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THE ELECTIONS.
GREAT DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES.
RADICALS BFATEN IN NEW YORK BY
35, 900 TO 100000

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY AND MAR Y
LAND DEMO CRATIC BY LARGE ma
JORITIES.
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Dry Goods, Groceries, SC.
RAND OPENING OF
Fall & Winter Clothing,
AT
G.. MANDELB MS
E M y o y lax M of aaO2e
under the Va. HOteIs1.
4UNTON "a.

under the Va. HOtels1A
STAUNTON, VA.
| s. MAspELBAUM has just returned from Balti-
more with large and varied assortment of
CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
! GOODS, which consists in part of City made
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS, DRAWERS,
CAPS. COLLARS,
TRUNKS, SHIRTS,
VALISES, and GLOVES,
AS our Clothing is made at our BALTIAORE
HOUSE, from FIRST CLASS MATERIAL, we can
recommend every garment we sell.
In conjunction with cur clothing department.
we have large assortment of FRENCH, ENGLISH
and AMERICAN
Cloths & Cassimeres;;
Also, PLAIN and FANCY SILK and VELVET VEST
1NGs, which we will sell by the YARD or make TO
ORDER, in the latest STYLE which cannot be ex-
celled for make or finish in the country. FIT
| GUARANTEED.
Va We return our heartfelt thanks for past
| favors and extend cordial invitation to call
again We will always try and make it special
point in our business to please the eye and adorn
the outer person.
Very Respectfully,
| S. MANDELBAUM,
| J. w. NEWTON
| N. B.-We have the celebrated BISMARK
| SHOES on hand which we are selling very rap
| idly.
SHIRTS made to order at the shortest notice
and the lowest prices.
| Sept. l3-lyr.
TIOGE & MASON.
Ill GROCERS & PRODUCE MERCHANTS
Next door to old Central Bank,
Staunton, Va,
keep constantly on hand full assortment Of
GROCERIES, FLOUR, &c.
Cash paid for Flour and Country Produce.
Nov left
TX SACKS FINE MARSHALL SALT, just
~ received and for sale low for cash, by
Nov left HOGE 4 MASO.
OOO0 YARDS A BROWN COTTON and
L\J\JU Osnaburgs, just received by
Nov l6-tt HOGE h MASON
OeO PAIRS COARSE BooTsAND SHOES,
Movie If HOGE h MASON.
On BARRELS SUGAR, 16 BAGS JAVA
~ Laguayra, and Rio Coffee, Barrels Mo
lasses justreceived by
Nov le-tf HOGE & MASON.
90 TONS PURE GROUND PLASTER in
~ Store and for sale low for Cash by
HOGE 4 MASON.
April l2-tf-Spec Copy
Ok KITS MACKEREL, forsaleby
~ Nov left HOGE & MASON.
CHEEsE AND CRACKERS for sale by
~ Nov l0th-tf. HOGE 4 MASON.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-11-08

DEMOCRATIC GAIN OF 40, 900 IN MASSA-
CHUSETTS.
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REPUBLICAN MAJORITIES GREATLY RE-
DUCED IN KANSAS, MINNESOTA AND
WISCONSIN.
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.0esU advertisement.
[''f|Z!|'l|all8

1t is automatically stated that onefth of the in
habitants of this country and Europe die of Con-
sumption. No disease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood there is
disease upon which exists greater diversity of
opinion and no disease which as more completely
baffled all medical skill and remedial agencies.
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough, Elk
pectoration, Shortness of Breath, Irritation about
the Lungs and Chest dartlng Pains in the Sides
and Back, Emaciation. and general negative con-
dition of the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread disease, or any
of its concomitants, should lose time in possess
ing themselves of the proper Remedy, in order that
they may stay its ravages, and be restored to
health The
Rev E. A. WILSON'S
e IL.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL.
IN Immediately at the Ta Central Raiload
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
R. N. LIPSCOMB, Manager.

MccHEsSEY NADENBoUscH, proprietors
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ALL THROAT AVID LUNG AFFECTIONS,

by the of which he was restored to health in q
few weeks, after having Suffered several years with
severe lung affection and that dread disease,
Consumption, has now been in over ten years
with the most marked success.
This Remedy is prepared from the original Re-
cipe chemically pure, by the Rev. EDWARD A.
WILSON, 165 South I'd Street, Williamsburgh,
Kings Co., New York.
Pamphlet containing the original Prescription
with full andexplicit directions for preparation
and use, together with short ;story Of his case
with SYMPTOMS, experience and cure, can be OBJ
tanned (freepf charge) ST Mr. Wilson, as above, O,
by calling on Or addressing
DE- N. WAYTA BRO, Main ST., or p. H
TROUT, & Co, Druggists, Staupton, Va.
Nov. g. '67-3ns*
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.

"a am prepared to furnish
BEST QU1LITT ANTHRA CITE COAL
sizes suitable for CRATES, stoves, and furnaces.
LEHlGH LUMP, for Foundry use.
ALSO SMITHS COIL.
&a- All Coal Weighed
s. Fl. HAYNES,
successor to Samuel P. Halves 4 Son,
Eighteenth and Cary Streets.
va Orders left with VIM. A. Burke Burke's
Iron Works, Staunton Va, will receive prompt
attention.
Nov. 1-3mo.-Virginian copy. $780,.
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NIRGINIA:- 4t rvfes held in the Clerk s
v Office of the Circuit Court of Highland
County, on Monday the 4th day of November,
1867.
James a. Campbell who sues for the
use of Andrew Lockridge-PL'T IF, IN
AGAINST DEBr
Jacob Ruleman and Christian Rule
man-DEFEN.aSTs.
Tie object of this suit is to obtain a judg.
ment against the defendants for 1906, with legaI
interest thereon from the 18th dav of November
1866. and also to attach the amount Of the fore
going claim in the hands of Henry W. Wilson
And happening by affidavit that the defendants
| are not residents of this Commonwealth 1t is
ordered that the said defendants Jacob Rulemar
and Christian Ruleman do appear here within
one month after due publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect their in
terest.
A Copy-Teste,
Nov. s, Gifts. A. J. JONES. Cl'k.
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| GEO. l.. PEYTON...........-.. Proprietor.
b. r. WEBB,
E. G.. PsYToS. Clerk.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23
D EAU m at 9ais,
6ifort11er Rcmas,
Nptt
4. 5. praduogtl.
(Tprtlebnn9,)

: e3bre meiBe 9anb III ter feinen, fab neben ibr
Elm 6p6er ebler Mann, etpa pier SABRE alter, cine
ernRe anb bod iiberaus 9etpinnenbe Grf9einung.
Gr mar 1najtnahl@ nnb neq .9ebaut. fein Bid
fe,tria, ftine 8tpeaur8 Itid :n,tb traftspu, aber
{ettte fable G,lt, sac tieif9enee use be3ei@neten
Gnnvtonte i,,teren Qeibe,ts, tpel1ts, allen Mrr3ten
aunt Trcb, 1lnmertlidb, aber itetis fcrtl9ritt @s
tpar Mpnlet9neur Der Daupbtr, ben ba8 0plt ais
ieineni, i,,desir"*) liebtt, an bt0en EbrpnesFufen
es febenb; einf aQe feline @9merjen tra8en, unter
befet1 6anb e8 eeneien tppqte. Rein 6Sfin9, tein
lafieer 2atai tein 5pfnaibaQ NIT ieinem gereme-
nien3tpan9e &par 3ugegen, tlur Elm neun< unb ei11
fiinfl9bri8er &nabe :ipielttr traunerif9 bet ben
Blumen, Blitter unb &ne@pen pfidenb unb gu
einen tleinen @arten paan3enb, ber :lden unter
ibren: Sanben .mflftf !; bts :Daupbin'S :altefer
@pbn :ber Duc 8p,1rbuM nnb ietn Brnber 8erri
tpel@er alS 2uptpig Der 8iersebnte 'np9nals bic
8rone Der @apetinsert) trug.
Mlte Muaei@en, r1,ein tbeurer Bruber> serfelete
Nttlaibe bic etnseleitete 9eratgung fpreen eafir,
bab anlere GbGtt .eel@sittrt IT, rnlere tsnt9lt@e
lid Ct f9 f@etnbar aud lteuen mag. Gntipeoer
ii es 6interliff pber Yerlegenbeit, pel4e ibn bic
Gntl&etbuns 1alau oeri@ieben labt. =. =. <......
Ct pirb fib, tateesnete ber Daupbin, 70 lanss
ba!tsn felbf sesen ben sreen Mibtrtane PEI Mat, g
tuenn bie Yompabour ibm bic Gra@te 81 trttpin.
ben seriu$t, ,pel@e bas unslidli@e 8iinbnie 3tpi-
f@en Sefsrrei@ unb Jrantrti& {ttnen1 @brsei3
notbwenbi9 trasen werben, ta sieqei@t erif. tpenn
er ieinem Safe btreits nabe it, n6trb teine Annab-
eruns an uniers fSnislide SHUTTER erf! 9emeint
Ewerbtn. Ginem gerleumber icQ man mic trautn
.11nb naa tann. Gin bisuebitirttr Minifer uns
eeetn cine Urau nabsn, bic ben &Snis unbehinst
reaiert2 feuf1te bie Daubhine ,35Es.l.5s,&
aean fast &buiieul babe bel BEN parlaunent uns
ber Station gemenlen. isitbent er nit BET Mar-
quite tm 3pielpalt IT, ftl Sepbie ein. =. -
y @ebnfu@t. 80. .; 80: .','
y Die Gapttinser etlaneten 987 nit Puso
GaSet auf ben Ibron ron 0rantreib.
y g. If ser fcsenaunte febfui8brise &ries
9emeiut,
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pau( RieQer' S

4uul JltCUCl .
@rceQente6 Mu0en1pa6er,
bewatrt III ben i&wiertp(ftx 8Gaen ale muntsr-
bar tpt,tenbee &etmittel, It, mte vie pbtstn
prdparate, potienten tute Bieberpertdufern b.
TENS empfoblen.
@ir mS@ten MIttern faeen, taB M orlra
8ladberrY. Ba a M ale Sale BON
@ommertranfbett summer-complaint)
be Rtneern tetlt.
mprie'$ Slalientfber Mu8ett=
ats unteblbAres MttteI
... fir bic &rantbeiten beS Muaes. n
=. (Mtute 'unb @rpttimt)/ ,::,,.:, %i3.:: =.
@erRenlSrner, Gtterune eer 3brdnenbraitn,
:,'-' 6ltmrern unb @&wa&e. ~. =,
Das mtttel wirtt urdeblbar, mag bic 8ranf-
bett ffrppbulSlen pber anbern urfprun8s iein :;
(le mtrft eeeen SGuG9e unb Mbnebmen rer
&raft bes @tbneroen uno beilt trantbafte 3u.
ttGnb { In BEN Bau oeRtben. Beipneers fol4en
Yerfonen 3u tnapfeblen, meI4e i9r Nuee tort.
pdbreno an3uarsnesn 9aten. Dsr 8alim pirs
tbrer @ebfraft aaeemein gsiunbe 1batieteit pie-
Der perletben.
wrpbtrt's unb tbr peroet's betabrt fnten.
Yreis IS Gent per Glai&e. -
~ baben bel allen Drugeifen.
@prfe Datley. Gt8sntblmer.
DUBUQUE, SOMA.
Dte Materialten, aus benen es 3uberettet IL,
Nnb rein unb eSRlt&. &c IL NIT ts&fer @pre.
talt uns @enautstett 3ufammeneeisbt uub NIT
5t@erteit nnb obne @@mera an3uwenben, ba eS
au6erli& appltetrt mirb uub bte @efabr tauitii&sr
neutrality-suspicious., .pel@e bas jarte Au-
aenAepebe 70 leidt 3eraSren, ne.aetbet.
une pte fir bas huge 70 uneemetn tpcbltbd'
Hs sptrtenb, ,purbe es AUD BOOT betlfam er-
funseu fur
81anSwunten, GnttGntuuaen; &C.
fprux8ene 4ippen unb pGnbt,
Bu man 9tnstr, Sh3tlu6. Grs.
ijpelas, 9ufettenft&e ,e. = {s.S
Msr{t Y. . atleY, Dubuque, 9uua,
Gtsentb6mer.
~ 0ssen Gtnitneaas sua 80 Gent ta frau
Hraeu Brtef aulet&tdt. ,;@ \. =! '; # :'>i., '5t
" =: Morse's Blackberry Balsam ID : T.
p@s1ee Rtttel tar = ta1reee, t@lt@te
gtteauuxe,. &teltra @orbn1.
Qtneer. bplera. nne ale uuter
hbs-9rautbettex.
A07 PAUL RteeeG
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8tlletris tistk&s.
(9Dtssersessentlt&ta aus ten gtasta xtaItsten" ais
etae 9robe Der .,@ebi@te germtf8ten sutalts"
BON u. s0elf.
Mtnnebaba, Der @af5erfaI.

.. Gbasta, 20. Suni 1857
Minnebaba, la@enb @a0er,
:3auberianeer btr Gaseab'!
Grablinsslieber baQt bein G@c,
@enn ber @ursen eulben >abt
@enn fi& Dfnen rings bic &npspen
11nt bes Qen3ea Singer Fi9t
&ranse BON betbauten 8labteu
TIM bein ftrablenb Mneef9t.
@enn tes @ursens bo1b GrrStben
Mittaea' @lutbenitrablen pei9t,
Sber tpeun tes Mbenbs @9immer
Gid gu Dir bernieber neiet-
Smmerfurt gu ibren GHnen
1anst bic Gtutb 1T fetem &eib'n,
Qei@ter als bic See Spm Balbe
Ganst int @ummer Mpnten(9eine.
@enn ben Snbianeripmmer
Treit ber 6erbf nit &Snie6prn9t,
@enn spn bunten prairieblumen
, &ines ibr iipp'ses Brautbett la9t
@enn bic 8lattertrun' f@ fdrbte
>@elb tpie @ulb, ROTH, tpie &ubin,
l1nb bfs monbes nilbe @9imme.
11tber eelbe @arben 3ieb'n,
SIMMER j3iertt beint @tirne
1 3pber @aSnbeit @rablentrans
81 nml&leiert iie Son &plfsn,
81 eetau@t III Sunnenelan>
Do@ BET t1nisli9e @inter
&ei9et Dir bic @trablenfrpn',
@enn Du fiji im Gispalafe
Weilef auf Serbpr9'ne1a Ibrpn!
wel@e @unber biret Detn GempeI
@latt ber @runb, auf benz er ftebt!
Son GbryfaQ bic @aulenmanbe
Mit Suwelen iiber1a't!
@ebt bas sutbY@e Dad bon @i1ber>
@ebt am DOM ben perlenfrana
Sn BEN sulbnen Qi@t bes 5immels
%Qes @lprie, aues @lans.
Sa, i'd sebe Dir bic &rone,
5erri&er Du> int @interfaat
Minnebaba, la@enb @afer
3auberianeer ber @astab'!
): 2a@ I'M Sens im @pmmer ld@ae
@iee I'M Serb fte traumenb Left
Nuf bes Wtnters @isaltare
Weib' i'd Dir ben i'd Gn 4 II preie.
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@aul @ie8er's
unfpkthnre

@e6t5t11 sessn &beumQti8mu8
felbR In btn bSsartieatn Gd(len otefer Rrantbett
bon G@erRer @irtung, tpirb ben 2anbtau aeuten
IA fol@en wrefen atsela0en, tuel&e ttnen CUTE
VrpRte betm @erlauf f&eru. :
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&eele'8
6QQrb1l|Qm (6Qtrltfe),

Das auseeaet&netRe aQer betannttn NRtttel, 3ur
BefSrberune bes @a&stbums bes baars unb
DteberberReQune ber GiQe unb uripriiu8li&en
Sarbe be.ltlben, fir ben @rpb- u. Rletupertauf.
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Da6 berIbmte en8liI6e
Dfer6e<, &tn6Yte6< IT, @af<

LII V11l03N1
mtl@es ieber Garmer ais f@erftes &urn1ittel fiir
aQe MrteH duBerli@er Rrantbeiten feines Ttsb-
faubes I'M 3auie balteu ioQte.
Btir biefes 2intn,eut balte Id bas Depot far
ben &nerpb .@e,fauf IN ben @taaten Ntnneiota
nnb @tsepnfn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23
Paul 1aie9er's
8lut< un6 @QQe11retnt0un9&

bic bette 9ansmebi3tn far bic sroBe @n3abl nor
&ranlbetten, nel&e bur& 8.runretntnuHs tst
BIuts uno @tSruns ber 0creauunes' Srean'
berppr9erufen nerben.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA, Sep. 3.-The market this morn.
ing exhibited still better feeling, the demand
for Grain being quite active Flour Is steady,
but prices unchanged. There was fair inquiry
for Wheat, but the quality continues generally
very inferior, with an unusual quantity Of gafliC
and cookie. We note sales Of 900 bushels white
and rcd at sl.6O, 50, and 1920 for the former,
and Sl.s0, 81, $500, $2.l0, 50 20. and So %
for red-no prime white or red offered, for which
higher figures could readily be obtained Choice
white is much wanted. Corn continues to i'm.
prove and we note sales Of q 200 bushels at 81 %
for white, 81. .O6 and 81 OF for mixed and one lot
Of yellow at 81 10. offerings Of Rye very light,
and sales of about rs bushels at 81. 80. Sales OF
/, 100 bushels Oats at IS and 90.
BALTIMORE, Sep. 3-The market for -four Is
dull, at about previous rates. We note sales Of
200 pounds Ohio Extra at SO 25; 1S0 barrels
Howard Street Extra at sl0.50, and l50 barrels
City Mills Cut Extra at 50. Wheat-Receipts
2, $40 bushels white and 8, 9,O9l red. Market less
firm. Sales as follows White-lO0 bushels al
81 so; 800 bushels at 81 25i 200 at $22O, Red
$50 bushels at $245; 200 at 81. 3Oi 100 n
100 at 10; and 200 bushels seed Wheat at So so
Corn-Receipts 1866 bushels white and 15O
bushels yellow. Market frmer, owing to light
receipts, and prices 2 to 3 cents higher. Sales:
White-l $40 bushels at SLIP; 1900 at 81 l6;
200 at 81 IL, 200 at sl.l5; 22O at $l.lii 400 at
$l.l3. Yellow-lG0 bushels ut Sl.20. Oats
Receipts 4, 800 bushels. The market was not so
active to-day, and prices have a downward ten
dency. Sales as follows: 100 bushels at 55 cents
1876 at 60 cents; 900 at 6l cents; 200 at 6(
centsi $50 at o. cents; $50 at 80 cents 200 at 8.
cents; l5O at 40 cents; l5O at so cents. Rye
Receipts /, AIS bushels No sales reported.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.

|
There was some disposition yesterday to op
crate In stocks, but the markets were still very
much unsettled. Gold dropped 4 lower, Will,
Government securities were In good demand
The -four market was something Hrmer, and
prices slightly advanced In New York. In Phil.
adelphia the quotations In the grain market were
about the same as the day previous. In provls
ions prices were unchanged, and but small sales
effected.
The cattle markets throughout the entire
country the past week wero very dull Phila.
delphis, Albany, and Chicago yards felt the
spiritless condition of affairs particularly, and
sales were few. The stock on hand was larger
than the previous wOok, but purchasers were
shy. In Chicago many Of the drOvos were turned
out to grass, whilc others were shipped to East.
ern markets on owners account.
There Is no doubt but that the capital of the
country is very sensitive to all disturbing causes
which tend In any manner to affect the public
credit. Money Is abundant and plentiful, but
It's accumulation at our great centre Of financial
operations Is in ANITA agonsm with these enterprises
and Investments which create the wealth and
stability Of the country.
Outside Of those 6nancisl centres money is
wanted to sustain these Investments, and which
are now languishing, tho great resources Of the
country suffering 10 consequence.
JAY 4 COOKE Co., bankers, furnish US with the
closing prices Of Government securities on yes
tardav m foliova.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
News
sun R. 627 sun S. 6.28 high Water, 10 81 |. m
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Z. c. Knight, Fuller from New York
merchandise consigned to G. p. Houghton, agent
Steamer James s. Green, Platt, from New
York; merchandise consigned to j. d. Davidson.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, from Baltimore.
Schooner Sarah NJ Clayton, Walker, wood for
Clark.
Schooner Lookout, Huchart, river, wood to
master.
Schooner Orange Elsey, NanticOke river, Oys'
ters to market.
Schooner John Hamilton, Hunt, river, wood
to master.
Schooner Woodruff. simms, Pharo, New York.
Schooner Oneida, Davis, Boston.
Schooner J. Fort, Fort, Providence, X. /.
Schooner J. P. Cake, Endicott, New Bedford
Schooner Annie Lewis, Jayne, New York.
Schooner S. 7. Miner, Huiso, Old Point, Va.
Schooner Sarah McDevitt, McDevitt Phila'
delphia.
Schooner Cornelia, Carroll, PHILADELPHIA.
Schooner II. ] Raymond, Pharo, New York.
Schooner Edward Reed, 1Iawes, Boston.
Schooner L. A. Bayliss, Bayliss, Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, for baltimore.
Schooner Pearl, Williams, Havre-de.Grace.
Schooner Cakes Ames, Edmunds Hoboken.
Schooner J. S. BragdOn, Newcomb, Boston.
Schooner S. J. Bright, -, Boston.
Schooner James Bradley, Smith, New Haven.
Schooner Edwin Reed, Brown, Boston.
Schooner Alexander Jones, Philadelphia.
Schooner Constellation, Kelsey. New Haven.
Schooner Valentine, Bayliss, Bridgeport, Ct
Schooner Minerva, Knight, Bush, Boston.
Schooner Joseph P. Cake, Endicott, Jersey
City
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
Aatiuual Gepnblitau.
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One square, one insertion, tli subsequent inser.
tons 90 cents. One square, one month, IS. Liberal
Inducements to quarterly, semi iannsal, and yearly
advertisers,
Every other day advertisements, 90 per cent add.
uonsl. Twice a week Advertisements, 70 per cent.
additional.
. Eight lines constitute square. Less thas square
ehsrged In proportion, at the above rates.
Editorial notices, @ cents per line each insertion.
Local nstiees, 20 cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements coming under the heads Of Wants,
For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Found, not exceeding
four lines, one insertion, % eents three times, 80
cents Any greater number Of lines at proportionae
rates.
Advertisements should he handed in before D. m
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S SALE OF UNSERVICEABLE PRO.
~ VISIONS. CLOTHING, &c.
NAVY PArEAsrKR,s oyp,cr

NAVY PArhAsrBR's OFFICE
WAsnfsGToS, d. c., August 80, 1857,
By order Of the Navy Department Bureau Proyis.
Ions aud Clothing there will be sold pu
for cash 10 the highest bidder at the speeon on CO.
Navy Yard, Washington, on WEDNESDAY,, the llth
day OF September, 1867, at 10 o'clock a. m the fol
lowing u1teryiceable stores, viz:
PROVISIONS.
200 lbs. Bread, "a 2l0 bbls. Beef 2 81 200 bbIs
Pork, bn H3-ss bbls Flour, 7SS lbs Preserved Meat
$50 lbs. Dried Apples, IS lbs Rics 4lij lbs Pickles
% lbs sugsr1 - lbs Coffee, 2slO lbs Butter $50 lbs
DessieAed Potat0es l7j CALLS. Beans 40 gals Mo.
issses IS gals Vinegar So bbs Tomatoes $40 Bread
Bags.
CLOTHING.
81 b. c. Pea Jackets, 5 b. c. Trowsers, 8 B. Sat
Trowsers 20 b G. Round Jackets, a b. s. Froeks q
b ! oyershirts, 20 y. Undershirts, ~ B. r. Draw
ers l22 yds. Blue sAtinet, 1872 yds Blue Flannel
az yds. Blrnsey shestipg, 5Ir5 yds. Canvas Duck,
lSA4 yds. Blue EGnkin, pairs Boots, 40 pairs Calf.
skin shoes, 22 pairs Ripskin Shoes, y Blankets "A
Mattresses, b. 9. Cap, black 81 X Handkerchief
SMALL STORES.
6a@ lbs. Tobacco, 1870 lbs S W. Soap, I pairs
Scissors, Backing Brushes, 1870 Clothes Brushes
Me's ksttle', Mess Paus, SO Tin Pots, so b.ltlss
hu'taTj.
CONTINGENT.
30 lbs Candles, lot Of Stewards Stores, a broken
sets CALVIN c. JACKSON,
au Sl-lOt Paymaster U. 8. Navy.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
DRrARTHySr OF rHE IsrraroR. I


WASHINGTON, D. c., July 81, lsy7. I
Sealed Proposals will be rece we'd at this pepArt
ment until IL o'clock IL on TUESDAY, the l7th Of
September 1867, for the erection Of the jail, 10 and
for the District OF Colt mba authorized and provided
for by the act Of C"ugrseS approved July -, 1866
and the Joint resolution approved March 2, 1857
The designs, detail, drswiuss. and spec heAions
can be seen at the architects oflce In the eastern
grounds Of the Capitol. wH.hirgton CITY, every day
except Sundays, between tho hours OF 4. In. and
3 p m.
| Separate bids will bc received for the masonry
work brick work, iron work and carpentry work
The contractor whose bid may be accepted will be
required to enter into Euticent bond, to be Ap.
proved by the Secretary Of the Interior for the faith
iul completion VI his contract, Payments will be
made as the work PiOgrcssOs, GU estimates eerIiaed
TO by the architect, but Iwcnty per eentum Of the
estimates will be retained until the contract Is CON
pleted,
Tho contract viii he awarded 10 the lowest re.
SponSlble bidder, lut the Department reserves Ia,
right 10 reject any all Of the bids should IL b,
deeACd for the Interests VI the Government TO Dc
The bids will be opened at noon on the 18th da,
Of September In presence Of such OF the bidders AZ
may choose to attend.
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope
Proposals. for New Jail, I" and be directed to The
Secretary Of the Interior, Washington, D. G.
o. II, BROWNING,
seP2'ld Secretary Of the Interior
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

TIE CAPITOL PoLIoE.-The Capitol police
dolred their new uniforms on Monday last for the
first time. They were drawn up in limo by Sec
tions in the north wing of the building and were
addressed by Mr., George T. Brown, Sergeant.at-
arms of the Senate. He complimented the force
upon their hne appearance, and We noticed our
handsome friend Capt Cutler. Smiling severe
ly" at the compliment. We trust the body may
be as efficient as they are well-loOking.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

PRovrDEST BUILDING AssoCIATToN.-The
monthly meeting Of tho Provident Building As.
ISOLATION was held last evening In Millers school
building on II street, between Sixth and Seventh.
There was large attendance and much interest
manifested In the proceedings. II was the sec.
ond meeting held, and was for the purpose Of tho
members Of the association paying thoir second
instaiment upon the shares Of tho association.
The meeting was called to order by the Presi.
dent, Mr.. Geo. II. Plant and the Secretary pro.
ceeded to call the names Of the members for the
purpose Of receiving the dues. The members
, came up as they were called In alphabetical or.
der and instalments poured In freely and rapidly.
Mr.. John L. Pau, esq, waited upon those
gentlemen In tho room who had not subscribed at
the previous meeting, and the shares received by
| him were numerous.
The amount Of dues received and instalments
on new shares taken, amounted to very large
sum.
The money realised was then sold at high
per centage, after which the meeting adjourned
to meet again on the first Tuesday In October at
n p. m.
The lawyer and tho clergyman, the mechanic
and tho laborer, the merchant and tho clerk,
were all represented at tho meeting, and those
present eyinced the deepest interest In the un.
dertaking, feeling satisfied Of Its complete suc.
| cess.
The following Is list Of the officers Of the
association:
q. II. Plant, presidents G. s.orrs, vico prosi'
DENT ]. W. Barker, treasurer Frederick koons,
secretary T. M. Hanson, J. L. Pfsu, N. W.
Burchell, II. @. Gill, W. II. Clagett, O. W.
IIarkness, J. A. Ross, J. Z. Waugh, and @. B.
Baker, directors.
Trustees-w. G. Bestor and @. N. Thorn.
Attorncy-w. r, Woodward.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

~ ENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF HAV-
" ing their Goats, Pants, and Vests Secured and
well by calling al b, MAdRUDBR's
Securing and Repairing Depot,
AT Tenth street, a few doors above Penn. avenue.
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