George
T. Sherwood, captain 18th regiment, V.
T.. O., has been mustered out, to date April
~, 1861.
Navy BULLETIN. - Detached - May "a:
I'aymaster Robert Petit, from duty con-
nectsd with the SUPPLEMENTARY Of -four
and baking at New York, and to settle his
acc cunts; Boatswain Isaac T. Choate, from
the New Hampshire, and ordered to the
practc eship Dale; Mate A. II. Lewis, from
the augusta, and placed on leave for hon
frrble discharge.
detached May 25: Paymaster I. 7.
Caswoil, from the Guard, on the 9th in
slant, and ordered to settle accounts; Pay.
master Alexander McBishop, from the
naval station, Bay Point, s. O., and to
settle his accounts; Acting Passed Assist.
ant Surgeon J. W. Sherry, from the naval
station at Bay Point, and placed on wait.
ing orders.
Ordered.-May "a: Paymaster G. r.
Barry, on the LIST Of June to assume tenn,
porary duties Of purchasing paymaster Of
New. York, and also to report for duty as
superintendent Of -four and bakery.
Ordered.-May rs: Paymaster II. p,
futile, to the Gerard on the 9th instant
Assistant Surgeon Lewis s. Pitcher, Ia
the Naval Hospital at New York; Master
81. Shepard, to the naval apprentice ship
Portsmouth; Acting Ensign John Gum
TO the Onward; Mate Charles ]. Murphy
to duty at the Naval Academy.
Responsibility rs: Second Assistant
Engineer L. D. Lereyit, jr., and Third As.
sistant Engineer VIM. Bond.
Placed on leave for Discharge.
"a: Acting Assistant Paymaster J. APP
pleton Berry,
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The New railroad Connection.

PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-Trains com.
menced running over the connecting rail
road to-day, joining New York with Balti-
more and the Pennsylvania Central rail-
roads. The connecting road crosses the
Schuylkill river by stone bridge above
Girard avenue, and under Market street,
West Philadelphia, by q tunnel.
The New York road has depot in West
Philadelphia, enabling Philadelphia pas,
sengers to take through trains to and from
the South.
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Religious Meeting at 80. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 2.-One OF the
largest religious meetings ever held in this
city was addressed tonight at Mercantile
Literary Hall by Rev. Drs. Denham, Of
Londonderry, and Hall, Of Dublin, Ireland;
and Geo. Ii. Stuart, of Philadelphia, presi-
dent Of the American Christian Commits.
sion, on the subject of City Evangeliza.
tion," work which the Commission is
specially seeking to promote at present.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04

The Romance Of BsAussincOurt," an .,,,0..
extracted from the retrospect Of Miriam Monror,
by the author Of The Household of Bouv.ri, ,,
Published by @. W. CLRLEroS 4 Co New Yo,l
For sale by PHILr 4 soLoxoSs.
THE Cameron Pride or, Purified by Suffer
ing" novel by Mrs. MARY J. HOLMES, Pub
lished by @. W. CARLETON 4 Co New York
For sale by PHILP 4 SoLyMoSS.
1.-The Rebellion Record" A diary of Amsri
can events, No. LXIII. D. VAN NosrRASp A
Co., publishers, New York. For sale by FRAScu
TAI Lon.
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New York Constitutional Conyen-
ton.

ALBANY, June 3.-The Constitutional
Convention will meet at the Capitol to-
morrow. A Republican caucus to decide
upon organization OF the convention will
be held on Monday. The project for ad.
journing to Saratoga has but few advo.
Gates.
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The Union Pacific Railroad Ex
cursiOn.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2.-The excursion
lists on the Union Pacific railroad, eastern
division, comprising nearly hundred gen.
tlemen and ladies from the East, arrived
here to-day, and are stopping at the South
ern Hotel. The party will leave for the
western terminus Of the road tomorrow
accompanied by large number
Of prominent gentlemen and ladies from
St. Louis, and will be gone about one
week
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04

COLONEL FoRSEY, in letter to the Phil.
adelphia Press, says Mr.. Disrael has the
bearing and figure of Senator Frelinghuy.
sen OF New Jersey, and Mr.. Gladstone is
not unlike Mr.. Sumner, of Massac husetts
though not so large man.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04

NV TED BUILDERS AND
w othors to call al the northeast corner OF D
an1 First streets, and see the new PLASTIC SLATE
RoUFIN0-best and cheapest roof In use. je4.3t.
EOR RENT-TWO FRONT ROOMS,
Il furnished, separately or together. Location
cool and pleasant for summer, at 4St street, near
Fourth. je4.4
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04

The Richmond (Ind.) Telegraph tells of
Wayne county man who took his family
to the circus last Monday, and sold his
cooking stove to get money to buy tickets
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yEW YORK SECOND noAl

Coupons, 49, 5.2O's, 1852, lo9ii BIOS, 1864,
1851; 5-2O's, 1865. 1851 6.2O's, January and
July, 1865, 10si lO-40's, 99li 1905, August,
1856 1906, June, 1856 1905, July, 1885,
Gold, 1851.
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Massaeh usetts Legislature.

BosToN, June 2.-The Massachusetts
Legislature adjourned sine die last night,
after a session of five months.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04

FINE Blue, Brown, and Dahlia-coloredh,
Short FrOOk tprsssnt styie) Goats, guaranteed to b.
thoroughly spongsd and made up In superior Style,
at A. saks Co.'S No. OFT seveuth street, adJoinizs'
National Bank Of the Republic.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04

STANDARD ARTICLES are Hsuning's white Dusl
Suits ard Brown Duck Suits, shrunt In soap; Blna
Linen Check Suits, which he had the pleasure Of la
Producing season before lat He hasa large supply,
together with style Ia blue, Of the very bssib
linen In the market Ono Price only, at Hsnning's,
corner Of Seventh street aud Maryland avenue.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04

BosToS, june 2.-Daniel Draper, one of
the Oldest merchants, died last evening.
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EXCURSION TO GLYMONTl
FRIDAY, JUhR 7, 1867,
BRNKFIT OF RYLAND CHAPEL.

The steamer wAwAsET will make two trip,
leaving her wharf at the foot Of Seventh street. ii
nine a. m. and three p. m. Band OF Music will be
: Ia Attss dance.
Tickets: Gentlemen, u; Ladies', 90 Cents: Chill.
dren, Is Cents. jeI 81
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s-seHuat Diseases, Debility, So.-Pay
no more money to ouaeks, hut buy TrALL d JACK
soS's Pathology" and CURE YOURSELF. s5.
Sold By American News Co, lal Nassau street, New
York. Send for circular. apa5.dkwSm#
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LEE eight railroads in Sew Jersey last
ear divided s2,S72, 2ls among the stOCkhoId.r,,
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daiisnts defend, GAmssters gamble, and 0aseonf
boast the good qualities and beneficial effects On th'
complexion Of sawyerS BARRIERS sosp For sale ~.
n W. Burshoii, family grocery store, corner Fsur.
tenth and y streets. N..
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n. B.-Any different siIsa or qualities ordered Of
articles that are designated by quantities or
meat to be furnished A. prices corresponding with
the prices Of delegated quAntties or Sizes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04

-, M nntSI ..c.,-.I., P,LoPsILeell'
ing stationery for the Department Of the Interior
during the year end ng jane 80, 1855 should -
bid be acc Sptsd.
N.B-Ths proposal and guarantee should be super.
soIibod With The place Of residence Of The signers
JOHN r. GOODWIN,
10 slit Superintendent.