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FOR CORN MEAL.

y. OFFIcE DEPor CoMnIssARr or So BsIsTRECH,l
WAaHIEGroH, d. o., June 2, 1871
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, are Invited until
TUESDAY, June 25 1857, at IL m, for furnishing the
that may be required from the LIST Of July, 1857 until
the 3iSt Of December, 1867.
The Meal TO be delivered at the gub,isteuee
storehouses in the Monument Lot, and Sixth street
wharf, or at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot,
at such times and In such quantities as tho Govern
ment may direct after fvs dAyA notice
The Corn Meal to be delivered In good, sound iur
barrels each containing hundred and ninety sig
U06) poundsi to be fresh ground and OF good, msr.
chantabls quality and will be Inspected before 1t Is
received.
Payments will be made In such funds as the Gov
eTnment may ia nish for disbursements.
Bids must be ddresEed to the undeTsigned, at No.
22I O street, endorsed Proposals for Corn Meal "
O. BILL,
jelo-5! Major and @. g., U. s. Army.
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ONE Of the evils Of the extravaganza and
luxury of the times is the difficulty young
men, who have been trained where wealth
abounds, find to get into business thai
will maintain them in their social position
1t is not the poor alone who suffer from
the high prices and expensive habits of a
community.
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DROROSALS FOR GRADING AND
il PAVING THE CARRIAGBwAY OF STREET
NORTH, BKTwEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
STREETS WEST

Proposals will be received at the Mayors Once,
City Hall, until ~ O'Clock, m. on SATURDAY, the
10th day VI June next, for grading and paving the
eArriAgeway Of ! street north, between Fiftk and
Sixth streets west with stone similar 10 thA used In
street north the stone to be not over eight or less
than ave Inches in diameter, and seven &c ehes In
depth to be laid on bed Of gravel not less than
eight inches deep covered with II can four inches
OF shaTp saud before paving, and be we'll TAmmed
with ninety pound hammer, and we'll watered be.
fore the last ramminEi the surplus earth to be de-
Posited In such sghborng streets OF places IS the
Ward CommisslonsI may direct, and the contractor
Will be required to leave surface Of two hundred
feet In length for the fall width OF the street exposed
Tor inspection, which will be we'll puddlsd by the
Ward Oommissioner, without expense to the con-
tractor.
Bidders will also estimate forlurni,hiRg and lay.
ing gutter stone not less than three feet In length
and Twelve inches In width, Tho work to be done
70 the entire sAiSfAoioh OF both Ward and Assistant
oommisslonsrs and 10 be paid for by assessment on
the property bridging thereon, except that Of the
HeaeTal Government which 10 provided for by act Of
Congress Of February Is, 1885.
All old ltsTAls to DO thu property Of the Corpo.
ration, GHd to be deposited In such locality as the
Ward Comm ssioneT may direct T ~
Bidders will state prise per cubic yard for KfAdinR
per square yard for paving including the and
sand required, AID Per foot for gutter stons.
No bid will DO received from others than practical
PAYERS, and the right expressly reserved 20 reject
any or all bidl. JANIS j. CIMPBILL,
js7Alt cSmm!IIloutr.Fourth WAtd,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

OVERWHELMING the Midshipmen
Of the first class of the United States Naval
School, at Annapolis, who have just passed
their examination successfully, are Eu-
gene H. c. Lcutze, of this District; Chas.
p. Shaw and Edwin S. Jacobs, Virginia ;
and Edwin c. Pendleton and Frederic NJ.
Wise, Of Maryland.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

ACcoUSTs ADJUsrED.-All the accounts
Of receivers of public moneys, discussing
agents, surveyor generals and deputy sur
veyors which have been returned to the
General Land Office have been adjusted up
to March 81, 1867.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

AT Rochester, on Wednesday, large
Newfoundland dog, while bathing in the
river near the gas works, was taken by the
strong current over the High Falls. The
animal swan ashore few hundred feet
below the falls, and made his way home.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

A DEED with the consideration of 81, l00,-
600, and covered with revenue stamps
amounting to S2,l00, has been recorded in
the Polk county recorders Office, Iowa,
II covers nearly 10000 acres of land lying
in that county, embracing many improved
farms.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

STAGE orrIcE-The general stage Office
for the city Is a, John c. Hovsrds stables Nos. 4'2
and 45i O street, between s eth and Seventh. Mr..
Howard is always prepared to furnish ho'se' and
bugsies for hire, aud transient horses carefully at
tended to. Having had an extensive experisnee In
the business he Is enabled TO guarantee satisfaetion
o his customers.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrREss MONROE, June 1.-THE
schooner Keokuk, from Boston to George
town, d. O., put in here this morning with
both anchors gone. She reported fourteen
schooncrs having met similar fate. Ac.
counts received by inbound vessels repre-
sent northwest gale as having prevailed
with great violence on the coast.
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The Govcrnorship OF California.

SAN Francisco, June 1.-THE delegates
elected to the Union State Convention,
elected at the city primary election yes
terday, are favorable TO George @. Cor
ham for Governor. The indications are
that he will receive the nomination Of that
body. Gen. Rosecrans will probably be
the Democratic candidate.
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New YoRK, June 1.-THE -four market
is steady; receipts, 3,29s bbls. Wheat
market is dull and unchanged; receipts
none. Corn-market dull and la2 cents
lower; receipts, 1872, 1903 bushels. Rye 2a3
cents lower. Oats l cent lower. Pork
frmer; new mess, S22.s7. Lard quiet Of
l2a13 cents per Dbl. Whisky quiet. Barley
Peas dull and heavy. Cotton
dull nt 26ta27 cents for middling uplands
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

A FAST MAN in Cincinnati, who passed
himself off as high Federal officer, has
been swindling the merchants and land.
lords Of that city in the most extensive
manner, and has finally eloped with an ac-
tress
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

To TIE LAprEs.-The attention Of tho
ladies lie called TO the announcements Of Lewis
Baar. No. 80 Market Space Of ladies' goods, among
which he enumeratos six belt ribbon, trimming
ribbons MarseiIles trim nipg bonnet ribbon, white
Maiino tissue, bAregS and gfenadins &e, real Olupy
collars, together with every kind Of goods usually
required for ladies' dresser Bis extensive sales ens-
bic him to sell these goods at the lowest market
nFiea
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at 74a75 cents, and at the close buyers
were offering "a cents.
Groceries.-Thc market is active, at
about last quotations.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

TIE widows of ffty.two clergymen re-
ceive aid from the Massachusetts, Congre-
gaNonal Charitable Society. The yearly
allowance is from $50 to $3.50.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

AN effort is being made by the Portland
boat clubs to take part In the 4th of JuIv
Regatta in Boston. Walter Brown viii
probably be included in the delegation.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

. BEFORE going to the springs supply
your servants with white walter iaeksu at A. Sacks
/ Co., SIT Seventh street, adjoining National Bank
Of tho Republic.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED sTLrEs PATENT OPEIcE,

II hEI AN HEN VI H To IN chioNI
~ UNITED sTLTRs PATENT oREIcE,
WARRINGTON June 8, 1907.
On the petition Of Stephen Morse, Of Springfield,
Mass praying for the extension OF patent granted
to him the 9th day Of September 1893, for an in ,
proVement In Iron Car Brakes, for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent which takes place en-
the 9th day Of September, 1857.
10 ordered that the said petition TO heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of August
next at II o'clock, and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
nle In the Patent 0hes their objections, specially
set forth In writing, At least toentv days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony nled by either party,
10 be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the oee
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers rolled upon ~ testi-
mony, must be nlsd In the once ttosnty days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within
ten days altar hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In the
RRPUBLIoAh and the Iatsllioencsr, Wsshipgton,D
c., and In the Republican, Spring Mass once
week for three successive weeks the nrBt Of said
publications to be at least sixty days pIsyious TO the
day Of hearing. T. c. THRAKBR,
Jslo-wsw Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

Gov. GEARY, Of Pennsylvania, has Joined
the Good Tempars in Harrisburg,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

Or The Grnvsst Maiadies OF Youth and
EARLY NASHooD.-HowSrd Association Essays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases peeulisr to tho ht age Of man.
with Reports on new methods OF treatment ON
ployed In this Institution Sent in sealed letter en-
HoUGHToE, Howard Association, PhiIads.phiA,
Penn. myl7-sm
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BY Telegr aph.
From Europe by Cable.

LONDON, June ll--Noon. Consols, 94l
U. s. 5-20's, 20. ~.
LIvERPooI- June ll-Noon.-Middling
Uplands, III; Corn, 36s.; Pork, 49,; Beef,
1928, Cd; Bacon, 40s.; Lard, sos.
LoSpos, June ll-2 p. m.-Consols,
94s; U. s. 5-2O's, 10. Corn has declined
I'd. Other articles unchanged.
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NOTICE TO THOSE WHO USE 20.
v TOMAC WATER
WATER REsIsrRAn'a orgIos, CIR HAL,

WATER REsIsTRAR's 0PPIcg, Cir HALL
WAsHISGTOS, o, C., Jane O. 1897 (
This ONCE Ia notified by the Engineer Of the W .sh-
ington Aqueduet, that tho wasting Of Potomac
water tGIoughOut tho city must be Immediately
Thsroleo authorities have therefore been requested
to enforce Igidly the laws relating to tho waste OF
wafer, and to give particular attention to the livery
stables.
STREE. washerS may DO used only between the
hours Of and a. m, and 8 aud Z p IN.
Je1-hstuS RANDOLPH COYLR wR
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So Sexual Diseases, Debility, SSc.-Pay
NO more money to ouaeks, but buy TEALL L JACK.
soN'S Pathology" and CURE YOURSELF o..
Sold by American News Co, l2l Nassau street, New
York. Send for circular. Gp25-d&wsm+
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H. KOPPELL.
Jsl2-lm
An REV LACK EY

A NDREW KEY,
N MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner OF Eighth and Streets opposite the General
Post once,
takes this iahhod OF Informing his Numerous fiends
Ard the public generally that no Is prepared to
furnish gentlemen and youths wearing apparel,
made from the best material, at the shortest notice
AID at the lowest rates Mr.. j. T. Mcintosh hAs
been scared for the cutting department, and from
his known ability perfect ats are guaranteed.
GBNTLBMEN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING cut 10 the
latest styles. Jel2.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

NArrAtors relate that nations should be supplied
by their nsighbors. TO keep their ska elsaa and
their health good, with liberal quantity Of Saw
ysr's Barriers Soap For sale By N. W. Burchell,
family grocery, corner Of Fourteenth and streets.
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO
Il BIZ SUPPLIED TO THB NAVY YARDS UNDER
THE DOMINANCE OF THE BUREAU OF
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BgaEAU OF cossrErcTIoS AND REPAIR,

NAVY DEPARTMENT
BuREAU OF Construction AND RgPAIR,
wAsHISaToS, d G., June II, 1867,
Sealed proposals to furnish timber AID other ma
teras for the navy for the nteal year ending jan.
O'slock, a. n, Of the 10Th Of July neE, at which
me the proposals. will be opened.
The proposals. must be addressed to the Chief Of
the bureau OF Construction and Repair, Navy De.
partmsht, WAshinglon, and must be endorsed "Pro
posas for Timber, &e., for the Navy, for the Navy
lard At (name the yard, ~ that they may be dis.
tinsuished from other business Isttsrs the bids for
tho different yards to be eneoied In separate enVel
| opes
struetons to bidders giving the forms Of proposal
OF guarantee aud OF certificate Of guArAntors, with
printed forms Of offers, will be furnished 10 suoi
persons as desire to bid on application to the com
mandants OF the respective nRvy-y yards, aud those
Of all the yards cation 70 tho Burean These
schedules will DO ready for delivery on the Goth Of
Jane, instant.
The CommSndant OF zach navy yard and the Pur.
chasing Psymaster for each station will have a copy
ouly. in order that persons who Intend 10 bid may
Judge whether Is desirable TO make for
any Of the classes Of those yards.
rbe proposal mnst be for the whole Of class and
all applications Tor Information for tho examinA
tion Of samples must be made to the eommAndants Of
The proposal must be accompanied By certificate
from the Collector Of Internal Revenue for the dis
tret in which the bidder resides that he has II.
aud he must further show that he is turer
Of or regular dealer In the articles wbioh he Offers
to supply The guarantors must be certified by the
assessor Of Internal Revenue for the district In
which they reside.
The contract will be awarded 10 the person who
makes the lowest bid aud gives the tee 70.
quired by law; the Navy Department, however 70.
serving the right 10 reject the lowest bid, or any
which 1t may deem eIorbitaut
Sureties In the full amount will DO required to
sigu the contract, aud their responsibility NUT be
certified to the Eat tfaetion Of the Navy Depart pent
As additional seeurity twenty per centum will be
withheld from tho amount Of the bills until the con
tract shall have been oomplsted, and eighty per
esntum OF the amount Of each bi appro we'd IN trip
icate by the eommandant Of the respective yard viii
be paid ny the pAymaSter Of the station designated
IN the eontr.c within ten days AFTER the warrant TO-
he same shall have been passed by the Secretary
Of the TTeasury
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered and des-
tad fnlloua,
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ss-" On Deck.r-speciai Meeting OF tho
''washington Yacht club, thirteenth day, seventh
month, at the usual time and plics All "on Deck"
handsomely and punetuAlly.
By order OF II BROWNING, Captain.
WIN MAcCONIHB, Purser.
A. p. PLUMB, Secretary. jsl2.a
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12
HISTORY OF THE SECRET SERVICE.

-, THIS work embraces an AUTHENTIC and OPP.
Information obtained by General baker during his
Ave years service as Chief Of the National
mAnds this inner history, and as historian the an
thor subseryes no partisan purposes, bat writes the
plain, nnyarniBhed truth, Bparing neither high nor
low, LOYAL nor REBEL. STATESMAN nor CON.
NIOT, CIVILIAN nor GOVERNMENT OPTICAL
ludleoualy Jusufying his statements with vouchers
rom me highest authority impArting thereby ger.
uine historic value TO his startling disclosures
active, energetic Agents are clearing t20O per
month, which we eau prove to any doubtinE Appl &.
'Aut address =. GARRETT CO.,
myfEaWu 11a Chestnut itTsst, PhilSal
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NOTICES.

- II Il Ola L N oTI @ H ..
s~Attsntion, Bricklaysrs'J u nion, No. 1.
Meet al kages's Hall, on street, between Twelfth
and Thirteonth streets. on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Juno H. at o'clock, as business OF Importance will
DO transacted.
By order com rnittee. I'D. BoNTz.
jela It Recording Secretary.
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A TTENTION!
n ATTENTION
ATTRNTIoN!ii
ATTRHTIoNli!i
ATTENTION nm
EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER,
EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER,
EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER,
EXEC sIoR WEISS BEER,
The most pleasant summer beverage in ths market,
Manufactured from seleoted Barley, Malt, and Hops
from the Brewery Of Massey, Huston 4 Co, Phiia.
delphia, Pennsylyania.
To insure constant supply, DEALERS are requested
TO send ia their orders at an early day to
RILEY A. sHInH,
"Wsiss Beer Brewer"
Corner Green and olive Streets
je6-lm ... Georgetown.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TT7HEREAs. the Hos. WILLIAM ELwELL, President
w Judge ofthe Court Of Oyer and TermiRer and Gen
eral Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court Of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
in Goth Judicial District compored Of the ounties
9fColumbia sullivan and Wyoming and the Hon iram
berr and Peter X Herbein, Asso ateJudges of Coun
ba Co have issued their date the 2sth
Hay OF Dec in the year Of Lord one thousans eghi
hundred and KY liz and TO directed for holding
Court foyer ane Terminer and General Jail delivery
Ceefal Quarter Sessions ofthe Peace, Common Pieas
and Orphans Court in bloomsbury, in the county Of
Columbia the first Monday, lbeing the 4th day. OF
February next, to continue one week.
Notice is hereby given. the Coroner. the Justices
Of the Peace and Consables of the said county OF Col
umba that they be then and there in their proper per-
10 o'clock forenoon Of said day with their
rec ords inquisiiions and other remembrance to do
those things their Offices apperfain to be done
And those that are bound by ecognzance 10 prosecute
against the prisoners that NAV be IN the jan oil
said county OF Columbia be then and there to prose-
shall be just Jurors are requested 70 De
punctuaI in their .agreeaby TO tneir
( Dated at Bloomsbury the 9th day oi pee !,
Z l.. 8. in the year our Lord one thousand eight
t~~ hundred and sixty-six. and in the nineuetn "a
year of the Independence of the United states oi
America Gun SAVE THg CosfnoNwE ALTH
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
RIoomsburg ID December. %, 1906
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-30
The Happiest Season.

At festal party of old and young, the
question was asked, (which season Of life is
the most happy?" After being freely dis.
cussed by the guests, it was referred for an
swer to the host, upon whom was the burden
of fourscore years. He asked if they had
noticed grove of trees before the dwelling,
and said
when the Spring comes, and in the soft
air the buds are breaking on the trees, and
they are covered with blossoms, l think, how
beautiful is spring And when the summer
comes, and covers the trees with its beauti-
fulfoliage, and singing birdsa inits branches
think, how beautiful is summer When
Autumn loads them with golden fruit, and
their leaves bear the gorgeous tint of frost,
l think; how beautiful is autumnl And
when it is sere winter and there is neither
foliage nor fruit, then | look though the leaf
less branches, as never could till now, and
see the stars shine"
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-30
List OF Causes for Trial az February
Term. 1867.

Susan Seybert by her next friend George Shuman
vs.. Euos Adams.
Paxton Kline Jane Kline.
3 William L. Lance VS. Thomas Creveling, et al
a Jacob Harris Peter Jacoby-
S A. g. Sanl VS.. BENJAMIN Wintersteen
Beuiamin Zarr and wife VS.. William Sharpless
z Edward HeiineF The Locust Mountain Coal q
Iron Company.
sJ.P. IIackenberg for the use Of II. Chamberlin
Eilas Edgar.
Jacob Remiey vs Iatawissa Rail Road Company.
10 Henry e. Muse vs. Borough Of berwick.
IL Faust q Co.. VS. lose pin Frck.
- Eli Jones' "a Miles Abbott
~ Sylvester Faux Isaac White.
"A Sylvester ]. Faux vs. Isaac White.
IS Wright Hughes Peter Miller.
16 Jorathan Knitfle Wught Hughes.
IL Mary z. Green Robert 3. Howell, et al.
IL James Sterner Albert Hartman
10 solomon Shuman William LoEgcnbergeT.
20 John w : Lescber vs. Peter s RishH
81 John Jameson vs. Z. Sayers et al.
- John Crett Alfred Mood.
y Wooisy 4 Pohc John w. LescheE
"a Sylvester ]. Faux VS. Isaac White.
IS William A. Man James Dyke.
81 Henry T. Reilly for the Of Thomas Creve
ling, jr.. vs. Jesse e. Pennington.
81 Sylvester j. Fauxvs Mtard e.. Greene Admr's.
"a Jacob =. Evans VS. Milliard e. Green's Admr's.
% z. :. Robbins VS. Albert Hunter
30 James Cannon Michael Cream ct al.
81 Amanda L. Davis VS. Bonham G. Kasc.
~ George H. Brown VS. l.. ). StOneman.
33 q w t-ampbcll ct al VS. Simon 2. kase et al
"a James Strauser VS. George StrIcker.
IS Adam Strauser We George Stricken.
36 Stroud & Brown VS. A. Creveling.
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Coleridge.

Lamb once convulsed a company with an
anecdote of Coleridge, which without doubt
he hatched in his hoax-loving brain. Il
was, he said ''going from my house at
Enfield to the East Indian House one
morning when l met Coleridge on his way
to pop me a visit He was brim full of
some new idea, and, in spite of my assur-
ing him that time was precious, he drew me
within the gate of an unoccupied garden by
the roadside, and there, sheltered from OBJ
servation by hedge of evergreens, he took
me by the button of my coat, and closing
his eyes, commenced an elegant discourse,
waving his right hand gently as the musical
words flowed in an unbroken stream from
his lips. l listened entranced, but the
striking clock recalled me to a sense Of duty
| saw il was of no use to attempt to break
away; so, taking advantage of his absorp-
ton in his subject, and with my pen-knife,
quietly severing my button from my coat, l
decamped Five hours afterwards, in pass
ing the same garden, on way home, heard
Coleridge's voice and on looking in, there
he was with closed eyes, the button in his
fingers, and his right hand gracefully way
ing, Just as when l left him. He had never
missed me. ="