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DROP0sALs FOR BRICK AND


Proposals will be received at the Office Of the su.
perintsndsnt OF the United States Marine Hospital at
Chicago, Ill, until l2 o'eock, IN November T. 1857
for furnishing and delivering at the site OF the build
ing $50 900 best front bricks. The same must be
we'll burned, free from all mari or lime and ser.
feetly sound, Of hne surface and even color; and
will be accepted unless perfectly satisfactoTy
10 the superintendent. Each proposal must be ae.
eompanied BY q sample Of the bricks proposed, and
properly marked with the name Of the bidder, and
must be submitted before the opsniug Of ths bids.
Also, At the same time and place, for fuTnishing
and delivering 900 900 common hard burned bricks
for partition walls and backing. They must be sound
and we'll burned, NO attention being paid TO color
Proposals will also DO received for furnishing and
delivering al the same place, about 1000 superi-
eA feet OF stone for the facing Of the upper walls Of
said building The same to be In random courses,
but Invariably laid on quarry bed Three quarters
Of the stone facing TO have average thickness Of
ak ( inches, and quarter Of the same to be ten
O Inches or over and to be paid for by the superb
dial foot, measured In the wall.
All bids muIt be accompanied by the bond OF two
responsible perAons In the sum Of 300, that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract II
awarded 10 him
The Deparme reserves the right to reject any or
all tho bids II deemed for Its interest to do so.
Tho delivery Of tho above materials to begin on or
before the lbth Of March, lsos, and the whole to be
delivered BY tho sist Of July, 1905 ,,,navn
oel4.td supsrintsndsnL
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DHOT0GR Apis

will send, post. paid, 80 Photographs OF the most
oslebrated Actors for 90 eents 30 Actresses for 80
cents 90 Union Generals for 90 cents; 90 Rebel Gen.
erals for 90 cen 80 Statesmen for 90 cents 90 beau.
nful young Ladies' for 90 cents; 90 fine. looking
young Gentlemen for 90 esntsj 0 large Photographs
OF french Dancing Girls, In costume, beautifully
eolored, exactly a. they appear, for 90 cents or for
90 cents OF the most beautiful Ladies' Of the Paris
Ian Bsliet Troups as they appear In the play OF the
Black Crook, At kiblo's Garden, New York.
send all orders to p. o. Boz lit, Troy,N.Y.
me- 10 dkwly
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1s- The Healing Pool-An Essay for
Young Men on tho Crime Of Solitude, and tho Dis.
eases Rad Abuses which create imp .dmsnts to
MARRIAGE, with sure means OF relief Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge Address DR.
J, sKILLIE HoCGuTON, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. se27.9m
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1870 GREAT ton~
fofHESoRTHwisr. so6fa,A ACSp AND sobbfRSMssaT bbfRRMa


SPRING SCHEDULE.
follows; ' -
.....A 50 p. m. ,.,,, T. 90
.....s46 D, m " IN n a
THk GREAT DoUBtB-TRACK ROUTE.
with ELBoAnT SCENERY, Palace state room. dsy
and night Cars, with modern imp,oyemeuts. and
nying from four 10 twelve houfs in time over any
other route. Two hundred miles saved 10 We.tern
and Central New York
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
IhrouEh rom Baltimore TO ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change -"s
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have IN.
1dyantages Of making all changes In UNION DI.
POTs, and no PBRRIRH
Tickets by this route can be procured st the once,
corner OF sixth street and PennsylysuiA ayspus
undersstionh Hotel, where rslisbis iaformston viii
BE- given at all tmss. van
Passengers procuring tehsts at this ones. can AZ.
sure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Eimir, ar
risourgh. W, J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth ct. and Penn. avenue
I'm @ youvo Washington, D. q.
ueo-y Baltimore Nd
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON.
L AND BALrrhoRR RAILROAD.
fIhl fABLl.
oommsa.las MONDAY, April ie,A, ts,,.
Trains for Baltimors and vAshins,os iesy. Phil.
dslphia as follows.
AIS g. m, Express Qsosdsys excepted d II, 49,.
m, Mprsss; 500 p. m, Nr2 'sss; and ll.6o D. m,
way MAIL Train for Balu a ,rs d AHA N.
rkAlhs IRON bALrIhohH TO PHILADELPHIA
xn1 Ssimmors, I.y = m., Way Nail $50 .. n 4,
SIS ?. m, kxpress.
SUNDAY TRAI'
Leave rhil.dsiphi. for Bsluuor, and washington
~ $40 .. m. and II. 90 p. m
Leave baltimore for Philadslphis At s8 D. m
Leave Baltimore for New York al as p. m.
mhio ~. KINNEY, superlnisn Ssut
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RAILROADa.
TH r o UG II LIN q BRTWRRN
| Il WARRINGTON, PHILADlLPHrA, AHp INV

~ Il r o UG II LIN q BRTWERN
l. MAsHIHaroE. PHILADELPHIA, AND INV
MAsHusros, Jan. ., lssy--,oo.
frains between wsshinston and New Horh srs No ~
~ ros y isaSri sa% ioRR. i without, .s.,,,.t.,, -
Lssys dsily ts1sspt sundsy) a LS q. m, lis
roR PHILADELPHIA,
Lave daily (sxespt Sunday Al rs I. m. ana IN IA
and $50 and p. m.
Oh SUNDAY.
Leave for New Tork ssd PhiisdslpA,s a. ,o /,
n. enly. ''"P
Sleeping ears for New York on 700 ,. n. ,r,,,
Through tickets to Philadslphis, Rev Yor. or Ho..
Ton, can be had At the Station ones 81 ali heurs n
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad sdv,rtis.,o.,,
ior schedule bs.vsen Washington, Baitimers, A.
hspohs' Ahe 'he ""I il. WILSON,
Master Of rransportation
Z. r. COLI,
General Ticket Aren't
GEO. q K0oNfx,
Agent, washinsto..
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j, r. or oS SAL5.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT on rur Ixrrnrcn, 4

DEPARTMENT or rHn ISrxRicR,
OTTtcE OF lNDtAs APFAtRs. October ls, 1857,
Sealed Proposals, indorsed Proposals for Indian
hoods, will be received at the once OF Indian Al.
airs until IL O'Clock m, on FRIDAY, the 18th day
u November next for furnishing, in the qusntities
herein given, the arto.e named In the following
list;
FIRST CLAss-MLCKTNAo BLAHKETI
!, l23 pairs S.point white Naokinao Blankets, to
measure eox72 inches, and weigh 8
pounds.
SOS palrs 2lf.point white Maekinse Blankets,
to measure 'iIee inches, and weigh 8
so pairs 7.polnt whits Msekisac Blankets,
to msssurs 42xee inches, and weigh OK
IS pairs llS.point white M.ekinae Blankets,
TO MEASURE 3sI5o inches, and weigh AZ
pounds.
4'OTsirs 3.point scarlet MaekIpae Blankets,
to measure eex72 inches, and weigh 8
pounds.
62j pairs az. point scarlet Maekuao Blankets,
to measure e4xos inehes, and weigh 8
pounds.
topairs 2.point scarlet Maetinae Blankets,
to measure 42x5e inches, and weigh o. Z
GOO pairs 5. poirt indigo blue Maekinse Blan-
tets, to measure eox72 inches, and weigh
spounds.
600 pairs ~. point indig. blue N.ckiaao Bian.
kets, to measure 6ioxs Inches, and weigh
rs pairs lIk-poInt indigo blue Msekin,e Blan.
kets, to measure Sox50 inches, and weigh
~ pounds.
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se- Free to Everybody.-A large o PIP.
Circular, giving information Of tho sreateaI lmPort.
auee to the young Of both ssxsS.
hteaehes how the homsly nay become bsizH'Q
the desp!ssl respected, and the fOrsAkar loved.
No young lady or gentleman shoald fall to seud
their Addrcsr asd receive copy post. paid, by 70.
t1rn mall. Atdrsrs p. o. Drawer, ,T,
hhl9'dswlY Troy,B.Y.
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STATES MAILS.
LOUISIANA.
PosI opYIcG DEPAsrHEST, !

LOUISIANA.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
wAsHISaTos, September 23, 1857. (
Proposals will be received at the Contract once Of
- next TO be decided by the lith) for Carrying the
Malls Of the United States from April 1885, to jane
80, 1871.
Cotile, Cloutisrville, MarthAyills, Natehitoehss
Pleasant Hill, Mansfield, KeAtehls, Spring Ridge,
and Grand Cane. to shreveport, los miles and back
Leave Alexandria Monday, Wednesday, and Fri.
Arrive at Shreveport third days by SPIN.
Leave Shreveport Monday, Wednesday, aud FRI
Arrive at Alexandria third day. byspm.
The accepted bidder will be required to take the
oath commonly known as the test oath, and TO exc
cute contracts In the form and manner prescribed by
law and the regulations Of the Department.
For further and fall particulars as to the eOndi.
ious to be incorporated Into contracts and Of the
liabilities Of bidders, reference 10 made to the
pamphlet advertisement dated ostobsr 81, 1856 in.
Vtng prop for carrying the mails Of the United
States In ths State Of Louisiana which can be fouId
| at the principal post oficss.
Proposals must be IseAled, tuperseribsd "Nail
Proposals, Route Ne 5000, stats OF ouisiana' and
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster Cen
eIRl, Contract Omee. ALEX. W. RANDALL,
oc2S.td Postmaster General.
DROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUC-
TION OF A SEWER IN STREET NORTH.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT AND ISsPBoroR or
sBwBEs. CARRIAuEwAYs AED sIDHWALKs, sc, }
CTR HAIL, ,WAsHISdTos, d. c., Oct, q, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Mayors
Oface, until ~ IN on TUESDAY, November 9th next,
for the coasiruetion Of barrel sewer In A street
1OTth from the west side Of second street east and
to connect with the Government soweT in Delaware
ayenHe, with such drops traps, manholss and lateral
branch sewers as may be repaired The size Of the
main sewer will be three feet and The lRterAls two
feet, inEils dIametsrs, with walls nine inches in
thiekness. III, traps and mAnholes will be the
size and description as those at Prankl'n square
and TLrt- -0nth 'trssI west
Bidders will tts the price per ,ineal foot for the
main aud lateTAlsi per manhOe, drop and trap each,
which shall include all expense In excavation, hllinR
and making good all streets, haG .foOtways, de-
For further particulars see speeiaeAton In the once
OF the Superintendent and Inspector OF Sewers, ke.,
or the Conn ssonsT Of the Pifh ward
The right Is reserved by the Mayor to TsJe any
all bids Ihsuld be deemed to the interest Of the
Corporation. WIN FOkbYTH,
Superintendent and Inspector, &c.
THOMAS PRYOR,
BENJAMlH OWN,
Assistant Commissioner.
BARNES,
Ss2s ComnissOHer Pifth ward.
GALE or GOVERNMENT PROP
- kgTY.
VIII ba Id At auctl. H. 81 the United stRtes Navy
Nrrd, Philadelphia,
Two PAIRS OF oXEN.
twenty per cent. Of the pa uTchaIe money 10 b0 de-
posted 1T the time Of tale, and the cattle TO bs re-
moved within Ave days thereafter
BY order Of tho Bureau Of Yards and Docks.
THOs, o. sBLFRIDGE,
oe26'N CommandAnt.
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PAWN BROKERS.

SSd NOT TICE. ESd
JOB POOR PEoPLE's PRIRNB. CC4
p. BsYBR's LOAN sPPIeB,
6Si Twelfth street, bdween and D, near Psnn,ylva
MIA avenue. Money Loaned on Ladies' and 0sntls-
mems Wearing Apparel. Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Jswslry Pistols, Mechanical Tools, &c.
Business eOphdsstih. Old Gold and Silver bought.
Jal7.u p. BOYER.
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80 every patron obtains watch by this arrange.
msnt, costing but tlO, while Il may be worth tl 900
No partiAlity shown.
We wish to Immediately dispose Of the above mag.
nihse1t stock Certificates, naming the articles are
placed IN sealed envelopes and we'll mixed. Holders
are entitled TO the articles named on tber eeTtiaeats
upon payment OF Ten Dollars, whether II be Watch
worth N,OOs or one worth lsss. The return OF any
thereon upon payment irrespective Of It's worth, and
as NO article valued less than tlO 10 named ON any
certificate, II will at oles bo seen that this is
NO LOTTERY, BUT srRAIsHrYoRwARD LEGITIMATE
TAASsAsrIos' WHICH MAY Be PARrIoRLrKD
IN HVEs BY THh MOST FAsrIDIousI
siugle certificate will be sent by mail post paid
upon receipt OF 20 cents for o. IL for Oh IS and
elegant premium for Is; 90 and more valuable
premiums Tor slsi 100 aud most superb Watch for
80. To agents, or those wishing employ yment,
this 10 rare opportunity. III legtimAtsly con.
dueted business, duly authorized by the Govern
ment and open TO tho most careful scrutiny Try us.
WRIGHT, BRO. 4 CO.,
SO l9.om Importers l8l BroadyayN nv
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1'HBRs comsth glad tidings OF Joy to aII
l. To young and to old, to great and to small;
Tho beauty which once was 30 precious and rare.
Is free for all, and all may be fair,
By the use Of
CHAsTRLLAR's WHITE LIQUID RHAMHL,
For Improving and Beautifying the Compilation.
FOR giving the skin beautiful pearl like tint that
only found In youth. II quickly removes Tan,
freeklss Pimples, Blotehes, Moth Patches, sallow.
ly healing the same, leaving the skin white ard
clear as AlAbaster Its use cannot be detected by
ton, Is perfectly harmless II Is the only Article
Of the kind used by the French, and IL eonsidered
BY the Parisan as Indispensable to perfect toilet
upwards OF &c. 600 bottles were sold during ths
past year, sufficient guarantee Of Its smeaoy
Price only 70 cent?. Sent BY mail, postpaid, on re-.
Ceipt Of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS 4 co. Chemists,
mhl9 dkwly 2S6 River street, Troy, N Y
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NAVY PAFMASTER'S OFFICE,

IN wAsHISoroH, D. O., Oct Is, 1857.
Sealed PROPOSAL, to be endorsed "ProposAls, -
will be received Atthis once, until ~ m the lst day
Of November. 1867 for the following articles WHICH
xusT BIZ OF THR vElY BEST auALIrI, to be delivered
free Of expense ami Government tAx at the wash
ington Navy Yard, aud subject to the usual inspees
ton thereat, to wit:
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
100 (ons Hundred cart.loads Paving Stones, from
Sto ipoheL
s, 800 (Sishty:si Hundrsd) pounds Bound Iron,
best charcoal rivst.
2Two) barrels wistsr- strained Sperm oil.
(One) barrel lard OIL.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
2 900 (rwo Thousahd) pounds Hoop Iron.
(Four) ba-s lAx1k Inch Iron.
BUREAU OP YARDs AND DOCKS
$40 (rwo Hundred and Forty pieces wrought.i
Steam Pipe.
$50 rwo Hundred aud Finy) linssl feet wrought
iron stsam P,pe.
Responsiblo security required for The prompt and
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded.
Blank forms for bids with further particulars for
bidders, u be had at this once.
CALVIN @. JACKSON,
oe26-s; Psymaster, U. 9. Navy.
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T. I N A N @ 1 A l.. I

FIN A N @ IAL. ug
:JAY ooKE 4 @ o.,
nNKRRs,
YIrTxsNTH STREET. opp.sb TIE TREASURY.
buy and sell at esrrsn, market rates. and keep % y.
stantiy on hand foil supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sEvEs.rHrRrrEs.
COMPOUND INTEREST NorKs.
Orders for stedks Bends, ke, executed, and oollee-
n.ns made on all accessible points.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
H.B. s.sE,, (of Jay Cooke 4 Co. } President,
". g. Husrrssros, Cashier
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THR UNITED STATES.
lsrH srasRr. sProsrrs rHs rnHAsgar pErAArxsxr.
Government securities with Treasurer United State,
s~oSE MILLION DoLLARs.-Ss
We buy s,d sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES At current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE s,d make Collse.ion. on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase sovsrnmea, Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give CAREFUL AND PROMPT
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
and to any other business entrusted TO US.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS a, all times ehserfaliy furnished.
wN. 6. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WAsuIssrss, March %, 1885. NH n .du
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go yards Fancy List Blue Cloth.
2, 500 yards Gray List Blue Cloth.
2, 800 yards Saved List Blue Cloth.
!, 72 yards Saved List searlst Cloth.
THIRD CLAss-DRY GOODS
Is dozen 81 woolen shawls.
~ doIen 60 woolsn shAwls.
l9l pounds Linen Thread
leo pounds Cotton Thread.
ASA yards Turkey red oil Calico.
80, 500 yards Gales, (standsrd printsl
10, 900 yards Blue Drilling.
Q, eiO yards Brown Drilling.
200 yards Bed.tieking, (red aud blue stripe.)
8, 700 yards satinet.
900 yards Hickory shirting.
IL. $50 yards Brown shestipg, a.
5, l2j Hickory SHIFTS.
4. 5He yards Duck, for tents)
II, 900 yards Linseys.
3,eoo yards Flannsls, (ssscrtei eolors.)
!, 900 yards Dsnims
g, 900 yards Jeans.
l, 900 yards Cottonadss
4, 800 yards Cheeks, stripes and plaids
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T UMBER, LINE AND CEMENT
80, 600 best quality Of white Pine Steam Kiln
Dried Lumbar.
800, 900 Bangor Laths
200, 600 feet Of White Pine and Spruce aeantling.
Also, Pence Pickets, Hemloek, Boards Rails, Jsist
sc, &C. just received and for sale at our wharf foot
OF Seventh street. sP. BR0wH SON,
de2 4b Ninth street, bet. and Y.
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$1,000, 900 IN WATCHES
FOR SALE ON THR POPULAR

FOR SALE ON TIKI POPULAR
GONE PRICE PLAN,
Giving every patron a
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCH
For the low Price Of Ten Dollars.
WIT n q Mt RRl u n mo VIM
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CEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
~ vited till the bt day Of November, 1867, At l2
o'clock, NJ for furnishing the subsistsnes Depart
msnt United stats, Army, with the following CAN
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, viz:
800 cans Of Preserved Pears, In IN. cans
100 cans Of Preserved Peaches, in IN. cans.
200 cans Of Preserved Pinsapples, in IN. cans.
800 cans OF Preserved Cranberry Sauee, in IN. cans
500 cans Of Assofsd Jellie', in an. cans.
!, 900 cans Of Preserved Strawberries, In 2b. cans.
800 cans Of oystirs, In an. cans
6Co cIrS Of sslm,n, In 2n cans.
10 all Of the abe articles the price per can must
be stated, ard SAMPLES furnished.
All the above abolss TO DO Of the very best DUAL.
ity, and put up in,uperior packages and TO be Dc.
liyared at the Anhor Press, In this city, within
twenty days after ,psninR Of bids.
No bids will bsfeesived from parties who have
heretOfore failed 20 comply with their agreements
with any branch u the Government
Bids to be directed to the updsrsigned and marked
"Proposals." A. BECKwITH,
frevet MaJo General,
oe25.T and @. s., U. g. Army.
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ga To ConsumptiTes.-Ths Ad dvertiaep
having been ro'torsd to health in few sssks,by A
very 'np'. remedy, after having suGSEsd several
Year, with aoy"r, lnag Affection, And that dread
di'oE O. CyE.smPtIoa, Ia anxious to make kaewr t.,
bis fsiI5T'sufsrars The means Of care.
T" -. wt' d.rre ii hO win send copy 0! tho pre-.
''rJ" D.. ., i!ros Of ehArge,l with tbs drs:''ops
''i f'a: r'4s a-l rs!nF the same, which they VIII
sG4 49, C"AE Fog CoSsrsFrIoS, AsruAA, BEns.
o1TI', &c. Tho only object Of the advertiser In
sending tie prescription : to benefit the AFFLICTED
and sPres4 Information which he eoace!yes to be In.
valuSblsi aud he hOpts Nysry saEsTsr will try his
remedy. Is It will cost them I1IklaC and may prove
ablssslng,
Parties wisLing the prescription will please al. .
dress REY.EDwARD A. WILSON.
oeS-dwly Wlil'GnsbuTg, Kings Co..H.Y.
1o- Know Thy Dertiny.-Madsme E. +
TSoRSTnE the great English Astrologi ClAiryoyLn
Gni Psyetonstr,eiAn, who has lstonishsi the seien
uhe classes o. the old World has now located her.
self at Hudson, n. I. hADANE TKoXyToE possesse,
each wonderful powers Of second sight as TO enable
her to imrart knowledge Of the greatest mportanes
10 tAl sILgle OF msrriel ef oittsr sex While In Q
gAS OF 'raEcs she dsliEeAtes tho vs:y features Of
The poTsoE yru are to marry, and by the aid Of an
!nstr1IGEt Of istsuss power, known as the Psyeh.
omotroFo, guarantees to produes ufs-llke picture
Of tho future husband wife Of the applicant to-
Selker with date Of marriage, position in lts lead
ing traits Of character, Gc. Thisis no humbug, as
thousands oitss.lmonials can assert She will send,
waeG desired certified cOr.iEsats, or written guar.
ua'c', thGt The r,ctaTS Is what 1t Purports to be-.
by saSo-lHg small lock o. hair, Aad stating place
Of birth, age dlsposlAoA and complexion, and en- =
closing siIy cents and stamped envelope addressed
to your or you will receive the picture and desired
lufor4Gtou b. return mail, All Communications
S4erodly conndhatlAl. Address, In confidence, MAD.
AgE Z. ?. rHoEsToS, p. 0. Box 293, Hudson, NY
whlo i&wly
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STATION HoUsE-Jonr u. srrrr,
EBBITT HOUsE-C. c. VILLAIN

Hon. Jos ssgar, W. Price, W. W. Price, jr Va. 4;
W. b Cushing, Admiral Porter and lady, US NJ; J.
2. Abel and lady, II. 0. LsGsk, Albon Man, n. II
lady, Henry Campbell, N. =; NJ Gibson, Sam i
A, Lewis aed wife, D. b Long, Philadelphia: c. n.
Gouldirg, Ill, Geo Johnson. J. J. Johnson, Botton
and lady, CheagO II. II. PaIee, Mass, 4 n Young
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GOAL AND WOOD.
On hand anf for sale, at the lowest market rates,
the celebrated ykens Valley, Lorberry, shamokin,
and Baltimore Company Goals, Egg, Stove, and Par
mace sizes.
Also, Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood, sawed and
split to any length and sire, or In the stick.
The above delivered 10 any part Of the city at short
notice. q. L. sHERIFY,
once Penn. sy., bet Sd and ~ streets.
jes-tf Yard and Mil az 81. and Canal.
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NATIONAL HOTEL-H. s, BKysoy
IN HOUSES. W. oyr
SPECIAL NOTICES

N. Gregory, Kansas; 4. h. Perkins, q. SAILS
h9hn, San Francisco O. LoIAth. J. shemong. w. 7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-24
ATerribIe Threat.

The Cleveland Leader, in speaking of the
recent Injunction granted by Judge GREEN
to prevent the persons appointed as Me-
tropolian Police Commissioners from taking
possession of the property and running the
Police force of Columbus, until the
question of the constitutionality of the law
could be decided, says:
ssAs the city government of Columbus is
Democratic, and the Governor Republic
can, the Democrats are bitterly opposed to
the law. They applied to Judge Given,
LGreen] a Democrat, for an injunction to
stay an injunotion to stay the operation OF
the law, and on Tuesday the injunction was
granted, on the ground that the law was
unconstitutional. An appeal has been
taken to the Supreme Court of the State,
which meets in December. We shall re-
view this extraordinary decision more at
length when it is defore u.s."
AS the victorious columns of the First
NAPOLEON were sweeping through Austria,
laying waste the land, an old lady called to
one of his officers and told him to tell his
Emperor that he was mean, dirty scamp.
The polite Frencbmau responded: 'Mon
Dieu, Madame, don't force me TO- tell the
Emperor that; it would make him feel so
very bad"
So we suppose it win be with Judge
GREEN when he learns that the Czeueland
Leader intends to review his decision. 1t
will make him feel so awfully bad, that we
will not be responsible for the consequences.
As the Leader is brave, so let it be merciful,
and spare Judge GREEN, and its own read
ers, the terrible infliction.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-24
Radical InsOIeRce.

The Ne,o York Times Republican, has
the following:
President johnson recently addressed
note to MIR. Defrees, Superintendent of the
Government printing office, asking that he
would give work to poor printer whom
he had known in Tennessee, and whom he
knew to be needy and deserving. Mr..
Detrees replied that the President had no
claims on him, and that letters from the
White House could have no weight in re-
gard to appointments. Mr.. Defrees must
have liberal and generous ideas of public
service, as well as a high notion of personal
courtesy. The security of our Government
would probably be endangered if it were
understood that the President of the United
States had sufficient influence to get work
for poor type-setter in the Government
printing office. We can understand now
the anxiety of Congress tG keep Mr.. Defrees
in that position. He seems to be exactly
the kind of person needed to carry into ef-
feet the paltrY ideas OF the extremists. A
man of larger notions might have complied
with the Presidents request, and then what
would have become of the country?
The Columbus Journal justifies the want
of decency and the insolence of DEGREES,
on the ground that, after retaining him in
Office for time, President JOHNSON saw fit
to appoint another in his place.
When the fact is known that very large
majority of the office holders, retained in
paying positions at Washington, are op-
posed to the Administration, and join DE-
FREES and the Journal in denouncing its
measures, the unfitiess of the excuse can
be seen. President JOHNSON, on the receipt
of DEFREEs' impertinent note, should at
once have given this needy and deserving
printer the place of an undeserving Radi-
cal. .-s.e -- -- s..