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OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OF THE Csp3
TURE OF MAMMALIAN.

OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OF THE Csp9
TURE OF .MAXIMILIAN. -
The Navy department. has received inf for.
nation from Commander F. A. Rae, OF the U
S. steamer Tacony, oated off Vera Cruz, Mex.
icOs May 18th, announcing that he mad re-.
ceiEed a telegram on that day from General
Escobedo to General Benavides, commanding
investing forces at Vera Cruz, to the effect
that q ueretaro has just surrendered uncondi-
tienally to the Liberal forces under Escooedo
and that Prince Maximilian, Generals Mira
mon, Mejia, and Castillo. with all their army
and materially are in the hands OF General
Escobedo al prisoners Of war. Commander
Rae says: 81 cannot getletters to Commodore
Winslow, at Pensacola, Tor want Of eommu.
nicatioA, and therefore send you this i'm
portant intelligence by way of Havana The
Imperial Commissioner commanding Vera
Cruz refuses to surrender to the Liberals.
though the Austrian Naval Commander here
recommended him to do 50 at once This he
told me to-day in person.
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Special Telegrams to the Star.
FROM RUROPE TODAY.

(By Gable 70 the Associated Press.
gLoHIOF. lane i-Noon-Consols, 96K; u. s.
5.2Os, %. s 4
5LlvKRPooL. June 1-Noon.-Cotton frmer;
M,nolng Uplands. 1lxailx; sales OF 20.OJO
bales; Corn, ais Sd California wheat, I4s.
Provisions unchanged; Spirits Turpentine,
ga cd.
LONDON, June 1-2 P.M.--Consols, 96k; u.
S. 2"'s, 73k; Fries, 4Uk; Illinois Orntrli, TX.
The Banks OF England will shortly further
reduce the rate of discount.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

; ~ Nearly quarter of million b irrels of
beer We're bre wed in Chicago last year.
~ Dr. Reed, of Baltimere, pooh poohs the
trichfnfe theory. 5t.gaa ,rsTs s'".I BY -..
S-It Is estimated that one. third OF the postal
currency in circulation in New Y York is coun-
terfeit. fft. '8+H
~Another attemptls about to be made to stop
the rect cars from running on Sundays in
Boston. 9D
~ A New York critic says Miss Lee Hud.
sons legs eclipse those Of any grand piano he
eversaw. r- g. ~. --.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

The ELECTION MoNDAY.-Despite the in cen.
olary articles in the National Lateutgencer, so
well calc culeted to provoke riot, if not so in.
tended, we trust and believe that the elec.
t'on Will pass off on Monday without any
disturbance OF the peace. Every good citizen
Will feel 1t duty to exert himself to aliay ex-
cEement and to enioin sobriety Of langu age
ana conduct upon all coming within his in.
huence. ANY disorder or breach OF the pea CO
OIL Monday will be heralded abroad 10 onr
disadvantage as q community and cannot bp,
work TO our serious injury.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

THE MARYLAND Con NsTITUTIoHALC l. CONVEX.
I'll Nm this body yesterday an order was
ADOPTED, by a vote of 81 to al, declaring it 70
be the sense of the Convention that the q ues.
tton OF removing the diea ollity heretofore i'm
posed on negroes to testify in courts Of Justice
ought to be settled BY the Ornvention, and
thatt consti tunon now being framed ought
to contain q provision removing such disa.
bility. 1t was then also determ med that the
provision for the admission of negro testimony
bebe inserted in the article of the constit ton
on the legislative department. The commit.
tee on the elective franchise and justification
of voters made their report The test oath
being removed, the changes otherwise are not
very material, every white male citizen being
entitled to vote who has the usual qualiica-
tions. The Legislature is to provide for reg
istratIon, and the registry is to be conclusive
evidence of the right to vote; the present law
to law to continue in force until another shall
be enacted. except so far as it may be lncsn.
sistent with the pro visions OF the ne W consti-
tution. An oath of office is prescr bed, in
which is q pledge by the holder not to re-.
ce:ve the profits, or any part ef the profits,
or any other cffice during hi term. &
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FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson %, quote Stocks and
Bonds in heme and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. June list Board-U. y 6's,
1881, registered. 1lIx: dc. registered. 1o' ex-
div; U: s. S 20s. coupons, i19x; do registered,
10 4O's. registered, SSX: de-. coupons, syk; Pa.
c,f1c Mail, 12sX; Atlantic Mail, l0lX: canton
Co., 42k: Cumberland Goal Co, 2oXa Quick
York Central Railroad, o. 4; Erie Rail WAY. .59K;
Erie preferred, 4; HUDSON River kaiiroad,
lIeX, Reading R. B.. foex; Michigan Central
R. T.. 109x: M,ehean Soufhe and N. Indiana
land and Pittsbufg r. b. 7Sx; North western,
g. K: do. preferred So; Cle velasd and Toledo,
I12X: Ohio and NJ mississippi Certificates, ASK;
Western Union, 42x; Boston Water Power, s.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

F1EAEcIAL.-During the week ending TO-.
day, there has been received at the Treasury
Department rom the printers, s3i4 500 in frac.
tional currency. During the same period there
has been forwarded to the Assistant Treas urer
at Boston. SlOo0O0; q. St. Louis, $4,000; U.
S. depository at Baltimore, S70,OO0; to national
banks an d others, Sl69 327 90 Total S379,327 20,
The securities held by the Treasurer. Of the
United States, in trust for national banks and
others, reported to-day, were as follows For
circulating notes, S340,579, 500; for deposi. of
public moneys, S3S, ,9U2.950. Total S379, 4S2 i5O.
The amount ofnational bank currency jssued
during the week was S33, $50. making the total
amount is sued up TO date S3G2, ,9Ol, lO6 From
this should be deducted the currency returned.
including worn ost notes, amounting to
S4,7692S2, leaving in actual circulation al this
date, S29e, ,13l ,e74.
The amount Of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed wac Si3l, 800. The receipts from
internal revenue to-day were 8 ,16s, ,695 60, ma.
King the total amount for the week ending to-.
day s3,74l ,6s2l2, and the total since the begin.
ning OF the present fiscal year S2l6 $50 iJs 2s
Ihe receipts for the month Of May were
SI6,s7l, ,2O7.sI.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

BORDER STATE CONVENTION IN BALrI.
AohE.-The Executive Committee Of the Re.
publican Union party Of Maryland invite
the Republican Union party in the States OF
Delaware West Virginia, Kentucky, Ten.
nessee, and Missouri to meet the delegates ef
the Republican party Of Maryland, in con.
vention, on Thursday, the l2th day OF Sep
tember, to advance the interests and cause of
manhood suffrage, and to demand of Con.
sress the passage Of the Sumner Wilson bill,
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APPOINTBD-The Rockville Md Sentinel
says:-Shelby Clark, of Upper Marlboro,
Prince Georges county, has been appointed
register in bankruptcy for the fifth con gre !.
sional district of Maryland, in pursuance of
an act of Congress to e-tabli-h a uniform m sys-
tenn of bankruptcy throughout the United
Evening star., 1867-06-01

TH1 PREsIDBNT's VISIT TO RALKIoH-The
President will leave the city 1t halt past six
O'Clock this evening, on special steamer, for
AGuia. where he will take the cars for Rich
mond He will bs accompanied by his private
secretary, Col. Moore. Mrs. Slower will no.
accompany the President as has been stated
In Richmond he will stop At the Spotts vood
House until Monday.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

RECEIPTS FROM CUsToNs.-Thel receipts
from customs at the ports below named, from
May 10th to 25th, inclusive, were a. follows:
New York, sc 007 0000O; Philadelphia, Se53,.
723n3 Boston, $685., 1885, Baltimore, 40 637. o;
New Orleans. s92, %; Total, @, $780, ,66O 90.
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A New Counterfeit

ALBANY. June f-Counterfeit tens on thu
Third National Baak of PhiladeIphia were de.
tected here TO day. They are splendidIy exc.
cuied.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

TIE WHITE AoUsE-A large number Of
visitors were at the Executive Mansion TO.
day 70 see the President prior to his departure
for Raleigh, many OF them having business
with him. Secretaries Stanton and Ws,,e.
and Admiral Farragut. had Interviews with
the President this morning. 2
Evening star., 1867-06-01

~ Prssident Roberts OF the Fenians, leaves
tor Europe on Saturday. - 5'7s
~ Minnesota II expected TO yield Is,o00 COO
bushels Of wheat this year.. -. - - :, :
~ Bishop Stsye1s, % Pa, arrived q Nav
York from France on Tuesday. Iaz-s
81 9oyeguor Burnsidsy of Rhode Island.
was inauGurated for his see0nd term on TUES.
day. sal sifG sa.oz+i I. s.
- Money in Msnphis u worsA sixy pr
cent, q year. = :" So TsFo* % 7ssFF
Evening star., 1867-06-01

PHRseHAL-Judge Kelley arrived in Rich.
mond last night, ana is expected to reach
Washington this evening. n ss@
Evening star., 1867-06-01

~The new Minister from Portugal ysster-
day presented his credentials TO Presidspt
JOhneon. Hl - -gF II
Evening star., 1867-06-01

~A race is soon to take place in New York
between the celebrated horses Dexter ard
Ethan Allen. aa t@s "a ~
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,

WAsHINsroE, June 1, ls67.-Jay Oooke h
Go. furnish the following quotations. Of Gsv.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

mayor Heath appointed two negroes
policemen in New Orleans yesterday.
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Pic MICS. EXCURSIONS. DC.


T. ACUkSIOF TO M0UNT NEkNON. = The
T. BARBARA HICk. SOCIETY o.
viii leave 9TH street wharf TUES Ek6S
DAY, June &th, at O'CLOCK p. m, in ~
the ste amer Wawasset. Passengers allowed hours
on the ground Fare 81 so. jeiHf
GRAND EXCURSION TO GLYMONT,
" WEDE EESDAY, JUNE 3TH, 1857
4 FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIKI
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH, FIRST WARD.
Boats will leave 7th street Wharf xS- 4
at 81 o m, and TX and p nE5S
Dramatic performance BY the chill
Music, refreshments, &c.
Tickets 81: Children so cents. Jel73t
WE STRIVE TO PLEASE-The AWk WARD
w CLUB respectfully announce 70 their ~
friends and the public that they will give ~
June sahkhET h AZ Fs.. FFkEK CENTS
ting gentleman and ladies; By order N Of Of
my 81 I-4t- THE COMMITTEE.
EEHIAN BROTHERHOOD.
THE SECOND ANIMAL ~
AFTERNOON AND EVENING PICNIC ~
Of the SJS
JOHN MITCHELL CIRCLE,
will be given at
JEUEEEMAN'S GARDEN, Capitol Hill,l
. TUESDAY, JUNE 4.
+ An IRISH PIPER and . fine Band have been
secured.
Tickets, so Cents my 3l-sts
DROF. KREIs' DANCING ACADEMY, Penn
L ave, opposite Metropolitan Hotel Tuesday
and Friday evenings, from to 10 o'clock. The hall
can be rented for meetings, DC. my lo-ly
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NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.


JOHN H. sMooT, 11s Bridge street George
town, D. c.. has enlarged and reftted his store and
resumed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, bought
since the decline in prices, which enables him to
offer Inducements to purchasers. His stock COM
prises the newest and best styles of Ladies' Dress
Goods, Hosiery, Alexandre's Kid and Silk Gloves
Table pamasks, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and
Shirtings, Cambrics and Musins, Parasols and
Umbrellas, Duplex Hoop Skirts Calicoes, Cling
hams, Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, with full
assortment of Gentlemens' and Boys wear Also
Summer Undershirts and Drawers. Neckties &c.
making complete assortment, adapted to the best
family trade, to which he calls the attention of cash
buyers. tmy 25-lml j. II. SMOOT.
CHEAP DRY GOODS-We are now selling full
~ Madder ID Gslicoes. handsome styles, l21s; best
makes Is to 1874 cents; Bleached Mousin, 10 l21s
aa 'safa ac eof
Lawns 70 and Is beautiful stock T % Of organdes, si,
Tabsr noss and
Goods, Parasols, Skirts, Cassimers Linen Drills
invite an BESJRTiN B sS5 hGSds MILLER
my O-lm lOl Bridge street, Georgetown.
NEW GROCERY STORE IN GEORGT OWN
The subscriber having resumed business. at his
respectfully solicts the customers of the late firm
OF OF A. A. ia kade,,e 1 G4 together with the custom
ing had thirty years. experience in the Grocery
Business and having now on hand a large stock Of
Groceries bought at the lowest wholesale prices for
District. He would call particular attention to his
largs al and f u a G ted stock Of TEAS which he
and pound a1n dePss an
These Teas are cheaper than any offered for like
qualities by the called tea companies of the Dis
.fe which h he will prove to any one who viii favor
sublic to attempt to delude the veifed prophet
aid s T oe He W wSd also ,nd Sa
being nearly the entire stock sold at auction by
Also at a5s pssf hnn asn
od s 10 of
LILY GROCERIES is complete, which he will de-
liver free Of charge
payments. No longer credit except by special agree
ment
my l6-eolm VIII. TENNEY.
CEORGETowN HEADQUARTERS.
GSons ssSe ten gsF end hny yGar FANcY
EgRS isHiSG. GOODS, HOOP skfkrs, TRIM.
- l11.'' o. 'YSoouNG BEHRENp,
No. 12O Bridge street. next to the National Bank
OF Commerce, Georgetown, D. c.
New Goods daily received. ap 2n*
WIN. H: WHEATLEY's PREMIUM STEAM
ESTABLISHMENT.
once. No. 40 Jefferson ST.. Georgetown D. c..
Established IN 1881 premium awarded by the Metro
far the largest and most complete establishment Of
the kind in this section of country.
Dyeing and Securing Of all kinds done in the best
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
soicits the continued custom of the community.
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and despatch
Post Office address. Lock Box No. so.
once closes daily at sunset except SATURDAY when
II Is closed at 81 p. m. fe lo-6m
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
w trsding under the name and title of William
Dowling Brother. do, by mutual consent. this
day dissolve ssid copartnership All debts due to
successor to William DoNling & Brother
s..4- WILLIAM BOWLING.
JOSEPH BOWLING
GEORGETOWN, May 10Th, 1857. myD-3t.
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THE GUARDIAN,

I7E-1dE GUARDIAN,
U3 THE NEW CATHOLIC PIPER
tlrst number will appear SATURDAY, June Stl,
unavoldaoly postponed from June lst my 3l2t
NE WAUGH CHAPEL, corner 81 street east
AS and A street north, Capitol HILL
FAIR AND FESTIVAL by the Ladies', COM
mencing MONDAY EVENING. June 3D.. 1857.
Every effort will be made to add to the enjoyment
OF patrons: and no rafting permitted
Season Tickets. 30 cents
Single Admission 10 cents my 81 -4tr
Evening star., 1867-06-01

~ PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY.
Parties desiring to purchase Lots or Single Sites
of Ground in Prospect Hill Cemetery shoud
call on +. SCHWIEkRING Sth street between
j. and E. or c. FRIES 7th street between New
Iork avenue ana L. street. apis, ,9tN
Evening star., 1867-06-01

"GRAND REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING
N3 IN THE SEVENTH WARD
\ mass meeting of the Republican voters of the
IN W ard will be hetd on Virginia avenue between
SOcl0ck.
Addresses will be made by the Republican nomi-
ness OF the Ward and Others
This viii be the last meeting prior to the election
Let there be a general turnout.
- ARTHUR PANNEIL.
Chairman Committee of Arrangements
II JAMES BOWEN Secretary
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nTsPECIAL LNOTIcE-CLERTCAL MUTUAL
N BUILDING ASSOCIATION
PLACE OF MEETING CHANGED.
The regular monthly meeting Of Directors; with
MONDAY, EVENING, June Sd > at 8 O'Clock pre-
c1ssiy, In the third story, ROOM of Plants
new building, corner 18th st. and New York ave
Al the members are requested to attend as impor
tant business will be presented for consideration
and action relative to change and best plan for f-
tnre and more extended operations. Every MEM
Der should be present. NV 3l-3t
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0@AT A MEETING OF THE JOTTNEYNEH
N CARP ASSOCIATION. held
May 3lst Is z, the Glowing adopted: RESOLVED
That until the 18th of June there be inserted in two
newspapers an invitation to the Journeymen Car
penters 70 Join our organization, and thereafter no
person hall be admitted for less than five dollars
By order of the Association
JAS. II. REED President
NM H. CHAMP1oN, Rec Sec. je l-dtl5
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. ssIVg,sf30S V,fg00SS = KflGl1o's feisgtte Tor cREAs
iSI ladies' and se1tlenen .Ae f6to try allisH 81
fnsiT }nsfIy eetebFfted so8EAAGSa ard sra NV.
ways on hand, - mssi.s =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-18
. rCoLUMBUs. o., WENDEsDAY, MORNING,
some factories, and arrived at the following

some factories, and arrived at the following
result: -CiEE-
Certain boot and shoe factories, with
capital of twenty-four millions of dol 49, .
pi pials consumed raw materiak ...'.-'.. 50 600 o0
NJ ad 81 600 OO
Made prohts s....-...... ...--...-.... l5,O00O O0(
A profitfon capital of go per cent. WAGE.
no higher than elseachere.
Cotton manufacturers with, capital oi
500 100000 consumed raw material. SOS,
100000; paid wages, $23,OOO,000; made
profit, $37,000,000.
Thirty-seyen percent profit or capital
wages no higher than elsewhere.
Sewing machines with capital of $500
900, 7consumed raw material, 81, 800 OOo
paid wages, 100000; made profit, 81, ,200,-
600.
About two numbered and forty-five per
cent. profit on eapita1-wages no higher
than elsewhere.
Woolen goods, capital $50 600 900, con-
sumed- raw, material, $40 100000; paid
wages, $l0,0O0,Oo0; made profit, $4,000,
600.
Fifty per cent. profit on capital-wages
no higher than elsewhere.
This shows that the capital in factories de-
rlves, the greatest profit. Ehaveexplained
this in a previous Speech and L will only
now say that this special advantage of cap
ltal is chiefly the result of the tariff and
machinery. This disposes of the plea usual
ly put forth for American labor and indus
try. Had it, net better now be entered for
American rich and lazy men?
n But one more expose must be made. 1t
I'is the refntation of that other special plea
for protectiye tariffs, namely, that they
benefit the whole country. In large con-
federacy like ours a protective tariff must
work uniusuy, and such is in fact,the oper-
alton of our present revenue system. If
you will take the census returns about
manufactures, you will find that dividing
the extra tax of $500, ,954. .49S 63 according to
the ratio which the several manufactures
occupy in the different sections of our
Union, the following would be the result
New Engleed Middle Atlantic West.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-18
ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS

The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee announce the following additional
appointments for mass meetings: ,,s,r.,
WEST LIBERTY. Logan County Wednesday.
Sept 18th, Speakers- Gen. Durbin Ward and
Col II. B. Wilson. d I--l,s.. - -Its1 ~ N
BELLAIRE, ;, Belmont County. Wednesday, Sept.
18TH Speakers-Hon. John F. Follet and Col.
SONORA. GosS Muskingum County. Thursday. Sept
oAkFLELD Perry County, Friday, Sept. 2oth .
SPeakers-Hon John F. Fallot and Col. c. N.
cHRIsrIANsBURG. Miami county, Friday. Sept. ntt
b, Wilson. 1aH 5sl fIll -IIif = -s-7f-f.i-T
MARYSVIILE. Union county. Saturday. Sept.
g Z; u, Speakers-Hon iChss. Follett and Col. II.
Hon. F. C.yrLeBIond's Appoint-
.,J ,sHrIalIE IN ments. .9 -frGs7ee taJ
WAUSE0N, Fulton co rnty. Tuesday, Sept. 24th.
with Hons. ID. 5. Uhl and VIM. Lang. l5Ia'
BRYAN, W illiams county W ednesiay, Sept. s5th
with Hons. D. 5. Uhl and W.D. Hill, l1.fr8F
AATWERP I;rE ERE PaVdps county, Friday; Sept. 9th,
astb with Hons b. s. tSi and B. Hi. 'sp''
Hon. Geo. HI. Pendleton
Will speak with speakers heretofore announced,
At CINCINNATI. Friday evening, Sept. goth. -
I-auo 10 dH0n.le. p. Ranaey lcE hae
At COLUMBUS, Friday evening. Oct 4th. ZEb
AT, DELAWARE, Saturday. Oct 5th. with Col. B.
Burns.
ioa a7aa Hon. WIN. Munsen 3'2sisl
Wilspeak with speakers heretofore announced. at
the following meetings: ,..i ~ --5...t ,TCfflE
KENTON, Hardin county. Tuesday, Sept 18th. 81
OTTOWA. Putnam county. Thursday. Sept 10th.
UPPER SANDUSKY. Wyandot county. Friday.
Sept. goth. .H',f7S : =
VAN An, VERT. VERT. Van Vert county. Saturday. Sept
Gen. Geo. w. NIorgan's Appoint.
b Be- 1srs rns, u menIs. i-iH5 Strt- -t
WEST MANCHESTER. Preble county. Tuesday
October list. ~ -. -
CINCINNATI. Wednesday evening October I'd.
BATAVIA, Clermont county, Thursday. October
LANCASTER. Fairfield county. Friday. Oct 4th
SOMERSET, Perry county, Saturday, October 5th
with Hons. P. Van Trump and G. u. Martin. n
Hi1uq Hon. HI. u. Iewett. aa 1852
At CLEVELAND Tuesday evening, September
24th, with Hon. Frank II. Hurd and others, 1InH
rtd1 EEL Hon. VIM. Lang. 7a7i 1o
At CINCINNATI. in German. Saturday evening
-i-o1a-- Hon. p. Van Trump. r-T
At SOUTH S0LON, Madison county, Tuesday
September oath, with E. F. Bingham,
90 '- Il. B. EsheIn
At LONDON, Madison county, Tuesday evening
Oetober !. l-a s y--5l1 .I I'i.5-sGfstL ssI 2.
The meetings announced for Elmore
and Port Clinton have been Withdrawn al
the request of the County Committee and
Oak Harbor substituted .fl 15.-g. ..f,..f-
.aa oJNO. G. THOMPSON, Chairman.
E. b. EsHELMAN, Secretary. ......-
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Notice to Bridge Contractors.

AUDITORS OFFICE, PIoKAwAY CoUNrY,l
CIRCLBvILLE, o., Sept. 8, 1867. \
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
y ceived at this Office until O'Clock +. NJ, on
MONDAY, the 7th day of October, 1867,
for the construction of Bridge across the Scioto
river at or near Lindsey's Ferry, two miles north
of Circleville
Plans and specifications will be on fle in said
office on and after the 9th day of September
Separate bids will be received for the Mausoprv
and Supers,ructure. Masonry by the perch of 25
feet; Superstructure per linea' foot s-- ~ =
Approved bonds will be required for the perform
ance of said work.
The right to reject any all bids if to the interest
of the county to do so is reserved. #.F = II7T-
Proposals should be endorsed on the enyelope
Proposals for Scinto River Bridge" and directed
to the County Auditor.
WILLIAM BOWMAN
sept9-d2w County Auditor
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o NEW APPOINTMENTS.

. Lf- HE .lsa.4tH-
The State Executive Committee an
nounce the following appointments for
Democratic meetings: :9gria1 ii s.s74uap
Hon. Geo. l.. Converse and Judge
w. II. Rankin -,
MIDWAY. Madison county. Saturday. Sept. 9sth,
Hon. l.. r.. Critchfield Matt. Mar.
bsI tin, Esq, and Col. ID. Burns,
PLEASANT VALLEY, Madison county, Wed.
nesday, Oct. 2d.Ia1 --IU TiJLl G9HT7 5a's =.
William Merlk, Esq, .5H5 zsV
Will attend the following Mass Meetings
with the speakers heretofore announced)
and speak lin German: ..., ..., ~ r,vr..ic
MARION, Sept. 18th. -..,
BUCYRUS. Sept. 10th. 7l'' q gu. ~ 10
UPPER SANDUSKY, Sept. goth. n ."i'o hi
"a srs JNO! G. THOMPSON, Chairman. d
E. B. EsHRLMAN, Secretary hojaihna
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PuMPS.-STEaM, POWER and
HAND RUNTPs

ALL SIZES, FOR MINES, oUAR-
W ries, Breweries. Dstileries, Factories of All
descriptions. and t0r Public Publ or Private Water
Works. &c;, AZ The i5pnA STEAM AZ Ram for feeding
Also, BSoeoiaG Engines. Air Pumps, and ali Kinds
of HudrduIic and PneUDsdtic Adchinerv Send for
circulars to Philadelphia Hydraulic orks No. a47
South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. = -
sep7-dlm
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NUTTING'S
PATENT WHEEL PLOW

Is BOUND TO AAVE AS LARGE
i sa as any farming implement now before the
American people. Has been tested for months and
not found wanting. Any Plow can re attached to
this Machine. 5, for circular with testi = onial
of ex- Governor John A, King and other celebri-
ties County or State Rights sold in any part Of
= The new new PAPENT BAG HOLDER is empbati-
cay the farmers and grain de 4ler's friend. D es
with it farmer can bag up grain pota oes, app es
so. as fast as two men the ordinary way Having
large sales in the West where irstintroduced. Re-
tail price %. Sent to any any address. Count or
State ghts in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York
State for sale the Bag Holder and goods supplied
Send for illust ated circular -Ther is good pay
ing business to be done in either Territor, sold at
low prices. lol iflis ,filffI IL = y
augle-d3m IS Dey street. New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-18
NOTICE.

HAVING DISPOSED OF OUR EN-
IL tire stock of goods to Messrs.
GILCHRIST, GRAY & CO.,
gentlemen of great experience we therefore inform
our friends and the public that old establish
ment will be continued by them hereafter in its
fullest extent and variety. .-.
Grateful for the patronage so literally extended
to ou selves, we desire continuation OF the same
to our successors, ...- g.. ...- rr.
Balm & son.
N. B. Our books and accounts will remain at the
old place for settlement. septic